Porch Party Honors Evansville and Mauch Chunk Guests
A Tuesday porch party hosted by Mrs. H. B. Hay at Walnut Street celebrated Miss Elizabeth Meiggs of Evansville Indiana and Miss Helen Ross of Mauchchunk Pennsylvania, with guests including local society figures and a musical program followed by games and a repast. Counterfeit gold used in printing and framing is common and can be distinguished by a broken private neck stamp on genuine Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters bottles. In Steubenville two hundred Marties Paper Mills workers struck over a non union operator being hired to operate a paper machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Hay
Welnut Street
Elizabeth Meiggs
Evansville
Ind
Forbes
Helen Ross
Mauchchunk Pa
Edna Hay
Hay
J. P. Forbes
George A. Hay
James
Brooke
Flinch
Pedro
Mary
Rosalié James
Shirley
Nellie Fisher
Mayme Custer
Eleanor Brooke
Lucy Beach
Edith MecNaughton
Georgia Voorhees
Kate Temple
Mary Ricketts
Mary Graham
Agnes Carton
Clara Fribley
New Philadelphia
Sinclair
Philadelphia
Steubenville, O
Marties Paper Mills
Appointment of Administrator Estate of John Leatherow
Notice is given that Clifford H Magruder has been appointed and qualified as administrator with the will annexed of the estate of John Leatherow, deceased, late of Coshoc ton county, Ohio. June 380th, 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Leatherow
Coshocton County
Ohio
Clifford H Magruder
Admr
Superintendent Resigns From Coshocton Light & Heating
Frank F Smith resigns after a year as superintendent of Coshocton Light and Heating Company. The vacancy remains open. D. O Thompson is in Cincinnati on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank F Smith
Coshocton Light & Heating Company
D. O Thompson
Cincinnati
Miona tablets advertised across the continent
A Compton California reader sent a letter to druggist C. E. Anderson praising the Miona tablets advertised in the Coshocton Daily Age. The sender credited the paper's advertising as the trigger for contacting Anderson and ordering a box. The notice promotes continued advertising in the Daily Age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Age
C. E. Anderson
Compton
California
Coshocton
Carnegie Library Adds Club Room for Coshocton Women
The new Carnegie library will include a dedicated club room for sessions of Coshocton ladies clubs and other women’s organizations. The board, praised for its foresight, announces the feature as a modern benefit for the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Library
Coshocton
Will Camp at Hiawatha for Baptist Assembly
A group of twenty will camp at Hiawatha Park for the Baptist Assembly from July 20 to 30. Six tents will be used. The list of travelers includes Rev J Ebersole and wife, B A McGinnis and wife, Bert Denman and son, D G Whittemore and daughter, O P McGinnis and Mary McGinnis, Mrs W H Dickey, Carl Hay and Henry Robson, Lucy Smith and daughters Lora and Zora, Elizabeth Wilson, and Grace Hanks. Some depart Monday, others Tuesday. Carnes pitched well for Coshocton in a Shamrocks win, growing stronger each inning with eight chances fielded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiawatha
Hiawatha Park
J. Ebersole
B. A. McGinnis
Bert Denman
Francis
D. G Whittemore
Nellie
O. P. McGinnis
Carnes
Mt. Vernon
Coshocton
Shamrocks
New Positions Made By Local Grocers And Obituary
Arthur Neal joins Barecroft's grocery. George Williams, ex Barecroft employee, takes a post at New Moscow. Miss Neva Prince of Zanesville begins work at Ed McCabe's frit store. Augusta Me July 15 widow of Plumed Knight dies at the old homestead Mrs Jas G Blaine dies today appraised in Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Neal
Barecroft
George Williams
Barcroft’s
New Moscow
Miss Neva Prince
Zanesville
Ed McCabe
Frit
Plumed Knight
Augusta
Jas G Blaine
Library Site Picked on Beach Property for New Carnegie
The city council fixed the L. K. Beach lot at Chestnut and Fourth for the new Carnegie library at 5212 by 106 feet, paying $2400. The library board will seek $15000 from Carnegie. prior votes and private sessions narrowed options from several properties and the Beach site won on multiple ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. K. Beach
Chestnut and
Fourth Streets
Chestnut Street
Charles Smith
Beach
Library
Carnegie
J. C Fisher
K. K Beard
Stewart Sisters
W. J Stewart
L. K Beach
W W W. Cantwell
Howard Robinson
W. J. Stewart
I K. Beach
Library Board
L K Beach
Messrs Crawford
Denver
Waisenburg
Weisner
Post office graft allegations surface in federal grand jury
Washington July 15 The federal grand jury is examining post office cases of broad interest as Postmaster General Payne departs on a coast cruise. Charges against Railway Mail Service official John Masten are investigated after an affidavit by Terry alleging payoffs to regain a position. The case involves prior removal from the dead letter office and disputed affidavits.
