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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1906
Page
4
Sined at the postoMon a male gocend-class masiter contains shopping notices for Boscoe rug store F. F. Smith's pewestand Greek-American Candy and Shrigity's Smoke House. The Daily Agele on sale at C. E. Andersen's.
Ground was broken last week for an addition to the H. D. Beach company plant on East Walnut street. The new building will occupy the remaining block area bounded by Walnut Adams Fifteenth and Fourteenth streets and will complete the plant to cover the entire block. The addition is needed to meet rapels growing business and demand for more coal. The entire contract for construction has been let to S. M. Williams and is expected to be completed by spring.
In Melville two men accosted Jay Traph as he walked. One asked for money. When refused, he was knocked down and a second man fired a shot. The bullet shattered his hip joint. the victim was seriously injured. Police seek assailants.
Mesars W I Crater of Colum and C A Wood of Franeysburg, both of the Central Union Telephone company, met with Local Manager Sprankle in New Castle Monday. They came from West Cardele and New Castle to discuss developing the southwestern county and linking New Castle with the Fraveysburg exchange.
Birds entered by W. M. Smith and Frank Ricketts at Cambridge win prizes. Smith takes one first and three seconds while Ricketts secures three seconds. Smith's bird in class Morty grading 951.2 percent wins. Coshocton birds arrive. future show entries planned by W. M. Smith and A. T. Renner along with Frank Ralfdoren Bul Rocks.
The Coshocton Age announces a county wide contest for lodge and society members with ballots and voting certificates. Prizes include two diamond rings for top man and woman and a second diamond for the runners up, with final counts by a committee of trusted local businessmen. Voting ends February 9 and public display of trophies begins midweek at Hay’s jeweler window.
Crowds filled the Church of Christ on Eleventh Street for Rally Day activities spanning Sunday school and the regular service. Rev. J N Johnson highlighted Sunday school growth and announced officers for the coming year while urging duties to the church and stressing the need to avoid desertion and uphold attendance.
An article extols regular attendance at divine services emphasizing its moral and social impact. It argues presence inspires others, boosts church numbers, and fosters unity, urging readers to form worship as a daily habit and improve relations with God and fellow men. It notes residents imitate elders and stresses studying scripture as day of judgment nears. Also mentions child shoe sale and new contractor John Gildow moving to Coshocton.
Casuocton hosts a surge of glassworkers drawn by the busy plant, filling hotels to near capacity. Advance Agent Callahan struggled to place all thirty three performers, forcing some stays in private homes as the town claims its claim as the state’s busiest.
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