Executor Sale of Real Estate in Coshocton County Ohio
Public sale by executor under the will of Knenezer Foster for several parcels in Coshocton County Ohio. Auction at the south door of the Coshocton County Court House on June 1, 1807 at 1 PM, subject to life estate of Hannah Foster. Properties include city and township lots with varied appraisals and easements, described with bearings, boundaries, and references to prior deeds and conveyances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knenezer Foster
Coshocton County
Ohio
Court Hope
Coshocton
Latsia
Witd
Hannah Foster
Coshoen
Jobin Portens
John Parteis Fang
P C.C
8Th
Wilway Company
Alan
Cather
Caroline Barton
Patc
Wald
Catherine
Randes
Fannie
Catterins
Aperelee
E. B. Foster
Alfred Hebard
William H. Loos
Elijah
Sprague
Margaret Sprague
Nellie Streicher
Franklin Kretcher
Wm. Wright
Julia Ann Wright
Middleton
Abram English
Frederick Fry
Auctions of Ebenezer Foster’s Farm and Jackson Township Tracts
Executor Lewis Dichott lists parcels in Holmes County Ohio for sale including the former Workman farm of about 175 acres and several Jackson Township tracts totaling multiple eighty and forty acre pieces. Appraisals range from 40 to 2 604 dollars with total parcels valued around 9125 dollars. terms call for one third cash, one third in one year, and one third in two years with interest and mortgage on premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Range Ajx
Andrew G. Wood
E. M
R. R Hanlon
Joseph Reape
Willliam Buron
John Hutch
Insoo
EB. T. Spangler
Jease H. Workman
Ebenezer Foster
William Hanson
Volune
Jackson Township
Said
John Mauston
Sai
John Halas
San Vi
Bowes
Lewis Dichott
Ebeneser
George Bo Reche
BO Hunt
House Fire Destroys Home in Valen tine Hoprich Area
Fire swept the Valen tine Hoprich home three miles east of CRIN on Monday afternoon. A strong wind aided the blaze, neighbors alerted the Hoprich family, and several residents escaped. Mrs Hoprich sustained minor burns while trying to save belongings amid the inferno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi
Valentine Hoprich
Crin
Hopereh
Huprich
Ella Williams
Lemuel Lynch
Warsaw Road
Market Grain and Livestock Prices Across Regions
The market report shows mixed grain prices and a broad livestock snapshot. Cattle, hogs, sheep, and calves exhibit varied values across Chicago Cleveland and East Buffalo markets, with steady to weak trends and notable price ranges for prime, choice, and medium grades. Prices for corn, wheat, and oats appear alongside local butter, eggs, and produce figures, reflecting broad commodity movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
Pittsburg
Jay Witepers
Cleveland
Ted Aitle
Ems
Pennavions
New Stamps Arrive Amid Delayed Shipment
After a long wait the post issues new stamps including ten cent and one cent designs. A five cent stamp further delayed bears Captain John Smith’s portrait and Pocahontas imagery. The stamps are described as high quality engravings and ornamental pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Keene Assessor Reports Livestock and Valuation Totals
Keene assessor Chas Harger files today with auditor Readies. Town records list livestock totals: horses 257, cattle 476, sheep 1705, pigs 174. Also noted are 134 Gale toga and 19 tamales. Wheat scriage to 1975 listed as 972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amseewr Chas Harger
Keene
Tring Hs Sound
Circuit Court Hears Bordenkircher Case In Sessions
The circuit court heard the Bordenkircher case after earlier matters. Attorneys argued whether the verdict was against the weight of the evidence and challenged the admissibility of expert and witness testimony. The defense asserted error in jury instructions on recklessness and the little girl's testimony. The state portrayed a chaotic scene and deliberate shooting, while the defense claimed manslaughter or self defense. The court prepared to issue opinions later, with Bachman vs. Dencer dismissed and Bordenkircher pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bordenkircher
Mr. Wheeler
Mrs .Bordenkircher
Wheeler
Levi
Dr. McCurdy
Tageart
Wheelen
Robinson
Richards
McDowel
Ida Mae
Thruwt
Hee
Glenn
Newark
Fitzgibbons
Bachman Vs
Estimated Crops and Tax Warrants Report
The report notes 20 500 bushels produced with 509 oats acreage for 1976 and a 15 bushel crop. Estimated 1907 acreage is ROB and this year 560. Last year corn acreage was S59 with 40 160 bushels raised. This year estimate is 95 acres. County treasury disbursed 533 98 in warrants and June tax receipts totaled 528 885.
