Dresden Graduating Exercises Highlight Local Commencement
Dresden schools held annual commencements at Each Man's Hall with six high school and thirteen grammar graduates. Notables include Agnes Frazier Eunice Stutlar and Gladys Lane delivering orations on topics like The Durability of Constitutions and The Price of a Sling Shot. Grammar graduates listed include Blanche Taylor Grace Stullar Ada Stitt Iris Lacy Clyde Mossman and others. In local oddity Ray E. Dawson recounted a seven foot four inch black snake incident aided by a Newfoundland dog, noting the snake swallowed a rabbit and resided near an abandoned coal mine.
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Dresden
Agnes Frazier
Eunice Stutlar
Gladys Lane
Bertram Cassidy
Clement Croy
Blan Stradley
Cassidy
Croy
Mr. Stradley
Mise Stullar
Miss Lane
Miss Frazier
Granville
Iris Lacy
Clyde Mossman
Bertha Schenk
Harry Spicer
Virginia Jones
Gladys Graves
Vestal Johns
Joseph Gasche
Robert Frazier
John Dowell
Ray E. Dawson
Near
Willow Brook
Mr. Dawson
Dawson
Tom McConnell Visits Old Iowa Comrade in Dana
Coshocton resident Tom McConnell, Civil War veteran, visits longtime bunkmate L B Kinsey in Dana, tracing battles from Louisville to Atlanta and revisiting camp ground memories with old comrades. Also reports the death of Elizabeth Taylor of Zanesville, stepmother of Coshocton residents, due to illness, and notes a Keene Old Honesty Club meeting at Edward Clarke’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tireen
Iowa
iMcConnell
Coshocton
Tom McConnell
L. B. Kinsey
Dana
McConnell
Louisville
Kentucky
Atlanta
Army of the Cumberland
Chicamauga
Old Honesty Club
Keene
Edward Clarke
Eoents
Mary Dawson
Neva Sharhom
Meeting Notes Highlight Vetoed Lunch and Host Change
The test featured as the first prize awarded to Miss Alary Shannon with the prize going to Frank Leech. An elaborate lunch was vetoed. The next meeting will be hosted at the home of Russell Crawford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alary Shannon
Frank Leech
Russell Crawford
Local News Briefs From Coshocton Route 7 Area
Mr and Mrs Lewis Lowery welcomed a new son and Mr and Mrs Frank McCoy reported a fine new girl. James Shaw returned to the Mt Vernon road farm. Several locals attended children day services at Smiths Hill last Sunday. Children day at Branch is planned for next Sunday afternoon. Wilson Shaws barn was struck by lightning during Tuesday evening’s storm causing considerable damage. Miss Clara Kaiser received a postal shower Friday for her birthday.
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Losnocon
HK. OF
D. G
Lewis Lowery
Frank McCoy
James Shaw
Wito Hin Farm
Mt. Vernon Road
Smith's Hill
Branch
Wilson Shaw
Clara Kaiser
Tunnel Hill Oil Organization officers named at meeting
At a meeting of the Tunnel Hill Oil Organization held Saturday evening in Tunnel Hill the officers elected were President Dr Dean of Cooperdale Secretary Fred Pigman and Treasurer Howard Sproull The company has 460 acres under lease and a drill will be made for vil early next week.
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Tunnel Hill Oil Lo
Tannel Hill
Dean of
Cooperdale
Fred Pigman
Howard Sproull
Foot Ease Powder Promises Pain Free Walking
A foot powder to shake into shoes cures hot tired aching swollen feet and reduces sweating making walking easy. Relieves sting from coins and pintons. Sold by all druggists for 25 cents. Do not accept any substitute.
