Greater Coshocton Meets For Plant Hope And Growth
A Coshocton City Hall assembly, presided by Mayor Hamilton, backs a Clow brothers factory project promising ten of millions in capital and streetcar growth. Dr H R McCurdy lauds turnout as a sign of strong local support and notes prior failed efforts. Property sales aim to fund the plant with 800 lots offered. buyers warned contracts secure refunds if the project fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Ea Chaoth
Jaum
Coshocton
McCurdy
H. R. McCurdy
Board of Trade
Jocat
Condit
Didge Voorhees
Coshoeton
T. J. Hantey
Ma. Hantley
Ely
Elty
F. E. Pomerene
Pomerene
Coshocten
D. P. Forbes
Forbes
Caton
Agian
Mr. Caldwell
Crow
Coshactan
Coshoeton Gis Co
Rocco Case Chronicle Reveals Witness Pressure and Bets
Prosecutor McDowell pushes for Rocco to act as state witness after a complex talks sequence. Johnson is asked to post 400 dollars, with Snyder and associates weighing options as Rocco faces potential release or continued testimony. If Johnson balks, Rocco may stay in Canton and avoid saloon work, while remaining a possible witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDowell
Red
Agi
Brooks Johnson
Hit
Rocco
Johnson
Cliter [Mapel
Mike Rocco
Snyder
Uhrest
Wicely
Wil
Canton
Anya
Notes From Nellie Nelle No.1 Merck 11-Lahin Wright
Notes from Nellie Nelle report on a local farm sale and purchase details involving Merck and Wright. The fragment indicates a transaction or ownership change at a ferme but contains incomplete names and roles.
Local Notices and Family Movements in Milieu
Alfred Nichole and son Albert are noted in property mention covering 6 acres. John Beal has moved up near Coabocton Koon. Mercer farm near Flint Brie, Mrs. Rete Hagnes traveled to Columbus to visit her ailing daughter Mane. Also mention of a horse accident and Miss Inca Rodgera sick with lagrippe. Mr. and Mrs. John Fry visited Aleck Wheeler on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Nichole
Albert
Michols
Coabocton Koon
John Beal
Mercer Farm
Rete Hagnes
Columbus
Mane
Inca Rodgera
Lugrippe
John Fry
Aleck Wheeler
Spring Mountain News Roundup From Cushington and Nearby
March notes from Spring Mountain report Mrs J Hi Moore and Eloise returning to Memphis after ten days with Cushington hosts. Mrs H W Ullman visits ill Frank Ulman, mourns son R W Ulman and awaits his recovery. Local residents Miss Margaret Severns and Miss Clara Heft spend time at home. Joseph Haverick attends K of C banquet in Zanesville. Rev O H Von Lintel visits Millersburg parishioners. Disciple church choir prepares for early dedication. Harry Bickel stays with Mrs H W Ulman to help outside work. Carrie McNeal listed as sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Mountain
Eloise
Memphis
Madie Krownapple
Cushucton
H.W. Ullman
Howard
Frank Ulman
R. W. Ulman
Ulman
Harkin
Margaret Severns
Clara Heft
Joxepn Haverick
Zanesville
K. of C's
O. H. von Lintel
Millersburg
Harry Bickel
Roscoe
H. W. Ulman
Public notices and town society updates from West Lafayette
March 14 item lists Frank Shaw and Frances McGuire planning a public fate at the McGuire farm one mile west of town on March 20. Notes birth at Chas iimer's home. medicine show in town. Miss Anna Mark back from Boston after months away. Mentions school addition contract awarded to Thomas Nor Min. concerns about hall fire trap and trustee actions. local epidemic mentions. social event hosted by the Intermedial society and Bev Beck. Mr and Mrs Win Corseling to travel to the West on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Lafayette
Frank Shaw
Frances McGuire
McGuire
Chas
Iimer
Anna Mark
Boston
Leighninger
Thomas
Min
Aris
Po McClire
StLondenville
M 1
Bev. Beck
Monxieg
Warsaw Happenings and Church Revival this Week
In Warsaw and nearby, the Julia Bonsfield Auxiliary of the WFL M. 5 offered a bank service Sunday night. Rev. 1 8 Keith led revival services with Rev. Nesbit assisting. The Ohio Male Quartetto performed at Irving Hall as part of the Lyceum course. Sterling Shaw reportedly bought the machinery of Warsaw Wits Fence Co. Road and cement barriers along the Warsaw Harrington route held against high water. Various locals including Rev. Yoo Kennet and Mrs. Floyd Teck and several others are on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Marehall
Julia Bonsfield
WFL
M. 5
Roy Strome
Loomis Simitarhum
Liberty
New York
Keith
Presbyterian Church
Nesbit
Ohio
Kist
Irving Hall
Lyceum
Sterling Shaw
Warsaw Wits Fence Co
Harrington
High Water
Yoo Kennet
Floyd Teck
Minn Mac Cornwell
Mra
John Fenk
L. B. Butler
BR. F. Mason
B. J. Meredith
F. Beineardner
Prem Walker
Jon the
Saint Patrick in Irish Eyes and Missionary Work
Saint Patrick embodies Irish virtues and Christian civilization in the fifth century. The piece celebrates his leadership converting the Irish, his clever defense of doctrine using the shamrock analogy, and his enduring legacy at Downpatrick where his grave is tended daily by pilgrims.
