Easter services, arrivals, and local notices in West Lafayette
Miss Pearl Huft of Coshocton and Frank Wiggins of Coshocton visited here. T. T. Wiggins sold his livery barn to a Jewett man. Epworth League convention set for Saturday. Students home from O. S. U. for vacation. Mrs Lovell Householder and son Lewis of Utica visited parents the McGuire family. Easter services planned in M E and M P churches. A son born to Porteus Gaskill on the McClain farm. James McCammant moved into his new residence. Will Norman moved from Fort Wayne. Floyd Owens and Herman Brownfield visited. Clifford Loos in Newcomerstown. G L Geese in Newcomerstown on business. Phoebe Thomas of Bakersville visited Smith Jones. Mrs Howard Miller and children of Dennison visited here. Union M P Sunday school to reorganize next Sunday at 1:30 with Rev Jackson preaching. All invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Lafayette
Pearl Huft
Coshocton
Frank Wiggins
T. T. Wiggins
Jewett
Epworth League
O. 5
Lovell Householder
Lewis
Utica
Francis McGuire
Householder
Seth Daugherty
Cnili
M. E
M. P
Porteus Gaskill
McClain
James McCammant
Will Norman
Ft. Wayne
Floyd Owens
Geo. Brownfield
Herman Brownfield
Isleta
Clifford Loos
Newcomerstown
G. L. Geese
Phoebe Thomas
Bakersville
Smith Jones
Howard Miller
Dennison
Union M. P
Jackson
Taleta
James Tilton
Coneaville
Barcus
George Walters
Mary Thomas
Mina Cole
Oak Grove
The
Grange
Grangr
Willis Long
Hoobler
Thos. Norman
Asbury Norman
Geo. Wyler
Jacob Schumaker
Victor Wyler
Scott Phillabaum
Chas. Henderson
the Hill
J. F., Amacher
J. C. Starker
George Mohler
Richard Besst
Chili Ervin Shumaker
Canada
Mr. Shumaker
England
Mr. Swarn
Royersville
Bowen Farm
C. A. Kemp
Join Macken
Simon Iyverhart
Dundee
Jacob Lang
Baltic
Jacob Goss
Henry Alpeter
BE. T. Scheetz
Mlasfeld
Franklin Station Community Social and Visits
The M. B. church lay the necktie social at the school house on Saturday night April 7. Coshocton visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wisenburgh with Mrs. Patton, Mrs. Neate Latier with Mrs. Fivecoats, Misses Sadie and Clemenza Clark with Garris Hall, and Miss Nelson Collier visiting Mrs. WI Patton. Miss Berth Miskimen returns home after sewing here. Roscoe resident Mr. Jefferson Foster and Miss Edith Deusenbery visit the Deusenbery home. Minnie Shafer of Akron is in town to care for her mother Mrs. James Howard, who is improving. Mrs. Rev. L. R. Akers visits Conesville, and Ira Middleton from near Moscow visits Mrs. Howard’s niece. Ethel Bell Kitchens visits her aunt Mrs. Thomas Vincent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Akers
Conesville
Frank Uffner
Ira Middleton
Moscow
Howard Davis
Ethel Bell Kitchens
Thomas Vincent
Canal Lewisville Spring Vacation and Local Notices
Canal Lewisville schools closed Friday for spring vacation. Funeral for Mrs. Jesse Raemer held at M E church with Rev. Manning officiating. Affected by illness are Mrs. W Renner, Mrs. Henry McGill, and Mrs. Levi Fortune. Bridge debate grows over proposed construction below the village. Frank Raemer returns to Urbana after his mother’s death, sister Mary accompanies him for two months. Robt. Blackledge departed for Pittsburg for employment. Ladies' Aid Society meet at Sallie Cramblett’s. well attended. Isleta Items note visits, moves, and local business, with town election interest forming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal
Lewisville
Jesse Raemer
M. E
Manning
Keene
W. ©. Renner
Henry McGill
Levi Fortune
Frank Raemer
Urbana
Mary
Robt. Blackledge
Pittsburg
Ladies’ Aid Society
Sallie Cramblett
Mohawk Village Notes and Local Developments
Walter Slate began teaching at Barrett's Monday while Miss Ella Moore suffers severe inflammatory rheumatism. Mohawk merges two stores into one as L. W. Coulter buys Frank Walker's stock. Easter services planned at Mohawk Sunday school. Farmers plan new barns fences and timber harvests. Several residence changes and road conditions noted. Plainfield updates include moves, a high school social, and township hall repairs to improve heating and seating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Slate
Barrett's
Ella Moore
Martha Spang
L. W. Coulter
Frank Walker
Almack
Mrs. Frank Workman Dies after Appendicitis Operation
Mrs. Frank Workman, about 24, died following an appendicitis operation performed last Sunday night. She had been married a year on Saturday, and her illness lasted a week. She remained conscious and cheered friends until the end. funeral set for 10 a.m. Thursday. Community shares sympathy for the husband. Burt and Mabel Miskimen returned to Columbus. Bessie Miskimen went to Oberlin for music. Carle Lestie returned to Granville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Workman
Re Gelock
Burt
Mabel Miskimen
Columbus
Bessie Miskimen
Oberlin
Carle Lestie
Granville
Warsaw Notes and local notices and events
Warsaw items cover social calls and travels from April including Mr. and Mrs T. Orr and daughter Nellie at the Walkers, Miss Charlotte Mullett with sister Mrs. Jack, and others. Funeral attendances for Mr. Porter Kinney and Mr. Hamilton Kirney are noted, plus school term start by Mr. Slate and various visitors and reorganizations in local churches and communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Nellie
C. B. Walker
Charlotte Mullett
Jack
Baster
Thomas Donley
Columbus
Porter Kinney
H. Thompson
