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Coshocton Weekly Times

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1906

Page

5

Court House Common Pleas Ledger Highlights Debts and Accounts

Court records show St Mary's Machine v firm of Felumlee and Milligan filed for 30. Other items list trustees, sewer pipe charges, and miscellaneous totals. Treasury receipts report taxes collected, with probate accounts and estate actions including first and final accounts and hearings set for late October and November.

QO. Thompson Jefferson Strome Bros Sproul Wankington Serioul Foods Wm. Jeffries Hugh Green Wm. Loos L. Caton Treasury L. D. Sehott Wm. Norris John Little Mary Anne Neuban John D S. A. Fisher Edward Frazie R. L. Donley Oxford Elizabeth Axline Wright Road

Courthouse Transfers Record From County Depository Summary

County court notes show transfers including Jesse Motlain to Florence and Nathan G. Meeks to Theodore. multiple land parcels in Clark, Oxford, Linton, and West Lafayette townships. prices range from 40 to 3000 dollars. Transactions list nearly half a dozen parcels, lots and halves, with various buyers and sellers and dates in the 1920s context.

Jesse Motlain Florence McClains John Myers Perry William Clark Nathan G. Meeks Theodore Oxford Gag Victor Scheibe Robert Rodhe Hamilton Browning Sheriff Wiliam Elmer Turner Linton Wiliam Larr Lewis Stiner Pleasant Valley Sarah J. Johnson Et. al C. RK. Randies Central Add Hutchinson's Add Rostoe Charles Marquand Francis E Seth Shaw West Lafayets John C. Stockum Westafayette

Local notices from Coshocton area events and births

Route Three Coshocton R F D five. Wilbarr bought cuttie at Adams sale. Mr and Mrs Clifford Craig and family and Mr and Mrs John Conrad visited with Co Wiley. John Zanugg traveled to Blissfield on business. Hugh Lawrence welcomed a 11b pound boy. Thomas Merrell builds straw barn for Leonard Murray. John Kasteler hails clover seed. crop light. Grace Duncan returned from Coshocton where she nursed Mrs Lee. Warner Lowe hosted by Frank Lowe near Becks Mill. Joseph Karr and daughter of Cuyahoga Falls visiting relatives. Thomas Karr of illness visiting Marshall Endsley. Milson Urace died of typhoid near Roscoe. Funeral Tuesday at ten. Paries Lightell at Zanesville School of Business with J F Lightell’s family.

Coshocton Wilbarr Clifford Craig John Conrad Co. Wiley John Zanugg Blissfield Hugh Lawrence Thomas Merrell Leonard Murray John Kasteler Grace Duncan Lee Warner Lowe Frank Lowe

Smyser’s Record As To Pensions

Edith Newark Advocate notes claims by Mr Smyser during a county fair visit that he has had over 500 pensions passed for old soldiers and dependents. The piece questions the process, citing only nine pensions truly secured by Smyser and outlining pension offices and agencies in Ohio.

Edith Newark Smyser Wns United States Congress United States Pension Department N.C. Brown Union Station Licking County Smy Meig

Farm News and Local Moves in Bacon Area

Frank Fowler updates his farm with new fences buildings and dwelling repairs. B L Barcroft, aging farmer and respected citizen, puts 160 acre farm and modern residence on sale to retire from active management. J L Sicker finishes giant apple harvest of about 1200 to 1500 bushels. Cornelius Mobley reopens coal mine on his farm as a new seed enterprise amid limited local mines.

Bacon Frank Fowler B. L. Barcroft Barcroft J. L. Sicker Coshocton Cornelius Mobley

Plainfield notes harbor varied visits and local events

Pmerones and Priel Priesting M. V. Hoard of Seattle visit Plainfield to see friends before travels. Davis dies and a travel contract on the Fairfield Coshuctoy road is discussed. Prof BE Rover visits Franks township. John Criswell and Lara stay with W A Fowler. Mrs Bessie Rowbing and Harvey Rouf to wed in Frank in township. a large circle of friends wishes them well.

Pmerones Priel M. V. Hoard Seattle Washind Ray Din Sala John Faw- Joy Davis Pittsburg Phairfield -Coshuctoy Road Satiaruyies Ag BE. Rover Franks Township J. E. Stockum Plainfield

Mill Creek Notes and Local Sights

Mill Creek district residents report unsettled weather and cautious public sales. Otto Croft’s sale on the 18th drew fair attendance despite rain. Indiana clover crops are poor though corn fares well. visits feature Willard Mikesell, Dan Kiser, John Syler, and Fred Kutcher cutting timber on the Mullet farm.

