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Newspaper

Coshocton Weekly Times

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1909

Page

8

Graduation Program at Keene May 4

The Keene commencement program lists Orations by Williams Glover Porter Jenonie al Hawk Floyd A Norman Wharton B Carroll plus Close Address by Frank E Pomerene Presentation of Diplomas Rev BE Block and musical numbers by Johnson's orchestra. Class motto Impossible is Uneamerican board members E E Clarke SS Elliott James L Boyd George Beaser Alex McClure.

Keene Presbyterian Church Meene Williams Glover Porter Jenonieal Hawk Floyd A. Norman Alexander Hamilton Whartohn B. Carroll Georgia A. Richie Frank E. Pomerene Coshocton Johnson Casbocton Keene Board of Education E. E. Clarke Elliott James L. Boyd George Beaser Alex. McClure

Spring Mountain News Highlights Local Moves and Elections

In Spring Mountain April updates note Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Grassbaugh will move May 1 into a house bought from John Carter by S. McNeal. John Carter and H. Clinage relocate, while Frank Uiman visits Mrs. H. Wom an. The district school election produced two ballots with Sam Hess winning director. Rev. Father Watterson of Newark preached a solemn mass at the Catholic church with a notable sermon.

Spring Mountain Lewis Grassbaugh Tiverton John Carter S. McNeal Clinage Buckeye City Frank Uiman Howard Father Watterson Newark Edw. Krownapple Sam Hess H. M. Walker Killbuck S. H. Baker Joe Krownapple von Lintel Kansas Hey Bieber Fredericksburg Millersburg Nicholas Didinger A. Lentz Felix Devouria N.S. Markley John Donaldson Holms County Hev Vonnetel Sieber Bishop Watterson Columbus Father

Probate Court Statistics for the Year Ending March 10

Judge Asti Thursday completed annual probate office statistics for Columbus submission. Key figures include 28 wills admitted to probate 19 letters testamentary filed 4 letters of administration issued 1 estate administered and 15 persons committed to state hospitals for insane or epileptic care. Widespread activity seen with June leading in licenses granted and multiple months reporting varied guardianship actions.

Asti Thursaday Columbus Industria Schol

Widow Mary Ann Miser Dies at Home After Illness

Mrs Mary Ann Miser widow of William Miser died Wednesday evening at her home nearpresile mile Perth of presile in Miames aged 61. The obituary notes her long illness and leaves a record of family ties and local connections.

Mary Ann Miser Wiliam Miew Mile Perth Presile

Warsaw High School Commencement Program 1909

The fourteenth annual Warsaw high school commencement will be held Wednesday evening April 25 1909 at 7 30 in the Presbyterian church Warsaw with Invocation by Rev W H Funk Salutatory Ward Denver Coffman Pyramids Not All Egyptian Harold John Foster Class History and Prophecy Pren Everette Fischer Valedictory Frederick Ward Wagner Class Address Dr Guy Potter Benton President Miami State University Oxford Ohio Presentation of Diplomas Music by Harden Orchestra Zanesville Ohio Juvenile commencement Friday April 22 at Irvine hall Rev Haas will deliver the address Kennedy s Laxative Cough Syrup advertised as a remedy is sold locally by C E Anderson Coshocton C M Ferguson Roscoe and others.

Warsaw Presbyterian Church W. H. Funk Ward Denver Coffman Harold John Foster Pren Everette Fischer Frederick Ward Wagner Guy Potter Benton Miami State University Oxford Ohio Harden Orchestra Zanesville Irvine Hall Haas

West Bedford Social News and Easter Visits

West Bedford residents report family gatherings and travel over Easter weekend. Mr and Mrs Ed Lease and children visited Mrs Lease's parents in War-saw Route 2. Mrs Willis Fry of Coshocton and Rosa Tipton and Eleanor Daugherty of Columbia attended the funeral of Mrs Bortz. William Schooley went to Maryland for his mother’s death. William Steffee visited relatives near Slolank. Shermah McNary and children of Roseau spent Easter with Woo Hughes and family.

