Fresno Social Highlights and Local Real Estate Moves
A Fresno ghost social drew a large crowd with Allen Murray winning best speller and 11.30 dollars raised. Local residents rooming visits include Albert Wyler with J F Amacher and Geo Wyler, and Mr. and Mrs. G C Haines with Sam Park. Future Pomons Grange gathering planned for April 10 at Blue Ridge. Property changes feature Eligha Huff selling Fresno land to Nelson Murphy and Lewis Miller buying Grant Caron property. Multiple residents moved, visited relatives, or attended events in nearby towns and farms including Sugar Creek, Baltic, Massillon, Newcomerstown, West Lafayette, Cadiz, and Roscoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresno
Allen Murray
Albert Wyler
Fiat
J. F. Amacher
Geo. Wyler
G. C. Haines
Sam Park
Pomons Grange
Blue Ridge
Eligha Huff
Nelson Murphy
Lewis
C. B. Norman
al Kline
Sugar Creek
Mr. Henderson
Allen Weir
S. C. Wyler
Milo King
Coshocton
William Weir
A. Lockard
Robert Hamilton
C. BE. Mizer
C. £. Miller
West Lafayette
Freane
J. E Hamilton
Cadiz
Bernice Hamilton
Florence Flack
Roscoe
Pennsylvania tests steel ties in Conemaugh yards
Engineers and officials completed an inspection of the Conemaugh yards where 1780 steel ties are in service and planned for main line use on the Pittsburg division. The Snyder steel tie, weighing 600 pounds and made by Central Iron and Steel, is set in a concrete roadbed amid timber shortages. Experimental tests will extend to main line rails as supply narrows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Conemaugh
Pittsburg
Pennavivanian
John JD Snyder
Altoona
Central Iron and Steel Company
Harrisburg
Snyder
Dresden to Host Chautauqua With State Alliance
Dresden will host a Chautauqua event after arrangements by local business leaders and the state Chautauqua alliance based in Columbus. The plan includes collaborations to bring lectures, music and cultural programs to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
Columbus
Ju Dien Aid of Mohawk Village Dinner Planned
March 17 notes show the Ju dien Aid of Mohawk Village serving dinner in Almack hall next Wednesday. Several local women hosted the prior week's dinner including Mrs William Meredith and Mrs Orange Copeland. Mire Paxton Nowels and children visit the Rodgers household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judien’ Aid
Mohawk Village
Almack Hall
William Meredith
Orange Copeland
Melvin Barrett
Kinsey Pry
Win, Gives
Jack Given
R. W. Meredith
Mire
Paxton Nowels
M. Rodgers
Olipihetener
Lyra Meredith
Root Juice Medicine Co Deluged With Letters and Praise
Fort Wayne producer of Root Juice reports quarterly capacity boosts to meet demand from across the United States. Anderson’s agency boost spurs sales as customers send money by mail due to lack of local agents. Local users, including Joseph Simpson, credit the remedy with curing long standing stomach liver and kidney troubles and rheumatic and nervous conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Root Juice Medicine Company
Fort Wayne
Ind
United States
Anderson
Joseph Simpson
Canal Lewisville Social Events Highlight Local Guests
Canal Lewisville notes social happenings with visitors from Coshocton Bakersville Roscoe and Corbecton visiting relatives including Mrs Sallie Crambet Mrs Eliza Wilhelm and Miss Leona Roberts. Epworth League social set at Jacob Bowen home March 26 with everyone attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisville
Leech
Bakersville
John Babcock
Walter
Elsie Babcock
Coshocton
Sallie Cramblett
Eliza Wilhelm
Ilinois
Ed Dornan
Roscoe
Flora Dornan
Ro Thomson
Frank Cramble
Mise Mattie Mae Neal
Ida Carnahan
Lattie Shook
Allie Nelson
Nelson Tome
Fannie Belser
Corbocton
Epworth League
Jacob Bowen
Red Letter Day in Mohawk village events
Mohawk Village reports a March 7 Red Letter Day at the Mohawk M E Church with 14 Standard Bearers forming a youth band and Foster Corner church members joining in full connection. Agnet Barrett returns from Kansas and Texas planning a future move. John Wilson visits after an axe accident while walking on crutches and Dr Neldon treats his foot injury. Celia Schanfarber, Columbus Equal Suffrage Association president, travels to Beattie Washington for the National American Woman Suffrage Association convention in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohawk Village
Agnet Barrett
Kansas
Texans
Mohawk
Aes Mohawk
Texas
Litton
Predrick Spang
Lb. Lewis
Sparta
Warsaw
M. E. Thirch
Foster Corner
Clarence Hickison
Columbus
John Wilson
Bethlehem
Dr. Neldon
Minn Celia Schanfarber
Columbus Equal Suffrage Association
National American Woman's Seffrage Assovblion
Beattie, Wash
New Brewster Shops Planned for Wheeling & Lake Erie
Receiver B A Worthington seeks authority to issue certificates totaling 1 429 766 for building stations interlocking plants equipment and renewals. Norwalk would lose Wabash repair shops while new repair shops are planned at Brewster on the Orrville Bolivar cut off at a cost of 750 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Worthington
