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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1907
Page
5
The First Christian church crowd heard Rey Peters defend church membership in a Sunday evening talk titled The Church the Minister and the People at the Bar of Public Opinion. He argued belonging aids personal growth, public confession, Christian work, and global evangelism, while acknowledging objections and urging frank discussion.
Tiverton youth James J Purdy has left his home to move to Michigan for a hardware business near Waxford. The boy Harry, 16, left early Tuesday morning with few clothes and some of his father's cook. Previous disappearance cases are noted as context.
Widespread property dealings list transfers in many townships including Jackson, Perry, and Madison. Names like Charles Guseer, James Roadruck, Frederick Sipp, Liazzie Road, and Henry Conrad appear among numerous parcels ranging from 40 to 1050 acres and city lots, with prices such as 1250, 900, and 2000 dollars noted. The compilation reflects a busy period of conveyances and property exchanges.
A fragment from Every body's Magazine shows John arguing aloud with Borry about Fain’s supposed delay since yesterday's delegation, reflecting a rustic dialogue tone.
West Lafayette on October 14 reports Beall for Dun'on visiting the area and Mrs Harry Lewth of Pittsburgh staying several days. Ed Thompson bought a house from Seth Shaw and moved in. Rev Beek will move into Joe Russell’s Union Avenue house. Roscoe defeated the College football team 60 to 0 Saturday. The new clothing store moved into Dan Angle’s house in College addition and Adam Thomas opens a new shop. Funeral for Edward Hluck at his Plainfield Road home with interment at Fairfield Cemetery. Warres Love of Asatabula spent several days here.
Mrs Irvin Mizer Edward Webber of Bradford Pa visit here with Mr and Mrs Fletcher Hamilton and family Also Mrs Waly Thoms and son Dent and daughter Wikna of Fresno and Mrs Cora Harrack of Carnegie Pa were guests of the Wim Lorenz family Friday. Jacob Feller saleraises 1300 and new home near Roscoe awaits them with best wishes from the community.
Mrs J F Keath and Miya visit from Trinway as Alex ander of Trinway appears in the scene. Mrs Emma Hambleton and Esther of Flushing attend the fair and visit Levi Dickerson and family. Mildred Pickering of Flushing visits relatives here. Mrs Richie McFarland of Anns vile attends the city and visits relatives. Rev Fred McConnell rests with his mother as she plans a winter visit. Mary Crouch of Fountain Dry Goods Co Coshocton at home Sunday. W H Middleton returns to school duties. Jack Frost marks the morning with 27 degrees. Rev J Frank Smith preaches two sermons at the Quarterly Meeting, which included well attended services and plans for benefit to the charge.
Reading of a Sabbath week report shows members from the section attending the Conference year start and visiting relatives. Names mentioned include Homer Chafant Alexander Chalten and Mrs Chas Trego with ties to Newark and Coahoown. Attendance at the quarterly meeting and travel for the secure course at Trinway are noted, along with a singled summary of the Thur Sisters’ address.
Pearl Pearl and family visited relatives in Hate and planned future service at the Swigert farm. Eva McCashey took a job at Presigore factory while Edwin Oder connected with Severs relatives. A fall caused a broken path. Hedi and wife spent time with Production and family in Wes Wedford. Della Hagel Everhart returned from Kent Cann and Beach City visit. John Olinger and family toured Ark Derds early week.
Canal Lewisville notes a string of visitors and homecomings. A Lenn On returns to Los Angeles after an extended visit. Mrs. McCollem of Winona and Mrs. Nicholy and daughter from TM. nets visit relatives here. Miss Babcock of Washington visits Mrs. S. Z. Richards. Mollie Terman returns from Pennsylvania with Mrs. Dornan of Steubenville. Local residents entertain guests from Van Wert Ohio and Missouri. Franks Liggett and children from Wooster visit Jacob Wolfe. Renner Huffman of Newark hosts locals. Missouri visitors join Prof Renner and family.
Linton Mills and Mrs Abert Gilson visit Mia while Edna Lawrence George Lane and wives from Plainfield and Bird Run residents attend church. Elections favor Aninit Weber as president and others for officers. plans for prayer meetings and committee work are noted. Several locals, including Herb Parish and family, prepare to move. Vern Hayes of Tigerton illness delays. Harry Barnes leaves for California amid fair preparations.
A Tiverton man named Nicholas Misher lost a valuable cot last week during a fall and died several days later from lockjaw. The cot was valued at about one hundred dollars.
Chestnut Ridge discussions mention fodder value and Welshbar boon with Wiehard tree by Oot. Mr Chis of Wrirsaw aids hay and dairy work while Brideley, Mr and Mrs Abram Wetherwax plan Miss Grant's Beach City wedding. Mrs Chas Bndsley spends spring as John Bndsley remains ill.
A local Farmers Free Exchange invites farmers to place free ads for sale wanted or work sought. Ads may be submitted by phone with three free insertions. Readable listings include livestock for sale such as mules calves pigs mares horses and corn acres.
West Carlisle notes a Sunday service planned at the Presby terian church. Visitors include Charles Pine and son Pu from Newark, Max Cullian from Cincinnati, Mabel Culison from Columbus, and others from New Guilford and Jamestown. Local families hosted and attended social gatherings and a sale at Costleton.
Sunday October twentieth one of eleven will be examined and confirmed at Zion tovoi in Evangelical church Craw dor township. The confirmation will take place during mourning services. These to be admitted include Lulu Lower Nettie Lower Ming Sechlach Susie Lower Kath Elattie Jureh Chia Schmidt Lower Gang Putscher Linbacber. Evening service canceled. special service at seven o'clock for dedication of the new angel presented by the congregation. Rev Fisher of Pt Washington will preach.
George Conley of Morgan Run Cash Mines had a close call when a wagon bar detached and the rear wheels tore free as he rode home. He was thrown clear with only scratches and returned to work the next day. The horse bolted, dragging the wagon into an alley before stopping.
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