West Bedford Ed Lease Maryland William Steffee Uawthorne Slolank Shermah McNary Roseau Woo Hughes

Funeral notices and local movements in Cooperdale area

April events report on Rose Tipton and Eleanor Daugherty attending Mrs Bortz funeral in West Bedford then returning to Columbus. Marion Wright family resuming residence in Granville area. John Wright of Columbus on business. Tarbar and Preston visit Coshocton. Dickersons socialize in Tunnel Hill. Regular preaching and local notices conclude with puzzle ads for pills and remedies from Coshocton merchants.

Cooperdale Rose Tipton Eleanor Daugherty Dickerson Tunnel Hill siNatke

Caught Big Fish And Weather Sparks Local Tales

The Warm Apes reports a first big catch in 190 near Bluff along the Walhoanding river. Hosekiah Faster fished Friday night at 4 hours and weighed 10 pounds with two red horse fish. Special road district commissioners met Saturday to plan that season’s road work and likely target the MIL Creek road between canal and Mill Creek bridges, while state highway aid funds have not arrived.

Piade I Hosekiah Bluff Walhoanding Special Road District Mil Creek Canal Bridge Mill Creek Bridge

New Baby Ligt at Sa Ow at oe Guna

A captioned item reports the arrival of a newborn named Ligt at a local hospital. Details on dates, parents, and exact location are unreadable in the fragment, but the notice confirms a birth within the community.

Death of Harvey Boyd at 70 near Keene

Harvey Boyd died Thursday afternoon at his home near Keene after a week of illness from pleurisy. He was 70 and survived by his wife three daughters and two sons. Daughters Bert Boyd of Oklahoma and Mrs. Fred Adams of Keene, Emma Boyd at home, sons Lee Boyd of Keene and Edward Boyd of Fresno. Funeral services were held Sunday at 1 PM, burial followed in Amity cemetery near Keene.

Harvey Boyd Keene Boyd Bert Boyd Oklahoma Fred Adams Emma Boyd Lee Boyd Edward Boyd Fresno Amity

Wedding at the Hanlon Home Unites Agnes Hanlon to Charles Ransom

The Hanlon home on Main Street hosted the first spring wedding at 8 20 p m as Agnes Hanlon wed Charles Ransom in a ceremony officiated by Rev Wallace Hamilton The event drew a fashionable crowd with pink and green decor white satin gowns and a bridal party led by Miss Kasie Smith and Delva Speckman The couple plan to reside in Columbus after a short stay in town and the marriage links two prominent families in the city

Robert Hanlon Main Street Agnes Hanlon Charles Ransom Wallace Hamilton Mendelssohn Kasie Smith Mises Delva Speckman Nellie Severns Cheatersmith Karl Ufnig Ralph Arnold Culbertson Tsteta Grodnes Mor Mes Hansem Robert Crawford Apra George Richle Farry Ransom Columbus Thorne Mansfeld Warren Winfield Miller Law Smith Wara Lynde Wlr. Lynde Jamey Preston Vic Walter Thompson Ransom Schaich Building Ransoma Mr. Ransom Charles E. Ransom

Power Davis Wedding Promises Social Elan and Union

Miss Myrta Power daughter of Mr. and Mrs William Power of this city exchanged vows with Lee Vo Davis of Columbus in a simple home ceremony at the Power residence. Reverend Goodrich officiated before only family members, with out of town guests Mrs Frank Sacy of Indianapolis and Columbus relatives. A dinner followed and the couple plan a brief visit in Columbus before spending the summer in Denver.

Powers-Davie Myrta Power Wiliam Power Thi City Lee Vo Davis Columbus Dr. Goodrich Grace Church Power Frank Sacy Indianapolis Davis Denver

Allen's Foot-Base Powder Advertises Feet Cure

Cure for tired aching calloused sweating and swollen feet promises relief. Sold at druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents with a free sample offer. Address listed as Allen Olmsted Le Roy New York.

