Wooster Summer School Offers Four Week Option Plus Eight
Patrick Henry’s past guidance and Wooster’s 1907 program highlight the school’s aim to grow through experience. The agency helps Wooster students secure better salaries, making tuition and time spent worthwhile. A four week term is available, with daily teaching from carefully chosen instructors and access to top American lecturers on Fridays. This short eight week window can spark alliances, possibly leading to a college diploma, with most attendees satisfied by the cost and time invested.
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Wooster
Ohio
Soup House Conference Called by Republicans
Mayor Hhaailten, Republican executive of Coghacton, received an invitation from the Republican Senate of the state to join a conference with all Ohio mayors to ease suffering among unemployed people who have been displaced by Republican prosperity. The event is said to be the first such conference in the state, with Democrats mocked for prior ridicule of Republicans. It notes many hungry men going door to door for aid and suggests Democratic households consider aiding Republican neighbors.
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Hhaailten
Coghacton
Senate
Ohio
Democrata
Adams Mills Visits and Family Health Notices
Adams Mills residents host visitors including Amneemee Mae, Zan tdpatents, and T. P. Tilton of this place. Colum bus couple Mr. and Mrs. Jot Tilton visit. Wm. Halo and Mrs. Taylor of Zanesville called for their mother Mrs. Jacob Bala’s illness. Mrs. Howard Watts visited family in Zanesville. Hattie Stockdale of Zanesville visits her brother. Power Wolf of Kentucky visits his mother Mrs. Kathryn Skinner here.
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Amneemee Mae
Adams Mills
Sinder
Jot Tilton
Columbus
Farina
T. P. Tilton
Wm. Halo
BR. . Taylor
Zanesylle
Jacob Bala
Howard Watts
Zanesville
Hattie Stockdale
Zanesille
Raron
Herriet
Power Wolf
Kentucky
Mrs
Kathryn Skinner
Joseph Craig Passes Away in Asheville
Joseph Craig dies in Asheville after long illness. Funeral plans announced as family mourns. survivors include his wife. Local notices and condolences appear in city records and obituaries.
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Joseph Craig
Asheville
C W Smith Dies In The Prime Of Life
C W Smith of Casterton dies after long tuberculosis illness. A charter member of the local United Brethren church, he was active in church and Odd Fellows. Survived by wife, six, children, three brothers and sisters, funeral Thursday with services at Chestnut Street and Brethren meeting house officiated by Rev A L Fair and Rev W O Moody. The daughter Bernice died about four weeks earlier.
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Ame Press
Sinth
Casterton
Hoseoe
Lode
Belie
Odd Petlows Lodge
Renecainerstown
Moder Woodsien
America
Costroeton
Charles
Wiliam
Lawrence
Bernice
Cleve
Nebrvski
Wilson
Miler
Newcomer-town
Hell
Emusse
Kahle
Urrea
Death claims Mrs Walker and fire at Canal Lewisville home
Obituary notes the death of Mrs. Walker after long illness. A house fire at her residence near Canal Lewisville is investigated. Mrs. Fisher and Lizzie Holies aided in preventing spread as flames were contained swiftly by fire company and chemical extinguisher. Delegates and a state convention mention follow, with local notices of meeting times.
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Pess
Talder
Peoples Bank
New Spring Suitings Showcased In Coshocton Center Aisle
New spring line highlights striped serges panamas and mohair suitings in blues tans and browns with blue preferred. fabrics range 36 to 52 inches wide with prices from 50 cents to 1.50 per yard. includes self color stripes and fancy serges panamas mo hairs plus staple dress goods widely advertised.
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Coshocton
Prostrated by Angry Letters at Grmergis College
A fragment from a 19th century page shows distress over attacks by letters against a college. The text references Gr mergenis college and mentions victims and a public reaction, with unclear details about the cause or outcome.
County Chairs for City Hall Election Delegation Placeholder
The report notes a commission tests and discussions on city hall chairs for county governance. It mentions efforts to Appraise backings, a journey, and a promise to honor a birthday anniversary, alongside a police case delay due to the plaintiff’s illness.
A. W. Roahrig Forgery Case Sparks Local News
The Times reports on A W Roahrig linked to a possible forgery tied to a note and suspect bank endorsement. Prosecution details unfold as Roahrig’s actions, debts, and a disappearance story surface. Other items note Jas Rusk relocating family to Coshocton and a birth at the Daria home with a healthy scout.
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Marek Gedbisi
Theo Floateig
Jabb
Iithaul van Roanheig
Tais
Kenilworth
Gaditus Akiiuet
Abe
Reahrig
Wight
Jas. Rusk
Newconerstown
Coshocton
Howe
Fin Street
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C. W. Smith
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Fia
Camel
Lewisville
Acti Sayive
Mises
Mrac
Wl Anderson
Chieange
Chales
Macs
Cdrupbhes
Otis
Van
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Davis
Redfern
the Ransom Dry Goods Co
Miss Sterling
Tack
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Fel Peer
Garaleny
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Dion Lottie
Mre
Wolf the Plaintif
LD Rey
Brendel’s
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