Notable Local Socials and Visits Chronicle
Mansfield and vicinity residents engage in visits and errands. Numerous names, including Mrs Graham, Miss White, A B Jones, Miss McClain, Mrs Daugherty, Miss Metzler, W C Barton, and Joseph Perrish, are listed with short notes on their latest trips, family gatherings, and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della McClain
Plainfield
William Daugherty
Joseph Shannon
Vesta Metzler
Pauline Weisel
Real estate transfers and probate filings in Warsaw Coshocton and Jackson
Court House records show transfers of property including John G Frederick to Carrie A Frederick for two lots in Warsaw at 200 dollars and various assignments in Coshocton and Oxford townships. Probate entries list第二 final accounts for Mercer Ely and others, guardians appointed, bond filings, and marriage permits in Willow Brook and Tiverton towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thansyers
John G. Frederick
Amy Frederick
Carrie A. Frederick
Warsaw
A. ©. Hedge
Smith
Oxford Township
Mary J. Adams
Anna Adams
Gecree A. Seigrist
Coshocton
Joseph K. Johnson
Mary L . Johnson
Marie E. Powelson
Annie EB. Adams
Sarah L. Johnson
John Pickeral
Jackson Township
John Shafer
Susan Shafer
George E. Dickerson
Lafayette Township
John W. Mercer
Joshua Merzer
Jonathan Ely
John S. Baker
Eva Pauline Shaw
Willian F
Carrie E. Mueller
Samuel W. Foster
Eva Foster
Bond
Edgar A. Marquand
James S Marquand
John W. Stanton
Joshua Mercer
Bishop Moeller Visits Sacred Heart Parish in Ca Snocton
The largest Sacred Heart Church gathering heard Bishop Mueller of Columbus preside over confirmation for 45, with Father Weary and Father Wartley aiding. Morning service sermons focused on the Blessed Virgin and the Holy Ghost, while afternoon rites included vespers benediction and sacrament, with Ed Dawson as choir soloist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Theart Church
Mueller
Columbus Phis
Casnocton
Iather Mwartley
Steubenville
Father Weary
Dandson
Moelier
Adon
Ed Dawson Ile
Spring Mountain
Columbus
Heartsick Lover Ends Suicide Plot in Freelock
Miss Fannie Wilden of Freelock attempted to take 20 strychnine pills on Saturday morning to end heartaches from unrequited love. She swallowed the poison but was saved by a doctor, Dr. Carr, and recovered with diet and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Wilden
Carr
Excursion tickets offered for wholesale druggists meeting
Excursion tickets will be sold from September 2 to 30 for travel to San Francisco and Los Angeles California to attend the National Wholesale Druggists Association meeting in Montgomery California. For details inquire with Pennsylvania ticket agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cal
Montgomery
Pennsylvania
Headlight Dispute in Stowe Inquest on Pan Handle Train
Coroner D. J. Mathews weighs conflicting testimony over whether Pan Handle No. 20 carried a headlight when it struck Hiram L. Stowe at Prinway. Engineer Farrow says light existed but was defective. others report no headlight or a dim lamp as the train sped through Trunway and Coshocton. The verdict has not yet been filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aanesville
D. J. Mathews
Hiram L. Stowe
Trunway
Thipway
Hamilton
Cheng
Cheney
Mr. Hamilton
BR. L. Lanning
Newark
Oscar B. Farrow
Columbus
Farrow
William McDonald
Frazersburg
Coshocton
Stanley C. Walker
Successful Convention at Virginia township church
The Sunday convention at Christianchapel in Virginia township drew a large Coshocton attendance despite bad weather. Wield Secretary C L Peacock Township President John J Shaw and Mrs Shaw and Mr and Mrs William Wright attended. Mrs Wright sang and Reverends Ferndndo Wright Granville and BR Kilpatrick Perry ton assisted. Sessions ran morning and afternoon with lunch served at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Christianchapel
Coshocton
Wield
C. L. Peacock
John J. Shaw
Shaw
William. Wright
Eastern G A R Special Excursion From Coshneton
The Eastern Olio G A R special will leave Coshneton via Pennsylvania Line at 7:50 pm October 4 for Washington. Round trip fare is $10. Tickets for October 3 to 6 will be sold at regular trains. Return validity extends to October 14 with extension to November 3. For details see W H H Kipp, Ticket Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olio G. A. R
G. AR
Coshneton
Vennsylvania
Tame
Washington
W. HH. Kipp
National Encaomment Set for Grand Army of the Republic
Persons planning to attend the National Encaomment in Washington or making a capital trip should contact local ticket agents of the Ton Pennsylvania lines for tow privileges stopovers and side trips. Substitutes and notes appear in auxiliary notices from agents in Ohio and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tao
Grand Army of the Republi
Washington
Chan Ortober
Tle
Cnve
Tonsylvania
Coshocton
Freeman
Columbus C. Cawley
Excursion to Cambridge Offered by Ohio Infantry Association
