Presbytery Names Clergy For Keene Clark And Dresden
The Zanesville Presbytery session closed after two days with officers elected and ministers assigned. Rev Wright to New Lexington Roseville and Uaity, Rev Block to Keene and Clark, Rev Meyers to High Hill and Mt Zion, D W Mcleod assigned to Dresden church. Charles O Bannon reelected trustee for five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gracville
Zanesville
M. &. Wright
New Lexigton
Roseville
Uaity
Block
Keene and Clark
J. W. Meyers
High Hill
Mt Zion
D. W. Mcleod
Western Seminary
Allegheny
Dresden
City of the Dead at Valley View Warsaw
A new cemetery project near Warsaw named Valley View plans a parklike layout with drives walks and trees. Trustees led by W J Fisher oversee lots sales with prices rising after the first hundred plots, aiming to provide orderly, cared-for burials and preserving records for posterity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Coshocton
Esquire
D. F Laughlin
Wagner
J W Rhaw
John W. Stanton
M. Crawford
J J Fisher
W. J. Fisher
JL W Stanton
Hays
W. J. Walker
W. J. Park
Simmon
River
Stone Cat
Tote
Meightertood
W. J. Ap
Fragmentary note on council allowing fields and soil to be saved
A fragmented passage refers to permitting the village council to save the hearts of beauti ful fields and fertile soil by cutting out the best of it. The text hints at preservation actions tied to local governance and land. It remains unclear and lacks concrete names or dates.
Oak Grove social notes and local visits dated April
Oak Grove reports a community booster event for the Grange. Misses Mabel Sebumaker and Leona Roberts visited Mrs. Ben Redard near Lafayette. Mrs Anthony Lennon hosted Charity and Ellen Norris Thursday. Mrs John Hamilton, Mrs Will Boyd, and Mrs Curtis Boyd attended. Charles and Anna Mizer returned from Lafayette visit with friends. Wyrner visiting Prat relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove
Grange
Mabel Sebumaker
Leona Roberts
Ben Redard
Lafayette
Anthony Lennon
Charity
Ellen Norris
John Hamilton
Will Boyd
Curtis Boyd
Charles
Anna Mizer
Dee. Wyrner
Prat
Plainfield's 2nd Commencement Honors Five Graduates
The second annual Plainfield high school commencement is set for Friday evening May eighth in the M. P. church. Five graduates are Inez Newton Wilber M Williams Rebecca J Magness Frederick A Hootman and Mary L Scarborough with maroon and white colors. The baccalaureate sermon will be preached May third by Rev S M Hunt. Welch er Male quartet of Coshocton provides music. The program includes invocations and five orations led by the graduates plus a class prophesy and diploma presentations by Jos A Platt with benediction by Rev S M Hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield High School
M. P
Inez Newton
Wilber M. Williams
Rebecca J. Magness
Frederick A. Hootmant
Mary
Scarborough
M Hunt
Welcher Male Quartete
Coshocton
NM. E. Hewett
Wilbur M. Williams
Frederick A. Hoolman
Mary L. Scarborough
Henry G Willams
Jos. A. Platt
Som, Hunt
Cyrus Elder Dies In a Sanatorium
Cyrus Elder, age not stated, died at a Columbus sanatorium after four to five years’ residence there. His health failed for years and his wife and son J T Elder remained in Columbus during his stay. He is survived by his wife and son and by Prof BE W. teder of Boulder Colo, De Woo J. Elder of Morristown Pa, Harry Bilder of Putshore, Clyde Elder of Wyoming, and Nora and Esther of Denver. The formerato was held in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elder
Columbus
J. T Elder
Mr. Elder
Prof
BE. W. Teder
Boulder
Colo
de. Woo J. Elder
Morristown
Harry Bilder
Putshore
Clyde Elder
Wyoming
Nora and
Esther
Denver
Farmers busy sowing oats at West Bedford this spring
West Bedford April 22 farm life details farmers sow oats as Clifford Adams of New Lexington Easter visits, Mrs Martha Pavis of Coshocton stays with niece Mrs Sam Hains, Howlett and Fred of Coshocton share Easter with Adams family. A S Underwood returns to Coshocton after visiting parents. Mr and Mrs Jense Lacklan of Delaware visit B F Jones. Local school plans an evening entertainment at the Ml church on Wednesday April 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bedford
Clifford Adama
New Lexington
Martha Pavis
Coshocton
Sam Hains
Dimes Howlett
Aow
Fred
A. S. Underwood
Jacob Adams
Jense Lacklan
Delaware
Ohio
B. F. Jones
Mother and Son in Crown of Memory and Farewell
A nostalgic verse memoir describes a mother embracing her son before he leaves home, sorrow at a grave, and a child’s recollection of family love. Mixed reflections follow on daily life, politics, and a humorous note about poetry. The piece blends personal elegy with light musings about modern life and the poet’s past.
