Bakersville Notices and Local Socials Update
Tos day in Tosereville the Ladies aid of the Presbyterian church met with Mrs. B F Warren. Grants Norris recently returned from a western trip. Mrs Harry Lyons and children visited Coshocton to see the show and grandparents. Bertha Bahmer from Cleveland visits relatives. Ada Draber and Albert Marhover married last Thursday. The infant child of Mr and Mrs Harry Lower of Newcomerstown was buried in Bakersville cemetery. Lay Leech was visited by Dr Lower from Coshocton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tusereville
Presbyterian Church
B. F. Warren
Grant Norris
Harry Lyons
Coshocton
Wm. Lyers
Bertha Bahmer
Cleveland
Vielo
Mere
Chas. Larengan
General Lovelace
Ivy Leech
R. T. Leech
Ada Draber
Albert Marhover
Wm. Chantz
Bedtorf
Harry Lower
Newcomerstown
Bakersville
Patterson
Dr. Lower
Masons 10 Hold Banquet at Wakatomika Lodge
West Carlisle Aug 28 Masons of Wakatomika lodge held their animal banquet Saturday evening August 2 with a two course supper for about daily persons. Local visitors include Earl Jones of Columbus and Dwight Lott of Marysville. Marie Wolfe of Danville and Mary Mikesell of Newark spend time with relatives here. Members and guests from Ashland and Black Hen areas noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Carliste
Shouk
M. E
Fred Gilmore
Newark
J. W. Bradfield
Masons
Wakatomika Lodge
Taney
Earl Jones
Columbus
Drwight Lott
Marysville
Marie Wolfe
Danville
W. F. Howell
Homer Frye
Pusancount
JL. Moshelder Mond
Mary Mikesell
Ida Cochran
Manehard
Helen Tleft
Silas Porter
Athens
Lastoe
Anna Edwards
More
Herbert
Ashland County
Ami
Botts
Miles Pigman
Graham
Wakatomiha
Fragmented Ode to Reform and Trials in a Town
Disjointed prose references reform in Mansfield Shield and a town’s tensions. Mentions Patel arbitration, a trial between spouses, and a girl on steps facing public scrutiny. Notes from North Carolina and India appear amid unfamiliar names and stray phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Evid Ance
Sheriff closes local piano store in town
Sheriff Browning closed the Jones Piano Company store on an execution in favor of Foster Armstrong. The owner had reduced stock and moved business to Cambridge, claiming a prosperous venture there. Officials expect the matter to be settled quickly and the accounts reconciled as a temporary setback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif Browning
Jones Piano
Court House Yard Needs A Park Squirrel Appeal
A Coshocton citizen urged improving the court house yard with a small park to enhance its charm. He compared it to the tame squirrels in the State House yard at Columbus and suggested commissioners should implement the idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
State House
Columbus
Local Social Notes From Conesville and Nearby
Conesville residents host visitors from St. Kent and Missouri while Miss Margaret Murphy of Corning stays with relatives after Gansta the Misses McShane. The McShane family reports a successful social event as Mrs. Pawny Vivis returns from Cheveland to visit friends. Mr. and Mrs. Crawford and Pearl of Byesville visit relatives here as the Bunday school picnic at Milfork is noted and several locals, including Bertha Rice, Fanny Heek, and Francis Form, plan visits to Columbus and Costovan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vonpsyile
M. Grayme
Samuel
McShane
Danville
Indian Territory
St. Kent
Margaret Murphy
Corning
Gansta
Dart Robinson
Pawny Vivis
Chevelind
Bec
Dae. Crawford
Ehter Pearl of
Byesville
McE
Bunday School
Milfork
Bertha Rice
Fanny Heek
Columbus
Francis Form
Fragmented Coshocton Region Notice of Local Actions
Fragmented OCR text lists names and places in Coshocton area. Mentions routes, households, visits, and local events with scattered personal names such as Elmer Bidsey Mis and Mrs Wo Madison lysh werk. Contains no coherent single report. reads as a garbled community notice with multiple individuals, addresses, and dates only partially readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duik Beret
