Remarkable Coin Find Reunites Glover Family Heirloom
A grandson finds an 1827 silver coin at the Curtin C. Porter homestead in Mill Creek Township. The coin, lost around 1829 by Joel Glover, matches the story told by the family about a coin exchanged with Mrs. Glover. The relic will be kept by Mrs. Porter as a valued heirloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Glover
C. C. Porter
Glover Porter
Glovers
Little Glover Porter
Joel Glover
G Glover
Wells Family Leaves Plainded for Ceshocten Home
A.D. Wells, longtime Plainded resident for about five years, departs the old home to reside in Ceshocten. During years here he raised a family now reaching mature years and holding steady positions in business life. The family leaves many friends who regret the move driven by changing environments.
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A.D. Wells
Letne
Ceshocten
Bisi
Piia ii
Matt Bei
Rose Brothers Furniture Firm Receives Incorporation
The Rose brothers and families form Rose & Son to continue the furniture and undertaking business under enlarged plans. The company capital is paid up and will operate from the old location with expanded operations. A family reunion at the old home near Clinton Mills marked a surprising but joyful anniversary gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Brothers
Sievrkheiders
Estalusied
Rniture
Busimsse
Rove & Son
J.J. Rose
Wth Y Alof
Ile
Obituary Notice for Plainfield Resident
The deceased was a 45 year old woman, a three time consistent member of the Ml FE, and mother of four daughters. Funeral services are at 2 p.m. Friday with Rev. F. J. Dunbar of Newcomerstown presiding, followed by interment in Plainfield. The surviving family includes her husband.
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George
Wolstems
Ml FE
F. J. Dunbar
Ewcomerstown
Joterlent
Plainfield
Right at Home and Local Notices Burdened by Fragmented OCR
This brief item packs assorted local notes including hardware store promos, sales events, an advertisement for a Pennsylvanian line at a dome, a public notice about a sale, a military contract mention, and local moves. It mentions A D Wells family relocation to Cushaccon, Clyde L Wells at the post office, and L E Tyler’s runaway horse on Park Avenue.
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A. D. Wells
Plainfield
Cushaccon
Carrbridge Street
Clyde L. Wells
Post Office
L. E. Tyler
Park Avenue
Main Street
Fifch Street
World renowned trains pass daily through the city
Two famed Pennsylvania System express trains numbers 1u and 21 run daily through the city on parallel tracks. They are large, popular, and have never seen a serious accident since their inception, traveling via Pittsburgh and Columbus toward Cincinnati Chicago Louisville St. Louis and the southern states.
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Filius Seni
Etines
Countie
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburo
Columbus
Cincinanati
Chicaca
Louisville
St. Louis
Southern
Stee
Vestita
SAIN STREET ARCHES And the emertinn of the tear of true Priduv exehome
Fragmented OCR report describes arches on Saint Street and a tower structure near a transit area. Details are garbled, with possible references to a ceremony or construction at a local site and mentions of people and places in incomplete form.
Toland Responded at East Ohio Conference Session
The Rev Dr Toland addressed visiting ministers at Alliance on Thursday delivering the welcome and reflecting on church growth and debt payoff. He noted local revival of church life and questioned his own sacrifices amid a time of increasing support from the community.
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East Ohio
M. EL
Allance
Toland
Wasi
Tolemi
Makemeé
UE Arce
Chile
Atla x
Bauer
Fragmentary recital notes from a 19th century poets gathering
A garbled OCR style passage describes a poetic gathering with mentions of Lord Deis and various attendees. The text alludes to performances, attire like a shirt, and multiple figures such as Poets near Puase and Mrs. Andrew Catt, but exact details and context are obscured by corruption.
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Miro
Andrew Catt
Divorce Petition Amid Allegations of Neglect and Cruelty
Saturday Penne Sprite files for divorce from Sivan Wath Oppia Daud Joshua Sprigee and Uroasht Salt in this city alleging neglect drunkenness and cruelty. The couple married in June 107 and reside here.
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Penne Sprite
Sivan Wath
Oppia
Joshua Sprigee
Licking County Fair Excursion Offer Through Pennsylvanian Lines
Excursion tickets sold from Cosmoetan to Newark for the Licking County Fair from September 26 to 30 with a low transferable rate. Travel includes return validity on Saturday September 30.
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Licking County Fair
Pennsylvania Lines
Newark
Cosmoetan
Fine County Fair Promises Record Attendance
Secretary Boyd of the Agricultural Society hails the coming fair as the best in Co shecton county history. He has returned from Abnesvige and notes preparations along the Walhondimes Pan Handle and XoMarietta routes. The fair week includes openings on Thursday with many exhibitors and attractions setting the stage for a grand event.
