May Festival Program Promises A Musical Treat
The Singere Club presents a concert on May 3 featuring Mrs. Eliza beth Wilson Thompson as soloist with Miss Ermn Coe and Sam Lamberson as accompanists. The program includes works by Tchaikovsky Schubert Foote Chadwick D Hardy and more, directed by A. W. Ashley with The Gingers Club and other performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singere Club
Elizabeth Wilson Thompson
Grantile
Ermn Coe
Sam Lamberson
Mre
Wilson
Jeanne
Tadraikovsky
Bee
Arthur Foote
Chadwick
Southwick
D'Hardelot
Water Sprites
Beethoven
E. Coe
Mr. S. Lambe
Gingers Club
Two Grenadiers
Schumaian
City council approves new electric light contract in secret session
In a Friday executive session, the city council and Cashacton Light and Heating Co approved a new contract. The rate is 60 dollars per arc lamp yearly. The present 70 dollar price stays until April 1 1910 for 135 lamps, with expansion to 160 and 175 lamps within six months. Public buildings will be lit at five cents per 4000 kilowatt hours.
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W. A. Himebaugh
Cashacton Light and Heating Co
Birthday Cards and Local News From Tunnel Hill and Chill
In Tunnel Hill Ralph Mckee of Winding Fork received thirty three birthday post cards on April 15 as he turned seventeen. Dwight Clark headed to Martinsburg for new employment. Local moves and visits fill the week with church and social gatherings. numerous families hosted guests and attended services at West Carlisle. In Chill Henry Miller and Jacob Burriet are ill while 23 votes were cast in a school election. The Ladies Aid netted about $15 from a recent supper and Sunday school was organized at the English Lutheran church with new officers. A valuable mare died after an unknown illness. John Howard Dickason of the University of Wooster attended an event, and local music by the Johnston orchestra of Coshocton was enjoyed. Well No 3 drilled by Isleta One and Gas Co. on the Jones farm proves a strong producer and is noted as the best lubrication well in the area.
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Tunnel Hill
Ralph Mckee
Winding Fork
Dwight Clark
Martinsburg
Earl Funk
Divan Place
Elmer Clark
Alfred McMillen
West Carlisle
L. C. Wiggins
New Guilford
Chance Giffen
Whi. Crowther
Wm. Berry
F. Alien
BE. Clark
J. M. Berry
R. E. van Winkle
J. Holdbrook
Henry Miller
Jacob Burriet
M. A. Crile
Ladies' Aid Society
Alan
Wm. Nead
Two Graduates at Tiverton Commencement Night
The first annual Tiverton commencement was held Wednesday at the Evangelical church to a full house. Grover Speckman of War man arranged the program reflecting credit on all participants. Noble H. Hagelbarger spoke on The Twentieth Century and Its Advantages and J Prargese Stolthwee discussed The Great Problem, with delivery and thought described as impressive.
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Tiverton
Phoda
Grover Speckman
Warman
Noble H. Hagelbarger
Ami J. Prargese Stolthwee
Money Comes in Bunches to A A Chrisholm of Treadwell NY
A. A. Chrisholm of Treadwell New York reports long battles with indigestion torpid liver constipation nervousness and debility. He credits twelve bottles of Electric Bitters with restoring health and vigor allowing daily business activity. The testimonial notes benefits for stomach liver kidneys blood and nerves and mentions local dealers in Coshocton and Roscoe.
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A. A. Chrisholm
Treadwell
Ste
C. B. Anderson's
Coshocton
M. Fergtunon
Roscoe
Kicked by a Horse Injures Local Farm Worker
David Marlatt of Marlatt’s Run in Oxford Township was kicked in the face by a horse Friday morning while working on the Samuel Wagner farm near his home. The injury split his nose and extended into the facial bone. He was taken to Newcomerstown where twelve stitches closed the wound. Marlatt, about sixty, is married.
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David ‘Marlatt
Marlatts
Newcomerstown
Marlatt
Marriage Licenses and Commencement Mixups in Ohio Town
Gail of Yeager 22 a miner and Blanche Cox 19 both of Conesville to wed with Rev Carpenter officiating. Albert Culberton 30 of Tileta and Charlotte Hock 19 of Coshoc ton to be married by Rev Hamilton. Prof Mart golf of Athens failed to arrive for the New Castle commencement address delaying events until Saturday. Dr G W Brown of Zanesville gave a fine talk. Irsh's Orchestra of Newark provided music. Graduates listed Lilly Clarke Mery Dillin Elizabeth Dillin Ade Nell. Coshocton Trades Council Labor Day plans advanced at Wednesday meeting with committees named E P Miller Jeh an Lone Charles Becheman Johan McDawiel A J Ogle Charles Browniadd Jemen Yort.