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad
Worthington
Norwalk
Wabash
Arewster
Orrville- Bolivar
Comb in Shoe Almost Cripples Wm Leighninger
A West Lafayette man, A L Leighninger, was injured by a comb forced into his overshoe during a stop in Coshocton. The painful pressure caused by the comb fragments required treatment with liniments and remedies after the incident last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leighringer
A. L. Leighringer
West Lafayette
Coshocton
Pennsylvania and government settle mails on 18 hour express
Pennsylvania railroad officials reached a pact with the U S government to carry mails on the 18 hour Chicago to New York special. A sleeper was added to meet rising demand for fast service and more cars may join the Twentieth Century Limited. Vanderbilt system will arrange mail carriage like the Pennsylvania plan. The dispute over mail on fast trains eased as both sides agreed to continue the 18 hour run with mail on board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
United States
Chicago
New York
Century Limited
New York Central
Vanderbilt
Pennsylvania
Sle Ritroud Company
Govement
Rm Omiall Var
Mrs Hawk Injured in Fall at Home in New Bedford
Mrs Hawk tripped while walking to the village and fell dislocating and fracturing her left wrist. Dr COP Stephan attended and treated the injury as visitors lodge in New Bedford during the week and several local residents were noted visiting or staying with family near Coshocton and Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Albert Balder
Fay
Elijah Welling
John Balder
Coshacton
Lillis Geigerds
Coshac-ton
Cleveland
Brendes Bros
J. Cox
Trank
Kenmore
Mre. Blery
Western Star
Ohio
Mr. Hawk
Br. J. Welling
Laura Leavenwood
Jonathan Muller
Wellington
Leavengood
Millersburg
Misa Ella Harbaugh
Mre
Wilhelm
Coshocton
The Sunday School Lesson Series 1908
A condensed review of weekly lessons on Acts and Luke, detailing the descent of the Holy Spirit and early church growth. Includes golden texts, summaries of Peter and John miracles, facing persecution, Stephen's martyrdom, and missions to Samaria and beyond with guidance for faithful witness and Christian fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liasson
John liv
Peter
Joel
Jesus Christ
Simon Peter
Israel
Joih
Christ
John
Moses
Abraham
Calathan
Abel
Belover
Bur
Nes
Oames
Kingdom of Heaven
Jesus
Lisson
Stephen
Lessey
Samaria
Philip
Actavil
Holy
Dorcas
Jennne Chriet
Ares
Trains of Pennsy on the Dot 88 Percent On Time
Figures from the Pennsylvania Railroad show 369 315 trains with 24 739 late or delayed, 8 percent under schedule time. Of through trains 89 369 on five divisions averaged 87 percent on time, with 23 percent surpassing schedule. The 18 hour Pennsylvania Special Chicago to New York arrived on time 314 days. 51 late in Chicago mostly under 30 minutes on 26 days, and 52 late in New York with 19 delays over 30 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Chicago
New York
Warsaw Schools to Present Friday Evening Entertainment
Warsaw on March 17 reports the annual bank offering service and W F M anniversary at the M E church. Public schools will host a literary program in Irving hall with a small door admission. Glen Miller and Henry Funk won a debating contest in Nellie high school. Local projects include a proposed motor line from Wall heading to Coshocton via Warsaw backed by local capital. The town remains a hub for detective work, with Nellie Critchfield visiting from Danville and Grace Whittaker from Mohawk visiting Bessie Creighton. The teachers club met at Mr Wrights home, and Rev McNutt delivered a lecture on The Fool Boy concluding the course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
M. E
Lewis
Sparta
Irving Hall
Glen Miller
Henry Funk
Nel
Messrs Norris and Snow
The
Nellie High School
Russell Bantum
East Main Street
Carl Laughlin
Bantum
Wall
Coshocton
Nellie Critchfield
Danville
Letha Wright
McFarland
Helen
Grace Whittaker
Bessie Creighton
Wright
Wiles
Pennsy Plans Heavy Purchase Of Cross Ties At Reduced Prices
The Pennsylvania Railroad will buy all available cross ties after a six month pause to reduce storage. Farmers along branch lines will supply ties at lower prices with a new schedule listing first and second class rates for Locust, oak, walnut, cherry, and chestnut varieties. Main line ties must be eight feet six inches long and seven inches thick. The railroad projects over 3,000,000 ties to be used this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mail boxes belong to the government, not farmers
A federal order states rural mail boxes along routes are property of the Washington postal department and may not be used by merchants for deposits unless bills pass through proper channels. violators face heavy fines. Social notes recount a farewell party for Mrs. Hack hosted by Roscoe women’s groups, a Dredge Walhonding canal incident near Roscoe Spring, and a masquerade party for Mrs. Nosker with attendees listed amid festive details.
