Cordovan Woman's Club Meeting at Renfrew Home
The Malta club scene featured a Wedmnee- Gay gathering at Mrs Renfrew's Cane Lewisville area home near Walnut Hill. Papers by Mrs Matthew Beeben on Western Writers and Mrs B Carr on Our Millionaires and Their Public Gifts framed the program, with a talk on Pittsburgh Women's Club work by Mrs Joseph W Marah of Pittsburgh. Guests included Mrs Mark of Pittsburgh, Mrs Mead of Columbus, Mrs James Carr of Chicago, Mrs Hummckhouse, Mrs Robert Crawford, Miss Louiss Wagner, and Miss Guida Renfrew, with an elaborate luncheon served.
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Malta
Mra. B. ©. Carr
Joseph W. Marah
Pittsburg
Keene Prepares Memorial Day Observances
Keene to hold memorial services Sunday May 23 at 11 AM in the M.E. church with Rev. Morris preaching. Decoration services scheduled Saturday May 29 at 1 PM at the town hall. Ex soldiers of Civil and Spanish wars Sons of Veterans Woman's Relief Corps and citizens invited for a program including an oration and recitation with music at the Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keene
M. HE
Morris
Sons of Veterans
Woman's Relief Corps
Ashman
Presbyterian Church
Pennsy to Gradually Remove Tunnels West and East of Pittsburg
Plans by the Pennsy company to eliminate main line tunnels east and west of Pittsburg due to heavier motive power for increased freight tonnage. Two Baldwin locomotives moved to Southern Pacific showcased need to reroute around tunnels. Some tunnels will be replaced by deep cuts with retention walls or line relocations. work postponed until next spring due to lack of executive approval before winter.
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The
Pentay Company
Pittsburg
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
Panhandle
Letter of Instructions Issued by State Auto Department
State auto department outlines 1908 1909 registration rules for Ohio motor vehicles. Requirements include brakes signaling devices white lights on a set schedule, front and rear license plates, and nontransferable ownership. Chauffeurs and mechanics must register and wear badges. speed limits set by statute within municipalities and beyond.
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State Auto Department
Secretary of State Oay
Carmi A. Whampeon
G@tmte
Automobile Department
Columbus
Ohio
Perotic
Automobiles Law Penalties Cited by State Officials
The notice outlines penalties under the Automobile Law for violations within local lands. Fines range from 25 to 300 dollars and imprisonment from 30 to 60 days, or both, as stated by Secretary Carmin A Naompson.
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Carmin A. ‘Naompson
Nate
Fares On The Valley Flyer Between Coshocton And Nellie
Schedule of fares adopted for the Valley Flyer running Coshocton to Nellie lists varied rates to Roscoe Haight's Rock Run Prairie Foster Bridge Wilson Almack Beck Warsaw Tonawanda Durling and Nellie with half fare tickets for children under one year. Also notes on service and route details.
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Valley Flyer
Coshocton
Nellie
Roscoe
Haight’s
Rock Run
Prairie
Foster
Bridge
Wilson
Almack
Beck
Warsaw
Tonawanda
Durling
Harmon It in Norman Mack's Magazine
Ohio governor Harmon is spotlighted in Norman B Mack's National Monthly Democratic magazine with five references including a full page feature and portrait. The piece cites his Jefferson banquet speech on rights of states, and mentions Ohio county named in his honor along with a Cleveland cartoon about canals. Also notes Marty Findlay's upcoming marriage to Miss Mabel Thompson with details of residence in Los Angeles and Coshocton connections.
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Columbus
Norman B. Mack
Democratic
Ohblo
Gov. Harmon
Atetes
New York
Urbana
Oklahoma
Ohio
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Marty Findlay
Coshocton County
Mhuraday
Mr. Findlay
Los Angeles
Mabel Thompson
Sebagtopol
San Francisco
Japan
Alice
Findlay
Joseph Findlay
Keene Township
Coshocton
Philippines
States
California
Allen Foot Eave Powder and Foot Hase Sanitary Corn Pail Sample Offered
The notice promotes Allen Foot Eave Powder for swollen tired feet with a free sample and a free Foot Hase Sanitary Corn Pail with four new inventions. Address given as Allen 8 Unimated LeRoy NY. Also reports Went Lafay tle WCTU meeting at Mrs Otto Shaw's home with many ladies, towel shower for Lake site, forty towels donated, and a program of papers and music led by Mim L D Schon of Rusweem.