The S2nd Ohio Infantry Association plans an excursion to Cambridge via Pennsylvania lines on Sept 30 and Oct 1. Tickets available through the ticket agent with rates and train times to be provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
S2nd
Ohie Infantry Association
Pennsylvania Lines
Wheeling Tickets to Washington at 8d Round Trip
The Wheeling will sell tickets to Washington DD C on Oct 3 4 3 and 6 for round trip with return by midnight Oct 14 no deposit or visa required. If longer limit offered deposit ticket and 50 cent fee, extension to Nov 3. Tickets via multiple routes with stops allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Washington
DD. C
The Cost Of Racing A Nation Attends The Track
A New York based correspondent notes thirty million dollars spent on American horse racing annually with public funds financing vast profits for track owners. In Ohio the season runs April to November supporting six associations, taxed 5 percent of gross receipts, with 10 25 percent dividends to stockholders and surplus reinvested in gilt edged securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Congress
Spain
New York
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Wealth in corn cobs and a secret mill in Indiana
An Indianapolis dispatch reports Greentown’s corncob mill thriving while secrecy surrounds its operations. Workers know only that corncobs are ground for “corona,” believed to produce three grades of meat used in biscuits beer coloring and ground feed. Shipments are highly guarded and resemble currency in movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Washington
Sage’s Wall Street cash call at church
Russell Sage eagerly sought stock news by visiting a church midweek service after a Wall Street meeting he could not reach. He waited in the aisle for a donor passing the plate and asked Howard what had occurred, learning the outcome from the collection plate holder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Russell Sage
Mr. Sage
Howard
The Proper Fhing In Huta Hat Trends
A New York batter predicts this year’s fashion with a high crowned toque brim as the cornerstone. Makers push affordable hats while a few well made styles in pannina shapes and pearls may dominate shop windows. general trend shifts away from flamboyant features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Patti and Nordica Reunion in Swiss Meeting
Paris dispatch reports sopranos Madame Patti and Madame Nordica meeting by chance in St Mortix Switzerland. They renewed old acquaintance with a playful jig and shared a warm embrace before posing for a photo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prin Donen
Mme Patti
Mme Nordica
St. Mortix
Switzerland
Paris
Patti
Sime. Noniles
Mme. Patti
Mme. Notdica
President Roosevelt Undergoes Second Operation on Abascent Leg
Washington reports another operation on President Roosevelt's left leg to drain a slightly affected bone cavity. Surgeons, including Dr. Shafer, say recovery should be hastened, with no blood poisoning and no limb impairment. The president stood the procedure well and expects to be on his feet soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Simpson M. Shafer
New York
Rixey
Navy
Lang
O'Reilly
Army
Storm Ravages Sicily with Toll of Drowned and Devastation
A freak storm devastated Santa Maria Sicily with 43 drownings in Sartino and widespread destruction across Modica and surrounding districts. Church water rose to 12 feet, looting reported, and damages exceed 2.5 million dollars. In New York autopsy probes possible knockout drug in Empire cafe murder. several suspects held. Cleveland unveils Kossuth statue before 50,000 as Hungarian pride shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Sicily
Santa Maria
Modica
Sortino
Buckeye
Kossuth
Cleveland
Louis Kossuth
Andrew Toth
Debreuzin
Hungary
Hanna
Burton
Nash
Health Officer Attacked During Smallpox Removal in Toledo
Health Officer Brand aided by two officers went to a Polish family to remove a 12-year-old girl to the smallpox hospital. The mother attacked them with an ax and boiling water as about 1000 Poles surrounded the ambulance. Officers drew revolvers. a wiser Polish man calmed the crowd and the patient was finally removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Brand
Demand for Naval Cookbook Exceeds Supply at Navy Dept
Washington dispatch reports the navy department cookbook issue has sparked heavy demand, with Rear Admiral Kenney handling a flood of requests as copies run nearly exhausted. Also noted are ads for Eily's Liquid Cream Balm and Mrs. Austin's Pancake Flour, with details on availability and uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
Department
Washington
Kenney
Navy
Notice to Contractors and Builders BD KARR Provident
Notice to contractors and builders regarding requirements and engagement with BD KARR Provident. Details appear in public notices of the city and call for compliance with project standards and procurement rules.
