Women Assume Charge Of Church Services In Coshocton
The Grace M. E. church in Coshocton hosted an evening service led by the city’s women clubs. Miss Louise Glover read a paper on Bible study for women, praising religion and education, highlighting the Bible as the greatest literary gem and urging clubwomen to deepen their knowledge of its history and beauty. The program drew a large congregation in the new auditorium.
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Louise Glover
New Century Club
Grace M. EB. Church
House of God
Charles Dudley Warner
Anniversary of Parson Hunts First Coshocton Sermon
Sunday July 12 marked the forty seventh anniversary of the first sermon preached in Coshocton by Rev William E Hunt, the local clergy patriarch. He married 1 287 couples and officiated at 598 funerals over a long city career. His last sermon was on the last Sunday of March 1991. Hunt is regarded as adeep thinker and his Coshocton county history is a notable work.
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Coshocton
William E. Hunt
Mr. Hunt
Ohio
Mr Hunt
Coshocton County
Bluffton
Ind
John Terrell
Petroleum
Melvin Wolfe
Wolfe
Terrel
Fiend in Cell Attacks Attorney Trying to Save Him
Fiend in a cell attacked attorney Robert Jordan during a visit to prevent a death sentence. Jordan was dragged, throat gripped, and beaten. Lee, awaiting execution for killing his sweetheart Lillie May Suttles, claimed to kill the lawyer after declaring “To kill you.” Jordan was hospitalized with severe injuries.
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Fiend
Attorney
Atlanta
Robert Jordan
Millard Lee
Lee
Jordan
Big strike is settled in New York returns to work
Twenty thousand skilled mechanics returned to work under modified plans with the employers association. Thirty more will return Wednesday. The terms abolish walking delegates and refer all disputes to a joint board of arbitration. John Hall raised 1000 bushels of wheat on thirty five acres.
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Age
New York
Employers’ Association
Board of Arbitration
Byron L. Barger Considered for Fourth Regiment Colonel
At a Fourth Regiment Virginia National Guard meeting officers voted to formally request former Lieutenant Colonel Byron L. Barger to accept the colonel post. He is famed in his former home of Co shoction and enjoys broad popularity, though business commitments may prevent acceptance.
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Va. N. G
Cmse
Byron L. Barger
Newark Jail Flight of Fugitives Shocks City
Three prisoners Harrington McLaughlin and Woods escaped from Newark county jail Saturday afternoon after breaking through bathroom fastenings and slipping to the corridor and then the exterior. A crowd gathered as officers recaptured McLaughlin and Harrington within minutes, while Woods remained at large.
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Age
Newark, O
Jamison
Harrington
Woods
McLaughlin
Costley
Hager
Carroll
Shadow at the Pontiff Bed Deepens During Illness
Rome reports the Pope’s illness may end on Thursday, the Carmelite Madonna’s feast day. He experiences dizziness and confusion, and a shadow near his bed prompts calls for Pro Centra. Doctors fear dissolving conditions as urine components appear abnormal. Cardinal Rampolla notes no progressive amelioration. Local Romans seek full disclosure, with Neapolitans turning to St Gennaro for aid.
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Age
Rome
Pius, IX
Leo XIII
Gennaro
Murderer claims Coshocton home as Greensburg arrest sparks mob scene
Charles Cruber, or Kruger, allegedly resident of Coshocton, is jailed in Greensburg Pa for murdering a constable. A mob formed after a daylong chase but sheriff's posse restrained them. Cruber, with prior prison time in Pittsburgh, gave Coshocton as his home. locals deny knowing him.
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Charles Cruber
Coshocton
Greensburg
Cruher
Cruger
Pittsburg
Kruger
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