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Allen
LeRoy, N.Y
Lafaytle
Otto Shaw
Lake Site
Root Juice Promises Cures Many Ailments From Fort Wayne Firm
The Root Juice McHetne Company of Fort Wayne Ind claims its remedy cures stubborn stomach liver and kidney troubles rheumatism and nervous weakness. Customers nationwide write praising results after reluctant access to agents and some send money for purchases. Joseph Simpson credits Root Juice with curing long standing stomach liver and kidney issues after tried many medicines. Local store reports daily praise from grateful buyers.
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McHetne Company
Fort Wayne
Ind
United States
Tundreda
Anderson
Joseph Simpson
Dove Store
Typhoid Fever Claims Life of Rena Sheldon
Rena Sheldon aged 18 died Wednesday noon at her home north of Spring Mountain after a three week illness with typhoid fever. She leaves a mother and three sisters. Burial was Thursday at Monroe church. Her father was previously drowned at Brink Haven.
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Rena Sheldon
W. F P. Root
Spring Mountain
Monroe Church
Brink Haven
Marriages and Society Notes From Cal for June
Harry Findlay of Conh Octon plans to wed Mabel Thompson of Bevastopol Cal on June 2. Rev Fretz, a returned missionary from Japan, presides. Miss Alice Findlay accompanies. J Bogle wedding covered as a pretty event. couple to live on East Main Street after a brief visit to Trinway and later move to Createn. Keene Missionary Society and W T U meet at Mrs D B G Whittemore’s home with many members. sermons by Rev Blook and Rev B A Mortis observed for Sabboth. refreshments served by Mrs George Whittemore and Miss Lucy Babesek.
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Harry Findlay
Conhocton
Mabel Thompson
Bevastopol
Cal
Fretz
Japan
Alice Finlay
Beld
Keene Missionary Society
Presbyterian Chaten
Dbd. G. Whittemore
Blooks
B. A. Mortis
Mire
George Whittemore
Miso Leey
Babesek
Agnia
Gerad
Valuation Dispute Over County Railroad Case
County audit office report details a contested valuation of railroad rolling stock and tracks across several counties. Judge Randle pressed to raise per mile valuations, proposing adjustments from 800 to 2000 dollars, but failed to secure majority support as amendment failed 19 to 9.
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Cleveland Wednening
Cushucton
Randle
Randlea
Good Roads Association Aims To Enforce County Road Laws
A coshocton county movement seeks to form the Good Roads Association to improve maintenance and enforce state road laws. Promoters list members, plan electing officers, and promise to pressure township officials to perform duties, keep roads clear, drain properly, and address dangerous conditions. The group cites success in Johnstown PA as a model and drafts membership blanks with a pledge to uphold the laws and duties.
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Good Roads Association
Coshocon County
Oes
AIK
Coshocton
Johnstown
Alma
Coshocton County
Gaid Association
Kodol For Dyspepsia and Indigestion
A vintage advertisement touts Kodol as a liquid that starts digestion immediately by supplying the stomach’s digestive juices. It claims Kodol digests food, rests the stomach, and prevents indigestion and dyspepsia when meals are not properly processed. It emphasizes harmless use and occasional necessity.
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Rosa
Chere Keane Bing
Local DeWitt Co. Pecans Sale Notice
Partial OCR text references E C DeWitt & Co Chicago and names Anderson Coshocton Ferguson Roscos with a dated note. The fragment suggests a sale or notice involving pecans and a Chicago firm, with multiple individuals or firms named. Limited readable details prevent a full event clarity.
