Ohio Weather Report Shows Warm Days Cool Nights
Ohio experienced a dry cool week with average temperatures about 2 degrees below normal. Eastern areas reported lower means while western areas neared or exceeded normal. Daytime warmth and nightly coolness prevailed with minimal differences in some stations. A light frost occurred near Barnesville, and minimal rainfall was recorded: Cincinnati .01 inch, Zanesville trace, and Granville 0.76 inch. Sunshine approached four fifths of possible.
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Norwalk
Huront County
Rome
Ashtabald
Barnesville
Cinginnati
Zanesville
Granville
Nho
Jonas Spring Laid To Rest In Muskingum County
The funeral of the late Anne Spring, one of the oldest residents of northern Muskingum County, was held at Adamsville on Tuesday after she died Sunday from a complication of disease. Four children, Mrs. Mary Smith and Mrs. Elia Wiggins of Coshocton, and Lafayette and Harry Spring, survive with brother William Spring. A Mohawk Times report notes the Mohawk M.E. congregation unanimously extended a call to their pastor. Mrs. Anderson, wife of the C A & S agent at Cooperdale, is in critical lung trouble with the end expected soon.
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Anne Spring
Muskingum County
Adamsville
Mary Smith
Elia Wiggins
Coshocton
Lafayette
Harry Spring
Fae Hone
Times
Anderson
Cooperdale
Picnic at Keene Draws Young Residents to MacGuire Grove
A large, temperate crowd gathered at MacGuire's grove near Keene on Saturday August 29 for a day of picnicking, boating, and socializing. The attendees included many young couples and families, with a plan for an annual event organized by a committee of local residents. The crowd enjoyed various foods and drinks, games, swimming, and strolls, while some individuals stayed home for personal reasons, affecting overall attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keene
MacGuire's Grove
Clutha
W. L. Craig
J. W. Lawrence
P. BR. Adams
Marie
Floyd
Matthew Wheatcraft
L . Headington
Percy Croft
Owen
W. C Lowe
Glyde Overholt
Kerene
C. M. Hamilton
Z. W. Lawrence
Miron
Whe Whittemore
Miriam
Elvin Hamilton
Selah
Parker Adams
Wilma
Adamsville Parish Reunion at New Hope church September 19
Adamsville Lutheran Parish hosts its annual reunion at New Hope church on September 19 with two prominent speakers. Rev Prof Dr H W Bilson of Ohio University will speak on higher problems and Rev Dr W L Hunton of Philadelphia will discuss the need for good satire. Three local accidents are reported, including injuries to C P Snows from a hammer blow, OC C Cover who fell from a ladder injuring his arm, and G Bern who cut his thumb while using a buzz saw.
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Adamsville Parish
Adansville Lutheran
New Hope Church
H. W. Bilson
Ohio University
Athens
W. L. Hunton
Philadelphia
Board of Publication
Adamsville
C. P. Snows
OC C
Bern
Emmanuel
English Lutheran Church
Southeastern Ohio
Louis Wein
Ashville
Coshocton
New Guilford People Visit Intra Town and State Events
Thos Morford and wife of Ve yion visit New Guilford this week to see their father Jackson Mills. Austin Wright and wife of Chictzo Junction attend the State fair in Columbus. Mrs Eden Wheeler returns from Mohawk after a week away. Mrs Silcott of Mt Vernon visits relatives in New Castle. Caroline Paseo returns to Columbus after a month with relatives, escorted by Abiss the Voateh who will remain two weeks. New Guilford team adds another factory member as Urey defeats the Femens Pectytoa, tying the score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Morford
Veyion
Austin Wright
Chictzo Junction
Jackson Mills
Iarry Lee
Henry Lee
Fred Digman
Columbus
Eden Wheeler
Mohawk
Silcott
Vernon
New Castle
Caroline Paseoe
Aibss
Voateh
Rotmiula
Guilford Tial
Urey
Ffamens
West Bedford Social Night and Musical Program Planned
A Lawson typed fragment details a September event in West Bedford including Miss Nellie Orr directing the program with Mace Falvadas and a list of performers such as Nellne Ove and Grace-heila Shiupe. It notes a Ladies Aid Society social at Canal Lewisville with ice cream and cake, and mentions an oyster family dinner nearby.
