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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1906
Page
6
The New York Herald published a full page interview last Sunday with Zilpha Barnes Wood, a Coshocton native running a music studio. The piece covers her varied experiences and the era's push by ambitious youths to pursue musical self improvement, aided by nearly a dozen illustrations.
Uline Weisser led a North atree gathering with roll call and reflections. Reports included Mrs Dickey on her infirmary visit and plans for a future silver medal contest led by Mrs Ghins. Papers by Mrs Roquebrant and Mrs Dickey followed, with twenty three ponquets sent to the sick. Next meeting January 26 with Mrs Parrish and Maud McCormick. I C B A notes January meet at Miss Amg McCarton’s on Walnut Street. L C B A: January session at Miss Celia Hallisey’s. Eleventh Street Church Ladies League enjoyed crafts and knotting a comfort top. next meeting location pending.
The Wen's Club of Grace church will hold its regular meeting at the church Monday evening at six thirty. Members and friends are urged to attend and the ladies will serve a supper for twenty five cents. Afterward a short program includes music, solos, and addresses with toastmaster T Montgomery.
The second lecture in the Jatheran course at Athens featured Dr. Henry Filaon of Ohio University. Rev Weber praised him as a teacher of history and political science whose writings form a leading popular history of the United States. Dr. Elston presented four themes on the Great Master for Public Opinion, and the talk held the audience’s close attention throughout.
A Cincinnati man Otto C Dunk at 819 Charlotte St suffered months of stomach troubles. He tried Cooper s New Discovery after reading a testimonial from L I Cooper. After two days he claims the thirty foot parasite passed and he recovered strength and appetite. The ad touts Cooper s New Discovery as a remedy for worms and various ailments with Cooper s Quick Relief as a companion, sold by C E Anderson.
Religious calendar lists Missions 10 observance at Eleventh Street Church of Christ with sermon Help Those Women. Various churches share services with sermons and classes, Holy Communion announcements, and youth activities across local congregations.
Christan Union Church and Roscoe M E Church announce Sunday school at 9 30 and 9 o clock with sermons at 10 30 and 7 00 pm and midweek prayer meetings. The article also notes Mrs Jennie Duncan of Haynesville Maine at 70 claims Electric Bitters cured chronic dyspepsia and boosts vitality. Sold at local drugstores for 5 cents.
Amusement note proclaims Denman Thompson stars in Our New Minister at the Sixth Street theatre on Friday January 26. Described as the greatest character play yet, surpassing Old Homestead and other works, drawing many old theatre goers and new audiences.
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