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Gail of Yeager
Miner
Blanche Cox
Conesville
Carpenter
Albert
Bhaine Culberton
Tileta
Charlotte Hock
Coshocton
Rev. Hamilton
Connell
E. P. Miller
Jehan Lone
Charles Bécheman
Johneon McDawiel
A. J. Ogle
Charles Browniadd
Jemen Yort
Suspicion Over Trolley Stock Notes Sparks Farmer Grievances
A wave of concern sweeps farmers in Cosh ecton as questions arise about trolley stock purchases and payment details. Villagers discuss alleged notes and the distribution of funds, with talk focused on ownership and the motives of those handling the stock and receipts. The dispute centers on who held the promissory notes and whether funds were diverted to individuals rather than the Traction Company.
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Coshecton
Resigning Pastor Johnston Leaves Church Role
At a special meeting of the Church of Christ board Rev John Johnston tendered his resignation as pastor to take effect May 23. He cited time devoted to building plans and fund raising for the church as reason, with protests from some members but board members urging him to stay.
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Church of Christ Lust
John. Johnston
Schneron
Eastern Ohio Coal Operators Prepare Petition
Eastern Ohio coal operators authorize a committee to employ counsel and file petitions with the Ohio railroad commission challenging commercial and lake coal rates on Pennsy lines and others. The action mirrors other districts, with petitions to be filed soon and railroads notified of the move.
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Ros
Eastern Ohio
Ohio Railroad
Lake Tate
Pennsy
Baltimore & Ohio
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Cleveland, Lorain
Ohloa
Ptete Commission
Ohig
Canal Lewisville News Notes Sunday Visits and School Update
Canal Lewisville reports numerous visits with residents hosting guests from Columbus Canton Urbana and Coshocton. Prof S Leech resumes charge of the high school after pneumonia. Local families Mr and Mrs Nathan Crawford and daughter Gortral and others are noted guests and relatives in the area.
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Cacinl
Lewisville
Joseph Pima
Columbus
Sallie Cramblett
Mareo Vohler
Jor Noes
Janes Lennon
Ida Ports
Walter
Rekas Dives
Wim. Kolman
Nathan Crawford
Gortral
Canton
S. Leech
Jay Thompkins
Fannie Belser
Coshocton
Mary Raemer
Urbana
Hammond Carnahan
Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Glyde Phillipa Conesville
A girl was born to Mr and Mrs Glyde Phillipa of Conesville. The arrival adds to the family circle in the town.
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Glyde Phillipa
Conesville
Weasel-Thaw Willison family heads to Hloommaigzton
The day after a few days with his slider, Mr. John Weasel Thaw Willison departed Monday to establish his home in Hloommaigzton. Mrs Henry Weasel from Newark visits, calling on her sons John and Charity Weasel.
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John Weasel Thaw Willison
Hloommaigzton
Henry Weasel
Newark
John
Charity Weasel
Frightful Fate Averted by Arnica Salve Claim
Frank Disberry of Kelliher Minnesota credits Buecklen's Arnica Salve for a severe knee cut preventing lasting injury. He states the salve quickly cured wounds and burns, praising its effectiveness for skin issues. Advertisements mention 25e at Anderson's Coshocton and Ferguson's Ros.
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Frank Disberry
Kelliher
Buecklen
I. Anderson
Coshocton
M. Ferguson
Roscoe
J B Rogers Fights and Kills Snake at Country Club
J B Rogers killed a large black snake at the country club on Friday. The reptile hissed at him but did not injure him. This marks the third black snake he has killed at the clubhouse this week.
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J.B Rogers
Mr. Rogers
Local Isleta News Items Include Marriages and Visits
Theta April 22 Isleta notes report Brice Simmons of Otsego calling on his sister Mra John Btewarl Saturday and Sunday Mra O W Sergeant visiting parents at Center Veliey Sunday Frank Tmrr and Daley Rice take daughter of William Rice in marriage Tuesday afternoon by Squire T W Calberwon M McGregor and family of West Lafayette visited with James Tilton Seoday Tou Wiews returned week end intro
Allen’s Foot Kase powder cures tired feet and more
William G. Frew, a former police and railroad detective, has been appointed county detective in Tavernwees County by Provocator Wilkin under the law presented by the county general. The notice references Allen’s foot powder available at druggists and shoe stores with a sample offered.
