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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1906
Page
5
Local dispatch describes routine daily events across provinces with brief notes on incidents weather and community happenings. Civil life and ordinary affairs are highlighted in concise summaries reflecting everyday regional news.
Lasigod and Coshocton notes as residents William Quorae, Sunon Price, and Leander Lowe are mentioned with local visits and purchases. Frank Boyé moves to South Keanu Indiana, and Mary Grahan visits Maggie Evans. Vernon Casey prepares to grove in Wayne County. Henry Cosrad family plans April dance in Coshocton. Elden Casey called on friends near Killbuck.
Lottie Hootman returned home to Linton Mills from Newcomerstown on Saturday. Mary Bradford of Cushocton visited relatives and attended a protracted meeting. Laura Switzer and Hattie Switzer of Marlatt's Run spent Thursday with Mrs. Larry Hammersley. Eadie Harbett called on Belle Umstott. Anna MacFarland visited Anna Welker. John and Elmer Lusi of Flat Ridge visited Chas Harbold and wife. Mia Elma Harbold and Laura Harbold spent Thursday with E. G. Carr.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Leech visited Coshocton with Mr and Mrs RA Overholt. Mr Spangler of Iowa and Mr Wolfe of Kentucky stayed with local residents. Presbyterian church ladies staged a missionary program. The Overbolt child is ill. Keene Literary Society plans next meeting Thursday March 2.
The community reports a protracted meeting in charge of Rev. Lewis of Warsaw at the M B church. Nearby visits include Geo Kirk returning to Fredericktown after a week with relatives, Miss Barbara Preston with Edna and Maude Mohler, and Barbara Preston visiting. Several residents are listed as visiting or ill, with various local households noted.
A small party was held in honor of Muriel, marking her sixth birthday. Attendees included Berence Passe, Ruth Markley, Maggie Giffin, Gusta Bramblet, Ress Coleman Kir, and Guillio Ouilie, with Mis. bkenry Ras mers visiting.
West Lafayette February 28 A social in town hall Saturday evening drew a large crowd of young people who surprised Frances Shaw for her birthday anniversary. Proceeds topped 75 dollars as attendees mingled with Howard Lengo, Isaac Shaw, and others from nearby areas.
Coshocton KR F D 3 Feb 28 reports neighbors at Clarke visiting with the Zauges and Lowes. Sugar camps busy tapping trees and boiling sap. The K of P lodge attended a banquet in Bloomfield. Washington's Birthday observed at the grade school with Mina Finley teaching. Mrs. Leonard Murray and Mrs. John Zaugg helped quilt. Joe Karr of Akron visiting relatives. Frank Guthrie hauling hay to Layland. J A Zange and daughter guests of his sister Lepley sick with cancer.
Coal Hollow near Roseau shows substantial mine output under J F Dickey as proprietor. Community notes include mission society meeting, visits between Mrs Passmore and Miss Parks, travel to New Moscow, and local shingling of work and sick lists. Reverend Jones to preach at the Branch next Sunday at 2:30.
Bakersville notes list locals headed to new jobs on farms in Portage and New Philadelphia areas. Clifford Docher spent weekend with relatives. Henry Raver travels to New Philadelphia to work for Mr. Baker. Harrison Bahmer to Portage County for farm work. William Lorenz wed Miss Miser of Stone last Thursday.
Creek society items report Mrs. Lewis Bahmer and children visiting Mrs. Leech in Newcomerstown. Lowman Hawk visits sister Mrs. Henry Eberwing in Mound. Joseph Mizerwan in Coshocton attends a Christian revival. H Loveless in Coshocton attends court. Valentine Reiss ill with grippe. Olive Clue Nas returns from visit to Reveomens. Ladies Aid Society fundraiser yields proceeds of 765. Dro and Mrs Lower in Newcomerstown Monday.
Chili, Feb. 28. Mon Susin Lower is confined to bed with rheumatism. Crile cheesey tractory members organized for the coming summer electing officers: President M. A. Orbe Secretary Philip Schlarb Treasurer Wm. Schlarb. J J Sehlerb bought A T Boyd farm and will move later. Wm Madison visited, M A Crile delivered a Holstein calf, W H Lorenz sold a gelding for 225 dollars.
Local notes recount social visits and gatherings around Warsaw and Coshocton area. Families such as Thompson Orr enverc and Walker Wolfard, Donley and Elder entries, plus minstrel attendance and neighborly visits are listed with multiple names and dates.
Ellis took a living trip to Wathonding Saturday. Mise Nellie barr from Warsaw visited with Misa Pew Knuckel Sunday. Mr dobp Waters spent Sunday evening at the home of Mr Lewugtdin near Wassan.
Mrs Thomas Scheetz longtime resident of New Bernard Township dies at age 86 after long illness. She leaves a husband three children two fathers four sisters and four brothers. Funeral services were held Monday at the Lutheran church in her home village conducted by Rev M L Freder with prayers and comforting words. Her memory is honored by a wide circle of friends and relatives.
Revival messages continue at the Mc Zion church directed by Rev FM Uarley with Mr Erwin Infield of Coshocton visiting. Local residents and visitors including Mr John Wagner and son Fred of Warsaw, Mr and Mrs Easter of Tunnel Hill, and Miss Folith Clark spent time with friends and relatives. Wellington Miller of Princeton, an employee, was mentioned among attendees.
A fragment of paper blown along Kish to ofreet spooked a meat delivery buggy near noon on Wednesday. The horse bolted and the cart overturned injuring the driver and causing bruises to his leg and arm. The driver’s identity was not disclosed by the injured party.
At 3:00 PM two more jurors were secured in the Dickerson case, bringing the panel to ten. B O Stingel of White Eyes township and J Sontheimer of Fresno joined, while several others were excused for cause or physical debility. A recess followed at 3:25 PM as jurors were walked to the court area. Angel Bros move stock to new quarters in Balch building across from Ablinack location, with an advertisement announcing the change.
R Polaky and family of Kimberton move to Coshocton today and will become residents of the city.
Stockholders of Fountain Co convened near ursday eve to approve dividends and hear reports. Officers named include J. Wo Moor as president Ay 3 Moore as vice president Lina Madden as secretary, with Cy Catton HOV as general manager and other staff assigned to departments. A new shop and train car furniture plan were noted for the upcoming period.
Michael Leavernwood a respected mail carrier and farmer of near New Bedford died Tuesday afternoon at four o clock after a lengthy illness described as Brights disease. He was 87, married to Miss Byva Lowe, and they had eight children with five sons and one daughter still living along with nine grandchildren. The funeral will be held Friday at ten o clock from the Reformed church in New Bedford.
State presents a blueprint map showing the Hughes murder scene including the Spring to wood location of the crime the body site near Dobson home and surrounding landmarks. It details area terrain paths fences and landmarks used for evidence. Defendants were served notice and the copy was offered for testing accuracy by county surveyor Boek jana.
A local illness roundup lists several residents facing medical issues. Names include Miss Matud Weight daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel Wright of 9 Willow Brook, and Mrs John Whins of Adan street among others noted as ill with appendicitis or fever in the neighborhood.
At the Ohio convention in Canton the committee on the comeurb appointed James Bell of Roscoe as chairman of the committee.
The mayor has received a request from a local authority seeking information about an estate of a deceased person. The request requests details on the extent and ownership of property, as well as actions taken by the decedent. Ordnance and local records are to be consulted for clarification.
Notice states the village of Waer Row Ohio is dissolved on February 9 1900 by order of a fiduciary authority. The dissolution involves settlement and collection of debts by Wright & Sons with a cited address 24-4 and names DW and KB Wright in the action.
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