Reunion of Fifty First and Eightieth Brigades
A reunion of the Fifty First and Eightieth O.V.I. is set for September ninth to mark the Chickamauga anniversary with old soldiers arriving by Jumping trains. The event includes a camp fire at the M. F. E. church or G A R hall, speeches at the M E churches, a dinner by church groups, and a camp program yet to be finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chickamauga
M. F E
Fourth Street
Gyocuare
M.el Church
Jade Nicholas
M. P. Church
Ladies Aid Society
M. E
Secretary Hanlon Builds Hopes for Coshocton Fair Boon
Secretary Hanlon reports booming preparations for Coshocton county fair with strong advertising, racing interest, and a rebuilt track. Flo boasts a productive state fair showing and a well stocked Coshocton booth. The panel notes controversy over an airship exhibit and ongoing grounds improvements as the fair approach looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanlon
Coshocton
Flo
Coshocton County
Wanion Beleves
Near by Appointments at M P Conference
The Muskin gum district of the Methodist Protestant church held its annual conference at Pleasantville Fairfield county with Rev S S Fisher and J C Fisher returning home. Fisher was assigned to Cohorton and Rev A D Black to West Lafayette with several other appointments announced for Monro , Clark, New Castle, Roscoe circuit, and Plainfield among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S. Fisher
J. C. Fisher
Muskingum
Methodist Protestant Church
Pleasantville
Fairfield County
M. P
S. S. Fisher
Cohorton
T. Black
West Lafayette
N. E. Hewitt
Plainfield
Tomnty
Guernsey
Willis
Roscow
Prairie Chapel
Franklin
Roscoe
Irwin Porteus
Zlan
John Clark
Plainfield FE
G. Carr
Leigh Ginger
S S. Fisher
Pittsboro
Irwin Portes
F. H. Straughm
Wet Lafayette College
West Lafayette College
J. A
App
D. Black HC. Ferguson
Hoa
Cohn
Beek
Musekingim
Measantville
Coshocton
Aos Kieher
Death Notice and Family Reunion Plans Mentioned
The community records the death of Mrs. Eli Croft of Millcreek and notes the Dietz family gathering visits by William and Mrs Dietz and others. The Crile home hosted a reunion in progress with plans for the next annual Dietz reunion at an undisclosed location, reflecting a period social network in Trumbull county and neighboring areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chili
William Dietz
Eli Croft
Millcreek
Croft
Wien
Notice to Contractors for Road Work at Coshocton County
Notice from Coshocton County Building Committee inviting bids for a road work project with plans and specifications on file at the County Auditor’s office. Bids must be accompanied by a certified check for 500 dollars and a guarantee of entering a contract within 10 days or be forfeited. Committee may reject oral bids. Oct 11. A baby boy born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Quey Sander in Franklin township.
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Sas
Count Awlie
Bach
Coshocton County
Ohio
Building Committee
Mro
Quey Sander
Frank
Bliss Refuses to Comment on Campaign Fund Matters
Cornelius N Bliss, treasurer of the Republican National Committee, declines to provide information on campaign fund issues. He says details are private and not for public inquiry, despite reporters pressing for clarity on whether executives accepted offers and the election’s public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tintam Roosevelt
Cornelis N. Bliss
Republican National Committee
Sid Munday
Sean
Shoplifter Frustrated at Hill’s Store in Uhrichsville
The Evening Chronicle reports a failed theft at WM Hill’s clothing store in Uhrichs Ville. A man attempted to steal goods while an accomplice sought to buy a suit, but the pair were confronted by Win Ell Hill and a bystander. Police were notified and a hearing followed.
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Evening Chronicle
Uhrichs Vile
Dennison
Win
Ell
Coshocton
Henry Beek
Hin
Aaren
Terra Eves
Home Wanted for Girl of 1
A humane society seeks a new home for a young girl described as shy but eager to be cared for. Her mother is dead and the family faces hardship. Any loving guardian is urged to contact the Humane Society through local authorities for placement and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacean
Hirao Society
Joan
Amyrene
Market Goods and Shopping List from Cleveland Visit
A fragmentary shopper note lists items like potatoes 44 per peck and elderberries one quart, with quantities such as mangoes a dozen and pumpkins. It mentions a trip to spend Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ripth on North aisle street and a visit from New Pacaeceiphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralah Ropyeth
Cleveland
A. S. Rip ‘Peth
North Aisle Street
Olani
New Pacaeceiphia
Otsego Saturday Celebration Draws Hundreds In Festivities
A chaotic OCR page details a large Otsego gathering with parades, races, poetry readings, and civic speeches. Notable mentions include Cambridge and Charles King, Fr Pollack, Wilbard Hook, and local organizers presenting various activities and performances for the crowd.
