Personal Mentions From Monday’s Daily
Local notes list Frank McQuummant of West Latay district treasurer of the Reverend League in Uhrichsville attending the Epworth League session to discuss Our Finances and host a round table. Several residents visit family, travel to Cleveland and Wooster, or attend meetings and shopping, including Mrs. Eckert in Hagersville and Miss Rosie Lousinger of Warsaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McQummant
West Latayetm
Ehot
Reverdh Leagué
Uhrichsville
Newcomerstown
Epworth
Finaeces
Mra
B. P. Scott
New Philadelphia
A. S. Rippeta
Scott
Citizens Netdosal Bank
Tuscarawas County
Soo
Thomson
Cleveland
Thia Morateag
Wheeling
Nicholas
Wooster
Meering
E. G. Eckert
Farafly
Heme
Br. Eckert
Hagersville
Gee. Beck
Big Island Bridge
Hard
Lovize Vreder
Tots City
Rosie Lousinger
Warsaw
J. M. Pengally
Mire
Pengally
Clara Olney
Seventh Street
Wetlington
A. GO. Price
Cadiz
Allormey
Merrell
Bloomfield
Local Socials and Business Moves in Small Town
Paris Sipota and Weet Lafayette hosts note Miss Rosie Stiles Bertha Bible of Wareaw in town Mrs Hensel from Wareew returns from Newcomerstown J Keiser from Newcomerstown Hens of Newcomertown H J Bennett visiting Martetts Helen Scherer visiting Canton Charles Gosser went to Pittsburg on business Liogd Staats to Fremont Captain Hayes from Warsaw in city Meek Company convention attendee Richardson from Zanesville for Meek company event F E Pomerone to Columbus for Outhwaite funeral Mrs Mary Wilson Warsaw guest of daughter Miss Leora Wilson Anna Lang returned from Newark Anna Burton back from Kentucky Cincinnati trip
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Paris
Sipota
Coshveton
Weet Lafayette
Rosie Stiles
Bertha Bible
Wareaw
Hensel
Wareew
Newcomerstown
J. Keiser
Henry Hees
Newcomere Town
H. J. Bennett
Martetts
Helen Scherer
Canton
Charles Gosser
Pittsburg
Chas. LaSerre
Baltimore
Meek Company
Liogd Staats
Fremont
Captain Hayes
Warsaw
Richardson
Zanesville
F. E. Pomerone
Columbus
Congressman Outhwaite
Mary Wilson
Leora Wilson
Anna Lang
Newark
Anna Burton
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Poultry Show Seeks Farmers for 400 to 500 Birds
Farmers are urged to enter poultry and eggs as prices rise. Those with flocks should select birds and ship or deliver to the superintendent. L. H. Smith, secretary, Killbuck, Ohio, will mail premium lists and entry blanks. Even if not entering, attendees should come to support the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eges
L. H. Smith
Mit
Prominent Fresno Contractor Dies After Stroke
Misher a well known carpenter and contractor of Fresno died from a paralytic stroke suffered a week earlier. He was over fifty five and lived near New Bedford and Chit. He leaves a wife and one daughter Mrs MW Steffee of East Main Street. Funeral services will be held Friday at ten in the United Presbyterian church with Rev R C McCrea officiating. Interment will be in Radovadow cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misher
Fresno
New Bedford
Steffee
East Main Street
Radovdow Cemetery
John Phillips Passes Away at North Third Street Home
John Phillips aged TF years died of heart trouble at 9 30 Monday evening at his North Third Street home. A German-born worker, he was known in the city for handling straw at the paper mill and later did small odd jobs. Survived by wife Elisa Wisenburg two sons Charles and William and two daughters Mrs James Gau mer of Wheeling and Mrs Gee Wagoner of Pittsburg. One son George was fatally scalded at the paper mill about fifteen years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Paps
North Third Street
Philips
Mr. Philips
Germany
Misa Elisa Wisenburg
Charles
Wailliam
James Gaumer
Wheeling
Gee, Wagoner
Pittsburg
George
Squire's Court Deals With Provoking the Peace
Cindy Turner filed a complaint in Bare Wimmer's court today seeking Adda Daniela's arrest for provoking the peace. Adda appeared and pleaded guilty, with the squire fining her seven dollars and fifty cents before release. President Roosevelt sent Philip Ziegler's name to the Senate for Stratbarg postmaster confirmation to fill the vacancy after Rudy Garver's death, a well known Cosboetom County figure tied to the Patrons of Industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cindy Turner
Bare Wimmer
Adda Daniela
Adda
Philip Ziegler
Ben
Senate
Roosevelt
Stratbarg
Rudy Garver
Cosboetom County
Induetey
Report of committee to judge the court of common pleas
The committee reports examined court clerk and journal records, notes omissions and errors in bills, and confirms most items while correcting several entries. It lists specific misstatements, misprints, and budgetary discrepancies, and includes a minority report detailing published notices and contract practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Maxwell
Court of Common Pleas
Commissioners
Laem
T. W. Lear
S. M. Snyder
B. Metoy
Uriah Atking
John Arnold
Adam Muad
Broome & Herbig
Johnson and Watson
Homer Swinart
Seth Band
B. F. Voorhees
John T. Manwell
Goxhocton
Ohio
Lewis McClain
Said
James Glenn
Anvenst Stet
Lewis McChum
Tider
NcClain
Glenn
Aleshia
Aled
Coshocton
Commissioners’ Journal
Commissioner's Journal
Thos
Lear David Jones
BIN
Kimberley & Watking
BR. A. McClane
Son
Com
