Re-elected president leads Zanesville Missionary Societies
Mrs. Pierson of Pataskala is re-elected president of the Presbytery Missionary Society. The article reports officers elected for the ensuing year, names district officers, delegates, and notes sessions at the Zanesville Presbyterian church. It covers duties, finances, and talks by speakers from Philadelphia and Bohemian missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R . Pierson
Pataskala
H. ©. Carey
Zaneeville
Laure Smith
Adams Mille
Home Missions and Freedmen
J. MM. Browne
Newark
Foreign Estassies
Lizzie Ayres
Zanesville
Edwin Condit
Young Peoples
F. €. Garrett
Home Missions
Freedman
R. MH. Mills
Coshocten
Foreign Missions and Contingent Fund
W. L. Prout
Lydia Green
Granville
Matilda Denman
Bell Crowne
Brownsville
Zoe D. Dean
Auxilaries
M. Louise Stevenson
Cresden
M. N. Nash
Warner Pond
Young Peoples’ Societies
Mary Miller
E. J. Wright
Hoseville
Minnie Lippincott
Jessie Smythe
Homer
Nellie Stump
Dresden
Synodical Mission Committee
E. J. Dean
Louise Stevenson
Woman’s, Home and Foreign Missionary Societies
Mrs. Kerlin
F. E. Garrett
Afteen
R. H. Mills
Youngs Peoples
Prout
Chester
Philadelphia Board
Carl McGinnis
Want Eckert Estate Divided in Probate Court
Wilber Barton guardian of Emma Bickert eight and Florence Eckert seeks partition of the Peter Eckert estate in Jackson County Ohio. He asks one third share set off for the wards from a 42 acre tract and 12 acres plus sections of lots 10 11 and 22 in Coshocton city.
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Wilber Barton
Emma Bickert
Florence Eckert
Peter Eckert
Jackson
Coshocton
Local Notices From Coshocton And Nearby Areas
Residents in Coshocton and surrounding towns report social visits business trips and church activities. Names include Mrs J Grassbaugh Mattie McNeal Rev Mansfield Burt McCoy Ada Hagelbarger Frank Krownapple and Joseph Krownapple with mentions of the Sacred Heart church and local homes. A teacher Landis from West Bedford completed a school term and local families hosted gatherings while a whooping cough scare circulates with new cough variants cited.
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Spring Mountain
J., Grassbaugh
Mattie McNeal
Coshocton
Rev. Mansfield
Burt McCoy
Millersburg
McNeal
W. J. Krownapple
Lewla Fisher
Ada Hagelbarger
Frank Krownapple
Sacred Heart Church
Coshoct
Conrad Hamer
Joseph Krownapple
S. H. Baker
E. B. Hagseihay
Tiverton
Frank Ulman
Howard
Fannie Tilman
Oxtey
Abe Strauas
Cavallo
Ot. Landis
West Bedford
Brillhart Crushed From Telephone Wire Fall
Milan Brillhart, a Citizens' Telephone crew member, fell twenty two feet when a wire being stretched between Spring Mountain and Birchfield snapped at 10 30 Wednesday morning. He was thought dead, revived half an hour later, with severe bruising and possible internal injuries. blood flowed from mouth and nose.
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Spring Mountain
Birchfield
Milan Brillhart
Mr. Brikhart
Citizens’ Telephone Company
Mr. Brillhart
Alm
Mrs Brown Dies At Newcomerstown
Newcomerstown April 23 Mrs Joseph Brown wife of County Commissioner Brown died Tuesday evening at home after ill health for some time She was about 80 years old and had lived here nearly all her life She is survived by her husband and daughter Frances at home.
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Newcomerstown
Joseph Brown
Brown
Frances
School Closes With Program at Mt Pleasant
Mt Pleasant April 23. Harry Wilsop has hired with Howard Aga craft. The Ashcraft family prepares a closing program for the school on Thursday April 30. A sequence of songs dialogues pantomime and readings features the Ashcraft children and other local students. The event ends with a closing address and songs including Now and Night and a May Queen tableau.
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Mt. Pleasant
Harry Wilsop
Howard Agacraft
Allen Robinson
Harry Hall
Bladensburg
Ines Ashcraft
Lawrence Ashcraft
Patterson
Coshocton
Ashcraft
Song
America
Edythe Robinson
Hazel Ashcraft
Lucile Ashcraft
Little Face
Amusement Circle
Nellie Ashcraft
Tim
Clarence Barcus
Bertha Robinson
Clara
Barcus
Donna Ashcraft
Ernest Ashcraft
Lee Robinson
Leona Ashcraft
Nellie Robinson
Pyery
Alma Ashcraft
Lone
Kentucky
Mollie Robinson
Farmer Jones
Lara Barenus
Alice Robinson
Gand Nigat
Fresno School Board Names Teachers for Next Year
The Fresno school board hired Riasell Masten for high school instruction Ray Henderson for third room and Ada Emerson for primary. The text also references a settled case Baker Bros versus W C Ketth in common pleas court and mentions various unrelated medical and commercial notes.
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Fresno
Riasell Masten
Ray Henderson
Ada Emerson
Baker Bros
W. C. Ketth
Common Pleas
In Memoriam of White Eyes camp mourns loss of neighbors
In memoriam notice from Molern Woodmen of America White Eyes camp expresses condolences for the deaths of Eliphia Hutt Mult Kabwin Dresher and Philip Mut. The group resolves to comfort the bereaved, drop charms for 30 days, notify neighbors, and send copies to county papers. Committee signed by Sunthamer W OT Park John Moore.