Court Orders Premium Manufacturing Co Sold
Canon Pleas Court in session ordered the Premium Manufacturing Company to be sold with John Haygas as receiver to satisfy creditors. The reestate reappraisal stood at 19,200 dollars and the property could be sold at two thirds of this value for potential buyers to establish a new manufacturing operation on the site.
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Court Orders
Premium Manufacturing Company
Canon Pleas Court
John Haygas
Premium Manufacturing Co
Creditoirs
Cor Bunly
Pastors Appointed at Conference U B Church
A conference ordains and assigns pastors for the United Brethren Church across multiple districts. The report lists numerous churches and appointed ministers, with note of district charges and forthcoming decisions on pastoral placements.
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U. B
Annual Conference and Local Accidents Reported
The report notes a humane society effort to place two children with relatives after their mother's loss while a probate court attributes paternity and criminal detention to a man in jail awaiting state hospital care. A separate incident describes a fall from a height resulting in serious injuries, with a man escaping a fatal neck injury. The mused county street conference listed delegates including J C Fisher and Rev A S Kiehler at Pleasantville.
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Otter
Fragmentary Race Scene Report From Unknown Event
Fragmented OCR text describes a night scene with names Charles Amor Kesry Turner and Putindkon, mentioning attendance near horses. details are garbled and unclear about outcome or location.
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Charles Amor
Hon Mortimer Whitehead to address county Grange meeting
A report from Zanesville Ohio notes Hon Mortimer Whitehead, past master of the National Grange, will speak at Oak Grove and Keene Hill Granges. The piece recalls his long lecturing career and influence with farmers. A separate item mentions a missing man William Morehead, later found drowned in Muskingum River and buried in Greenwood Cemetery.
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National Grange
Shooten
Bles
Flere
Stit Aranae Atiel
Granwe
Watt
Congress
Whitehead
Atien
Bly ix
Pisa
Wintehead
O. Stingel
Oak Faithe
Gtanies
Oak Grove
Morehead
Keene Hill
Perry Grange
William
Pennsylvania
Muskingway
Williamea
Greenwood Cemetery
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Lis
Mr. Hanlon
Frank Darliig
Plessie Ely
Ehuseh
Snoddy
Mrooani
Thomas
Ruth
M.A
Ophiye
Marthi
Randa
Bliss
WM. Hill
Unrichsville
Joe Gallon
Otsego
Ouring
Forester Pice
Amd
Vaetions
Ube
Cambridge
Charles King
Wortoan
Cosheeton
Fr. Pollack
Wilbard Hook
Custos
Gerry Ted Katy
Gale
Gene
Gia
Af Matty
Uae
Anthwiy
Geowais
Chistes Synith
Zanesville
Pato
Xen
Annville
Rey CDi
A. Rox
AKON
Ashland
Wow
Gane
Alligmee
Paul Packard
Barberton
Me Roby
Burbank
Boo
Felton
Thrnhill
Waania
Heeva Grove
J. Fo Davide
Bowerstoten FV
Cades Beach City
M. Porkomu
Conneaut
Woo
White Cleveland
Neadall
Chippewa la Sweeszy Cortibrides
Tert Moshyeton
de Kahley
Canton
Furtinertan
Warnes
Ciel
Fritz
Brega Cree
Whitehai
Wadare
Hevlow
Luke Fort
Willy
Lewis Siite Oob
New Fontes
Slater Neaweenmedstow
Heston
Otephe
Pau Poradien
Wow Moody
Palestine
Hingis
Kies
Willen
Pegupett
Wiblare
West Africa
Robane Yost
Humane Society Work
Mr. Amare
Poot
Cyoeh
Neten
the Home Store
Brendel Bros
Mortimer Whitehead
Wally
Pete
Thia City
Pee
Lere
Astmost
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