Winters Chosen State Treasurer by Ohio Bankers
The Executive Council of the Ohio Bankers Association met in Columbus and named Walter J. Winters of Coshocton as treasurer to fill the unexpired term of the late Henry C. Herbig. Winters, assistant cashier at Commercial National Bank, is credited as well qualified for the post. The association plans to meet at Put-in-Bay on August 21 and 22 as Herbig’s term would have expired this year.
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The
Ohio Bankers Association
Columbus
Walter J. Winters
Coshocton
Henry C. Herbig
Association
Winters
Commercial National Bank
State Association
Put-in-Bay
Herbig
New Moscow
Rachel Button
Zanesville
J. W. Cooksey
Pittsburg
Moscow
Wakatomika Club
Fred Smailes
Thursa
Donley
Bert Evans
Open dates filed shadow Ohio Wesleyan schedule
Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware May 4 notes open dates on the baseball schedule. Athens secures one commencement date with Kentucky taking two. Amphictyonian society to hold open house next Tuesday. Faculty abolition of camping for military companies replaced by target practice and long hikes. Athletics officers elected. Over $100 pledged at Inda Jubilee. Inter-state oratorical contest May 11 with Chicago Cornell and Penn among Wesleyan’s competitors. Wooster observances and orator reform proposal discussed. Longfellow Tales of a Wayside Inn presented. Women to get dormitory at Columbus campus. Phi Beta Kappa keys awarded to eleven. Carnival at Gymnasium raises $750 to aid football debt. Esperanto studied at State University with Prof. Wiles leading class.
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Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
University of Kentucky
Athens
Amphictyonian Literary Society
Miltary Companies
The
Athletic Association
H. L. Dean
F. M. Boyd
C. A. Klinger
T. 8. Weaver
L. P. Thomas
Inda
Gray Chapel
Ohie Wesleyan
University of Chicago
Cornell
University of Pensylvania
Wesleyan
Wooster University
Wooster
University Observinl
Universty
Columbus
Iso
Wiles
High School Enrollment Up For Monthly Teachers Test
Today at the high school an unusually large turnout attended the monthly teachers test with 42 gsitis and 43 boys recorded among attendees. The notice also mentions Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar as an imitation product to request from a druggist, signed C. EF, Anderson.
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Gsitis
Kennedy
C. EF
Anderson
Carload of buggies shipped to Walhonding
M. A. Van Kannet shipped and delivered a car load of buggies and carriages to Walhonding during the past week. It is the third load to that place within the past year. Foley's Honey and Tar contains no opiates and can safely be given to children and is peculiarly adapted for asthma bronchitis and hoarseness. For male by C. B. Anderson.
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M. A. van Kannet
Walhonding
Aires
Foley
Geo. Hy. Hansan
Lima
Ohio
C. EB. Anderson
HeTty
Board of Beaniiners
W. H. Robinsons will filed in probate court
The will of W. H. Robinson is filed in probate court. Real and personal property pass to his wife Francis Louise Robinson for life, then equally to six children Guy Robinson, Blanch Howl, Deille Dawson, Sadie Smith, Susan Sprague, and Frances Louise Robinson. Local notices mention various residents, school closings, marriages, and small items from Plainfield and nearby towns, plus advertisements for Foley’s Kidney Cure and Kenedy’s Laxative Honey and Tar.
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Jobdne
Francis Louise Robinson
Guy . Robinson
Blanch Howl
Deille Dawson
Sadie Smith
Susan Sprague
Frances Louise Robinson
Miners in Conesville Diversify Amid Idle Mines
In Conesville miners reject the idea mines are idle as they pursue varied trades. John Miner and Aherman lead, with recent catches including carp and catfish in morning trips. Fishing, gardening, painting, housecleaning, and farming keep many occupied beyond mining duties.
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Conesville
John Miner
Aeherman
Leo Aptovens
Coneytes suburb gains polish as freight workers toil
A work train of railroad repair crews is stationed near the town as they rebuild the track between here and Franklin. Despite a recent freight incident no one was hurt, though several cats were killed and a Mogul locomotive cab was splintered. Local residents note many homes already boast pianos and organs from Ben Uffner, with Miss Hazely Davis and Fannie Heek preparing for an extended trip to Pennsylvania.
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Toreinaiers
Air Kewer
Here
Franklin
Ben Uffner
Smith Jonesy Piano Co
Hazely Davis
Fannie Heek
Pennsylvania
Sarah Bless
Marriage License for Gianer and Johnson in Coshocton
Rudolph A. Gianer aged 74, lithograph artist, of Coshocton, and Edith Johnson aged 20, of Coshocton, obtained a marriage license. Rev Hamiltonia to solemnize the marriage this evening.
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Rudolph A. Gianer
Coshocton
Edith Johnson
Hamiltonia
Wheat and Barley Crop Report With State Averages
The report compiles estimated wheat and barley conditions, area sown, and losses across counties, noting improvements since last month. It cites weather, damage from insects, and heavy rains affecting oats sowing, plus livestock health and market observations.
