Cousin of Ben Dickerson Tied to Unsavory Case Involving Spicer Family
Ray Dickerson named as corespondent in troubles of the William Spicer family of West Lafayette. Louisa Spier, 50, mother of twelve, allegedly deserted her family to run with Dickerson and is jailed in Muskingum county on a gaullery indictment. She was arrested near West Lafayette by Deputy Sheriff William Tanner and taken to Zanesville while divorce and alimony actions against her continue. Ongoing grand jury investigation involves Spicer and his children, with the case drawing countywide interest in Muskingum and Coshocton counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Dickerson
Ben Dickerson
Katherine Hughes
William Spicer
West Lafayette
Louisa Spierr
Dickerson
Muskingum County
Gaullery
Sherif William Tanner
Zanesville
St. William Spicer
Coshocton
Coshocton County
Coshocton Debates City Hospital Bond Plan
Enthusiastic meeting in Attorney Wheelers office with the Coshocton County Medical Society Board of Trade and citizens, urging a city hospital funded by a bond issue under a new state law. No special election required, council will consider at next session. Current care relies on home or Columbus for operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Attorney Wheeler
Columbus
How to Plant a Tree in the Home Garden
An illustrated guide outlines steps for planting and caring for a young tree. It covers hole preparation, root handling, soil layering, pruning, staking, watering, and mulching. Emphasizes avoiding root damage, proper depth, and preventing drying roots for establishment. The text also mentions local figures connected to theatrical draws and vacancies.
Caspar Sandal Taken by Death in Wrenden
Casper Banda, 68, Civil War veteran, died Wednesday evening at Wrenden from age infirmities. He lived many years at Conesville and was president of Dresden the last 15 years. He served in Company A, 102 OV. fought at Missionary Ridge. Five children survive: Howlard Dresden, Frank Zanesville, Chester New Philadelphia, Alva Cleveland, and Mrs J W Kausman Wills Creek. Funeral Saturday at Zion church, four miles north of Adamsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper Banda
Wrenden
Conesville
Dresden
Mr. Sandal
Company A
O. V
New Philadelphia
Alva
Cleveland
Building activity at West Lafayette expands housing
Leighninger and Neidenhausern began work on the Dave Ang le house on recently purchased Lon Leighninger land. Perry Shryock’s Shaw addition project proceeds with Wm. Somers set to build for Miss Wilson. A G Leighninger to place a corner Railroad and Oak street home. John Marx plans an early start as Seldon Shurtz ships lumber for a new house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leighninger
Neidenhausern
Dave Angle
Lon Leighninger
Perry Shryock
Shaw Addition
Wm. Somers
Miss Wilson
A. G. Leighninger
Railroad
Oak Strets
John Marx
Seldon Shurtz
Finder of Purse Case Trials and Bind Over Bond Set
Zed Lindell bound over to the grand jury in 200 dollars on a purse finding dispute in Frazersburg. K C Taylor claimed the pocketbook Lindell found but could not describe the property to Lindell. Taylor's theft charges moved between Squire Bel at Mrazeysburg and Justice Green, with Lindell rearrested after Taylor’s testimony. Lindell seeks a witness who saw him pick up the bag and offers return if the owner can identify the property. A substantial sum is said to be in the purse, while a health testimonial about Electric Nitters is included from A A Chrishohn of Treadwell, NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frazersburg
Zed Lindell
K. C. Taylor
Lindell
Taylor
Squire Bel
Mrazeysburg
Local notes from Coshocton route 3 community news
Aprill Hisses Martha Bicker and Erika Sheplar visited Mrs. Leonard Murray last week. Mrs. Sheplar suffers appendicitis. Thomas Vertell spent Easter with Mrs. George Breket. Kate bought two colts at Thomas Graham's sale. William Frizzell died last Thursday and was buried at Clarke cemetery. Rev Bleck of Keene conducted services. Walter Shannon’s runaway horses were stopped before damage. Mrs. Karr visits Carlos Lawrence and Wm. Warr. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sheplar hosted others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Martha Bicker
