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Coshocton Age

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1906

Page

5

Calendar items and local society notes from Uhrichsville Chronicle

The Uhrichsville Chronicle reports a busy social week with church lectures and concerts, Daughters of Rebekah and missionary meetings, and a wedding at the Veigel home. It notes Mrs Gail Hamilton’s fifth wedding anniversary with a tea and cards, plus local dances and a Sewing Song session at Salvation Army barracks. The Crown wedding near Uhrichsville and Dennison work also appear.

Edson Presbyterian’ Church Daughters of Rebekah I. O. O. FE. Hall Baptist Church Presbyterian Church Tressler Emanuel Latheran Church Pratt Weigle-Crown Viola Veigel Uhrichsville Harry B. Crown Coshocton August Veigel J. W. Rice Dennison The Panhandle Co Uhrichsville Chronicle

Personal notices and social visits listed in town column

Mrs C C Miller of Tucson visits Miss McCabe on Orange Street. Phillip K Wales and wife return to Remsen New York after several days with Carl Herbig. Marian Alexander returns to Newark after weeks with Lillian Baugrstedt and others at G W Denzer’s on Chestnut Street. C B Smith visits relatives in Columbus and Mrs John W Cassingham returns from Cleveland. Mrs Joseph Lockard visits T A Lockard on South Tenth Street. Junse R MM Voorhes cited in Columbus on business. Grace church revival led by Dr Clarke with Dr Lynch of Wichita continues next week. Lynch praised as a powerful speaker and meeting well attended.

C. C. Miller Tucson Arizona McCabe Orange Street Phillip K. Wales Remsen N. Y Carl Herbig Marian Alexander Newark Lillian Baugrstedt South Lawn Bessie Annie Thompkins Myrtle Bible G. W. Denzer Chestnut Street C. Bs. Smith Columbus John W. Cassingham Cleveland Joseph Lockard Fresno T. A. Lockard South Tenth Street Junse R. MM. Voorhes Colinabus M. E Grace Church Clarke Lynch Wichita Kansas Lone

Resignation of George JH Jones as assistant attorney general

George JH Jones resigns after six years as first assistant attorney general with March 1 effective date. He will join Charles Kinney in private practice. W. H. Miller, previously second assistant, to succeed him. Charles P. T. of Cleveland named by Bais for another post.

Dobum Amilius George JH. Jones Charles Kinney W. H. Miller Miller Charles P. T Cleveland Bais

Girls Killed at Railway Crossing in Columbus

A passenger train struck a buggy at Kile on the Toledo to Columbus route, killing Miss Maude Kile and fatally injuring Miss Georgia Robinson, both schoolgirls. Banquet set for next Wednesday at Park hotel by Saumartin Chapter 50 R. A. M. Sick lists note local residents. Junior Order and United Americans activities reported. patrolman Menee of Cleveland visits North Ninth Street.

Columbus Toliedo Kile Maude Kile Georgia Robinson the Park Saumartin the Park Hotel Doh Baumgardner East Main Street

Ice Handlers Strike At Adams Mills Reservoir

About sixty five men from Newcomerstown rural area, employed on three Panhandle floating gangs under Foremen Emerson Little Join McCoy and Nick Costell, walked off last night. They claim fourteen hours daily work with only ten hours pay and seek compensation for travel time to and from the reservoir. Company officials reportedly said they would notify workers when needed again.

Newcomerstown Panhandle Emerson Little McCoy Nick Costell Adams Mills

Rommage Sale at Park Hotel Saturday Evening

Rummage sale set for Saturday Feb 17 at the Park hotel building. The Age carrier will advertise with badge rain or shine.

Rommage Sale Park Hotel

Admission Free At Rink This Week Skates 15 Cents

A brief public notice states free admission at the rink for the rest of the week with skating at a nickel and dime rate of 15 cents. The terse item suggests a local entertainment venue offering affordable skating sessions.

Funeral Rites Held For Tate Goodin At Pleasant Hill

Funeral services for Tate Russell Goodin were conducted today at eleven o'clock at the Baptist church in Pleasant Hill. The body was interred in the adjoining cemetery with pallbearers James McCullough John McCullough Samuel McCullough Nicholas Fortune Jerry Fortune and Jefferson Lowry serving.

Tate Russell Goodin Baptist Church Pleasant Hill James McCullough John McCullough Samuel McCullough Nicholas Fortune Jerry *Fortune Jefferson Lowry

To Eat Dirt New Office Passages in Frew Block

Fragmentary notes describe Dr Merriam locating an office in the Frew block beside Dr Temple’s dental parlors. A Judge Roche declaration is reported, with unclear context about aspirations and nomination.

Dr. Merriam Dr. Temple

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