Missionary Society Meets for Cambridge District Event
The Cambridge district Methodist Episcopal women host the 33rd annual meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society at Grace M E Church on June 29 and 30. Activities begin Tuesday afternoon with three sessions, featuring speakers from Cleveland and local leaders. Officers listed include district secretary Annie H Rusk and treasurer J C Gillespie, among others from McConnelsville Pleasant City and Coshocton.
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Mssionary Society
Grace M. E
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Cambridge
Methodist Episcopal Church
Grace
R. J. Mille
Cleveland
Bishop Mills
Howard Wright
Mary Curr Curtin
Agnes J. Richmond
Anxil Farles
C. B. Cooper
Ida Secrest
Y. P. Work
C.w. St. Clair
Coshocton
Sec
D. E. Halstead
Steubenville
P. Work
B. C Hendershot
New Philadelphia
Sheriff Narrowly Escapes on Chase in Washington To
A pursuit across Coshocton County ends with a captured woman identified as Linnie Craig or McCray, not George Williams. Officers deny relation to the escaped convict and plan to detain until Mississippi authorities confirm status. The suspect risked capture after evading officers with a bold escape attempt and long night search across Dresden, Warsaw, and Roscoe areas.
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Washington
George Williams
Linnie Craig
McCray
Coshocton
Geo. Williams
Misanaippi
Weston Walker touts Allen's Foot-Kase as popular aid
A column quotes Weston Walker praising Allen's Foot-Kase gel powder used by millions to ease bad thoughts through walking. The notice also reports the wedding of Miss Addie Ma. Tell Ross Hamilton at noon Wednesday, officiated by Rev. t Wo Merrell, with relatives present and a reception. The couple planned a ten day honeymoon starting in Cleveland before moving to a new home at 341 10th street. Reverend Watece Mo Hamilton departs to lead Sioux City work. Alma Mater honors are noted.
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Allen
Weston
Addie Ma
Ross Hamilton
Tirty
T Wo Merrell
Ferns
Weidal
Miesacy Merrell
Mrs. Hamilton
Cleveland
Dave
10Th Street
Watece Mo Hamilton
Une Comhoeton
First Presbyterian Church
Sioux City
Tes Bern
Kla
Ton and Tueenlam College
Tenreeee
Miss Burnham Returns From England After Long Stay
Miss Dorothy Burnham daughter of Dr and Mrs J W Burnham arrived home from England last Saturday. She aged eleven years traveled the entire distance alone starting from England June 2. She has been in England for nearly two years. Adaurssile Register. Walter Lavery has resigned his position as shop boy at WoOH Adams Wwirber shop. He will work on a farm near Plainfield.
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Dorothy Burnham
J. W. Burnham
England
Walter Lavery
Wooh. Adams
Agricultural Extension Schools to be Held by Ohio State
Agricultural Extension Schools will be conducted in various counties under the College of Agriculture Ohio State University, authorized by the Alsdorf law. Sessions may shift between winter and late summer months due to road conditions, with instruction in agriculture and home making. Bulletins on school management and instruction are available from A. B. Graham, Superintendent of Agriculture Extension, Columbus, Ohio.
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College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
A. B. Graham
Superintendent of Agriculture Extension
Columbus
Ohio
Wants Order to Sell Farm Land
C. Wathes as administrator of Elizabeth Ann Lockard deceased filed suit in probate court against Wm. Lockprint et al for an order to sell real estate to satisfy debts of the estate. The property comprises acres in Crawford to be described.
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C. &. Wathes
Elizabeth Ann Lockard
Wm. Lockprint
T. al
Crawferd
Adamsville On Railroad Map Marks Promoters Progress
Adamsville residents see the electric railroad plan move forward with deeds filed by Washington township landowners and revised surveys near Zanesville. Promoters report bonds worth 61010,000 for construction and expect work to start within twenty days if no unforeseen delays occur. Engineer Marble leads a new Otsego to Cambridge survey as officials aim to secure right of way. The Adamsville Register notes a pleasant gathering at Capt Wheeler’s home and honors his granddaughter Miss Roth with a neighborly afternoon and luncheon.