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Bedford
Nellie Orr
Mate Fan Vis Ming
Talon Son
Tay
Tay March — Soo Wiese Dau Tne Inet Quay Farte Sharples
Tom Mewarmasola
Huston
Tyron Anderson
Fay Pa
Mary
Sead Paine Vale
Hroate Soto
Phamea
Ang Sole
Aharie Supe
Hata Shaw
Phansofa
Pie
Ethel Metardy
Jos
Nellie Jaonses
Tyle
Heila Shiupe
Pisuey Sole
Seleetet
Maurie Shaw
Mae Qhas
Thantsel
Nanna Sharyr
Toss
Prats
Glish
Hagel Walker
Wang
Zoe iWrisht
Chartotte
Pring
Cana Lewisville
Ladies' Aid Society
Canal Lewisville
Market report from The Times Telegraph Calcago notes varied livestock prices
The Times telegraph notes mixed market prices across cattle hogs and sheep with declines in beef and sheep sections. Beef cattle, veal and mutton show reductions while hogs and lambs record range shifts. regional figures for Cleveland Pittsburg and Cincinnati included. Calves and wool prices listed with notable price spreads and regional export categories.
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Cleveland
Pittsburg
Delaine
Shauie
Kent
Indiana
Cincinnati
Scotts. Soc
Local Wheat and Grain Prices From Market Report
Market notes show various grain bids and quantities including flour, middlings, screenings, unbolted meal, cracked corn and oats with mixed price figures. Entries mention per barrel, per bushel, and per 100 pounds in a constrained ledger style typical of a rural commodity listing. The fragmentary OCR reflects churned digits and scattered product names across the local supply mix.
Local society notes from Coshocton and nearby areas
The column lists visits and family travels in Moore, Rosson County, and Chesterville, including Mrs. Milan and Mrs. Dickerson visiting relatives. a trio from Coshocton attends the Ohio Sunday School Congress at Broad Street M. E. Church with M J Almack Noble, Fthel Hoover, H A Shodk, and others. Ralph visited his mother, and a horse named Richard Clark’s pacer ran at the state fair.
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A.A. Walkice
Moore Nett. Warrison Couunty
J. I
Dickerson
Coshocton County
Ohio Sunday School Congress
Secasion
Broad Street
M. E. Church
M. J. Almack
Noble
Fthel’ Hoover
Coshocton
H. A. Shodk
W. Nedford
New Bedford Woman Elia Lahr Dies After Illness
Elia Younkerman Lahr wife of Rev. Frederick Lahr of New Bedford died Monday morning after a long illness. Born June 3 1881 in Strasburg Maryland she was survived by her husband a four year old daughter and five siblings. Her parents remain in Maryland.
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New Bedford
Elia Younkerman
Frederick &. Lahr
Sie
Fo Rude
Mr. Lahr
Strasburg
Root Juice Demonstrations Nears Closing At Andersons
The Root Juice demonstration at Andersons drive store will end next Saturday night. The medicine is credited with aiding nervous conditions rheumatic pains and general health. Many locals praise its healing effects while some prefer anonymity for personal reasons. The article urges readers to obtain the remedy before the demonstration ends.
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Anderson's Drive
Coshocton
Iocal
Bakersville News Highlights and Local Transactions
Sept 2 Bakersville scene reports Stary Leech Roy Hinds Ida Portz and Edith Chamberlain attend Coshocton Teachers Institute. A Saturday festival funded sidewalks. Russell Dreher new postmaster leads office. J B Waren buys widow Nevis farm for 1610 with 45 acres. Dr. Lower of Coshocton visits for professional business with son. George Corbitt Thomas Morrison and Charley Lorenz visit Coshocton. Funeral attendance for Mrs. Mary Martin at Newcomerstown. Calognia poison linked to a death. Fur family story notes Wealey Sider daughter. Bulsner buys town lot from Woo. Bahmer de Orie Stoner for 4200. Madeline Mages visits sister in Fresno.