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Ain
Tewar
Hestian Flett
Seeouia
Siishthy
Lovestock
Imany
Literary Society entertainment attracts wide local interest
A literary society event at the Hoderg School Touge Roscoe drew strong attendance with lively exercises and performances directed by Irene Moss. The program featured participants including Pattelle Deoneist Ced Abi Gotdant and Shrigley, with Willis noted as supervisory, amid a noisy, bustling atmosphere and advertised promotion.
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Oye Vahey
Moss Irene
Shrigley
Notice of Presenting County Road Petition
A county road petition is to be presented before the county board at a stated public meeting. The item concerns a proposed road with stakes, parcels, and named landowners along the route, including Sylvester Gernter and Sylvester Counter, with Everhart and others referenced as adjoining landowners. The notice lists the time and place for consideration and outlines the action sought to establish the road.
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Nathee Ps
Bereby
Crsintas Tonera
Costieoton County
Fleet
Adin
Doemwk
Sylvester Gernter
Sylvester Coonter
Weerhard Unermee
Everhart
Fragmentary land and court notices from Coshocton area
Fragmented survey notes mentionland boundaries near Riverhart with stakes marked No 6 and references to Watson, Schumaker, and Lirbacher. Also probate notices in Coshocton County announce hearings on estates and appoint an administrator with will annexed for Mary B R Caulk. and a petition for a special school district establishment in Coshocton.
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Rverhart
Eyertart
Prank Watson
Nati Watton
Crawford
W. Hender
Atuise
Noltlce
Ralph So Phillipe
Thebke
Frobate Court of
Coshocton
Russell L. Donley
Lloyd N. Stants
Mary BR. Caulk
Mary 1 Cook
Coshoeton Comity
Ohio
Divorce and administration notices from Coshocton county
Daniel Dickey of Mart Michigan faces a divorce action filed by Josephine Dickey on grounds of cruelty and neglect of duty with a hearing after May 1 1906. A separate notice appoints an administratrix for the estate of Joseph Trite teen Coshocton county Ohio.
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Bivorce
Daniel Dteles
Cointy
Court of Common
Coshocton
Ohio
Dickey
Dudy
Mma
Josephine Dicky
Ageril
Daniel Dickey
Mart
Occana County
Michigan
Josephine Dickey
Pete
Joseph Bible
Opi
Wil
Joseph Triteteen
Coshocton County
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Brendel Bros
Providence
DR. R
Temple
Frew Bidg
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Coshocton, O
W. J. Winters
News OF Ohio Colleges
Castalan Junerary Society
Lonefellow
Taylor Hall
Longfellow
Ohio State University
W. H. Robinson
Otsuga
Plainfield
Norwich
Adamsville
John C. Glenn
Newcomerstown
Mary Ida Calhoun
Oxford Township
M. PB
Lucas
W. A. Baker
McCreuse
Roca Lawrencs
Johnny Fisher
Neva Sunderland
Cornelus Mobley
Bacon
Ace Cross
Velma Davis
Ciska Forehen
Jani
Jas. van Alstyne
Jas
A. Wilson
Tursday
DeWitt
A. E. Atderson
Kenedy
Trevor
Bo Anderson
Nellie
Warr Lynch
Louis Preston
Cowhocton
John Frew
Daniel Cullison
Earl Funk
11Th Infantry
Ft. C
AL A Herren
Pinel
Ark
Poley
B. Anderson
Frank Mobley
Ben Mobley
John Ling
John Sicker
Cornelius Mobley
Edward Stockum
Burt
David Hossely
Kis House
Gale
George Harrison Fins
Official Crop Report
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Carr
Trew
Indianapoliss
John
Hon
Ieee
Accuabel Vance
Wall Digest
Hediey Co
To. Oche
Coshoeton
Ob Otter
Mant Huudting
Miata Street
Jniy tVorgers
W.1. Pomerese
Pomerene
Costestur
Maintreet
Sam
Nis
Wes Meisui L. Nicholas & Merrell
Coatetou
Coshoctou
B. Aut
C. Ome
Mer
Malin Ss
W. A. Thimebaugh
Coshecton
Hee bin Block
Fourth Street
Geo J. Bock
Tel
General Bagheerig
Nna
Patan Landyin We Mechapharl
Architeeta Ket
Sir Drawhie
Frode Marts
Dawity & CO
Chicago
C. E. Anderson
Drag Xint
Forbes Iook
Cosboutan
Prolite
Hive Beer
Grersons
Towil
William Mullard
Salamon
Matthew SS Boatw
W. Perkina
Lillie Po User
Uth Btaey
Clearge Aml Nealy Weaver
Carl A
Paninfe
Stewart
Hussell I. Donley
S. Fourth St
Charles Rateh
Will Anexet
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