Interurban Work Aims From Cleveland to Orrville
Zanesville Ohio April reports A J Breitinger of Cleveland outlines plans for an interurban line from Cleveland to Orrville next summer with eventual extension to Coshocton Zanesville and Elyria All funding secured and bids for 52 miles Cleveland Orrville to be let June 4 targeting completion before next spring Orrville Coshocton segment to start before fall right of way delays noted between Zanesville and Coshocton Farmers may be offered concessions if agreements fail The line promises a three and a half hour Cleveland city run once finished Married couple Ernest J Harper and Carrie M Hughes of Nelie were married Wednesday evening at Campbell hotel Third Street with Rev Robertson officiating
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
A. Brettinger
Cleveland
Orrville
Coshocian
Dle
Brooklyn
Coshocton
Elyria
Theltinger
Aanesvile
Coshecton
Zanceville
Thi City
Milas Carrie M. Hughes
Nellie
Ino Campbell Hotel
Third
Fifteen-Year-Old Couple Elopes From Newcomerstown
Roland Stocker aged 18 and Hazel Rees aged 15 eloped from Newcomerstown to Covington Kentucky where they were married on Monday. They have returned home and announced the marriage. The groom is a son of Ira Stocker and the bride a daughter of Philip Kees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gire
Newcomerstown
Roland Stocker
Hazel Rees
Covington
Ira Stocker
Philip Kees
Plainfield Bus Line Opens With Regular Passenger Service
Ben Houtman bought the old Plainfield back and the gray horse of G W Lane and will run a regular passenger and package bus line on Tuesdays Fridays and Saturdays at popular prices. Postmaster Cae walks on crutches after spraining his knee leading a cow. Mrs Albert Reading and Laure Stiner traveled to Cleveland for optician services. Clay and Kittie Sibley departed for Washington state Tuesday, with Carle Leslie hosting a small gathering Saturday. John Criswell reached his seventy fifth birthday with all living children and grandchildren present. Ben Shafer and family of Coshocton joined in a group photo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
Ben Houtman
Clay
Kittie Sibley
State of Washington
John Criswell
Ben Shafer
Coshocton
Ben Willams
Local Notes From Fresno and Surrounding Areas
Fresno April 28 Miss Hahn of Baltic showcases millinery goods. Harve Leavengood and wife of Canal Dover visit. Miss Mabel Park returns from Bellaire. Forest and Ivy Leech of Bakersville spend Sunday with the Davises. Ed Shoemaker visits his sister Mrs Geo Geese. Paul Harrisberger of Somerdale visits his brother. Rev Morrixhaa heads to Wathen ding where daughter Edith is ill with meagirs at grandparents home. Royal Neighbors of America grouped their five Tuesday night event. Miss Victoria Mizer of Bakersville visits Miss Bernice Ham in Alton. Mrs John Gardner and Ella move to West Lafayette Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresno
Hahn
Baltic
Harve Leavengood
Canal Dover
Mabel Park
Bellaire
Forest
Ivy Leech
Bakersville
Elmore Davis
Ed Shoemaker
Geo. Geese
Paul Harrisberger
Somerdale
Rev
Morrixhaa
Wathending
Edith
America
Victoria Mizer
Bernice Ham
Alton
John Gardner
Ella
West Lafayette
From the Children’s Point of View in Race and Procreation
Christine Terhune Herrick argues in Women’s Home Companion that parental motives for having children center on personal happiness and fulfillment. She questions patriotism as a motive and says many see children as investments benefiting society, not as moral imperatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Terhune Herrick
May Woman's Home Companion
Banter couple relocate Begesbeld goods to Boeton
Mr and Mrs T C Banter move Begesbeld goods to Boeton where they expect a feature to mark their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Banter
