Keene Items Mixed Community News and Visits
Local notes from Keene cover missionary society hosting, visits by Mary Love and Mrs May Woold Mowery, and neighbors joining gatherings. Reports include George Hawk’s partial stroke, Bud Elliott starting apprentice work in printing, and various family and social visits around Keene with mentions of Clark Shannon likely leading next meeting.
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Zelpha Endsley
Mable Reed
Keene
George Hawk
May Woold Mowery
J. J. Wood
Edward Noonan
Mie
Parker Adams
Lewis Osborn
Bloomfield
Young People's Society
John Beall
Clark Shannon
T. S. Mackwart
Boise
Idaho
Barnes School
C. W. Karr
Hoagland
Marie Hlagan
New Castle
Wednesdar
Dorotha Lenhart
B. L. Shank
Lavin Turner
Israel Turner
Death of Fred Dreshler Shocks Crawford Township
Friends and relatives mourn the sudden death of Fred Dreshler of Crawford Township at his brother in law Leadrach’s home. He had attended church in the morning and shared a hearty dinner before collapsing in the library. The death, attributed to heart trouble, follows long illness but he was thought not to be in danger. Dreshler was a well known local figure spoken of highly.
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Fred Dreshler
Crawford Tp
Wresaler
Dreshler
Plainfield Doings Include Birth and Local Events
Plainfield notes a son born to Mr and Mrs J M Criswell with John Borden slowly improving. Meantime several young men rode horses to church in Mayville and West Lafayette Glee Club plans an entertainment at M P church with song and readings. Reverend Hewitt was ill, spoke from the pulpit, and a Lahiyette Kies man sustained facial injuries from a kicked hoof, requiring several stitches. A local brick building is being torn down to make room for a new business venture.
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Plainfield
Borm
J. M. Criswell
John Bordén
Mayville
Glee Club
West Lafayette College
M. P
Hewitt
OR. Kinnes
Vickers
Local Notes from New Bedford and Killbuck Area
New Bedford and Killbuck region reports show resident George Rolekol Jr visiting business matters while Warner Levengood Willie Halden and Arnold Deak are listed as sick. Jaca Wealy recently returned home to West Liberty Indiana after visiting relatives. Abraham D. Hennick of Creston and Maggie M. Mullet were united in marriage.
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New Godford
George Rolekol, Jr
Killbuck Wits
Warner Levengood
Willie Haldenbank
Arnold
RB. L. Deak
Jaca Wealy
Weat Liberty
Ind
Abraham DD. Hennick
Creston
Maggie M. Mullet
Tiverton News Roundup Reflects Auctions and Weddings
March reports from Tiverton note the sale of Walter Coop e s farm on Wall creek to Joseph Utterback and local farmers buying new cream separators. Chris Lousinger and Miss Jennie Yettelfinger wed last week and plan housekeeping on his father’s farm. Miss Delphia Conner died after resigning her Coshocton post. funeral led by Rev Nunamaker.
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Tiverton
Walter Coope
Wall Creek
Joseph Utterback
Fatrvey Mizer
Bell Telephone
Coshocton
Chris Lousinger
Jennie Yettelfinger
Clem Crossbansh
Glenmont
Mohican
Chestnut Ridge
Robert Boyd
Isaac Iplt
Don
Delphia Conner
Nunamaker
Layland and Lytton family visit from West Bedford
Local notes report Layland Pr Lytton and daughter Mabel of West Bedford visiting the city, with Dr Moorehead of Plainfield en route to Zanesville and other residents like Mrs Lily Stewart at Newcomerstown. Mentions of travel to Newark Den nison and various local improvements, illnesses, and small town happenings dated March 25.
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Pr. Lytton
Mabel
West Bedford
Dr. Moorehead
Plainfield
Zanesville
Lily Stewart
Newcomerstown
Jesse McBane
Cohen
St. Robertson
Newark
Samuel Snydes
J. W. Cooksey
Willow Brook
Dennison
Harry Terran
Johnson Hammad
Chicago
Married Monday Evening Ernest Seherrer and Miss Tile Chaney
Married Monday evening at Rev. Wm. F. Hunt’s home on South Fowith Street in a quiet ceremony. Also notes a valuable horse belonging to Leander Lowe died recently and other local business updates including a driver selling to Doc Buichlew and a mill move by Rickle Bros to the John Mullet farm.
