Local Notes Highlight Rex Strete Welcome at M E School
Oct 17 Roscog crowd gathers to hear Rex Strete new M E Jones and high school students. Prof Price delivers welcome, Streto, Prof Oer and Miss Young respond. Distant guests include Mrs Harricon of Columbus and Miss Ellnor Melson of Zanesville. Community visits and upcoming township teachers meeting noted.
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Hoscoe
Columbus
Elnor MeUson
Zaneville
Gertrude Carhart
Julia Brewer
Anderson Milter
Keene
Frank Smith
Rachel South
Chalfants
Graves School
Padic
Fil Carr
Karr Daugherty
Paxt
Albert Kaser
Warsaw
Cora McFarland
Rocce Young Lwiy
Zila
Bebe McConnell
Local visitors and weddings highlight Colambes notes
Dr Nitemiller and family visit Colambes while Dent Leceh from Akron stays with relatives. Glenn Davis and Miss Elia Lorenz marry in Coshocton. Prof X Mo Crawford spends weekend at New Philadelphia. Miss Wherne of Illinois visits relatives and friends. J K Moersch spends week in Cleveland. P Bacheh and Mr Seblarb of Twinsburg visit relatives here. Mary Newmiller from Beach City also listed.
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Avospace
J. D. Hunt
Philip King
Dundee
West Lafayette
Leniz
Baille
Eall
Sarah Rinehart
H. Dickie
Vern
Airs
William Elliott
Howard Myser
Canton
Myser
Will Lorenz
Thomas Hamilton
Polly Southeimer
A. E Mayer
Henry Burkey
Renwick Boyd Test Finday
Ben Milligan
Keene
John BE. Thomes
John Suntherer
Carl Craig
Vernon
Ontario
Alien Wier
United Presbyterian Church
Amity
Mary
Nora Hawk
Gekereville
Grant Norris
Baxsasrnne
Dr. Nitemiller
Colambes
Dent Leceh
Akron
Glenn Davis
Mies Elia Lorenz
Coshocton
L Miller
Avondale
X. Mo Crawford
Wand
New Philadelphia
P_E. Lahn
Avondate
Newie
Jennie Chance
Zoar
Florenvees Schounover
Coshector
Miss Wherne
Illinos
J. K. Moersch
Cleveland
P. Bacheh
Mr. Seblarb
Twinsourg
Mary Newmiller
Beach Ciy
Local items and social notes from Tussee and surrounding areas
In Tussee and nearby towns on October 1 a Malvern visit notes an uncle in Harrison county arriving late. Miss L Johnson and Miss Emma Evchard return from church after a purse incident near a fence. Local youths and families, including Miss Bill Frederick and John S S Eilts, are mentioned with improvements to homes and community events planned by the EB A Sand school and Shannon Grange.
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Tussee
E. B. Sproull
Harrison County
William Sproull
Saver
Alien Sproul
L “Zi & Johnson
Emma Evchard
Chorch
Une
Amber Buggs
Floyd Jchmgo
Mendan
Mab
Bart
Vones Bichen
Johnson
Rams
Wricht
Miter
T. Detey
Marshal
Saassex
Ogi
Dundesseteroon
EB. A. Sand Yy School
S.pla
Fred Bauer
Billa Frederick
Phunfield Aml
Newconerstown
John S&s. Eilts
Shannon Grange
Ed McCoy
Jo Qnze
Becks Mills
John Axhine
Peak Sisters entertain at town hall in funeral week
Adams Mills and Coshocton area notes report visits by Mrs James Th ton and others, family gatherings, and local events. Chastian Endeavor society hosts an entertainment titled the Peak Sisters in town hall Friday evening. Several residents, including Miss Ida Murphy and Miss Hazel Hoselton, are visiting relatives or guests in nearby towns.
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James TH Ton
Tleta Sundar
J James Scott
Burgettstown
R. B. Bainter
Strasburg
Chastian Endeavor Society
Peak Sisters
Town Hall
Local Notes From The District Yet Mixed With Names
The page lists brief social items from CooreEeEnDALE area with mentions of CoorezpaLs family at 18 W Hamilton and a wife and daughter in careison Comely. Names such as BL Bo SC Daushery, B Preston, English and teeny, Rev. Lewis, W Morford, Fred Turner, ELH Thompwn appear along with scattered events and travel notes through the week.
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CoorezpaLs
EL Hamilton
Dusyzhter
Uarfison Comely
S.C Daushery
Cobocton
B. Preston Shippel
Mes
Ecgist
Rev. Lewis
Dionee
W. W. Morford
Utd
Fred Turner
Wihondang
Thompwn
Knox
Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs Convening in Cincinnati
The Ohio Federation of Women's 1 Clubs holds its fifth convention in Cincinnati on Oct 25 26 27 with headquarters at the Grand hotel and sessions at the Scottish Rite cathedral except Thursday evening. A reception will be given by Cincinnati federated clubs and officials, badges required, escorts allowed, and reduced rail fares via a Cincinnati ticket plan with certificates. Delegates limited to two per club with free streetcar transport on badges. local clubs Coshocton Historical New Century and Roscoe participate.
