Campaign for better roads in Ohio state area
The Ohio State Board of Commerce and the Ohio State Grange launch a joint campaign to improve highways across the state. A new committee led by George W. Latimer and S. E. Strode will push changes to highway laws, seeking state aid increases and revised cost shares for counties and townships.
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American Press Telegram
Columbus
Ohio State Board of Commerce
Ohio State Grange
Ohio
State Grange
T. C. Laylin
Norway
D. E. Dunham
Lebanon
L. G. Spencer
Latimer
F. A. Derthick
Mantua
8. E. Strode
Pennsville
Good Roads Committee
Geo. W. Latimer
W. P. Murray
Cleveland
A. L. Spitzer
Toledo
E. M. Ayers
Zanesville
C. P. Dyar
Marietta
George W. Lattimer
E. Strode
Oni State Board of Commerce
Sam Huston
Hhhway
Apd
Hishways
Olehway Department
Joint Committee
General Assembly
Lous
Finest Exhibition in Its History at Ohio State Fair
The Ohio State Fair and Industrial Exposition opens its seventh annual show with a strong lineup. Captain A Roy Knabenshue will demonstrate a passenger airship daily, alongside a new county headquarters building for Mome Camara. The event promises expanded machinery displays, concerts, vaudeville, and multiple attractions expected to draw a record crowd.
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A. Roy Knabenshue
Mome Camara
Ohio
Cometus
Hlat
Moisattia
Navemator
Chioana
Buckeye
County Headquarters Building to Open at Fair Grounds
Announcement that a county Headquarters building will be established on the fair grounds to provide a common meeting place for county residents. Details available by writing To. 1, Cusvurt, see refaty, Cotutalots.
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Erly
Fire Rips Through Asbury Norman Barn Destruction
A barn fire near Asbury Norman heavily damages a large barn as neighbors report the blaze spreading to nearby sheds. Fire crews respond, estimating major loss, with family away at the time. Insurance covers part of the damage under the Granged Mutual company. Investigators determine it started in the failing structure and look into wind conditions and nearby compartments for cause.
Lawn fete and local visits fill weekend notices
An itemized note lists a Saturday lawn fete at a High Lawn, with attendees from Coshoctagy and nearby areas. Distinct family visits are noted including Mr and Mrs Walter Cocaran, Mr and Mrs F C Welling, and Mrs Edtells of Newark. Revival services are announced for Sunday evening at the M E Church with Lucy Lovett in Coshocton.
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Tan
Frank Smiti
Fradsys
B.owe
Fred Smith
Wastensile
Walter Cocaran
Trinway
F.C. Welling
Edtells
Newark
Jon Cark
M. EB
Lucy Lovett
Coshocton
Pioneer Passes in Keene Township Name Beall
Taverton Beall an elderly Keene Township resident died at his Keene home on Monday July 22 at age 85 years six months and six days. Born near Cadiz Harrison County he moved to Coshocton County 56 years ago and lived in Keene since retirement 13 years ago. A farmer and active church member he joined the Presbyterian church at 18 and served as an elder for many years. He was married three times and survived by a daughter Mrs John Adams of Keene two more daughters, three grandchildren and three great grandchildren, plus two brothers.
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Liverton Beall
Keene Township
Taverton Beall
Keene
Beir
Harrison County
Cadiz
Coshoeton County
Tige
Beall
Presbyterian Thurch
Elizabeth Atkinaga
Pennsylvania
Anon
John Adams
Hepsibah Adams
Cochran
New Guilford
Hiram
Coshocton
Herbert
Lafayet's
B. L. Adams
Chicago
Parker Adams
Earl Shannon
Keane Township
Epworth League Social at Ulman Home in Spring Mountain
Epworth League of the M E church will host a social at the Ulman home on Saturday evening July 27. Attendees include Howard Moore and guests from nearby towns, with a festive lighter menu and a birthday surprise for Gail Ulman.
