Chalfants Society Notes Movements and Meetings
Misses Anna and Dewcy Trego visiting from West Bedford spend the week at home. Rev. Jones preached in Amhersburg and Rev. Shock of West Bedford occupied the pulpit. Joe Stanford visited David Dickerson Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Alpha Dodds plan a few days at C W Trego home. M J McKee and Alex Strang attended church Monday evening. The W F M S met Thursday at A T Bell’s home. crowd present. Mrs W K Jamburton returned to Flusning- named residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Bell
W. K. Jamburton
Spring Visitors Bring Crowds to Coshocton Farm Area
In Coshocton on business the latter part of the week crowds gather as spring nears. The community along the Wheeling railroad reports callers, with hopeful signs of a good crop. A startled house entry by a stranger ends with the family dog driving him out. H W Miller and family, Mr and Mrs R A Adams and Harry Norman visited Dr P F Caton and family. The Swamp school spelling bee and social on Saturday evening drew a large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Thomas Norman
H. W. Miller
R. A. Adams
Harey Norman
PF. Caton J
Latayette corner sale and council gas taps vote
Ata Loos bought from Tom Beall the Marx corner for $900 and plans a spring build. At the council meeting the mayor was authorized to seek more gas light taps for streets. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Chas Borch. Herbert Gyburn leaves for Nashville to represent West Lafayette College at the Student Volunteer Mission world convention. Mrs Levi Leighninger is very ill with chronic articular rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ata Loos
Tom Beall
Marx
Chas
Borch Herbert Gyburn
Nashville
Tenn
West Lafayette College
Levi Leighninger
Why Every Good Farmer Should Be Member of Grange
Vouk Tetove March 5 In our next communication we will begin inserting a reason why every good farmer should be a member of the grange Coshocton county should have larger membership than it has We are hoping to be the means of bringing at least some into the subordinate organizations of this order Farmers need the inspiration and the help to be received from the grange and the order needs the membership in order that his good works of the past may be multiplied in The fact ure C O W Henderson who recently purchased his brothers interest in the Henderson farm has moved and taken full possession Maud McFarland is visiting her parents Lewis McFarland Mole Caton who has been visiting Coshocton returned home last Wednesday James Weat sold his farm commonly known as the McClary farm to Al Giffin of Canal Lewisville Oak Grove Grange is at present without its regular overseer B O Stinger who is acting as one of the jurors in the Jackson trial George Maurer has sold his saw mill to a lumberman named Coom who has been doing timber work here I J Bowen spent last Friday in New Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vouk
C. OW. Henderson
Henderson
Maud McFarland
Lewis McFarland Mole Caton
Coshocton
James Weat
McClary
al. Giffin
Canal Lewisville
Oak Grove Grange
B. O. Stinger
Jackerson
George Maurer
Coom
I. J. Bowen
New Bedford
Deaths in the Mill Creek Neighborhood
Miss Creek March 2 Mr. George Wellmehen returned home from a two week visit among relatives in Harrison county. Mrs. Margaret Scheets died Feb 24. Her remains were laid to rest in the Tutheran cemetery at New Bedford, Feb 26, funeral service conducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Creek
George Wellme Hen
Harrrison
Margaret Scheets
Tutheran
New Bedford
Obituary for Mrs Scheety and Mr Leavengood
The deceased Mrs Scheety, a Lutheran church member, leaves a husband and children to mourn her loss, while Rev. Frederick notes she was prepared to meet her God. Mr Michael Leavengood died February 7, leaving family and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Scheety
Lutheran Church
Wanong
Michael Leavengood
Chalfants Revival Progress and Local Happenings
Community notes from Trinway route 2 dated March 5. Pre- Pacted meetings continue at Chalfants with Rev Jones honored for his sermons. Local farming eyes Spring. some plowing already done. Mrs Maston in poor health. Wabkalomika offers store for sale. McCoy couple greet an eleven pound son. Friends from Coshocton visit Trinway. McKee recovers from rheumatism. Mail carrier Bowman buys a fine driving horse. Townsfolk report gaining over two hundred dollars in recent efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinwas
Chalfants
Jones
P. Os. Maston
Wabkalomika
Maston
Frank Compton
