Sunday Visits and Local Notes from Coshocton
Local residents and visitors are listed with brief social mentions from Coshocton and surrounding areas. People include Miser, Mary Min er and Treen, Lee Forvire, Mrs Joseph Miller, Lucy Ross, Edwin Nelson of Lafayette, Robert Blackledge, Mike Henrietta Belser, Mrs Alice Dawson, Miss Rosa Besst, Olive Sheneman, Miss Verne Moh, Miss Macge Moh, David Larklecy, Jerry Yowe, Thomas and Roy, and ball players who lost to Fresno Tito 3. Also includes an advertisement about deafness and Holts Catarrh Cure offering a circular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miser
Menlan Wiheim
Mary “Miner
Treen
Cushoctor
Doe
Qincy Baily
Lee
Joseph Miller
Lucy ‘Ross
Coshocton
Edwin ‘Nelson
Lafayette
Robert Blackledge
Pitteburg
Ethel Sinden
Thomas
Roy
Fresno
Tito
Chalfants Visit and Local Notices in Sept
Sept 28 residents of Chalfants noted Ixora visiting brother Tay in Illinois while Lucy Crey visits Dennison. Richard McFarland of Zanesville spends days with Mrs. George, and Mrs. Robert Grouch visits. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cochran of Tinway attend church. Rev. Wass is reappointed for another year. Mrs. Flor Martin and son visit Roscoe. Rachel Smith shows partial recovery after illness. nurse Henwinkle from Goltembus assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalfants
Ixora
Tay
Tlinois
Lucy Crey
Bryan
Dennison
Lewis
Richard McFarland
Zanesig
William Trego
Robert Grouch
Lewis Gibson
Clara
Coshocton
Thomas Cochran
Tinway
Wass
Flor. Martin
Roscoe
Mary Smith
Rachel Smith
Henwinkle
Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
Ge Stewart of Stewart and Bro Greenville Ala reports relief after nine days of bowel trouble using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He endorses it as best known for bowel complaints. Available at C K Andersons Goshocton and Ly M Ferguson Rozcor druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Securcely
L- Ge Stewart
Stewart & Bro
Greenville
Ala
C. KB. Anderson
Goshocton
M. Ferguson
Rozcor
Local Tidbits From Chili And Surrounding Areas
A collection of short notes from Chili and nearby locales reports visits by Amann Sherer Lizzie Lockard and others to Wm Lorenz and New Belford. Mentions band visits Philip Barih and Fern, editor RB Chase in town, Mr and Mrs Ima Shumaker and family, Lewisville guests, and construction plans for a new house by King and Render. Sheriff Browning appraises land for sale. hay baler breakdown at Fred Hothem. Oxford township GOP convention set for Oct 4 at town hall led by J E Fletcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chili
Amann Sherer
Lizzie Lockard
Fresno
Lorenz
Wm. Miser
Piat
Jane Mawk
Mace
New Belford
Band
Carhocion
Phillp Barih
Fern
Philip Sunkel
RB. Chase
Ima Shumaker
Ivin Samusel
Hear
Lewisville
Shumaker
Anii
Fred Shumaker
Lewis Banth
Ingel
M.A
Local Notices of Visits and Weddings Across Town
Smote of Canton visited his sister Mrs Balch last week. M W Park of Trinway stayed with his parents Mr and Mrs Samuel Park. F G Moore Jacob Stuer and Dr W A Daugherty returned from Cleveland over Sunday. Survey Leaveng is in Dover where he works in a glove factory. Ransom West returned from a trip through Ohio and Michigan. Curtis Boyd and family hosted guests Mr and Mrs Joseph Bixter of Coshocton. Allen Weir and Mr Schlegel attended the Sugar Creek horse sale Monday. Mr and Mrs FE A Swigert attended the wedding of their sister Miss Staht at Battie. Grace Pigman spent weekend with Rescue friends. Mae Haines of Warsaw visited sister Mrs Ransom Weat. Mr and Mrs David Ewing hosted a reception for son Howard and his bride from Cambridge. Mrs George Klein of Coshocton visited her mother Mrs Phoebe Deeds. Quarterly conference at the St E church slated for next Saturday and Sabbath. Ed Renner of the Wheeling section force had his foot mashed and is off duty for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smote
