Real Estate Transfers in Coshocton and Surrounding Areas
Transfers show DeHart and McConnell selling multiple Highland Terrace parcels to Nancy Elder and Wm Schott for totals around 201 and 251 dollars, with numerous other deeds recorded. Names include John Shelhorn, Cinderella Mullet, Dr E C Voltz, David Jennings, Augustus Sabin, Urith Brillhart, S Hilton Baker, Louis McClain, Jesse McClain, David G Foster, Samuel T Dobson, Reuben Philins, Minerva Ft Burrell, Ferdinand David, and more, with parcels in Coshocton, Tuscarawas, White Eyes, Franklin, Jefferson, and Washecton townships. prices range from about 1300 to 4440 dollars.
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DeHart & McConnell
Nancy Elder
Highland Terrace
Coshocton
DeHart
McConnell
Wm Schott
John Shelhorn
Cinderella Mullet
Clark
A“C.’ McDonald
E C. Voltz
White Eyes
David Jennings
Samuel R. Jennings
Tuscara
Jesse McClain
Thos. A. Lackards
McClain
Coshoeton
David G. Foster
Samuel T Dobson
Roscoe
Calderstars
William Lyons
Joseph G
Adams
Samuel Fry
Wm. S. Fry
New Castle
Reuben Philins
Neldon
Minerva
Margaret Hiehards
Dasub Hieh
San R. Mo Lamb
Jones
Teale
Tenis
Rick Tal
Slachion
Para
AH Bible
Metham
Janes A. Witebeet
Bedford
Adan
Washweton
John W Cullison
Burt
Hattie
Hershman
Coshorton
World crowns duels and cures from patent tonics
The passage touts King of Throat remedies and Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for Children. It cites Mr Anderson of Coshocton and Major Harn ton’s court for alleged whiskey seizures. It advertises tonics claiming universal cures and medical endorsements from various locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Depds
Bach Dack
Noa
Jung
Easter tide praise amid sunlit revival in Fresno notes
The Fresno column reports April 8 notes from Fresno and surrounding areas with updates on residents visiting Akron Canton Wellsville and Coshocton. It lists multiple families visiting relatives, social calls, and local travel among acquaintances including Boyd Piper Leavengood Daugherts and others, plus a religious Easter refrain at start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresno
A. J Redd
Akron
L . Piper
Coshocton
Lchmaltz
Aiv
Seigel McFarland
Canton
Lewis Millers
Harvey Leavengood
Ruth
Canal
Ian Ine
Massillon
John Daugherty
Bos
Corlenocton
Hamilton
Robert Hamilton
Bakersville
Chalyey
Thomas
Harkes Philabannt
Fpreeio Wadneesday
Myo
Amd
Lewis Willer
Tyresdas
Wes Albert Lataitien
Archie
Rivabeth
Levi Brown
Umd
Wyss
Toya
Andy Hoffman
Baltic
Ono Teavengoods
Shelved Children's Titles and Notable Local Student Return
A long list of juvenile and miscellaneous books has been shelved at the library, featuring titles on diverse cultures and places. The note mentions Harry Lybarger, age 11, of Warsaw, likely returning to Kenyon College as the spring term resumes next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lybarger
Hame
Warsaw
Kenyon College
Wayne county grand jury returns two Indictments for non support
Wayne county's adjourned grand jury returned two indictments both for non support. The note compares Wayne to Cohocton, which had one indictment, and comments on improving conditions. Also reported is Mrs. Gleason Adame's prize Easter hen, a Butt Leghorn, winning in Coshocton Hardware Co windows after laying over a hundred eggs in winter, with dyed eggs displayed.
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Wayne County
Wayne
Cohocton
Arbor Day plant list and observance guidance for schools
The state demands Arbor Day is observed Friday April 16 with uniform school and community involvement. Teachers receive manuals stressing home and school collaboration to improve highways and plant shade trees and extensive school grounds. A detailed list covers trees shrubs climbers flowering plants and annuals and perennials suitable for planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Adams Fair Horse Sale Draws Out-of-Town Buyers
Attendance at Adams' horse sale at the fair grounds was lighter than usual though many out-of-town buyers attended. One dusl horse sold for 225 dollars to H. E. Leland of Zanesville. Fred Andrews of Sugar Creek reported a crippling knee injury cured by Bucklen's Arnica Salve. A note from Frank Dilberts of Kelther, Minn mentions the salve for wounds and burns. Police uniform and helmet enforcement discussed for fair events and a new postal stamping drive noted with 24,001 cents in stamps sold. William Frizell, 50, died of stomach cancer near Lavland. The What club in West Lafayette was hosted by Mrs Debbie Leighainger with music and games.
