The Chansman at Liberty Theatre gains praise for Gretchen Dale
Margaret Baker’s daughter, using the stage name Gretchen Dale, earns favorable notices in New York press for her role in The Chansman produced by Thomas Dixon Jr. The play, staged in upper New York before Broadway, draws capacity houses and an indefinite run. The Clansman is available at the public library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
M. Q. Baker
Thomas Dixon Jr
Liberty Theatre
Mies Baker
Gretchen Dale
New York State
New York
Local social notes from Warsaw gathering and visitors
Miss Merle Davis and Bessie Poyd along with Everett Frederick and Cliff Overholt were guests of friends in Warsaw Wednesday night. Thomas Gibbins of Spring City joined the glass blowers colony at the Stan den. Mrs J W Eby and Rev J A Aby have returned to Pittsburg after visiting Mr and Mrs William Ricker. Mrs Jesse Rogers goes to East Liverpool for a two week stay. Nicholas returned from Millersburg. Health Officer Miller and Township trustee Al King attended state board of health meetings in Columbus which run through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Davis
Bessie Poyd
Everett Frederick
Cliff Overholt
Warsaw
Thomas Gibbins
Spring City
City
Glass Blowers Colony
Standen
J. W. Eby
J. A. Aby
William Ricker
Pittsburg
Jesse Rogers
East Liverpool
S. HH
Nicholas
Millersburg
Miller
al King
Columbus
State Board of Health
Coshocton and Newark High Clash in City Hall Game
Arrangements completed for Coshocton versus Newark high school basketball showdown in Coshocton this coming Saturday night. Newark challenges Wednesday, game set for eight o'clock, first contest of the season expected to draw a large home crowd. Coshocton lineup includes Jones, Rhodehaver, Wells, Fallon, Porter, Williams, Rodgers, Denman, and Swihart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Newark
Newark Gents
Jones
Rhodehaver
Wells
Fallon
Porter
Williams
Rodgers
Denman
Swihart
Imperial Orchestra Adds Elwood Snyder as Manager
The Imperial Orchestra gains Elwood Snyder as new manager after moving to town. Snyder, a clarinetist with years of experience, has worked with top bands and circus ensembles. Miss Zella Berry, a pianist of noted ability, will continue with the orchestra.
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Imperial Orchestra
Ozeph Johnson
Elwood Snyder
Ster Bakery
Imaster
John Robinsop
Zella Berry
New Delegates to Trades Council Admitted at Wednesday Meeting
Four new delegates joined the Central Trades and Labor council during the Wednesday night session: Liner Jackson from Morgan Run Local, Bert Knodes, Will Hoff, and Charles Doll from the Retail Clerks Union. Also reported was a birth and local court updates including fines and a notable horse sale and a deputy's death.
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Central ‘Trades and Labor Council
Ouinge
Liner Jackson
Morgan Run
Jocal
Bert Knode
Will Hoff
Charles Doll
Retail ‘Clerks Union
Notice to Subscribers in Pottery District
The paper asks subscribers near the pottery and glass works to provide precise street information. Carriers struggle to locate new addresses due to lack of street numbers in the growing area. Readers are urged to supply full addresses for quicker service.
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Twelfth
Fifteenth Street
Dickerson Still Under Indictment Despite Quash Motion
The court overruled the motion to quash the indictment against Dickerson. The defense filed exceptions. The Age reports Dickerson and leading attorneys remain in court awaiting the Wallace versus Wood proceedings to conclude before the court rules on the quash motion. The plea in abatement is ready to file if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Dickerson
Dickerson
Wallace
Funeral for Dr Toland to be held at Grace Church
The article details the life of Dr Toland a long serving minister in Coshocton. It notes his marriage to Susan Fribley in 1872 and the children born to the couple. It mentions his education Mt Union College and a delegate role at the 1884 General Conference. It describes his illness liver and kidney trouble and his passing with family present. The Grace church official board planned the funeral arrangements with the body to be moved to the church then cemetery.
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Toland
Coshocton
Mt. Union
Methodist Church
New York
Dr. Toland
Susan N. Fribley
New Philadelphia
V. L. Montgomery
City
Frank Toland
James Hummell
L. V. Criss
St. Louis
Sylvester Burt
Cleveland
Grace Church
Coshocton Building and Loan elects officers in annual meeting
The Coshocton Building and Loan association held its annual election in T. H. Wheeler's office. Officers include President R. H. Mills Vice President J. E. Glass Treasurer James H. Hay Secretary T. H. Wheeler and board members R. N. Kirk F. M. Marshall A. J. Keehn J. F. Glass C. M. Neldon R. H. Mills I. D. Cohen. A five and a half percent dividend was declared on all stock for the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton Building and Loan Association
T. H. Wheeler
R. N. Kirk
F. M. Marshall
A. J. Keehn
J. F. Glass
C. M. Neldon
R. H. Mills
I. D. Cohen
J. E. Glass
James H
Elliott obituary notes long life and family ties
Elliott, longtime Keene resident and partner in a local insurance business, died after a life of physical endurance. He married Emma Sansler in 1861, leaving five children and a large grieving family. Funeral services were to be arranged with pallbearers from the Presbyterian church, and local friends expressed deep sympathy. A separate blurb mentions Dr. H Howser and family visiting before relocating to Circleville to run a five and ten cent store.
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Cka Laundry
Boston Piano and Organ Company
Prosper C. Raver
Emma Sansler
Keene
S. T. Elliott
Ed Porter
T. P Chamberlin
Howard Robinson
Carrie Elliott
Riiem
John Endsley
Tom Carr
Hicksville
H. Howser
Millersboro
Circleville
Roger Love in Vail plant injury shows slow improvement
Report from Roger Love's bedside says his left arm, badly broken, is improving with splints applied Wednesday. Doctors describe conditions for saving the limb as more hopeful, though he spent a restless night.
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Roger Love
Vail
Franklin's 200th Birth Anniversary Celebrated in Philadelphia
Philadelphia marks the 200th birthday of Benjamin Franklin with a citywide commemoration. Public schools churches and many institutions unite to honor the renowned philosopher and civic leader.
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Philadelphia
Benjamin Franklin
Eyontdin
Health First Then Wealth, Lose Indigestion with Pills
An advertisement touts Dr Jackson's Digestive and Liver Powders as a remedy for indigestion and related ailments. It claims to support digestion, increase appetite, and improve health and happiness, urging use over dieting and offering prices of 50 cents and 1.00. It promises to assist nature and avoid harmful habits.
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Nature
Jackson
Dr. Jackson
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Daytona
Imperial
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New Baby List
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South Seventh Street
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Smith
Mapel
Buddy Kip
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Vance Nudkérg
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Bureau of Supervision and Inspection of Public Offices
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