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Postal Department
Washington
Local Society Notices From Coshocton and Area Attendees
Mrs John Strohm hosts a gathering with Mr and Mrs L B Riley and numerous couples including Lennon Bower Dr and Mrs John Honaberger William Richards Grant Bantam Joseph Randles Sarah Marshall of Coshocton James Clarke and others in a community social note recorded in the local paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Strohm
L. B. Riley
Lennon Bower
John Honabarger
William Richards
Grant Bantam
Joseph Randles
Sarah Marshall
Coshocton
James Clarke
Can't Find a Blacksmith at Bessi Mine Near Conesville
The inability to secure a competent blacksmith halted operations for seventy five coal miners at the Barnes Bros. mine near Conesville. The union blacksmith walked out after no replacement was found and the company seeks a new man while workers refuse to resume until one is hired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessi
Conesville
Barnes Bros
Tarnes
Marriage Licenses for Ed Phillips and Daisy Croskey
Ed Phillips age 21 a Monroe lawyer and Daisy Croskey age 20 daughter of Albert Croskey of Layland. Wm O Gaab age 25 farmer and Emma J Schlarb age 25 daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Schlarb of Adams township. Rev Geo Dreilbeis to officiate.
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Ed Phillips
Monroe
Daisy Croskey
Albert: Croskey
Layland
Wm. O. Gaab
Emma J. Schlarb
Wm. Schlarb
Adams Tn
Geo. Dreilbeis
The Times Markets
Telegraph by J J Murray’s Private Wire reports Pittsburg cattle prices with prime and extra at 6.24 to 6.65 per unit and veal at 6.50. Hog prices range 7.15 to 7.20 for heavy, 7.06 to 7.10 for medium, pigs 6.00 to 6.265. Sheep ranges 5.80 to 6.00 for good to mixed. Grain cash prices for Wheat 1.22 1-3 and corn 0.67 1-4 with odd notes on other grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Americas Press Geogramy
Chicago
Cleveind
Yattle
Ohio
Pennsylva
Indiana
Saturday Curtain Sale Brings Low Prices
A rousing curtain sale offers many styles at small prices with 39¢ to 55¢ curtains and 43¢ face curtains. The seller invites customers to inspect the stock, promising a 10 percent discount on all other curtains and highlighting new goods with patterns from 10¢ to $3 per pair.
Real Value Curtain Sale With Wide Bargains
Get Your Share of Real Values offers curtain stretchers at 89c to $1.79, 10 percent off lace curtains, best linen shades, felt shades, curtain poles, rugs, cotton clothes lines, carpet brooms, wall paper cleaner, embroidery widths, garden tools, spades, rakes, spading forks, curry combs, paint, wrenches, pliers, bed quilts, and Ivory soap at low prices in a quick sale format. Quick sales and small profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smyrna
Cattle and Hog Prices From Chicago and Ohio Markets
Market reports from Chicago and surrounding regions list cattle, hogs, sheep, and lambs with varied price ranges. Beef cattle and stockers show steady to higher quotes while hogs range from mid sixes to near seven dollars, calves and sheep also noted with regional figures and grading terms.
Pramadgr 22 and Cee Cee Nee Cee in Chbokems
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Pramadgr 22 and Cee Cee Nee Cee amid references to a Country haras gee Bhoos cu ou ned Reta Priesa. Mentions Potetawe 2.5 cee vee and Chibeboeme with POF PR. Includes Gowetry Game and unclear team or event.
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POF PR
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Pennsy
Inew Brewster
Golden Text
Actavili
D. M. Gtearns
M. G Tfack
Woc. T. U. and
Woman’s Missionary Society of
Hack
Eligabeth Akeroyd
Charles Milter
N. Randies
Chas. Newtune
T. A. Beaul
Mary Fortune
Nora LeBetilley
Eli Friedley
Stewart Wilhelm
Katie Mirise
Jennie Henderson
Walhonding Canal
Roscoe Spring
George Nosker
Warraw
the Times’ Markets
J. J. Murray
Nottingham
B. Renfrew
Qarain
B. & Lee
Sant c
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