Frank Cullizon
Newark
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
M. E. Churen
Passmores
Chalfants Society
A. T. Bell
Osce
Bowman
Howard Taylor
Triy
Adams Mills News Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Adams Mills reports visits by Jacob Bale and H S Scott to Columbus. Mrs. Alex McCoy of Conesville at home. Magruder family from Zanesville visiting. J W Caldwell's party to Mt Perry for a few days. Ed Mills takes a job in Zanesville. Local property purchases planned. eight pound baby born to Rev and Mrs Fields. Social events include a pie social for town walks funds and missionary society updates. Charles Spiers funeral in Trinway follows a decomposed body found in Wakatomika Creek. burial at nearby cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Mills
Jacob Bale
H. S. Scott
Columbus
Alex. McCoy
Conesville
Charles Magruder
Zanesville
Theo
Dunmaead
J. W. Caldwell
Mt. Perry
Ed. Mills
Zananville
Au E. Tile Works
Chanel Bryant
Robert Emery
J. Caldwell
Frank Lapp
Tennessee
H. P. Rale
Ben Collins
J. (. Fields
Mes. McDowell
Pennsylvania
Gistape
Ap Pella Sam Hoselton
Aanesville
Wlage Improvement Society
Ladies of the Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Tie Gray
Mary Scott
Anna Smith
Flora Tilton
Bila Tilton
Laura, Smith
Maggie Scott
Abe Murphy
Dresden
John Tilton
Jim Watford
Ara Slaughter
Hayes Jewell
Cincinnati
Charles Spiers
Trinway
Wakatomika Creek
Presbyterian Church
Nis Place
J. C. Fields
Plainfield Knee Injury Report Shocks Local News
In Plainfield on March 3 a man severely injured his knee while jumping rope at Salt Works School. The township school board held a regular meeting at the township house the prior weekend as the district considers student attendance and a younger Weller boy returning to school under specific conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
Forney
Coshocton
Chas. McGiffen
Salt Works School
Township School Board
Sand Banka
Wellerboy
Fragmentary Local Notation of March Meetings and Visitors
Fragmented OCR notes describe a March meeting with discussions, names, and locations. It mentions Saturday evening March 10 and individuals such as Ree Strothard and Joe Scarborough among others, with references to places including Bermidia and New Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strothard
Bermidia
Hime
Linne Byatla
Bacon Serioul House
Bane
Barton
Platafield
Jens McUhiin
Ci Aperadon
Apyernledia
Joe Scarborough
New
Philadelphia
Minten
Costoeron
Juhi Bassett Joo
Marlate
Charice
pPolam
Brick Lions
Mound People Coming to Coshocton
Revivalist Rev Smithson preached at Bussfield and will hold services again in two weeks in the evening. Locals report activity with trials, employment changes, and farm labor hires as several residents visit Coshocton and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MOUND
Coshocton
Farmers Ready for Spring Work in Millfork
The report notes improving road conditions and farmers preparing for spring tasks such as building fences and tending to general farm work. Mentions Chas Robinson traveling to New Gubbard on business and ongoing amber sawing near BE KB.
Having Mumps at Pearl
Young people visiting Pearl report mumps cases among residents. Raymond Olinger’s son suffers high fever but shows improvement. Edwin Olinger of Keene stayed with relatives, Cort Benell and Mole Benell return home after Fresno visit. Julia Arnold visited Wins ts Bender recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl
Garady
Raymond
John Olinger
E. A. Swipgert
Ragar Creed
Edwin Olinger
Keene
Cort
Mole Benell
Fresno
Julia Arnold
Ts Bender
West Lafayette Gossip and Local Notices
West Lafayette scene reports a land sale by Simon Renner to D D Angie with unclear consideration. Local residents travel to Coshocton for business, many residents suffer severe colds, dancing is organized, Jerry Shryock opens a harbor shop on Shaffer property, Anna Powell visits from Avon Dale, wheat beall starts rooting activities in Coshocton, Charlie Jones sells property east of town to Frank Daugherty, Clyde Browsfield hosts several breeds Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Lafayette
Simon Renner
D. D. Angie
Coshocton
Jerry Shryock
Shaffer
Anna Powell
Avondale
Charlies Jones
Frask Daugherty
Clyde Browsfield
County project turbid notes reveal bid details and sites
County commissioners review a bridge project with mentions of abutments, superstructure work, and approach construction. The document lists contractors, locations, and tentative timelines while noting structural elements and inspection points amid a complex bidding process.