Matias
Cattenstedt
Fae
Tievenfield Satiritias
Tiadsen
Prairie
Hecate Patterson
Marthe
Martel
Shaffer
Physicians Meet at State Medical Association Gathering
The State Medical Association plans its annual meeting at Cedar Point, with Mayor Molter delivering the opening address and Dr. Chan of Xenia serving as president. The program includes papers on medical and surgical topics and is expected to attract large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oase
Aewoaten
Cedar Point Sol
Molter
Chan
Xenia
Terrific cyclone strikes Washington and Virginia areas
The Times reports a powerful cyclone hit Washington and Virginia townships in Muskingum County shortly after 3 p.m. lasting about three minutes. Farms suffered severe damage including a barn collapse at Henry Perkins and the destruction of outbuildings, fences, and crops across Cooperdale, Mittfork Valley, and surrounding areas. The storm damaged telephone lines, cut communications, and damaged homes, with hundreds affected and a Sunday show disrupted at Millfork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Thomas Page
Cooperdale
New Moscow
Adams Mills
Eelock
Mittfork Valley
Henry Perkins
Perkins
Mr. Perwing
Yesutorlay
Helen Dantes Hall
Cooperdam
Benjamin Dickerson
Washington Township
Virginia Township
Levy Cox
Philetus Wright
Charles Robinson
Millfork
Teachers Institute Opens with 146 Names Registered
The Coshocton County Teachers Institute opened with 146 names on the register. Lectures by Prof. Frazier and Dr. Houck covered pedagogy, botany, and literature, with an emphasis on nurturing patient teaching and child development. Officers were nominated, including C. B. Maston for President, J. B. Lyons for Vice President, and Della Leech and Macka Paim as Secretaries. Election for the new year to be held Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ Institute
Imatraecdive Hk Sonsdemorre
Aelitres
Fleary Honek
W W. Maston
Tnstinate
Hooothags
Prager
Achernie
Eetay County
WH. Ho Fracier
Eure
Houck
Thia
Frazier
Dla
Costoetan County Institute
Henry Houck
Holy Land
C. B. Maston
Ite
J. BE. Lyons
Della Leech
Macra Paim
C. Fr. Bryant
WA. McCardy
Institute
Fire narrowly averted as a child stirs coal in front of grate
Local notices report a near miss when a child playing with a grate coal caused a small fire. Firefighters quickly extinguished it. The event follows a sequence of farm and community updates. Residents note fair yields in wheat and oats, with some optimism for harvest. Local travel mentions a circus in Cashotton drawing families back home. Community members share visits, illnesses, and routines amid ongoing farm life.
Last of the Conference Year Social on Church Lawn
The Ladies Aid of the church plans a final conference year social on Thursday evening August 29 on the church lawn. Cake and cream will be served. Also an advertisement lists real estate offerings in Muskingum County and Zanesville with bonds accepted and contact at 47 N Fourth Street Zanesville Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chorch
Hoskingum Real Estate
Salz — Munkingum County Farms
Zanesville
Hoskinson
N. 4Th Street
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Want
Smart
Olio
Joma
Wall Street
Sapewall
Eayil
Lopes
Saya Boas
Marte
Espn Baliy
Vriana
Tin Cilive
Patel
Tilia
Tae Glenn Nerve
North Carolina
Court House
Conesville
Atate Association
Washington and
Virginia
Virginian
Thecumoras
Hank Iedun
Nicholas
Capt
Compton Roites
Obergi
Orenbours
Frasier
Coral
Uae
Dee
Fainite and
Mias Mary MeCue
Hoe Fhaw
J. Ae. Small
the Rippeth Dry Goods
Coshocton School OF Business
Hacon
Anne MC
Bo Roger
Wal Hresford
Belva Burgers
Teachers Institute
John Fowlers
J.B. Basser
Crew
LL Stockum
R.ou
Bareratts
Aris
Cashocton
Plainfield
Jno. Criswell
Harvey Fowler
Ray Bowler
Henry Apple
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