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Newspaper

Coshocton Weekly Times

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1907

Page

5

Oldest Cashocton resident recalls 1836 go shodom paper start

William Jubnees, 84, reflects on early Democratic paper printing in Go shodom county. He recalls founding type at Buzzards Royal on Second Street and trapping rabbits in the court square while noting 1060 ammunition cost then. He says he is happier now than in youth.

William Jubnees Cashocton Cal Buzzards Royal Second Street Goshodom Court Square Johnson

Shumaker death and local notes from Bakersville

Henry Shumaker Sr of one mile north of Bakersville died after injuries from shocking wheat last Thursday. He was 76, survived by a widow and seven married children, buried today at Lint's cemetery. Also notes of visits, a Sunday school picnic plan for M. A. Hawk's Grove to aid M E church, and local drilling on Adam Corbitt lands. In Columbus, liquor law enforcement tightens Beall act provisions. second illegal sale conviction leads to pharmacist license cancellation by mayor.

Bakersville Jennie Davis Della Coshocton Henry Shumaker Lint’s John Stall Blissfield Mu Jlet M. A. Hawk's Grove M. E. Church Dick Phillips Adam Corbitt Henry Ebric

Most Valuable Cow Is Sold in Rushville Auction

Columbus, July 21 Colonel JD L Perry Columbus auctioneer led the largest sale of his career on July 17 at Jersey Isle stock farm Rushville Indiana selling the milk cow Jally Golden Las for 800 dollars said to be the most valuable Jersey cow in the middle states. New owner is C E Parfet Godton Cal Several other cows brought from 1260 to 2500 dollars.

Columbus, O JD. L. Perry Columbus Jersey Isle Rushville Ind Jersey Middle States Perry C. E. Parfet Godton Cal

Sailor Bill Again Loaded

A Warsaw sailor attempted to carry a heavy cargo of wet goods. A city guardian halted the convoy and steered him to a cool room behind the Mayor's office. After a short lecture, he was sent on his way, no poorer for the incident.

Bill Warsaw

Surprise Birthday for Jacob Samples at Chili

A large gathering celebrated Jacob Samples's forty ninth birthday with about sixty friends and relatives from Chili Baltic Fresno and Sugar Creek in attendance. Local families including Crise Ames Barrick Lorenz Feller Lenhart Keene Scherer Burker joined guests from nearby towns as the German Evangelical church plans a festival next Saturday and Lutherans mark their church 75th anniversary on August 10 with a picnic at Miser's grave. Ed Boyd and Ernest visited friends in Sugar Creek while relatives in Pennsylvania await a grandmother’s return.

Chili Grover Relates Cleveland Koy Olinger Sugar Creek Edwin Olinger Cleveand Ota Olinger New Bedford al Olinger Grover Olinger Mary Clyde King John Olingers Wil King George Schoenberger Berlin West Lafayette Jacob Sampses M. A. Crise Albert Ames Dan Barrick Rude Lorenz John Lorenz Harvey Miser Jacob Feller al Lenhart Familly Jacob Keene Mary Scherer Jacob Burker Elmer Pidger Mike Forney John Freece Herry Verna Gonter William Bartholomy Joan Frock Fresno Fred Schumaker Ira Schumaker Oak Vialley Connecion Miser Ed Boyd Ernest Pennsyvania

Marriage Licenses and Local Social News

Marriage licenses list Jos E Fortune 24 painter to E inora Dickerson 139 housekeeper Bedford township Quincy A Bailey 21 of Jackson township to Edna Dickerson 20 housekeeper Bedford. Mr and Mrs Rudolph Gunser Miss Delva Speckman and Walter Metaler were guests at Drowights hotel in Warsaw yesterday. Mr and Mrs Christopher Hudson and family spent Sunday in Cleveland.

Jos. E. Fortune Einora Dickerson Bedford Quincy A. Bailey Jackson Ito Edna Dickerson Rudolph G.unser Delva Speckman Walter Metaler Dro Wihights Hotel Warsaw Christopher Hudson Cleveland

Practice Economy at Remodeling Sale Highlights Deep Discounts

The Ransom Dry Goods Company advertises a remodeling sale with steep reductions across parasols waists wash goods and carpets. Notable figures include wash goods from 9c up to 19c and a 25 Axminster rug sale at 19.50 with other textiles and dresses marked down.