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T. Patrick
Bis
St. Germanicus
Plae
Erin
Boas
Nnion
Patrick
St. Patrick
Treland
Downpatrick
Treland Visit Scene Echoes Kingly Court Near Tara
A dawn pageant in Meath reimagines Trelond's kings and druids as St Patrick arrives by chance, Pope Celestine sending mission to Ireland. Royal and priestly figures greet the visitor, lights blaze on a ritual site, and a solemn judgment day shadow falls as Patrick blesses the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ysane
Arouind Bs
Tara
Muimnalt Bs
Trelind
Trelond
Meniwreh
Ehli
Fordrebiid
Treland
Christ
St. Vatrick
Swiheherd
Celestine
Patriek
Meath
Patrick
Hei
Mio
Rt Patrick
Gary
Hin
Wearing av the Green in a Far Land Song
A nostalgic recital of St Patrick’s Day longing with memory of Erin. The narrator recalls a journey to Donaghmore with a girl, a ribbon in her hair, and a path lit by love. Though free in a new land, the heart yearly returns to Ireland each St Patrick’s Day. Arthur Burdick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erin's Isle
Patrick's Day
Gt. Patrick's
Donaghmore
Weil
St. Patrick's Day
Freedorm’s
Arthur
Burdick
Mrs Phillips Breaks Wrist in Crossing Incident
March 11 report states Mrs K S, about fifty, broke her wrist Sunday by falling over a signal wire between tracks at the crossing. Dr Marquand set the bones. Also noted are family visits, a one week old baby buried, and various Coshocton area social mentions among residents of Adams Mills Conesville Dresden and Cannonsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. S
Marquand
Yarl
Warner Church
J. R. Marquand
Coshocton
Et. Watts
Adams Mills
Conesville
Cannonsburg
Raymon
Bulo
Conesyville
Bishop urges single women to pray for husbands in diocese
In Buffalo an official letter from Rt. Rev. Charles Henry Dalton directs all parish rectors to urge unmarried women of marriageable age to prayerfully seek divine guidance for suitable partners. Read in Roman Catholic churches, the note stresses marriage as a sacred duty for those not entering holy orders, amid church marriage law reforms from Pope Pius X.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Charles Henry Dalton
Pius X
Big Rat Hunt at Canal Lewisville
A local community item notes a big rat hunt at Canal Lewisville with residents attending social events at Raeimereehoo house and a box social. Names include Mrs. Alice Randles, Mrs. Blanche Struble, Miss Gayle Kirk, and Roy Dorans, among others. Community plans include Epworth League event and village men organizing for a march.
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Canal
Lewisville
March Bee
Maggie
Wild Turkey Lock
Giffin
Aletison
Cohn
Alice Randles
Wernice Holderbamm
Blanche Struble
Gayle Kirk
Madge Mohler
Gertrude Payne
Hazel Thompkins
Verne Mohler
Mary McCabe
Florence Flaher
Minnie Kirk
Margaret Day
Roy Dornan
George Mohler
Harry Foster
Thive Markler
Andrew Corbit
Cal. McCade
George Borst
Hallie Mohler
Chas. Carnahan
Arthur Huwig
Liza Wright
Hobart
Misa Meda
Epworth League
Baptist church meetings end with fourteen new accessions
Rev Irwin concluded a successful series of Baptist church meetings last Friday night. The efforts drew strong interest with a large turnout and resulted in fourteen new accessions joining the church. The time frame for results was two weeks, and the winning aide provided an oyster supper for the participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin
Baptist Church
Miners Close Their Meeting in Gainesville
A two paragraph report from Gainesville dated March 11 notes the 11th annual convention of subdistrict No. 6 of the United Mine Workers of America, held over three days. The body adopted resolutions backing A. C. Smith of Byesville for the legislature, opposing the Penrose Bill, and extending sympathy to the family of the late T. M. Davies, former district president, reflecting the 8,000-member association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainesville
United Mine Workers of America
A. C. Smith
Byesville
T. M. Davies
Leg Man Hurt When Horse Kick Breaks Leg
Chas Veigle, an employee at the County Infirmary, suffered a broken leg after a horse kicked him Tuesday afternoon while he was in a stall. Dr. H R McCurdy treated him and he is resting well. The report ends with philosophical quotes on honesty and life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Veigle
County Infirmary
Veigle
H. R. McCurdy
Four Negroes Lynched Near Biloxi For Warehouse Fire
A mob of about 30 men took Dave Poe Tom Ranston and two Jenkins brothers from Deputy Shortt Evans near Van Cleave Mississippi and hanged them by a roadside. The four confessed their guilt after capture following incendiary warehouse fires that damaged charcoal and feedstuffs in the area. The lynching followed an attempt to rob Sam Byrd’s store, with bodies found beside the road. Coroner Burke of Cleveland Ohio announced findings on a separate, deadly school fire, noting possible responsibility but delaying charges pending further evidence and review.
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Treas
Mobile
Ala
Dave Poe
Tom Ranston
Jenkins Brothers
van Cleave
Miss
Biloxi
Shortt Evans
Jackson County
Treen
Sam Byrd
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Intoru Dam
Cnahoecton County
Lowa
Fitife Naan Cian
Diaey
Roto
Chow Company
Jocatead
Ie Poporition
Tear
Chey
Craheetunes
Columon
Cha Company
Clow
Alan
Wessitie
Tims
Sudge
West Lafayette News
Hill of
Joseph W. Gavan
Hawry Irigh
Gillette
Gillette Sales Company
New York City
Maurcus Aurelius Antoninus
Burke
Creveland
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