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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1907
Page
4
Fragmented OCR reads as a short event note mentioning an advance and a numeric value. No clear names, places, dates, or organizations are readable. Summary preserves minimal facts and avoids speculation.
An odd old note tracks the annual close of the straw hat season in Pittsburgh with chatter about the city’s tea and brokers meeting after the plastery days of late April. The piece pokes fun at local customs as winds shift and a tramp leads readers to imagine the fate of straw hats in summer.
A vocal criticism denounces reform as a radical travesty affecting daily life. The critic mocks officials who ban marbles and toys, complains of household chores, and cites a local mayoral stance as evidence of impractical reforms. The piece questions what counts as news and laments poor reporting quality.
Center Valley residents hosting and visiting relatives across nearby towns. A Sunday school picnic occurred at Center Valley. Local folks including Wilbon and Preston families, Calhoun and Griffin clans, and Watsons were mentioned with various gatherings and their travel. Interment and church service notes appear for nearby towns.
Adams Mills daily notes report Mrs D Vickers and Mrs Jewell visiting Cleveland and Frazeysburg relatives. A son Wilfred Guild’s daughter is ill in Cleveland, with other residents traveling to Heveland Toronto and Yatrait. Community events include Olympia Ladies quartet performance and union services with preparatory gatherings upcoming.
Fragmentary local items describe gatherings and family mentions. Names such as Mrs Wats, Davis, and Morris appear amid references to social events and a death notice or memorial at a distant venue. The text is garbled with OCR errors but indicates community notices and travel to a maritime event.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a crime or investigation with references to names and places but is largely unreadable. It mentions Basar Ork, Stow Gale, Miss Mins Khards, and a possible incident or inquiry without clear actions or outcomes.
A fragmentary, era-laden excerpt raises pointed Christian questions about faith practices and church leadership. It notes ministers and parishioners debating scripture, duties, and the church’s response to a damaged pulpit, with mention of repairs and community scrutiny.
The Cree knont mandolin and guitar club of Codhoctow will perform at the M. ke. Inch on Saturday evening Sept. id. Forrest Whitermite visiting from Maton Station, Prof. and Mrs. Po Sefer from Frvzerslburg and Svs Goeehraun of Jadousburg spent Sunday with AGG Schnolar’s family. Funeral services for Miss fdae were held at Teenby terins church with interment in the local cemetery. Attendees from Newark, Ohio and other towns joined the funeral procession.
Warsaw social life shines as Mrs Keith hosts Presbyterians with Rev Keith after a Trinity visit. Enda Beltthal hosts a Singadaghual at the Com medal house with Ada Buckjew and friends. Attendees include Grace Richards, Lear Fischer, and many locals. other gatherings and weekend plans feature Piverhart Center events and Millers Nut gatherings.
Fragmented article fragment lists many proper nouns and places with no clear event or outcome. It mentions people such as Newcamerstans and Olsen, locations like Denvereton and Madaket, and references to court house, votes, and revised plan. The readable content is too garbled to extract a single coherent incident.
Joseph Kirker and likely Chief Manle will travel to Mansfield Monday to appear as witnesses in the trial of the person arrested here on horse stealing charges.
A fragmentary letter from Hollend Ohio dated 1907 recalls a Sunday school class twenty one years past. The writer, likely a former teacher, mentions former students, a principal, a farm plan, and sending best wishes for a reunion. The text preserves nostalgia and aims to reconnect with old classmates and teachers.
A fragmentary report recalls a public figure's rumored romance and wedding plans. The piece mentions a high-society setting, a late Friday appearance, and speculation over engagements, mortgages, and party connections within the town.
Elected officers and members discussed society plans at a Friday evening gathering. Key figures included Mayur Sanvero Seromd and Miss dat Atolsler, with several appointments and future meeting dates noted.
A garbled wedding notice outlines a ceremony at Eromanuel Lutheran involving Miss in Kofinia and Mr Clete Hee Trove. It mentions St Pande Lathe Weeh and nearby townships, with references to bonds and vows, and names several families and places in a dated, distorted text.
At Waring, Mr and Mrs A Shwbaish and I won Arthur Vir and Mrs M D Denver cond son Wadlam. Mr sunt Mrs Jacob Nodick Roy and Harley Rodich spent Sunday with Mr and Hen Mason at their home in.
Mrs Sylvester Layman, 60, of Fresno, has three sons by three husbands, each son from a different father. Joseph Kaser of Warsaw, G W Darringer four miles southwest of Plainfield, and Henry Lower of Warsaw. They reunited with Layman and their families at the fair grounds Labor Day for a big picnic. Darringer, a market vendor, described their mixed up family.
