CIECLIT COURT IN SESSION May session opens with three judges
The May circuit court began Tuesday with Judges Douglass Adams and Burrows on the bench. ix cases were to be heard. proceedings list assignee E. O. Selby for J. Baker, the Bethlehem township trustees vs the State on Phineas Infield, and multiple civil actions including a Pittsburg railways suit, with others named in the docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
M. Douglass
J. J. Adams
J. B Burrows
Selby
J. Baker
James D. Severns
John I. Ekinning
Bethlehem Township
State of Ohio
Phineas Infield
William J. Bahmer
Pittsburg
Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis
W. H. Smith
Louis McClain
Agsinse
Pittsberg
W. A. Bachert
Frank Suk
Jacob Schaich
Columbus Buckeye Lake and Newark electric line planned
The Columbus Buckeye Lake and Newark electric line will be constructed next summer with work starting as early as next Monday. Rails are shipped and Contractor Spellacy will begin between Hebron and Newark, under Chief Engineer Carlisle. The line should open Newark to Hebron before winter, though full equipment may miss next year. Coshocton residents helped project and may see extension to their area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus,Buckeye Lake
Newark
Spellacy
Hebron
Carlisle
General Warner
M. W. Baker
Coshocton
Sunday School Association Delegates Named for State Convention
The county Late Sunday School association met at Rescue M. E. Church on Wednesday evenings. Reports showed gratifying yearly progress and overall improvement. Delegates chosen for the state convention June 5 to 7 include Mr. and Mrs. C. L Peacnck, C. & Barmer, Joseph Love, Miss L. Maude Davis, We A. Welling, D. Preston, Alonva Clark, F. N. Martin. Alternates are Miss Anna Ferguson and George Itipes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Kron
C. L
D. Preston
Alonva Clark
F. N. Martin
Anna Ferguson
George “Itipes
Two Famines Voted and Moved Residents
Benjamin Shatner moved with his family from Plaisfed Wednesday to this city and will reside on Pine Street. Lester Kins moved from Pine Street into his new residence on North Trelfth Street Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Shatner
Piaisfed
Pine Street
Lester Kins
Trelfth Street
Benson and Rine wed in Guernsey ceremony
William D. Benson of Guernsey counts and Miss Carrie Rine of West Carlisle were married Tuesday afternoon by Rev. S. A. Tisher at his residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Benson
Guernsey
Carrie Rine
West Carlisle
S. A. Tisher
Pension grant and auction notice blend in 1900 listing
Miss Fletcher widow Margaret Fletcher receives a monthly pension of 124 dollars dated from March 12 the death of Joseph Fletcher a former Company E member. Auction advertisement for Ohio horses and US made buggies to be sold by F Andrews and Eckert features consignments and terms to be announced. Three registered pharmacists noted at C E Anderson's drug store 404 Main Street, German spoken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Fietcher
Joseph Fietcher
Company E. One Hundred and Forty Second Univ
Fietcher
Wimmer
EN. Eckert
Coshucton
Ohio
United States
New York
Columbus Buggy Co
Massdeld Herring Buggy Co
F. 3& Andrews
E. H. Eckeatt
C. E. Anderson
Main Street
Keene Tragedy A Student Falls Into Town Well
Miss Ide Beall aged around 20, a Keene resident and Oberlin College music student, disappeared Tuesday after entering a well. Local authorities planned an inquest, and her body was recovered by rope rescue from eight feet of water. Funeral held Thursday. her death sent shock through the village and left the family in deep mourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beall
Miss Grace
Etta Poster
Rufus Reed
Hilary Beall
George Whttemore
Mr. Fitch
George Norman
Whitte- More
Moss Beall
Mara
Hillary Beal
F. F. Fitch
Keene
Inside political history and a local paper feud
A local paper edited by Bahme prints a disputed screed accusing him of sensationalism and political betrayal. The piece cites a Republican county executive committee note urging a clean, nonattacking campaign and accuses Bahme of violating it to boost circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bahme
Rahmer
Bahmer
Uy Sne
Tiecom- Mitte
Vomuitres
W. J. Bahmer
Assur
Cassinghams
Lamhberson
J. MM. Cannery
Viemus
Married in Warsaw Promise in Ohio Territory?
Mibert I Preston and Miss Hessie Gambie were married Thursday morning at the home of the groom in Warsaw. Rev. Byatt officiated. The couple went to Cleveland for a brief stay and will be at home to friends in West Carlisle. The AGE extends hearty congratulations.
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Mibert I
Preston
Wil
West Carlisle
Hessie Gambie
Runs
Warsaw
Mr. Byatt
Cleveland
Mrs
Death of George Johnson at Elm and Cherry Streets
George Johnson died Tuesday at his home after an illness of several months. He was 27 and had suffered from consumption but had been confined to his room only a few weeks.
