Local Social News From Canal Lewisville Area
Canal Lewisville and Canton residents visit relatives and host guests from Coshocton and Jeromesville. Mrs J B Wolfe hosts dinner with friends while Prof W Renner and Wade Fisher welcome guests. Epworth League plans a Queen Social at Mrs Kaemer’s home Friday night in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cashal
Lewisville
Nathan Crawford
Gertrude
Canton
Nebbit Leisaninger
Woust
Lafayette
Jdatub Wolfe
Wilt de Vore
Jeromesville
Walter Shultz
Wade
Floroice Fisher
Coscocton
W. ©. Renner
Gayle Kirk
Ada Emersary
Fresno
J. B. Wolte
Debbie Leighninner
Melalfin
Minnie Kirk
Leana Roberts
Howard Shingies
Coshocton
Frank Markley
Kansas City
Kanto
W. C. Renner
Wade Fisher
Sanuay
Cnthe
Epworth League
Tiverton Man Abraham Sizer Dies at 73 in Stroke
Abraham Sizer of Tiverton aged 73 died after a sudden stroke while delivering firewood to his home. He had recently traveled to Warsaw for business. Eight children and his widow survive. The German citizen, formerly of Crawford, passed away last Tuesday February 25 after a long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Sizer
Tiverton
Crawford
Fais
Howse
Warsaw
Ais Fos
Roscoe News Record Faces Town Affairs and Changes
Local items report the death of Mrs. William Kirker of Kansas, formerly Miss Hall, and her ties to Roscoe Township. Purchases include the Battlesy property west of town by Mr. Gaynor of Coshecton, who moves there with his family. A revival at the M. E. church closes soon to welcome attendees. The village council argues over salary for Marshal Dobson amid proposed cuts, while the town debates tax and service improvements. New residents and visitors are noted, with plans for a time of civic activity and potential growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe
William Kirker
Kansas
Kirker
Miss Hall
Gaynor
Coshecton
Battlesy
Loder Ivcality
Wig
Dan Boyd
Casnorton
Yoseph Kirker
Henry Crowton
M. E
Labernac
Coghoeton
Migs
Katte FM
Pennsylvania
Charles Hoop
Marshal Dobson
Ulm
Dobson
Rosco
Surveyor Vark
Initiative and Referendum Opinions Spark Debate in Oxwewar
A controversial policy discussion surfaces amid debates on initiative and referendum in Oxwewar. Critics warn the plan could force radical tax shifts and property value readjustments, impacting voters and promoters alike, while supporters argue it channels direct popular judgment.
Portlands View on Lawmaking Risks in Legislature
The Portland Oregonian cautions that current bill provisions could shortcut lawmaking and allow passage by a minority. It argues many nonvoters are labeled indifferent, masking ignorance and the danger of rapid, poorly understood legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berrow
Noel Listle
Castor
Portland Oregoniat
Columbus Slate Journal
Five Children at One Birth in Stéennenville
In Stéennenville on Feb. ren two girls and three boys were born to Mr and Mrs Geo Campbell. All are dead except one boy and one girl who are expected to survive. Physicians say the mother will probably live.
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Stéennenville
Ren
Geo. Campbell
Seed corn sprout test by Keene Township grower
Leonard Staats of Keene township tested seed corn for planting in spring. He found over ninety percent germination, selecting ninety six random ears and one grain from each ear, with ninety three grains sprouting in a germination bed. The seed came from Winfield Miller farm and the article notes uncertainty about vitility and strength for future planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Staats
Keene Township
Mr. Staats
Von
Winfield Miller
West Carlisle West Candisi Feb 27 Preaching Service
West Carlisle West Candisi reports a preaching service at Me KE church on Sunday March 2 at 2 30 pm. The notice lists relatives visiting from New Newark and New Milford and mentions a funeral service for Mrs Maury Ellen Clark conducted by Reverend Vb. Santer of New Moscow and interment at Geometers near West trarbely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Candisi
Helen
Neewiark
Tvaling Cautllsor
Iona Cullison
New Guiflford
Daushter
Miles Pisnan
Breinda Weth
Plaen
Stee Waseth Gotis
Whitey Ste
Hsb
Natta
Cea Oder
Bellen Park
Ieee Clark
Vitu
A Cure for Misery Promises Quick Relief
A sales item touts a patent medicine called EFleeiic titters from London producer Tivive claimed to cure chills fever diarrhea jaundice and stomach and kidney ailments. Sold under guarantee at local druggists including COOR Anderson's Co Stornton and C M Ferguson Roe fo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tivive
MaAlonia Powen
Londen
COOR
Anderson's
Co. Snorton
C. M. Ferguson's
Roefoe
Dria
Woman Ate Ground Glass in Marietta Case
Mrs Frank Stage of Marietta lies ill after 210 pieces of ground glass and other sharp substances were found in her body over time. Doctors report glass particles emerging from sores, suggesting an attempt to contaminate the Stage family. Police are investigating a possible crew behind the malicious act with arrests expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Fybe
Frank Stage
Loral
Smallpox Threat Seen Near Newport After Outbreak
Three miles east of Uh richavillé Newport faces possible epidemic as Brakeman Frank Gibson, returning from Holloway, fell ill next day and was found to have a fully developed smallpox case after exposure of about 250 people in Holloway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Eouth
Uhrichavillé
Frank Gibson
Holloway
Gibson
Payalian
Ubdrichsville
Real Estate Transfers Published By The Recorder
Real estate transfer notices from Coshocton County appear in The Daily Times and The Indicator. The Recorder notes past issues where transfers were published without credit and lists numerous lot and acre transfers including West Lafayette Rosey Clifton East Union New Castle and other areas with amounts such as 90, 275, 1200, and 4500 dollars.