Real Estate Transfers and a Roscoe Church Death
A list of numerous real estate transfers in Coshocton and surrounding townships, detailing buyers, sellers, parcel sizes, and prices from various records. Included are transfers involving the Cleveland, Lorain and Western railroad, and local families such as Murphy, Carr, Griffith, McKee, and Latham. The item ends with the death of Rev. D. Lee of Democracy Ohio, former Roscoe pastor, with funeral plans in Nova. The notice notes the sadness in Roscoe over his passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe
Rev
D. Lee
Democracy
M. BK. Church
Nova
Lee
Controversy Over Tax Maps At Coshocton Hearing
Heated public session before Coshocton county commissioners debated tax maps for the decennial appraisal. Taxpayers led by W S Merrell argued maps waste funds and benefit only contractors, while opponents claimed maps aid auditors and require fair bidding. Speakers cited prior contracts, court rulings, and potential heavy future costs to taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir. Bock
Coshocton
M. Moore
Bock
Merrell
Auditor and Board of Equalization
Twa Bes
Benton Davis
Columbus
Coshocton County
Davis
Wheeler
McDermott
Mr. Merrell
Mr. Wheeler
Dickerson
Mr. Wheeter
John Medley
Newcomerstown Bridge
Walking Off Troubles and Local Moving Trends
A杂 fragmentary note highlights a boost in walking in the community as people combat low spirits with a health cue linked to Allen's Foot-Ease powder. It cites a positive remark from Ag Weston and shares letters from Mrs. W. C. Frew detailing safe Gibraltar passage and travels to Nantes, mentioning Amelia Riven Chandler and a Rowslan prince.
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Manny
Allen
Ag Weston
Coshocton
W. C. Frew
Gibraltar
Mra. Dent
Nantes
Mra. Frew
Amelia Riven Chandler
Following the Arrest Saloon Seized But No Liquor Found
Brooke Johnson, once a noted liquor dealer, operated a soft drink saloon and was arrested by Deputy Browning and Chief Mapel on a Rose law charge. A raid yielded no intoxicants, only a few spoonfuls in empty bottles. hearing set for Friday June 18 with defense by Thos H Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooke Johnson
Browning
John Mapel
Johnson
Mapel
Courtright
Thos. H. Wheeler
Attempt to Wreck a Pennsy Train Near Fernwood
An attempt to wreck a Montana train near Fernwood Tuesday was thwarted by the crew of an eastbound freight who found an obstruction on the westbound track. A crow bar and a tie were placed on the rails. Detectives patrolled Fernwood all night but saw no one. the Fernwood operator alerted authorities and the obstruction was removed by the first freight.
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Fernwood
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Family Pills Ad
An advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy for catarrh and its blood and mucous surface impact. It claims a physician pedigree, nonquack status, and a combination of tonics and blood purifiers. Testimonials offered. price one dollar. Also recommends Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Props
Toledo
Price
Mohawk Village Notes Health, Accidents In June
Mrs Margaret Oliver of Warsaw has recovered enough from a stroke to visit her niece Mrs J S Glyen of Mohawk. Mrs Aktex Hassett returned from Watkin to Mohawk after several weeks away. Mrs Bush missed time with grip. Mrs Elizabeth Moore of Mohawk fell into a cellar while entering to kitchen, suffered injuries but no bones were broken. she remains in doubtful condition.
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Mohawk
Margaret Oliver
Warsaw
Coxhocton
J. 3
Glyen
Almack Hall
Aktex Hassett
Watkin
Bush
Jagrip
Elizabeth Moore
Rich Men's Gifts Are Poor beside This Medicine Claim
Mrs. Q. Rhinevault of Vesta Center NY extols Poppegard Electric Bit as a powerful heal-all curing nervousness sleep loss melancholy headaches backache and other ills. Local dealers listed. Court actions begin as William M. Slaw seeks sale of 144.76 acre Oxford township tract via pleaded real estate suit. Building & Loan Co mortgage claim urged or barred. Also bankruptcy discharge for W H Motz from Roscoe noted.
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Poppegard
Fie
C. B. Andersson
Coahocton
C. M. Ferguson
Roscoe
Clamion Pleas Court
William M. Slaw
Carrie
Shaw
M. Shaw
Mumie Shaw
M. F. Slaw
Gnaddenhatten Building & Loan Co
Oxford Township
Building & Lown Co
Ronnison & Stiffler
Kodol for Dyspepsia and Indigestion claims
An ad-style summary presents Kodol as a liquid digestive aid that supplies stomach enzymes, starts digestion immediately, and promises rest for the stomach. It emphasizes thorough digestion, the need for wholesome food, and that Kodol is harmless and should be taken only when needed. The copy urges readers to avoid indigestion pains and to keep the stomach healthy.
Guarantee on druggists flustered bottle claims
An unclear advertisement claims a money back guarantee on a medical bottle, promising full refund without delay. It touts a large bottle variant and references a laboratory at C. DeWitt & Co. in Chicago, mentioning Umer and Attycoat bottle quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo Stier
Three New Roads Ordered Established
The county commissioners authorized the establishment of three new roads and appointed viewers for a fourth highway near Cavallo. Compensation listed for several residents included Mary Bates 20 dollars and 200 damages, Hiram Deming 8100 and 850 damages, with other sums noted, as the roads are to be public highways.
