Birthday and social notices from Forbes hall events
The report covers a string of social gatherings led by the Rathbone sisters and Miss Edith Maxwell events. It notes a Miss Edith Maxwell visit from St. Louis, a sixteenth birthday surprise for Ethel Kempf, a Steubenville wedding of Pearl Avit to John Keefer, and a Ladies Home Mission meeting with readings and solos. Local residents attend from North Third Street South Yourth Street Lee Avenue and Walnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taffy
Edith Johnson
Edith Maxwell
May Denman
Hattiey Williams
Emma Williams
Agnes Hanlon
Nel Goeser
McNaughton
Jean Brown
Winifred Hanlon
Iane Adams
Daisy Wilcoxon
Helen Brown
Steubenville
Pearl
John ‘Keefer
Ofrele
Shepard
Walnut Street
Helen ~ Yedger
Little
Miss. Steward
Price quotes on stock and peck bushel sales
S. W. Snyder & Son advertises stock available at 20c per peck and 80c per bushel with contact by phone 23.
Coshocton Teachers to Attend Columbus Meeting
Coshocton educators plan to travel to Columbus for a holiday week Allied Education convention. The eleventh district features a Philippines education observation by a Tart party inspector. A special rail fare of one dollar plus 95 cents applies for members and families with ID. tickets sold Dec 26 27 and valid on return through Dec 31. Dr Piatti and several Coshocton teachers will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Educa
Ohio
Philippines
Inspec‘tion
Central Passenger Association
Ninth’ Avenue
Piatti
Coshocton
Season of Prayer for Seventh Day Adventists
The Seventh Day Adventists general conference in Washington DC has set a week of prayer from the 9th to the 16th. The annual observance includes special readings and a world outreach theme, with Elder B L House leading services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Day Adventists
Tom Dee
General Conference of
Seventh Day ‘Adventists
Washington, D. C
B. L. House
Dinner Party and Birthday Celebration Notes
Evening spent pleasantly with card games and refreshments. Mr. Moore received a stylish birthday present as a reminder of the happy event. Other guests included Mr. and Mrs. Jesse McBane and children Helen and Gleason, Mr. and Mrs. George Conley, Mr. W. E. Rose, and Mrs. Hy Moore. Also, a Roscoe hospitality at a second party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Hack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Moore
Jesse McBane
Helen and
Gleason
George Conley
Hy Moore
M. G. Hack
Roscoe
John Fea Ae
Robert
Finley
E. €. Gleason
Ae Martin
Ed LeRetilley
Robert Henderson
Personal Notices From Townsfolk On Weekend Travels
Local readers report visits and returns across towns. M. P. Reeder returns from Ann Arbor with Harry Fink overseeing the Pacific Ex press office. Mrs. Clarence Hay and her son travel to Walhending to visit her parents. Mrs. John Cooksey and son Carlos along with Mrs. George Barclay depart for a week in Zanesville. Miss Sadie Cochrane and Annie Leonard of Newcomerstown were in town. D. W. Merrell and children of Beverly visit Ed Finnell at Sev enth and Vine. Lara Patton spent Friday night in Franklin Station. Charles Randles and Kornia Randies visit John and Keplar in Warsaw. W. H. Lorenz of Chili shops in Columbus and returns home. Olive Young goes back to Maysville after a visit with Mrs. Carson Edwards on South Tenth. Zack Neighbor attends Sleeping Beauty jam at the Weller theatre in Zanesville. Bessie Boyd of Citizens telephone exchange plans a Sunday with Fresno folks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeder
Pacific Express
Ann Arbor
Mich
Harry Fink
Clarencee Hay
Little Son
Walhending
Hay
John Cooksey
Carlos
George Barclay
Zanesville
Sadie Cochrane
Annnie Leonard
Newcomerstown
D. W. Merrell
Beverly
Ed Finnell
Seventh and Vine Streets
Lara Patton
Franklin Station
Charles Randles
Kornia
Randies
John. Keplar
Warsaw
W. H. Lorenz
Chili Merchant
Columbus
Olive. Young
Maysville
Carson
Edwards
South Tenth Street
Zack
Weller Theatre
Bessie Boyd
Citisens Telephone Exchange
Fresno
Coshocton Guests At South Sixth Street Event
Messrs Carl Hinigang and Thomas Gray of Coshocton were guests of Mr and Mrs George Brendel on South Sixth Street last evening in Zanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hinigang
Thomas Gray
CosHocton
Vand
George Brendel
Zanesville
Grocery Price List With Various Dried Goods and Staples
A list of prices for dried fruits beans and staples with items such as walnuts almonds citron cranberries prunes blue raisins dried peas soup beans lima beans kidney beans marrowfat beans and corn hominy. Maples syrups and lard are also listed with unit prices and pack sizes.
Farmers Pay Taxes Reported Across County and City
Scores of farmers from all parts of the county pay taxes in the city today. Receipts at Treasurer Clark's office are large. The commissioners allowed December bills totaling 7241.38. Licensed to marry Willis W. Wise and Ida N. Rahdles, both of Coshgton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Willis W. Wise
Ida N. Rahdles
Coshgcton
Payrolls Distribute Nearly $128 200 Across Five Weeks
Around 30 000 workers received 13 500 dollars today from multiple Coshocton area firms including Premium Manufacturing Houston Hay Axle Hunt Crawford and Coshocton Coal companies. The five week total reaches 128 200 dollars with payments also noted for Citi zens Telephone Eureka Laundry and local garment and machinery outfits. Week’s activity accompanies local residents traveling to Pittsburg and visiting friends in Newcomerstown Uhrichsville and Columbus as communities share seasonal separations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Premium Manufacturing
Houston Hay Axle Company
Hunt- Crawford Company
David Davis Coal Company
Wade Coal Company
Morgan Run Coal Company
Odeon Valley Coal Company
Coshocton Coal Company
Coshocton National
Vail Company
Eldridge-Higgins Company
Coshocton Glove and Garment Company
Coshocton Machine and Manufacturing Company
Coshocton Light and Heating Company
Bakery Ad Promotes Wide Range of Cakes and Pastries
The notice markets many cakes pies and breads including fruit cake orange cake lemon pie and doughnuts. It touts a new portable oven and urges calling Tomes to view the bakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakery
TOMES
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Forbes Hall
Phonic Fame
Moelat’‘ Grele
Eleventh Street
Church of Chrits
Laura
Cozelle Fisher
Rathbone
Misa
Ethel Kempf
Lee
Mena Powelson
Nelle Weaver
George McMullen
Willie
Charles
Clamanza Dutty
Pierces
Bichcan
Eva “Morrow
Bertha Ra
Jody
Bern- Lord Moore
South Tenth
Orange Streets
Moore
S. W. Snyders& Son
Bestbeoets
F . Agus Shale Nile
Qur
Renier
the Ransom Dry Goods Co
Dale
New York
Beth
John Wiliams
Thomas
Pittsburg
Anna Leonard
Saddle Cochran
Jessie Waddell
William ‘Parsons
West Chestnut Street
Dee iMias Anna
Hope
Mocs Otark
Magafeld
Jon No
Ike
Kies
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