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Bakersville
Stary Leech
Roy Hinds
Ida Portz
Edith Chambelain
Teachers’ Institute of
Hunter
George Corbitt
Thomas Morrison
Charley Lorenz
Coshoetom
Mryg. Martin
Newcomerstown
Warsaw appoints L C Shaw as county school examiner
L C Shaw of Warsaw was appointed Monday as county school examiner for three years ending Sept 1 1971. He succeeds Prof W A McCurdy who filled the vacancy after Rev H T Weber withdrew from the city. Shaw, a native of Koshocton county, has taught in area schools for a quarter century and has served as superintendent in West Bedford Roscoe Skeene and Nellie. He previously sat on the county board of examiners 1892–1898 and led the county teachers institute for three years.
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L. C. Shaw
Warsaw
W. A. McCurdy
H. T. Weber
Shaw
Coshoctan County
West Bedford
Roscoe Skeene
Nellie
Board of Examiners
County Teachers’ Institute
Daniel Shaw
New Examiner
Committees Named by Chautauqua President Gray
President George M. Gray announced the committees for the coming year at the Chautauqua. Program committee includes Gray, Merrell, Mills, Snyder, McCurdy, Hamilton, Montgomery. Advertising committee features Gray, Merrell, Caton, Jantey, Whamer, Hootman. Grounds committee lists Gray, Merrell, Stewart, Amarfin, Smith, McGinnis, Shipps.
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George M. Gray
the Chattauqua
Geo. M. Gray
W. S. Merrell R
H. Mills
R. CO. Snyder
Pr. McCurdy
Rev. Hamilton
T. L. Montgomery
Geo
MM. Gray
Merrell
Geo. Caton
TF. Jantey
Ed W. Whamer
W. Sherman Hootman
Groun_ls
M. Gray
Stewart
Amarfin
M. W. Smith
P. McGinnis
B.C. Shipps
New Moscow Local Moves and Property Transfers
Mrs Saran Beek of Mt Veonon visited Kusi wert with her mother IM this place. Josey Grice purchased the Mrs Isirifanan property and is repairing. Deans bought the GF Smades property and will move about Oct. Mr Robinson of Adams Mills will take Emery Wrights farm east at Moxes with possession given Oct. to move to the W Waldsworth property in the Cones ville hollow. Mrs Zebra Cowell of Hanover is visiting this week with Arvlas Wiisht who has been detained for weeks and is now able to attend his mercantile business.
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New Moscow
Saran Beek
Mt. Veonon
Kusi Wert
Cox
Cgosheeden County
Josey Grice
Isirifanan
Moe
Deans
Smades
Itobout
Zebra Cowell
Hanover
Arvlas Wiisht
Emery Wright
Moxes
Robinson
Adams Mills
Waldsworth
Conesville Nollow
Probate and marriage notices in local court and town
Probate court documents reveal the will of Caas Kunkle and appointments for guardianship and administration in related estates. A private sale report lists AM TH and W R Crim of West Luddyttte, John Faullion of West Lafayette buying estate portions for 81900. A wedding of Mrs Minnie Denner and Talon Balch occurred Monday evening at Rev. Fisher’s home on Waint street.
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Caas
Kunkle
Lund
J. J. Perkins
Am.th
W. R. Crim
West Luddytte
John Fauillon
West Lafayette
Ang HxLures
Adam
Rice
Ming
OG. Reyer
Frank Baehman
Minnie Denner
Talon Balch
Rev. Fisher
Waint Street
Richards
N. Fourth Street
Fourth Street
Attachment Notice in McKay Sharp Co suit in Ohio
Attachment ordered August 24, 1908 by Justice Laughlin in Jet, Toraon Township, Cashotoan County Ohio, for the action of McKay, Sharp Co. Defendants Charles Miller Prop. 49. The firm name listed as McKay and Sharp Co. Claim amount two hundred thirty nine and 2106 dollars. Attorneys Chas Miller, Hays.