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Daily Times
Age
Coshocton County
Recorder's
Rachel A. McCammant
Mary McCanmmant
West Lafayette
Clor
Randles
Dioha M. OY
Aera
John Me. Carhart
Ro Randles
Avita
Alhet
Kenilworth
Hhoniiton Browning
Sherif
War Macreret
Adams
Rattohn W. Stanton
Thacktow
Mitten Gardner
Robert Marensin
Ames
March Ae
Hy, Co
Virginia
Wheeler
Bo Wright
New
Lizzie McGune
Macanda J. Dawson
Plainfield
C. KR. Randles
Harry Lower
Taxen
Fis Conte
Jeremiah Fone
Oliver Pope
Adama
Susan Trago
Kiisha Thoman
Washington
PF. Wheeler
Syvia J. Hold Kromk
East Union
Urbhart
Weather Prophet Foresees Forty More Winter Pangs
Pend Motlenpah of Newark predicts forty more cold nights and six snow storms this winter while Mohlayoth notes pleasant weather at Easter allowing women to wear new hats and bonnets. The forecast rests on a weather prophet with an enviable record, trusted by observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pend Motlenpah
Newark
Wiao Wie
Building Boom at West Lafayette Readies Growth
West Lafayette shows strong growth prospects with more than six new houses discussed and three new business buildings in consideration. A new schoolhouse extension is planned, with potential town hall and other public facilities among options under study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Lafayette
Protracted meeting closes at Pleasant Hill Baptist Church
Coshocton Route 7 report notes a protracted meeting closed Sunday with applicant members at Pleasant Hill Baptist Church. Local updates include injuries, moves, and social notices among area residents such as Lewis Shaw’s slow recovery and several families relocating or visiting.
Castoria Adand Public Notice in Narrow Fragment
Fragmentary text reports a Castoria advertisement for infants and children and mentions a building loan society connected to Coshocton, with brief references to a new concern and sales agent search in Manville.
Death of Margaret Bryson Murdock in Pleasant Valley
Margaret Bryson Murdock, aged 84 years 4 months 16 days, longtime resident of the Hleagant Valley area, died Wednesday February 26 at her daughter Mrs Abraham Laird's home. A native of Cumbernauld Scotland, she came to this county in 1881. her husband died in 1865. Survived by seven children, twenty seven grandchildren and twenty two great grandchildren. Funeral at Pleasant Valley Presbyterian Church at 2 pm Thursday, Key Hamilton officiating. interment South Lawn cemetery. Grandsons James, Abraham Jr, Alien, Rab, vin and William Laird served as pallbearers.
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Margaret Bryson Murdock
Hleagant Valley
Abraham Laird
Cumbernauld
Scothand
James H
McKeesport
Robert Moo
Wastarnasy
Elizaeth Liked
Pleasant Valley
Anna Tiesram
Shawnee
Mary Murdock
Thankerton
Scotland
Key
Hamilton
South Lawn Cemetery
James
Abraham Jr
Alien
Rabet
Vin
William Laird
Ashbrook Urges Free Wood Pulp to Aid Press
Congressman Ashbrook read National Editorial Association resolutions in the House urging removal of duty on wood pulp. He argued the print paper trust imposes a heavy tax on information and noted pulp costs rose about forty percent in two years. He pressed Republicans to lift the tariff for forests and readers alike.
