Local county notes mix church, schooling and sales
County news reports quarterly church services at Mt Zion M E with Rev Freehwater and Rev Ross assisting. It notes visits by Misses Delora and Sue Criswell of Plainfield, a possible sale of John L Powelson property, and a planned two room school project for Clark's district with a March 8 meeting of school boards to decide on district separation and construction. Also mentions illnesses and community events around Adamsville, Lafayette township, and Morgan Run.
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Freeh Water
Ross
Delora
Sue Criswell
Plainfield
Garmer
Jobo W. House
Ave
Near Keane
Bell Jennings
Nebraska
Clarks School House
Cochran Brothers
West Lafayette
Will Arondalt
Lafayette Township
Cherry
Adamsville
William Porteus Tari
Jon West
Win. Simon
John L. Powelson
Adam Aronhualt
Coshocton
Clara Aronhult
Isa Qlara
Weber
London
Ohio
St. Pan Lutheran Church
Ira Miller
Corshogton
Rachel Criswell
Zollars
Clark
Morgan Roo Sre
Distret
Board of Education
Tuscarawas Township
Clark's
Three Deaths Mark Push Week in New Bedford Area
New Bedford reports three deaths during the push week including Mrs. Christ Fisher who died February 22 after a long dropsy illness. The widow left nine children and is buried in the Reformed cemetery. Also noted are the deaths of Beadle and his son Henry in German Township with interment in Statesville cemetery.
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Christ Fisher
Shult
Lolinan
Ida
Mr. Beadle
German Township
Henry Beadle
Statesville
John Lowe
Henry Molderbauom
Fredericksburg
Washington
Yoder
Rock Valley
The
Reformed
Local Notices From West Lafayette District
West Lafayette items report Wm Gorstine confined by severe cough, Rev Ross in Port Washington and delivering at Gilmore. Prof Loos and wife visiting. Dresdan guest Ar Shara. Mrs R A McClure sick. EB Dickson guest of Miss Nethereall. Harry Lewis from Pittsburgh visits. Judge Win B Green speech March 1 at City Hall. tickets selling quickly. Protracted meeting at Portaus schoolhouse. Local horses sold from 65 to 110 dollars. Gristmills running day and night. town trade rising. stores busier.
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Wm. Gorstine
Ross
Port Washington
Gilmore Jasl
1. Loos
Av He Less
Ar Shara
Dresdan
Loos
R.A. McClure
EB. Dickson
Uhrichsville
Portaus
Cohoctaw
Aem
Presbyterian Services Begin at Local Church
Services started at the Presbyterian church on Wednesday evening February 20 with communion planned for the following Sunday. Four members joined at that time and the Irving Literary hall program on February 22 drew a near full house with two absentees. Floor receipts totaled 4.30 for the library fund after expenses. The outreach invites all to Friday meetings.
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Presbyterian Church
Irving Literary Hall
Sarah J
Tlarrington
Elder
Loudonville
Royman
Local notices record crosses and community updates
Lancaster Ohio visitor Lissie Chaney comes to support family. Robson and Preston lead schools. Coalitions report farm purchases, mill activity, and a fire that destroyed two houses. Telegrams note mail carrier praise. several residents travel to Coshocton and Canal Dover. Washington’s birthday programs cheer local pupils.
Protracted meetings and community notices across towns
Protracted meetings continue in New Guilford and nearby areas with large attendance. Obituary notes recount the death of Mrs. Hebecca Milla born 1820 died 1805 and buried at Wilson chapel. several residents suffer illness while local churches hold services and organize events. Multiple towns report meetings, sickness, entertainment, and groundwork for township improvements.
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New Guilford
Hebecca Milla
Milla
M. FE
Wilson Chapel
Stevick
Local Notes On Residents Health and Visits
Mr. William R. Hall Sr. was the head of his son TF Halli during a recent week. Mrs. Rogie Zimmars has returned home from Dresden after a two week visit. Charley Arnold is out again following a bout of typhoid, prompting renewed precautions.
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Coshreton
Alva Bell
Coshouton
Roscoe
Win
Compton
Board of Education of
Washington Township
Akatomika
Karl Maston
Jennie Smailey
Valley
Mertie Lesse
Hamilton
Frade Hamilton
Banghinun
Me. Wright
C. W. Karr
Toledo
Lizze Karr
Effie Johnson
Rescue
Benjamin Beard
M. Lawrence
George Croat
Dresden
Will Lawrence
Millcreek Township
Beall
F E. Karz
Walnut Valley
Dudley
Willis Culeek
William R. Hall, Sr
TF. Halli
Rogie Zimmars
Wethks
Charley Arnold
William Bidding
Joe Lee
Lee
Admonitions, arrests, and fatal fires flood late February news
A rash of incidents from Zanesville to Massillon includes a jailed felon recaptured after a jailbreak, an aged couple murdered by likely robbers, a student dying on an operating table, a devastating local fire, an indictment for forgery, a deadly train crash, and a riotous strike aftermath. Also noted are charitable coal distributions and a bishop's generosity returned for city charities.
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Dayton
G. W. Weaver
Trottwood
Montgomery County
Weaver
Savannah riot over ex priest lecture at Mason Temple
A nightly mob of 3000 to 4000 Catholics protested an ex priest Slattery lecture on Catholicism in Savannah. Police and volunteers faced rocks and shutters as the crowd demanded dispersal. Military units including the Savannah Volunteer Guards and First Georgia cavalry guarded the Mason Temple and escorted Slattery to safety. Widespread injuries occurred among police and civilians, with a tense standoff lasting into the night.
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Leoturs Deramiah
Usi
Savannah
Georgia Hussars
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Mewbera
Order of
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McDermott
Masonic Temple
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Dilton
Cafferty
Maj. Mildrem
W. W. Gordon
First Georgia Cavalry
Hussars
Guarda Battalion
Pulaski
Masonte Hall
Severin of
Lemalitin
New Combine Forming among Pittsburg Coal Operators
Pittsburg district operators held an all day session and reached an agreement for one organization. The plan changes voting to tonnage basis, expands the executive committee, excludes non Pittsburg miners or officials, and pushes abolition of the Ohio differential. Sixty nine cent rate demand emerges from Mononaatuena Crux Pa. min ers convention with a call that no coal be mined unless granted. The carnival season in New Orleans opens with Rex parade and riverfront pomp. Third annual convention of national butter and cheese makers opens with reports from dairy interests nationwide.
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Pittsburg
Ferm & Peel
Pirrenvzo
Railroad Coal Operators’ Association
Ohio
Mononaauena Crux
Wine
Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Household Relief
4 MOUEEHOD TREASURE, B.W. Fuller of Cangreturia, N.Y., says he always keeps Dr King’s New Discovery in the house and his family has found it the best remedy for years. He reports it never fails and praises trial bottles at C.K. Andargoya’s Drug Store.
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New Cassel
Edward Shepherd
Harrisburg
Ing
John Speaker
Catawbe
Orowe
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Cangreturia
King
Aod Hig
Tanya
Drkawan
Droggist
Catwkill
Noy
Saya
DAINT
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Eckatalz
Davis-Chambera
Worley
Fahnastock
National Lead Co
New York
Pitsburg Brancs
Hank Budding
Mitsrs Oe
Money saving subscription offer for Tax Ace Tribune and Harmer
The notice advertises a bundled subscription savings plan combining Tax Ace, New York Tribune, and Ohio Farmer. It lists individual prices and the big save achieved by choosing one of three bundles, urging advance subscriptions and directing orders to theCoshocton address.
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Coshocton
New York Tribune
Ohio
Farmer
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