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Adamsville
Fem
Washington Township
Aiso
Zanesville
Adamiaville and Vicinity
Sis
Otsegoo
Cambridge
Conse
Adaisville Register
Nelle
Allen's Foot-Ease Promises Quick Relief for Feet
Ina Pinch notes the use of ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE powder to ease hot tired swollen feet and ease corns and bunions. Advert claims powder cures discomfort and warns against substitutes. Also mentions social notes about reunions and birthday cards.
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Ina
Allen
Death of Aged Jacob Kissner at Darling Run
Jacob Kissner died at his home on Darling Run on Wednesday at about 90 years old after a period of declining health. He is survived by his daughter Mrs. Mary Rogers and nephews C. Kissner and John Eisener. Funeral services were held Friday at ten in the morning with interment in Darling cemetery.
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Jacob Kissner
Darling Run
Mary Rogers
C. Kissner
John Eisener
Thenners
Darling Cemetery
Central Hotel Passes to Guthrie After 30 Years
After three decades under Mrs Margaret Wier and her daughters, and a long-timeCentral Hotel stay, J A Guthrie of Freeport assumes control. The hotel has been a travelers’ draw due to its cleanliness comfort and famed table, marking steady prosperity since opening.
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Central Hotel
Margaret Wier
J. A. Guthrie
Freepot
Central
Fourth Of July Warning and Firework Dangers
A Fourth of July warning urges caution with fireworks as Ohio sees annual fire losses and deaths. The piece argues for restrictions or enforcement to reduce danger, urging parental restraint and regulatory action. It also notes a local arrest and street incident involving a man named Von Schasven and a boarding trespasser on Main Street.
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Ohio
Intents Ae
Marital Strife in Falls City Case Filed for Divorce
W Z Kinkade sues for divorce from Rows Kinkade on grounds of extreme cruelty alleging vile language and a brick assault at their home. He claims repeated abuse, including an assault with a brick and a later insult, and that disturbances began after their April 7, 1907 marriage.
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W. Z. Kinkade
Rows Kinkade
Ceed
Ocaasion
Ier
Senator Taylor to Speak at Chautauqua in Coshocton
The program committee announced Senator Taylor will be here during the Chautauqua. Rev. Mr. Hamilton says the event will please Coshocton county and recalls his childhood memory of hearing Rob L. Taylor. He notes Taylor’s humor and depth, promising a stirring literary address.
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Chautauqua Hav
Taylor
Hamilton
Coshocton County
Robi. L. Taylor
Tenessee
Senator Taylor
Coeshocton
Anti Bridge Worker Seeks Amity Between Coshocton City and County
A leading anti bridge advocate says he bears no malice toward the city and is willing to bury bitterness. He favors bridging differences, renewing collaboration between Coshocton city and county to boost growth and mutual benefits for merchants farmers and industries. Now let's get together to build up the community.
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Coshocton County
Coshocton City
Coshocton
Times
Co‘shocton
Coshecton
Bible Treasure Brews Mystery In Fairfield Home
New Jersey man Steve Marsh discovers nearly 3,000 bills tucked in an old Bible, ranging from 10 cents to 20 dollars. Some are shin plasters from the 19th century, with potential premiums on rare notes. He debates taking the Bible on a move near Denver, while a one-dollar bill rests among births and deaths on the pages.
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New York
Steve Marsh
Fairfield
Caldwell
N. J
Sarah Marsh
Steve
Marsh
Denver
Colo
Abram Marsh
Millions Don't Spell Real Success at Miami Centennial
Oxford Ohio June 18 Professor Brandon Matthews of Columbia University lectured at Miami university centennial on standards of success. He argued true achievement comes from purposeful service rather than wealth while public distrust grows toward life manipulators. George H Trult Philadelphia refused a doctor of divinity degree, declaring unworthiness. Flay Jennings was arrested for not complying and released on bond. Judge Mobolan to hold Coshocton court with no trials scheduled.