Mill Creek Squaw Gotlube Schmeikert Indiana Willard Mikesell Newark Otto Croft Dan Kiser Clarks Ohio Evan Cox John Syler Baltic Fred Kutcher John Mullet

Nellie Nellie News and Local Updates in Indiana

Mr and Mrs Van Burett Copeland return to Indiana. Dr Frew treated Clifford Bell for an arm injury. A new Nellie butcher shop by Rolla Hagans and Sometimers shows fair business. Kinsey Fry sick. Heft family recovering from typhoid. Al Smith of Nellie indisposed. Orange Copeland family visited daughter’s brother John Fucher near Warsaw. Milton Marquand and family visited Goffin in Hex County on Sunday.

Nellie van Burett Copeland Indiana Frew War S. E. Bell Clifford Rolla Hagans Kinsey Fry Heft al. Smith Orange Copeland Datter John Fucher Warsaw Witd M Milton Marquand Othe Wiele Wen Goffin Hex County Sondas

Oak Grove Reunion and Local Notices From West Lafayette Area

A large Oak Grove family reunion at Coak Grove r hnye gathered relatives including Miss Maud McFarland from West Lafayette and Miss Clara McFarland of Coshocton with many others. Nearby, Marc Phillips moved to Chas Orin farm. the aged resident Sexves Ridge died Monday. funeral at White Eyes chapel with interment in White Eyes cemetery. Thomas Robins visited for his uncle’s death, Geo Wyler’s family at David Harshman’s, Chas Slaughter at the Infirmary with Director Thomas Adams. Oak Grove’s last meeting was enjoyable, ending with a luncheon by the Fishers. Nelson Murphey to represent Oak Grove at Freano Pomona Grange on May 8. A transcript in State of Ohio v. Biemer Sills notes.

Marc Phillips Chas Orin Farm Sexves Ridge White Eyes Chapel White Eyes Cemetery Thomas Robins Geo Wyler David Harshman Fiat Chas Thomas Adams Oak Grove Nelson Murphey Freano Pomona Grange Nay

Office court binds over for profane language

A man appeared in the Choehete courts today and was bound over to the grand jury on the charge of using profane language.

Copumet Saps Choehete Sis Grand Jury

Local notes from Millfork area and visiting relatives

The column lists local visits and social happenings. Mentions of Mrs. Momry Wright of Nee Diasha visiting relatives, Mrs. Hol McConnell of Co sheetan staying with her parents, Loraine Pasdar returning from a weeks long trip in North Dakota, Mr. and Mrs. B C Senter of Cosherton visiting, and several church and family gatherings across Millfork and nearby towns.

Vbner Ata Momry Wright Diasha Aid Hol McConnell Cosheetan Hey Stes Loraine Pasdar North Dakota B.C. Senter Cosherton Millfork Baptist Church Leora McCurdy Pasnel Tail Chas Robins Jesse Laan Ch Shoeton Abner Abner Meftay Rew. Middleton Willow Brook JH. Beater Ma McFarland Dressen Samuel Cox Mise Golda Smith Tunnel Hill M Ward Pickey

Suicide at Hawley House in Cleveland Provokes Mystery

A pottery worker B M Bell killed himself in the Hawley House Cleveland presum ably Saturday night. He was found in his room Sunday morning with a bullet hole in his head. His affairs were in good condition and no reason is assigned for the act. He left this city Wednesday evening.

B M_ Bell Hawley House Cleveland

Tax Rates for Coshocton County 1006 Levy Schedule

Tax notice by Richard Clarke treasurer lists state and county levies per cent on property valuation for 1006. State funds include sinking fund university fund state levy, totalling 1345 cents. County funds cover county, judicial, infirmary, road, bridge, building, holders relief, and common school funds, with a total county levy of 75 cents.

Richard Clarke Coshocton County Judicial Holdier

Special School Districts th cB at 1 Why

Special School Districts report unclear notes from a council session with questions about budgeting and district boundaries. The available text mentions a timetable for votes and potential constitutional references, but exact details remain obscured.

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