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Newspaper

Coshocton Weekly Times

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1909

Page

2

Establish Motor Service Between Warsaw and Coshocton

The Times reports a motor car service will operate between Warsaw and Coshocton, starting around April with a 16 to 20 passenger Plymouth vehicle. Medina salesman for Plymouth Track Co directs stock company organization. three daily round trips planned, aiming to ease regional travel and boost commerce.

Warsaw Coshocton Times Opatierh Las Geenelreta Tewss PRC Cts P Eemlliv Medina Plymouth iTrack Co

Frederick Shrake Dead at Frazeysburg

The death of Frederick Shrake, a long time resident of Frazeysburg, occurred Tuesday morning from complications related to old age. Survived by a wife, brothers, and three sisters, funeral services will be held at Perrytown with burial in Licking County. Senator Doe Crawford of South Dakota, a cousin of the Porters, is visiting nearby.

Frederick Shrake Bras Wre Mr. Shrake Ostoother T. Shrake South Pareth Streee Sonal Doredexend Ovo Brachers Perrytown Lickink Shrake Doe Crawford South Dakota Curtis Porter Keene Crawford Mes Porter

Use Coin Cards While Roads Are Horrid

The Times notes patrons cannot visit offices due to bad roads and urges use of coin cards and mail to subscribe. Local families report quarantines for diphtheria and several residents travel or relocate. Teachers and neighbors are mentioned with routine visits and property changes including store ownership transfer to Margnew of New Moncow.

Great Remedy Promises Cures for Stomach and Kidneys

The Rompntee remedy is touted as curing stomach and bowel ailments, improving digestion and kidney function. Local crowds bought it after hearing testimonials, with many reporting sustained relief and urging friends to try it. Bottles sold at Anderson's drug store, six for $1.

Aix Anderson

Camp Window Glass plant to close if demands unmet

Mt. Vernon officials say the Camp Window Glass factory will close indefinitely next Saturday unless workers or the workers association accept conditions after price cuts by the American Glass company.

Mt. Vernon Camp Window Glass American Glass Company

Venerable Amish Bishop Expires at Sugar Creek

Andrew Coblentz, 79, a bishop of the Amish church, died at Sugar Creek near Canal Dover Ohio. He was a longtime leader in the western part of the county and eastern Holmes County and served the community for many years.

Canal Dover Andrew Coblentz Rome Sugar Creek Holmes County

Storm Damage Reaches Islingls Central Area

Storm wrecks portions of Islingls Central at Eleventh and Oak streets with floods sweeping away several structures. More damage reported as floodwaters race toward creeks near Fisherville twelve miles out.

Islingls Eleventh and Oak Streets Fisherville

Flood warnings issued along Ohio River tributaries in Ohio

Cincinnati weather bureau warns residents along Ohio River tributaries of potential sudden rises due to heavy rains. Reports indicate Licking River near flood stage. widespread damage noted in Evansville and Center Township with unroofed houses and livestock losses. Blanchard River floods Findlay center, leaving hundreds homeless as northwest Ohio streams run high. Parry Jones case moves in common pleas court denying fault. Mrs Mulligan travels to Chester following illness.

Ohio River Cincinnati Weather Bureau Camyp Blanchard River Findlay Blanchard Parry Jones Pan Handle Common Pleas Court Tate

Court News Venerable Vine Street Resident Dies

Death closed the eyes of William Moffett on Tuesday after a paralytic stroke. The 77 year old Ireland native had lived on Vine Street. He is survived by his wife and sons and daughters including Mrs. Lizzie Dalton Columbus Mrs. Jennie Cochran Newcomerstown Mrs. Sadie Parks Chicago Mrs. Georgia Owens Coshocton Mr. Moffett Jr Chicago and Frew Moffett Milwaukee.

William Moffett Mr. Moffett Ireland Vine Street Lizzie Dalton Columbus Jennie Cochran Newcomerstown Sadie Parks Cago

Markets Spark Leap As Wheat and Cattle Prices Rise

Pittsburg markets show gains in beef and grain with mixed cattle values and hogs firm. Toledo and Cleveland reports list wheat and oats prices, cattle ranges from prime to common, and hogs varying by weight. Western markets reflect steady cattle and lamb figures, while wool and tea prices trend.

Tittsburg Toledo Cleveland Willkern

Local Grain and Produce Market Prices

Corrected local grain prices show buying and selling quotes for buckwheat flour oats corn and other commodities. Retail and wholesale prices are listed per bushel or barrel with figures and notes on flow. The market also notes a trip by Joseph Thiel to Cambridge and Mentenville for a few days’ business.

