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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1906
Page
6
Witness describes routine farm work and vague movements around fields and trees. He admits not visiting the spring or woods in ten years of ownership, then reveals limited awareness of a nearby fire while focusing on tasks and denying involvement or concern about the Hughes property.
Dickerson faced cross examination as prosecutors pressed him on circulating gossip about Mrs Hughes and alleged threats. He denied full understanding of terms, claimed others spread tales, and admitted tensions with Ben over property and family. The witness described visits near Thomas spring and questioned why the Hugheses stopped using Jackson spring.
The Nellie Chapel hosts the annual promotion exercises for A and B grades on Wednesday evening. A Grade features Billie's Roge Myrtle Kissner and Virginia Teale with Judgement Day. B Grade includes Edith Metham and a long list of class members, followed by principal addresses by Rev. J R Keith and Rev. Baker.
Caroline Tomes of Walnut Street received a letter announcing the death of her son Frank Jones at Seatide Washington about a month ago. The deceased, 40, had lived in Coshocton, left twenty years ago, and suffered heart and kidney trouble. He leaves sisters Mrs. Strauss and Mrs. Robert Nelson of Coshocton and brothers Kas Jones in Coshocton and Zechariah Jones of Luther, Kay. The last contact was ten months earlier when he was a patient in a hospital.
A new bill enacted by the Virginia House amends special school district statutes to fund weaker subdistricts. Lybarger's measure creates a six mill levy on township property, pooling funds for eight months’ school heat and then allocating via district valuation. Subdistricts cheer relief from funding disparities.
Plainfield March 6. Jease Sthner moved from Clirrall hose to Losin property. Mary Hootman 14 home Crom Y pall anti where she had been attending school about six months. Aveline Bordenkircher from Coshocton and Minnie Tidrick from Rothflassett visited Newark to spend a few days. Jesse Bordenkircher hosted dinner. Carle Leste returns from Granville for a few days. Easter services planned at M. FE church and M, PL church. Fred Wilson near death. several locals on sick list. A number of residents travel to Coshocton and LaFarete. A treacherous mil ehole incident injures none seriously. Duffy Bassatt receives an allowance tied to a new policy on chewing. Arbor Day observed at the local school. Mrs. Susan Johnson falls from bed to chair. John K. Marriott repairs home in preparation for a stable. Sale notice for Black Rose Comb ch on hatchings.
Notice is given that a petition will be presented to the commissioners of Crawford County at a session May 5 1906 praying for a county road in Crawford township from Bowinnings to a stake marked No 8 along the line between Adam Donk Sylvester Gonter S B Everhart Frank Watson Philip Schumaker Gustave Timbacher and others ending near a log stable on the Baltic to Coil road.
A. Vansae and C. W. Taylor of Mansfeld in the city for Bell Telephone Co to install underground cables. Cables will run from poles at Sixth and Main to the new building, four 200 pair cables planned. Within a short time 10,000 feet more cables will be laid. A new switchboard for the exchange is expected soon and to be put in operation immediately.
News notes the death of Porter Kinney at his Columbus home aged about 66, formerly from near Mohawk in the county, with Probate Judge Donley named as a nephew of the deceased. The item reflects local obituary style and family ties in the region.
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