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Newspaper

Coshocton Age

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1900

Page

14

Roscoe area notes include lectures and local moves

March 7 highlights a lecture by Prof. T. S Orr in Roscoe with the topic The Greatest Waste of America. Property transfers occur as James Oxerhult sells to Wm. Reed with April 1 possession. Local illness updates and events follow, including a teachers institute, Republican convention, and a Roscoe high school entertainment.

Milan Pew Wm. Bechrol Isabel Morehead Malona Pew Martin Pew Lucy Eliiott James Shepler Teachers Institute Frank Shaw John Mizer Alva Beall Joseph Shannon Coshocton Keene

Missionary meeting and social visits brighten Canal Lewistville

The March missionary meeting at Mrs. Alex Renfrew's drew many young people. Visitors include Flora Walker from Cashocton staying with Edna and Maude Mohler, and several locals such as Isadore Starker from Denver and Charles Nelson from Coshocton visiting relatives. An entertainment at Lafayette drew a crowd and Cora Carnahan returned from Cleveland. Larwell Reamer hosted the high school gathering with a pleasant supper Friday night.

Charles Nelson Coshocton James Nelson James Howell Fannie Belser Wm. Payne Hattie Lint Ruscue Angie Carnahan Liddia Rose Besst C. O. Bess

Local Social Visits Highlight Coshocton Week

Multiple residents including Miss Lizzie Lutz Miss Dell Tyson and Miss Melia Fowler visited friends in Coshocton Plainfield and West Lafayette. Mr and Mrs John Miller and Mr and Mrs Rudolph Mosene hosted and traveled between Coshocton and West Lafayette.

John Miller Mary Craig Elizabeth Beard Ray Coshocton Charlie Bradford West Lafayette Rudolph Mosene Shugiee Mae Lizzie Lutz Melia Fowler Wayside Inn Meath Ant

Avondale Gossip Notes and Local Changes

Avondale community notices cover social visits to and from residents such as Carrie Lahm and Lizzie Weir, with frequent references to gatherings, church services, and school events. A death and interment are reported near the village, alongside moves and property transactions involving local families.

Blissfield News Briefs March 7 Smallpox Store Open

March 7 Blissfield notes state the small pox store is open Miss Della Bowers shows slow improvement George Bowers sold town property to Mrs Jade Duckmasters and will move to Coshocton son Mrs Lily Sterline visits her father John Stanton Lily Stanton spent Sunday with friends near Layland Mrs William Plant visits Rillouck friends Mrs Virey Van Kannel visited near Rillbich last week Bud Peaseny in Warsaw M A Van Kannel in Canton last week

Tunnel Hell Trise and Local Health Notes

ill turn at Mareh seven news item lists Harry Price ill and a G. L. Smith sale attendee. George and two children stay with mother in Coshocton while two with grandparents near Willow Brook. Rev. Hyatt conducts meetings. Born to Mr and Mrs Ben Dicker a son and two daughters. Miss Pearl Ogle improves and moves from Bedford.

Trise Aye Mareh Harry Price G. L. Smith George Coshocton H. Senater Willow Brook Rev. Hyatt Ben Dickerson Pearl Ogle Bedford

Local Notes From West Carlisle District

West Carlisle March 7. J J Schouler completes a six month school term in Clark district Friday. J E Lyons to finish a six month term Friday at Winding Fork. William Heft of Warsaw visited James Heft last week. Andrew Camp of Bladensburg visited O W Mikesell Wednesday. Rev Mr Webb and Mrs Lucinda Bine of this township married at Jesse Rives home Friday. Charles E Moore married Rosa Musholder of Licking county Tuesday last week. Mr and Mrs J W Magruder and Ruth visited in Warsaw Saturday and Sunday.

J. E. Lyons Winding Fork Wm. Heft Warsaw James Heft Andrew Camp Bladensburg O. W. Mikesell Mr. Webb Lucinda Bine Jesse Rive Stradley Cleveland O. M. Mixeseil Fuestas Charles E. Moore Rosa Musholder Licking County J. W. Magruder Ruth

King's Daughters Entertainment Draws Praise in West Lafayette

In West Lafayette on Saturday the Kings Daughters event is described as a success. Rev Wells visited Pittsburg for a few days while Howard Culbertson and his wife stayed with relatives here. Mrs Exline has returned home after visiting Rev Exline. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Protestant church plans an oyster cake and coffee sale at the homes of Wulfe and Berringer on March 15. A correction notes Mrs Miller was buried in the cemetery southeast of town, not near the old Methodist Protestant church cemetery.

Rosctox Hagelbarger Spring Mountain Jay Retiller Lewis Caton Knox County John Finlay Parkhill Keene Jane Compton Bliss Amanda Lower Wm. Wilson Susie Porter Talmadge Olie Shears Loderschoel Henry Daniels Daniels Ada Normal University Quill Cornell Cardington Trenderson Columbus Mary E. Witkin Praine Chapel Orr Roscoe High School M. P. Church Lafayette King’s Daughters Rev. Wells Pittsburg Howard Culbertson Exline Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Methodist Protestant Church Messrs Wulfe and Berringer

Local Social Notes From Blooming Grove on March 7

Blooming Grove residents report Alonzo Robinson to join Penn State for summer start. William Richardson of Gnatheel plans move to Mr. Taylor’s farm. Vina Lowery of Simmons Run visits Mrs. James Robinson. Quincy Bailey visited JL Fortoer. Joseph Robinson of Bowman spent time with James Bailey last Thursday. Alonzo and Mrs. Robinson hosted relatives at Pleasant Hill. Sylvester Parks and wife visited Frank Shaw in Keene. John Bailey bought Alonzo Richardson property and will move in spring. Wesley Wright of Willow Brook and family spent time with their son.