Allen Olmsted le Roy, N. Y

Child's Death in Franklin Township

A fourteen months old child of James Ford in Franklin township died Wednesday afternoon and was buried Friday at Milfork church Rev. Taylor officiating. The report notes local visits and gatherings, with residents such as Pearl, F. P. Snyder and family, Frank Swigert and family, John Lorenz, Grandma Schlarb, and Mrs. Ewing, plus community events including a hill school house play.

James Ford Franklin Township Milfork Church Taylor Pearl F. P. Snyder Fred Klein Frank Swigert D. L. Ewing John Lorenz Grandma Schlarb Ewing A. M. Lantz Wayne County Fred Park John Olinger Philip Scarr Lewis Deibel Bakersville Hill School Warite

Baptismal service at Millfork draws large crowd

Millfork April 14. The baptismal service drew a large attendance as thirty candidates were baptized by Rev. L. E. Smith with Pastor T. F. Sowers assisting. Six others joined by letter and experience during the meeting. Local families visited and were listed among attendees.

Chalfants Ellsworth Wright Marvin Cox Alys Mel Ed McParland Dresden Wervyces Millfark Relates

Died From Injuries in Car Wreck Youth Dies in Virginia

Christian Elwarner, formerly of Coshocton, died at Carnegie Virginia from injuries suffered in a wreck seven weeks earlier. A jury returned a verdict for the defendant in the estate case I D D Schott administrator vs Amee Noshker after nearly four hours of deliberation. The trial of Mixy Olive Bremple, Lafayette township school teacher, is set for April 30 as defense prepares to clear her of cruelty charges. The case against Misa Olive Stewpe, another teacher, was continued indefinitely.

Christian Elwarner Coshocton Carnegie I. D D. Schott Rebecca Norris Amee Noshker Mixy Olive Bremple Lafayette Township Misa Olive Stewpe

Death of Harry Ferguson Shocks Coshocton County

Harry Ferguson, West Lafayette resident and founder of West Lafayette College, died Saturday night after a long illness. He sustained a February injury during a move, suffered further hemorrhages, and passed away at 9:15 PM. Funeral Tuesday at his home, with Rev. Shepherd officiating, as Coshocton counts a public loss. The Indicator founder and community leader left a legacy including the Blue Hole Fishing Club and a lasting impact on local education and journalism.

Harry Fergusone West Lafayette Coshocton County Ohio Hia Coshocton C. BE. Shepherd Cambridge Mr. Ferguson Adrian College Mich EB. A. Leighlinger H. A. Slicker Sam Moore Harry Russell John Hay F. &. Pomerene Ohio State University Harry Ferguson Vincent Ferguson Rachel Bates Helena Esther Patterson Wheeling & Lake Erie Ferguson West Lafayette College Blue Hote Fishing Club Blue Hole Fishing Club Gov. Harris Tuscarawas River Izaak Waltons Neta Earth

Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Claims Cure for Deafness

An advertisement argues deafness cannot be cured locally, claims it stems from Eustachian tube inflammation, and offers one hundred dollars for any case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It promotes the remedy and related products by F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio, with druggists selling Hall's Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo

Youthful horse thief spotted near Harrison Bison place

About 4 P M Wednesday a boy around 14 driving John Conley’s horse and buggy was seen fleeing after it was taken from the rear of Harrison Bison place. The rig was recovered by the owner after the youth escaped.

John Conley Harrison Bison Place

Elbow Operation Patient Returns Home

George Lowery of Canal Lew isville who was operated on recently at Dr Keenan's hospital for a dis ended elbow is so far recovered that she was able to return home Saturday morning.

George Lowery Canal Lewisville Dr. Keenan's Hospital

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Kennedy C. E. Anderson C. M. Ferguson Roscoe E Andersen Coshooton Om, Ferguson Roseaa Death Millfork Mr. Ferguasn Ifacry Ferguson The Indicator Maine California Experiment Farm Panhandle America Erin Mir. Ferguson Europe New York World Country Club Meek Co Newton Cone West Carlisle Memphis
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