Erika Sheplar
Leonard Murray
Dhisti McVey
HeTtins
Jane Karr
Carlos Lawrence
Wm. Warr
Samuel Sheplar
Dim Sheplars
George Breket
Latin Treadington
Airl Duby
Walter Shannon
Broomfield
Wim
Kate
Thomas Graham's Vale
Wm. Frizzell
Clarke Cemetery
Rev
Bleck of
Keene
Frightful Fate Averted Thanks to Arnica Salve
Frank Disberry of Kelliher Minnesota credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve for preventing serious injury after a knee cut. He reports the salve quickly cured wounds bruises and eruptions and saved him from lasting disability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Disberry
Kelliher
Minn
Bucklen
Barna
C.F. Anderson
Comtodton
C. M Pergison
Mrs Norris Injured In Virginia Runaway Crash
Mrs E Norris of Millfork Virginia township was thrown from a bridge into a stream during a runaway on Thursday night after her horse went uncontrollable near a Mill Creek church crossing. She sustained a scalp wound, a sprained shoulder, and general bruising but is not believed to be seriously injured. The incident also damaged three other buggies as the runaway continued down the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muane Barcen
Arden
E. €. Norris
Millfork
Virginia Township
Mill Creek Church
Mrs. Norris
George
Vita Norris
Mr. Norris
Dr. Marquand
Conesville
Isaac Cox
Eva Wright
Geo. Norris
New Dentist Arrives With Family In City
Dr G M Boone of Washington Pa arrives with wife and son to establish a dentist office. He rents the second floor of the D O Thompson building and plans to open by next Tuesday. His daughters will join from Washington in the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Boone
Washington
A. L. Matthews
Chestnut Street
Boone
D.O. Thompson
Resolutions of Respect for Thomas LeRetulley
A local Roscoe Village body issues resolutions expressing sympathy after the death of resident Thomas LeRetulley. It notes his worth, willingness to help, and requests copies be given to family, papers, and filed with the Clerk’s office. Ex-mayors and former officials sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas LeRetulley
Mr. LeRetilley
Roscoe Corporation
LeRetilley
Roscoe Village
Easter Services Draw Large Mohawk Village Audience
Easter Sunday services at the MW E church drew a large audience with music and sermons. Dew over Sunday visitors from West Lafayette stayed with relatives, while Walker Wheeler returned from the west to his boyhood home near Mohawk. The Presbyterian in Newark held Thursday and Friday with missionary reports and Home Missions officers’ updates. The One Bankers' association plans a June meeting, and Columbus committee discussions precede a Georgian Bay business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MW. E
RCA
West Lafayette
Drool Carpenter
Bia
Coshocton
Morgat Hunl
Frank Wiggins
Coshoc
Walker Wheeler
Axe
Far West
Mohawk
Newark
Bankers
Toledo
Georgian Bay
Milligan Dies in Dayton at Soldiers' Home
Thomas Milligan died at the Soldiers' Home in Dayton Thursday evening from infirmities of age. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Margaret LeClare and Mrs. Johny Potter, both of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Milligan
Dayton
Margaret LeClare
Johny Potter
Bi County Meeting of Teachers Arranged for Adams Mills
The bi county meeting of Coshocton and Muskingum teachers will convene at Adams Mills Ohio on April 24 1909. The program includes invocations welcomes responses lectures debates music and two addresses by Prof Willis and Supt Bryant. Officers listed include Presidents J G Smailes and H McConaha and secretaries Miss Leech and Miss Wylie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Muskingum
Adams Mills
Ohio
George Mellor
O. Welcome
J. O. Grimes
J. G. Smailes
Conesville
Macra Palm
Frank B. Willis
Ada
Ashley
J. WW. Straughn
West Lafayette College
West Lafayette
C. E. Bryant
Cotshocton
Willis
O. H. McConaha
New Concord
Della Leech
Keene
Eleanor Wylie
Aanesville
King of Threat and Lung Remedies Crowns Dr King New Discovery
The world crowns Dr Kings New Discovery as the king of lung remedies claiming it kills germs cures colds grippe and coughs, heals inflamed bronchial tubes and lungs, and stops coughing. A testimonial from Geo More of Black Jack NC states it cured lung trouble. Trial bottle offered free with a one dollar price tag and guaranteed by local distributors including UC E Anderson and Coshacton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Geo