Avon Kennels owner Charles G. Carter dies in Pittsburgh of pneumonia
Charles G. Carter proprietor of the Avon Kennels near Coshocton died in Pittsburgh on Friday afternoon at 2 00 oclock from pneumonia contracted during an automobile ride last Saturday. He was born April 14, 1867 in Titusville Pennsylvania and educated at Phillipa Academy Yale University and University of Virginia Law School. He practiced law, was a member of several Pittsburgh clubs and president of the Duquesne Kennel Club. Survived by wife and one daughter.
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Charles G. Carter
Avon
Coshocton
Pittsburg
Mr. Carter
Titusville
Phillipa Academy
Yale University
University of Virginia
Allegheny County
ThSs
Carter Wie
Tttaburg
Nohn Wright Serious in Cooperdale
May 17. Mr and Mrs WI Evans shopped in Zanenville. Mr Beaver of Coshocton Fur Co in Cooperdale shipping wool. William Dicke won amount Silas Preeton. Mr and Mrs Walter McGhomis of New Mexico visiting relatives. Friends alarmed by Jot Wright condition with suspected appendicitis. Mi xa Dorm Severne of New Castle visited friends. Mr and Mrs Lakin Nelown visited Steffee home.
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Cooperdale
WI Evans
Zanenville
Beaver
Coshocton Fur Co
William Dicke
Silas Preeton
Walter McGhomis
New Mexico
gUnipaontie
Campbell
Wright
Warsaw
Out Village
Jot Wright
Columbus
Mixa Dorm Severne
New Castle
Lakin Neldon
Anniversary Party Honors Mrs Dawson at Mill Fork
A large gathering at Mrs. Mary Dawson’s home Weatherday celebrated her anniversary with a surprise party led by her daughter-in-law Ira Dawson. Guests included Mrs. Rev. Senter, Mrs. Chas Ford, Frances Ford, Maudie Howard Jones, Ruth Wright, Mildred Corder, Inez Dewson, and many others. Gifts and a bountiful dinner followed, with the event marking a warm community tribute. Local occupational changes included Will Dawson resigning as wire chief for a traveling role with Ameriess Telephone Co. The State Board of Public Welfare reappointed W. H. Wine as crewmate in Rosse port duties.
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Dawson
Rev. Senter
Chas Ford
Ladya, Oden
Kenneth Misa Frances Ford
Howard Jones
Iaughter Maudie
Nathaniel Carder
Raimuel Cox
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Renfrew Country Place
Pennsy
Upchurch
Glen Oak
Okla
Dr. King
C. FE. Anteraca
C. M. Ferguson
Harmon
Norman Mack
Mim. L. D. Schon of
Rusweem
Dayton
Orville Wright
DeWitt
E. C. Dawitt & Co
Chicago
C. BR. Anderson
Co. M. Perguson
Oak Hillas and Old Co
Z. T. Duor
Killbuck
A. H. Twomwon
Colborton
Federal Grand Jury
Colombin
Kodol
Ryan Ray
E. C. DeWitt & Co
Cs. E
Roscos
Peoples Banking Company
Avon Kennels
Nicholas Batuway
Tewa
Chea. Slaughter
Virginia
Brecht
Franklin Jp
John Carroll
Lafayette
McGurdy
Bedford
Traceward
Baward
George Mullen
A. L. Kruder
Whasley Cooper
Sleenrod
Mainard Sixth Street
Max
Luther Leagues
Zanvaville
Luthermin Church
Newark
Willig KR. Dougherty
Isleta
Elizabeth A. Bredcock
James Halcock
Linton Township
Cantala
Pupiie
Lewisville
Doya Andiris
Veech
Ranman
Coltosia Miler
Sanuel Miller
Dhe Ia
North Bend Oil Co. of
New
Nohn Wright
Mrs. Dawson
J. DD
Weathes
Iconical
Telephone Exchanay
Ameriess Telephone Co
Mr. Westwill
Clare Diftenderiss
Coskecton
Lascaster
Thursdey
Pension
W. H
Rosse
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