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Spring Mountain
Howard Moore
Memphis
Louisa Hagelbarger
Arthur Worffe
Coshocton
Hagelbarger
Edw
Krownapple
Danrive
Traum
Walhonding
Ruth McNeal
Hoopston
Lucile
Warsaw
W. J. Krownapple
Millersburg
Epworth League
M. E. Cinrelh
H. W. Ulman
Carnally
Mo W. Ulman
Gail
Wilmer Autpateh
Ford Fisher
Pant Mamontree
John Tlampanteee
Walter Krownapple Day Swaith
Chales Wamontres
Miss Verne Williamson
Rena Dey
Aling Worlfle
Lucile Mc Neal
Wiha Ainspaugh
Ruth Mc Nee
Local Visitors and Family News From Franklin Station
Franklin Station notes a string of summer visits and family gatherings. Iowa visitors Mr and Mrs Wilson Starkey stay with Geo Carter and Mrs Adams’ family. Coshocton residents Mr and Mrs George Shuarn join relatives. John Clark and children spend Sunday with his sister. Catllton native Nellie Hass visits. Visting from Cones vee include Mr and Mrs Crawford. Falch Dusenbery and Dolph Dusenbery families host guests. Levi McRawland and Mrs Tage West host and Misses Agnes Carter Sadie Clark and Clementza Clark return home after visits with Coombe bdige. McDonald family of Masene visit Stace McDonald.
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Franklin Station
Mere
Wilson Starkey
Iowa
Geo
Carter
Mes
Adams
Chil Won
Coshocton
Mas Gea
Shuarn
John Clark
Speal Sanday
Hate Clark
Neilie Hass
Catltan
Paes
Vre Crawford
Conesvee
Mies Falch Dusenbery
Coshoo ‘Oro Ospo
Mroo
Mra Dolph Dusenbery
Levi McRawland
Cosaoeten
Sithdas
Mrograd
Tage West
Agnes Carter
Sadie Clark
Clemenza Clark
Trends Coombe Bdige
McDonald
Masene
Stace McDonald
Local Rural Notes and Visitation at Union Church
Tunnel Hill Tungetai reports farmers cutting hay as July near, Thea delivers a fine sermon at Union church then dines at William Sproutt's. Attendees at a WW and a thank offering service for Mrs Buck of Pittsburgh, visiting her daughter Mrs Bryan, return home. Mrs Jane Joimeon visits Warsaw. Abo Kegiteh in Comboc. J. T. Thompson in Benday.
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Tungetai
Farmera
Res Thea
Wiliam Sproutt
Zur On
Lo the Aranen
Sally Marshall returns from vacation travels across state lines
Sally Miss Sara Marshall has returned from vacation with her sister Mrs. James Clark near Warsaw. Numerous locals, including Mrs. Sam Bordenkircher, Miss Elizabeth Wilson, Miss Winnie McVey, and others, to spend time visiting relatives in Cleveland, Zanesville, Canton, Adams Mills, Warsaw, and West Lafayette. Several couples noted for weekend trips, hotel drivers, and travelers to Chautauqua and Fresno.
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Sally
Sara Marshall
James Clark
Warsaw
Sam Bordenkircher
Cleveland
George Bordenkircher
John Weaver
Marcella Bordenkircher
Band
Battle
George Caton
F. D. Cutter
Canton
A. M. Compton
Samuel Gamble
Lakes
Elizabeth Wilson
Winnie McVey
Zanesville
Chester Lamb
Robert 4. Crawford
Adams Mills
Daisy Strauss
Emma Wright
Shafer Smith
Guy Rodgers
Jease Bordenkircher
C. Henry Fenner
Indianapolis
J. Ed. Kline
Standen Hotel
Afred Simpson
Mecca Hotel
Utica
Wathending
William Shumaker
O. J. Hhaff Wen
Fresno
Agness Carroll
Chautauqua
Frank E. Karr
Columbus
Mer
T. W. Miller
Raide
Harry Smart
Cleve
Co Hvidson
Laura Mayer
W. Rose
Park Avenue
Calvin Merrell
Nelson
Springfield proposal for cooking and sewing school
Henry Hart, a member of the Springfield education group, urged establishing a cooking and sewing school before the meeting. He argued a well fed wife would head off marital strife and that such a kitchen program could prevent divorces, presenting the idea as a social reform aimed at stabilizing homes.
