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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1906
Page
8
Wade Jocal miners plan a 1 pm Tuesday meeting at Central Labor Hall to discuss business and to hear their delegate report from the Zinen ville convention. The notice includes multiple ads and local notices about products and services.
Congressman Smyser offers an amendment to the post office appropriation bill in congress Saturday afternoon to aid rural free delivery carriers. The plan would pay earner wages for horse and wagon hire, allocating 120 dollars for each man, boosting the appropriation by 1.2 million dollars and likely to pass with Smyser as an advocate. Public notices include a sale at Bumgardner and Butler’s barn in Warsaw and local school commencement details at West Bedford with program highlights and diplomas to be presented by Rev. Henry A Shook.
Classified fragments show buyers sellers and renters in Roscoe area with items for sale including seeds and eggs, a rubber tired buggy, harness and furniture, plus requests for rental houses and furnished rooms. Contacts include J A Yant H B Smith Frank W Kreber and others with addresses and phone numbers.
The Rev C C Jordan and R L Mitchell concluded two weeks of special services at the Presbyterian church drawing a full main hall and a packed Sunday school room. The day featured an all men session with about six hundred attendees and sermons by Jordan on The Man Who Wins with Mitchell singing The Holy City. Their earnest, non sensational approach benefited Coshocton churches. Also notes: planing milk and a Gold Fellows meeting to perform third degree work tonight.
Tonight at G A R hall the independent Order of Foresters will establish a new lodge in Coshocton and install the first officers. Forty citizens are listed on the charter, with organizer A A Campbell of Toronto credited for weeks of work. Judge Starkey of Ashtabula will oversee installation, and Foresters from Canton are expected.
William Cooner, an employee at the Coshocton glass factory, fainted Saturday afternoon and collapsed. Fellow workers aided him until a cab carried him home on North Tenth Street where he recovered. Harvey Lorenz has taken a job at Longwill's Store.
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