Boeton
Death claims War Veteran Saac Ross in Coshocton
Isaac Ros, a well known Coshocton veteran, died at 64 from cancer at his home on Chestnut and Tenth. A 21 year resident, he served four years in the Union Army including Vicksburg Shiloh and Chattanooga and Sherman’s march to the sea. Survived by wife and two children, he led the G A R post as commander and ran a grocery on East Chestnut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Ros
Coshocton
Chestnut
Tenth Streets
Mr. Ross
William
John McNeil
Ross
Co. H
30Th
Ohio
Vicksburg
Shiloh
Chattanooga
Sherman
G. A. R. Post
Dresden Man Gore Dies After Sudden Heart Trouble
Herman R. Gore prominent Dresden dry goods merchant died Wednesday afternoon from a sudden heart attack. He had not been in good health for six months and had been at his place of business earlier that day. Born at Adamsville many years ago, he is survived by his widow and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman R. Gore
Dresden
Mr. Gore
Adamsville
West Lafayette Brother Donates Blood in Surgery
A West Lafayette man named Frank Wagoner traveled to Cleveland with the goal of saving his brother C L Wagoner. In one operation doctors opened an artery and connected it to his brother with a quart of blood transfused from the healthy donor. C L Wagoner suffered a hemorrhage Sunday followed by multiple complications, but the surgery was deemed the only possible means to save his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C L Wagoner
Frank Wagoner
West Lafayette
Cleveland
CG. L. Wagoner
Isleta News Items Lively Local Notes
Isleta community items list visitors and moves including Jack Stewart visiting Ragland and John Stewart, Mrs Porter from Trier visiting son Frank, Mrs Baker and family with Mrs Vensel, Charley Vensel and Wilbur in Newark, Yafe Caton moving his saw mill, Sunday school set at M P Chica with T. W. Culbertson, Honard Beeks taking daughter to Mount Carmel hospital for procedure, Madison McCohm calling on friends in Columbus.
Amended Petition Filed in Edw Adams vs Knieht Case
The second amended petition has been filed in the common pleas court case of Edw Adams versus William T Knieht. The filing pertains to the Cave matter arising from the Premium Co litigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Edw. Adams
William T. Knieht
Premium Co
Pension Granted for Harriet Baker of Coshocton
Congressman Ashbrook secured passage in the House for a special pension bill granting Mrs. Harriet Baker of Coshocton twelve dollars monthly. Her husband served 89 days and was barred under general statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashbrook
House of Representatives
Harriet Baker
Coshocton
Neighborhood Favorite endorses Electric Bitters in Harbor Maine
Mrs BH D Charles of Harbor Maine praises Electric Bitters as a neighborhood favorite and recommends it for quick relief from dyspepsia nervousness weakness and debility. She notes its blood improving tonic effects and urges its use as a spring medicinal aid under guarantee at local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BH. D. Charles
Harbor
Maine
C. B Andersen's
Cockecton
C. M. Fergusons Ree
Greg Steren
Walhonding School Exercises Impress Teachers and Students
The Walhonding schools held an evening program praised for its maturity and practicality. Principal M. J. Almack and Miss Margaret Severna led a diverse lineup including George Klein’s principal address and a West Bedford quartet performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walhonding
M. J. Almack
Margaret Severna
Jorney George Klein
West Bedford
T. W. Cornell
Barton Williams
Opal Fox
Liang
Floyd Mumaw
Eva Gamble
Anna Broxton
Hardy
Burdetts Oxle
Jackson Williams
Zella Baker
Frank Solander
Mary Lapp
George Klein
Real Estate Transfers From a 19th Century Ohio Ledger
