Pretty Wedding Marks The Holiday Season In Coshocton
The holiday season features a pretty wedding as Miss Lulu B. McGreagor weds Mr. Thomas B. Ramsour at the bride’s parents’ home on South Lawn Avenue. The ceremony was simple, performed by Rev. Hamilton, with no attendants. Afterward a wedding dinner was served and the couple, with Frank and Jesse Ramsour and Sadie and Martha Ramsour, planned a wedding journey to Coshocton and Jewett before returning home.
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Lulu BE. McGreagor
Thomas B. Ramsour
George McGreagor
South Lawn Avenue
C. E. Shober
Mr. Hamilton
Presbyterian Church
Frank
East
Coshocton
Mr. Ramsour
Jewett
Mrs. Ramsour
Jesse
Sadie
Martha
Fresh Produce and Groceries at King's Cash Grocery
Weekly sale list features Fresh Select Oysters and Fresh Standard Oysters with 45 and 35 cents per quart. Prices span fruits vegetables nuts and staples including Malaga grapes 15c lb, navels 20 25 80 40 and 50c per dozen, lemons 30c dozen, bananas 20c dozen, fancy olives 10 15 25c per bottle, sugars 1.20 per two pounds, and a bulk coffee and tea selection. Local items include home grown cabbage turnips parsnips lettuce and plums.
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Jersey
Malaga
New York
Gray Family News From West Ta fayette And Columbus
George M Gray and daughter Margaret travel to West Ta fayette for a multi day stay. Mrs G M Gray leaves for Claysville Pa for a week. In her absence Mary and Master Gourley Gray visit relatives in Zanesville. Seth M Snyder is in Columbus. John C Adams Jos L McDowell and J W Cassingham go to Columbus. Jos Callahan and Judge Voorhees are in Columbus Ed Patton returns home from Antioch for Christmas vacation.
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Philadelphia
Caldwell
R. K. Merriam
Howard Wolfe
New
George McCleary
Uhrichsville
Nellie McDaniels
John
Hattie McDaniels
Roseville
O. C. Overholt
Keene I
Skinner
Chester
Mulligan
Chestnut Street
Anna Siegrist
Dresden
Feltives
Misees Floise
Estella Newton
Newcomerstown
Todd Johnson
Canton
Glenn Smith
Adamsville
Willard
John Henderson
Delaware
West Lafayette
Elvira Young
Wheeling
Carrie Cassingham
George King
Pittshore
Geo. Ayres
Ross Reed
A. M Stowe
Marie
Dennison
Albert Cochran
T. L. Montgomery
Edward
Toland
Wellsville
Emma Carr
Chicago
Holyoke
Jone Glass
Keene
Helen Jones
Newark
Marie Hay
Kate Bostwick
Daytona
Florida
James Megers
Magers
Mt. Holyoke
George M. Gray
Margaret
West Tafayette
G. M. Gray
Claysville
Miss Mary
Gourley Gray
Zanesville
Seth M. Snyder
Columbus
John C. Adams
Jos. L. McDowell
J. W. Cassingham
Jos. Callahan
Judge Voorhees
Ed Patton
Antioch J
Live Wire Burns Out Man's Eyes in Zanesville
Earl Skiles a young worker at the Zanesville Street Railway power plant came into contact with a heavily charged live wire. The shock struck him in the face and is believed to have burned out both eyes. The incident occurred in Zanesville Ohio on December 29.
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Zanesville, O
Earl Skiles
Zanesville Street Railway Company
Conference on New Pass Agreement Held by Big Four Officials
In Cincinnati on December 29, Big Four General Passenger Agent Rhein led a meeting of railroad officials to discuss the new Pass agreement for the coming year. The conference included executives from lines spanning Indianapolis to St Louis and Dayton, aiming to standardize passenger policy across Western routes.
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Cincinnat
Rhein
Big Four
bDassenger
Trate
Western Fines
Civerge Varier
Indianapolis
Artemianea
Digestive and Liver Powders Promised for Indigestion Relief
An advertisement touts Dr Jacksons Digestive and Liver Powders as a universal cure for indigestion and related ailments. It claims powders dissolve in weak stomachs, avoid alcohol in tonics, and provide immediate relief with a first dose. A Coshocton user testifies to benefits after years of illness. Produced by The Jackson Medicine Co in Zanesville Ohio.
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Jackeson
David Hosselt
Coshocton
Dr. Jackson
Jackson Medicine Co
Zanesville
Ohio
Fire devastates Kleiner stable in crowded Lower East Side
A fire gutted the stable of Joseph Kleiner and Sons early today, forcing about 300 families or 2000 people from tenements in a block bordered by Allen Eldridge Rivington and Delancey Streets. No further details on casualties or causes were provided.
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New York
Allen and Eldrige
Rivingston
Delancey Streets
Joseph Kleiner & Sons
Bowling Match Ends Quietly After No Purse Up for Grabs
The Star Bowling team from Newark arrived early and faced the Hayes All Stars in a morning match. Only three Newark bowlers showed, so the purse contest was canceled and the two teams bowled for pastime. Both sides struggled, with Coshocton players delivering the weakest performance.
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Toe Star
Newark
Hayes All Stars
Coshocton Boys
Newark Team Seeks New Year’s Day Alley Showdown
The Newark team finished in second place but proposed staging games for the purse on New Year’s Day at the local alleys. They expect to be back on that day for a likely rematch.
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Newark
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lulu McGregor
Thos
Ramsour
Galendar
U. B. Church
Kohler
Home Study Circle
Emma Manner
Miss Houston
Elvin M. Hamilton
Clarence M. Hamilton
James H. Bord
Standen
Capt. McMillen
Grace Church
U.B. Church
Humane Society
The
Fountain Dry Goods Company
Park Hotel
Forbes Building
Shepler-Newton
Nel Glover
Carl Glover
Akron
Gibson
Santa Fe
Earl
Laura Denzer
Lee Avenue
King’s Cash Grocery
Albert King
the Age
Sesto Ising
Park Gash Grocery
Barrington Hall Steel Cut Coffee
Blige Bell
Wo A & OH. Smith
Parrish
L. E. Parish
Main St
J. F. Albertson
Siegrist & Williame
Pepe A
Coats
the Ransom Dry Goods Co
Foster & Strome
P. O
W. Snyder & Son
Main Street
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