Local Notes From Roscoe and Surrounding Towns
Jan 24 Roscoe area residents report the death of Mrs. Williams late of Roscoe formerly Eliza Hutchinson a respected public school teacher Rev English of Cleveland notes his son Homer’s death Rachel Burns visits Cleveland Misses Louie and Ida Buchfield held in Chicago visiting here Rev Strete plans revival at M E church one week from Sunday Lizzie and Lucy Karr visit relatives Prof Orr ill with heart trouble Daunsberry hosts a supper Ed Richie of Akron notes petition signed for river bridge at Main Street lower end A teachers institute to be held Friday evening in the section
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Williams
Coshoeton
Eliza Hutchinson
Roscoe
Rev
English
Cleveland
Keene
Calen
Homer
Rachel Burns
Strete
Louie
Ida Buchfield
Chicago
M. E. Church
Lizzie
Lucy Karr
Orr
Young
Acher
Acher, Has Taken His] Daunsberry
Penkoe
Ber Wisi
Richie
Akron
Main Street
Teachers’ Institute
Canal Lewisville Social News and Local Updates
Jan 20 Miss Bessie Renfrew entertains with a supper for friends in Canal Lewisville. Attendees include Misses Georgia Headington Abbie Craig Edna Moller Laura Boyd Maude Mobler. visits from Jas Fhamblin and Stuart Clark. Rev Irvin preaches at Baptist church. many locals attend gatherings and revival. Journal notes protracted Baptist meeting ongoing and various family visits.
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Canal
Lewisville
Bessie Renfrew
Georgia Headington
Abbie Craig
Keene
Edna Moller
Laura Boyd
Maude Mobler
Jas Fhamblin
Wills Creek
Stuart Clark
Plainfield
Chas. Croy
Avondale
Georgia Weadington
Bessie
Adams Miels Chronicle Notes On Visits And Illness
Miss Susie fepley left last Saturday morning and visits with relatives in Vernon and Akron. Mrs Leroy Fe 7 is ill with rheumatism. Blanche Murphy arrived Friday from three weeks visit. A large number of friends visited Adams Mieli Wednesday evening. G Smith and daughter Miss G began travel in the south, guest of friends in Lorain. Archival notices record local social events and minor illnesses.
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Susie Fepley
Vernon
Akron
Clara Wilson
Pertha
Drenden
Leroy Fe
Adams
Blanche Murphy
South
Alg
Tox
Rego
Lorain
J. M. Newcome
Avonpats Notes and Local Visits in Canton Area
Avonpats report for the week lists social calls among Canton neighbors in January. Multiple residents from Coshocton Bakersville Kidder West Lafarge Dover and surrounding areas visit relatives and friends. infant death near Coshocton is noted with funeral details. shipments include a car of hogs to Cleveland on Monday.
Protracted Services Close in West Cailllisle and Nearby Visits
Protracted religious services at the West Cailllisle Presbyterian Church led by Rev W H Hyatt and Rev Brown of Newark concluded Thursday night after nearly three weeks. O F Miller in Chesterville visited over Sunday with his sister Mrs Nellie Preston. Ray Collison of Coshocton led two weeks of services with notable interest. Mr and Mrs Beverly Shaffer of Frazeysburg visited Jas Graham. C B Preston attended his grandmother Mrs Hamilton's funeral in Cadiz. W Preston went to Coshocton. Siena B Preston and O M Mikesell shipped oxen, cattle, bugs and sheep to East Liberty Pa Tuesday.
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Fer Carlisee
Presbyterian Church
W. H. Hyatt
Brown
Newark
O. F. Miller
Chesterville
Nellie
Preston
Ray. Collison
Coshocton
Beverly Shaffer
Frazeyshore
Jas. Graham
C. B. Preston
Cadiz
Hamilton
Fish
Cleveland
W. Preston
Siena B. Preston
O. M. Mikesell
Shipxoda
East Liberty
Movement to hire two teachers in Newark schools
Local report notes a campaign to employ two teachers in the Newark public schools. Several residents are mentioned by name as part of community updates, including Joseph Smith of Newark and others visiting or dealing with farm and church matters.