A compilation of parcel transfers including Mary Saxton to Wm Jones for part of Ca singnam’s land in Coshocton and Tuscarawas, at $60, Edward B Crawford to Adaline Hare for Jot 111 in Tuscarawas township at $900, Frank Brightmen to Edna Speck and Mary Gamble for Coshocton lots 18 and 19 at $2500, and multiple other deeds. Transactions cover Coshocton, Tuscarawas, Linton, Jefferson, Franklin, and Monroe townships with prices ranging from $1 to $31000, detailing grantees, grantors, and parcel identifiers such as lots, acres, and quarter sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Saxton Et
Wm. Jones
Singnam's
Aid
Coshocton
Edward
Crawford
Adaline Hare
Tuscarawas
Frank Brightmen
Edna DB. Speck
Mary A. Gamble
Susan Walrover
Thomas LeReultey
Roscoe
John A. West
Chas, Foy West Pt
Annie Lennon
L. B. Foster
Ellen Allen
Minnie
Grace Allen
Lot
East Union
Minnie and
Isabelle Johnson
H. A. Sicker
Mollie
Laura Sangster EK
Tafayette
Josephine Forney
John
Frank Forney
Linton
Mandhel Atkinson
Calvin Smith Pt
Isleta
Damen Sykes
Edw
Uffner
Franklin
James ©. McEloney
Frank Keifer
Jefferson
Kienny Roshrig
Abner
Abner Roaniig
Willa H. Young
I. Lyburger
Hilton Baker
Lao
Monroe
Huon Baker
Charen Ot Christ
Spring Mountain
Beth Bhaw
Jerry Sbrycek
Seth Bhaw
Lafayette
R. B. Caldwell
Waike
Linden
Cuas
W. Lows
Mahala Mavehee
Ricketts
Ceskoeion
Adamsville set for three high school graduates
Adamsville will celebrate three graduates from Adamsville High School this year. The students are Roy Johnson, Campbell Schroyer, and Homer Shrigley. Commencement will be Saturday night May 9 at the town hall. J D Nulton will preach the baccalaureate sermon Sunday evening May 3. Prof B B Smock of Dresden will deliver the class address. Also noted is drilling work on John M Ross farm near Otsego by Spindler and Shufflin, starting a third well after delays in the first two holes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamsville High School
Roy Johnson
Campbell Schroyer
Homer Shrigley
Hey
J. D. Nulton
B. B. Smock
Dresden
Luther R. Moore & Co
John M. Ross
Otsego
Spindler & Shufflin
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve praised by Manilla carpenter
Lopez of Manilla declares Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured many severe cuts and saved him pain and money. The salve heals burns sores ulcers fever sores eczema and piles. Available for 25 cents at C B Anderson, C M Ferguson, Roscoe druggists and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lopez
Manilla
Bucklen
C. B. Anderson
M. Ferguson
Roscoe
Local Notes From Keene April Meeting and Death
Keene April meeting notices for Ladies Missionary Society at the Presbyterian church Thursday 4 p m and April 30. Mud Schoolhouse pie social Wednesday night grossed 17 20. John Beall teaches. N R Endsley attended Newark Presbytery this week. Jacob Stillenbaur bought eight farm horses from Hoaglands Wednesday. Miss Blanch Karr visited cousins Jonh and Francis Karr Tuesday. Little Mitchell Pew and Mrs G Is Cooper improving. Master Dement Cooper helps grandma Cooper. Death of Mrs Isabelle McKensie at her home near Oller Lake Michigan from stroke. sister Martha Daugherty and brother Andrew Karr formerly lived in Coshocton county. Also note on Gertrude remedy advertising a cure for pains in back, urinary, bladder or kidney troubles from Mother Gray Co LeRoy MD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. G. Is Cooper
Dement Cooper
Cooper
Isabelle McKensie
Oller Lake
Mich
Also Mentioned on This Page
Presbytery
Keene, Clark and
Cyrus Elder
Heros
Cupid
Michigan
A. J. Breitinger
Jane
Lane
Bay State
Death
W. Lafayette
Castoria Alwayrs
Labedett
Keene
Mother Grays
Druggters
Mall
Mother Gray Co
LeRoy, M. D
Punteetwes
Abk
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