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Age
Washington
Federal Grand Jury
Payne
George A. C. Christians
Tyner
Revenue Cutter
Boston
Maine
General Manifolding
Franklin
William Landvoigt
Postmaster General
Masten
John M. Masten
Railway Mail Service
Terry
Postal Service
Johnson
Civil Service Commission
Open Letter Advocates Dodd's Kidney Pills for Aged Care
Bellflower Missouri July 16 Mr G V Behrer writes to all men and women urging Dodd's Kidney Pills for kidney and urinary troubles common in the aged He says he suffered years with kidney issues woke many times at night tried many remedies none helped until reading Dodd's Almanac and using the pills He claims quick relief and lasting health at age 84 confirming the remedy's effectiveness for him and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellflower
G. V. Behrer
Dodd
Mr. Behrer
Fire Laddies Start for Toronto Convention
The trio of firemen led by Chief Lightell depart Tuesday night with representatives from three city companies to attend a Toronto convention and tournament this week. Travelers include Jeorge Pharion Joseph Bixler W B Miller G Bordenkircher G Retzler J Crawford H Lorenz J C Merrell and Harry Torn of Nos 1 2 and 3. They expect to return Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lightell
Toronto
Jeorge C. Pharion
Joseph Bixler
W. B Miller
G. Bordenkircher
G. Retzler
J. Crawford
H. Lorenz
J. C. Merrell
Harry Torn
Notice of Attachment in Ohio Case
Tammy A Neighbor sues Charles E Crint before Justice T W Cuthbertson in Oxford township Castiocton county Ohio. An order of attachment for eight dollars issued June 7 1903. Lucy A Neighbor Isleta June 21 1903. Ames Sinclair of Philadelphia visiting Miss Rosalie James on Main street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tammy A. Neighbor
Charles E .Crint
T. W. Cuthbertson
Oxford Township
Castiocton County
Ohio
Lucy A. Neighbor
Isleta
Miss Ames Sinclair
Philadelphia
Rosalie James
Main Street
Indians Still the County Champions in Coshocton
The Coshocton Indians defeated the Coshocton Athletic Club 2 to 1 in seven innings at Riverside Tuesday to retain the Coshocton county title. Wells pitched a superb game striking out ten, while Ricketts for the Athletics struggled with a knee and weak support at bat. The crowd found the contest intensely interesting as three evenly matched teams vie for the title with another game scheduled Thursday at 5 30 with Wells and Sherer on the mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Athletic Club
Wells
Indians
Ricketts
Jake Sherrer
Botanic Blood Balm Promises Cure All Malignant Ailments
An advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a universal remedy for blood poison cancer ulcers eczema carbuncles and more. It claims to heal sores stop pain reduce swelling and improve digestion via a free sample offer and medical advice from the Blood Balm Co Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blood Balm Co
Atlanta
Anderson
Forbestock
Allen's Foot-case promised relief for many foot ailments
The advertisement claims Allen's Foot-case cures painful feet, growing nails, corns and bunions, eases tight shoes, stops sweating and callouses, and relieves tired feet. It sells in druggists and shoe stores with a trial package free by mail for 25 cents in stamps to Allen S. Olmstead, Le Roy, N.Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Mall
Allen S. Olmstead
le Roy
M. Y
Tax extension ends July 10 with penalties after
The Treasurer W. H. Williams announces the June tax deadline is extended to July 10. After that date all unpaid taxes incur a penalty. Joshua Kuhn, Warsaw horse dealer, will visit Stevenson's feed barn every Saturday to buy and sell horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Williams
Joshua Kuhn
Warsaw
Stevenson's
Bern
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Bradfield Regulator Co
Life Plant? CO
Canton
McCurdy
Crawford
Library Committee
Ritchie and Roche
Fourth Street
Elizabeth Ross
Walnut Street
Wisen
Hahn
Crawfort
Wisenburg
Wimmer
Fred Wagner
Pharion
Fire Department
Police
Fire
Market Place
Wilsenburg
Craig
Board of Public Service
Moses
Raiff
Anthony Weaver
Levi Wiliams
Cheastnut Street
Emily Crowell
McCurry
J. C. Adams
Coshocton Gas ‘Company
Finance Committee
Louisville
Wiles Grocery Co
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