Former Coshocton teacher Mae Cornwell dies in Warsaw
Death claimed Miss Mae Cornwell formerly a Coshocton schoolteacher. She died at Warsaw Friday morning after four months of rheumatic heart trouble. She lived with sister Mrs John Strome in Warsaw and had previously graduated Warsaw High School. Survived by father Rev Henry Cornwell, sister Mrs John McClure, brother Alvin Cornwell, and two sisters in Logan. Funeral plans not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Cornwell
Coshocton
Waraw
John Strome
Wareaw
Miss Cornwell
Tige
Henry Cornwell
Lagen. O
Warsaw
Milas Commmell
Cornwell
M. E. Church
John McClure
Coghoeton
Alvin Cornwell
Ashlind, G
Logan
PUPILS EXAMINATION MAY 9 1908 United States History and more
Examination questions cover United States history including civil government, early figures in Georgia Maryland and Kentucky, Emancipation Proclamation, Missouri Compromise, and references to Jefferson and Lincoln era issues. The long list includes science spelling grammar arithmetic geography and writing tasks, with names of historical figures and public events embedded in the prompts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arens
America
Georgia
Maryland
Kentucky
Thomeas Jefferson
Howe
United States
Gach Ul Tesu
Jolt Prat Jones
Henry Cho
Daniel Webater
de Sara
United States Civil Service Examinations Listed
A notice invites applications for various Civil Service exams with salaries from $75 to $1400 annually. Posts include Electrician Q M Dept Columbus Harbor, Physical Chemist, Preparator of Fossils, Sealer, Superintendent Telephone Construction, and more. Locations span Colville Washington to Cincinnati and beyond. requests must state examination desired and be sent by postal card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tse
Electrician
Q. M
Columbus Hirracks
Sawyer and Miller
Colville Agener
Wash
Laumbernian
Pa Amin
Stowarih Penitentiary
Leavy
Veywertlh
Kans
Thomington
Babs Caveinnati
Uvebend
Calymlus
Ryansville
Dnd
Warone
Dadian Cipolis
Dragtot Q
Lafayette
Lexington
Loninville
Ytoleda
Eatreach
Zanesville
Healer of the World Promotes Buck Jon Salve
Rev Fo Starbird of East Raymondd Maine praises Buck Jon Arriva Salve for years on an army wound and stubborn sores, claiming it is the best. Customer notes use in veterinary business. Available for 23e at C EE Anderson's Coshoelong M Ferguson's Roscoe stores.
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Fo Starbird
East Raymondd
Maine
Jon
C. EE. Andereson's
Coshoelong
M. Ferguson
Tiverton Whispers Of Plow And Industry Growth
A fragmented Tiverton brief notes farmers finishing plowing season and a creamery expanding with a new Smith shop. It mentions Alonzo Stricker erecting a blacksmith shop and Rev Moliane from Mt. Vernon announcing a baccalaureate ceremony at Tiverville High School. Columnist Renee of Columbia County is named as longtime mail carrier.
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Orbyseratis
May Vith
Aoainiber
Renee of
Columnits
Bur
Fod
Tumeday
Keene Primaries Set Poll Hours for June 6
Keene voters will find polls open from 72:30 p l. to 5:30 p m for the democratic primary on June 6. Oak Grove May T.-Quay, 11 year old son of Asbury Norman, was injured Monday after being thrown from a horse. Farm work hampered by wet weather. Roosevelt asks Grange to send a representative to the June Washington industrial congress. Grange appoints N. J. Bachelder. Mina Beulah Norris back from a month with Bakersville relatives. Mrs. Oscar Hoobles, formerly of the area, seriously ill at Billie home.