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Boyd
Agricultural MaGery
Coshecton
Abnesvige
Owas
Cv- Cunha
Walhondimes
Muupstied
Newark
Denton
XoMarietta
Cwnbelige
Carll Dover
Three Die in Local Death Notices from Roscoe and Coshocton
Obituaries from local columns report Charles Shugiey of Jackson township dying at William McBride's residence at Third and Locust after a lingering illness. Funeral at the McBride home followed by Royce Cemetery interment. Henry Haight, Jr. of Los Angeles, was notified by Dr. D. Naight of his brother Henry Haight’s death, body sent East for burial. John Pharion of Second Street, died after five weeks of illness from cancer of the throat. services at Oak Pide Cemetery with surviving relatives listed. Pharion, born in Württemberg, emigrated to America in 1850 and later settled in Coshocton. long employed as a blade shop operator.
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Charles Shrigies
Jackson Township
William McBride
Third
Locust Streets
Roscue
Iga
Royce Cemetery
Alfcence Shugiey
Ube
D. Naight
Henry Haight
Los Angeles
Cal
Roscoe
Juin M. Pharian
Rome
Second Street
Willoe
Oak Pidee
Suesday
Pharion
Jacob Werner
John
George
Marc Aden
Anna Weisner
Bern
Kre
Wurtemberg
America
Williamsport
S. OY
Coshocton
Mary Shaswitch
New York
Phare
Tyne
Court Schedule Note From Diate Voouthees Meeting
Diate Voouthees to meet circ judges and plan next year's calendar. He will travel to Mansteid for court this week. Mo te Crane.
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Diate Voouthees
Batesday
Circ
Mansteid
Mo Te Crane
Soldiers in Reunion at City Hall Toast Old Heroes
The Thirty-second Ohio held its reunion in Milford Center with a Woman's Relief Corps reception and speeches by veterans. Captain W. T. Dallison presided. Rev. A Lo Smif offered prayer. fraught with comrades’ letters, fund-raising for a roster, and memory of Civil War deeds.
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Thirty-second Ohio
Unis
Admiral Dewey
W. T. Dallison
Albert Snif
Warner Mills
Columbus
Dobsen
Spain
Fostoria
Mills
Association
E. HW. Sprague
Steubenville
Milford Center
John Stanton
Blinsfeld
A. Lo Smif
Agillarde
Yost
M. Black
Dresden
Cullison
Stanton
Cussingham
Relief Corps
Tit
Chicago
America
Campfire Evening Maine Veterans Benefit Lively
The Woman's Relief Corps hosted a campfire evening with refreshments. Captain E Hats of Warsaw led the audience, veterans shared reminiscences, and speakers praised veterans' service and citizenship. The event closed with a tribute to soldiers and a note of regional pride.
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E. Hats
Warsaw
van Compten
Lau
Mac Mpral
Phatehi
Conran
Ohio
Coshocton County
Elks Carnival Set at Coshocton County Fair
Coshocton Elks plan a county fair carnival with a Midway, animal show, strong man and other acts. No immoral performances allowed. ladies and children welcome. Carnival to be enclosed by a high fence in the eastern prove, with Coshocton ledge in charge and nightly entertainment planned.
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Coshocton
Prove
Arceghis Herp
Missing Text Notes Special Hats Display at Mills Millinery
An old notice describes a display in a millinery shop with pattern hats and bonnets for women and a special line of children's headwear. The event mentions Mrs A Fi Lash Wilcoven building and dates September 22 and 23 with dreams in millinery.
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A. Fi
Lash Hs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cy Jost Glover
Furnitere Company Incorporated
Joseph Hienderson
Einton Mills
Trendersen
Wes Paler
Hiwhomis
Menier N
Ilsity
Peath
Mrs. Tiderickh
Grey Hardware Co
Strauss, Thompsoun
Sreeial Cratos
Penossivania
Thesday
Apni
Ferey
Bosworth
Lewisville
Aia
Sain Street
Board of Trade
al Portes
Uae
Gabe Se Pata
Psora- A
Ite
GoksTur
DR. Toland
George W. Compion
Muss Clemmie F. Carr
Fine County Fair
Mme
Hoyd Secur
Zinesvelis
Delia
Clarence Sbrigiey
John Pharion
Henry Palit
J.F. Meek
Jackson Hay Resi
Dence
Fot Sdjsining
Jackson Nstts
Chestnut Street
Ponassisania Siek Papensive
Ths
Soldiers IN Reunion
Woman's Relief Corps
Captain Hays
Ies
R. B. Bennett
Dias
Capitan Galisspie
Seventy- Pasinth
Thas
Elks’ Carnival
Neeeh
Feekh
Charles Casssimamam
Witl Me
Cate
Tint Montgemer
Betsis
Buckes Lake
Nesark Pridas
Usudna
Serge
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