Calendar of church meetings and social events in Coshocton
A busy week of church and lodge activities is listed. Union Missionary, WCTU, L C B A and Eastern Star meetings are scheduled, with social dinners and dinner party highlights. The article notes a forthcoming district Baptist meeting, Maccabees session, Wranglers discussion, and a charity sewing bee. It also covers a theater outing, a birthday gathering, and a missionary afternoon at the Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Missionary Meeting
Presbyterian ‘Church
Eleventh Street
Christ
Mev
Johnston
Holloway
Anna Edwards
The
Baptist Church
Hardiwek
Weisser
Anna McCarton
Women’s Missionary Societies
Coshocton
Presbyterian Church
Dickey
Baptist Church Presiding
Cabmen Abbott and Johnson Sell Cabs to Jerry Kirk
Abbott and Johnson sold their cabs and business to Jerry Kirk who took possession this morning and will run the business with his livery. Megsra, Abbott and Johnson keep their horses but plan to sell them. No definite new business yet. hoped they stay in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott
Johnson
Jerry Kirk
Megsra
Jonhson
Protected Home Circle Installs New Officers
At the regular meeting held Wednesday night the officers chosen at the December 17 election were inducted. E. V. McClintock served as Past President and H. H. Shrigley as President with Harold Hershman as Vice president. Other officers included Grace Hack as Guard Nora Hiser as Chaplain E B Eckert as Secretary A J Wright as Treasurer Helen Hershman as Guide Mrs A Wright as Companion Clem Krauss as Porter and Charles Spurr as Watchman. A lion’s head in Roman gold with a diamond was described as the ladies’ gem valued at 80 70 35 and 30 dollars. Two performances of the Pexas at Main St Ring are planned for Thursday Friday and Saturday afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protected Home Circle
Hervey
Bible
E. V. McClintock
H. H.shrigley
Harold Hershman
Grace Hack
Nora Hiser
E. BE. Eckert
A. J. Wright
Helen Hershman
A. Wright Porter
Clem Krauss
Charles Spurr
Coshocton
The
Pexas
Main St Ring
Funeral for George Neutse at Sacred Heart Church
Funeral services for George Neutse were held today at nine o'clock at Sacred Heart church. The casket was interred in South Lawn cemetery with pallbearers Frank Davis Howard Robinson Bert McKee A J Wright Judge A Babb and Will Nevis all city mail carriers and R F D carriers serving as pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Neutse
Sacred Heart Church
South ,Lawn Cemetery
Frank Davis
Howard Robinson
Bert McKee
A. J. Wright
Judge A. Babb
Will Nevis
Eve Personal Notices Highlight Local Movements
West Lafayette resident D R Culbertson was in the city on business. Miss Mabel Lyton of West Bedford tours to school in Delaware. Mr and Mrs S N Speck visit Millersburg with relatives. Gail Hamilton returns from Columbus on business. Mrs Wilbur Barton returns home from Canal Dover. G P Coggswell heads to Delaware. C J E Sprankle in West Lafayette. Mrs W C Frew travels to Cleveland. J C Rogers goes to Newcomerstown. Sadie Widdas and Mada Heriges visit Nellie with Leora Wilson. H E Borngide home from New Philadelphia. J W Moore in Chicago. Benjamin Montgomery returns from Philadelphia visit with Dr BE Montgomery. Mrs Chase of Newark arrives to spend time with L Montgomery. Mr and Mrs Adam McCormick of Florence Pa return home after visiting Seymour Steffe on East Main. Mrs Charles Abel of Zanesville at Mra Elizabeth Matthews Chestnut street. Ed Urban of Newar guests Ed Matthews at the Criterion restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Culbertson
West Lafaylette
Mabel Lyton
West Bedford
Delaware
S. N. Speck
Millersburg
Gail Hamilton