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Oak Grove
T.—Quay
Asbury Norman
Grange
Pres. Roosevelt
Industrial Congress
Washington
N. J. Bachelder
Mina Beulah Norris
Isleta News Items May Commencement Attendees and Local Notes
Saleta May reports several from he attended the commencement at Bak ersy fle hist evening. Mrs. O. W. and Mrs. Geu. Ser senbtented on friends at Coshocton yesterday race Bewis who had he. neck operated wpon is recoveringe nicely Parry Atkinson la sdl on the sick list. Tom Wilson returned from Jows Wednesday where he has been spending a few months. Mex Reddich was in Coshocton yesterday. Theodore Smith and family were in Coshoctan doing some shopping Wednesday. C.OW. Teale spent Wednesday evening with Smith Jones. Quanerly imerting wiL be held at the M. Tchivelr week fam next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saleta
Bakersy
O. W
Geu
Coshocton
Parry Atkinson
Tom Wilson
Jows
Mex Reddich
Theodore Smith
Coshoctan
C.ow. Teale
Smith Jones
M. Tchivelr
Finely Bred Horse in Mohawk Village Stallion Cozine WHT
A fragment describes the trotting bred stallion Cozine WHT near Mohawk Village. It notes Cozine as a black pooled horse with high carriage, grand style, and fine action, weighing about 1100 pounds. Terms offered likely for sale or lease via Walter Voorn and Ben Canlies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cozine
Ower
Jacob
Stillenboer
Mohawk Village
Walter Voorn
Ben Canlies
Newcomerstown Memorial Event Notes Speaks To Community
Local group in Newcomerstown will host a memorial gathering for Dion Tavdse at the community venue. Invitations extend to nearby families and residents to attend the Sunday event and reflect on the life and memory of the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dion Tavdse
Roscoe High Students Pursue Off Campus Study
Mise Adi Cree and Vera Rice, Roscoe high school graduates, plan to take college courses in the Commercial department at Ohio Northern University. Coshocton men attended a Thursday United States jurors session in Columbus. Filward Rowero named to the T. 3. mwa Jury and W. HM. McNaughton to the T. 8. petit jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Adi Cree
Roscoe High School
Mking Glans
Ade
United States
Columbus
Filward Rowero
Mwa
W. HM. McNaughton
Miles Heart Cure advertisement claim supports heart nerve relief
An advertisement promotes Dr Miles Heart Cure as a tonic that strengthens heart nerves and muscle, claims rapid relief from shortness of breath and palpitations, and offers a money back price return if not beneficial. It cites a user from Covington, Kentucky and lists Miles Medical Co. as the manufacturer.
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Miles
Covington, Hy
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart, Ind
Official Call for Coshocton County Primary Nominees 1908
The Democratic Central Committee calls a primary election in Coshocton County Ohio on Saturday June 6 1908 to nominate one candidate each for Representative Probate Judge Sheriff Auditor Treasurer Clerk Prosecuting Attorney Recorder and three Commissioners and three Infirmary Directors plus one County Central Committee member per township and voting precinct Polls open at a designated hour and close at 3 20 p m local time Qualification rules favor Democrats who voted for the party ticket last general election and new eligible voters moving into the county Names of selected supervisors and committeemen are listed for public publication with several townships noted and several names given for appointment or confirmation.