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George Johnson
Elm and
Cherry Streets
Death notes for William Carnahan of Orange and Ength
William Carnahan died Monday after a brief illness at his Orange and Ength street home. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 PM, with interment at Oak Ridge cemetery. Born February 4, 1820 in White Eyes township, he moved to Ish and later to the city, serving as justice of the peace and teaching member of Grace M. E. church. He married Miss Sarah Miller May 22, 1850. their only child is Mrs. W. W. Shaw. Known as an honest, well regarded resident, his memory is revered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Carnahan
Orange
Ength Streets
Oak Rodge
Mr. Carnahan
White Fyes Township
Ish
Missy Sarah Miller
Holmes County
W. W. Shaw
Carnahan
Grace M. E. Church
Securing Quarters for Judicial Convention Attendees
The piece notes the upcoming judicial convention opening next Tuesday with Democrats filling rooms and hotels crowded with candidates and friends. Judge Michael of New Philadelphia coordinates quarters for the Tuscarawas delegation, Stark County will gather at the Park, and several landlords advertise or arrange lodging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michnel
New Philadelphia
Way
Tuscarawas
Stark County
Park
Bidwell
Mecca
Fawcett
Landeeee Standen
Coshucton
Mndicallons
CAUGHT A BIG FISH AT THE BASIN
A vivid river tale describes FH. B Smith recounting a large fish hooked near the Tuscarawae border. Santh used Taesa at evening, wading to shore, the fish secured, and a forked spear used to pull it. Boys later snagged the fish with a fork downstream, removing a part of the tackle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FH. B Smith
Santh
Tuscarawae
Smith
Masons in Dresben Visit From This City
Thirty masons from this city traveled to Dresden Monday night and spent four pleasant evenings with the brethren there. A party from Anes ie attended as well. The Costedon team conferred one degree. one was highly exemplified in the work. Unclaimed letters at the Ceshocton Ohio post office for week ending Was 1. 1S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
Tbe Bretheren
Anes Ie
Costedon
Vnelabenge Vaniel
Ceshocton Ohio
Ida Hoffman
Charles Bush
F. Chapman
Victor Henderson
John Overholt
Lyes Wires
G. W. Way
James Wallace
B. McCoy
Wall Paper Cheaper This Year At Local Store
Fragmentary notice notes lower wallpaper prices this year with ad style claims. Readable details are limited but reference to a local shop and promotional pricing appears.
Non-Trust Wall Paper Sale At Anderson Drag And Book
An elderly notice announces discounted wall paper offered by C. E. Anderson at his drag and book store. Prices are trimmed and customers are invited to see the clearance items for low costs.
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C. E. Anderson’s
Drag and Book Store
Low Rates to Columbus for Ohio School Day
Friday May 18 excursion tickets to Columbus via Pennsylvania Lines offered for Ohio School Day at the State University. Tickets valid for return Saturday May 19 with a round trip fare and specified travel details in effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
the State University
Columbus
Pennsylvania Lines
di& W
Faith Hope Charity Three Children in Divorce Suit
Hamilton C. Vernon of Franklin township files action for divorce from Adaline L. Vernon claiming neglect for six years and threats to kill him. He seeks custody of three children all aged seven who were born on the same day and named Faith Hope and Charity. Adaline resides in Muskingum county while Vernon lives in Franklin township.
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Faith
Hope
Charity
Clerk McDermore
Hamilton C. Vernon
Franklin Township
Adaline L
Vernon
Muskingum County
Reception Program for Graduating Class
The alumni association hosts a June 1 reception for the new graduates featuring an orchestra welcome, responses by Howard Robinson and Ernest Dillon, an Alumni Chorus with piano solos by Mrs. Seth Snyder, and several student performances including Miss Metzler, Miss Garpet Wood, Harley Talmadge, Miss Zara Beall, Miss Nelle McGinnis, and Miss Olva Schauwecker with selections from “My Friend Beant India” by Miss Addie Merel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovorlupe
Howard Robinson
Ernest Dillon
Seth Snyder Ruading
Miss Metzler
E O. Evans
A. G. Smith
Our Loyal Women lecture at Grace Church May 24
Littaian Joseph Love will lecture at Grace church in the evening on Our Loyal Women. A feacelent literary and musical program will be rendered. Admission will be charged to defray Memorial Day expenses. The Woman's Relief Corps sponsors the entertainment.
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Littaian Joseph Love
Grace Church
Woman's Relief Corps
Mrs. Rose Batch Elected Delegate to National Convention
Mrs. Rose Batch a leading member of the Women’s Relief Corps is chosen as delegate to the national convention meeting in Chicago next September. She will represent Ohio’s Fifteenth District and the honor is greatly appreciated by friends and the local organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Batch
Womans Relief Corps
Chicago
County Visitors Board Reappoints Two Members
Judge Roche reappointed S. F. Timmons and Mrs. Rose Heskett Ward to the county board of visitors for a new three year term. The six member body also includes George M. Gray, Mrs. George Hay, Mrs. J. L. Rue and J. W. Almack. The board inspects all charities and correctional institutions funded by the county.
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Roche
S. F. Timmons
Rose Heskett Ward
Board of County Visitors
George M. Gray
George Hay
J. L. Rue
J. W. Almack
Misprint on wallpaper prices at E. Anderson’s store
A local note advertises wallpaper offered cheaper than expected at E. Anderson’s Dry and Book Store located at 404 Main Street in Forbes Block. The ad emphasizes affordable pricing and invites customers to purchase directly from the shop.
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E. Anderson
Main Street
Forbes Block
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Columbus, Buckeye Lake
Sunday School Association
Akron
Miss Beau
Oberlin Coutze
Neene
Serra
Ide Beall
Baron Beall
Marc
Charles
Winfield
Oberlin College
School of Music
Iss Beall
Jwafi
Hyuies Beall
Denver Republican
Eprvor Ace
G.S. Tinepwsy
Wahmer
Pahmer
Ines
Albert G
Miss Pesse Gambie
Madge Fine
William Carnabos
Masons
Dresben
Fromic
CEB. Anderson
Love
Mrs. Rose Batch
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