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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1905
Page
5
Local church and charity groups report varied gatherings including Missionary societies at Grace and M P churches, the U G club, Busy Bees sewing circle, Loyalty Class, and Stitchery group, with plans for future meetings, teas, dinners, and social events. One member joined Rathbone Sisters. Lang funeral attendance planned.
Today the Guild meets with Mrs Burns and Nils May Denman entertains at cards. Tomorrow an annual supper and bazaar at the Presbyterian church and the annual gathering of the U B church at the home of the Rev Kohler.
Elsie Janis, 17, leads The Little Duchess at Sixth Street theatre tonight after arriving from Cambridge. She announced a New York opening Jan. 15 with Liebler Co and a future in comic opera including Vanderbilt Cup.
Mrs B L Lybarger and Mrs McNeal return from Thanksgiving. J A Cullison witnesses in Lake horse stealing case in Muskingum county. William Green leaves for Roseville. Albert Siegrist resigns Panhandle railroad post. K P supper and four candidates to take second degree. Mt Vernon polo team starts practice with possible match next week. Mayor's Court fines for Tom Daley George Tack and John Mills unpaid and prisoners returned to jail.
Several youths scored high despite tough competition at Park View alleys. Preston’s prizes drew players including Lizhtell with a 70 and a 66, Charley Wright 60, Fred McDonald 53, and Floyd Smith 44 in a night of steady strikes.
R T Compton knocked out Jehan McFarland in a Wednesday afternoon bout at Roscoe after McFarland had insulted him. Both men are prominent and over ten years old. Eagle Meet scheduled tonight in Forbes building hall. Death of a mother in Canton brought message to Zerbe family. funeral services planned this afternoon.
Coshocton Fur Co shipped a large consignment by express to New York as the season opens about three weeks early. The load includes skunk and raccoon pelts from three states with Russia turmoil hurting supply and Paris demand keeping skunk fur in fashion, indicating a robust market ahead.
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