Coshocton
Tsarah English
Slate
Barrett's
Gilbert McKee
Hamilton Kirney
Finley Lease
Birney
Finols
Lewis
J. B. Sharples
Judge
Donley
New Bedford Workers Hire Out for Summer Season
Albert Leavergood and Edward Stroup left New Bedford for Medina County on April 4 to begin summer curing work. They reported starting the job Monday. Isaiah Kawer moved from the Miller location noted in the dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
New Bedfor
Albert Leavergood
Edward Stroup
Medina County
Neat Gatardey
Isaiah Kawer
Farm sale leads to new residence. local schools adjust
Albert Pretslus moved to a farm purchased from Harshman and began work this month. Harshman family vacated and moved to Wayne County. New Bedford primary school closed March 27 while Spyder teaches to recapture lost time. Zion Reformed set for April 8 confirmation for a long list of names with foreign mission offering. Fast Sunday communion and Flat Ridge and Scheetz schools noted as closed. Frank Schlegel to relocate to Canton, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harshman
Albert Pretslus
Jacob Young
Fellowship of Zion Reformed Church
Clyde Cox
Harry Watt
Claud Lahm
Weasley Yakely
Thomas Welling
Clyde Rinner
Celesta Leavengood
Mary Snyder
Mary Straup
Sadie Pretzius
Elisabeth Pretzius
Anna Getz
Amanda Olinger
Flat Ridge
Frank Schlegel
Canton
Scheetz
Offa Olnger
Local notes from Keene and Bloomfield area scene
Layland R F D 14 reports residents visiting family in Keene and Bloomfield while others move locations or purchase items. Alvert Conrad visits parents. Kilroy Guthrie relocates to Bloomfield. Bickel Bros move saw mill to near Warsaw. John Haxton buys a piano. Warner Lowe and wife move to a farm near Keene. Thieves steal twenty hens and cabbage heads from neighbors. various visits to friends and sermons noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Layland
Alvert Conrad
Keene
John Bickel
Kilroy Guthrie
Bloomfield
Alpha Lower
Gladys Prieu
Josiah Patterson
Bickel
Kate Porter
Near Keenb
Pratt
Reo
House of Busafield
Salem Church
Maidie Bechtel
Shreve
Millfork Notes and Funeral Reports
Millfork creek banks overflowed by the freshet. Several locals attended the funeral of William McCoy on Monday. J. A. Norris of Granville Ohio visited his brother Edward Norris. Miss Jessie Lacey learned her brother Elbert in Dennison has twin baby girls. A B Norris returned from wintering in Colorado. Miss Clara Cox hosted dinner guests. Miss Sale Cooksey visiting family. Miss Jane Wright of Willow Brook attended services at Milfork church Thursday conducted by Rev. J. W. Wright. Ad for Hol Uster's Rocky Mountain Tea offered 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millfork
William McCoy
J. A. Norris
Granville
Edward
Norris
Jessie Lacey
Dennison
Elbert
Colorado
Clara Cox
Sale Cooksey
Jane Wright
Willow Brook
Milfork Hirch
J. W. Wright
Divorce Notice in Coshocton County Court
Josephine Dickey of Coshocton County Ohio petitions for divorce from Daniel Dickey of Hart Michigan citing cruelty and neglect. Case No seeks decree for relief beginning May 20 1904 with service notices dated April 4 13 80 27 and May 4 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Dickey
Hart
Oceana County
Michigan
Josephine Dickey
Court of Common Piean
Coshocton County
Ohio
Danel Dickey
Failure to Pass Banking Bill and Primary Election Reform
Columbus April 5. An Ohio Legislature review notes omissions as well as actions, blaming the House for delaying the banking bill and primary election reform while the Senate faced political pressure. The piece argues neither chamber alone bears all fault and stresses partisan dynamics in timing and passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grenate
Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Rowse
Ohio State Board of Commerce
Huffman
House
House inaction over bills blocks Republican goals is noted
Ohio House and Senate clash over reforms as measures on assassination capital punishment real estate appraisal local option tax reform and public records face defeat or postponement. Several bills including limiting pool halls licensing school flag penalties and convict labor faced committee shelving or vetoes while others linger unfinished as the session ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Schmidt
Howe
State Board of Equalization
Yeas
McFardden
Ohio
Rose
Temperance
Ata Institution
House
Stockwell
Yous
Johnron
Lamb
Juatleew of the Peace
Hany
Massachusetts
H.O
Kelluaky
Stewart
Clarke
O'Rourke
Blaon
Hunt
Behmidt
Briges
Thingi
H. B
Jones
W. B
Bassett
Mysd
Scharger
Athens
Miami
Ashbrook
Tnalefinitaly
Adler
Me. Wynne
Petit
Spangler
Metzger
Johnson
Cleveland
Yeat
H. H
Woodburs
Collerteng
Orwell C. Riddem
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Plainfield
Jolie Stone
Banford
Gaumer
Newton Speckman
Edgar Smith
Abbot House
Watson House
Abbot
Howard Phillips
Commercial House
Geo. Latham
Geo. Lane
Isaac McCallister
Guardian
James Kirk
Susan Fife
McCallister
Sam Baird
Lorena Baker
Stephen Davis
Mbraty
M. P. Simday School
Thun
Adams Mills
Ada Alexander
Ada Caldwell
Harriet Smith
Cambridge
Emma Murphy
Knoff
Dresden
Hackney
Newark
James Bale
H. P. Bale
Rev
J. C. Plelda
W. H. Prost
Stephen Ralo
Hol Uster
C. BE. Anderson
BILLS
Esse
Ita
Sazain
Thomas
State Board of Commerce
Republica
EBA
Intes
Hachnes
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