Convention Ends as Coshocton County Sunday School Reelects Leader
The Coshocton county Sunday school convention in West Lafayette concluded with a re election of W. F. Park as president. The gathering featured the Ohio State tour party including Dr. Joseph Clark and Rev. Dowling, plus visiting ministers from Tennessee. Delegates and officers were announced as fourteen of twenty two townships participated, pledges for evangelism gained, and new officers were named for the home and seminary departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosboctun County
Mounday
M. P
West Lafayette
Ohio State Tour
Joseph Clark
Ohio State Sunday School Association
A. G. Crouse
H. A. Dowling
F. F. Fitch
W. A. Stevenson
Tennesse
Shepard
Marcus
Ohio
W. F. Park
Avondale
County Sunday School Association
C. L. Peacock
Coshocton
Mr. Rice
Dowling
Endsley
Trinsvally
Ebersole
Mr. Duching
Mar
Messrs
Fitch
Stevenson
Mr. Fitch
Mr. Downing
Golla
Clark
Muesday
Crouse
Crauuse
Pool. Sheperd
Newton Bender
New Castle
Drummond
Coshocton County
J. T. Mclane
Lizzie Roberts
J. S. Ebersale
Ebersale
Yslela
Nina Cole
T. W. Wulbertgon
Keene
Mary Bechtel
Plainfield
Mary Workman
Laura Wigginseman
Myrta Waters
Weat
Baltic boroughs reform and local incidents report
Local notes from Me int to Gihe recount coal mine openings, civil moves, a new rural post route, incorporations in Baltic, residents returning to Cusbuc Low, a birth in Newark, a funeral at Canton, and various small events including a dog sale, a trotter death, and a shooting-gallery contest.
Hopewell Resident Killed in Bloomfield Runaway
James Todd of Hopewell Holmes County was fatally injured near Bloomfield while en route to a Sunday school convention at West Lafayette. A frightened horse spooked by other runaways threw him from his wagon, a wooden splinter injuring his forehead. he died about an hour later. He leaves two sons.
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James Todd
Hopewell
Holmes County
Bloomfeld
Tarlock
West Lafayette
Bloomfield
Todd
Snaeffer
Shaeffer
Judd
End for End legal tangle in Leavengood case
A complex re hearing in the J. J. Case company versus Michael Leavengood in the common pleas before Judge Maxwell draws out disputes over plaintiff and defendant roles. The suit concerns notes for an engine claimed to be for trial representations. verdicts shifted on appeal and remand. County bills totaling 6586.20 were approved in November, mainly for bridge and contract work.
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J. J. Case Company
Michael Leavengood
Common Pleas
Maxwell
Leavengood
Mitel
Attoritys
Local clubs host meetings and wedding bells in March
Eastern Stars notes, wedding details for Royer and Boyer at Sacred Heart. Clubs gather at Main and Seventh for card events, luncheon prizes, and birthday remembrances for Miss Carr. Chautauqua and New Century circles meet with talks on Britain, Tennyson, and the Thirty Years War influence.
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New Century Club
T. L. Montgomery
North Fourth
Ferdinand
Rudolph Li
Farm Bargains and Public Sale Notice in Tuscarawas Ohio
An 1902 notice advertises farm bargains in Tuscarawas County, listing prices per acre for varied tracts including timber and water access. It also details a public vendue at Corwin McCoy farm near Spring Mountain with livestock, hay, corn, and farm equipment, offering six months credit on notes with approved security. Swannon & McCoy announce sale to highest bidder starting at 11 o'clock.
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Corwin McCoy
Spring Mountain
Swannon & McCoy
Board of Trade Praises Industrial Edition Initiative
The Coshocton Board of Trade endorses plans for an Industrial Edition, praising its potential to highlight city growth and attract national attention. Signed by directors including Montcoverry, GKay, Tinvons, Crawford, and others, urging citizen and moral support.
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Coshucton Board of Trade
Montcoverry
Coshocton Youth elected Lawrence County superintendent
Amos P. Spencer known as Pat Spencer among Coshocton area residents won the Lawrence County Illinois county superintendent election by a 9 vote plurality. He is a Republican in a strongly Democratic county with ties to West Bedford childhood and many local friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos P. Spencer
Pat Spencer
Lawrence County
Illinois
Mr. Spencer
Ite
West Bedford
Boy Steps on Needle in Walnut Home Accident
Thomas Kirkpatrick fourteen year old son of Mrs. Thomas Kirkpatrick sustained a paraffinal like cut when he stood on a threaded needle in his Walnut street home Wednesday morning. The blunt end broke off leaving most of the instrument embedded in his right foot. Doctors operated cutting into the foot about an inch and removed the needle fragment. He endures severe pain but no serious consequences are expected.