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Ernest, Seherrer
Layland
Leanderby
Lowe
Northrap Soll
Doc Buichlew
Killbuck
Jesse Conkle
Mra Fonn
Casey
Rickle Bros
John Mullet
Birthday Celebration Recalls Mr Floyd Norman Party
A report on a Friday evening birthday gathering at the home of Mr Floyd Norman’s parents. Attendees include Miss Gladys Meee and many local names. Guests enjoyed music and refreshments, with gifts received by the honoree and other young celebrants.
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Floyd Norman
Soum OL Keene
Mabe
Sevyh Snatlugike
Shannen
Huey Beall
Zelpna McCormick
Marys Dawson
Laura Beental
Zelpha Eudsley
Willard Beal
Whii Baus Naa
Ark Stalion Glover Porte Wharton
Bart Wittoy Mo Hue
Stacy MeCormick
Kusen Pindlay
Gladys Meee
Katnes
Dora McNabl
Mary Baster Hewlan Haines
Fannie Griffith
Twila Hain
Sylvia Underwood
Gadys McKee
Nnnest Haines Dewieller Walker
Ward Underwood
Itbert Underwood
William McKee
Chastines
West Lafayette Social Notes and Local Visits
West Lafayette report from March 24 highlights visits by Senator Williams of Columbus and Geo. Blackford of Slate Lick as well as a lecture by Dr. Wickeshaw. Musical event draws crowd. various locals visit family and friends, with talk of property changes and travel plans to New Mexico.
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West Lafayette
Senator Willaims
Columbus
Rott. Birk
Geo. Blackford
Slate Lick
Peni
Yieitite Amon
Wickeshaw
Warsaw News Briefs From March Update
Warsaw notes a sick list including Mrs Ben Haines and Mrs J Sharnles, with Walker visiting and family news such as twin baby arrival for Mr and Mrs Leander diaries. Ross Thompson at Zanesville business college visits home. local resident William Mullard from Canesville was in the area. one resident was on the sick list for weeks but out now. shopping in Cusherton reported.
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Warsaw
Walker
Ben Haines
William Mullard
Canesville
Leander
Ross Thompson
Business College
Zanesville
L. WW. Thompson
Cusherton
Spring Mountain Miss Mattie WeNeed speat Who day and Writhay
Gee McNabt of Nedlie sperm. Si Gns with friends there. To OT. Heascelbarge owns in Colm hai Friday oon business. AL Lentz is spendir a few days with his son WS Lena in Praseys burg. Prosecutling attorney tax le Me Dowell, Miss Nelson the stenographer all the county coroney passed thru here Satuday. Frank Krownapple spent a few days of last week in Akron. Harry Weker returned to his time in Recon Sunday Miss Madie Krownapple returned to Coshocton today after a two weeks stay with her parents. There will be services at the St. Rose Catholic chi.ch iaturday even ing March 28 at 7 p.m. Also High Mass Sunday morning at Th a. m. Regular acervices will be again on the second Sunday In April.
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Mattie WeNeed
Mile
Gee. McNabt
Nedlie
Heascelbarge
Colmhai
AL Lentz
WS Lena
Praseysburg
le Me Dowell
Nelson
Satuday
Frank Krownapple
Akron
Harry Weker
Recon
Madie Krownapple
Coshocton
St. Rose Catholic Chi
Miners Seek Conference on Employment Terms
A miners group is urging a conference with operators to discuss terms and working conditions. They want a new scale for one year starting April 2, with operators expected to attend and consider concessions. The meeting aims to boost industry ties and impact many workers and firms.
