Unclaimed Letters at Coshocton Post Office
List of unclaimed letters at the Coshocton Ohio post office for week ending June 29 1903 includes Laura Amore May Brown W H Brubaker J A Bryan Riley Martin John W Swisher Eugene Scanlon Claims should say avertised and give list date C B McCoy P M also notes Edward Wilson went to Cleveland this morning Isleta special correspondence June 25 Mrs Orange Barrett and son Walter Newark visiting here. Blackberry crop is promising and Beverly prepares to enforce street cleaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Ohio
Laura Amore
May Brown
W. H. Brubaker
J. A. Bryan
Riley Martin
John W. Swisher
Eugene Scanlon
C. B. McCoy
P. M
Annual Camp Pitched At Evansburg
Evansburg June 27. Born to C M Richmond and wife a daughter also to John Catshall and wife a daughter. The M E church ladies host an ice cream festival tonight. Mrs H M Daniels returned from Coshocton after a three week visit. Minnie Baker visiting mother Mrs Norris. Catshall and Daniels improved homes with fresh paint. School house being painted. East Liverpool camping group arriving for annual outing. rest expected by the Fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansburg
C. M. Richmond
John Catshall
M. E. Church
H. M. Daniels
Coshocton
Minnie Baker
Norris
Plainfield Flower Day Hosts and Visitors
Plainfield residents and guests gather for a flower day with visitors from Coshocton and Gambier. Mr and Mrs W C Davis of Coshocton stay with relatives. Bert Miskimen returns from Columbus where he studies at C S U. Carrie McCullough of Coshocton honored by Katherine Magness. Edna Abbott visits her grandparents T F Magness. Rebecca McKee is seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Miskimen
Columbus
Katherine Magness
Carrie McCullough
Coshocton
Edna Abbott
T. F. Magness
Pipes
Gambier
Karl Pipes
Akron
Karl Dickey
Bacon Road
Rebecca McKee
Trustees Elected for Nellie Chapel
Quite a number from here attended Children's day services at Nebo Sunday night. Jacob Carruthers of Cleveland is here taking up number Mrs. E. O. Roadenhauer is reported to be improving. Messrs W. J. Wanger and Attorney L. N. Staats were calling on Colonel Tren Me then Sunday afternoon. Preaching services at the Nellie chapel Sunday evening was well attended. The following trustees of Nellie chapel were elected Wednesday evening. J. P. Darling, five years, W. J. Gaumpitfield, four years, Samuel Snellenbarger, two years, Richard Barrett, one year, Albinas Sells of Nellie and Miss Gladys Gaumer of Cavallo were married Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie
Nebo
Jacob Carruthers
Cleveland
E. O. Roadenhauer
W. J. Wanger
L. N. Staats
Tren
Nellie Chapel
J. P. Darling
W. J. Gaumpitfield
Samuel Snellenbarger
Richard Barrett
Albinas Sells
Gladys Gaumer
Cavallo
Center Valley Woman Dies After Gangrene Sickness
Mrs Rebecca McKee, of Center Valley, died at her home last Thursday at ten in the morning after a short illness from a sore foot that the physician declared gangrene. The poison spread rapidly through her system, ending her life. She had been a resident of Center Valley for several years.
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Center Valley
June Gu
Rebecca McKee
McKee
Obituary: Ramuel McKee’s Bereaved Community Honors Life
A year ago in April Ramuel McKee died after enduring trials with cheer, a conscientious Christian spirit, and far reaching good influence. Funeral services were held at the M E church in Plainfield with Revs Grace and Allers officiating as many friends gathered to mourn and honor her memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramuel McKee
M. EH
Plainfield
Grace
Allers
Jie
Adams Mills News Silent Returns and Visits
Adams Mills June 30. Mr and Mrs A P Stewart and daughter Mary spent Sunday with relatives. Miss Swartz of Roscoe hosted by Miss Carrie Bale. Miss Harriett Smith returned from Newark. H P Balo of Dennison visited his parents. Stephen Balo and wife William Marquand and wife and T P Tilton attended a Zanesville reunion. Miss Blanch Murphy sighted in Coshocton. John Tilton and Jesse Balo returned from a trip to Oregon Montana and the far west. Mr and Mrs Charles Houser and children spent last week at the Garrett hotel. Miss Bertie Kinney of Zanesville visited last week. Mrs A Murphy visiting her son James in Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isleta
Orange Barrett
Walter
Newark
Herman Peacock
Coshocton
George Walters
Hila Palmer
Near Low Gap
Smith Brown
Will Cole
Twansburg
Vernon Cole
Sue Tilton
Adams Mills
James Tilton
M. N. Wolf
West Lafayette
T. Lyharger
St. Louis
Smith Jones
John Smith
A. N. Michael
Newcomerstown
Cora Teighninger
Nina Cole
Ienry Thompson
David
A. P. Stewart
Mary
John Tilton
Jesse Balo
Oregon
Montana
Far West
Charles Houser
Garrett Hotel
Bertie Kinney
Zanesville
A. Murphy
James
Akron
W. A. McMichael
Holmes County
Frew
Cardington
Ohio
H. F. Boyd
Keene
Amanda Schuyler
Bloomfield
Andrew Carr
Helmick
Florence Love
Epworth League Social at Keene Ohio
Keene Ohio June 29 Miss Mina Reed visits brother Rufus Reed and many locals are noted visiting relatives here. Epworth League social at the M E parsonage attracts large attendance and a pleasant evening. Several locals attend the Milersburg conference and others visit Coshocton. Flower and social events lead to Fourth of July lawn fete plans.
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Keene
Ohio
Mina Reee
Rufus Reed
Two divorce suits begun in county and probate courts
Multiple divorce actions filed in county and probate courts include George R. Ross versus Mary E. Ross for gross neglect and child custody, Effie L. Lane seeking divorce from Walter Lane on abandonment and cruelty grounds, and Josephine Forney suing C. D. Forney for insanity and quiet title over disputed land. Additional suits involve estate settlement claims and debts, with various parties named and property deeds recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Ross
Mary E. Ross
Joseph L. McDowell
T. H. Wheeler
Walter
Josephine Forney
Glenn & Stockum
Common Pleas Court
C. D. Forney
Linton Township
John H. Johnson
Joseph E. Johnson
Platte
Anna M. Johnson
David M
J. R. Johnson
T. M. Johnson
Elizabeth Crawford
Coshocton
James R. Johnson
Mary
Layton
H. Franklin Callentine
Annie Wise
George Lap
Esta Everhart
Riley
A. William Thompson
Priscilla Smith
Keene Township
O. P. McGinnis
Mary K. Royer
K. Royer
A. J. Workman
Postal graft probe heats up as chiefs take charge
Balti more reports say rumors link prominent figures to schemes to defraud the government in postal contracts but investigations show no proven charges yet. The president orders strict action, aiming to expose any guilty parties and ensure accountability across departments as chief signatures are scrutinized.
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Postoffic Department
Appointment of Administrator Estate of Charles Kaser Coshocton County Ohio
The undersigned E. L. Lybarger is appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of Charles Kaser deceased of Coshocton County Ohio. The notice references the date June 26, 1903 and includes unrelated ad text and names such as Jennie No man and Co. E. Anderson from The Age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kaser
Coshocton County
Ohio
E. L. Lybarger
Jennie
Rocky Mountain Tea
E. Anderson
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Epworth League Social
Master Lanning Glass
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Miss Blanch Smith
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John Love
Shannon
Kate Evans of
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Bessie
Erma
Hazel Smith
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Jay Stewart
Charles Mulford
Epworth League
M. E. Parsonage
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L. A. Enslay
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