Ex-Governor Campbell appeals for harmony at Coshocton county meeting
Ex Governor James E Campbell addressed Coshocton County Democrats in session on Monday urging unity within the party statewide and nation wide. He denounced Roosevelt and Taft camps, urged mobilizing for a major victory, and contrasted reform aims with Republican intraparty divisions. Members and delegates from various committees and districts attended, including Congressman Ashbrook, with Campbell’s remarks ending around 2 45 p m. The gathering also featured lengthy discussions of delegate selections and endorsements for circuit judges and senator candidates.
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James E. Campbell
Coshocto
Taft
Porakers
Senate
Renery
Gil
Anand
Dramais Vantars
Se Potaher
Seer Urs
Roosevelt
Remramer
Jack
New Central Committee Selection On Saturday
The article lists a large, unclear roster of names and wards for a new central committee chosen on Saturday. It references multiple individuals with varied spellings and numerous wards indicating a complex organizational result from the gathering. The readable names include Adams, Suullenbauer Redford, David Mowrey, and many others, with places like New Castle and Washington mentioned among the entries.
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Central Committee
Adams
Sullenbauer Redford
David Mowrey
Bethiehmm
E. Chirk
Men
AL Kini
Anki
Haksott Mo Portriue
Jefferson—saun
Hitler
Keenes
Db Nornatt
Rob
van Whilie
Gaulwee Dan
Powerful Speech at the County Convention Monday Delivered
West Lafayette June 5 A social at Orange Satur- night drew attendees as Marguerite Wallon of Perrysville visits Almeds Marx. The township school board elected Debra Criswell and Ollye Stemple as teachers for Black's and Miller's schools with Burt's school kept for next meeting. Miss Jessie Byers of Steubenville visits Mrs. Robert McClure. Almeda Marx celebrates a birthday with about twenty five friends. Rev Patterson moves his family from Newcomerstown to this place and dies about four o'clock yesterday morning. He was born in Oxford and leaves a wife and one son Nanches.
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West Lafayette
Orange
Patterson
Newcomerstown
Jed
Oxford
Nanches
New Guilford residents gather for memorials and news
New Guilford: Jimes James Raughman of Coshocton visits relatives. Jackson Mills returns from Chicago Junction. R L McKee to Columbus as K P lodge representative. Mrs Zalia Mills of Galion visits. Mrs John Wilson returns after appendicitis operation. Grace Posman attends memorial services in Coshocton with Royal Neighbors. Mikesedd and others travel. funeral and memorial events planned. Reservoir contract awarded to Frank Keesey. site near original proposal. water supply wells site chosen. death of Perry Atkinson noted, long-time resident and war veteran.
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New Guilford
Jimes
James Raughman
Coshocton
Jackson Mills
Chicago Junction
A. Wright
R. L. McKee
Columbus
New Guilford K. P. Lodge
Grand Lodge
Zalia Mills
Galion
John Wilson
Sunda Sanatorium
Walhending
Haes
Avey
Calumbis
BL K. Wheeler
Misa Grace Posman Ag
Coshacton
Neigabors
Tli Modern Wothke
Meldon
Birekeyt Taediay
Totten
Fecritiendiy Gla Preseme
Mikesedd
Coshactor
Lang Oon Tisitess
Wan
Frededtel
Warsaw
Wits
Satuirikry
Direut Hold Brook
Newark
Neay Guilford Ratghta
Pythine
Siehvy
Janay UT
Attorney Brak Ash Mi
Cospoelan
Right of Way Case Opens in Common Pleas Court
Civil cases again lead in common pleas with jurors to report Monday June 1st. George Sergeant trial starts then. Meantime, McVey vs Bender heard today in a right of way case. Bridge renovation underway in Wills Creek with creosoted lid by Jack Miller and William Voorhees. iron bridges replace timber ones countywide as Retmore notes.
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Common Pleas Court
George Sergeant
McVey
Wills Creek
Jack Miller
Whilam Voorhees
Iro
Retmore Uy
Social event aids local church in Linton Mills
June social at the place Saturday evening drew a large crowd for church funds. attendees included Chaney Osbun and family, Mrs Ilor Gay near Birds Run, and visitors from Cambridge. notes report health visits, local exams in Coshocton, and a Delaware Wesleyan University graduation in nearby districts.