Local illness and deaths noted in Baltic area report
In the Baltic region the community reports several illnesses, with six members of Noah Fager’s family stricken by a dread disease. Samuel Nissly died Saturday at about age unknown, funeral held Monday. Others attended funerals, sales, and events returned from nearby towns as a public sale drew interest. Various residents were noted in daily life, farm hiring, school start dates, and local gatherings.
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Marek
Peesent
Teub Sheveniin
Win
Lautensehleget
Sand
John
Shememan
WOA
Conkle
Tate
Charles Latin
Phy Easing Staniger
Maren
Warry
Willis Vaurnes
Warner Farver
Clade Laam
JOM
Shever
Allbwal Selever
Stark County
Tino
John Mullet
Millet
Bedford
Philip Petr
Titses receipt and events last week notice
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a sequence of events last week involving a group or entity named Titses and references to a Monday Tuesday and Wednesday with unclear activities. The text is highly garbled and many names and details are unreadable.
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Gameriafelders
Gets Heavy Fine for Totin Gun
Georgy Bassett was arrested Saturday night on complaint of his wife for carrying concealed weapons. The wife seeks a divorce, claiming fear of him. Police found a small pepper pot on the man. he was jailed. The mayor fined him $25 and said he aims to curb concealed weapons.
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Georgy Bassett
Maliee
Church of Christ Dedication Service at Spring Mountain
A Church of Christ dedication is planned with Abel frevdat leading the morning service at 1 o clock, followed by an afternoon service at 2 o clock, and an evening service at 7 o clock. The event includes references to The Canela Claret of Spy and local figures such as Tone Tr felons and Lod. Carpenter of Dadi who dis Hedicated the churches.
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Carpenter
Dadi
Winther
Welock
C'Eloek
Clocd
Miss Stell Newcome to undergo appendicitis operation
Miss Stell Newcome, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Shellon Newcome, who has spent the winter ill, will be operated on for appendicitis in the Protestant hospital in Colombne. Her condition is serious but not as bad as expected, and neighbors express sympathy for the family.
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Stell Newcome
Colombne
Miss Newcome
Shellon Newcome
Gunen
Amber
Wales
Iaris
Local notes from Mill Creek area and surrounding counties
Fragments report on people recovering from illnesses and attacks, social visits, and community events. Mentioned are Mr Wareres and Pouily recovering from illness, the Mills and Helwig infant, and Emanuel Swal spending a day with Lorenzo Lowers. Also notes on a wood chopping gathering and Ham Infield visiting relations in Warsaw.
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Don Craft Owas da Battie
Ness Saliay
Charley Varns
Iailmenza Mesars
Cox
Lester Wellins
Wayne ‘County
Emanuel Swal
Lorenzo Lower
J.S. Helwig
Pilip Fett
Warsaw
Farmers Free Exchange for Sale of Draft and Thoroughbred Stock
Farmers free exchange listing two yearlings for sale including a draft colt by Hyperchoran stallion Melt 34347 and two Aber deen Bulla thoroughbreds aged one year. Call or write A. D. Miller at 124 Bell line, Coshocton, Ohio for details.
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Melt
Bell
A. D
Miller
Coshocton
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A. EB. Snyder
Alber
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New Bedford
Phillip Buckten
Carl Chaney
Pas
Richard
Jas
Graham
Killbuck Creek
Monroe Grange
Bliinsfield
Mary M. Metonnell
Alo
Merronie
Mest
Scherrer
Goshueton
Midendes and
the Chaney
Weorsaw
Senator Williams
Wickersham
Moo Chatch
M. B. Churen
Byron Miver
New Mexisco
Henry Huprich
John Balch
Canal
Lewisville
Z. A. Mhrapp
Nevine Fren
Bater
Spring Mountain
Yosesville Maren
Tomy
Torce
Sit
Ons Vanterence
Lepine
Iberely
Thorsdiv
Prades
Larbor
Baltic R. FD
Beach Grove
Lisle
the Ransom Dry Goods Co
Church of Christ
Mill Creek
Mr. Wareres
Pouily
Rosie
Bendel Bros
Farm l
Ada
BE. F. Reamer
Fresno
Hiewh Villake
H. Fox
Walhonding
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