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Fresno
Eliphia Hutt
Anes Mult
Kabwin Dresher
Philip
White Eyes
America
Comite
Sunthamer
W. OT. Park
John Moore
Draffin Couple Return After Indian Farm Appointment
Mr and Mrs James Draffin of Orange Coshoeton county have returned from Greenwood South Dakota where Mr Draffin accepted a government appointment as superintendent of an Indian farm school He finds the position satisfactory and they plan to return to Dakota soon Mrs Draffin expects to take a job linked to reservation work once back in the region.
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Rev
Hamilton
Rev. Losa
America
Presbyterian Board
Italy
Almont
Billingsies
Newark
Ezanerville Prembywry
V. Lown
James Drafin
Orange
Coshoeton County
Greenwood
South Dakota
Draffin
Dakota
Drafin
Fox Withdraws From Sheriff Nomination
A letter dated April 22, 1908 from Walhending informs Coshocton county voters that D. H. Fox will withdraw his candidacy for sheriff due to rheumatic pain and a desire to let older candidates have another chance. Fox cites health and respect for others as reasons.
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the Times
Walhending
Coshocton
D. H. Fox
Town News From New Bedford April 22 Highlights Local Goings On
New Bedford notes from April 22 report Hugo Fisher returning from Columbus to attend college, Luther A Doak recovering from mumps, Rev G Schmidt Easter visit to Freyburg, and attendance at H B Lower’s event despite bad weather. Auction sales track the old school house bid by Sam Baker J Cox Me Anumiller and H W Leindecker. Alma Getz to work at the Lower home, local millinery displays at Hinner Co, and Easter visits by Misses Snyder Geiger Stroup and Jennie Welling. Also mentions digestive-health ads and racehorse news including Tommy Foster and a record of 2 16 1 4.
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New Bedford
Hugo Fisher
Columbus
Luther
A. Doak
G. Schmidt
Freyburg
Lower
BF. Limbacher
Albert Lowe
H. W. Sehndecker
Canton
Runner
Cleveland
Wale
Alma Getz
C.gc
Sam Baker
J. 1
Cox
Me. Anumiller
H. W. Leindecker
Bertha Tuceel
Merry Whiows
Hinner Co
Myrtle Snyder
Jallta Geiger
Mary Stroup
Coshocton
Jennie Welling
Sheriff Buys a Home in Coshocton
In Coshocton on Liszt Street, Sheriff Hrewming acquires a residence once tied to the Barnes property. The transaction appears modest, with details kept private by the official. This quiet purchase marks a notable local real estate move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherife
Loist
Barnes Place
Coshocton
Woman recounts fear and flight before Boston fire
Mrs Preddish, escaping the Chelsea fire, tells Times reporters of the horrors and losses. She describes smoke and flames marching through Chelsea, the chaotic flight toward Boston, supply wagons and horses dying near her belongings, and the relief as churches and hotels opened for shelter. Dynamite and oil fires fueled the blaze. many buildings were saved only by drastic actions.
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Bastan
Chelsea High School
Tieh
Boston
Tish
Boston Harbor
Boton
Tish Ata
The Jumping Off Place and Dr King's New Discovery
A fractured ad-like notice promotes Dr. King's New Discovery as a remedy for coughs colds and pneumonia prevention. It cites George Maore of Grimesland North Carolina as a patient and claims the product cured him after initial 1 bottle, with trial bottles offered free through local druggists and dealers.
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CGLE
Anderson
Conhocton
C. M. Ferguson
The Abuse of the Automobile Recounts Public Frustration
Fragment from The Automobile of To-morrow by Fierbert Ladd Towle discusses why people dislike cars due to abuse and danger. It contrasts appealing driving with a reckless dervish, notes a wary elderly lady's fear, and stresses social friction over automobile risk. Married at Parsonage: William Herman and Mia Jakinda Beheets wed quietly at the German Evangelical parsonage with Rev Jaeger officiating.
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Ami
Vate
Suen Jaragons
Fierbert Ladd Towle
William Herman
Keene Township
Mia
Tickets On Train Will Cost More
Circulars signed by Pennsy officials in this state set new rules after June death. Passengers boarding trains without tickets face extra charges beyond regular fares. Law requires trains to be open thirty minutes before departure. Hearing on case Gage heard at Warne Laughlin with attorneys Roche Merrell in attendance.
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Pennsy
Gage
George Roche
Wil Merrell
C. B. Hont
E. Maya
Regeek
Walker
Warnew
Laughlin
Gremee
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Roney
Warren McCann
Nicholas
Warman
Lewis
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Fred Crave
Starrett
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Handel
John Lippincott
Coggins
Jones
Thomas
Woodbridge
Outville
Winters
Utica
Kntsely
Kirkpatrick
M Patton
Nickels
J. C. Glover
Janesville
Magee
Snider
Feu
Garrett
Roach
Delephime
Baird
Wright
Griffeths
Miss Ayers
Carla Griffeths
Edith Liumb
Ethel Cooper
Stevenson
Stump
Lennert
Dorsey
Beem
Pfeffer
Armstrong
Jennie Bryant
Starville
Sinnett
Little
Pond
Miss Howe
Misa Nichol
Robinson
Belford
Vernon
Baldwin
Adams Milla
Nina Mills
Laura Smith
Grey
Margaret Scott
Mary Scott
New Concord
Rev. Awenbauga
Purdy
Mis
Paden
Norwich
Mechlin
Fredericktown
Taylor
Steele
Muskingum
Compton
Georgia Bell
A. McCann
Riley
Stitt
Clark
Casey
Murray
Warsaw
Mrs. Gamble
Brillhart
Alten
LeRoy
Indian Farm
Fox
Ds. King
C. BE. Andersen
Marty Wade
C. B. Burr
Columba
Tommy Foster
Tate
Oxfords
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Wheeling
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