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Newspaper

Coshocton Age

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1900

Page

16

The Call From India Relief Appeal Through The Age

The Ace in Cushocton will run an India famine relief appeal organized by The Christian Herald and the interdenominational committee. Funds sent to The Age will be forwarded to India to aid 30,000,000 starving people with urgent relief efforts amid famine, disease, and widespread death.

India Acre Cushocton Christian Herald Interdenominational Committee Ace United States Sam

Boyd Hunt Wedding Ties Pittsburg and City

Arthur W. Boyd of Pittsburg and Miss Annie Alice Hunt of this city wed at the Presbyterian parsonage with Rev. Wm. E. Hunt officiating. The couple will tour Buffalo Montreal Boston Lake George and New York before settling on Superior avenue Allegheny after July 1.

Arthur W. Boyd Pittsburg Annie Alice Hunt Presbyterian Wm. E. Hunt Columbus Buffalo St. Lawrence Montreal Boston Lake George Lake Champlain New York Baltimore Superior Avenue Allegheny

Pullen Resigns Trinity Parish Rectorate for New Work

Rev. C. M. Pullen has been called to new work and will resign as rector of Trinity parish. He has served since last summer and helped purchase the Walnut and Eighth streets property for a planned new church, now abandoned and for sale. Bishop Leonard may appoint a lay reader to oversee the congregation until a new rector is chosen.

C. M- Pullen Trinity Parish

Kitchen Shower Honors Miss Charlotte Rose

Miss Charlotte Rose was guest of honor at a kitchen shower hosted by Miss Nellie Fisher. About thirty guests attended as Phylis Rose pulled a wagon piled high with kitchen utensils, then gifts were handed to the honoree. Refreshments followed and Miss Fisher was praised for her hosting.

Charlotte Rose Nellie Fisher

Neighborhood Excitement as Missing Child Is Found

On June 14 neighbors learned a child of Mrs. Margaret Bush had gone to visit Mrs. Stafford a mile away. A messenger woke men and a field search followed. The child was found an hour later, resting under an apple tree near her home. The scene left a lasting impression on all who helped.

Mohawick

Mobley Arrested for Child Support and Desertion

James Mobley living near Hard Scrabble was arrested Saturday evening by Chief Maple on a complaint by his wife Mrs Mobley for not supporting their child. He pleaded guilty at a hearing before Squire D H Monday and was sentenced to two days in jail, suspended on proof of living with his wife and support. It emerged he had deserted his wife before the child was born and contributed nothing.

James Mobley Hardscrabbe Maple Mobley West Lafayette

Business Men's Picnic Excursion Draws Coshocton Interest

The annual business men's outing grows in popularity in Coshocton with Olentangy Park near Columbus named as this year's destination. The excursion portion benefits the public library, a source of community pride for Greater Coshocton.

Coshocton Olentangy Park Columbus Beneft Coshociom

Steam Engineers license notice in district offices

In district 8 at Los Tas, Colgocton, a notice calls for steam engine license applicants. Names Morgan, Allen, and Fulgeld appear among the applicants. The licensing authority invites individuals or officers to apply with a government examiner in Dover for the 2 states.

Los Tasatayas Colgocton Muskinguz Crivernse Menrest Washington Morgan Vet Allens Fulgeld Ugiv Ier Dover Ju. H Aistricr

Growing Tribe Initiates 24 In Walnut Street Meeting

The tribe of Ben Dur held a meeting in the Almack building on Walnut street Tuesday evening. Twenty four new members were initiated. Lunch was served and the evening was pleasant.

Tribe of Ben Dur Almack Building Walnut Street

Spanish War Veterans Hold Armory Meeting and Muster Officers

A Spanish American War veterans meeting was held at the armory on Wednesday evening. Marty Hack was named mustering officer with a twelve member company. Officers elected include Captain Harry Hack and Lieutenants Phillip Harder and C W Carpenter, adjutant Frank T Markley, quartermaster Carl R Herbig, and sergeant of the guard Will M Compton.

Armory Ball Marty Hack Harry Hack Phillip Harder C. W. Carpenter Frank T. Markley Carl R. Herbig Will M. Compton Harvey Courtright Charles W. Carpenter Eugene Lavery Frank Markler McKinley

Tickets Via Washington for Republican National Convention Excursions

Tickets will be sold by Pennsylvania lines for two excursion routes to Philadelphia for the Republican National Convention. One route direct, the other via Washington with a stopover allowed in the capital. Fare is identical for both, and ticket agents should be consulted for details. List of unclaimed letters at Coshocton Ohio post office for week ending June 21 includes several names and requests claimants to indicate advertised with the date.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania Washington National Capital Pennsylvania Times Coshocton Ohio Mary Baker Lizzie Cooper Maude Halfinger W. K. Richardson Daisy Stanhope Jan Cunningham P. Edwards James Endsley Hollie Golden Alva Mayer Andy Rice C. R. Sharples W. Louis Porter

Saturd will chance tqf see no work at the .r.

The note reports uncertainty about work availability on Saturday and mentions a store stocking worms, but the message is garbled with missing context and unclear details.

