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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1895
Page
7
Local column recaps social events births marriages and school notes in Holmes county with items from Warsaw Keene and surrounding areas. Highlights include Oak Miller Newell and Mary Louise Doty marriage, a village social in Crawford township, a dry vote in Keene township, school openings and reunions, church services and upcoming anniversaries, and road and grain market plans for Harrington.
Faded items report from New Princeton and nearby towns noting funerals, guests, and social visits. Mentions Drake in South Bend, Mrs Dickinson in Rowcos, D. Beck hosting a dish washer, Misa Mollie Yearous from Warsaw, and Joseph Twigg of Becks Mills visiting John Arline.
Mise Neithe Clerk of Coshocton will spend part of the summer with her parents. Several residents from Dresden and Guernsey county visited Coshocton. A wedding at the Catholic church on Tuesday April 3 joined William Berton and Minx Stelig. Mrs. Philips of Coshocton died at twenty one. Many local visits, entertainment plans, and community notices fill the Tyrone section as residents discuss reunions and social events.
Isiah English stories and Grant Thomas of New Moscow noted as figures of the week. T. P. Perkins and George Crawford traveled to Coshocton on business. Christian Endeavor met at the church Thursday night. Mrs. Mary Magaw and Lizzie Ogle of New Moscow visited here Saturday. Ed Evans of Tranway came for business last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. French Pins visited Dresden Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Cooper spent Saturday in Coshocton.
Mr and Mrs Alex Stewart of Coshoeton hosted friends Sunday. Miss Carrie Murphy of Coshoeton visited her parents Sunday and Monday. A reception at the Misses Fisher’s residence drew a crowd and raised $8. Miss Carrie Bale called on friends in Coshoeton Saturday. Mr F L Wilton returned home after completing a commercial course in the Cincinnati Animals College. Miss Elsia Wolford is visiting relatives in Vreabiin County.
The Wooster area reports a M E church lecture by Rev Georg Mather and a May 10 talk by Rev James Torbet on Men and Women of the Twentieth Century The Daughters of America plan a May 4 concert at the M P church A burglary attempt at the postmaster Samuel Burrell’s house alarmed the family Other items note visits marriages births and engagements among local residents with several couples wed recently and many social calls and health changes listed including Mrs Mollie Smith Lulu Shannon Celia Baker and Mr Dell Ports with others.
Lizzie Clark of Coghoeton is laid to rest beside family. Quarterly services at Sheplers scheduled Sunday May 12. Valentine Leindecker, aged 63, died Saturday after lung trouble. He moved from Germany to Goshocton County nine years ago and left four children. Funeral held Tuesday after letters to Columbus.
Mrs. Nancy Smith aged 82 died Sunday at 6 o clock. She leaves four sons and many relatives. Funeral held Tuesday at 10 at her home then moved to the old Baptist church cemetery. Frank McConnell recovered from pneumonia. Ward Midleton of Akron visited relatives. Rumors of another wedding circulate. G F McConnell completed the week’s assessment tasks.
Community brief listing births marriages deaths and visits from Center Valley Mosow and Spring Mountain regions. Mentions include the birth of a girl to Mr. Albert Wolfe and family, weddings such as William Kimball and Eva Middleton, deaths of Mrs. James Smith and Mr. John Lemert, weather impacts on crops, and various visits and illnesses among local residents. The report records social events, agricultural concerns, and public notices in a compact regional summary.
A scanned set of exam items across ARITHMETIC THEORY AND PRACTICE PHYBOLOGY READING AND URTHOGRAPHY GRAMMAR GEOGRAPHY HISTORy and more. The page lists questions by author and subject with dated entries and instructional prompts for teachers in the 19th century.
A questionable promotional piece extols Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, praising Andrew Sipperlay's kidney relief and claiming cures for rheumatism neuralgia and other ailments. It asserts broad medical endorsements and notes it is sold nationwide with no payment required.
An ility notice offers one hundred dollars reward for a cure of catarrh by Hull's Centarrh Cure from F D Cheney Co Toledo. It asserts Cheney is honorable and capable to fulfill obligations. Mall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and sold by druggists with testimonials.
The tenth annual reunion of Soltana disaster survivors gathers in Defiance on gala day. About 95 of the sailors aboard the ill fated steamer Sultana in 1865 attend. The Sultana carried over 2000 paroled prisoners from Castle Thunder and Andersonville, nine miles above Memphis a boiler exploded, many were lost, a few hundred saved.
Three lives lost in a tenement blaze in Pittsburg East End near Penn avenue. Victims Lydea Mitchell Samuel Weaver and Frederick Gohucnder perished as a lamp exploded and a building collapsed while rescuers tried to save Weaver’s wife who survived but suffered critical injuries. Six flimsy tenements and Bial’s feed store burned with an estimated loss around 10000 dollars.
Train service on the Pau Handle Route from Coshocton at 4:60 p m connects with Columbus via Logansport and Bitner on the Toledo Peoria Western Railway to Peoria reaching 5 50 a m. Return trains leave Peoria at 7 p m daily to Columbia connecting with Train No 10 due Coshocton at 10 1 a m. Tickets via W E F Kipp Coshocton agent.
Dehanture reads for ante Special Agent for The Mutual Life of New York Fire placed by reliable agency. Money to loan and property trade offered in Covington. One brick building listed in Coveton with details, and a bottling works for sale at Abargain.
Attention horse lovers Mare Wachtmeister a celebrated German Coach Horse to season 1895 at A T Beall's barn West Lafayette. This horse has many friends and admirers and brings high prices in the market Terms ten dollars to insure 3 22 2m Wantko Hernetdo Agatt with good reference to your district to tell set an cite Gen Witton Food For particulars apply to A F lower Chamberlin Co 415 New Market Street Philadelphia
Court records announce a legal notice to heirs of several named individuals including Saul Hanittot deceased and Rachael Mammel deceased. The proceeding concerns subdivision of the undivided one tenth share and related claims, with dates and parties in Gothia County and Obto township. Attorney E.W. Jatoes signs dated April 13.
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