Douglass Deeds Ida F. M. Ekichmond Orange Carrie Lahm Babarsville Geese Bakersville Will Schlarb Milo Boyd Keene John Findlay Broscue J.C. Barr Powell Cemetery Lucretia Miser Cleveland Pleasant Hill School Lahm Canton W.H. Park Leveland S. Hark Ark Deeds Blooming Grove Alonzo Robinson Pennsylvania William Richardson Gnatheel Mr. Taylor Vina Lowery Simmons Run James Robinson Quincy Bailey JL. Fortoer Joseph Robinson Bowman James Bailey Pleasant Hill Sylvester Parks and Frank Shaw John Bailey Alonzo Richardson Will Wesley Wright Willow Brook

Local Social Notes From iSLETA March Visit Highlights

March notes from iSLETA record visits to Miss Mary Denning's home by Bessie Wilsons Carrie Newton and Ida Calhoun. Charles Newton, recently visiting Gilmore, returned Sunday. Clint Haver and wife visited Noah Redard. Emmet Eldridge of Cleveland attended a funeral. Joseph Fletener M hk hosted immersion and church membership. Sherman Wiggins of West Lafayette moved his family to town. Rev J Fr Pennell’s family returned from Zanesville Friday.

Stern Mary Denning Bessie Wilsons Carrie Newton Ida Calhoun Charles Newton Gilmore Clint Haver Noah Redard Emmet Eldridge Cleveland Joseph Fletener M. Hk Sherman Wiggins West Lafayette J. Fr. Pennell Zanesville

Tiverton Comedy Club Stages Miss Topsy Turvy

Tiverton on March 7 hosted a local talent show by Misses Frena Purdy Anna Riley Rosa Draper and Messrs Lewis Grashaugh Elmer Church R L Boyd and Jasper Walker. The ensemble presented Miss Topsy Turvy with strong turns by Fiona Purdy Rosa Draper Jasper Walker and supporting recitations and music.

Tiverton Frena Lola Purdy Anna Riley Rosa Draper Lewis Grashaugh Elmer Church R. L. Boyd Jasper Walker Topsy Turvy Fiona Purdy

Wheat crop outlook and local notes from Center Valley

Center Valley reports a weak wheat crop outlook with many fields likely to be plowed. Levi Vansickle injured after a saw mill fall and Ida Calhoun visits Denning family. The Mary Maratt property failed to sell after a compromise. Local youths plan a comedy at Pinten schoolhouse. A Albany dairyman sought a doctor for a sick child and used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with positive results. the druggist notes growing local demand.

Center Valley Levi Vansickle G. W. Marratt Ida Calhoun William Denning Mary Mariatt John Roadbrig

Meek Resigns from Tre Ace for Tuscarora Advertising Work

Guy S. Meek, well known in Co-Sheeton, resigns from Tre Ace and begins a new role in the Tuscarora Advertising Company offices. The young reporter, noted for ability, departs with broad good will from all departments of the paper.

Guy S. Meek The Tuscarora Co- Sheeton Tre Ace Tuscarora Advertising Company Mr. Meek Ile Tue Ace

New Century Club Elects New Officers

The New Century club met with Mrs. W.S. Merrell on South Fourth Street for its annual business meeting and election of officers. Louise Glover was chosen president, Mabel Waggoner vice president, Mamie Ridgeley secretary, Zoe Shrake critic, and Shirley Fisher librarian. The club plans a study program on Norway, Sweden and Denmark.

New Century Club W.S. Merrell South Fourth Street Louise Glover Mabel Waggoner Mamie Ridgeley Zoe Shrake Shirley Fisher Norway Sweden Denmark

Carpenters Organize Meet at City Hall Next Friday

Carpenters have organized and will hold a meeting in the courtroom at city hall next Friday at 7 o'clock. All carpenters aiming for charter membership are urged to attend.

City Hall

Plain Drunk Samuel Guilliams Arrested in Conesville

A Conesville man Samuel Guilliams was arrested Monday evening by Officer Courtwright for intoxication. He appeared before Mayor Cassingham Tuesday morning and pleaded guilty, receiving a fine of unspecified amount. It was his second offense.

Samuel Guilliams Conesville Courtwright Wcity Cassingham

Engineers Object to Roberts Bill Licensing Stationary Engineers

City engineers and engineers across the state oppose the Roberts bill for licensing stationary engineers. They fault the three years limitation clause and warn that unlicensed men in charge of small engines pose the same danger as those running large ones.

Roberts

Week of Prayer Declared by Methodist Episcopal Leaders

A committee for the board of bishops proclaims a week of prayer from March 25 with daily services in all churches of the denomination. Officials note membership has declined in two years and aim to rekindle interest.

Board of Bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church

Miller and Clary case in ejectment postponed

Miller and Robinson sue E J Clary and Co in Ejectment over a claimed expired lease for the opera house block. Notice to move served March 1. Hearing postponed to the same day next week. Also includes a testimonial praising Chamberlain s Cough Remedy from D S Mearkle of Mattie Bedford County Pa. Sold by C E Anderson.

Chamberlain D. S. Mearkle Mattie Bedford County

Members report to headquarters for important business

Notice invites W. B. C. 258 members to report at headquarters this evening at 6 36 o clock. Color bearers on duty. By order Mrs Be A Carnaran Bose Barca Ereaident.

Mra BE. A. Carnaran Bose Barca Bath

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