Saturd The

Chretien County Society Plans Building and Fence Projects

The Chretien County Agricultural Society seeks bids to relocate four buildings, erect 1409 feet or more of plexet fence, and construct two new barns. Plans and specifications are available via the secretary at the corner of Fourth and Marin Streets. Bids for moving and fencing due by noon Saturday June 16, and bids for new barns due by noon Saturday June 3. Robert Boyg, Secy. &21.

Chretien County Agricultural Society Fourth Marin Rovert Boyg

Cassingham Nominated After Turbulent Ohio Convention

At the Seventeenth district Democratic convention in Newark Ohio John W Cassingham of Coshocton won the nomination after 43 ballots and a tight race with incumbent John A McDowell McDowell carried votes from Licking Tuscarawas Wayne and other counties while Tuscarawas had no single candidate The convention featured turbulent scenes and ended with Cassingham leading and delegates instructed for Breen.

Newark John W. Cassingham Coshocton Congress Cassingham John A. McDowell Cosbucton County Hulves McDowell Pomerene Stillwell Holmes Eshelman Wayne Mitchell Tuscarawas Orton Taylor Miller Licking F. E. Pomerene Holmes County J. A Wayne County

Democratic County Convention Opens in New Cambridge Opera House

June 14 noon at the old opera house in Newanra the convention was called to order by W H McCabe chairman of the congressional committee. W R Pomerene was named temporary chair and praised Columbus platform while warning the money question as central. J J Murphy filled temporary secretary role in illness absence. Cushocton county listed its committee representatives and the body adjourned to meet again at the court house after preliminary work.

T. Roche Coshoc- Low County J. W. Cassingham B. Bailey Holmes John A. McDowell G W. Miller E. M. P. Brister Licking Waldo Taylor Young Fitzgibbon Newark E. B Eshelman Wayne McClarron Wellington Stillwell Millersburg McDowell Licking County Newanra Opera House W.h.mccabe Congressional Committee McCabe W. R. Pomerene Pomerene Columbus Congress Scolars Ilness J. J. Murphy J. CC. Fisher Cushocton County Fllows C. A. Plats G. 5 Caton F.C. Adama T. J. Hanley J. C. Fisher W. H. McCabe TP Averack Court House

Convention reconvenes with no competing delegations

The session in Yewanik on June 14 at 2 p.m. proceeds with no contesting delegations. Judge J. N. Mitchell chairs the committee on permanent organs as the convention reconvenes for special business.

Yewanik J. N. Mitchell Committee On

starving india offerings sent to famine sufferers

The article lists offerings from Crawford store, The Age, Novelty Advertising Co, A L Matthews, Anonymous, and D u Whittemore totaling amounts to aid famine victims in India. Tax Ace is designated by the Christian Herald to receive donations and forward them to India via the Herald.

Crawford Store the Age Novelty Advertising Co A.L. Matthews D.u. Whittemore Tags Ags India Tax Ace Christian Herald

Two strange horses found on Chestnutstreet farm

J. J. Baker of Chestnut street reports two unusual horses on his Bethlehem township barn, moved by West Bandles the tenant who claimed they were taken from a wheat fight and led to a pasture. The path to the field crosses a towpath and bridge and may indicate theft.

J. J. Baker Chestnutstreet Bethlehem Township Mr. Baker West Bandles

Complicated Case Involves Real Estate Lien And Judgment

Ira S. Bell sues John F. Dickey Home Building and Dean Co E G Adams and E C Gleason in common pleas Over a May 1 1900 judgment of 5 30 and costs 4 3 Bell seeks to foreclose on 36 28 acres in Jackson township claiming rein on the property by Adams Gleason The petition asks to set up claims or bar them and to have the property sold with liens resolved and paid

Ira S. Bell Common Pleas John F. Dickey Home Building & Dean Company E G. Adams E. C. Gleason Bell Dickey Squire C. Mferguson Jackson Township Home Building & Loan Company Adams Beil

Wool buyers seek deposits at Coshocton firm

The firm Cosmocrox Co of Coshocton Ohio offers to pay top market prices for wool and accepts deposits with flexible amounts. The Home Building Loan & Savings Company guarantees interest on deposits and extends Saturday evening hours from seven to eight for depositor convenience.

Loan & Savings Company W. A. Himebaugh Dliaw

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Spade T Boyd—Hunt Presbyterian Parsonage Ralph Harbison Pitisbuns Mabel Waggoner Mae Hartchinson Mary James Carrie Hunt Charles Hunt William Williams C. B. Bunt Presbyterian Church Lenore Coe Iva McCer That Montgomery Hamilton Stewart Montford Custer Larry Flotto Tom Morris Wbrarria Bad Pittson Boyd Wm. E Finns Cosbocton J. W. Boyd PB. Harbison Stevenson Miss Stevenson Fittsburg C. M. Pullen Trinity Episcopal Church St Paul Chris itegMi CB. McCoy Biss J. A. McDowell Wis Bown Coshocton County Main Street O. T Newspapre Bae
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