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Thomas Kirkpatrick
Walnut
Round Trip Heaters Tickets On Sale for Michigan Points
Tickets issued by W. and L. E. go on sale Oct 1 to Nov 24 for Michigan points. Return limit Dec 5. W. J. Davies acts as agent.
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Michigan
W. J. Davies
Life of Laura Glover Simmons Mourned at Springfield
Mrs. Laura Glover Simmons died at her Springfield home Tuesday night after a long illness. She was born November 18, 1806, and married A L Simmons in 1801. The funeral was held at Oak Ridge cemetery with services at the home of her owner Cuthbert Glover and attended by family and many friends.
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Laura Gilover Simmons
Springfeld
Cuthbert i Glover
Uelock
Oak Ridge
Laura Glover
Voshvetyo High School
Presbyterian
Kilorida
Any L. Simmons
Carol Waved V
Clark
Thye
W. ‘T. Knight
Thin City
Charles. J. Glover
Munsfeld
Rev
Glark Glover
Snortsville
N. Y
Lewis Glover
South
Shamansfold Custucton
Impressive Funeral Rites for Charles Spangler Held
Impressive funeral services were held Wednesday over the body of Charles Brhedog von Spangler at his late residence on Chestnut Street. Rev. Toland preached with Rev. Hamilton assisting, and the Elks conducted a body march after the ceremony. The procession proceeded to Danville station for cremation in Cincinnati, with pallbearers listed and many relatives and friends in attendance. The ashes will be placed in an urn and interment planned at South Lawn cemetery after short Sunday services.
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Charles Spangler
Charles Brhedog von Spangler
Lave
Furrsh Vod Chestnut
Olwod
Wis
Me. Hamilton
Elks
Corlege
Dan Llandle
Cincinnati
Toland
West
Pomerene
Mink Kable Iink
Gosser
C. B. McCoy
Bench
B. Dimmuns
Gewis McClain
Jos
South Lawn
Spangler
Gelatis
Irs Spangier Wasdros
Spanglarts
Florence Klog
James Lisant
Newark
Wley Iitm
Go Vane outlines Ohio River improvements speech
President John Go Vane delivered the keynote at the Ohio Valley Development association in Parkersburg. He urged improving the Ohio River and its tributaries, noting damming the entire system and the impact of the Isthmian canal on plans. He cited Roosevelt and urged continued agitation after adjournment. Coshocton delegates expected home tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Go Vane Spruck
Ohio Valley
Parkersburg
Ile
Ohio River
Ohio
Bache
Mississippi
Gulf of Mexico
Isthmian Canal
Roosevelt
Cincinnati
Coshocton
May Call Meeting On Ohio River Improvement
Secretary Boyd and Joseph McDowell returned Wednesday from the Ohio Valley Improvement Association meeting in Parkersburg where 550 delegates from several states gathered. The convention adopted resolutions urging Congress to deepen waterways to nine feet and to advance a concrete improvement project for the Ohio River and tributaries. Secretary Boyd plans a mass meeting in two to three weeks with speakers to boost district support.
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Boyd
Joseph McDowell
Oto Valley
Parkersburg
Boyd Aid
Ohio River
Congress of the
United States
Ele
Suit seeks removal of Ohio executor over estate funds
Jancy Preasley and Sarah Lawrence petitions probate court to oust Genis C. McAlan as executor claiming nonresidency in Ohio while living in Pennsylvania and alleging misused estate funds. Judge Roche set December 8 for a hearing. Attorneys: C. B. Mune J. Adams for plaintiffs.
