Dedication of Coshocton Masonic Lodge Quarters
Masons of Coshocton celebrated the dedication of their new lodge quarters with installation of officers. Grand Master FE L Lybarger led the ceremony with grand officers from Akron Kenton Cincinnati and Newark present. Mrs Kerlin sang and a sextet performed as W H Robinson Jr traced Masonry history in Coshocton County. The hall was crowded for the afternoon event.
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Otheers
Cushocton
FE. L. Lybarger
Spring Mountain
Frank Barman
Akron
W. A. Belt. Kenton
J. H. Bromwell
Cincinnati
L. B. Shaus
Newark
O.S
Grimsley
Grand Lodge
Coshocton Lodge
Harry’ Kerlin
Juha Kerlin
Mary Mortley
Gedmana Voorhees
Sue
Man
Cushoeton Lodge
Doctor Belt
Kenton
Lybarger
Cushoeton
Hop. J. P. Forbes. Ie
O. S. P. Grimsley
Sligo
William Cunningham
Banquet marks Grand Lodge gathering in Coshocton
After 6 30 o clock officers of the Grand Lodge gathered at Coshucton lodge to welcome guests. General Libarger was introduced and honored. The armory banquet featured china flowers and Coshocton hospitality organized by mothers wives and sisters of Masons with 300 attendees. Grand Master E L Lybarver and other officers were present as C B McCoy presided.
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Grand Lodge
Coshucton Lodge
Anterernais
Coshocton
Libarger
Grimsley
C. B. McCox
E. L. Lybarver
J. H. Bromwell
Mr. McCoy
Masvan
Grand Lodge Of Ohio Honors Masonic Leader In Coshocton
The speaker notes the high honor for Coshocton county as the Grand Lodge of Ohio offers its best time in history. General E L Lybarger is introduced as the worthy recipient, praised for loyalty and earnestness in Masonry and civic virtue. A humorous remark underscores the esteem in which the honoree is held.
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Coshocton County
Grand Lodge of
Ohio
Mst
E. L. Lybarger
General Lybarger’s Speech On Masonry’s Modern Role
The speaker outlines Masonry’s ancient roots and its present aims. He emphasizes the Holy Bible the square and compass as core lights and defends Masonry as benevolent secretive but open to all faithful men. He cautions against bigotry while praising Masonry as a progressive force guided by God and loyalty to government.
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Sulumun
Tubalcain
Thesuor
The Spirit of Masonry and Its Great Work
SETH C. DUNCAN extols Free Masonry as selfless in service, detailing its aims to visit the sick relieve the distressed bury the dead and educate the orphan. He lauds the order for charity virtue and brotherhood while noting human faults and the need to raise moral standards among members. The address ends with praise for Grand Master and acknowledgment of lodge hospitality and ladies.
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Masons
Eve Aither
Ap Farth
Mominiiy
Cruzilenesis
Mao Brother
Moses
Joshua
Aholihah
Pezalus
Brotherhood
Grand Lodge of the Universe
Fraternity Spirit Prompts Wry Applause At Banquet
Audience responds with loud applause as members reaffirm pride in their fraternity and its timeless design. The brief moment captures ceremonial sentiment and a sense of unity among attendees.
Masonry as World Brotherhood and Charity
Rev C N Pullen speaks to a Toastmasters audience praising Masonry as a worldwide brotherhood that promotes arbitration over war. He argues charity should flow from heart and family, not legal aid, and lauds Masonry for fostering love, unity, and fellowship, condemning pauperism and endorsing the temple of brotherly kindness.
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Toastmaster
First Impressions of Coshocton by Grand Master Bromwell
Hon J H Bromwell speaks as Worshipful Grand Master to Coshocton lodge. He notes Masonry broadens with world progress and praises Ohio Grand Lodge growth from six lodges to many towns. He touts charity work and the Grand Master’s visit as a signal of unity, thanking attendees amid applause.
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Toasticaster
Coshocton
Simmon
Congress
Grand Lodge of
Ohi
Grand Lodge i
Great
Busi O Incorporation
Aolt
Cits
Sears
Wyhans
Spongneld
Luere
Olina
Langton
Leonwratwate
Nur Coord
Grand Lodge
Saoeton
Pant
Land Lodge
Speakers Refused to Talk Long When It Began to Grow Late
Deputy Grand Master Frank Har refused to extend remarks as crowd grew late. The gathering, likely a fraternal or ceremonial event, aimed to conclude with brief statements and orderly dismissal.
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Frank Har
Dwyer Makes Marriage to Miss Claire Chase
The Baton records the marriage of David G. Dwyer son of Col. J. W. Dwyer to Miss Claire Nettie Chase. Dwyer, long known for integrity and service, has held prominent posts including cattle-range manager, banker, and current city clerk at Ra on. The ceremony was by Rev. F. Lonsdale, and the couple reside at the Doyer home.
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N. Mer
David G. Dwyer
Col
J. W. Dwyer
New York Law Suggests Hoo Joseph DL Myers for Governor Nomination
The New York Law points to Hoo Joseph DL Myers of the Coshacton district as the Democrats’ suitable gubernatorial nominee. The senator praises Lite senator for his Roman courage in a walk from Coshacton to the shar y capitol, suggesting it would fit him for the arduous path of an abernatorial candidacy.
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New York
Hoo Joseph DL. Myers
Coshacton
Sen
Man Injured In Train Yard Car Incident
Newspaper notes a yard incident involving Jason Cotter driving an express wagon and an east bound freight near Vian Street crossing. Details are fragmentary with scattered names and places including Knox County court action by Paul Th. Lagsdon seeking 3500 dollars after losing a thumb while aiding to place a car on track.
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Jason Cotter
Vian Street
Amd
Paul Th. Lagsdon
Common Pleas Court
Knox County
Washonding Valley Railroad
Dr Blackburn Dies After Farm Accident Near Roscoe
Dr. B C Blackburn a leading citizen dies after hog wagon accident on his Roscoe area farm. He suffered fatal injuries when wagon neck yoke became trapped and wheels passed over him while he tried to restrain a hopping hog. He was 72, survived by wife and daughter.
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B. C.blackburn
Roscoe
Dr. Blackburn
Ife
Blackburn
Tuscarawas County
Coshucton County
Bishop
Nenia
Edward le Retilley
Jumped From Freight At Crossing Injures Youth
Charley Lif aged 18 came here Saturday from Pan Handle crossing and leaped from a fast freight at the crossing. He was thrown to the ground, striking his head on a short piece of wood. One boy walked home with a bleeding face. Doctor Marshall treated the wounds this morning.
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Charley Lif
Pan Handle Crossing
Liff
Ile
Groomna
Re. Wdnegsciuds
Marshall
Coshocton Novelty Company Receives New Delaware Charter
A charter issued under Delaware law at Dover licenses Coshocton Novelty Adventing Company with capitalization of 12340. The firm plans to double business and capital, selling common and preferred stock, some already taken. A new plant force is expanding with plans to add departments as arrangements complete. Prospects described as bright amid favorable conditions.
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Coshocton
Clergy Men's Tickets Change To Coupon System
Clergymen now receive annual permits with a new coupon system. Previously a card served as an annual pass and was shared by friends. To curb misuse, a book of 100 coupons has been issued, each valid for a half rate in one direction.
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New
Orras
Seth C. Duncan
Uing
Bruthberborl
Henseev
C.N. Pullen
Brotherhood of Masonry
Dave Dwyer
Benedict
Hinself
Torezoff
Bed Daushier
Tae
Trrene
Hwam
Dr.blackburn
Linge
Charley Liff
Fan Paigle Crossing
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