J. EB. Wolf
Com. Rep
Journal
Adamsville Couple Weds in Mansfield Ceremony
Adamsville man Albert Rechel, son of Mrs Lydia E Rechel, married Misa Campbell of Mansfield last Tuesday in Mansfield by Rev J J Dimon. Rechel, longtime Akron worker, receives warm local congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Rechel
Lydia E. Rechel
Misa
Campbell
Mansfield
J. J. Dimon
Rechel
Akron
Adamsville
Keene Farmers Institute Opens With County Attendance
The Keene county farmers institute opened this forenoon with a large attendance. President T. K. Finlay gave the welcome. Morning talks covered Breeding and Feeding of Baby Reeves by Charles McIntire and Basic Principles of Animal Breeding by C. R. Wegner, followed by discussion. Miss Laura Pettit gave a recitation in the afternoon and a lecture on The Superfluous Man by Martin W. Brown is planned for Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frat Farmere’ Institute
Keene
Larmere
T. K. Finlay
Twd
Charles McIntire
C. R. Wegner
Laura Pettit
Instituts
Martin W. Brown
Good Officers named for Oak Grove Grange
Oak Grove election lists the year’s Grange officers led by Master B O Singel and includes Overseer R A Todd Lecturer H A Caton Steward J J Schumaker and others. Local notices reference illness, a poet laureate visit, and upcoming Pleasant Valley Bible class event with a pie social at Swamp schoolhouse on December 23rd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove
Oak Grove Grange
B. O. Singel
R. A. Todd
H. A. Caton
J. J. Schumaker
L. J. Foster
Nelson Murphey
N. G. Thompkins
Jesse Stonehocker
Fred Jacobs
Ceres
Edith Todd
Pomona
Margaret Park
Flora
Mabel Schumaker
Clara Stregel
Rolland Roberts
Geo. Stone Nockes
Bernice Tompkins
R. B. Caton
L. J. Balch
Jos. K. Halt
Guernsey County
G. O. Haines
Jesse Stonebocker
C. P. Giffin
Ross Phillips
Buster Beth
Pleasant Valley Bible Class
the Swamp Schoolhouse
Meek Company Tour Promises Prize Miles Incentive
The Meek Company rolls out a sales manship contest with mileage rewards. The first six finishers win prizes based on sales, with $1500 earning 250 extra miles and escalating to $2000 for 400 miles, plus 40 extra miles per $500. The event starts January 1 in Coshocton with officials, reporters, and staff ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Gingeretta
Coshocton Age
Coshocton Times
Associated Press
Arizona
Mao Ie
Roscoe Hill
Mr. Selby
Coshocton
Meek Company
Diners dynamiting fish reported near Wille Creek mouth
A report notes a man named Perry Jones living on a houseboat at Wille Creek mouth using trotlines and air dynamiting fish. Deputy game wardens are investigating the matter and pursuing action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden Transcript
Perry Jones
Wille Creek
Game wardens seek better support to curb Wille Creek violations
The Adamaville Register reports wardens urge stronger backing after a summer of arresting home parties at Wille creek mouth. Without improved aid, wardens fear they may abandon efforts to curb violations in that locality.
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Wille Creek
Adamaville Register
Careful about mail timing on Christmas parcels
A brief note warns that mail timing around Christmas matters for deliveries. It states not to remove price marks if they are high enough to influence perception, emphasizing careful handling of gift mail and pricing cues during the holiday period.
Wall Street closes lower as call money hits 15 percent
Markets report a lower close on Wall Street with call money at 15 percent. Chicago grain prices show Wheat May 101 34, July 95 58. Corn May 56 1 4, July 55 3 4. Date May 63 3 4, July 47 7 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Chicago
Markets Grain Market Flour and allied commodities report
Corrected wholesale and retail prices for flour and meal with byproduct figures. Also listed are cattle hogs sheep and lambs prices by region including Chicago Cleveland and New York markets, with weights and earnings for each category.
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New York
B. C
Santa Claus Heady’s
Roya
Airis
Banta
J. B. Renfrew
Prema Treeday’s Daily
Mies
Pickerel
Dasvite
W. A. Wagoner
Bey Steler
David Angie
Eeremsi MerGhel
Cal
Mum Prieta Aen
Knivack
Geld
Aetre
Killbock
Smith
Killbuck
John Phillips
Squire's Court
Cochecten County
J . Wolt Dor
Jourmal
Clayton Pipes
Com. Journal
Rolly McMillen
Ward
Homer Swihart
Lear
C. D. Brooke
C. R. Kirk
C. B. McCoy
W. A. Smith
Institute For Feeble Minded Youth
Wilson Arnold
Atkinson
Wilah
Harstine
Marks
Arnold
John
Bedford Town
Rand
Adam
Crawford Township
Com Rep
Seth Boal
Court House
Tal
Commissionera
Allowahce
Joh RK. Jackson
Sec. Itia
August Aumiller
Kenpt
D. B. Reiss
Riley Brikhart
Monroe Township
Central Concrete and Construction Co
Layland
Clark Township
Lane Co
Bloomfield Bridge
J. R. Johnson
J. F. Tredway
M. A
Tts
J. H. Senter
Senter
Anid
Burt F. Voorhees
People's Bakery
Frank Retsler
Himide
Amos Sherer
Magnolia
Reltives
Farmers’ Institute
OM Grove
W. F. Mulligan
Stock Exchange
Murray Block
Bram Gee
U- G Ralston
Puckovo
Arle Turkeya
East Buffalo
Catle
Hetfern
Ker
Lelven—st
Bneep
Ablic
Pitteourg
Ted Ateern
Milkern
Springern
Calven
Wathern
Torkern
Atagy
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