New Bedford District Democratic Meet Notes and Local Updates
G R Kinnes attended the district democratic convention in Newark after traveling from New Bedford. Edward Loreng raised a new barn, a large crowd present. Mr and Mrs W H Leindecker of Canton, formerly here, slowly recovering from typhoid fever. E W Link finished excavating the basement for the new school board line. Jemima Weiling visited various friends including Mrs Walter Rinehart of Baltic. Zion Reform Church Sunday school plans a Children’s Day program next Sunday at 1 30 PM. Everyone invited. Schlard raised his harpy Tuesday.
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New Bedford
G. R. Kinnes
Coshoctos
Newark
Edward Loreng
W. Hi
Leindecker
Canton
E.ow
Link
Jemima Weiling
Walter Rinehart
Baltic
Sunday School of
Zion Reformbd Ennrch
Schlard
Layland Local Notices and Weekend Events
Burt Neat was seriously injured after a fifteen foot fall while roofing a building. Mrs. Alva Workman and son visit Mrs. A. J. Foster and friends. Jacob Schingler returns from a business trip to Cleveland. Wm Randles buys land to build a dwelling and glove factory near Layland. Sunday school convened at Layland school house. Children’s Day to be held at Salem church. Frank Brink visits the Giltheres. Clark township commencement at Blissfield church on June 13. Four Patterson graduates named Lloyd Bardies Bruce Bucklew Iva Smithson and Gladys Aikena.
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Dayland
Burt Neat
Alva Workman
A. J. Foster
Jacob Schingler
Cleveland
Wm. Randles
Lewis Randles
Layland
Salem Church
Frank Brink
Simon Gilthere
Clark Township
Blissfield Church
Patterson
Lloyd Bardies
Bruce Bucklew
Iva Smithson
Gladys Aikena
Local Notes From Cooperdale Create Quiet Week
June 10 Cooperdale residents report visitors and travel. Miss Lecky of Frazeysburg spent the weekend with Miss Melle Ogle. Mr and Mrs Selders attended Mrs Myers funeral at Blissfield. Mrs Mary Cooper visits her brother Al Etty near Zanesville. Barbara E Preston is home for summer vacation after city school work in Coshocton. Mrs I G Anderson returns after visiting her mother Mrs Rachel McCurdy. Farmers busy with corn crop looking well. Many residents attend Children Day at Smiths Hill and praise the program.
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Cooperdale
Lecky
Frazeysburg
Melle Ogle
Selders
Myers
Blissfield
Mary Cooper
al Etty
Zanesville
Barbara E. Preston
Coshocton
I. G. Anderson
Rachel McCurdy
Smith's Hill
Keene Ladies Hold Presbyterian Missionary Meeting
Keene June 9 Ladies' missionary society of the Presbyterian church meets at Samuel Crawford's Thursday at 2 PM. The W W T U of Keene plans a basket picnic in the church yard on July 4 with all county union members invited. A silver medal contest follows dinner. Ice cream and cake served in the afternoon and evening. Various local residents are noted visiting or traveling in surrounding areas.
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Keene
Noriety
Presbyterian Church
Samuel Crawford
Presbyterian Churen
C. C. Porter
Floyd Norman
Wharton Carroll
Myr
John Stenner
Youngstown
A. S. Hoagland
Missea Nettie Cooner
Etta Foster
Mary Dawson
Helen McMichael
Coshect
Mig. B. L. Shank
Edwin Gleason
Roscoe
Janes
Denver
Colo
Wm. Wolf
Daniel Overholt
Judge Wolf
W. Karr
Coshoct
Woodmen Hold Memorial at United Brethren Church
The Madera Woodmen conducted a large memorial service Sunday at 2 PM in the United Brethren church. Camps from nearby areas attended, with uniforms in line and musical performances by mixed and ladies quartets. Rev. Kohler delivered a fitting address on Life's Chief Purpose, using James XIV as the sermon text. The service attracted many nonmembers despite local opposition from the organist.
