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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1908
Page
7
Dr. Snyder formerly of New Bedford died in Cleveland from heart trouble. He practiced medicine in New Bedford for 25 years before moving to Cleveland eight years ago. His wife survives him.
Desperate clash on the canal bank ends with Milos Richardson captured by game wardens Lloyd Wine and Frank Dinsmore at a Shanty near Six Mile Dam Coshocton. Richardson overpowered wards off their attack and seized gun before being brought to court. The scuffle involved dogs and a tense gun threat as officers pursued him.
Free sample offer for Allen's Foot Base a powder for swollen tired hot and smarting feet along with a new Foot-Ease Sanitary Corn-Pad sample. Addressed to Allen S Olmsted J e Roy N appears in scattered text.
A highly successful Patterson commencement was held at Keene Worthing evening reflecting credit on the young people and on Prof W A McCurdy the superintendent. John Ston’s orchestra of Cohocten furnished the music and the principal address to the graduates was made by Rev Beek of Keene. The graduates and the titles of their selections follow.
Conesville Idle notices mention Mrs Taos Bellefontaine guest of her parents Mr and Mrs David Ravir. Carrie Beck and Geo Lott visited friends in Zeamsville. Guy Chaney and Hazel Davis attended Eyaworth League convention in Trunway. Rev D F Carpenter at Unkernville bedside of his father.
Clarence Mc Cublagh 30 a coal miner of Conorville marries Margaret Statts 25 daughter of Mr and Mrs Bad Hughes of Comenville. Squire Wimmer to officiate at the marriage.
The Pearl community marked David Ewing’s 80th birthday with a gathering on June 24. Attendees included Mrs. Frank Norman of Chicago, Wm. Ewing and Claud of Cambridge, Dr. Lytton and family, H. M. Ewing of Coshocton, and many relatives from Pearl, Fresno, West Bedford, and Coshocton.
June 25. After the recent democratic primary the party presents Geo. Me Stillinger of Tiverton as a competent, honest contender for county treasurer. Voters in the township view him as worthy of the office. John L. Smith is expected to serve as commissioner with honor. voters are urged to watch his vote in November.
Miss McGiffin writes to friends from Canal Lewisville and Coshocton describing a June trip with her father. She recalls boarding in Navarre and Chicago bound, noting scenery, crops and a festive train ride near a Santa Fe depot.
A traveler recounts crossing the Mississippi into Missouri then through Kansas Colorado and New Mexico to Las Vegas New Mexico. He notes high river levels, vast corn belts, snow covered peaks, prairie life, encounters with strangers and railroad scenes as eight states are traversed.
Five graduates from Patterson trotted into Chalphants Church near Cooperdale for a Wednesday evening commencement. Finyd Fulks Carl Fulks Rachel Sensibuneh Laura Bonham were named among the graduates. Attorney George Klein of Coshocton delivered a keynote class address to the gathering.
Editor Ferguson of the Indicator laments railroad service and schedules in West Liberty area. He notes limited westbound trains, frequent delays, and outsize options driving residents to travel by longer routes. Also reports a broken arm suffered by Ervin Engel of New Hefford after a horse fall.
Newcomerstown reports a farm incident where Biddy killed a large copperhead. The copperhead allegedly attacked a brood, but Biddy and family finished the danger. Mr. Philpa notes the snake was one of the largest seen nearby.
Inspector William H. Phipps orders a complete reorganization of the state to align with the new law. He surveys barreling stations and gas tanks, noting gaps and adherence needs across Coshocton and nearby counties.
New Yorkers grapple with tuberculosis spread fears amid mixed doctor opinions and reforms. Officials push targeted testing and dairy herd controls while avoiding mass cow slaughter. farm health measures seek permanent improvement amid public concern.
The Weat Building block on Weat Lafayette will be erected in brick rather than the originally planned frame structure.
A twenty month old girl is allegedly abducted from Canton by Emmett Murray, with the child later recovered by the mother in Coshocton County. The drama unfolds from Canton to the McNabb farm west of Roscoe, as authorities pursue custody and the mother seeks legal action.
After weeks of discussion the library board approved a Buckeye Lake trip for Wednesday August 12 with a $1 adult fare and reduced rates for children. Five trains will be used and Pennsylvania and Ohio Kilbarie lines connect at Newark with electric railway transport promised. The daylong program features boats fifty cents, meals and recreation options at Buckeye Lake with skating rink and restaurants.
Yesterday afternoon two county couples welcomed newborn daughters. Mr and Mrs Jay Wordwart of Plainkeld and Mr and Mrs Roger Baker share the first names Wordwart and Baker. Mr and Mrs Pred Ringwall near Mew Captie also celebrate a girl.
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