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Jancy Preasley
Sarah Lawrence
Roche
C. B. Mune
J. Adams
Assault at the Park Hotel Involves Mayor and Suspect
Mayor B inner encountered a man with a revolver at the Park hotel Tuesday evening. Fry resisted arrest after threats and a scuffle that left the mayor with a black eye. Fry had two accomplices and fled with one partner escaping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Iry
Park Hotel
Binner
Fry
Lle
Mecca
Park
Noom
City Barn
Rinner
Warietta trip yields two gas works progress notes
Samuel Siegrist and C. Dawson return from Warietta reporting the People's Oil and Cras company interests and two wells. One well shows a small flaw but overall progress is encouraging. another well to be drilled soon. Dawson brings home a sample of the product from the second well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Siegrist
C. Dawson
Warietta
Loey
People's
OW and Cras Company
Mr. Dawson
Non-resident hunter license issued to Pittsburg kennel owner
Under new game laws non-residents must pay 25 for a hunting license. Only one license has been granted by Clerk Mizer, issued to Charles Gibbs Carter of Pittsburg, owner of the Avon kennels, who will spend the hunting season in this vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk Mizer
Charles Gibbs Carter
Pittsburg
Avon Kennels
Chopped Finger Incident Involving Stewart Youth
Carl Stewart, a 15 year old, suffered a severe accident while chopping corn with a hatchet. His finger was nearly severed at the first joint but was reattached by Dr. McClain after the emergency call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Stewart
John Stewart
Sle
Excur sion fares to New Orleans offered by Pennsylvania Lines
Low rates available November 15 to 17 for excursion tickets to New Orleans. Proceeds support the annual meeting of the National Hardware Association of the United States. Tickets sold via Pennsylvania lines. inquire at ticket agents for fares and details.
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New Orleans
National
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Iseue
Ipper
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Benjamin Patterson
Anderson Munn
Mt. Vernon
Carl Fyerbig
Fred Werts
Burtavepave
Reinhold
Canton
Trinway
Whale Village
Columbus
Haight Concert Band Company
Baltic
George Smith
Brunson
Cusbuc- Low
North Second
Albert Rice
Oak Avenue
South Lawn Cemetery
M. A. Conner
Alma College
Almy
Mich
Detroit Business University
Ed Shrigley
Roscoe
McCabes
Truman Powelson
Lloyd
Trinity Episcopal Church
Leonard
Cleveland
Peter Carnes
Fifto Street
Johnson McDowell
Jacob West
William Brenskill
Cassingham
Dresden
Reburn Sigkels
A. A. Thompsons
Jnompson
Bao
Wheeling
Che
Roy Naylor
John Anderass
Shodgrass Baring
Marietta Dispatch
Telegraph
Mike Fry
Ed Turner
Bioner
Turnkey Decker
Mecca Hotel
Turner
Funes
Common Pleas Court
Mary E. Gree
Elizabeth Kiemeknecht
Sin Roscoe
Jono BR
Bila Taylor
Myrtle Qualen
Tiverton Township
A. C. Hedge
William Roberts
Tuscaraway Township
Murray
Bather J. Rea
Blissneld
Allen Conger
N. C Tw
Franklin Township
Charles F. Deets
Fred Keunzli
Clark Township
Lewis Shaw
John W. Caussingham
Bethlehem
Jackson Townships
Ilnterest
Cosbocton
Obetr Regis Aries
Masom¢ Bal Puesday Evouides
Disine Study Club
Ube
Wilhaar Royer
Wess Louise Boyser
Coshieton
Sacred Sheart
Res
Butcher Lion
Jay Murphy
Annnle Boyer
Loy
F. A. Werneite
Weighborhood Club
Main
Darling
A. N. Compton
P.P. DeHart
Frank Darling
Benj. Coe
Charles Raymer
T. J. Hanley
H. 8
A. H. Thomson
Wealthy Carr
Scult Lhird
Miss Carr
Dorothea Adams
Leja
Ethel Biggs
Nellie Cooper
Prancees Donohue
Anda Ridgeley
Pidie Smith
Georgia Voorhees
Mr. Guster
Will Merrell
Nathaniel Wells
Ferbert Weber
Sophie Wilson
Mae Tutchinson
R. M. Love
J. W. Thomson
Chautauqua
Gatrahan
Greater Britain
R. A. Powelson
Tennyson
Qarnatian
Elbert Subbard
Trutt
KR. A. Powelson
Wmumble Club
Henry T. Clash
Loeuxt
Elere Lilley Lane
Troom
Tuscarawas County
Lectios
Board OF Trade
Cosnoueron
Tre Age PunsLisnina Co
Qoushocton
Coshocten Boy
Laura Glover Simmons
Sternal
Gak Ridge
Vance
Age Office
Cushocton Committee
Parkersburg Fuld
Lathustasa
McElwee
June Maxwell
Lravengood
Fee
Pomerene & Pomerene and
Gleen
M. Fry
Adams &Gleason
Jackoom Township
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