People We Know Sews in General Dresden News
Local society notes list numerous residents and visitors in the city. Names include Clarence Clemens, John Hamilton, Anna Parsons, Helen Pomerene, Louis Brendel, Mrs. Harris, Miss Jennie Wilson, W. B. Smith, Wilber Barton, J. F. Meek, H. D. Daugherty, Mrs. Merrell Smith, M. A. McConnell, Ben Soule, W. H. Spodgrass, J W Almack, Mrs. Hanna, W. Bidwell, Gern Fisher, Carlos Dawson, Mrs. Lorenz, Miss Kate Dawson, Mrs. A. S. Rinehart, Mrs. Leighninger, Miss Galligher, Mrs. Eugene Haverheld, Mrs. James McKee, Mrs. Voorhees, Edward John, W. S. Smith, Miss Edna Coe, George Stitt, Will Lockard, Ned Crawford, Daniel Barcroft, Miss Ella Honebarker, and many others visiting, traveling or hosting in the city.
Aged Citizen William Shannon Dies At 64 Near Roscoe
William Shannon of Jackson township died early Thursday at his home near Roscoe from dropsy. He was 64, leaves a wife and four daughters, and was a faithful member of the Coshocton Presbyterian church. Funeral services will be Tuesday with burial in Roscoe cemetery. Miss Zoe Love displays decorated china at 416 Chestnut Street Thursday through Saturday. Librarian Joseph Love returns from Springfield Grange annual meeting with delegates. An advertisement touts Godot Dyspepsia Cure with a testimonial from J. Fleming of Murray Ned. C.H Anderson's Drug & Book Store promotes it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daets
Emma Lynen
Nora Shaffer
Bertie Ray- ‘Mer
Sadie Marshall
Lillie ‘Cottom
Mary McGovern
William Shannon
Jackson Township
Roscoe
Coshocton
Zoe Love
Chest- Ant Street
Thurday
Leveale
J. Fleming
Murray
Ned
C.H Anderson
Drug & Book Store
Roscoe's Great Mile Prominent in Local Industry Scene
The article highlights Roscoe's famed flour mill known as a landmark in Co sho ct on and nearby counties. Built in 1456 with bear timber joinery, it features modernized conveyors and loader systems, efficient car loading of barrels, and export to Liverpool Glasgow London Havant and other South American ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asoune
Roscoe
al- Moose
Coshocton
Empire
Liverpool
Glasgow
London
England
Havant
South
Merwa Sachs
Four Mill at Roscoe Beginnings and Family Ownership Timeline
The Roscoe mill began with a four mill and Arnold Med berry using the old burr system. In 1862 Barney Demos Co. acquired it, then the Leemoss and Lam berton families took over after Demoss’ death and Barney’s 1887 passing. By 1885 the plant received a major overhaul with eight double roll sets. Water power drives the turbine and canal, and the site employs about eleven people with a capacity of 330 barrels daily. The Lees primarily handle the wheat trade to farmers, aiming to produce the best flour and sustain a busy operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Medberry
Roscoe
Barney
Walhonding Canal
Roscae
Apsaloc
Tees
MOOSE
Pacig
Coshocton
Bay Urenthe
Keara
Sears
Lee
Ali
Indutry
Probate and guardianship notices and transfers listed
Wil of Peter Mara deceased admitted to probate and widow elects under will. Guardianship of Anna Fillabaum noted. First and final account of William Filabaum filed. Real estate transfers show Lucinda Pine to Septimus Divan 3 acres, and reverse, plus several Monroe, Crawford and Menres township conveyances with prices. Local ads for drugstore and printing services appear among notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Mara
Anna
Fillabaum
William FL
Filabaum
Lucinda Pine
Septimus C. Divan
Pike Township
Septimus Divan
David C. Gamnertsfelder
Dora J. Frederick
Monroe Township
William Myer Et al
Sammie Frederck
Menres Township
Jonathan Price
Way Price
Dresher
Crawford Township
Jammer Johnson
Charles Woe
Clark Township
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clarence Clemens
Dresden
John Hamilton and
Avondale
Mrs. L. Barrick
Park Avenue
Anna Parsons
Jude Parsons
Columbus
Helen Pomerene
Waray Ask Wiltigas
Peinainy
Teachig
Zanestilie
Louis Brendel
Zanesv
Ile
H. 5. Harris
Jennie Wilson
West Lafayette
W. B. Smith
Newcomerstown
Wilber Barton
J. F. Meek
H. D. Daugherty
Cooperdale
City
Merrell Smith
M. A. McConnell
Ben Soule
Pittsburg
R—W. H. Spodgrass
W. A. Smith
J W. Almack
Business Matters
Hanna
Oak Park
Illinois
J.C .Pomerene
W. Bidwell
Canton
E. Bidwell
Lake B. Wells
Michigan
Judge Voorhees
McConnellsville
Charles Tish
Mammoth Cave
Kate Dawson
Rinehart
Avenidale
Leighninger
L. P. Burt
Walnut Street
Miss Galligher
Callumbus
Eugene Haverheld
Cincinnati
James McKee
Second Steet
Lake
Clay City
Ind
C.J. ‘Voorhees
South Third Street
Edward J.ohn
Charles Lamberson
W.S. Smith
Newark
The
Park Cash Grocery
Edna Coe
Port Washington
George Stitt
Will Lockard
Ned Crawford
Clard Smith
Daniel Barcroft
Wills Creek
Miram Moore
Cambridge Street
Ella Honebarker
Bakersville
John Waltman
C.F. Prince
Richard Clark
C. Pr. Gallup
Mr. Tones
Dieselland
Mrs. Marysmith
David Harcroft
John Crane
Cleveland
Alf Caton
W. W. Bechtel
Epworth
Harry Hart
Aliams
Philadelphia
Milano A. Lawrence
Jesse
Steubenvittle
Wheeling
Thomas Hilton
Claysville, Pa
M. LE. Johns
New Philadelphia
M. W. McNaughton
Main Street
L. A. Dwyer
Boliver
Missouri
William Jones
New Windsor
Col
Hiram Moore
Anesville
Joseph Lave
Springfel
Grange
Iin Teg
Springheid
Love
Ohio
Cuba
South America
Empire Mill
Josef Larr
Mowih
Kia
Milf Dove
Potter Preg & Chem. Corp
Courthouse News
Frove Court
New Idea Store
Hiram J. Stone
NEW Idea
Guardian
PD. L. Miller and
Lida Giffen
Tories Coe Andersons
Summit
Als
E.anderson
Drog
New York Tribune
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