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Newspaper

Coshocton Age

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1903

Page

5

Hyomei Promoted as Hay Fever Cure by C E Anderson

C E Anderson markets Hyomei as a hay fever remedy promising rapid relief from sneezing eyes nose and facial irritation. Endorsements from J F Forbes and A Hamlin highlight claimed cures within days, with refunds offered to prove the product’s reliability.

C. E. Anderson Hyomei J. F. Forbes McCook Neb A. Hamlin Westford Mass Tryomei C.be Anderson

Lost and found notices and institute reports excerpt

A fragment list includes lost items such as a daybook on Otsego road and a lady’s handbag with valuables, plus a found pocketbook on Warsaw road. It covers wartime style institute notes, registrations, and ongoing reports from the Ohio Teachers Federation and district institute activities with names of attendees and speakers.

Warsaw Road Coshocton Mb. K. Wheeler New Guilford Citizens the Federation S .K. Mardis Scioenilege Ohio Teachers’ Federation

Sunday School Convention Draws Large New Guilford Crowd

Special Correspondence from New Guilford reports a full church for Perry township Sunday school convention at New Guilford M. E. church. News notes include a $48 bookshelf ice cream festival receipt, arch masonry updates, local farming activity, social events, and visits from residents and visitors across Coshocton and nearby towns.

New Guilford Perry Township New Guilford M. E Johns Brothers Henry Speckmans L. Wiggins Mt. Vernon

Picnic at White Woman Rock for Chestnut Ridge couples

Aug 20 report of a young married couple picnic at White Woman Rock. Miss Annetta Finlay goes to Detroit for a new job. G C W Karr of Keene visits T K Finlay. Mrs Stuck and Stark county children visit Amos Frey. Amos Fry visits Millersburg friends. Miss Olie Reed returns from Camp Sychar. Miss Malce Reet and Kate Porter visit Mrs Cora Becht.

Chestnut Ridge White Woman Rock Annetta Finlay Detroit GC. W. Karr Keene T. K. Finlay Malcl Reet Kate Porter Mires Cora Becht

West Lafayette College Quiet News Notes

West Lafayette College reports a quiet period with Prof. Thomas and bride arriving from Maryland to settle in a new home. Prof Temoina Wells recovers as house furnishings arrive and are stored in Music hall. Harry Ferguson, college secretary, takes a brief Atlantic City vacation after serving the year.

West Lafayette College Eiverything Thomas Bride Arive Maryland Mr. Ferguson Temoina Wells Music Hall Hs House Harry Ferguson Entrepiafe Atlantic City New York Harry Werne McManiman Hig Sten Weyglin Cambridgemr Tater Eoaente Doh Longworth Nastor Mabel Lytton Tedford Tom Helena Terieisem

Meeting News From West Lafayette Shown In Fragments

Fragmentary print notes a meeting at West Lafayette with Rev. and Mrs. Stewart and their children appearing in attendance. Details are incomplete in the OCR snippet.

West Lafayette

West Bedford Notes and Local Happenings

Miss Nellie Daugherty visits Columbus and Mabel Lytton calls on friends in West Lafayette. Camp Sychar meetings draw many from here. Noah Barrett plans a Coshocton move. West Bedford Base Ball club loses to Mohawk 11 to 1. W. C. McGurdy attends Coshocton street fair. Prof M. J. Almack will attend Selo College next year.

Weat Bedford Nellie Daugherty Columbus Mabel Lytton West Lafayette Camp Sychar Noah Barrett Coshocton West Bedford Mohawk W. C. McGurdy M. J. Almack Selo College

Six Mile Run Farmers Busy Despite Rain Outlook

Special correspondence from Six Mile Run notes farmers hauling coal sacking oats and awaiting rain. Several residents are mentioned including Mrs Midleton sick in her room and Alvah Richards visiting Squire Parks. Coal hauling to Warsaw continues as miners operate at full blast to meet strong demand.

Alvah Richards Coshoctun Squire Parks Miles Roberts Warsaw Ingremers Quincy Merk Red Markley John Hooker Yaydd Whithher GW. McCory

Music Teacher Soon Will Wed

Plainfield Aug 20 Miss Blanche Davis will return Friday to Coroaplis where she will resume duties in the Coroaplis school next week. Owing to the severe sickness of her daughter Mrs Fred Abbott was called here. Mary has been visiting grandparents here for a week and was taken sick with measles. Loretta Hill of Port Washington will finish her class this week and will wed Aug 26 to a Cleveland teacher.

Dora Stonepurner Roseville Coshocton Brown Geneva Navarre A. C. Love Miss Brown Thomas Familton Zanesville Baptist Association Canal Lewisville H. C. Ferguson Atlantic City Harry Marx H. C. Platt Platt Russell Avenue J. A. Cochran Plainfield Blanche Davis Coroaplis Fred Abbott Mary Loretta Hill Port Washington Cleveland T. F. Magness Joseph Love James Emma Dawson Birds Run

Adams Mills social notes hint at harvest fair and visitors

Miss Mary Bale and niece Agnes Scott visit Straburg sister Mrs Bainter. Will Cark and child of Cooperdale visit the Bales. John Bell and Robinsons of Conesville host. Flo Tilton and Emma Collins visit Coshocton and Zanesville kin. George McGregor from Jewett in town for business. James Wolford and Ed Watts depart for Pittsburgh. Carrie Bale attends Camp Sychar meeting. Tacra festival planned at the Plains on Saturday evening August 29.

Adams Mills Mary Bale Agnes Scott Bainter Stragburg Will Cark Cooperdale Jacob Bale John Bell Robinson Conesville Flo Tilton Coshocton Emma Collins

New Moscow Social News Highlights Visitors and Fetes

New Moscow Aug 20 Mr and Mrs James Hdardesty of Kansas and Mrs Annie Smailes of Coshoeton visit relatives here J G Perkins and family spent Sunday with Mrs BE Evans J G Smailes returns from Delaware on vacation Miss Jetuh Millis visits area M T S church plans a lawn fete Aug 29 everyone invited Bert Smailes upgrades home with new fence Leroy Cox attends Camp Sychar meeting

New Moscow James Jlardesty Kansas Annie Smailes Coshoeton J. G. Perkins BE. Evans J. G. Smailes Delaware Jetuh Millis M. TS Bert Smalles Leroy Cox Camp Sychar

Franklin Station Update Visitors and Weddings Report

Franklin station notes visitations as Mr and Mrs W of Adams visit relatives in Newcoomers town and Mr and Mrs Mose Sarr host guests James Sarr Jessie Stertz from Conesville join Mrs Frank Johnson Coshocton visit. Also Agness Carter and Sadie Clark visit Mrs Frank Johnson. Continued on page eight.

Franklin W of Adams Newcoomerstown George Sherar Mose Sarr James Sarr Jessie Stertz Conesville Agness Carter Sadie Clark Frank Johnson Coshocton

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