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Harcrett Johnson
Charles
Resa
Pobiie
John Colima
W. OS
Gia
War Grahawn
Wilko Nethers
Albert Reed
Cavallo
Construction begins on Wheeling & Lake Erie line in South Coshoetan
Liading will be begun Monday morning for the switch which the Wheeling & Lake Erbe will build in South Coshoetan. It is to be located on the hill that atat of the Clow Want and owe car trade of material to be naced in its constriction are al ready on the gromnad.
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Wheeling & Lake Erbe
Coshoetan
Gromnad
Perry Township couple awarded marriage license
Harvey W. Cullison, 50, farmer of Perry township, and Lovey A. Pipes, 44, of Perry township, received a marriage license. Rev. Gornel will officiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey W. Cullison
Farmer
Perry
Lovey A. Pipes
Gornel
Acetylene Lighting Advise From Ohio Company Wooster
An advertisement claims that a Concrete Pit Acetylene Gas machine makes acetylene lighting safe with no explosion risk. It contrasts yard mounted pits with cellar installations and promotes affordability and safety for home lighting and cooking. It directs readers to write to the Ohio Acetylene Company in Wooster, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Acetylene Company
Wooster
Ohio
Ambitious plan promises high earnings with short guidance
A letter offers a method to boost earnings from 50 percent to a high level within months. It cites M. Dobbyn earning 5,000 yearly and Ada Menafee rising to 1,450, claiming the information provided can help readers secure better salaries and funded opportunities, inviting responses to Columbus by return mail.
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M. Dobbyn
Ada Menafee
Columbus
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Elizabeth Taylor
Zanesville
Clemenza McClintock
John Carhart
Rescoe
Taylor Ia
Herbert Taylor
New York
William “Artur
Zaneaville
Mra
Nate Wright
Columbns
Meantooh
Carhart
Tunnel Hill Oil Organization
Chas. Hoop
Louisa Murphy
Chas
H. Crosley
Oliver P. Carr
Marquand’s
Conesville
T. WH. Wheeler
May A. Elson
Zerbe & Renner
E. Sprague
Cleveland
Guy C. Kaser
Mary Barcroft
T. B. Dillin
DD. G. Whitte
A. B. Gauzelots
Atr
Ricketts
John W. Conrad
L. L. Murray
Mill Creek
Israel Jones
Elizabeth Griffith
Virginia
Katherine Jones Et
James T. Lockard
Robert Mizer
White Eyes
Carrie E. Barringer
Fred Herbert
Selby & Almack
Luman €. Henderson
Leonard M. Deeds
Sarah C. Hosick
J. C. Carr
Linton
J. A. Randies
Lafayette Huff
T. C. Rickett
Millard L. McKee
Wiliam Pattot
Washington
J. Gamnertsfelder
Ed F. Frederick
Jefferson
Margaret E. Farrell
D. G. Lawrence
Min Creek
John Portens
Wheeling & Lake Erie R. R. Co
Tuscarawas
Louisa A. Endsley
Millard JL. McKee
C. J
Daniel Hudson
John M. Compton
John W. Batchlot
Samuel C. Stover
John See Stover
W. S. Merrell
T#apayers
Commissionera
Cuyahoga County
Supreme Court
Coshecton
Board of Equalization
Arthur Shaw
Newton, Speckman
Beck
Tiverton
Mr. Bock
Robert McDermott
Mr. McDermott
BH. F. Ayacue
Ingleside
N. C
Dr. King
C. E. Anderson
Pennay
Deset
Fifth and Mulberry Streets
Miss Whiting
Misa Whiting
Aldridge & Higgins
D0. F. Denman
Third Street
W. H. Mota
Rosone
Henesie
Kodol
G. E. Anderson
M. Ferguson
the Peoples Banking Company
DeWitt
C. BR. Anderson
Houscoe
Llayd
Strain
James Strath
Bosierd
Hoscoe
Wile Toop
Youne Hoop
Boston
Par Bidarverelt Tale
Motta States Senate
Rexbury Aistret
Rexton
Vensef
Jonn Kk.dackwon
Puscarawan
Tite
Jackson
J. N. Hows
Newcometh
Wee
Weasel
Rowe
Bliss
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