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Chas
Herman
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A. EB. Jones
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W.C. Barton
Dennison
New Philadelphia
Joseph Perrish
Homer, Ilk
R. L. Donley
Jacob Bries
Judson
H. E. Hahn
Philip Hahn
Mae Wiggins
West Fayette
Rela
Mrs. Murray Sissong
Newcomown
BO. L
Iene Fm
Wm. Wilber
Lillian Boucsein
Canton
George Lloyd
E.G. van Iorn
Cambridge Read
Layman
F. W. Cutter
City
Corwin McCoy
Little Helen Brilibert
F. A. Drummond
Salem
A.S. Adams
Ella Wyss
Shanesville
Will Geach
Granville
James Thompson
Chestnut
Joe McDowell
Bila Coumerty
Wills Creek
Darry Tart
Deersville
Joseph Keagy
Detroit
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National Carriage Builders’ Association
Edward Zimmerman
Model Clothing Store
J. D. Severns
Mrs. Corwin McCoy
Little Helen Brillhart
Ittaur Kaylor
IV Bots, Pa
CG. D. Brooke
Orin Shrkley
Adamsville
Cushocton
Frank & Reeder
Lorala
Sridally
George Beck
Robert Warr
Lizzie Karr
Paxton, VI
Joseph Vallahan
Bo Rained
Gow
Neldun
Baird
Olva Arnl Neldon
Myrule
Idevitely
Mode Clothing
Uri
Mer
Armenia
Nethe Wroeht
Wera Gell
Danehhter and
Rand
Wilhalm Wright
Kansas
Wall
Mrs. Wright
South Fourth
Jesse Wissong
Murray
Minnesota
Forbes
Timms
Fisher
Shepler & Newton
Elkadah
J.D. Ashman
Wheellog
Adrian
Mich
Decatur
Delva Speckman
Bessie Gamble
Jatin Gleason
Rorede
Morgantown
W. Va
Pittsburgh
Weltha Care
Thimble Club
Will Merrell
Burt &. Voorhees
Walter Winters
Voorhees
Walnob
Harry Kerlia
Countess de Ovies
Court House
Robert W. Parsons
Tiverton Town
Yda Meredith
Tiverton
BE. Altzer
Willow Brook
Myrtle B. Norris
Moeller
Lion Coffee
Stowe
Zanesville
ALA
Rocky Mountain
Madison Medicine
Anderson
President Roosevelt
Fram
Christiania
Norway
Sverdrup
Christiania Harbor
Clements Robert Markham
Royal Geographical Society of Great Britain
Saratoga
Hudson Valley Railway Company
Ballston Spa
Cattertsburg
Pikeville
Chesapeake and Ohio
Memphis
Joseph Emers
Vicksburs
Rona Koralofsky
Emers
Borodefsky
McKeesport
Duquesne
Carnegie Diant
James Craft
Twenty-ninth Street
Craft
Glen Cove
L. I. Mamie Moore
May Turner
Ida Craven
the Empire
Thomas Tobin
Ohio
Eily
Big Brothers
Warren Street
G. F. Finnell
Board of Educcation
Mill Creek Township
Coshocto
Olio
M.i Croft
Board of Education
Karr
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