Columbus
Wilbur Barton
Canal Dover
North Fifth St
P. Coggswell
C. J. E. Sprankle
West Lafayette
W.C. Frew
Cleveland
J C. Rogers
Newcomerstown
Sadie Widdas
Mada Heriges
Nellie
Leora Wilson
H. E Borngide
New Philadelphia
J. W. Moore
Chicago
Benjamin Montgomery
Philadelphia
BE. E. Montgomery
Chase
Newark
L. Montgomery
Adam McCormick
Florence
Seymour Steffe
East Main St
Charles Abel
Zanesville
Elizabeth Matthews
Chestnut Ste Otate
Seuves End
Ed. Urban
Newar
Ed. Matthews
Critarion
You Have Your Choice Optician Ad
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns &Gosser
Opticians
Miss Nell King Changes Position with American Express
Miss Nell King has accepted a position with American Express, marking a notable career move. The announcement notes the transition and its potential impact on her professional path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell King
The
American Express
Court actions and local notices stir Canal Lewisville
Probate court filed second account in the estate of Washington Darling, with Mary C. Morrow represented by Nicholas & Merrill. Divorce suit and alimony pursued against Anthony Morrow for alleged prelty and gross neglect of duty, with residence listed in Canal Lewisville. Local expenditures include gravel, casket and robe, tax refund, and court warrants. Follow the crowd to the Main St. Rink to see Rexos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Darling
Mary C. Morrow
Nicholas & Merrill
Anthony Morrow
Canal Lewisville
Treasury
Lee Shaw
Howard Wolfe
West Hotel Fire Claims Eight Lives in Minneapolis
Eight persons perish in the West hotel disaster in Minneapolis with about a score injured. The dead include Captain John Berwin, W. G. Nickels, Thomas Somerville, J. E. Wolf, Clinton B. Lamme, Mrs. M. J. Hodges, William Black and others. Fire loss is estimated at $30,000 confined to the elevator shaft and top floor amid frantic attempts to flee as smoke filled corridors and ledges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
West Hotel
John Berwin
W. G. Nickels
Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce
Thomas Somerville
Springfield
Mess
J. E. Wolf
The
Sperry & Alexander Company
New York
Clinton B. Lamme
M.J. Hodges
William Black
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Ana
Eastern Stars
Eastern Star
Masonic Lodge
B. F. Stover
Roscoe
Darling
Howard Richeson
Jake Bible
Slaughter
Rollo Baker
Leola
Eliza Bible
Clara Powell
Charles Neiss
L. C
Ladies of the Maccabees
the Wranglers
Wranglers
Sidney Lanier
Mr. Hosmer
Trott
Wilhelm Meister
Walnut Street
Sen
M. G. Hack
Sarto Club
Charley McDowell
Iaver
Pauline
Balch
Sam Wright
South Second Street
Eleventh Street Church of Christ
Mr. Johnson
Clarence Hall
Vine Street
J. Wallace Clinton
Rentfrow
Cora Lawton
Mitchell
Waibonding
Sands
H. S. Pint
North Highth Street
Ralph Griswold
Cuba
Harry Sprowles
Walter Bartholemy
Smith
Agnes Hanlon
Nell Gosser
Kate Temple
Etta Powers
Mamie Wiliams
Irmane
Agnes Burns
Edith Johnston
Emma = Willams
May Denman
Daisy Wilcoxon
Camille
Sixth Street
Hay
BIG
McDonald’s 5 &Oc
Eve
Newark Auditorium
MR. F.C. Whitney
Lillian Blauvelt
Charles Emerson Cook
Lucius Mosmer
Miss Blauvelt
Edwin Stevens
Eugene Cowles
Reginald Roberts
Lucy Ashton
Frank Belcher
Adella Barker
Owen Westford
Clara Maentz
Great Singing Company OF
ONE Hundred
Walker & Lawrence
Court House
Rexos
Park Cash Grocery
Barrington Hall
Steel Cut Coffee
Blue Bell
W. A
Hi, Smith
the Ransom Dry Goods Co
DR. R.M. Temple
P. 0
Frew Bidg
Ohio
Mies
Hedge
Warsaw Road
S. W. Snyder & Sow
Eliza Kilne
Plaingate
Anna Lang
Parma
Rewas
Thomas Shanson
Can Ltown
Sara Marshall
Tarentum
Mrs. Frask Kar Aan
Eat McCoy
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