Coshocton County Court Actions and Real Estate Transfers
Court actions include equitable relief for Matha McFarland versus Jobo Mod and Mary McFarland and a suit by The Citizens Building and Loan Association against Coshocton Gold Storage for $550. Probate reports list estates, guardians, lunacy inquests, and wills. Real estate transfers cover numerous parcels in Monroe, Lafayette, Clark, Bethlehem, and Coshocton townships with varied sums. A marriage permit notes the union of Will R. Boyd and Hattie Mae Boyd and a detailed wedding account follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Matha McFarland
Jobo Mod
Mary McFarland
Equitable Relief
Citizens’ Building & Loan ‘Association
Coshocton ‘Gold Storage Company
Joseph Brown
Ernest M. Bradford
Nancy Smith
Joseph F. Smith
William Maxwell
Jeremiah
George F. Smith
Columbus Insane Asylum
Marion F. Burton
William E. Bucklew
Clark Township
N. B. Bueh
Grant Neldon
Ransom Neldon
Jane Neldon
Thomas Baker
Tanac Kimball
E. Wollam
Alford L. Wollam
Monroe Township
John Davis
Bentuen Davis
Lafayette Township
John Foster
Lewis Randles
Frank P. Marten
Admirin‘rator
George Owens
Corbneton
Elie Everhart
Caroline S. Strasner
Coshocton
Catharine McClure
Daniel Whittemore
Bethlehem Township
Mary Weaver
Mary E Weaver
Tramps Break Into Home at Pike Township
Two tramps entered the home of James Graham in Pike township while the family was away. They stole two suits of clothes, a razor, a gold ring and a necklace. most items were recovered except the razor. The men, arrested near Frazeysburg, were brought to Coshocton for hearing before Squire Mortley and were bound over to court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Graham
Pike Township
Squire Mortley
West Lafayette High School Sixth Annual Commencement
West Lafayette High School held its sixth annual commencement on May 29 at the new Town Hall. Graduates Miss Anna Platt and Miss Emma Finley spoke as the stage decorations impressed attendees. Notable performances by Master Cecil Fouts, Miss Sophie Talmadge, and Miss Hensie Muller received praise, while Megara Wella, Carroll, and the class address by Rev. Donaldson offered thoughtful reflections on education and opportunity. Professor We Clare praised school improvements and the district’s commitment to teachers and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Lafayette
West Lafayette High School
Town Hall
Anna Platt
Emma Finley
Cecil Fouts
Bis
Garely
Hensie Muller
Howard Rosa
Florence
Sophie Talmadge
Megara Wella
Carroll
Donaldson
Clare Thaa
His Prophecy Fabled on Free Wool and Politics
A 1895 letter from Hikam Beal argues against Democratic free wool policies and cites wool trade data. He recalls a Wool Growers convention speech and warns of shoddy imports under Democrats. Beal endorses a balanced currency stance and urges voters to back “proper” leaders to protect wool interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosnocron
City Hall
Thia Town
Cleveland
Bhia
England
Lenda
Mississippi
United States
Claud Meeker
Bradford
America
Avery Wool Grower
Avery
Mesna
Democratic Party
Hikam Beal
Marriages Recorded in Local Notices
On May at a residence Rev C C Erwin joined Mr Robert Smith Hughes to Mrs Barbara E Layton. On June 1 at a residence Rev C C Erwin teamed Mr Ruark Hevlin with Mrs Catharine Walker. On June 11 Rev Wm F Hunt united Dr Geo B Kistler of North Liberty Knox County with Miss Boasie McFarland of Conesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Boyd
Canal Lewinville
Hattie Mae
Will R. Boyd
Mill Creek Township
Coshocten County
Missa Allors
W. J. Hyde
Keene
E. L. Finley
Mias Stelle Chapman
Bloomington
Hyde
Bloom
Chicago
Hea
C. C. Erwin
Robert Smith Hughes
Barbara E. Layton
Tis
Ruark Hevlin
Catharine Walker
Wm. F. Hunt
Geo. B. Kistler
North Liberty
Knox County
Boasie McFarland
Cones- Ville
Matsuri Fan Sale At Gala Day Booth
A local event offers a sale of new fans in various colors during a festival day in Japan. The booth will feature fancy Japanese fixings and aims to draw attention with a vivid display and attractive prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matsuri
Pauze
Ferther
Avery
Masturi
Dapan
Summer fabric sale offers ranges in Coshocton store
TAE RANSOM GEIDEL CO presents hot weather garments in stripes and colors. Jaconets, pergamel cloth, and French organdies priced 10c to 40c per yard with fast colors. Wash fabrics table sales at 8c, 10c, and 15c per yard. Wide selection of dotted Swiss, Dimities, Lawns, and organdies touted as cooling and affordable for all.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Court House News
Jesse P. Forbes
D. G. Whittemore
Nathaniel Carrol
George W. Cooper
George Wright
Washington Township
Eliza A. Patterson
Edgar G. Abbot
Frank Chavey
Linton Township
Hattie Mayoyd
Lota M. Smith
Laura M. Sayer
Boyd-Boyd
Congress Lake Yesterdy
Congress Lake
Joh Overholt
Natlee Jerehy
Maderaleuna
Pola Ovarhelt
der Reased
Costoetan
Oviermolt
THE
Selby Dry Goods Co
Develin
Dresden
Selby Dry Gods
Selby Building
T Poet Office
Adave
Ike
Dave & Ike
Pat. Lea
Dave
Prie Palace Shoe
Forbes Block
Moen
Congress and Lace
Coshocton, Ohio
Main Street
Haar Fanehiy
Ux Age
Caio Farmer
Elvan
O. W. Memannis
West Room
Selby’s New Block
Coshocton, U
TAE Ransom Geidel CO
Ces
Jaconets
Ransom-Geidel Co
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