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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1906
Page
7
In the Knox county divorce filing Emanuel Thal v Eva Dia the defendant Eva Dia answers denying local court jurisdiction. She also denies all plaintiff allegations and claims Thal has failed to pay $10 monthly alimony from a November 1903 Knox county decree. She asks the case be discharged.
West Lafayette items note J L Rogers and Miss Georgia Familton’s class picnic at Wolfe’s grave last Thursday. Local visits include Mr and Mrs John McNary and son Paul from Coshocton. A new photo gallery opened by Mr King from Port Washington. Eleven join the M E church. Anna Marx’s class gave an instrumental recital in town hall. Also reported: Rev Samuel Stewart from Mansfield preaching, lightning kills seven sheep, a horse lost, a birth at Bhaw’s, and several social events at CHIH picnic and Wagoner’s grate. Kented’s Laxative Honey and Tar advertised by C E Anderson.
Cambridge Aus 10 The various committees for the 27th annual Pennyroyal reunion in Gardiner's grove near Parview have completed work. Prominent speakers include Congressman and Mrs. Nhee Lone worth of Cheiman and Gen. Hayes. The reunion promises a larger program with many addresses by notable figures. Other speakers listed include General Wo, O B Brown, Hon James Th Williams, and many more. Also notice drug advertisement for Rhew and Rh Hall tonic at 2936 Olive Ave.
Four days after a May 1904 Ladies' Home Journal attack, Dr Pierce's company sued for libel. A April trial ruled the Journal's claims false and vindicated the Favorite Prescription, awarding Pierce $16,000 before a possible new trial. Dr Smith testified ingredients were sourced from native Golden Seal and endorsed by standard medical authorities.
Prof A C McDonald will replace W H Everhardt on the Coshocton county board of examiners effective August 31, with a three year term starting September. A Republican, he is a veteran educator with degrees from Anticon College Wooster and Ohio Northern University. His early career included Virginia township New Moscow Conesville and Roscoe schools, where he raised standards and led the Roscoe schools as principal.
Report notes a rough caucus last Friday in Warsaw with a debated com mitermin and clashes over votes. Delegates Angus, W. H. Everhardt, W. R. Willis, Jason M Cochran, El ot Lawson, Samuel Weller and William Car tun were chosen for the county convention to shape the labor interest. Probate Judge Donley states factions in West Carliste and Piscetown have a boundary agreement for a new Special School District and will present before the judge Thursday for approval.
On Thursday the Mattingly Settlement mission under Rev Father Tuinne of Drewden will mark the gulden mealververy of its founding. The Drewden parish hosts the event with Father ynan of the Coser noted in the church circle.
The Ohio State Board of Agriculture prepares for the annual exposition at Columbus Fair Grounds September 4 through 7. This year’s Grange Reunion on September 5 and 6 will host out of state speakers, with mornings for social and fraternal functions and afternoons for music recitations and addresses. The event promotes Grange education and community fellowship, inviting all members to attend and witness arts and sciences on display.
Jurors from the Dickerson case rebut statements reported Friday in a city newspaper. They describe a picnic held the previous week as a social reunion planned two weeks before the trial ended. Juror claims no discussion of testimony occurred that day and that families were invited to socialize.
The Bethlehem township Sunday school convention at Prasri Chapel featured an all day program with speakers Lee Hy Whitcraft Turner and Rev Carnes. Presiding Elder W. Hy Nehton and treasurer Mrs. Moo Buried presided as members traveled to Met Vewnon and Coshocton with attendees returning home after a day of papers and talks on care for the Sunday school and youth outreach.
Ohio State Fair in Columbus features a modern matadamized roadway exhibit under State Highway Commissioner Sam Huston. The 400 by 230 foot roadway demonstrates limestone layers, glacial boulders, and rolling. daily demonstrations run September 3 to 7 with Huston explaining each step. Also showcased are OSU dairy exhibits including butter and cheese art and a Photeia milking machine in operation.
Horses of all classes from farmers will be sold without reserve at noon. Includes speed draught coach roadsters and matched pairs plus extra large feeders mares and geldings. Consignments welcome with no stall charges. contact W. M. Smith at Smith's Drug & Book Store Citizens Phone 11 Bell 256 for details or to consign.
Attorney General Wade H. Ellis states that in districts with levies too low to fund a $48 monthly teacher minimum, the board may be compelled to levy anew. The rule excludes districts with too low enumeration. The law aimed to use state aid, but no appropriation exists. Teachers cannot be forced to perform janitor duties. Ohio law allows dismissal of schools for holidays with no pay deductions.
Ill luck comes to John Amacher during the past week as a horse was taken by two runaway women and later a cow choked on green apples. Amacher tried to relieve the cow with a broom handle, breaking it and leaving fragment in the stomach. a safer method is advised using a wooden block and mallet to crush the obstruction.
County commissioners opened bids today at one o clock for the Nelson bridge over Walhending at Bix Island. Bidders include Champion Bridge Co and Central Concrete Construction Co with varied flooring options. Sub-structure bids feature J N Norman West Lafayette and Buxton and McVey Walheading among others.
Washington Aug 11 Foster's Weather Bulletin outlines disturbances and warm and cool waves expected to cross the continent from mid August. Predictions cover Pacific coast, Rockies, central valleys, and eastern states with multiple timings and notes on rain, drought, and possible September frosts.
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