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Joseph Smith
Newark
Melvin McConnell
L. J. Stephens
Indiana
John L. Phillips
Josepl
Hardesty
Om Sdams
Local notices and society moves in unclear text
The fragmented item mentions Tepha Jims John Art Tritius Mundiin Hager and Jacob Lar hnne of James Thay fist He The literary wan well attend Ormee Wednemny evening. A welcome program is expected with cordial invitations. T. W. Cutherison on jury duty in Coshocton. Orford Township Teachers Reading circle meets each Thursday evening with price arrangements.
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Tepha. Jims
John Art Tritius Mundi
Hager
Jacob Lar Hnne
James Thay
Ormee
Cnienschesi Reonm
T. W. Cutherison
Coshocton
Orford Township
Pice
Local Notables and Timber Work in Lissfield and Killbuck Areas
January visits mark social ties as Neal and wife stay with friends near Lissfield while Jerry Day of Killbuck handles town business. John Ling from Killbuck buys timber for Mr. Fuller. Marion V Ranner and wife visit a brother near Spring Mountain. J Barber of Cleveland also travels for business. Mrs A Weatherwavy visits her mother near Spring Menaial amid ill health. Most young men here work cutting timber for Mr. Rilier.
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Plinfield
Mr.- Neal
Jerry Day
Killbuck
John Ling
Fuller
Marion V Ranner
Theap
Spring Mountai
J. Barber
Cleveland
Weatherwavy
Epworth League Social At Frank Alman Home
Miss Fiera Weatherway of Bisted and Mrs. Edith Cronks of Towa visit relatives here. Mrs. Perrin McDermott to accompany her home. Epworth League to hold monthly social at Frank Alman home Friday evening. Mrs. Ella Weatherwax returns from Milwood visit. Wm. Wilson and wife of Killbuck visit his sister Mrs. McKee.
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spiniNe McDcntars
Fiera Weatherway
Bisted
Edith Cronks
Towa
Perrin McDermott
Epworth League
Frank Alman
Ella Weatherwax
Milwood
Wm. Wilson
Killbuck
Wes
McKee
Local Notes From Conesville and Surrounding Area
A Conesville notice reports a new operator’s office in a recently built tower and the depot’s relocation westward. The M E church women plan a box social in Dawser’s hall Saturday night. Local visits include Gov Lapp of Wills Creek to David Lillibridge and neighbors Harres Marquand, Milc Marquand, A S and C C Dawson in Dresden on business. A death occurs Mrs Mary Jane Parks.
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Conesville
Sam Silate
Shute Seguture
M. E. Church
Gov. Lapp
Wills Creek
David Lillibridge
Brook Mills
Tunnelfilh
Coverdale
Adams Mills
Mary Jane Parks
Joseph Parks
Charles Bryan
Adams’ Mills
Harres Marquand
Zanesville
Milc
Willow Brook News Briefs and Local Visits
Willow Brook notes several residents visiting relatives and friends last week including Jas. Witp on Brook from Cashecton Allen Fortune of Roscoe and Mrs Eva Whittemore from Keene. Mentions of upcoming meetings at Millfork and the Christian chapel on February 7 and a local medicinal advertisement follow.
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Witp
Brook
Jas
Sadie“tyksey
Cashecton
Allen Fortune
Roscoe
Sheldon Senter
C. Meredith
Eva Whittemore
Keene
Nancy HutTman
Jobo Carr
Ruscoe
Millfork
Christian Chapel
Bills and budgets move through Ohio legislature
Ohio lawmakers consider a temperance study for public schools while debating canal abolition. The senate passes a sundry appropriation for state departments and institutions, funding salaries to 2001. Other measures fund Ohio University Miami University and Wilberforce, abolish city election boards, and appoint deputy supervisors of elections.
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Virginia House of Delegates
New York
Duff
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Merion
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Butler
Ohio University
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Wilberforce
Painter
Wood
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Mitchell
Ohio
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Patterson
Brotein
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Howe
Dodze
House
General Assembly
Bargain Wraps Offer Low Prices At The Store
Bargain promotion advertises jackets priced at 16 dollars and other wraps marked down to five dollars. It promises unprecedented value and urges readers not to miss the opportunity, noting the sale continues through the chapter.
Ladies Tailor Made Spring Suits Arrive for Inspection
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