Greater Coshocton Day Brings Public Hope Of Plant
A Coshocton meeting led by Mayor Hamilton approved the Clow works proposal as a major city boost. Dr. H. R. McGurdy praised the audience and urged support for town growth, while speakers outlined capital plans, lot sales, and construction timelines as residents pledged to back the venture.
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Hamilton
Aiayor Hamilton
Coehocton
McCurdy
H.R. McGurdy
Uake
Board of Trade
Coshocton
Cimws
Rocco's Continued Testimony Tangles Local Case
Kinath Prosecutor McDowell reviewed the incomplete against Beoaks Johnson. Rocco would cut state evidence to nail Johnson for the same dose he faced. A conference with Chief Mapel, Mike Rocco, Attorney Snyder, and employer set up further talks and possible bail. If Johnson posts $200 and Rocco’s claims hold, Rocco may stay as a state witness and avoid workhouse.
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Kinath
McDowell
Beoaks Johnson
Rocco
Johnson
Abe
Mapel
Mike Rocco
Snyder
Whit Rocco
Canton
Wright buys farms in Nellie notes March item
Notes From Nellie No 1 dated March 11 reports Lakis Wright has purchased the farms of several neighbors. Details on acreage and names are partially legible, signaling a local land transfer with implications for the community and neighboring properties.
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Nellie
Lakis Wright
Nichula Family Moves Near Coshocton
Alfred Nichula and his son Albert plan to relocate soon to a tract of several acres near Coshocton. John Beal Haw has moved to the C. t) Moreer farm near Miyt Erle, Mire. Miss Inez Rodgers has been ill with lagrippe the past week. Mr. and Mrs. John Fry visited Aleck Wheeler on Sunday.
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Alfred Nichula
Albert
Embraee Acres
Mr. Nichols
Coshocton
John Beal
C. T
Moreer
Miyt Erle
Mire
Balle
Columbus
Butarday
Mame
Bell Low
Inez Rodgers
Lagrippe
John Fry
Aleck Wheeler
Spring Mountain News Roundup Highlights Local Visits
The letter notes families returning to Memphis after a ten day stay with Mrs Ult man. Miss Mudie Krownapple of Coshoc ton is home for a week's visit with her parents. Mrs. H. W. Ulman visited Frank Ulman who is seriously ill and mourners recall the sudden death of Harlan. Hopes remain for Frank’s recovery. Several locals, including Miss Margaret Severns and Miss Clara Defk, are home or traveling. Rev. Von Lintel spent days with parishioners, and the Disciple choir plans a dedication early next month. Harry Blehel of Rascoe visits, Carole McNeal is ill, and the Ulman plant outside work continues until Frank can return.
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Siaing Mountain
Marea
L. J. Moore
Eloise
Memphis
Ultman
Mudie Krownapple
Coshocton
H. W. Ulman
Howard
Frank Ulman
Olman
Harlan
Margaret Severns
Clara Defk
Joseph Haverick
Zanesville
K. of C
O T. von Lintel
Milersborg
Harry Blehel
Rascoe
Carole McNeal
Etek
West Lafayette Public Sale Planned On March Twentieth
West Lafayette officials advertise a public sale on the McGuire farm located west of town for March 20. Also noted are a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Chris Admner last week and a medicine show coming to town.
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West Lafayette
Marcel
Frank Shaw
Frances McGuire
Fae McGuire
Lown
Espense
Uheir
Sarabee
Betes
Tye Roweek
Tye Roweek's Satiribiy Oventig
Sachi
Town Hall
Cordangs
Mis
Hock Bam
Ath Magen
Revival services and social notes from Warsaw town page
On Sunday evening Rev. I E Werth started revival services while Roy Strome visits his parental home from Loomis Sanitarium Liberty New York. The Ghin Maly Quartet performed at Levi hall and extra numbers were added to the Lyceum course. Sterling Shaw reportedly bought the Warsaw Wire Fence Co machinery and local infrastructure withstood recent high water.
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Warsaw
Jinha Honafield
WFM
Roy Strome
Loomis Sanitarium of Liberty
New York
Eo Werth
Presbytery Church
Neabit
Ghin Maly Quartette
Levi Hall
Lie Lyceum
Sterling Shaw
Warsaw Wire Fence Co
Harrington
von Kennel
Mayd Teck
Mae Cornwell
Joan Fenk
J. B. Butler
B. F. Mason
B. J. Meredith
Bes Bombardier
Pren Walker
Tia
Saint Patrick the Irish Ideal and His Enduring Influence
Saint Patrick stands as a beacon for Irish aspirations, celebrated for courage, faith, and cultural leadership. The account recounts his mission to convert Ireland, the Druids’ challenged authority, and Patrick’s clever use of the shamrock to illustrate the Trinity, forging a lasting religious identity and national reverence centered at Downpatrick where his grave remains marked by a simple grass mound.