Old Hard Shell Found in Woods

Report of a small ancient shell found in Ed Retil'oy's woods behind Ruscoe with engravings WP March 1875. The shell, about five inches long and three wide, shows wear from ground friction, signaling age. Also includes local social notes: visits and health improvements among residents including Johnson, Harbeld, Welker, and Worth families.

Will Andrews John Shavey Ruscoe

Linton Mill Notices from Coshocton Area

Linton Mills reports hog deliveries to Coshocton on Saturday and Harry Sweitzer passing through the village Sunday. Funeral attendance for Mrs Bertha Case of Coshocton noted. Jesse McClain conducted business in Coshocton on Saturday. Mrs Mahala Heslip is very low and may not live many days. many local friends affected.

Linton Mills Peter Harbold Coshocton Harry Sweitzer Bertha Case Jesse McClain Coshoct Mahala Heslip

Canton Elects Its Officers

Last night after the regular meeting of the Odd Felons, Canton held a meeting and elected officers. They are Adolph Sattling, Camatin, J.B. Glass, First Lieutenant, Henry Andrews, Kusten, Ed. McDonald, Clerk, A. l. Carwherk, Aconutant.

Adolph Sattling Camatin J.B. Glass First Lharenant Henry Andrews Kusten Ed. McDonald Clerk A. l. Carwherk Aconutant

Harvest Delayed Wheat Cuttings Reported in 1907

The article notes unusually late harvests with wheat cutting starting on July 12, 1907, in the local region. It mentions social visits among residents including Mrs J Ramer and daughters, Charley Cox and family, Mrs Joseph Storm’s illness, and Dr Fair of Berlin visiting. A horse was struck by lightning but survived. Local gatherings and arrivals are recorded, with several families hosting relatives and friends in Clarks and Shanesville areas.

J. Ramer Coliratius Charley Cox Cox Joseph Storm Jd. E. Layland Teeling Shanesville Sammay Chas, Deets Waite Henry Chaney Sheen Gilmore Win. Ames Win Middalizgh Margaret Clore Clarks

Local Family Mourns Loss of Parents in Ohio

Layland Layvland and wife of Canton are visiting relatives in Columbus after last week’s death of Mrs. Wm. Clove and three sons. Mrs. Nort Poctune of Orville also mourns the loss of their parent.

Layvland

Right Hand Mashed at Keagy & Lear Machine Works

Cop. Mublett, at Keagy and Lear Machine Works, badly mashed his right hand this morning around ten while unloading steel bars thirty feet long and one inch ten diameter from a wagon. Fingers and palm severely crushed. he endured the pain with cheerfulness as Dr. Laur dressed the hand.

Cop. Mublett Keagy & Lear Machine Works Mr. Mallett George Layton Dr. Laur

Chautauqua Season Tickets Admitted Free at Sunday School Convention

Holders of Chautauqua season tickets gain free admission to the Sunday School convention at the Fair Grounds starting Thursday. The official program lists events from Aug 1 to Aug 11 and features lectures, concerts, and performances by senators, singers, Magician Walden, Rev Fr Vaughn, Hassler Concert Co, and Prof Raven. The program includes youth activities organized by Miss Wooley, with a Dollar Ticket for children to join classes and tribal activities for physical training and nature study.

A. W Lamar. Hassler Thassler Directhin O Ranch Raven Miss Allee Wooley

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Ohio State Attgency General Sailor Bill Jacob Axminster The Ransom Dry Goods Company Edward Johnson Flains Henry Shrioch Clarence Harbeld Ethel van Atstine Sadie Harbeld Ann Welker Richard Johnson Grant Dein Joseph Henderson Otheir Sadie Worth Cambridge Hiram Welker Anna Peter Harbord Sadie Canton Dr. Fair Tiis Layland Coshocton Fair Grounds County Fair Association Tillman Ted Gompers Senator Tillman Triple Star Concert Co Fred Emerson Brooks Bishop In Imperial Concert Co Joan S. Wise Hon George W. Thompson Mandolin and Guitar Club Joann Temple Graves G. Paw Smith George Wool Anderson Walden Magician Iackson Jacksor Jubilee Singers Fr Vaughn Haasier Concert Co Holmes Haxsier Holmes Vaughn William Merrell Sec’y R. H. Millst Peoples’ Bank
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