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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1906
Page
5
The note urges buyers to check labels for cream of tartar content and to choose Royal Baking Powder, claiming it as the safest and best cream of tartar baking powder available. It warns against alum in other powders and repeats the label guidance for consumer safety.
Society hosts a Quiet Stitches gathering at Mrs Schmueser's North Fifth Street home with Washington's birthday decorations and candy centerpiece. Prizes include a hatchet and flag. guests include Mrs Mercer Mrs Rogers Miss Elizabeth Doick and others. next meeting planned.
Dr Bendure and Judge Hunt have platted recently bought land in the northeast part of town and opened Northview avenue to mark its northern boundary. The view from the lots on that street is unusually fine. They plan ten houses with four five and six rooms. contracts for several are set and construction will begin as weather allows.
Attorneys in Wooster wonder about Judge Eason as reports say he was in Coshocton and not Wooster. The Age spoke with him by long distance from his home Tuesday while Wooster clerks sought confirmation. Local lawyers await his arrival and stay alert for any update.
Miss Mary Edna Schleich and Mr Archibald Thompson, two Coshocton youths, were married Tuesday night at eight o clock by Rev Hamilton at the Presbyterian church on North Fourth Street. Mrs Mast’s brother Dr W R Dav is in the city. Mrs Zehnebity hosts a dinner for friends on Cambridge Road. The Wranglers met with Mr A H Thomson delivering three late Christmas poems and reading a Con fucius paper clipping. Nicholas to lead next meeting with Kipke or Poe as subject.
Byron Kendall returned to Chiga to attend his mother in law Mrs. Chas Fierce's death. Mrs. S S Waddell and Mrs. George Jones visited Emanuel Wright at Adams Mills as he was ill. Mr. and Mrs. Mast returned to Springfield after four months in Coshocton. Judge Donley and wife plan Washington's birthday visit with his parents near Warsaw. John Nicholas returned to Gambier after a brief home visit. Miss Sarah Sample attended Hubert Sample's funeral in Granville. Mrs Waters and son went to West Lafayette. The Clifftons plan to arrive home Thursday from the east. Beech in New York for a Mitchell Cutting course. Beach wife visiting Pittsburgh. Colorado pair visit Mr. and Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Landerman of Roscoe and Wenjo ven visit Roseville. Miss Mary Kreider of Adams Mills home from visit with Mrs. Caldmore. A F Wolfe of Isler in town. Huffnsr and Rogers to Zanesville to visit the skating rink. Loren Vogenitz and Homer Lydick of Newcomer Town attended a Sixth Street theatre event last night.
Lancaster Ohio February 21 Albert Douglas defeated General Grosvenor 78 to 20 on the first ballot to win the congressional nomination in Ohio.
The opening session of the National Board of Foreign Missions of the M. P. church met in Coshocton with about twenty of twenty-five conferences represented. Dr. Wells, president, hosts the gathering at his residence as the routine business and foreign reports begin. Tonight and tomorrow feature missionary addresses open to the public.
In Columbus on February 21 the Ohio State University student body packed the house for a debate on the Lybarger bill. The crowd, largely OO U students, roared the new cheer Lybarger Rah as Capt. Lybarger emerged as the college hero.
Batson and Millar billed for a benefit recital at Rev. Dillin's Union church on February 23 and 24. The Philadelphia duo, praised by Rev. Upshaw, are described as the finest in their race with a revelation in song for the African M. E. church.
Mrs. Thomas remains at upper Walnut street while Dickerson attorneys are out of town. Report mentions the "woman in the case" theory as officials seek opinions. A separate note covers a saw mill fire near Fresno caused by tramps, with half the property saved and no insurance.
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