Dennison Chronicle previews Coshocton Panhandles clash
The Uhrichsville Dennison Chronicle says Coshocton’s Panhandles look strong and well equipped. If weather allows, locals may witness a fine game Saturday with Ricketts slated to pitch for the C A C. Also notes Wheat harvest begun on Hill farm by H M Hook on Coshocton Rural Route 2, June 25, Fool variety wheat with plump heads.
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Dennison
Uhrichsville Dennison Chronicle
Panhandles
Coshocton Boys
H. M Hook
Coshocton R. F. D. No. 2
Teachers for Avondale Schools Social Events Avondale
The Avon dale school board hired Prof Dummermuth Edward Deibel and Mabel Leavengood as teachers for the coming year. Local residents and visitors are noted including Seymour Steffy and family, Mrs Huffman of Zanesville, and many friends from Coshocton Lafayette and Isleta. Several shipments and rural carrier appointments are listed, with social gatherings such as kitchen showers and ice cream suppers among neighbors and relatives featured.
Bakersville 10 Be Cool on July 4
Bakersville hosts an ice cream festival on July 4 evening to raise funds for the Presbyterian church. Local residents and visitors attended events, with several from nearby towns traveling for church and social visits. County officials were seen in town for meetings, and residents returned from nearby communities after weekend activities.
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Bakersville
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Presbyterian Church
Bacon Folks Are Busy Visiting
June 25 Bacon notes report R P Fowler transacted business in Coshocton Tuesday. Mrs Mary Craig and son Dan visited Mr and Mrs John Miller. Augustus Erman and sister Mary Cooper of Wills Creek spent Friday with R L Barcroft family. Hamilton Browning and family visited Franklin township. Mrs O Z Williams of West Lafayette stayed with daughter Mrs Jerry Fowler. Nellie Barcroft attended W C Barton wedding at Canal Dover last Wednesday. C E Aronholt and Alin spent Sunday with local friends. Eva Norman of West Lafayette and Dr Myers of Canton visited Sunday. Daisy Geese planned a two week visit at her parents home near Isleta. Newcomerstown guests Mr and Mrs David Barcroft and family Saturday and Sunday. Melia Fowler of Plainfield visited here Friday and Saturday. Mrs Charles Conley of Creeden visited near Plainfield.
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Porter McCrea
Chariea Dunlap
J. W. Lawrence
Charles Harger
Millersburg
Lulu Boyd
Ed Boyd
Chill
Frank Boyd
Delaware
Alex Boyd
Ada Emerson
Orange
Miss Westner
West Lafayette
Moses Miser
Miss Wyler
Fiat
Ling Elliott
Ruth
Will Carmen
Columbus
Walter Bales
Isaac Ferrell
Will Parsons
Augustus Erman
Mary Cooper
Wills Creek
R. L
Canton
Daisy Geese
Isleta
David Barcroft
Newcomerstown
Melia Fowler
Plainfield
Charles Conley
Creeden
Charles
Mohawk Village
C. C. Graham
Coshocton
L. Freese
John Hooker
Blooming Grove
W. L. Freese
C. Grasham
Marc Emerson
Blissfield
J. B. King
F. Spang
Joe Shaw
Ottawa
Henry Shaw
Lucien Shaw
Anna Lennon
Cecil Fouts
John Henderson
Lada Cochran
New Philadelphia
Wynne McManniman
Steubenville
Nettie
Bernice Waltera
Camton
L. P. Burt
Charles Bert
Mohawk Band Holds Big Festival
Mohawk Village reports a well attended festival organized by the Mohawk Cornet band boys, who netted a handsome sum. Nearby visits span Coshocton Blooming Grove Blissfield and Columbiana area. A tent meeting near Newcastle continues into Sunday with Mohawk circuit quarterly services planned for the weekend.
Children’s Day Observed in Warsaw Church Event
Warsaw June 25. Mrs Ed Day of Brink Haven spent weekend with daughter Mrs Wright. Miss Myrle Taylor of Coshocton visited. Mrs Gamble of Walhending and Mrs Welear of Danville guests of Mrs Mary Rhodehaver. Edna Maggs, millinery trimmer from Wheaton, returned home. Children’s day exercises at Presbyterian church Sunday evening drew a large audience. Prof L C Shaw and wife and Mr W M Myers visited relatives near West Carlisle.
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Warsaw
Ed Day
Brink Haven
Wright
Myrle Taylor
Coshocton
Gamble
Walhending
Welear
Danville
Mary Rhodehaver
Frank Whitamore
L. C. Shaw
Clinton Laughlin
Wooster
Edna Maggs
Wheaton
Presbyterian Church
J. B. Zuck
Mansfield
W. M. Myers
West Carlisle
Fell From Wagon Leg Was Crushed
West Lafayette reports a minor accident as Joe Shaw of Ottawa fell from a wagon and sustained a crushed leg. The item lists several local residents visiting family and friends, including Lucien Shaw returning from Columbus and Cecil Fouts at Ohio Wesleyan University, with other brief notices of people from Coshocton, Delaware, Steubenville, and New Philadelphia.
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China Department
Ladies of the Christian Church
Fountain Dry Goods Company
Ricketts
Coshocton County
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Avondale
John Norman
Lester Norman
Wyler
Gunter
Prof
Dummermuth
Edward Deibel
Mabel Leavengood
Seymour Steffy
J. B. Fisher
W. F. Park
Lafayette
Charles McClain
W. H. Shaw
Everett Boyd
Nora
Eugene Mahler
Edith Clark
Robert Hamilton
Fred Adams
Charley Endsley
Cliff Boyd
Huffman
Zanesville
P. B. Lahn
Bessie Boyd
Tom McNealy
Keene
Rachel Morrison
T. A. Lockard
Seldon Boyd
Syler and Company
Sherman Emerson
Westerville
Misa Ada Emerson
Mifo Boyd
Sade McCullough
A. Q. Sondles
Kirschbauti1
Lynde & Gosser
J. D. Lower
Jane Monk
Rageravilla
Miga Hattie Bahmer
J. G. Ripple
Ben
Black Hand
E. E. Mizer
Mayme Bahmer
Park Bartcey
Henry Eberwine
Gust Horn
Akron
Mr. Kinsey
Rogersville
Jacob Young
A. M. Bower
Athens
Bacon
R. P. Fowler
Mary Craig
Dan
John Miller
Jefferson Town
Ship Village
Hustling
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