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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1907
Page
5
Market notes show flour and grain prices with corrected figures. Chicago cattle and hog markets listed with steers, cows, calves, and hog ranges, plus notes on wheat and other commodities and regional price snapshots from Buffalo and Cincinnati.
The West Lafayette college eBoard of Trustees adopts resolutions of respect for Vincent Ferguson a longtime contributor to the institution. The board expresses deep appreciation for his service and offers sincere sympathy to his bereaved family in their great sorrow. W. L. Wells signs for the board.
Final account filed in Bell McCullough minor estate and adoptions noted. Will filings include George W. Shrake Elizabeth Poland Chas Klein and Louisa Meek. Public sale in Susannah Lower estate. July 3 hearing scheduled. Executor appointed for George C. Lynne. probate granted for Geo W Shrake and George FE Netrine.
Franklin Station residents and visitors are listed visiting relatives in New Philadelphia Coshocton Zanesville and Canton. The notice notes families such as Roberts Hall Dusenbery and Hall plus Ed Dusenbery and Bert Warrix with travelers to Conerville and Tres Laden during evangelistic events.
The Board of Public Services awarded bids to Emierson and Turner of Isleta as the lowest bidders for two sewer projects. They will install the Wilson and Hamilton avenues sewer for 1067.50 dollars and the Fee avenue sewer for 204.42 dollars.
June Patterson leads Spring Mountain commencement as music by MN E choir and Rev Straughn delivers an education focused address. Joseph Haverick earns praise for organizing the event. diplomas presented by Haverick as Rev Straughn gives benediction.
M. J. Schott, brother of L. D. Schott of Hoseve and Barberton resident, suffered a severe injury while working overhead. The hatchet slipped and cut his upper lip, causing a painful wound.
Advices from Adams Mills report two new diphtheria cases found this morning. Mary Coverdale, the second in her family, received antitoxin. William Collins, twelve, is the other patient. Mrs. Coverdale already has a sore throat and her illness may develop into diphtheria.
The Business Men's Association committee led by W. H. Harris released the Walnut and Third streets corner as a hitching place for farmers teams. The site had served there for a year. after initial doubt, the committee secured a lease to continue use of the lot despite previous procurement issues.
At Warsaw on Saturday evening two Patterson commencements will honor four Jefferson tp pupils Ethel Elder Clarence Snow Harvey Snow and Roy Kieler. Hey L Lewdis of W saw delivers leading address. Scholars include Franklin to and Archie Shiy Tk the sole graduate in Franklin to program features music and addresses.
West Lafayette area notes include Clare and J A Me rag families, Miller and Adar illnesses, HUD travel in Newark for a week, and church activities. A temperance meeting at MoBH church next Sunday features Rev Black preaching and Baptist ladies serving ice cream on July 4. Jennie Burt returns from Detroit. Beula Parra visits Byeaville. M EB service noted.
June 16. Mrs Dane Hamilton visited friends in this community last week. Mr and Mrs T J Hedtington U spent Tuesday with friends at Bloomfield. Mr and Mrs Seyman Fair hosted a dinner Saturday in honor of Mr and Mrs Elmer Endsley and Mr and Mrs Abram Wreatherwax. Joseph Finlay made a trip Monday for sods. Mrs Susie Crawford of northwest Ohio visited her relatives here recently. Mrs Cora Endsley and her husband visited Chas Endsley on Friday.
West Carlisle residents hear Rev Shook preach Sunday evening at Mooehurea. J BK Bevank from Coshocton visits with daughter Mrs Coaney and Mrs Pausch of Kuanaasx viailne Cher sister Mrs Flay treston. Families attend Perry Chapel children's exercises. Simon Murray stays with George Magra. Beata and Nelle Moore visit Newark. Ethel Hooter attends Epworth convention at Brink Maven.
The County Fair Association plans a new auditorium on the fair grounds with John Shaw awarded the contract after revised bids. Costs include bids from Tish Denzer Pettit Rose and Shaw with a special roof offer accepted, foundation work underway and the building slated for completion soon.
Local missives recount visits among Coshocton residents including Mrs Crisswell and family in Afton and West Noble counties, plus Jame Hanford selling strawberries and a charity band tour through nearby towns. The article mentions social calls, meals, and band performances with limited punctuation and several garbled phrases.
Layland haviand in Wooster invited sister Mrx Randlen for wartime work. Dressmaker Elta Doncan from Clarks has been visiting Mera Radhe and joining relatives. Chas Deen of Binneavile took a village trip returning Friday. Leona Duncan, employed as clerk for E. E. Telling, is mentioned.
A fragment notes a vacation visit to relatives at Clarks and Krilbuek with unclear details and no further context.
A stream of social visits and gatherings is recorded across Coshocton and adjacent towns. Residents including Mrs M A Haviah, Miss Lara Philips, and Mr and Mrs Maurice Kink are noted at various events, with neighbors from Columbast, Adan, and Stetbenville joining in sundry visits, parties, and Sundays with friends.
fragmented OCR notes describe a tax collection case in Coshocton involving Noah Deeds and James Po, with payments totaling IX and allocations to Norman and a Phd. It mentions a 13 year old Roywelgha and grandparents. The text is unclear and includes several garbled names and places.
The Board of Trade discusses a proposed new freight corridor from Cleveland to Auburnville, aiming to connect the riverfront with a north south route. Officials hope the route would attract industry, create jobs, and boost the regional economy while minimizing public aid reliance.
Wakatomika Warbaterny hit and visits noted as Jame Cartes arrives in Cincinnati. Mrs Walker hosts kin for a week as CAM exercises draw praise. Mrs Mary Lews stays with Iona Howell. Miry Lena Watson visits Gustava Garret. Nelle Toit hosts Melvin Welennelt. Rolert Dickerson marks eighteenth birthday with a party before recovering from the surprise.
Keene residents Mr and Mrs Charles Gaahat Lewieville Mr and Mrs Clyde Overholt Keene Mr and Mrs VW Allison Welcome hosted guests. Vere Frank Crawford and children returned home after a 10 day visit with relatives. Mr and Mrs Charles Cox visited Carlos Lawrence. Mrs Clyde Overholt entertained many lady friends last Saturday. Mr and Mrs Kerr and children spent Sunday in Para Comrade near Roscoe.
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