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Madera
United Brethren Church
Kyesna
Bissfield
Neizheborkshows
OM. Shaddie
Charles Mizer
Mr Hiddle
Mre
Warner Besar
Prd
Wrerver Atv
Mayor Hamilton Bans Cartridge Canes in Coshocton Fourth
Mayor Hamilton told the Times there will be no cartridge canes in Coshocton on July Fourth due to injuries and noise. He cited past incidents where brass pieces flew or cannons were fired with loaded cartridges and said they offer no real advantage beyond louder sounds. The public is urged to rely on traditional firecrackers instead.
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Jacks
New Orleans
Roosevelt
Taft
William J. i. Fe
Love of the People
Hamilton
Times
Cossocton
America
Personal notices from Coshocton district social figures
Mrs. Faank Lightell and daughter Mary travel to Lenox Ta to visit Mrs Lightell’s brother Milton Henderson. Edith Bilder returns to Albia Ia after visiting relatives. W R Bassett of Canal Dover and William Hrecht of Wills Creek visit Coshocton. George Hahn, A E Smitty, S. Ohek, John Lapp, Francis Burden and son Charles, George Miller, George Wohtheter, Mary Merchant and daughter Mary mingle with friends. A Tange visits Coshocton on business.
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Edith Bilder
Albia
Warsen
Coshocton
W. R. Bassett
Canal Dover
Williamy Hrecht
Wills Creek
George Hahn
A. E. Smitty
Everett
Sehmaudter
Conesvile
Coshnoeton
Ohek
Conesville
John Lapp
Francis Burden
Charles
Mound
George Miller
George Wohtheter
Adama
Vile
Mia
James Merchant
Mias Mary
A. Tange
Coshonton
Democratic County Ticket Looks Good
A brief note notes confidence in the county ticket, praising its appearance and perceived strength. No additional context or details are provided.
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W. J. Pumerene
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Merrel
T. He Wheeler
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C. B. Hunt
C B. Bechtel
G. D. Klein
W. T. Knight
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Ashbrook
Saite
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Lim
Cone
Washington
Win
J. Aryun
Detar Yaey
Wwe
Fieke
Fle. Pomerene
J. C. Daugherty
EK. Roche
B. F. Voorhees
Geare D. Klein
Howard E. Hain
Charles F. Gosser
Fred Timmons
Sharpless
H. B. Daugherty
Ben Pleman
Ben Hagans
Herman’ Johnston
Charles Slaughter
Zack Hays
Lee Stills
John Binning Norman
Charlie Lawrence
David Zimmerman
Harvey Sicker
de, Criswell
Steve Dawson
L. B D. Schott
Lewis Brown
Harvey Bucklew
Duke Kee Braxton Waite
Isaac Norris
Judge Voorhees
Judge Nighulas
F. E. Pomerene
J. W. Cansingham
T. H. Wheeler
J. L., McDowell
H. Li. Beach
Jacob Werner
W. T. Alverson
C. E. Cottom
W. H. Manners
Cc. A. Lamberson
J. B. Manners
Newton Speckman
James Severna
Farley Connerty
Ren Tish
William Hunt
Tiverton
Hunt
Jackson and Jefferson
NEW Central Committee
Denenale
George Hootie
Pywaagh
Habu
Goaser
T. Peat
Harry Kerlin
Beach
Hanley
MeMimaie
Walk Woop
Darling
Tenney Thrieh
Po Catlaban
Harles Stipes
Yormdiea
Georg Baek
Red
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G. 0. Reinier
Doe McBane
Clark
William Toate
Walt Wrighe
Richard Clark
Blake Mizer
William Sehlah
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William Graham
Hmmet Crawford
WW. C. Ferguson
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W. K. Brownapple
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Deesder
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Linton Mills
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Ilor Gay
Bird's Run
Rawat Worts
Cambridge
Cassie Michels
Furner
Joseph Henderson
Jesse Vanalstine
Mary Vistual
Henry Shryock
Jiin Shryock
Lida Dehnsen
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Welker
Jesse McClain
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Tad
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Coshoeton
Nellie Watson
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Koller
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Ureehiss
Olio Wesleyan University
Max Tio
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Tedford
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Mary
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U. G. Ralston
Hickens
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