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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1906
Page
10
Young School Teacher Dies in Convulsions
Miss Delos Myers of West Carlisle died suddenly at her home after collapsing from convulsions. The 21 year old Grove school teacher was found ill during a shopping trip and died at 12 10 pm of araemic poisoning, survived by two sisters and a brother. funeral details were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Carlisle
C Oek
Tev
Shack
M. E
West Carlisle
Died on Train Passing Through Cosheecton County
M. B. Boyle of Chicago died Sunday morning on Train 7 of Pan Hands en route from Philadelphia through Cosheecton County. Heart trouble caused the death, and the body was left on the train until Columbus where an undertaker took charge. His wife, who accompanied him, later proceeded to her Chicago home where the body was shipped Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Boyle
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cosheecton County
Columbus
Hom
Architects of Fate lecture by Rev Eby at M B H church
Inclement weather reduced crowd for Rev John Albert Eby’s talk on architects of fate at the M B H church. He outlined five foundations of successful life a sound body a cultured mind a good home life a good job and religious faith. He urged building high and building for eternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Albert Eby
M. BH
Mr. Eby
Wedding Accelerated by Family Ailments at Fisher Home
Yesterday at the Fisher residence on Fourth Street, Nellie Fisher and David Jackson wed in a private ceremony. Mrs. J C Fisher, long hindered by a nervous affliction, relied on her husband as he suffered rib injuries from a fall that morning, prompting a hasty marriage to ensure care within the household. Reverend W F Thint officiated with only family present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
Fourth Street
J. C. Fisher
Nellie Fisher
David Jackson
Jackson
Nelie Fisher
Davie Jackson
W. FE. Thint
Cornerstone Laying of Lutheran Church at Newcomerstown
The St. Paul Lutheran Church project in Newcomerstown held its cornerstone ceremony on Sunday at 11 30 a m. Dr L S Veyeer delivered the sermon at the Presbyterian church. Rev W P Zecter of Springfield was installed as pastor and helped seal the cornerstone with local workmen. The foundation is substantial with a large basement and a brick exterior, and the church expects dedication later in the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomerstown
St. Paul Luthe
Newcomers Own
L. 8. Veyeer
Canal Dover
W. PD. Zecter
Springfield
D. O. Y3
Itay
Biikersville
James Stusk
Song
Millfork News Roundup Shows Illnesses and Snowbound Travel
Mandie Wright remains seriously ill but improving as Millfork faces persistent snow and bad roads. Several residents visit, including Stella Norris from Trinway and Claudia Williamson from Blissfield. School attendance is low due to snowplows and rain, while Maud Wright recovers enough to be out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millfork
Mandie Wright
Stella Norris
Trinway
Lawrence Wright
Claudia Wiliamson
Blissfield
Adah Kreider
Alice Selma Cox
Jthompson
Tunnel Hill
Delli Norris
Horse
Lnggy
Finch
Maud Wright
John Smailes
New Moscow
Ed. Wrght
Conesville
Wesley Wright
Jay Garrett
Willow Brook
Wakatomika
Charley Slaughter
Mary Wright
Sarah McCoy
George Smith
Coshocton
Hortris Senters
Ada Krelder
Helmick
A Library for Newcomerstown
A temporary organization of the Pubdire Library Association was formed at the M. I. church on Monday evening. Arrangements were made to complete the organization at the same place on Tuesday evening March 27 at seven o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pubdire Library Association
Tom Cing
M. I
William Philabaum Dies at Fresno Home
Fresno report notes the death of William Philabaum with burial at Temple. The article mentions local residents visiting, March events, and church notices including Rev. Tutte and other local names. A sequence of brief items covers outings, illness, and community notices from Fresno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. Philabaum
Fresno
Local Social Roster and Roundup From The Town
A weathered note lists hospitality events and visits. Miss Trone Weaver returns home from Striar Creek after a brief stay at Kieferrechkouece. Epworth League hosted an oyster supper in the town hall Tuesday evening. Arche Leutz of Chile visited Karl Burtcher. Mrs L M Barrich and children returned to Pittsburg after a visit with Mr and Mrs Thomas Hamilton. Maude Mohter of Coshoc on plans weekend time at the Daugherty home. Ala Crotl of New Bedford spent the week visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresno
Thomas
West Lafayette
Avery Steiner
Canton
Fletcher Hamilton
van Orin
Thomas Hamilton
C. W. Maston
Frank Ruegsegeer
Baltic
A. J. Moore
Ray Kiefer
LL. E
Aivantaeze
Straw
D.C. Carpenter
Bahmer
Trone Weaver
Striar Creek
Kieferrechkouece
Epworth League
M. FB
Chirell
Arche Leutz
Chile
Karl Burtcher
L. M. Barrich
Pittsburg
Maude Mohter
Coshoc
Will
Daugherty
Ala Crotl
New Bedford
Quail Welfare Notes and West Lafayette Social Roundup
