Court House News and Probate Actions Include Real Estate Transfers
In Coshocton court entries the docket lists common pleas suits for equitable relief including Martha McFarland versus Jobo and Mary McFarland to set aside a deed and a $550 claim suit by Citizens Building & Loan vs Coshocton Storage Co. Probate filings note inventories and final accounts, insane asylum commitments, guardians and executors, and two marriage permits. Real estate transfers list numerous quit claims and sales in multiple townships with prices and grantees, along with names of executors and guardians and a few village matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matha McFarland
Jobo Mcland
Mary McFarland
Equitable
Citizens’ Building & Loansociation
Coshoctonld Storage Company
Wweph Brown
Ernest M. Bradrd
Nancy Smith
Joseph F. Smith
William Maxwell
Ransom Neldon
N.C. Buach
Jane Neldon
Thomas Baker
Isaac Kimball
Thos. E. Wollam
Alford L. Wollam
Monroe Township
John Davis
Benton Davis
Lafayette Township
John Foster
Lewis Raudiles
Clark Township
Frank P. Marten
George Owens
Coghueton
Prince Everhart
Caroline S. Strasser
Coshocton
Catharine McClure
Daniel Whittemore
Bethlehem Township
Mary Weaver
Mary Everart
Burglary At James Graham Home In Pike Township
Two tramps broke into James Graham’s home in Pike Township while the family was away last Sunday. They stole two suits, a razor, a gold ring and a necklace. the clothes were recovered except the razor. They were arrested near Frazeysburg on Monday and brought to Cushocton on Tuesday for a hearing before Squire Morley, bound over to court. About seventy five citizens enjoyed a Congress Lake Outing Club event with dinner dancing boating and other amusements yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Graham
Pike Township
Mr. Graham
Frazeysburg
Cushocton
Marshal Sayer
Squire Morley
Congress Lake Yeaterdy
Congress Lake
West Lafayette High School Sixth Annual Commencement
The sixth annual West Lafayette High School commencement was held May 29 in the new Town Hall. Two graduates were Anna Platt and Emma Finley. Master Cecil Fouts spoke from the Grammar department. Bessie Miller and Sophie Talmadge delivered recitations. Wells and Carroll gave orations. Rev. Donaldalue and Rev. Donaldson spoke briefly with advice. Prof. We Clare praised school efforts and the value of education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Lafayette
West Lafayette High School
Town Hall
Anna Platt
Emma Finley
Cecil Fouts
Bessie Miller
Howard Ross
Florence
Sophie Talmadge
Messrs Wells
Carroll
Donaldeau
Donaldsone
Clare
Scollars
Prophecy of Wool Trade Fallout Cited by Old Speaker
In Cosncton Ohio on June 10 1805 Evitor AGE recounts a wool market forecast linking free wool to African cloth protests and shoddy imports. He recalls a Wool Growers convention speech criticizing Democratic policy and McKinley era trade limits, urging wool growers and voters to back pro wool and pro monetary unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosnocton
City Hall
Cleveland
Nh Greas
England
Leeds
Mississippi River
United States
Col Claud Meeker
Bradford
America
Avery Wool Grower
Avery
Plenao
Democrat Party
Learry
Hrram Brats
Marriages Recorded In Local Notices
May 31 at home Rev C C Erwin joined Robert Smith Hughes to Barbara E Layton. June 1 residence ceremony between Ruark Heviin and Catharine Walker. June 11 Rev Wm EF Hunt united Geo B Kistler of North Liberty Knox county with Bessie McFarland of Conesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Erwin
Robert Smith Hughes
Barbara E. Layton
Ruark Heviin
Catharine Walker
Wm. EF. Hunt
Geo. B. Kistler
North Liberty
Knox County
Bessie McFarland
Coneswihle
Live Stock Market Report East Library June 1
Cattle values range 1,000 to 1,600 head and 1,200 to 1,300 for mid grades. Hogs show demand slow with prime Philadelphia and New York classes around 4.60 to 4.79. Sheep and lambs quoted with varied weights and prices, market described as slow but offerings listed across grades and weights.
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East Library
Summer fabric sale at TAE Ransom Geidel Co
The store advertises a wide swath of hot weather fabrics including jaconets pergamel cloth and French organdies at 10 to 15 cents per yard, with fast colors and modern patterns. It touts dotted Swiss, Dimities, Lawns, and other light fabrics, plus deep discounts on wash fabrics tables and carpet sales.
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Court House News
Jeaso P. Forbes
D. G. Whittemore
Nathaniel Carroll
Bethlehem _township
George W. Cooper
George Wright
Washington Township
Eliza A. Patterson
Edgar G. Abbott
Frank Chaney
Linton Township
Will R. Boyd
Hattie May Bord
Ohnson M. Smith
Laura M. Sayer
Boyd-Boyd
R. W. Boyd
Canal Lewisville
Misa Hattie Mae
Mill Creek Township
Coshocten County
W. J. Hyde
Keene
HE. L. Finley
Misa Stella Chapman
Bloomington,r
Hyde
Chicago
Mill Creek
Hhehag
Ohn
Coalovton County
Selby Dry Goods Co
Cosborton
Develin
Beyain
Matsuri
Feather
Maraturi
Japan
Indy
Dresden
Selby
Portoffice
Adave
Ike
Dave & Ike
Patiea
Pat. Lea
Dave
Piie Palace Shoe
Forbes Block
Congress and Lace
Coshocton, Ohio
Main Street
Sun Age
Caie Farmer
Snd
New York‘tribune
O. W. Memannis
West Room
TAE Ransom Geidel CO
Jaconets
Navy
the Ransom-Geidel Co
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