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Fair Grounds
H. el, Leland
Zanesville
Fred Andrews
Sugar Creek
Horse stolen from village hitching rack near Keene
Ross Porter of two miles north of Keene reports his sorrel horse and saddle missing from the village hitching rack after a Wednesday night ride. Porter suspects theft after tracing the animal’s leash and finding the saddle gone. Coshocton police were notified.
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Ross Porter
Keene
Gas well boosts Holmes County production near Millersburg
Millersburg area reports a four well gas field with a 274 pound pressure reading on Valu Finley farm two miles south of town. Finley firm leased by J OW Fenton will pipe gas to Holmes County seat. Cohas ton Board of Education seeks court order to move funds totaling 19 000 for a new high school building with a night clerk after 3 30 p m closing. Eighth grade students pledge allegiance at high school in Appomattox commemoration with song We of Thee.
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Millersburg
Valu Finley
Qist
Finley
J OW Fenton
Millersburg Glass Co
Contas
Holmes County
Board of Education of
Lee
Appomattox
Eat What You Want and Let Kodol Digest the Food
An advertisement argues you must eat a sufficient amount of wholesome food and then digest it fully. It emphasizes regular nourishment and notes that when the stomach cannot digest properly, taking Kodol helps digest the food. The message urges not to diet and to rely on Kodol for thorough digestion.
Guarantee offer for dollar bottle of Kodol
A publicity claim promises a full refund to customers who buy a dollar bottle of Kodol and report no benefit after finishing it. The offer covers the large bottle only, with one bottle per family, and asserts dramatic stomach relief when the product rests the stomach. It names E. C. DeWitt Co. of Chicago and distributors C. E. Anderson Coshocton, and C. M. Ferguson Roscoe Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kodal
E. C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
C. E. Anderson
Coshocton
C. M. Ferguson
Roscoe
Second Annual Commencement Exercises At Nel sie Chapel
The second annual commencement exercises drew a very large crowd in the Nel sie Chapel on Thursday evening. Four students spoke on topics from Strike while the iron is hot to Soar with the sun, with Hartey Rodock delivering a class poem and Join Eisener giving a True Nobility address. The evening featured the Johnston orchestra and a formal class address by Prof. J. H. Dickason. A note on local business announced DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills and the Wheeling Oil Company of Newcomerstown securing incorporation with $10,000 capital by Willam Pamer and others.
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Nelsie Chapel
Aenan
Harvey Lonsinger
Hannibal
Alps
Hanmibal
Acropolis
Italy
Mountrom
Hartey Rodock
Eisener
J. H. Dickason
Wooster
Johnston Orchestra
Coshocton
Wheeling Oil Company of
Newcomerstown
Willam Pamer
Examinations Schedule for Teachers
Examinations for elementary certificates will be on the first Saturday each month. High school and special certificates on the first Saturday in September December March and June. Patterson exams on the third Saturday of April and second Saturday of May. Exams start at 7 30. A fifty cent fee is charged before entering. Five cents for returns except Patterson applicants who supply stamped envelopes. The Board furnishes stationery. Theory and Practice questions rely on Keith's Elementary Education. Obtain the yearbook for 31 06 via The Ohio Teachers' Reading Circle Columbus Ohio. PRY Lo SHAW WM WALKER
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Patterson
Board of
Patterton
Keith
Ohio Teachers’ Reading Circle
Columbus Ohio
Pry. Lo Shaw
WM Walker
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Mother Gray
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Wiggin 440
Feele — Honey
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Santa
Claus Page
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Flower of Destiny
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Abbie Ann
Martin
Abraham Lincoln
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Smith
Eggleston
Harvard
England
Notts
Charles William Eliot
Moun
Ptalh Gothes
Pest Fall Wat
Mavaret
Plicere
Othe Raster Rush
William Frizell
Witten Frisell
Lavland
What Club
West, Lafayette
Mins Debbie Leighainger
Beaube Marz
Matshers
Mr. Porter
Clarence Branstool
Snan
DeWitt
de Witt
CG. E Anderson
Parker
Pomerene
H. E. Fomerend
Pomerene & Pomerene, Attorneys-at-Law
Burns Block
Main Street
H. E. Hahn
Burns Building
W. A. Himebaugh
Fourth Street
Thomas ©. Duncan RK. B. McDermott
Duncan & McDermott Attorneys At Law
Coshotten, O
Hay Bhi
Bock, JR
Jural Drawisg
Locust Street
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