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Oxford
Brandon Matthews
Columbia University
Miami University
George H. Trult
Philadelphia
The
Sunday School Association
America
Judge Wickham Made Things Hum
Ashland guardian dispute overheard as Alonzo Shambaush seeks removal of guardian Paul Oliver. Judge Wickham orders production of books by 1 PM. Shelley flees by auto to Loudonville after 10:30 hearing, promising compliance. Oliver, 80, once a wealthy Ashland County farmer, is central to the guardianship case.
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Ashland Jane
E. F. Shelley
Alonzo Shambaush
Paul Oliver
Loudonville
Dudge Wickham
Shelley
Oliver
Ashland Conty
Ambitious offer promises higher earnings by following plan
A letter touts a system to double earnings in months, citing individuals like Win Dobbyn and Menafee who rose to salaries of 5000 and 1450. It invites readers to send age, education, and address to Columbus for information and a return mail response.
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E Win
Dobbyn
Menafee
Columbus
Notice to Teachers Examinations Schedule and Fees
Examinations for elementary certificates will be held the first Saturday of each month. High school and special certificates on the first Saturday of September December March and June. Patterson exams on the third Saturday of April and second Saturday of May. Examinations begin at 7 20. Applicants pay fifty cents to the Board of Examiners and five cents for returns, Patterson applicants use stamped envelopes. The Board provides stationery. Keltn s Elementary Education is the basis for Theory and Practice questions. The Ohio Teachers Reading Circle offers it for 1 05. E F Fry L Shaw Walker
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Patterson
Board of
Keltn
Ohio Teachers’ Reading Circle
Columbus
Ohio
Fry
L ¢ Shaw
Walker
Attorneys Pomerene and Pomerene Firm Notice
R Pomerene and F E Pomerene of Pomerene and Pomerene Attorneys at Law Coshocton Ohio announce office hours at the Horns Block Main Street indicating legal services available to the public from a local firm with established practice
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R. Pomerene
F. E Pomerens
Pomerene
Attorneys-at-Law
Coshocton
O. Ofice
Horns
H. E. Hahn
O. Ofce
Burns
Main Street
A. Himebaugh
Duncan & McDermott Attorneys At Law
Coshocton, O
Hay Bld
Geo J Bock Jr Civil Engineer and Surveyor Ad
Geo J Bock Jr a civil engineer and surveyor offers general engineering plans specifications and estimates and land and mine surveying mechanical and architectural drawing at 622 Locust Street.
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Geo. J. Bock, JR
Locust Street
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L. 3S Haines
Rose Burch
W. K. Dye
C. B. Hendershot
K.il’s
Mary Reed
Badis Reed
Mirs
Creeden
Warsaw
Dresden
Lizzia
Shoal
Mississippi
Oberlin
Wiens
Rhediff
Roscor
Allen Marshall
Marshall's
Wakatomia
Coopantile
Cmtet
Sherif
Vergil Snedeker
Roscoe
Bian
Lieut. Johnston
Pan Murtter
Weston, Ocean t@Ocean Walker
Mee Woh
Dickey
West Lafaysette
Hag
Indianapolis
Katherine Scheetz
Foesne
Barnes
Johnston
Junio
von Schasven
Tkmey
Squire Wimmer
So A. M. Deaney
Utder
Castoria
Gov. Taylor
Tennessee
Flay Jennings
Lautre
Wimmer
Henes
Mobolan
Judge Wickham
Bock
Penman
Prairie Chapel
C. A. Bliss
Bliss College
Thomas E. Duncan
R. B. McDermott
Ohio Acetylene Company
Weester
Ewe
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