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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1907
Page
3
A local bar tender’s wife discovers him with another boarding woman at about 9 pm. A scuffle erupts as she confronts him, attracting spectators. The wife contemplates affidavits for alleged abuse at their home.
The youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Williard Hook dies at their John Street home at one o clock Thursday morning aged one year. Cholera infantum and brain fever contributed to the illness. Funeral services were held Saturday at 2 o clock with interment at South Lawn cemetery conducted by Rev Fisher.
A six year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs reside on Or third street, fell from a load of lumber on a Adams Co wagon Wednesday afternoon. The wagon passed over his right hand, severely injuring it and dislocating a thumb. Medical aid was given promptly and permanent results are not yet known.
Miss Marguet McCune wed Sir Charles Kinner at the McCune home near Plainfield in a May evening ceremony attended by about fifty guests. The decor featured pink and white globo1as and asters, with the bride wearing white lace and carrying white asters, while Miss Mabel Mishimen wore pink organdy. The ceremony was followed by a three course supper and a modest reception as the couple plan to reside near the schoolhouse in the Plainfield area.
The Adamsville Register notes names of attendees at the Home Coming week event. The list includes Miss Bessie Swant and family members such as M Lacey, Alonza Atkinson and Vinge family, Mrs Prats Wiels en, STF Atwity and daughter, Mrs ROOF Preston, Fo Pornely mud son bed, Orin Shutelevatts family, Win Emler ford Kirerty and Chas Lepley with sons. The item reflects a community social record of participants.
Local reports say Coshocton men struck a strong oil showing at the Otseea field on Fin acres lease held by the Goal Rin Qi Co. The well produced seven barrels and is regarded as among the best in the area. February brings changes as Frank MeKer Cohen Lows Tirendel Wil Tish and James Logan purchase interests from Tk Rn Caltwell.
The local lodge plans a week long carnival along Third Street and Walnut with tents pitched on Brown Lot and along Therd Street. The Smith Greater Shows head the traveling troupe with multiple free entertainments while city merchants contribute prizes for a country store attraction. Gala week features nightly confetti and free shows as residents anticipate a lively event.
The Maceshee Picnic in Canton drew Mr and Mrs J Valentina and family along with Mr Rag as well as Mrs Taniel Gutshall and many others. About several hundred attendees enjoyed a fine dinner and speeches by Ed Le Youne Ai Grader and Gen Je Lybbarger. Oil men plan a monster picnic in Otsego on Saturday September One feature will be the shooting of an oil well by Nelson of West Lafayette at the Rait Spellacy Quaniel Plant near Eins Dadls. Nelson’s clothes caught fire but he received medical attention and is back at work though with a very painful hand.
Franersy Alvin Times of Takeres ipl son of Tame wed in Bakersville. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Be BR Mattersen. The couple will reside in Buck horn. Congratulations from friends and family.
A piano store noted in the report was shuttered by Sheriff Browning after an alleged legal action involving Stan Fawn of Foster and Armstrong. Details on dates and full entities are unclear due to the garbled text.
Messrs Chrus and Hotin of Cieve Tamil promoters of effectie city lines and Attorney J. E L Olastead and TB Tey of Theneh City met in Mileredius last Friday to review a proposed streetcar route from Teneh Civ via Wines Hors and Berlin to Milerstinre Repub Nera.
Wednesday the Cachachan market changed hands as Jesse Punfeo and Ode orvant Stines purchased Mie interest and take possession. Mr. Thrant remains employed as manager and will continue in that role with up-to-date policies.
Thursday morning sessions at the Coshocton Teachers Institute featured Messrs. Luck and Frazier praising community support for schools. Prof Graham of Ohio State emphasized pedagogy with practical guidance while Rev Myr Robertson and Houck spoke on scholarship and teachers duties to understand local needs.
Coshocton farmers complain of weak corn as reports from northern counties show delayed tassels and stunted growth. Fields lie abandoned or yield little, with yellowing plants and poor overall height, contrasting Coshocton’s better prospects. A separate Buckeye Lake incident involves a distracted game warden and a fisherman with an odd reply from a map-wielding bystander.
A flock in Adams Township suffered severe losses after dogs damaged 26 sheep and killed several animals. One dog, owned by C. Dae, was killed during the incident. The event occurred recently, with local landowners assessing damages and seeking remedies.
A report from the Times of Varied Seas describes a dangerous airship incident. Professor Wahi and crew narrowly avoided disaster as a slip was forced by gusts, tipping the craft toward a tree where it became wedged. The ship was secured and towed back to its tent for inspection, with no serious injuries noted.
John Schlarh a Bakersville area farmer woke Thursday morning in custody after being found drunk in the city prison. Police investigated alleged horse theft connected to a disruption at a nearby residence and linked the suspect to a Stevenson barn booby, with local authorities noting he was too intoxicated to recall events.
Rey seet and Officer Courtright clash over a horse theft case as Schlary is freed then jailed again for questioning. The prisoner shows memory gaps and is moved to cooler while authorities probe a spate of horse thefts in the area. Seward joins the scene amid rising state-wide anxiety over stolen horses.
Mrs Samuel Leech has been visiting in New Philadelphia for two days and returns home with her daughter. Bertha Tahmer of Cleveland visits friends here as Dan Zimmerman and family attend the Tuscarawas Park event. Albert Marhofer and Ada Prather wed and depart for Medford for a honeymoon. Geneva Love and others are among neighbors visiting. Grant Novia and wife, long away in Kauss and central sites, have returned home.
An unclear report describes Isaac Toss from Kix county now in Columbus with a coach about a prize offer. It mentions long travels to a state fair, a home 2600 miles away, and travels totaling thousands of miles including routes via Tanger and others. A Campton figure returning from the Philippines, England, and Sue is noted with a large sum.
A notice announces the Presbyterian Sunday school field day on September 7 at the fairgrounds. It lists races for boys and girls by age, a baseball game, and events for all ages with a parade of contestants and committee plans for progress reports. Reserved seating and further announcements will follow.
A garbled page fragment traces permit troubles and spy mentions across towns. Names and places are unclear, but hints reference Tremalee, Tremite, and local authorities in a pursuit of a forged permit case.
Unclear OCR fragment notes graspblowers tied to Chistom SF and M Tatepcan Lewis Tamers Tide brand and individuals Sean Rowwn William Desir Sa r Ny J. Details incomplete, names garbled, mentions a group and brands without clear actions or outcomes.
Two individuals in Manklin Township wed on Wednesday evening at 4 30 at the Missionary on Seventh Fourth Street. The couple, Franklin Township residents, plan to reside there after the ceremony. Details about names and attendees are unclear in the text.
Fresident C W Masten and officers led a teachers institute closing with praise for sessions. The event featured talks by Dr Homek and Prof Corvin plus a visit by the Oberhein quartet. A lengthy wedding list followed, detailing attendees from North Bend to Coney Dle and surrounding towns.
Dr Bostwick speaks on a Moroccan mission and rival sultanate tensions. He describes local authorities, religious factions, and foreign influence as he details meetings with rulers, attendants, and observers, noting political intrigue amid colonial pressures.
Reading an old sports brief, the article notes teachers and staff from Mes cry souk Gilmore and Horpaerd of Verehers observing a youth game. Amid garbled lines, mentions of players Pande Phat and Gitte oPoy Nis Vesey hint at team actions and local school involvement.
McCormick is named to lead the Prohibits ticket for mayor with Max Parrish for auditor and T. He. Wihaglie for president of council. Ward and at large candidates are listed with no clear final results from the party meeting held Thursday night.
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