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Charles Miller
M. McKay
Jos
FT. Sharp
Doling
McKay, Shap & Co
DO. F. Laughlin
J. P
Jet
Toraon Township
Cashoctan County
Ohio
A. D
Chas
Millar
Pho
Hays
Six Year Old Warsaw Lad Hero of Runaway Team
The six year old son of Job Foster near Warsaw saved a runaway team on a Saturday afternoon. He frantically sawed on the reins and steered the frightened animals into a fence corner, where they halted. He then calmly slid down and ran to retrieve his hat blown off in the excitement.
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Warsaw
Job Foster
Abandoned wife and child face eviction in desperate plight
Mrs Laverna Lears, wife of Thomas Lear Jr., is in a legal suit before Squire Wimmer brought by her father in law to oust her from the Hay avenue home. With only $2 a week for herself and her baby, she fears homelessness as the father seeks to reclaim the house to cover the support payments after prior desertions and partial payments on a $900 purchase.
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Whit
Laverna
Thomas Lear Sr
Odd Fellows Picnic at Coshocton Fair Grounds
Odd Fellows of Coshocton Plainfield Wellle and West Lafayette held a parade to the fair grounds followed by speeches from Mayor Gail Hamilton and Dr Stokley Fisher. The event included band music and dancing with plans for an annual picnic association across local lodges.
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Fair Grounds
Ralph Lane
Dresden
I. OO
O. B
Iadge
Imperial Band
Moral Purple Lodge
Coshocton
Edward Gaumer
Hamilton
Gaumer
Stokley Fisher
Odd Fellows
Coshoeton
W. OT. Damons
Sydney
A. 3. Stocker
Miamisburg
Cosnetton
Ogutny
Labor Day Prizes Donated by Coskecton Merchants
Willam Schlah's furniture window displays a wide range of donated prizes for the Labor Day event on September 7. Local merchants including Ransom's, Fountain and Schlah, Burns & Gosser, D. Brooke, Clarence Har, Cantwell Brendel Walker Lawrence Peacock, Lynde & Gosser, Thompson, Park View Billiard Rooms, J. B. Leavens, Star Clothing Co, Thompson McKeown Co, King Ralston Gamble, Glass, Frew, and others contribute items from rugs and lamps to jewelry, umbrellas, suits, and groceries for the contests and prize drawings.
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Willam Schlah
Coskecton
Ransom’s
Schlah
Burns & Gosser
D. Brooke
Clarence Har
Cantwell
Brendel
Walker & Lawrence
Peacock
Callahan and Fletcher
Lynde & Gosser
Thompson
Bond
A. M. Compton
George Preston
Park View Billiard Rooms
Divorce Petition Alleges Cruelty in Coshocton Case
Pearl Lecraft seeks a divorce from John Lecraft in common pleas court claiming cruelty and abandonment since their December 1897 marriage. She cites July 16, 1908, abuse, threats, and her need to support herself. they have three children, oldest eight. A broad ad for DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve appears amid local notices.
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Common Pleas
Pearl Lecraft
John Lecraft
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Hytter
Os Bo Pet
Chalfants
Milan
Hoth Cantlint
Hla Dicker
Millersburg
Mamilten Thud Tually
Trin
Dan Piekerson
Ratph McCumiet
Boson
Dle McConnelly
Frash McCurdy
Iver
Shouby
Richard Clark
Hamboro
bin Trotter
Probate
Doris
3. F. Neldon
Rescos
Roscoe Show House
Brown
Dr. McClain
Coshecten
Columban
Jos. L. McDowell
McDowell
Martha Tidball
Wm. Tidball
Killbuck
F. C. Garrett
Coshoeton Imperial Band
DeWwitt
B. Anderson
CG. M. Ferguson
Roscoe
Coshocton Brick Co
Lorenx Cafe
Frank Beek
Walbonding
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