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Coshocton Age

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1903

Page

5

Temporary Tuscarawas Bridge Reopens Bridging Coshocton Trade

The Newcomerstown Index reports a temporary Tuscarawas River bridge reopening by Saturday, restoring traffic between Newcomerstown and eastern Coshocton County after January’s flood washed away the iron road bridge. Officials Davis, Fisher and Balone praise the return of commerce and daily travel until a permanent bridge is rebuilt.

Newcomerstown Coshocton Tuscarawas Cashcotton County Davis Fisher Balone Iron Road Tuscara Coshocton County Rch Snell's Hill

Coshocton County Warrants Payable June 20 1903

Treasurer W. H. Williams announces all outstanding Coshocton county warrants are payable at the treasurer's office on June 20 1903. The Age ads. bring good results.

Coshocton County Déwtt W. H. Williams

Local Figures Attend Visits and Meetings in Warsaw Area

Proceedings list numerous visitors from Warsaw area and beyond. Abram Funk and family spent Sunday with W. L. Johnson, while W. F. Thompson of Pittsburg toured Mrs. P. P. De Hart. Others include W. E. H. Rowland returning from Wheeling and Mrs. A. J. Hill visiting Dennison and Uhrichsville.

Abram Funk Lambert Bucklew Myrtle Hamp Wright Naomi Warsaw W. L. Johnson W. F. Thompson Pittsburg Carnhegie Steel Company P. P. de Hart W. E H. Rowland Wheeling A .J. Hill Dennison Uhrichsville James Hay G. M. Hay Walhending Harry C. Ferguson West Lafayette Indicator Coshoct Sarah Marshall Della McClain Glen Boyd Scott E Conrad Baltic Charles Holmes Akron W. H Evans Cooperdale J. H Evans South Lawn Avenue Presbyterian French Mizer Coshocton Fanny Snedeker Stonebrook Canton W. QO. Renner Wiliam Bixler Adam Hothem Lank Barrick Lewis Barrick Philip Harrisberger Avondale Lewis Wentz Glen Davis White Eyes Lorenz Harmon South Bend Ind Little Son Buckhorn Dover John Ely New M. E Annie Vincent Uhrichaville Jacob Rosa Jake C. C. Vincent J. D. Vincent James Afficer Marie Platt Zanesville Misa Edith Dusenberry M. E. Church School House

TUNNEL HILL COMMUNITY NEWS AND FARM NOTES

Dr. Dean returns from Washington. many local visits and social events Recorded in the Tunnel Hill area include Mrs. A. M. Smith visiting Roscoe friends, Estelle Thompson's Granville trip, a fox chase with over twenty hounds, and many visits among residents to Coshocton and Newcomerstown. Agricultural updates note rains aiding crops and plowing delays from wet weather.

Harvey Wolford New Philadelphia Eliza O’brien Pittsburg Bessie Sharpless J. R. Haines Warsaw Ransom West Maud Gene Mohler Lewisville A. Rinehart Coshocton Moses Miser James Layman Keene Newcomerstown Rev Mott Vist Cleveland Ling Elliott A. Turner Harry Ferguson West Lafayette Eliza Hunter J. E. Rothacer New Belford Dummermuth Misa Goréama Diagherty Presbyterian Missionary Daltom Lut Boyd D. Mo Ira Harger Chili Robert Elliott George Balch James H. Boyd G. W. Norris James Lockard Smith Near Orange Sam Kempf Jennie Powell George Henderson Cora Borenheiser Massillon Jacob Zimmerman Lena Ferguson Otto Dresher Seldon Boyd Canton P. ©. Salum

Local notes from Warsaw and Bowman communities

Warsaw residents recall visits and gatherings with relatives from Tiverton, Coshocton and Dresden. Socials and church events, lawn fetes, and Children’s Day services are noted along with several local visits, business trips, and crop conditions as rains affect hay yields. McClure to retire from county board. several applicants considered. Tent services featured talks and songs with upcoming Bible sermons.

Coshocton James Clark Robert Finlay Edward Piatt Williamson Brink Haven William J. T. Hunt Jennie Gracie Richards Wills Creek D. Beck Warsaw Mr. Haskel Zanesville McClure

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