Commencement Week Planned For Coshocton Public Schools
Coshocton public schools close for the year with day and evening events. Commencement exercises at the opera house May 31 with Thayer orchestra from Canton. Class day at Alcyone hall June 1 includes an alumni banquet in the evening. The annual sermon will be given by Rev. Stokley Fisher with a substitute son performing. Services at the new Methodist Protestant church.
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Coshocton
Fenton
Opera House
Thayer Orchestra
Canton
Ohio
Alcyone Hall
Alumni Association
Stokley Fisher
Pleasantville
S. A. Fisher
Methodist Protestant Church
Atlantic City
New Methodist Protestant Church
Roscoe Commencement Noted for May Evening Services
The Roscoe school normal department holds commencement on May 3 with a baccalaureate sermon by Rev Sr Toland at the Methodist Episcopal church. Class members present their readings and topics including From Wheel to Street and The Wasp, with Edward Crawford delivering the farewell and Johnson Hammond giving the class history. Diplomas will be presented by Professor Orr and Rev J F Strete delivers the benediction. The class poem by Miss Severns closes the program with their colors.
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Roscoe
Sr. Toland
Laura
Tredway
Willam
Margaret R. Severn
J. F.strete
Miss Severns
Musical Event Shines at Opera House Show
Samuel Lamberson conducts a successful concert at the opera house Tuesday evening. Miss Anna Allison Jones of Zanesville sings with splendid voice and audience demand for an encore. Mile. Van den Bende, cellist, excels with remarkable skill. Lamberson’s performance is highly praised, earning local acclaim. The notice also advertises local remedies and printing services.
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Samuel Lamberson
Opera House
Anna Allison Jones
Zanesville
Mile. van den Bende
Lamberson
Coshocton
Fire on Pan Handle train sparks blaze near Port Washington
A vestibule lamp exploded aboard Pan Handle train five as it sped west from Dennison toward Columbus Monday night near Port Washington. The car burned but no injuries were reported. flames were fed by speed and were put out before arrival at a stop. Conductor noted the damage could have been worse if the train had reached Newcomerstown. Crew remained calm during the half hour stop and passengers were unaware of the emergency.
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Pan Handle
Dennison
Colmbus
Port Washington
Newcomerstown
Mrs Eliza McDowell Dies in Columbus at 46
Mrs Eliza McDowell formerly of Coshocton died at her Columbus home Tuesday morning at age 46 after a brief illness from pneumonia. Wife of Charles McDowell she was aunt to City Clerk Fred Wagner and Attorney Joe McDowell. Funeral services were held in Columbus with relatives from Coshocton in attendance.
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Eliza McDowell
Coshocton
Columbus
Charles McDowell
Funeral for Frank A Stafford of Washington Township
Frank A Stafford aged 79 died at his daughter Mrs J W Stanford's home near Wakatomika after 13 weeks of illness. He leaves two sons and three daughters all married. Funeral was conducted by Rev Mr Lewis Wednesday at the home and burial followed at Prenbsteran Cemetery near Joukatum, with James Stanford of Coshocton Fur Company as a son in law.
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Frank A. Stafford
Washington Township
J. W. Stanford
Wakatomika
Mr. Stafford
Lewis Wednasdey
Joukatumeee
James Stanford
Coshocton Fur Company
Will Soon Be One Hundred Thomas West Near Cadiz
An item says Thomas West born ten miles east of Cadiz and living in Lafayette township will be a centenarian on November 5. He married Eliza Tipton of Cadiz and has attended the M E church for 66 years. He once commuted 25 miles to Steubenville by mill from Harrison county.
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Thomas West
Cadiz
Lafayette Township
Eliza Tipton
Ingl
Tye
M. E. Church
Sill
Harrison County
Steubenville
Porto
WANTS HER MONEY Christina Flood sues Eastman Flood
Christina Flood files in common pleas court seeking judgment against Eastman Flood for 500. January 14 1991 Eastman Flood and John C Parsons signed a promissory note to John W Flood for 550 with 20 payments. The note is assigned to Christina Flood who claims 254 due including interest from March 25 183.
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Christina Flood
Common Pleas Court
Eastman Flood
John C. Parsons
John W. Flood
Telegraph Crew Finishes Line From Zanesville To Coshocton
A party of 11 linemen arrived in the city Tuesday as part of the Wheeling and Lake Erie. They completed the telegraph line along the Southern from Zanesville to Coshocton and spent Tuesday making connections. Caleb Baker died at his home near Adamsville Tuesday with Odd Fellows Plainfield members in attendance at the funeral.
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Wheeling & Lake Erie
Zanesville
Coshocton
Caleb Baker
Adamsville
Odd Fellows of
Plainfield
Quay Loses Senate Seat After Pennsylvania Appointment Vote
Washington April 25 the Senate denied Matthew S Quay a seat on a 33 to 32 vote amid lengthy debate. West cast the deciding no vote as Quay’s supporters saw the measure fail. Hanna fled reporters seeking comment while paired with Depew against Quay.
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Washington
Matthew S. Quay
United States Senate
Pennsylvania
Senate
Chandler
Quay
Hanen
Columbus
Banna
Nash
Depew
Pan Handle Engineers Set Speed Records on Limited Trains
Hartigan, a top Pan Handle engineer, tops the leaders with rapid runs. He totaled 93 miles Dennison to Pittsburgh, then Cadiz Junction to Steubenville in 25 minutes over 25 miles, and 12 miles Miller to Alexander in 11 minutes with 12 cars. He hauled Columbus to Pittsburgh in about two and a half hours while observing stops. Cadiz Junction to Steubenville is the current favorite route, with expect rapid service once line upgrades are finished between Penison and Newark.
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Pan Handle
Pittsburg
Columbus
Hartigan
Fand
Dennison
Cadiz Junction
Steibenville
Miller and
Alexander
Pitlsburs
Sivsion
Steubenville
Penison
Newark
Window destroyed by stones in Almack building
A group of boys on Walnut street Tuesday evening threw stones at the Almack building. One stone missed and smashed a plate glass window causing damage estimated at 375 dollars.
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Walnut Street
Almack
Siege and Relief Efforts Around Wepener Continue
London reports April 25 that the Wepener siege shows no clear end. Dalgery’s Northern position repulsed a Boer attack, while Lord Roberts deploys 4000 troops and 150 guns to seal the western semicircle. Mafeking chronicles bread made of oats and civilian hardships amid ongoing bombardment.
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Wepener
Hamilton
Tucker
Karee Siding
Glen
Gennandedale
Modder
Ladybrand
Lord Roberts
Thaba N'Cha
Dewet
Sarah Wilson
Daily Mail
Mafeking
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