Canton
Balch
M. W. Park
Trinway
Samuel Park
F. G. Moore
Jacob Stuer
WA. Daugherty
Cleveland
Dovers
Ransom West
Ohio
MicLisan Curtis Boyd
Joseph Bixter
Coshocton
Allen Weir
Sehlegel
Sugar Creek
FE. A. Swigert
Battie
Staht
Grace Pigman
Mae Haines
Warsaw
Ransom Weoat
David Ewing
I Howard
Cambridge
George Klein
Phoebe Deeds
Ed Renner
Wheeling
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Highly Regarded by Public
Chamberlains Cough Remedy has grown popular over the years and is now a staple medicine for acute throat and lung diseases including coughs colds and croup. It is praised as pleasant and safe and readily available at local drug stores. Bar dock Blood Bitters are advertised to conquer dyspepsia by driving out impurities tones the stomach and restore digestion and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Imiany
C. B. Anderson
C. M. Ferguson
Rascoe
America
Bardock Blood Bitters
Bakersville News Highlights Ties to Oberlin and Local
Miss Victor ia Mizerated and Miss Tada Ports both graduates of Bakersville high school left for Oberlin college to register as music students. Join Maskan of Dundee bought glesk nearby. Rev Blackford's sister Mary Blackford, of Freeport, was seen visiting. John Iorn, a local old soldier, died Monday on Water Street and was buried Wednesday in Bakersville cemetery. Adams township schools opened Sept 16 and Pierce reunion drew many relatives, as Rev Brick preached farewell and Rev Nomer Sheely will lead the pulpit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Takersville
Victoria
Tada Ports
Bakersville High School
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Join Maskan
Dundee
Mary Blackford
Rev Blackford
Pukersville Presbyterian cii
Freeport
John Iorn
Hanin
Water Street
Wrinesdis
Bakersville
Ran Zimmermann
New Philadelphia
Adams Township
William Lyogs
Cyshoeton
Nomer Sheely
Bergholtz
Ohin
Conesville News Highlights From Septembers Visit and Notices
Conesville residents recall Teal’s return from Mt Vertina after a night visit. Mrs. Mills is ill at home, and Mr. Lear of Coshocton reports boundaries. Funeral attendance for Mrs. Gro at Franklin. Mrs. A H McCoy and daughters hosted visitors from Zanesville. Jas Filton visited relatives. Anna McShine attends Kilamexe College in Coshocton. Friends gathered Tuesday to honor Miss Jessie with her twentieth milestone. James Davis returns from a Warsaw visit. Chamberlain’s Pain Balm praised for lameness relief. Take Latrange of Orange Mich. endorses its cure after other remedies fail. For sale by local druggists and stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conesville
Mt. Vertina
George Mills
Lear
Coshocton
Gro
Tor
Franklin
A. WH. McCoy
Tiavel
Zanesville
Filton
Sieta
Relas
Anna McShine
Kilamexe College
Jasie
Fife
Sia
Sarah Biggs
James Davis
Warsaw
Chamberlain
Latrange
Anderson's Drug and Book Store
Ot. M. Ferguson
Roscoe Drug
Cow Killed at Tunnel Hill in Local Incident
Marginal social notes describe a cow killed at Tunnel Hill alongside visits to Warsaw and Harrison locals. The report mentions residents such as Rev Hass preaching, several families hosting guests, and minor farm incidents including a fire on the Dean farm and property damage to a barn and wagon.