West Lafayette reports a busy week with a March 24 recital at College Wed reba diy evening and a social in town hall on Saturday. Local residents, including Mr and Mrs H A Sieker, Rev Rainsberger on business, and visitors Will Brodie Jr and Alexander Muller, are noted along with minor items about a saloon patronage, a land purchase by Doc Kinner for 300 dollars, and a stray flock displaced by inner conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrest Lafayette
Muaie
Mocuidon
College Wedreba
Doc" Kinner
Ligins
West End
Warren Love
Coshocton
Chas
Garral
Columbus
Sandy Oatterman
Movements About Mohawk Village in Ohio Proceedings
Mohawk Village Ohio reports Rev Ben Tageart filling M B church pulpit with sisters and Mrs Glajs kart visiting. Louis Callison returns from Kansas and assumes farm trust from Dr Moore until majority. Underwood family to move into Enais house after selling to W S Barrett. Mohawk farmers plan to visit Springfield to review Farmers Cooperative Harvesting Machine Company status led by J J Given and Melvin Barrett. Community notes on visits church Epworth League and a Saturday youth entertainment that raised eight dollars to fund Mang payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohawk Village
Ohio
Ben Tageart
Rascoe
M. B
Gentleman
Glajskart
M. F
Louis Callison
Kansas
Moore
Underwood
Enais
W. S. Barrett
Springfield
Oho
Coopermive Warvesting Machine Company
J. J. Given
Melvin Barrett
J. A. Funk
Epworth League
Prof
Willems of
Walhending
Doings on R. F. D. No. 3 ROP New March 2
Miss Labess Armstrong of Frederick Marg returned to Fredrick after weeks with sister Mrs Toss Karr and visit with parents at Warsi. Snow delays mail carriers and preenie ers with their spree worn. Mrs dane Karr and ernidsean Avs ton spent last week with daughter Mrs Carlos Lawrence. Mrs Amanda Leavente and and sean and daughter are sick with the srip. Mr. Charles Olinger and family ex
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Olinger
Second Reason for Being a Granger
Oak Grove notes explain why joining the Grange benefits members. The piece defends secrecy as misperceived and emphasizes public, moral work, education, and community service as core goals.
Peer to Move Seam to the Caben Fern Near Chill
A brief note records a peer moving a seam toward the Caben Fern region near Chill. The fragment notes a projected relocation task without further context or dates.
Change of Pastor At New Bedford
A late article reports a change of pastor at the Reformed Church in New Bedford with the resignation of Pastor Boy Me T Predicick and the congregation discussing the urgent need for a new pastor. Guests at a visit include Mr and Mrs Tross Lowe of Motil and Pearl Welling of Copshoglon. An infant son of John Kiefaher, named Jacob Alvin, was baptized on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wedford
Abureh
Anl
Tross Lowe
Motil
Surprise Birthday Party for Floyd Cupps in Corosville
The article describes a surprise party held in Corosville Olina for Floyd Cupps on May 14, celebrating his fourteenth birthday. Guests included many relatives and friends, with music by Martha Caithrde and gifts received. The second item notes the death of Mrs Martha Lacy of Trinway at age sixty, with funeral arrangements pending and survivors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corosvile
Olina
Murel
Diana
Cupps
Mary Cupps
Teney Turnbull
Marha Guthrie
Grace Wheler
Nora Wrishi
Feebboldsweeth
Berotee
Lee Wheeler
Chitfor Dewitt
Oram Guthrie
Wal Fivecoat
Ceeil Minor
Charitie Gattirde
Charlie Wivecoat
Rank Dunahin
Davil Wills
Poin Baonahan
Jesse Cox
Ray Tronbull
Tyage Miler
Clyde Cox
Corbeth Wills
Preary Torihall
Mr. Cupyps
Martha Caithrde
Stacy
Trinway
Martha Lacy
Pass- Woya
Ehank Lacy
Ivy
Leotn la
Progress in Ohio Cities and State Building News
Obscure report highlights progress in Ohio cities with new construction and rail investments. Notable mentions include Canton, Steubenville, Newark, and Ashland with multi million dollar projects, new buildings, and municipal funding. Also notes shifts in local governance and a proposed legal reform package affecting Madison soldiers home status. An advertisement for Hallister's Rocky Mountain Tea ends the snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvet
Canton
Ois
Bidiay
Sterkbosa
Ada Freed
Broadway
Newark
Steubenville
Dela Vir
Ashland
Secreariul Posithans
Case Settlement and Marriage Licenses Mentioned
Fragmentary report notes a case settlement involving KHL Sebrumaetuer and YooWii the Pues cownships with a legal outcome. It references Perry I. Toavenvoda and Sarah M. wider tied to marriage licenses, plus an infant child of Mr. and Mrs. 7, fb. Miavloaw died last night and was buried this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KHL
Sebrumaetuer
YooWii
Vuosang Qaedi Tles
ATO Paoli
Wits
Perry I
Aml
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Dennison
Nellie
Plainfield
Fast Liverpool
Eigct
Odd Fellowsom
A. N.sahling
G. N. Peacock
Kr, Carmel
C. B. Welhelm
J. W. McDonald
Geo. Irwin
Harry Hore
F. Foster
Mhive
Oak Grove
Marely
Theasan No
Grange
Pele
Fara
Anna Uebel
Zanovis
Ales Boateder Sleker
Michiel Stunde
Tider
Wee
Tore
CO Mar
Atesoley Mardis
Odin
Ibaereenbbe
Floyd Cupps
Whit Hollister
C. Ro Anderson
Uniar Order of Atmencin
M.C
Qhio
Lybarger
Mesiiv
Madison Soldera
Hallister
Andergson
Heritage Bond
Broome
Herbig
Bell
Forbes Building
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