Joseph Thiel Cambrigge Mentenville

New Bedford News Briefs and Local Gossip

Mrs John Balder sustained a hip bruise in a Saturday morning fall and endures much pain. Della Mullet visits from Oak Valley to see relatives. G A Rinner lists updated. Lennon returned to Creston after a ten day visit at home. John Baker remains ill after hospital transfer in Massachusetts. Rev F Strasner will preach at Reformed church Sunday morning and Pastor at Philadelphia. Mrs Elfen Fender and Hiram Miller wed at bride’s parents home on Feb 14. Rev Edward Shepfer officiated. couple to reside on Mrs Miller’s farm.

New Hedford John Balder Della Mullet Oak Valley G. A. Rinner Lennon Creston John Baker Massillon Cleveland F. Strasner Canton Reformed Church Poest Philadelphia Elfen Fender Our Village Hiram Miller Charm Edward Shepferd Sugar Creek

Mil ler Buys Norris Property near Wolf Station

Wolf Station Feb 24 Chas Miller buys the James Norris property near Wolf Station and will take possession March 1. Jacob Blind held a wood chopping last Saturday afternoon and a dancing party at night. Chas Buck and daughter Callie visited his daughter Mrs Ed Honeharger beyond Bakersville last Friday. Howard Hart will leave this week for the west seeking summer employment. Mr Brooks and sister from Bowerton visited last week with the families of Mrs Ripley and Benona Buck.

Wolf Station Chas. Miller Jas. Norris Jacob Blind Chas. Buck Callie Ed. Honeharger Bakersville Howard Hart West Mr. Brooks Bowerston Ripley Benona Buck

West Lafayette Notes Include Visits and Socials

West Lafayette residents report social visits from Mrs. Smith of Franklin to Rev. J.A. Thrapp’s home and KK. A. Cowden of Adamaville staying with N.S. Wiggins. The Weeks feature polo, theatre in Coshoc t, and a shooting match. A Century club dinner is noted and a wallpaper store opening is announced. Mayor Geo. Tt. Adams and Penney Vicker agent were in Dennison on business.

West Lafayette Howard Evans Sarah Sicker Virginia Norman Davis Century Club Fenton Davis Adam Thomas Geo. Tt. Adams Penney Vicker Dennison

Keene institute event draws crowd with varied program

Coshocton reports a well attended Keene institute last Friday and Saturday with an engaging program. Births noted include a son and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Leowls. Several local residents, including Mrs. Elmer Endsley and Nathan Endeley, are mentioned in visits and farm matters. Austin Leavengood underwent a successful operation at Millersburg sanitarium and is recovering. Laven Heading plans to build two men and a barn this season as part of farm improvements.

Coshocton R. F Keene Thomas Leowls Wmn DeNerry Beach City Elmer Endsley Wm. Frizzell Eitarch John Endsley Fen Charles Endsley Mra Patterson Wayne County Vern Caary's Charles Endeley Nathan Endeley Paulding County Tie Austin Leavengood Milleraburg Sanitarium Laven Bern Chars Epents Chertee Darr

Saturday Special Earthenware Sale

Earthenware sale advertises pitchers at 10 cents, gardens at 10 cents, cuspiders at 10 cents. The notice promises good value, urges early viewing, and states items will be displayed in the show window with quantities limited and not lasting long.

Bargains on Tools and Household Goods

Great Bargains offer 6 boxes carpet tacks 5c and more including hammers brushes mop sticks and paint supplies. Also curtains shades brass rods lace curtains curtain stretchers wash boilers and hardware with prices ranging from a few cents to a dollar. A shipment of pure candies is 10c per pound as part of a busy shop lineup.

Fresno area social notes and visits in brief

Fresno, Feb. 24. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Miller visited sister in law Mrs. Frank Geese and Mrs. Port Gaskill of West Lafayette. Virgil Park recovered from two weeks of sickness. W. M. Park of Trinway visited his parents. Ada Emerson in Zanesville. Stork brings a baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Swigert. Rev. D. A. Morris left for Northfield for a week. D. Lt. Edwards of Delaware to speak Sunday evening at the IMEB church.

Fresno L. L. Miller Frank Geese Port Gaskill West Lafayette Virgil Park W. M. Park Trinway Fred Zingg Pearl W. C. Gephart Lizzie Miller Frank Swigert Ed Hoffman Sharpsville Ind Coshocton Tom Lockard Joe Elsie D. A. Morris Northfield D. Lt. Edwards Delaware Will Spretch Im.eb

P. D. Department Targets Lodges in Postal Dunning Case

The post office department pursues fraternal lodge groups and others who levy assessments by sending postal cards asking for dues. Officials deem such notices as dunning, violating postal laws, in a case involving Mrs. Janes Crawford of Byearili and the Metawk family.

Post Office Department Postal Department Manon & Postal Janes Crawford Byearili Fe Metawk

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