Plainfield High School Grants Two Diplomas in First Commencement
The first Plainfield high school commencement honored two graduates, Edmond and Janey Remer, described as self made despite early hardship. The event featured Prof. J. H. Platt, diverse music from Octon concert company, readings by Miss Claire Glenn, and remarks on education, patriotism, and the need for character building. Diplomas were presented by J. Hi. Pratt, board president, as the ceremony concluded with a benediction by Rev. Davis.
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Plainfield High School
Coshocton County
Edmond
Janey Remer
J. H. Platt
Board of Education
America
Plainfield
D. M. Crigwell
Everett Kinnear
Harry Magness
G. W. Alexander
Octon Concert Company
Coshocton
Evans
Cave
Bustag
Hobson
Cambridge
Pratt Hobson
Hfe
J. Hi. Pratt
Linton To
Hey P UR. Davis
Laborer Trapped by Sand Slide at Layland Pits
Special dispatch from Layland reports a sand pit accident at nine this morning. Valentine Snyder, 55, single, was buried under a sand bank that gave way. Workmen freed him. no bones broken but injuries to his back and legs initially raised fears of paralysis. Later reports say leg injuries are sprains with no major damage expected.
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Layland
Valentine Snyder
Boy Starts Bank Arrested Near Plainfield
Harold Hines, arrested near Plainfield, is accused of running a makeshift bank as a child. He allegedly solicited deposits, acted as board president and cashier, then closed the bank after withdrawals. His parents funded the shortage of about $2, and he was removed from the city.
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Harold Hines
Plainfield
Mape
Young Hines
Diu
Avawals
Sven Heedmmie
Hines
Willis Coleman Dies After Lingering Illness At 64
Willis Coleman a market cardner living near Pleasant Valley died Monday at 5 30 a m after a lingering illness with lung trouble. He is survived by his wife and a son in Wanesville. He was 64. Tam Stevenson asks authorities to investigate a man who came to his barn seven weeks ago seeking to claim a wager on horses and has not appeared since. His wife and child remain here and fear his disappearance. Mr and Mrs F L Clow Trott traveled to Cleveland Sunday and will return tonight. Mrs Trott and daughter Marie will visit Forest City for a month.
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Willis Coleman
Pleasant Valley
Wanesville
Coleman
Tam Lstevenson
Hin Barn
Hechivyes
Trott
Cleveland
A Gritty Little Country Scholar Prue
Plocd Fister, son of Louis Mister of Sprig Man hands in year end work. He is seven years old and already a fourth reader, excelling in studies with ease. He writes well and won the spelling prize for the year. Despite a long walk and a harsh winter, his health kept him from missing a day or being tardy. His deportment was perfect and he earned high praise from his teacher Grover Spechman for his fine record.
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Prue
Plocd
Fister
Louis Mister
Uiec
Ind
Witter
Grover Spechman
June primaries seek unified voting day plan
A Democrat from the country asks the Times to inform readers about June primaries. There will be township officers trustees clerks treasurers and possibly constables and justices. Cities and towns will choose mayors and municipal tickets. Coshocton may elect three school board members. The Times urged a single primary day for party organization efficiency.
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The
Times
Coshocton
the Times
Layland Lamard May 14 Notes Local Happenings
A Layland Lamard entry reports A. Workman moving to a main office, Ginther and others listed with brief notes. Visiting relatives in Ladewna, Roy Guthrie and W. Miller building a house for KB, B. Teeing improvements ahead. Bucklew had a near fatal mishap hauling logs. a stump saved him. Salem quarterly meeting attracted a large crowd. Mrs. Middaugh ill but improving. Randles back at work. Gen. Amex moving back to the farm from Coshecton to reside on the farm.
