Calendar items and church group meetings in Coshocton
The article lists several church district meetings and social events including Baptist, Presbyterian, and A B church activities. It notes gatherings at Mrs Kirker Miss Miller Mrs James McClure and Mrs Prosper Roger, plus Knights of Columbus dances and a Quiet Stitchers event. It also mentions Miss Hosfeld’s upcoming party and various social dinners at homes on North Eighth Street and South Tenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Study Circle
Wells
The
Baptist Church
Kirker
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian” Church
Lena Miller
James McClure
Main Street
Carey Missionary Society
Mac ‘Hutchinson
South Sixth Street
James, Ashman
South Tenth Street
Airs
George Ashman
Fred Ashman
Vinis
Richa
Crumley
District Four
Notable County Visitors Depart for Hardware Meeting
Jasper Roger of the Posint Telegraph Company returns from New Mexico Sunday. Mrs. Howard Patton of Canesville visits the city. Mr. and Mrs. H P Maher of New Somerstown guesting Mrs. Fred Smythe. Mr. and Mrs W H Hickson of Frazersboro spend Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Corraz. Joshua Simkins company lived on No 1 today. A W Swihart of the Sign and Novelty Company departs for Bowers ium todas. George M Gray, B W Ricketts and wives, Dick Darnes, Benj Coe, James Bel of Roscoe and Mr and Mrs Adams of Wills Creek, Adam Strome of Warsaw and J P Duffy of Greenville, president of Hardware Insurance Co, leave for Canton to attend the state hardware meeting. Duffy arrived on No today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ium Todas
George M. Gray
B. W. Ricketts
Dick Darnes
Benj. Coe
James Bel
Roscoe
Adams
Wills Creek
Adam Strome
Warsaw
J. P. Duffy
Greenville
The
Hardware Insurance Co
Canton
Duffy
Engineer Wallace's Views on Panama Canal Management
John F. Wallace, former Panama project chief engineer, writes in The Engineering Magazine March issue. He argues the $5-foot high level plan will require more time and money under current governance than a sea level canal using modern methods, and urges either one American engineer with full authority or a single large contracting firm to oversee the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
New York
John F. Wallace
Panama Panel
Engineering Magazine
Canal
Japanese Farmers Take 3,000 Acres Near North Platte
A Nippon colony near North Platte controls 3,000 acres along the government irrigation ditch and plans to water beets and potatoes. Japanese teams organize cooperatives, employ business agents, and target arid lands to grow large crops and profit, drawing attention from American farmers.
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Nebraska
North Platte
Guernsey
Cincinnati Commercial ‘Tribune
North Whitte
Stummer
Elena
Ue General Treasury
Hale
North Phute
Union Pacific Railroad Company
A. Ke Beers
North Plate
Colorado
Football fever sweeps Tientsin schools for organized play
In Tientsin the youth press notes widespread interest in football among students. The Tientsin Young Man says the city has an excellent field and hopes to extend access to more schools, aiming for regular inter school matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Tientsin
Beadie
Believed Anthracite Operators Will Grant Increase
Vice President T L Lewis declares no general mine strike on April 1 and says operators will restore the wage reduction from two years ago and likely grant an increase. He cites unity of action, pending details, and a national convention to settle terms as industry steel and rail demand remains strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
T. L. Lewis
Lewis
F. L. Robbins
Pennsylvania
Mr. Taylor
Hl.incijs
Pittsburg
Kan
Iron and Steel
Anthracite Miners Demand Settlement Talks Scheduled
In New York on February 26 a joint committee of seven operators and seven miners is expected to meet on miners demands. The scales committee has ratified the schedule of demands seeking union recognition an eight hour day wage increases through scale readjustment and changes to conciliation board rules. Both sides hold firm to their positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthracite
New York
Idaho Governor declares Orchard confession in Stennenberg case
Boise February statement says Harry Orchard confessed to the assassination of former Governor Stennenberg and implicated others in a 26-murder conspiracy. The governor cites no intent to harm the innocent and emphasizes pursuing justice. Local society notes follow with visits and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steurenberg
Boise
Idaho
Gooding
Steunenbers
Harry Orchard
Stennenberg
Orchard
J. L. Simpkins
Pum
Sepa
Hat Contests Flair at Canton Tat Carnival
Canton held a tat carnival at the Main Street rink next Wednesday evening. Prizes awarded for the largest hat. a skater wore a tiny derby so small a magnifying glass could peer at it. The minuscule hat was crafted by a Dueber Watch Co factory expert in Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Main Street
Dueber Watch Coss
Howe
TUNNELS 10 BE WIPED OUT AND RAILWAY EXPANSION
Plans emerge for removing tunnels and rebuilding stations as the four track expansion from Carnegie to Steubenville to Columbus proceeds. The Dinsmore tunnel and Bulger roof removal are slated within weeks as Panhandle Railway outfits mobilize. Roosevelt receives honorary canoeing membership per Boston Globe note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bvcanadis
Dargettstown
Bulger
Wak
Dinsmore
Pittsburg
Oan
Carnegie
Steubenville
Columbus
Pitt~ing
Panhandle
Washinton
Crafton
Priduiville
Steubensile
Heass
Fcilturs
Craton
Bridgeville
Dennison
Roosevelt
American Canoe Association
Boston Globe
For Sale and Lost Items in Coshocton Area Notice
Classified notices list several for sale items including 5 acres in White Eyes township near Coshocton with buildings in good condition and quick sale terms, a dray wagon with harness, and a small horse. Also lost is a strand of gold beads near Barcroft's bakery and Tannandi station. A gown fabric piece tied to Mrs Nicholas Longworth is noted, described as white chiffon with satin stripe and purple violets from Paterson mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Eyes
Coshocton
Taquire R
Todd
Fresno
Barcroft’s Bakery
Tannandi Station
Mattle Kirk
Paterson
Nye
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M. P
Book Lovers Club
Prosper Roger
Sam Ashman
North Eighth Street
Fountain
Ashman
Grafton Carnes
James Waddell
George Ross
Jay Abbott
Geo. Weaver
Floyd Shaffer
Harry Hinkie
Tom Duffy
Mr. Hook
Frank Tish
Lester Gorseline
Miss Hosfeld
Bertha Hosfeld
Tiffin
Thomas McDermott
Cambridge
Mabel Riggs
O. Riggs
Europe
Robert Baker
M. Q. Baker
France
England
America
Warner
Lord Fauntleroy
Great Southern Theatre
Ohio Home For
Edith Varner
Miss Varner
Patsy Wilcoxon
Carnahan
E. A. Carnahan
Ernest Carr
Newcomerstown
Lucile
G. W. Shrake
Oe Shrake
Lodge
Hannibal, Mo
Pratt
W. A. Taylor
J. F. Lightell
W.H. R Whinson
Carn
Shaw
Helen Lyons
Adda Mer
Frauen Vrein
Frauen Verein
Mr. Tubbs
North Second Street
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of Grice
Mary Reed
Pauline Weisser
Carl E. Darling
Eugene Laughli
Wiliam*Carr
Clifford Stover
FP. Laughlin
Dan Speck
Chloristy
Missouri
Foster & Strome
Clever Sena
Nippon
Amd
Danish Biolenical Society
New York Tribune
Society Girls of
Urbana
O. Lave
Springften
Cincinnati “Enquirer
Kathleen Wilson
Zola Wright
Newark
J. M. Vance
West Lafayette
A. Jd. Miller
Chestnut Street
C. W. Geidel
Canal Dovers
Ransom Dry Goods
United States
the Ransom Dry Goods Co
South Std Street
W. B. Witton
Sinerr Store
Aagent
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