Whitely Enterprise stock plan abandoned in county
Investigators report that Whitely Enterprise subscriptions for a Springfield Harvester branch were canceled as subscribers withdrew. Mr Mauped, Whitely's representative, abandoned efforts and may have returned to Springfield, while editorials in The Times scrutinized the plan without assigning credit or blame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joes
Cheateets
Whitely Enterprise
Springfield Harvester
Grerney
Ndt
Trois
Mrr. Mauped
Whitely
Mat
West Lafayette Hollow Social Notices and Local Updates
Community items from Hollow West Lafayette recount dances, visits, and farm moves. Mentions Mr and Mrs Harley Dantyls hosts, individuals like Hiner Rogers, Mirvel, Warren McDonald, Adah, and Ab Richardson, plus farm transfers and a probate court notice announcing executor appointments and hearings for March 1906.
Fresno Briefs and Local Notices From March Week
A scrambled Fresno page notes marriages, resignations, and social events. Names include Katetr, James Pure, Susan Uys, Alice Hirideroon, and Mra Ma Feta Breiner. Relatives visit Canton and Cantonese Sabbath events mix with community notices and a sports item at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresno
Mareh
Ed Einerson
Wessis
Clifford Einerson
Susan Uys Minne
James Pure
Rey Marsh
Canton
Leenire
MD. Kooechuret
Keonetas Premies
Traother Farn Ming
Alice Hirideroon
Posithon
Legis
Casdiaeran
Spacredbtys
Dean Elites
Late Happenings at Chestnut Ridge Community
Chronicle of residents at Chestnut Ridge including Judge Viareh G and Mrs Joe Karr returning from Cayahoga Falls after two weeks with Karr’s mother. Miss Rebecca Graham ill at Mrs Charles Reed’s home. students Zeph Endsley and Lacey Armstrong transfer to Keene high, and dispute over school winter closure cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viareh G
Joe Karr
Cayahoga Falls
Karr
Mather
Jane Kare
Lacey Armstrong
Ross Karr
Arm
Zolpha Endsley
Keene High School
Charles Endsley
Lon
Carly
Rebecca Graham
Chas, Reed
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Corps of Correspondents
W. Lafayette
OAK Grove Granges
Oak Grove
Asbury Norman
Birdie Norman
J. H. Henderson
Fenderson Farm
Chas. W. Henderson
Cosh Onton
God
Merndane Agi Thn Tompkina
Schumaker Famsilies
Messrs
Roff
H. A. Caton
Grange
Mill Creek
Ibreezy
Maret
Smithson
Bussfield
Mallon Smith
Ian Dant
Ben Dickerson
Curshoeton
West la Etu
Joseph Lower
Coshoeton
Simon Welling
Jackson Cox
Evans Cox
Clark
Wilfred Guthrie Ha
Peacock Shoe Store
Charles Wilhenry
Pittsbury
Millfork
Marek O
Chas. Robinson
Gubbard
Dickerson
Maudie Wright
Privvcy
Clarenee Wrieht
Hanover
Sa O Brother
Adi Kreider
Pblissheld
Statre Garrettry
Sankoe
Fogg Patel
South End
Crane
The
Times
Santied Domes
Hea
Aterial
Jesse Leighninger
Tha Craduating
Claks
Castineton
Von
Ab Richardson
Sunda Cuests
Meroe
Howard Ghreep
Eon Ware
Perp
Tieir
Business Men's Association
Jain Weleh
Cerber
Jill Weledt
Cosboe
Teltowdyer
George Ashcraft
Asim Mc Daene
Benjamin Pooptos
Admire Whealus
Jane Wiliams
Sarah Snyder
Rearell
Donley
Chestnut Ridge
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