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Tieban
Patrick
St. Dattick
Irefan
Downpatrick
Erie
St Patrick’s Arrival at Kings and Druids in Ancient Ireland
An aged narrative describes St Patrick visiting a royal and druidic gathering in Ireland. Kings, chiefs, and Druids respond with reverence as he presents Christian teaching. A pagan festival responds to the processional light as Patrick’s mission unfolds under Meath’s hills.
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Trelind
Aram
Ireland
St. Vatrick
Celevine
Chieta
Dante
Uatetek
Pricet
Meath
Vatrickk
Mom
Wearing Ay the Green Across the Irish Memory
A lyric reminiscence on St. Patrick’s Day voiced by Arthur Burdock. The narrator recalls Donaghmore, a girl with a ribbon in green, and old tunes of Wearing O’ the Green. He longs for Erin as he speaks of coming back yearly to honor the day.
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St. Patrick's
Donaghmore
Atave
Freedom's Land
St. Patrick's Day
Arthur
Burdock
Mrs Phillips breaks wrist in Conesville
Conesville March 11 Mrs K S Phillips about fifty fell over the anginal wire between racks at a crossing and broke her wrist Dr Marquand set the bones A one week old son of Mr and Mrs Hart Mills died Sunday and was buried Monday at Winner church The child had not been healthy since birth Several local residents noted for visits and travels with Coshocton and Adams Mills communities across the weekend
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Conesville
K. 5S. Phillips
Marquand
Fart Mills
Winner Church
A. R. Marquand
Coshocton
Watts
Adams Mills
A. H. McCoy
Cz .Beck
Emma Murray
Nette
Babe
James Merchant
Virgie Spicer
Dresden
Homer Fountain
George Lutz
John
Mfs
Reno Clark
Coshoeign
John Jornell
Cannonsburg
Raymond Bala
Adants Mills
Buffalo Bishop urges unmarried ministers to pray for wives
In Buffalo a letter from Rt. Rev. Charles Henry Walton, bishop, asks all unmarried Catholic ministers of marriageable age to pray for suitable partners under his guidance. Read in city churches, the message sparked wide interest as it ties to new church marriage laws issued by Pope Pius X and urges contemplation of priestly vows.
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Buffalo
Charles Henry Walton
Pts x
Canal Lewisville Rat Hunt and Community News
A local Canal Lewisville item details a big rat hunt at the canal and a box social at Rainer school attended by numerous residents and visitors. It notes visiting relatives, travels to Coshocton and Fredericktown, and upcoming Epworth League activities. The town men organized a rat hunt with Dornan and Anthony Morrow as captains, and regional gossip includes residents Mrs. J. Richisen and Mrs. Liza Wheat with family.
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Cul Lewieville
Mareh
Gadi Anit Danghie Maasie
Wild Turkes Loeh
Gitla
J. Riehisen
Ooey
Colin Hus
Young Folker
Rainer
Aliee Randles
Vernice Holderbaum
Blanche Struble
Gayle Kirk
Matge Mohler
Gertrude Payne
Hazel Thompking
Verne Mohler
Mary Me “She
Florence Fisher
Minnie Kirk
Margaret Day
Roy Dornay
George Mohler
Harry Foster
Daves Markles
Andrew Corbit
Cal
McCabe
George Beest
Hattie Mohler
Chas
Carnahan
Artin Huwig
Liza Wheat
Irwin Leads Final Baptist Meeting Series Closure
Rev Irwin closed a successful series of meetings at the Baptist church last Friday night. Fourteen new accessions were recorded and much interest was manifested with the timemit set for two weeks. the losing side will furnish an oyster supper for the winners.
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Irwin
Baptist Church
Miners Close Their Meeting in Zanesville
The 11th annual convention of subdistrict No. 6 United Mine Workers of America closed after three days. Delegates endorsed A. C. Smith of Byesville for the legislature and urged voting against the Penrose Bill. They extended sympathy to the family of the late T. M. Davies, former district president, on behalf of about 8,000 members.
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Zanesville
United Mine Workers of America
A. C. Smith
Byesville
T. M. Davies
Leg Broken by Kick of Horse at County Infirmary
Chas Veighe a farm hand at the County Infirmary suffered a leg fracture Tuesday afternoon when a horse kicked as he attempted to move the animal in a narrow stairway. Dr H R McCurdy treated the injury and Veighe was resting well. The item closing with a moral excerpt from Marcus Antoninus.
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Chas. Veighe
Lynching of four accused in Mississippi incident
A mob of about 20 men in Van Cleave Mississippi seized Dave Poe Tom Ranston and two Jenkins brothers who were in custody of Deputy Evans en route to jail. The four were hanged from trees beside the road after confessing guilt following incendiary warehouse fires that hurt Sam Byrd’s store near Van Cleave.
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Mobile
Ale
Dave Poe
Tom Ranston
Jenkins Brothers
van Cleave
Miss
Biloxi
Evans
Jackson County
Sam Byrd
Coroner Burke on cotta wood school fire deaths
Coroner Burke declares the Cotta Wood school fire deaths inexcusably caused by trapped children burned to death. He vows to review evidence carefully before charging anyone and blames overheated pipes and steam from near wooden joists.
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Burke
Cheveland
Cottawood
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