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Springfield
Henry C.harter
Town Residents Go About Busy Day on Local Streets
A flurry of morning activity is noted as residents travel to visits in nearby towns and camps. Miss Adda Merrell joins a Port Washington camping party while Charles Smith travels from Columbus for a town stay. Numerous locals, including Mr. and Mrs. James Brown, Al Lindenbaugh, and Mrs. F. R. Martin, undertake visits to cities such as New Philadelphia, Wheeling, Philadelphia, and Marietta, with several planning trips to Toronto and Steubenville.
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L. P. Gallagher
Margaret
East
Maine
Philadelphia
New York
Ruth Finnern
Chicago
Ethel Wimmer
Vine Street
Joseph Johnson
Snyder
Seventh Regiment
Zanesville
Foster
Tranway
Merrell Smith
Newark
Robinson
Marietta
Coshocton
Phillips
Violet
Newcomerstown
Chas. Phillips
Fred Lorenz
Tamp Black
Walhonding
Charles Broome
Sidney
W.is. Barnett
Alec Laird
East Chestnut Street
James Spencer
Toronto
Darcag Pumphreys
Justice Wimmer
Margaret Laird
Steubenville
Grace Moore visits Pittsburg. lawn social planned Aug 19
Miss Grace Moore of Pittsburg vacations with T. J. Hedington in Chestnut Ridge. Ross Lawrence spent a day in Newark. Billott's Chapel people will hold a lawn social in the church yard Saturday evening Aug. 19. Numerous Karr, Duncan and West family members and friends joined Mrs. Hedington for a day with Grace Moore.
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Chestnut Ridge
Grace Moore
Pittsburg
T. J. Hedington
Ross Lawrence
Newark
Billott’'s Chapel
Hedington
Jane Karr
Bickle
Mary Duncan
Thomas
Joan
Willam Duncan
Susie Duncan
Carrie West
West Lafayette
Amanda Duncan
Fatiny Chase
Wm. Bickle
W. D. Karr
Frank Karr
John Karr
Karr
Carlos Lawrence
T. K. Finlay
Grate Moore
Wakatomika Social Notes and Local Gatherings
July social life includes dinner hosts Miss Pearl Nethers and gatherings with Essie Moore May McKee Lulu McConnell Leona McKee. Sermon by Rev Haas reports an excellent Sunday. Households host visiting relatives amid hay and wheat harvest activity. Womans Foreign Missionary Society to meet at Mrs Morrison Dickiers home on July 24. Rev Wass and family visit Mr and Mrs C L Garret. Weltha Anderson visiting grandmother Mrs Tabitha Mr Farland.
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Wakatomika
Pearl Nethers
Essie Moore
May McKee
Lulu McConnell
Leona McKee
Haas
Jeat
Pearl Stanford
Nelle Huff
Carl Huff
Roscoe
Womans Foreign Missionary Society
Morrison Dickiers
Party in Honor of Little Guests in Ark July 24
A local note from Ark reports a small party hosted by Mrs G W Murray for her young guests Miss Stélia Myers and Miss Zelpha Murray of Blissfield. Attendees included Irene Kaser Grace Guthrie Blanch Guthrie Irma Ostora Percea Ostora Flossie Sutherland Ollie Kaser Ella Lanham and Ethel Lanham. Refreshments were served with Mrs Murray assisted by Mrs Jonathan Maser and Eric Rutherland.
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Ark
J. Myser
Coshoe-ton
Mra
Steadman
Michigan
Stemiman
Angles Commission
G. W Murray
Misa Stélia Myers
Mixy Zelpha Murray
Blissfield
Irene Kaser
Grace
Blanch Guthrie
Pini Irma
Percea Ostora
Flossie Sutherland
Ollie Kaser
Ella
Ethel Lanham
Murray
Jonathan Maser
Eric Rutherland
For Sale Farm Near Newcomerstown Ohio
Fine 40 acre farm two miles north of Newcomerstown Ohio with view of the Ohio and Maumee River area. Sold by Mex Realty Co Newcomerstown Ohio. Contact Newcomerstown Ohio listings for details and price.
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Newcomerstown
Ohio
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