Anderson is fixing up his business at 1 Airidges Way. The half-doors that were in the crater or the roma have been moved into a dabbery corner, and new inner cases will be installed.
A meeting at the theater on a Thursday afternoon aimed to start a permanent Lincoln Day banquet organization. C H Whe led the effort with fair attendance. A committee to draft a constitution was not appointed. the committee later scheduled to meet in October includes L Mer G W H Achey, Robert Me, and Trudge F Sours.
William Smith faces arrest by Carlos on Saturday morning at the fair grounds as Sage and Ainsmore clash. The dispute centers on Binsmoore's stand with alleged piratane and distortions. a hearing is set before Sqanire Win ner.
The Muskingum annual conference of the Methodist Protestant church elected officers including President Rev. Charles feet and Secretary Rev. C. R. Glades. The report contains religious governance details and mentions travel and health remarks, with later garbled text describing daily life and Dr. Pierce medicines.
Blissfield real estate activity notes recent purchases by Williams family buyers. Gnypertane renesaare entities appear in the listing as property transactions involving multiple stores and parcels.
A damaged notice reports a suit seeking 10 000 in damages over a cat incident. Names and places are unclear but indicate a court action filed by a plaintiff against an entity. The report mentions November 26 and references a train related accident resulting in a death.
Fragmentary text describes a gathering involving Marshall and family and others including a drivel and a wedding implied by brides. Another couple, Marshett and Mitte, are noted with minor social details about alcohol at a wines event.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a Thotler paton, M42, a pharmacy action, and a dubious phone offer. It mentions a would be pin, a user, a feedhd get it, and a line about going to a place for nothing, with names and locations obscured.
Zanesville will host bankers from the new state district in a meeting October 22 as part of organizer efforts by the Ohio Bankers Association. The event aims to elect leaders, form an executive committee, and strengthen legal and professional ties across Muskingum Coshocton Belmont Monroe Perry and others. Local banks will arrange entertainment and plans to benefit visiting bankers.
In a damp Akron contest the local ball squad pressed hard as Dac Auhott delivered two strong hits and a two bagger. The heavy hitters featured infield play and outfield assists, while Newerk fell short despite early threats.
Joesee Rinner left Wednesday evening for a top up. Kinner is a sufferer of gond usthing and hopes to get in the lake. They Poreforn in dime to begin their serial work Sept 18. fin wy.
Construction progress updates indicate a new fire station is set to be completed by November 1. The project includes finishing works, plastering, and roofing. Willams' area contractor oversees early site tasks while the base foundation is completed.
The article outlines a revived Wabash extension project in southeastern Ohio and West Virginia, alleging fresh authority and details. It claims coal regions southwest of the city will be tapped, with a new main line enabling a passenger through-route and broader railroad expansion, despite prior failures and investor hesitations.
A building permit has been issued for a two story residence on Route Street. Isaac Ta We McThresh is listed as applicant and the project is described as a fine nest ro a residence near East Ahant Si. The plan notes a nosing feature and a frontage alignment with the street.
Mrs Leander Croft of Chili is reported dead a few hours after the birth of her daughter Talsadel. She died in convulsions and was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Wile Yaw of Chili. The funeral is set for Sunday at 10 a m from the English Lutheran church in Chili.
Eastern Ohio Conference closes annual session at Newcomerstown with Rev WW Kohler set to remain pastor of the W DG church for another year. Bishop Mills preached on Suffering. Rev John Prengo ordained. Miss Ethel Courtright and Ray Mohr sang. List of appointments includes numerous pastors and evangelists across Ohio towns, highlighting Kohler and regional church leadership.
The Baptist church will host a Sunday School Institute in Hate on September 2 and 27. Wilson Hehnes, superintendent of Ohio Baptist churches, will attend along with Mrs Phoeb Cintis, interdenominational primary work leader. The church seeks workers to attend and anticipates a longer conference with Mrs Cur’s guidance for primary teachers.
The Millersburg camp called Chang Bantam near Walhonding River drew visitors from the area. About 140 attendees paid tribute to the camp’s performers, with Edward Jacobs leading the visit from Friday evening through Sunday, describing it as one of the best camps he has seen.
Large congregations greeted the Rev Hamilton as Sunday worship resumed after August suspension. He spoke on the Bible conference in Winona while sessions continued throughout the day. Mrs Matthew Peehe plans a Washington winter visit, and Mer son Junins will enter Randolph Macon Academy in Lynchburg Virginia.
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