Estate of murdered man sold by executors
The estate of John F. Longhaush, murdered by his wife in February, was sold on Monday by executors Bo Fl Sringer and Dr Marshall to Tout Grassbaugh. The cash sale covers debts, one of which has been brought to the Common Pleas Court, with full payment expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Tiverton
John FE. Longhaush
Tai
Bo FL Sringer
Dr Marshall
Touts Grassbaugh
Common Pleas Court
New Creamery At Tiverton Delights Local People
The Tiverton community celebrates a new creamery under construction with manager Parish of Denville guiding the project. Other notes mention farm sales, a valuable colt dying after short illness, Bruce Singer acquiring Mr. Briedley’s farm, and Charles Pes er purchasing a fine driving horse. The Tarrnah Brow party has returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theron
Tiverton
Mr. Parish of
Denville
RE. F. Stillinger
Bruce Singer
Mr. Briedley
G Nerea
Charlea
Local Teaching Moves Stir Akron Community
From Akron where they have been working the residents regret losing Prof. Aimack who will teach at Walhonding this year. J. P. Grassbaugh was on the sick list part of last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Prof
Aimack
Walhonding
J. P. Grassbaugh
What They Think Columbus Press Post and Taft Looms
A collage of opinions from Columbus Press Post and Cleveland Plain Dealer speculate on Taft and Foraker. Commentary hints at political maneuvering, electoral reactions, and possible compromises while noting varied regional takes across Akron and Marietta locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Press Post
Taft
Foraker
Public Auction Notes and Local Visit Highlights
May 14 buyers at Chill for Fred Hothem sale included cattle hogs horses and sheep. Bolivar visitors Christ and Wm Lebold, and death of Mrs Dr Schumaker noted from Canal Dover via New Bedford obit due to measles and whooping cough. Local names Ess, Scheetz, Crile, Ely, King, Schoenberger, Miller appear with visits and social mentions. Fire at Sampnell residence narrowly contained. subsequent notes on farming, house construction, hog trips and travel between Chill and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hothem
Christ
Wm. Lebold
Bolivar
Dr. Schumaker
New Bedford
Canal Dover
Rogersville
John Macken
Dundee
Hothem
John Ellis
Jane Hawk
Fred Schumaker
John Schumaker
J. J. Scheetz
Cunat Lewisville
Mary King
Blanche Schoenberger
Glennie Ely
Helen
Mary Crile
Jacob Burger
Jacob Sampset
Pledger
Baltic
Charles Neixs
Fehnumaker
Philip
Lucy Doll
Mars Miller
Lorain
Philip Barth
Chillixtater
Incod Sampesell
Sampnell
Chas .Thomas
Harry Miser
Chile
Mestre War
Bender
Jobe King
Lewis
Alvert Baab
Jacob Oephart, Jr
Florence Crite
Dever Net
Store Keeper at Otsego Dies in Nervous Breakdown
Flora Bradford, longtime store keeper for the Cowden and Boyre Co. at Otsego, died Tuesday morning from a nervous breakdown. She had not been well since her daughter Mrs. MrLaughlin’s death last fall. Survived by son Boyce Bradford and stepson Clarence Bradford. Funeral planned for Thursday. Probate notices follow including estate administrations and guardianships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Bradford
Cowden and Boyre Co
Otsego
MrLaughlin
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Balbriggan Summer Underwear
New York
J. B. Renfrew
E. 8. Lee
Marston
Circuit Court
Joe Shee
Sheets
My- Ing
Voorhees
the Treasury
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Faneuil Hall
Boston
Hamony
Coax
Marietta
San Francisco
Wicked
Paulding
Senator Foraker
Senator Dick
Deyton
Vance
Wheeling, W. Va
Smith’s Drug and Book Store
John M. Adams
Fred W. Andrews
George Klein
Paul Keiffer
John Rigby
Fresno
Mary Miller
Gladys
Loral
Bucyrus Forum
Zanecrke Signalia Bet Foun
Stegrene
Niewspa Pra
Hrphivee
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