Keene Local Notes and Visits Highlight County News
Miss Mary Shannon is ill. A newborn daughter arrived to Mr and Mrs O R Crawford. Mrs Ralph Foster and Mrs Etta Beall visited relatives in Coshocton. Edgar C Beall left to teach in Oxford Township. Rankin McConnell of Hoopeston called in Keene. Mrs Emm Kiser of Indiana visiting nearby. Rev F F Pitch moved into M E parsonage and preached first sermon Sunday. Mrs Eila Glass and Gon visiting Canal Dover. Smith Jones of Oxford, Republican sheriff candidate, was in Keene. Mrs Robert R Boyd of White Eyes visiting daughter Mrs Crawford.
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Keene
Mary Shannon
O.R. Crawford
Ralph Foster
Etta Beall
Joseph Shannon
D. G. Whittemore
Coshocton
Edgar C. Beall
Oxford Township
Rankin McConnell
Hoopeston
Emm. Kiser
Indiana
F. F. Pitch
M. E. Parsonage
Fitch
Eila Glass Ani Gon
Canal Dover
Smith Jones
Oxford
Tucket
Robert R. Boyd
White Eyes
Samuel Crawford
YACHT RACES SCHEDULED FOR DAILY SAILING AFTER NEXT THURSDAY
Mutual agreement between New York Yacht Club and Royal Sister Yacht Club orders the Columbia and Shamrock to sail daily after next Thursday until the international yachting supremacy is settled. Lipton urged the arrangement as holder of the challenger.
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New York
New York Yacht Club
Royal Sister Yacht Club
Columbia and
Shamrock
Sir Thomas Lipton
Challenger
Local Brevities From New Moscow Ont and Nearby
New Moscow Ontario notes 9-Leroy Cox teases Jame McDonald mine. Obituary for Miss Hurd Smith as first death among AGE correspondents. Resolutions planned for annual meeting. Funeral of Dr. Slaughter in Millfork last Sunday. H Smails and Miss Cora Kimball wed last Thursday. A girl born to Mr. and Mrs J H Donley on the 34th. Mr and Mrs A A Pharps welcome a boy. Smailes family visited relatives near Adamsville Sunday.
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New Moscow
Leroy Cox
Jame McDonald
Hurd
Smith
Slaughter
Millfork
H. Smails
Cora Kimball
Vys
J. H. Donley
A. A. Pharps
G. F. Smailes
Suanday
Adamsville
Fire damages Reed house. Reed family gathering noted
Merett Mills of Illinois visited the vicinity last week and the Reed property burned its roof requiring re covering. Mrs Julia Wright’s children gathered at her home for a reunion with Joseph Wright of Nebraska visiting from Cosheets. Funeral services for Dr Janes Nianchter Hed Ont Gaan were held at Millfork cemetery with Rev E B Senter. He was 52.
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Willilow Brook
Merett Mills
Illinois
L. T
Reed T
Julia Wright
Caihered
Yin Reunien
Joseph Wright
Nebraska
Jack Rese
Cosheets
Reeds Setucdar
Andy Treney
Am? iv
Rese
WLW
Janes Nianchter
Gaan
Millfork
Sanday
E. B. Senter
County notes from Oct 28 visit relatives and fair week
John Lorenzo was in Cshoctow on business Saturday. Dr. George Crile of Cleveland visited his parents nearby. Many locals plan to attend the county fair. Fred Hothem moved his shaler to rs ville to bail hay for weeks. Gabriel and John Lorenz with families visited the county infirmary Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lorenzo
C- Shoctow
George Crile
Cleveland
Fred Hothem
Torsville
Gabriel
John Lorenz
Sanday
Burial, Funeral Frames Davis Mine Victim in Pepper Cemetery
Conesville mourns John Courtwright buried Sunday at Pepper's cemetery after the Davis mine tragedy. Services led by Rev. B. Senter drew many local residents. a separate funeral for Doctor Slaughter also attended by Conesville neighbors. Professor Orr of Roscoe delivered a feature on Saturday evening.
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Conesville
John Courtwright
Davis
Pepper’s Cemetery
35. B. Senter
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