Slumber Party Serenade Packed With Costumes and Fun
A progressive dinner party sequence across multiple homes ended with a late night slumber party and a lively serenade by Elks. Hosts included Miss Kate Temple Miss Edith Johnson Miss Agnes Hanlon Miss Edith McNaughton Miss Daisy Wilcoxon and Miss May Denman. Decorations featured Washington birthday motifs pink and white carnations and hatchet place cards. Guests traveled Main Street between homes and ended with a final singing session and gifts of mini hatchets as souvenirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Temple
Vine Street
Buster Brown
Susie
Miss Johnson
Tige
Jean Brown
Miss Hanlon
Main Street
Edith McNaughton
Miss McNaughton
Ione Adams
Daisy Wilcoxon
North Fourth Street
Miss Wilcoxon
Winifred Hanlon
Miss Wilcox-ton
Miss May Denman
Elks
Miss Ella Moore Guests In Mansfield
Local personals note Miss Ella Moore visiting Miss Joey West on Chestnut street while Mrs. George Yeshera departs for Mansfield. Several residents travel or host relatives including W R Pomerene returning from Columbus and Mrs. John Mack leaving for Sandusky with granddaughter Alice Snyder. Detective Doney arrests a suspicious man in Panhandle yards. he is released after claims of training ride. Coshocton brick plant invites Newark Trust officials to inspect local brick output for a Newark skyscraper project. A Sipp lot sale to D D Boyd and Palmer home sale to William Seale complete a pair of city transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Moore
Business College
Mansfield
Joey West
Chestnut Street
George Yeshera
Joe Thorn
W. R. Pomerene
Columbus
David Davis
Conesville
Jtown
John Mack
R. C. Snyder
Sandusky
Fune Crand Daughteer
Alice
Coshocton
Frank Kennedy
Newark Trust Company
T. C.donovan
W. H. Smith
Wm. C. Cristian
Newark
Prous
D. D. Boyd
Eleventh and
Adams Street
Sr. Boyd
Palmer
Main and
Tenth Streets
William Seale
Mul Creek
Eomes
Avon Kennels managers head to Alabama for hunting trip
Billy Valentine manager of Avon Kennels takes Avon Jim and Belle on westbound No 19 to day with Charles Gibbs Carter of Pittsburg owner of the kennels. They travel to Alabama for a ten or fourteen day hunting tip as the season peaks in the south. Mrs Austins pancakes noted for breakfast. Snyder grocery gets a car load of Michigan potatoes. Union bakery donates 30 loaves to Salvation Army redistribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Valentine
Avon Kennels
Avon Jim
Belle
Panhandle
Charles Gibbs Carter
Pittsburg
Alabama
Union Bakery
Salvation Army
WANTED AND FOR SALE CLASSIFIED ITEMS
WANTS FOR RENT OR SALE good homes on easy terms. One house on East Chestnut and one on Hay avenue near pottery. Call 220 S Eighth. WANTED Dishwasher at Shaffer's restaurant. FOR RENT Two furnished rooms with large front downstairs. Inquire 207 West Main. FOR SALE Second hand top buggy cheap. Inquire Felumbe Michigan's Monument Works 236 WANTED to buy second hand set of single harness first class condition A EY Riley photographer 205.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Chestnut
Hay Avenue
Pottery
S. Eighth St
West Main Street
Felumbe & Michigan
Monument Works
EY Riley
Coon Hunt Ends Without Big Prey Near City
Tom Johnson and Poke Murphy with several dogs went on a coon hunt south of the city on Thursday night. They returned Friday morning exhausted and reported no sizable coons found during the excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Johnson
Poke Murphy
Wat
Zanesville Team Heads Out With Local Fans
The plucky five from Zanesville High School will depart this afternoon at 4 15 over the C M & P rail line, accompanied by a cheering group of locals. Arrangements ensure the evening train pauses 25 minutes at Coshocton to shuttle the crowd back to Zanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Rose Marsh Taken to State Hospital for Insanity
Rose Marsh, brought from Bakersville, was examined by Probate Judge Donley Thursday evening and committed to the state hospital for the insane. She was taken to Columbus by Sheriff Browning with her mother and brother on the 4:20 train Friday morning. Physicians expect several months of treatment to restore health and cure the condition. In another case, Wm Hartman filed an affidavit in Lquise Wimmer's court against Henderson for a petty charge, with Henderson found guilty and fined one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Marsh
Bakersville
Donley
State Hospital For
Columbus
Browning
Squire
Wm Hartman
Lquise Wimmer
Henderson
Bately
Also Mentioned on This Page
Serenade
the Humane Society
Bape Rist
Rathbone Sisters
Forbes Hall
Hawkins
UT. B
Park Hotel
Winifred Pocock Mise Leone Hogan
Janette Callahan
Margaret Carton
Zula Marshall
Mary McManus
Roscoe
W. 8. Cairns
Vid B. Crawford
Anne Margaret M. Freese
Roscue
Ohio
U. S
Ladies Aid of
United Brethren Church
F. M. Loos
North Tenth Street
George Washington
Dresden
Synan
James McDowell
Margaret Harvey
Margaret Quinlan
Margaret Nelson
J. J Fallon
Agnes McDowell
Charles Weaver
Fr. Martin
Cleveland
Rathbone
Sam Speck
J. T. Beall
Lela
O. S. VA
Lee Avenue
Harry Camp
Edmund Abbott
H. B. McDonald
Georgie Francis
Homer Jacobs
Millersburg
Cherries
the Central Grocery Co
Washington
Loretta Hillebrandt
Lea Avenue
Marcella Bordenkircher
Tille Matthews
le Musique Club
Annette Champanois
Wm. Schiab
Bae
Doney
Panhandler
W. L. Skinner
Mrs. Austin
Snyder Grocery Company
Michigan
3Rd St
Florida
F. Timmons
Peerless Bread
Graham Bread
Simpkins
Siegrist & Williams’ Drug Store
The
Kandy
And
Star Bakery
W. H. Williams
Prop
Main ST
C. E. Anderson
Raphel Tuck & Son
New York
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