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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1906
Page
8
Warner Seward, a drayman, fractured his knee Monday forenoon while moving a heavy dresser for Dr. Good fart. Taken to his South Tenth Street home, Dr. McClain found the knee cap broken and warned the injury may stiffen the joint permanently.
FP M Kirby & Co of Wilkes Barre Pa ten cent store owners plan a Coshocton branch at once. They own large stores in Columbus and other cities and are rated at 300000 to 500000 dollars.
A 1:30 p m fire in the Balch alley home occupied by the Andrews and Canton families was caused by a defective flue. Hose carts 1 and 3 fought the flames but water buckets quickly doused them. roof damage was slight. Chamberlain's Salve ad appears for sale by C B Anderson and C Ms Ferguson in Ohio.
The Coshocton Presbyterian revival led by Mr. Jordan and Mr. Mitchell attracts hundreds as seventy five testify to Christ. Daily services include Decision Day in Sunday school and sermons on Backbone and No Backbone Absolem with large choirs and musical interludes. Public notices announce women’s service and a horse sale in Lloyd Pocock’s barn on April 3.
James Magers, Coshocton business collector for the Merchants Association, fell suddenly ill while walking on Main Street Monday morning. He was taken to Callahan's Furniture Store and then home, where he is reported much improved this afternoon. Also notes a sick list with several pneumonia cases and a new baby born March 30 to Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Liggett of Wooster.
A listing of jobs, housing, poultry for sale, and a telephone directory notice. Includes a pin boy at Star Bowling alleys about 18 years old, eggs and birds for sale from Roscoe area, multiple houses for sale on Main and Seventh streets, unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping, and Citizens Telephone announces a new directory to be printed April 10 with requests to notify for new or moved phones.
Continued from Page One, the Virginia township proposes a six mill levy to fund schools. After this levy, districts may independently raise up to twelve mills for exclusive wages. The plan aims to equalize costs by distributing funds according to student population and help establish schools.
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