More
Black Jack
N. C
Lecture on Catacombs and Rome at Spring Mountain
Rev O Hf Von Lintel will lecture on A Trip Through the Catacombs and Rome at Spring Mountain Sunday evening April 25. Miss Frances Weaver of Coshocton will sing with the local church choir. Also in Columbus the Ohio penitentary board rejected Ida May Borden Kircher's pardon. Coshocton County accused of manslaughter. Coshocton Realty Co directors voted to build three five room houses on the Glow addition lot. Henry Richardson to supervise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Hf
von Lintel
Catacombs
Rome
Spring Mountain
Frances Weaver
Coshocton
Columbus
Board of Pardons of the
Ohio Penitentiary
Ida May Borden
Kircher
Coshocton County
Coshocton Realty Co
Henry Richardson
Patterson
Board of
Keith
Ohio Teachers’ Reading Circle
Columbus Ohio
Pryl & Shaw
WM. Walker
Land Transfers Include Dozens of County Real Estate Deals
A long list of real estate transfers records numerous parcels and sums across Coshocton, Jackson, Tuscarawas, White Eyes, Walhonding and Jefferson townships. Transactions range from single lots to hundreds of acres with prices from $1 to $10,000 and include transfers to spouses, trustees, and multiple buyers. Many entries specify lot numbers, section descriptions, and associated personal property. Notable names appear repeatedly, such as John Shaw, Henry Powell, Margaret Richards, and Emma G. McBane, reflecting a bustling docket of property settlements in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shaw
Jacob Richards
City
Jos. F. Teale
Henry M. Barrick
Jackson
Jos. L. McDowell
Margaret Richards
Lamb’s Add
Coshocton
Ida J. Ricketts
Geo. McCoy
Asher B. O'Brien
Coneswire
Jesse A. Bordenkircher
George Bossons
Highland Terrace
Cashocton
Ida B. Lockard
Geo. F. Schanweker
MecClain’s
Agnes Kerr Crawford
Thomas H. Johnson
Tuscarawas
Thos. H. Johnson
J. W. Cassingham
C. Needham
Jas. BD. Boyd
Ed J. Boyd
White Eyes
Wm. Shultsman
Edgar Shultsman
Walhonding
Emma G. McBane Et. al
Wm. Snedeker
O. S
O'Brien
Wm. O'Brien
Bedford
Emma G. Finney
H. G. Schon
Monroe
Wm. C. Young
Victor Young
Perry
John T. Funk
John
Jonas Kuhn
Jefferjson
Jausannah J
Shepler) Foreman
Peter Herschberger
Moses M. Erb
Mill Creek
Lightning burns stable. 63 sheep die in Wolf station event
A fire struck Biglow Miller's stable last Thursday at Wolf station, burning the structure and killing 63 sheep. Insurance on the flock was $300. Mrs. Allen Gaskel is ill with lung trouble. Mrs. Q. O. D. Moma returned home after visiting her parents. Local youths attended a Lamb's schoolhouse literary. Miss Hattie Mama travels to Columbia to visit her sister. Mrs. R. E. Bown, 60 years at New Moscow treatment, moves to Conesville to live with her son-in-law David Davie. she is 35 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf Station
Apru
Biglow Miller
Allen Gaskel
Javer
QO. D. Moma
M. R. Mizer
Evans Valley
Lamb
Hattie Mama
Columbia
Gaskill
R. E. Bown
New Moscow
Conesville
Hame
David Davie
Mrs Lowe Dead in Clarke Area
Mrs Ross Lowe died at her home near Clarke Friday morning and was buried Sunday afternoon in New Bedford cemetery. She was 36, survived by husband, parents, three sisters, two brothers, and one half brother. Her only child died a few hours after birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Lowe
Clarke
New Bedford
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Stewart Hayer
Klec
Montie
Dee Botee
Walter Thempers
Mr. Hayes
Vauderibe
Caspar
A. Chrishohn
Treadwell
J. E. Anderson
Coshacton
Ferguson
Roscoe
Gray
Allen S. Olmsted
LeRoy, N
J. OM. Carhartt
N. O H. Price
R. Randles
Ed LeRetilley
E. C. Gleason
D. Schott
A. Milligan
J. Stipes
R. Greer
C. Milligan
H. Punk
Milligan
Bi-County Meeting of Teachers
Castoria
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Contiinue Castoria
Peoples Banking Company
J. L. Rue
R. H. Mills
Pomerene
Pomerens
Pomerene & Pomerene, Attorneys-at-Law
Burns Block
Main Street
H. E. Hahn
Burns
W. A. Himebaugh
Phomaa
E. Duncan
B. McDermott
Geo. J. Bock, JR
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