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Workman
Meer
Joseph
KB. B. Teeing
James Bucklew
Tts
Salem
Wm. Middaugh
Lewis Randles
Gen. Amex
Coshecton
Conesville and Nearby Residents Visit and Travel
Conesville and nearby communities report a series of visits and returns home. Mrs. Thos. McCalla and children returned to Helfontaine after visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Davis. Viola Thacker of Zanesville visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Rnicely spent Sunday in Coshocton. Clyde Cochran of Lafayette visited the Clark home. Mrs. Ray Howe and Mrs. Arlis Biecoats returned to Newark after a stay. Mrs. Willis Carnell returned to Hakersville. Elizabeth McShane suffers a sore throat. Mrs. Win Frot spent Sunday afternoon in Conesville. Carrie Beck and children visited Mr. and Mrs. Smaller of Moseve. Annie Clark and daughter Marie of Coshocton and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Scott of Dennison spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sones. Mrs. James Vickers of Adams Mills visited A. H. Menny. Minnie Pepper spent Sunday evening at home. Nelle Bala pend pear of boat Weel at Adams Mill was noted. Mrs. James Murphy of Conesville spent the day in Coshocton.
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Manesville
Thos. McCalla
Willis Carnell
Hakersville
Elizabeth McShane
Win Frot
Conesville
Carrie Beck
James and
Elma
And
Jesse Smaller
Moseve Sun
Annie Clark
Marie
Coshocton
Ed Scott
Dennison
Daniel Sones
Jas. Vickers
Adams Mills
A. HO Menny
Mire
Minnie Pepper
Mise Nelle Bala Pend Pear
Boat Weel
Adams Mill
Pitched Brawl In Fresno After Town Race Events
A daytime win by the town team over Canal Lewisville 7 to 4 was followed by an evening performance by the In Hour of a Cow Box Co from Coshocton. After the show a group of Coshocton rowdies clashed in Fresno streets causing injuries and property disruption. Police identified several participants and planned charges. The Coshocton troupe then continued its theater tour to Texas.
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Canal
Coshocton
Coshottoi
Fresno
Ward
Ladin Tad
Bresna
Mts Times
Vitae
Labor
Une Ns
Docn
Etd
Tamas
Death of Mrs Mangie Hickey in Marysville
Mrs Lindsay Dawson of Jackson notified of the death of her sister Mrs Mangie Hickey aged over fifty. She died Sunday morning at homes in Marysville after moving from Coshocton county twenty years ago. Burial will be in Marysville. Survived by four Brown children.
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Lindsay Dawson
Jackson
Mangie Hickey
Marysville
Hickey
Hiying
Coshocton County
Brown
Mill Creek Notes and Locals Reflect Quiet Springs Visit
Mill Creek May 4 local notes mention George Castor and family visiting Strausburg relatives a few days last week Walter Storm in Millersburg for a short time and Lester Wellina returning from Coshocton to take farm work this summer. Welling worked at the glass works recently Joann Olivas and Sable Leneh made a business trip to Coshocton. A special report from Mill Creek today notes a Kansan youth visiting.
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Millcreek
George
Castor
Strausburg
Walter Storm
Millersburg
Lester Wellina
Coshocton
Welling
Joann Olivas
Sable Leneh
Kansan
Garhare
Election Recap From Plainfield Meeting and Local Visit Notes
May 10 report details an election in a local RSEL at a single site with elected officers including President Anda Welker treasurer Ww. Miller and recording secretary Bde Shryock. It mentions multiple residents visiting relatives in Cambridge and Cambridge area, with a note of W. R. F. Darlins leaving for Zamesville on business and various family occurrences during the week.
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Linton Mills
Addy
Alfa Jetoasete
Aleine
Buirdiay
Thin
Plainfield
RSEL
Anda Welker
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Edmond Rower
Egypt
Greece
Rome
Church
Remer
Janey Remner
WSPAT
Jamee Murphy
Cowhecton
Ransom
the Home Store
Mrs. Hickey
Mill Creek
Lindie
Avewell Man
Guo Metal Call
Cnterd
Healian
Pheory
Aml Wain Lewin Oxfords
Aioe Mia
Brendel Bros
Laer Clemens
We Miller
Sarah Miter
Sperenyy
Shryock
Arnist
Sadie Harhold
Sadie Watts
William Henderson
Coshoeton
Dieke
Mira
Hastie
Dean Sadie Harbold
Dennison Tienda
W. RF. Darlins
Zamesville
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