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Allen
Oleted
le Roy
Wiliam G. Frew
Tovearawees County
Wilkin
Wallary Ear Tien
Local Notes from Franklin Station and Guernsey County News
Franklin Station reports a Sunday visit spree with multiple neighbors and relatives from Comessille Concording, Adlaina Mills, Dresden, Columbus, Coshocton, and Coshocton area, highlighting social calls and family updates. The Guernsey county piece profiles Louise Buchanan Patton, born in Cumberland, Guernsey county, who later moved to Chicago and married James A Patton after a clerical career.
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Guernsey County
James A Patton
Guernsey
Mica Louise Buchanan
James
Wae
Dean
Deafness Cure Promises One Hundred Dollars
An ad from Cheney and Co Toledo promises $100 for any deafness cause by catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. It claims deafness stems from inflamed mucous with a damaged Eustachian tube and touts pills and remedies sold by druggists.
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P.O. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Dragzgiats
Home Building Loan Company Offers Limited Stock
The Home Building Loan and Savings Company announces a limited stock sale. Interested purchasers are instructed to submit immediate applications at the office of Wy A. Bime Baugh, Dom & W, located at 22-29.
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the Home Building Loan & Savings Company
Wy A. Bimebaugh
Dom & W
New Guilford News and Local Notes
April 26 updates from New Guilford include Miss Pletcher of Sale Lake Chey Utah visiting last week at nephew Master Jerry Lee’s home. A J Wright of Mt Vernon plans to move back to his former home here. School will close for summer Friday. Ada Barrett visited Coshocton on business Friday. Mrs Wor Clark Cr visited her son Marion Buxwon in West Bedford Friday. Friends sent Mrs Evatine Culison 193 cigars after a period of poor health. Misa Fitna Wheeler visiting relatives at Mobuwt.
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Newalted
Pletcher
Sale Lake Chey
Utah
Jerry Lee
A. J. Wright
Mt Vernon
Ada Barrett
Coshocton
Mra
Wor Clark Cr
Marion Buxwon
West Bedford
Evatine Culison
Circuit court cites equal rights in education decision
A circuit court ruling addresses whether educational provisions apply equally to public schools and private corporations. It endorses that words of education are not shielded from public policy, aligning state and assembly intentions to enforce public education provisions while noting broader implications for policy and access. The text includes unrelated promotional lines about Dewitt's Little Early Risers and a sales pitch for chemicals and pills.
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Laqnte
Calvin Boyd Dies at Keene
Calvin Boyd died at his home in Keene after a prolonged illness. Born in 1864 near Preado Pet, he served in the Civil War and was a long-time county resident. He leaves a wife, a sister Mrs. Same Parks, a son William, and eight daughters. The community mourns his loss as details of the funeral are awaited.
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Calin Hosa
Keene
PSG
Wiliam Moff
Bresno
Mes W
Schott Names Two Men For Places In Penitentiary
Schott names two men for penitentiary positions in Coshocton and Warsaw with endorsements from Hon L W D Sohon. Warden and board approval expected. inspections required. Also reports first Canzt Lewisville ball games, Lewisville wins both against Coshocton 10 to 7 and 6 to 5 with Foutey Creeibiett Lowe Corbit and umpires named.
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Schott
Eunichs
Cshoeton Co
Bob Tamnastod
Ued
Warsaw
Emerson
Coshocton
Tristworths
L. WD
Sohon
Pothey
Board of Mannagers
Sehott
Noahele County
Lewisville
Comocton
Laniville
Foutey
Creeibiett
Clark Ant Miller
Costooton
Lowe and Corbit
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Schubert
Council
John Howard Dickason
University of Wooster
C. C. Smith
Johnston Orchestra
Isleta One and Gas Co
Jones Fanm
Oxford
Samuel Wagner
Tracton Co
Peries
Ty Paige
Bar de Band
Sturdusey
Wits
Faber
Johmston
Inia
Bys de Leardcocery Co
Eurger
Bleverth Wood
Anita
Tieden
Catles Bray
Cee
Rev. Johnston
Church OF Christ
Ohio
Isleta
Franklin Station
Comessille
Frank Hutchinson
Ales Naw
Bam Clark
Wl Roberts Py
Iva Fortune
Concagute
Moris Emer
Aml
FO Tainson
Etta Bile
Coshoctan
Bert Harry Sunday
Mr and Airs
Pranko Willer
Wieder
DeWitt
Des Witt
C. FE. Anderson
Mre. Anders
New Castle
Charles J
Hake Pridhey
Fox
Mobuwt
A J
Tower Co
Tower Canadian Co
Toronto
Cam
Anderson
Cushocton
OM. Ferguson, Rosen
Calvin
Boyd
Helmith Fold
Tin Weil
Biiefield
Gunter
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