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County Central Committee
Democratic Central Committee
Bby
Adams
Adam Hothem
Bakersville
Bethlehem
James Clark
Warsaw
Bedford
W. S
Frathlin
I. TW Weasel
Coshoeton
Franklin
Lester Miller
Conesville
Avekson
Albert Chaney
F. D. Rasese
A. FF. Efiff
Roscoe
Jefferson-O. N. Riles
H. Oj
Meredith
Keene
Martin Pugh
Coshocton
R. Foon
Lafayette
Seth Dougherty
West Lafayette Weat Lafayette
David Wike
Weat Lafayette
Anton—Will Stuckum
West Lafayette
Plainfield
A. J. Huby
Mill Creek
John Haxton
Mound
Monroe
Hammontree
Sp. Mountain
New Castle
J. E. Lyons
New Cathe
Oxtond
Chas
Witteside
Caleta
Pike
J. A
Coshocton County Democratic Call for Election Officials 1908
The document appoints supervisors and judges of election for Coshocton county townships and directs oath administration, voting procedures, and post election counting. It designates two judges and two clerks per polling place, outlines contingency if a supervisor is absent, and sets a June 8 1908 convention to count votes and select delegates to state and circuit conventions. It also notes formation of a county central committee and potential executive campaign group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
B. F. Little
Dresden
H. A. Caton
Fresno
Bach
County Central
Coshocton
Central Committee
Death of C. W. Darnes in Cantril
R. C. Darnes reports the death of his uncle C. W. Darnes in CantrilTown a few days ago. The deceased, a native of Franklin County, was about T1 years old and is survived by J. W. Darnes of Coshocton and Mrs. Susan Uifner of Newark. He left a Tam ty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Darnes
C. W. Darnes
Cantril
Town
Franklin
J. W. Darnes
Coshocton
Susan Uifner
Newark
Darnes
Ten Candidates Notice for Democratic Primary 1908
Ten candidates seeking a spot on the Democratic primary ballot for June 6 1908 must notify Ed S Brink Coshocton Ohio on or before May 1 1908 Geo Fortune chairman Ed S Brink secretary W S Brecht officially listed for the local election respect and procedure details
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Fortune, Chairman
Ed. S. Brink, Secy
W. S. Brecht
Roberts Refuses Ohio Salary Overpayment
Columbus May 11 Representative Jesse BR Roberts of Cuyahoga county refused to accept 606.97 dollars the state says it owes him after the legislature raised salaries from 600 to 1000 and mileage errors. He would not sign over the warrant or accept the extra pay noting it would be graft and would hang the voucher at home. He is the only legislator to refuse both extra pay and excess mileage. The article notes a discouraging prospect of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bliss College
Bliss School
William Dobbyn
John Jacob Astor
Jesse Smith
Columbus Board of Trade
McConnell Jacques
Roberts
Columbus
Jesse BR. Roberts
Cuyahoga County
Ohio
Roberta
Notice to Teachers Exams Schedule and Fees
Examinations for elementary certificates are held the first Saturday each month. High school and special certificates on the first Saturdays of September December March and June. Patterson exams on the third Saturday in April and second Saturday in May. Examinations start at 7 30 am. Applicants pay fifty cents to the Board of Examiners and five cents for returns, Patterson applicants supply stamped envelopes. The Board provides stationery. Questions on Theory and Practice rely on Keiths Elementary Federation. Access The Ohio Teachers Reading Circle Columbus Ohio for $1 05. Hlop Weber A P McDonald E J Pry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
Board of
Keith
Ohio Teachers’ Reading Circle
Columbus
Ohio
Hlop
Weber A. P. McDonald
E. J. Pry
Notable Friday Operation on Mrs Chas Thomas Near Pearl
An operation was performed Friday on Mrs Chas Thomas near Pearl for peritonitis under Dr Crile of Cleveland with Dr 7 1 and Miss Ogilvie of Coshocton assisting. A Jackson Township sale at J Wright farm drew a surprising price of $1.18 per snmohel, per W H Foster, the auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Thomas
Near Pearl
Crile
Leveland
7. 1
Lover
Coshocton
Ogilvie
Jackson
J. Wright
Cota
W. H. Foster
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Pramiouer de Weile
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Slacmy
Peek al Ghia
Tata
Xueas Ss
Witte Gethebee
Tiverton
Isleta
Newcomerstown Memorial
Coshocton County
Owa
AMM
Ed S. Brink
Erate “Pans
Lum- Sciatica
Nera
Kinney
Draggista
Swanson Rheumatic Cure Company Dept
Lake Brrect
Chicago
R. Pomerene
F. E. Pomerene
Pomerene
E. Harn
Burns
Main Street
Sam. B. NichoLas
Merrell
Nicholas & Merrell
F. C. Hay
B. Hunt
Ficor Ou
Main &J
W. A. Himebaugh
Baurns Block
Fourth Street
Thomas E. Duncan
R. B. McDermott
Duncan & McDermott Attorneys At Law
Coshocton, O
Hay
Geo. J. Bock, JR
Locust Street
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