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Ohio Federation of Women’s 1 Clubs
Cincinnati
Grand Hotel
Hieon
Cancinnati
Vitalians
Ofivers
Tual Federated Club
Meilers
Garcianati
Bureau of Information
Cincinnati Plansfer Company
Hus
Coshocton Woman's Club
Flistorical Club
New Century
Roscoe Woman's Club
Receiver Nathan Gumbie cleared in Schanfarber Bros case
The Columbus Dispatch reports that charges against Nathan Gumbie as receiver of Schanfarber Bros property were dismissed. Creditors from Coshocton and Chicago alleged improper accounting and collusion, but these exceptions were withdrawn. Gumbly received 2500 for services.
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Columbus
Nathan Gumbie
Schanfarber Bros
Coshocton
Chicago
Gumbly
Wheeling and Cleveland to Get Fast Night Train Service
Reports indicate the Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad will begin a rapid night service between Wheeling and Cleveland. The westbound train would depart Wheeling around 2 p.m. and arrive in Cleveland late at night, with a return run from Cleveland at the same hour. A similar Wheeling Toledo link may follow, not affecting Cashotton.
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Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad
Wheeling
Cleveland
Toledo
Cashocton
Secretary Boyd Tightens Agri cultural Society Bills
Secretary Boyd sequences payments by the Agricultural Society warning that only bills presented this week will be honored. Unclaimed letters at Coshocton Post Office list Mary A Sapirs Birdsell Mrs Mary O Dowd and others with urged claimants to reply "advertised" with dates. Burdock Beed Mutera dows Ieim
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Boyd
Agricultural Society
Ile
Coshocton
Sapirs
Mary A. Birdsell
Mary O'Dowd
Wm. Hughes
W. H. Mills
M. C. Miller
Marl ‘Kerl
John Ricketts
Joan L. Smith
J. A. Simpson
C. B. McCoy
P. M
Noted Character Dead: Lewis House Passes At 60
Lewis House of Canal Lewisville died Tuesday after a long illness. He was 60 and lived alone in a house friends gave him. ANative American with white ancestry he never married and cast his first vote for Abraham Lincoln. Funeral was Thursday and burial followed at the local cemetery.
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Lewis House
Canal Lewisville
Narby
House
Lewisville
Walhending
Abraham Lincoln
President Cassett Praises Pan Handle Road Condition
President Cassett and officials toured the Pan Handle road and praised the smooth surface and few cracks. He noted the heavy grades and limited car handling capacity but valued efficient freight transport as key to finance. The party observed 60 eastbound trains and 32 westbound overtakes on the line between Pittsburg and Tranway.
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A. J. Cassett
Cassett
Betwen Pittsburg
Tranway
Wheeling & Lake Erie faces leadership speculation
The Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad may name a new general passenger and freight agent next week as two operating plans circulate. One option puts H. J. Booth in closer overall control with an assistant general freight agent and assistant passenger agent, while the other splits duties between Booth and a strong assistant to push operations. Rumors suggest the company is testing leaders along the line to assess abilities amid recent strategic shifts. Ida E Hart of Groton SD credits Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption relief after four doctors gave up.
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J. F. Townsend
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Wheeling
H. J. Booth
Booth
Aap
Dave Uiem
Goth
Ida E Hart
Groton
C. FE. Anderson
Duncan
Attorney Ad for Coshocton Lawyer in Selby Block
An attorney at law in Coshocton Ohio offers prompt attention to all business entrusted to his care. Office located in the Selby block near the Main Street entrance.
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Coshocton
Selby Block
Main Street
Pathfinders Hold Regalia Initiation and Boost Growth
An evening meeting featured initiatory work in full regalia under Deputy Supreme President Trour rett. Seven new applications were received as the first installment toward fifty planned by the committees. The Pathfinders appear set for larger, enthusiastic growth.
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Pathfinders
Trourrett
Pathtiders
Ohio Fifth Judicial Circuit Court Terms Schedule 1900
The order fixes circuit court start times for counties Fairfield Richland Wayne Knox Licking Muskingum Morgan Perry Ashland Coshocton Holmes Tuscarawas Morrow Delaware in 1900 with sessions on specified January February March April May June and corresponding September October November December dates. Signed by John J Adams M D Glass and others, Coshocton October 10, 1893.
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State
Ohio
Jupician Crecuin
Fairfield County
Richland County
Wayne County
Slays County
Knox County
Licking County
Muakingum
Morgan County
Perry County
Ashland County
Coshocton County
Holmes
Tuscara
Morrow County
Delaware
John J. Adams
M.dotglass
Indges
Vourhees
Jerotreér
McDermot
Coxhocton
Corcult
Coshocton
Earl
Wounded Among Seventeenth Infantry Report
Official dispatches from General Otis to Withington confirm only one member of the Seventeenth Infantry was wounded in the Angeles vicinity during the recent fighting. The Cushorton regiment had feared heavier losses but remains otherwise unscathed.
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Manin
Angeles
Withington
Otis
Fur Garments Sought at One Day Exhibit by Leading House
Head of fur garment makers showcases entire line for one day only. Ladies urged to bring furs for repair or remaking. Store promotes low prices for tailored suits and golf capes with abundant stock and frequent new shipments. Court House area shoppers urged to visit The Fountain in Coshocton for best lighting and new heating upgrades.
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Seat
Coshocton
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