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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1905
Page
3
An old station notice advertises daily and Sunday tickets available via W H Kipp, ticket agent in Coshocton. Details are sparse, but it notes price and schedule options for travel or service. The fragment references multiple daily ranges and a Sunday-only option with a contact for ticketing assistance.
Schedule shows T. W. Vv. & O. Biv. trains with numbers 431, 431.024 and 459 running daily except Sunday. Times listed 1:55 p m for westbound, 9:25 a m for another westbound, 2:20 p m arrival, 2:35 p m agent note Coshocton.
Parlor cars on trains 32 34 between Zanesville and Cleveland and trains 33 and 1 between Cleveland and Zanesville with connections at Navarre Toledo and Kent for points north east and west Through tickets and baggage checked to all points Homeseekers tickets sold on first and third Tuesdays Rates for round trips on Sundays For folders call J DAVIRG Agent.
Quick train service from Pennsylvania lines promises warm climates in short travel times. Further information is available upon request sent to the line ticket office.
Report from Linton Mills details a number of young sheep killed by dogs on Wednesday night. Local residents listed include Mrs. Paul Welker and Mrs. EB Wecker Maney, with several residents traveling to nearby Coshocton and Cambridge for business and events amid a busy week.
In Warsaw on a Saturday afternoon and evening the Ladies of the Warsaw Presbyterian church staged their annual supper and bazaar at G A K hall. A lecture on Armenia and Turkey at the M E church drew good attendance and praise.
Keene Ohio hosts a Christmas tree and church entertainment on December 22 open to the public. A church social is planned for December 28 at the Crawford home, with Presbyterian Christmas program that evening. Local visits and health notes fill the community column, and holiday excursions via Pennsylvania Lines are advertised with return validity to January 2.
Blissfield notes report George Koch’s visit to Coshocton and Clark resident Williamson’s recent trip. An Evangelical church Christmas Eve program is announced. Local funeral for E T Gleason with daughter M L Selders. interment at Killbuck cemetery. New M P church to be dedicated December 31.
An advertisement touts diamonds as a reliable investment with over 33.6 million dollars received at the New York port in 11 months. The copy markets 27 years of experience, low prices for cash buyers, extensive stock, and a grading system promising transparent value. It urges diamonds as gifts that retain value and can be quickly converted to cash.
A reader expresses anxiety over dandruff and combing, fearing increasing hair shedding with each stroke. The note highlights concern about future thinning and seeks reassurance.
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