Killbuck Men Erect Residence For Danville Lumberist
Killbuck on May 21 Everhart and Smith carpetters and contractors went to Coshocton where they hold a contract to build a large fine residence for Jake Shingler of Danville a leading lumber man and building contractor in the region. The house will be occupied by Mr Battistine a lithographer and is said to be an up to date residence when finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killbuck
Everhart and Smith
Coshocton
Jake Shingler
Danville
Battistine
Judge Maxwell Orders Partition in Forney Guardianship Case
Judge Maxwell today issued a writ of partition in the matter of Joseph Love guardian of C. D. Forney an insane person versus Josephine Forney, directing partition action in the guardianship dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell
Joseph Love
C. D
Sale on 75c Mens Dress Shirts with 50 styles
A newspaper notice announces a Friday morning sale featuring about 50 styles of men's dress shirts. Shirts are described as good values and made for warm weather comfort with the best materials. A limited few offer four cent adjustments. This is presented as a strong savings opportunity.
Lot of Petitions Stir State Highway Review in Counties
State Highway Commissioner Houston has begun full review of petitions for road improvements across counties. Several proposed routes are examined for length and connection to paved streets, with surveys ordered in multiple counties and action deferred where funds or integration with existing roads are lacking.
New Bedford Notes on Visits and Local Events
Miss Wilda Lower began a visiting tour last Saturday and will spend three weeks with relatives and friends at Canton and Cleveland. The infant son of Charles and Mrs Holderbaum died early Friday. funeral services were held Saturday at 2 p.m. Rev F B Labr conducted them with pallbearers Clyde Cox Clyde Rinner Gilbert Welling and Walter Welling. Guests Wim Stein and wife and Willard Miksell and wife visited Mr and Mrs John Rothacker. Rev M L Frederick returned home from the Springfeld conference. Rev and Mrs F B Later visited Mt Eaton last Tuesday and are expected to return Wednesday. Atlee Schwartz of Coshocton visited Leonard Wower Sr. last week. The New Bedford cornet band festival Saturday evening was a success despite 28.
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Wilda Lower
Canton
Cleveland
Charles
Wim. Stein
Bakersville
Willard Miksell
Bloomfield
John Rothacker
M. L. Frederick
Tutheran Church
Springfeld
F. B
Mt. Eaton
Atlee Schwartz
Coshocton
Reanard Wower
New Bedford
Good Roads Association Discusses State Aid Use
Coshocton county Good Roads Association met at city hall to debate using state funds for road improvements. Members opposed funding the Roscoe road, proposed funding radiating out from Coshocton to connect main arteries, and discussed options on the Coshocton Keehne machine or Willow Brook paths toward West Lafayette. A reception committee was named to work with county commissioners and State Commissioner Houston.
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Coshoctan
Maves
Roscoe
Coshocton
Lorain County
Summit County
Akron
Lake County
Ashtabula
Orwell
Colebrook
Good Roads Association
Coshocton County
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Wit
Hunley
Coshoctun
Gert
Lafayette
Willow Brook
Randles Bridge
Keene
West Lafayette Road
Hanley
Joe
Hart
Harry Ferguson
HH. Warnly
M. Snyder
EO Catron
West Lafayette Alumni Ready for Annual Blow-Out
West Lafayette high school alumni plan a June picnic at Wolfe Grove Canal Lewasville to welcome the promoting class of UK. There will be about forty members present plus invited friends despite ninety six members in the association. Committees include conveyances led by Grover Shurtz and Irwin Wolfe and entertainment by Miss Essie Marx Miss Nellie Matt and CHIf Shar fer. Refreshments arranged by Miss Grace McClain Miss Dess Shuck Miss Mae Lawrence and Lly McCammant. Officers include Rev. oO. L. Willams as president L. J. McCammant as vice president Miss Sada Coch ran as secretary and Mrs. Maud M. Crawford as treasurer.
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West Lafayette High School
Wolfe
Grove
Canal Lewasville
Grover Shurtz
Irwin Wolfe
Grace McClain
Dess Shuck
Mae Lawrence
Lly McCammant
Oo. L. Willams
Scie
L. J. McCammant
Lafayette School
Sada Coch
Newcomerstown
Maud M. Crawford
Lafayette
Grange Officers Push Nudge to Boost Summer Farm Work
Nudding up a time of year when work slows, Oak Grove Grange officers urge all members and patrons to stay engaged through the dormant three months. The note highlights practical farming studies, summer experiments, and reports to autumn meetings, while noting crop losses from a recent frost and local social ties.
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Oak Grove
Bertha Norman
Law
Newoutnerstown
Jaugherty
Fresno
The
Grange
Samuel Caton
Washington, Pa
Bakersv
Leona Roberts
Schumaker
State ticket changes reduce Ohio ballot size this fall
The state ticket will be the smallest in Ohio history with no supreme judge elected this year and two next year. Secretary of state, dairy and food commissioner, and a member of the board of public works are on this year’s ballot. Terms for county officials align to 1908, with new two year and four year cycles for various posts. The rotary council plan is abolished and city council elections begin in 1907 with staggered terms and changes to county commissioner and auditor terms. Supreme judges keep six year terms. board of public works four years. State auditor terms drop to two years.
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Ohio
Tear of Public Works
Bie
Rotary
Board of Public Works
Deputy Recorder Ada Bible Stricken by Nervous Fatigue
Ada Bible deputy county recorder is confined to her home with an attack of nervous fatigue. Doctors say it resulted from overwork and she will be off for a week. The report notes a close application to duties as the cause.
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Ada Bible
Depity County
Union Sunday School to Organize at Chestnut Hill
Pr P R Van Blarcom of Cambridge Missionary for the American Sunday School Union will speak at the Chestnut Hill school house next Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock standard time May 27. The meeting aims to organize an union Sunday school and all are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. R. van Blarcom
Cambridge
American Sunday School Union
Chestnut Hill
Opening of Warsaw factory promotion draws farmers and crowd
An open day promotes a cooperative venture in Warsaw with demonstrations of sewing machines and steel ranges. Speakers include W. O. Whitely and Attorney J. A. Davy. The plan envisions a factory employing up to five thousand in the county and boosting local capital and wealth through cooperative manufacture of dime elements.
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Anayscaw
Whitely
W. O. Whitely
J. 4. Davy
Europe
Alba
the ‘Times
Preity Merning
Costin
Savnydas
Warsaw
Vax
Harvester Trust
Stolen bike report and other brief notes from Zanesville
A bike owned by Alphas Ogle was stolen from a rack in front of Renner's Barber Shop between seven and nine Tuesday evening. The barbershop area was crowded with people as the theft occurred. In other notes, B J Abbott and someone named am Abbott traveled to Zanesville Tuesday to see Janesville play Lancaster and to watch Doc perform for the Lanks. Doc’s team was shut out 6 to 0. Elizabeth Zugschwert traveled to Lafayette to visit a friend.
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Alphas Ogle
Renner
Abbott
Zanesville
Janesville
Lancaster
Doc
Coal Operators Backed by Pittsburg in Wage Talks
Twenty seven of twenty nine operators submitted their reports to Auditor Randles while Franklin and Tiverton townships remained unfinished. The group faced a potential move to reopen talks if conditions shifted, with the latest assessments largely complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randles, Franklin and
Tiverton Townships
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