First Commencement at Plainfield High School
The first Plainfield High School commencement will be held Friday of next week with Edmond and Janey Remer in the graduating class. The Deton concert company will present parts of the program and readings. The program includes a voice procession, readings, orations by Edmond Remer and Janey Remer, band soloists, a life drama, diploma presentations, and a benediction by Hes. PR. Davis.
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Plainfield High School
Plainfield
Edmond
Janey Remer
Decton
Hewett
Mabell
Edmond Remer
Gelbel
Jone
Stewart
Evan
Chis
Keans
Glass
Platt
Mabel Rixacs
Oliver
Lone Chass
Hes. PR. Davis
Character Four Square Baccalaureate Sermon
Rev J H Akers delivered the four square character sermon at Conesville M K Church. He urged a four sided ideal man: moral base, intellectual vitality, social courtesy, and spiritual faith, citing Scripture and classical references to argue for a rounded, virtuous life.
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J. KH. Akers
M. K Church
Conesville
Evenins
Frederick W. Robertson
Charming
Jonson
Cangle
Char le
Sue
Local Ant Saloonists Gather in Conesville
In Conesville a regional gathering of ant saloonists occurs with attendees including Mrs Ron Paates and Mr Mhokes Mecatia. The event features social visits to nearby towns such as Nash pert and Newarn with various local residents and guests listed among attendees and hosts.
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Conese
Derek Isely
Amd
Seley Owen
Ron Paates
Erarktia
Mhokes Mecatia
Tiedpton
Tatarus Vrsttinag
Mar
Thatio
Newarn
Grain and Produce Market Report
Markets show mixed movements with wheat and flour prices listed and variations across barrels and bags. Chicago cattle prices rise slightly with steers 5.00 to 6.80, cows 1.80 to 4.80, calves 2.40 to 3.78, and stockers 2.90 to 5.95 while hogs and other meats are noted in wholesale and retail listings.
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Chicago
Sheep and Livestock Prices Reported in Market Notes
The ledger lists varied animal prices including heavy sheep at 6.62 down to 6.00, heavy cattle 6.45 to 6.55, sheep natives 4.40 to 6.46, and lambs 6.50 to 8.48. Yoylings and westerns show broad ranges from 6.80 to 7.65 and 6.50 to 8.65 respectively.
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Travel
Dennison resident Mrs H J Maxwell visits sister Miss Lida Cole while Mildred Snoots returns from Cambridge. Several locals attend Peter Pan in Columbus. Wilfred Guthrie visits Anna Thompkins in Pittsburg. Many travelers and guests pass through West Lafayette Indianapolis area with visits to Canton Canton.
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Tooeadiy
H. J. Maxwell
Dennison
Lida Cole
Mildred Snoots
Cambridge
Lower
Dr Foster
Caldwell
Columbus
Wilfred Guthrie
Pittsburg
Anna Thompkins
J. W. Thompson
Havenville
Joseph Monro
George Retzler
George Russell
John Lewis
Newcomerstown
Grant Leighninger
West Lafayette
Geneva Leighninger
Retzler
Sells
Salvation
Panhandle
George Roche
Adena
Prous
Canton
Grace Caton
Stella Steward
Bowman
Ellen Shaffer
Garfey
John Shaffer
Samuel van Sickle
George Denzer
Ralph Mills
Beulah Parnes
Franchise renewal by county commissioners set for another year
A note from Zanesville area reports the franchise held by the Muskingum Coshocton Tuscarawas Interurban Co was renewed for an additional year before the county board meeting. The brief item highlights the extension within the county.
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Zanesville
Moskingum, Coshoetan and
Tuncarawas Interurban Co
Flay
Mohawk Village News Highlights May Event and Local Movements
Mohawk Village records show an entertainment planned for May 4 by the church with each lady contributing an earnings experience to aid the society. The Mohawk Orchestra prepares a fine program. Neighbors Freese and family visit Nettie Freese’s home. A D Freese was seen Wednesday night. Barrett family moved into a new Cambridge Road home. Underwood family moved from Nel ile into their former house. Sunday services reported as good with Epworth League in the evening. Spring work delayed by rain but fields are turning green and hay and wheat outlook is promising. large bay shipments from the county are steady.
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Longtetow
Amervson
Sid
Dy Stalker
Bigert
Joseph Martter
Columbus
Mary Metz
West Bedford
Noah Barrett
Nedlie
William Burns
Cleveland
Tie Roxs
Whitdhsville
By McCoy
F.C. Kristofek
New York
Meek Company
RCA
Moses
Bristol
Tenn
Viste
Otto Hries
Louis Srendte
Tittle
Horonetsiville
N.Y
Henry Willer
Zanesville
West Lafayette
Eit
al Hartley
Net
Ethel
Chas. Sumner
Anna Mate
Russell Marquand Mire
Laman Darling
Warsaw
Nelson Rambles
Henry Carroll
Frank Wicemna
Rer- Nee Browning
Mes
Tra Sprankle
Lafasette
Isabel Lons
Towton
Norman Taylor
TheMohawk McHestra
Misic
Gladya Freese
Nettie
Wet
Freene
A. D Freese
K. G. Barrett
Feeny
Cambridge Road
Coshocton
Frand Underwol
Nelile
Epworth
Mohawk
Patent Granted to H A Verling for New Gas Burner
Among recent patents granted in Washington DC was one to H A Verling of Coshocton for a new gas burner process. A company has secretly been organized here and has taken a large number of orders.
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Washington ,D. C
H A
Coshocton
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Forbes’ Bio
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Corse Embroi
Nev Racke
ANT
Miss Ba Ce Phate
Alex McCoy
Carrol
Goera Cookses
Carrie Beek
Coshoct
John Pedroty
Phiresahiy
van Tyrol
Anatria Mian
Jennie Lacs Vine
Wis Rich
Mra, Jno
F. Davie
Vira Foot
Meg Marquand
WB Anh Kin
Ontario
AR Cute
Tasso
Grain Market
Lee
Tan Anil Maslin Tees
WA. G. Ralston
She Rippeth Dry Goods
Selec Lions
The
Rippeth Bry Goods
Weist Tod
France Medical Institute
Weist
Sishishet
Nia
Banus
Weint
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France Medical Institute CO
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Uoeee West
Otste Inter-Urban Union Station
Corrhua
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