Kidney Health and Pain Relief Ad in Ohio Paper
An older advertisement extols kidney health and detoxification, noting kidneys filter blood and work constantly. It includes testimonials from W. O. Wright of Coshocton and a claim of a 50 cent price for a remedy, plus a local oddity about a honey-bearing tree incident in Adams township and a рекомендация for emergency medical devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Wright
North Firth Street
Cosnocton
Ohio
Siegrisr & William's
New York
United States
Tman’s
Linton Mills Plans Church Construction in Town
Linton Mills residents report church meeting and reorganization to raise funds for a new church building. Local attendees include M Shryock, J R Carnes, Henry Miller, and others while visitors from nearby areas attended the grand jury session and social calls through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton Mills
EE Tamersley Tuck
M. Shryock
Newconunstown
Coxhoclon
Peter
Harry Tamersley
Mr Shryock
J. R. Carnes
Henry Miller
Tsaxter Philips
Ps Bowman
Stewart
Tsiela
Lown
Mra Gora Philips
Johnson Pear
Omvid I
Aoson
Thoraday
Ehnss
Ehn
Lawrence
Yisih
Andy Bald
Butler
Priday
Irv Hips
Mawromersdyer
Ria Viewty Welter
Caslineten
Jian
Mosdette
Rev King Given Gladsome Farewell
Reporter describes a farewell for Reverend King amid controversy. A brass tribute is presented to the family, including gold and gifts. the minister is praised and a wife and daughter receive tokens. The event is linked to a mayoral context and a public reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Redhendortiee
Fairy Festival Hopeful in Coshocton County
Frank Gerling travels to Canton to organize Coshocton County Fairy event. Secretary M Hanlon departs for Calumet then Marion and Minsfield to secure entries for the fair set for October. Prospects bright for best fair yet with prize sheep to be shown. Also notes News Centre items on peach season, local visits, and a Salvation Army couple’s homecoming with a public welcome on North Third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Gerling
Canton
Adams Mulls and Visits Among Local Friends
Mrs Wilfred Guild of Cleveland is the guest of her sister here. Mrs Thosa Duumond and daughter went to Barberton Saturday to attend the funeral of a kin. Misses Jennie and Nelle Ross returned to Cleveland last week where Nelle contending college. Nell Hopkins of Zannasvills spent Sunday with her parents here. The Women Missionary Society will meet with Mrs Frost Saturday afternoon. Mrs De Balner and son Donald of Strasburg are here for a visit with her mother Mrs Martine Bake. Barry Talbot resumed tending Conesville tinsday evening after two months layoff due to stress. Shelton Nowcone is having a fine bare crecket on his farm. Mr and Mrs G Poorman spent Sunday with Marie Tayton Welford of Newark was here over Brinley. Mr and Mrs Natsonge of Trtwhy visited relatives over Sunday. Mr and Mrs A P Stewart and Histor Of Goshortod spent Sunday with Boot beans. James Viel who is employed with they qaininte img of thin vail row company spent Sunday with his home here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brinley
Notice of Administrator Claim Against Estate to Probate Court
The court will hear a claim of administrator against the estate of Louisa Deceasey presented by Thomas Cullison and others, alleging allowances. The hearing is set for the 28th day of July at 8 oclock before the probate court of County Ono. Attorneys are listed as Blants for Soph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culligen
Lincolnscn
Guitlyub
VEY
Ghartes
Guiligen Columbus
Ohlo
Willy Heve
Cullison
Nellie School 15 Growing
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie
J. L. Boildt
Costeeton
Wingham
Airon
Yale
Brian Heh
Knortvel
The Sick List West Latayadia Newsitem
Fragmentary report lists names and vague ailments. The text mentions Mr Wilson of West Latayadia and references to illness, trade, a Saturday night event, and a priest figure, but readable details are scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wilson
West Latayadia
Unclear motion filing referenced in damaged court notes
Fragmentary court text mentions a motion, defendant, petitioner and an arrest reference. Names and places are obscured. no clear action or outcome can be determined from the readable fragments.
May Also Need A Praddér Our minister to Jaiberia
An odd fragment reports a minister sending an intended gift described as an elephant tail to Secretary Tock. The note mentions removing petty annoyers from a Republican padderim in New York Evening Test and hints at reactions from Alton fotka and a judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaiberia
Tock
New York
Warm October Outlook From Local Observer
A Capit Dever weather observer, Thare Denaert, reports a string of warm days in October. His readings from late week predict higher temperatures through the balance of September, October, November, and into December, with past accuracy cited for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
Thare Denaert
Dever
Ems Wien
Unclaimed Letters and Advertised Payments At Copliog
Unclaimed letters listing names including Miss Ethel Wes, Miss May Rusale, Sunn Swigert, Jalvage Sundten, Mrs Beaste Magank, Dean John A Polere, Roi Sharlesy Goeliring, and Alex Solem with notices to contact by a set date for payment. Also notes a drug ad for Doutta Reyulets claiming to ease constipation.
Will Look Just Like New 2draw Under Contractor Upgrade
A historic building will receive major renovations including a new mosaic floor display cases and features in the store room. The upstairs suite will be remodeled into a five room apartment with updated electricity oil heating and hot water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson Romatellog Hin Arog
Newcomerstown Votes On Local Option Petition
A petition drive for a local option election in Newcomerstown drew council attention with 555 signatures claimed valid. Officials will judge the legality and note some signers may have been unduly influenced. Also mentions Harold Stevenson traveling to Warren Ohio for a musical school and local social notices about fishing plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomerstown
Ynomerstown
Beal Lin
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