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Ashrook
House of Representatives
National Editorial Association
Ashbrook
Canada
America
Republican Congress
Good Citizenship talk at Oak Grove and local notes
Twenty five residents attended a Good Citizenship address by T J Norman at Oak Grove. Mrs Anna Neighbors and Freeda of Newcomerstown visited Asbury Norman's. Jon J Myers of Peru stayed with John Stingel and spoke on citizenship. Fresno Grange initiated twelve candidates and a large Grove contingent joined Fresno Brethren for an enjoyable meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bah Grove
Fen
T. J. Nornan
Anna Neighbors
Freeda
Newcomerstown
Asbury Norman's
Jon. J. Myers
Peru
John Stingel
Myers
Oak Grove
UW. Miller
Pittsburg
Bertha
Minnie McFarland
Fresno Grange
Gah Grove
Fresno
Ces M Stilfneer
Tyerten
Community members recover as church services resume
A number of locals shown improvement while others remain ill. Communion was held at the Ennah on Gurhy yeharen Sunday. Some members were expected to join Good Friday services again. Miss Fret Chle helps with housework for Mrs. Chas Thomas who cannot yet leap. Prof. W. O. Renner and Wade Wisher of Canal Lewisville visited Howard Amos and family. Mina Mary Crile returned home to attend school. The hill AchOOT literary and debate was well attended. Lloyd Everaart moved his man and engine to Willis Olinger's yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia. Renner
Fiat
Hill Achoot House
Lloyd Everaart
Nia An Wil
Smoking Stove Causes Panic in Spring Mountain Funeral Rites
A smoking stove caused a panic in Spring Mountain as relatives gathered for the funeral of Harlan Ullman last Monday. Names of mourners include Eva Ullman Barberton Ohio and Miss Cuerlo Hagelbarger Chicago among others. A chimney blockage led to smoke flooding Mrs Hofstettler's home where responders removed soot, reassembled the stovepipe, and comforted the 96 year old storyteller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Mountain
Harlan Ullman
Eva Ullman
Barberton
Ohio
MH. Moore
Memphis
Tenn
Cuerlo Hagelbarger
Chicago
H. M. Hagelbarger
Akyoo
Valentine
Hiselple
Emerson Buier
Kaseph Klinage
Wallace
Hofstettier
Kase-Clinage
Great Fruit Crop Expected by Old Grower in Index Report
Weather favorable through winter and coming summer could yield one of the greatest fruit crops in years, says Jesse Alexander after exhaustive inspection for the Index at Newcomerstown. Not a bud killed, with peaches apples plums pears and cherries all prosperous. Alexander voices jubilation and hopeful forecasts for growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Alexander
Newcomerstown
Alexander
Booze Car Stirs Port Washington Railcar Debate
Port Washington, amid Prohibition, reacts to the Rathburn Harris law banning liquor on trains except in company designated cars. Travelers using the smoking car fear the space will be turned into a booze joint as Dennison and Coshoc tun face tough luck in local politics and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Washington
Dennison
Cley
Local Social Notes From Fresno and Nearby Areas
Miss Ora McChuire and Nora Par of Coshocton visited Miss Julia Arnold in Fresno. High school purchased a plane H. Cramblett. Lizzie and Bianca Leavengood of Coshocton were guests near here Sunday. Horace Vacon to lecture at Laine Opera House Saturday under MWA auspices. Harry Fesuson of West Lafayette in town Saturday. Mr and Mrs H B Hay of Coshocton visited W F Park Saturday and Sunday. Pre social at Frog Pond school Friday evening. Miss Lizzie Miller visited Minnie Klein. Mrs Geo D Klein returned home after weeks with her mother Mrs Frieprie Meeds. Deputy Supreme Oracle Mrs Eiley J Byan of Steubenville visits for Royal Neighbors of a ladies auxiliary of MWA. meeting at OW A hall Saturday evening at 5 o'clock. wives of MWA urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresno
Ora McChuire
Nora Par
Probate matters list of estate actions and appointments
Samuel Taylor named administrator for Sebina Taylor estate. First account filed in the estate of G W Gilbert. Henry Geib will admitted to probate with Fred Dresher appointed administrator. Will of Samuel Vanelekia admitted to probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Taylor
Sebina Taylor
G. W. Gilbert
Henry Geib
Fred Dresher
Samuel Vanelekia
Marriage Licenses from Coshocton Area Recorded
Turns KR. Heck 38 salesman Roscoe Winifred Hanton 2 Coshocton. Dramea J Maple coal miner Jack son Jp Emma Jones Jackson Jp Karl C Bowman 23 pottery worker Coshocton and Fannie Stoker 18 pottery decorator Coshocton. Chas Heffelinger 22 farmer Met e and Getrade Bell 33 New Caslte.
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Heck
Roscoe
Winifred Hanton
Coshocton
Dramea J. Maple
Jackson Jp
Emma Jones
Karl C. Bowman
Coxhocton
Fannie Stoker
Mtery Decorator
Chas. Heffelinger
Mete
Getrade Bell
New Caeote
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Desianers
Bell Phone
Coshoctos
Lane
Abraham Mizer
Pani
Reston
West Carlisle
Cc. M. Bible
Oshooter
No. T
Pleasant Hpp
Victer
Pleasant Bill Baptist Church
Lewis Shaw
Homer Swigging
South Dakota
Robt
Dwilesins
D. J. Kawery
H. Foster Iis
Laurinda Dwiew
Elan Vitor
Jossy Vossey
Wallan McCoy, Jr
Charley Robinson
Tenterses
John Velde
Mary Basa
Flossie
Bualnest
Coshocton Yniing & Lain Company
Manville
Special
H. W. Josae-Manvile Ce, Cheveland
Jos. L. Myers
Perry
Mother Gray
Draagueta
Mother Gray Co le Roy
Probate Matters
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