Fragmentary notice on druggists and agents at Poas
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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1906
Page
6
Mothers Meeting A Grand Success
The Mothers Meeting in the Sycamore Street building drew a good crowd Friday afternoon and is likely to form a permanent group. Miss Palm inspired mothers with explanations of purposeful play and activities for children, promising stronger mother teacher collaboration. The directors, Meek, Ebrich, and Superintendent Lennon, are in Plainfield on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycamore Street
Miss Palm
County Infirmary
Meek
Ebrich
Lennon
Plainfield
New Bedford News Briefs and Local Notes
Feb edition from New Bedford reports George Reizel’s improving health and relatives visiting from Cleveland. Local residents Mechael Levengood and Bertha Levengood are mentioned with family stays, a box social at Reformed church, and a spring goods sale underway by a distant company. Also noted are visits, illnesses, and community reflections on social events and local clergy activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
George Reizel
Cleveland
Wealey Yakely
Sugar Creek
Wo Letendecker
Wilbur Alleshouse
Sin Ois
Columbus
Jacob al. Teshouse
Mechael Levengood
Wiss Bertha Levengood
Coxhoe ‘Onds
New Fediard
Reformed Church
Mel Lowe
Thea
Stewart
Chad
Coshocton Boy Shills Manila Message
A Coshocton youth, George Wosnuth, now serving with the Tesukir ha amd, sends a letter from the Philippines aboard the transport Meade with news from home. The missive was written while en route and reflects weekly updates to comfort soldiers far from home. The note mentions local breakfast encouragement and a pancake claim from Mrs. Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wosnuth
Bat
Tesukir Ha Amd
Smith
Nffantey
San Braneseo
Meade
Notice of Stock Reissue by Home Building Loan and Livings Co
The Home Building Loan and Livings Co announces re issuing a lam ted stock amount. Interested applicants should submit their application to W A Himehaugh at F2 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Building Loan and Livings Co
W. A. Himehaugh
Baptist Ladies Plan Social At Church Lecture Room
District three of the Baptist church met Friday evening with Mrs. Kirk of Walnut street and arranged a social for the other church districts. The event is set for Monday evening February 19 in the church lecture room. A product ad follows offering Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea to reduce wrinkles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptst Church
Missioners Aid Aged Woman In Need Of Care
Missioners of the M. E. church care for Mrs. Soule an 80 year old resident in destitute circumstances. Her middle aged son seeks to place her in the county infirmary, while the Missionary society covers her board and lodging at a private home and works to keep her out of the county home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sup
Memorial to Theodore Thomas Opens Fund Drive
A memorial fund for Theodore Thomas is launched in Cincinnati with a $5,000 subscription from A Mloward Hinkle, aiming to place the memorial in Music Hall before the May Festival. Other Ohio items: a Newark cigar factory fire causes heavy losses. a Columbus lineman is killed by a fall from an electric pole. a man dies from a falling tree in Hamilton. attorney John F Slate indicted for embezzlement. poet Paul Laurence Dunbar dies in Dayton after a long illness. Annapolis honors academic top students with first honors expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Thomas
Cincinnati
A. Mloward Hinkle
The
May Festival Association
Music Hall
Newark
Liege
John
Harry Swisher
Swisher
Cherry
Columbus
Cross Aris
Thomas Davis
Columbus Railways and Light Company
Heton Avenue
Davis
Hamilton
Reb
Doli Huiman
Whlower
St. Cinh
Huffman
Dayton
Pan Laurence Dunbar
Danbar
Avenhood
Peet
Bntian Tobin
Dhe Steele High School
Malindy
Malingla
Ladies League Sews Quietly at Eleventh Street Church
The Ladies League of the Eleventh Street Church of Christ met Friday afternoon with Mrs. Johnston. They had no planned sale or supper but confess steady sewing activity and plan another session in a fortnight at Mrs. C. J. Voorhees home on South Third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies League of
Eleventh Street
Church of Christ
Missionary Teens Pull Taffy Evening Meeting
Teens from the Missionary group set aside sewing to pull taffy during a Friday evening meeting at Mrs. Susie Clark's home in Roscoe. The relaxed gathering ended with a joyful time as they enjoyed the activity together outside their usual duties. Additionally, a railroad notice details reduced colonist ticket rates from February 15 to April 7 and September 1 to October 21, 1906, for W. & L. E. routes to Utah Colorado Washington Oregon Montana Idaho and British Columbia with stopovers and reclining chair cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Clark
Roscoe
Utah
Colorado
Washington
Oregon
Montana
Idaho
British Columbia
W.W. J. Davies
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dPoascharm Te Ctire
Stampa de Co
Anderson
Chastes W. Mercere
Guy Stock
Sterling Young
Mr. G. Carlton Guy
Ines Mercer
Monarchs of
Vaudeville
Seigrist
Williams Drug Store
Walker & Lawrence
Walker & Lawrence Coshocton
White Tile Meat Market
L.E. Parrish
Mothers’ Meeting
Caria
Plollister
Anderseny
Coshocton
Manila
Mrs. Austin
Baptist Ladies
Hollister
Ohio News
Lima. Q
John F. Slate
Allen Counts
Maetilda Dresser
Wiettim Katte
Annnapolis
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Altay Chimtns
Malvern
Whitford Drake
Waltham, Mass
John Pant Miller
Lanecaster
Miller
Ag le
Dr. E. $. McDonald
Main St
Geidel Building
W. He Williams
Boyd & McConnell Real Estate and Ineurarice
Monarch
Williams Milling Company
J. L. Rue
R. H. Mills. Cashier
L. BE. Baughman
J. B. Callahan
Undertaker
Imbalmer
Walnut and
Fourth Streets
M. H. Goodhart
Coshocton, Ohio
J. A. Compton
H. A. Wolfe
Lady Embalen
Nereah Rorethink
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