Local notices and events fill Coshocton page
Local notices report church events and meetings next Sunday at 10:30 led by Pastor E. B. Dollison. Other items note tax deadlines extended to July 15, a men’s club sale in Court House Park, and community fundraisers including ice cream sales and lawn fetes. Also reported are a fatal train incident near Frazersburg, legal cases, and campaign organization details for Coshocton county Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P
Dollison
William BR. Marnarr
Kidnay
Catron
U. B
Court House Park
Callahan & Noble
Noble
Buaingass
Universal Brotherhood Lodge
McDonald House
the Baptists Church
Waite
McDowell Bros
Patrick Dunn
New
Philadelphia
Keene
Tas Baptist Young People's Union of the First Baptist Church
Court House Square
Coshocton
Cole-Lear Nuptials in Orangeville Celebrated at Home
The marriage of Mies Clara Lear to Dr J Wesley Cole of Baltimore Md was held Tuesday at 8 pm at the bride’s parents home in Orangeville. Rev A N Craft performed the ceremony in the presence of about two dozen relatives and friends. A reception followed with many delicacies and the bride received valuable presents. In about a week the couple will move to Baltimore where the doctor will resume his practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. E. Hunt
Amity Church Cemetery
Robert E. Graham
Clarke Vicinity
Columbia
Medical College of
That Place
Clarka
Berlin
Germany
New York
Wood's Hall
Coshocton
Mies Clara Lear
J. Wesley Cole
Baltimore
Bnbe
Orangeville
A. N. Craft
D. D
Opening of Port Park by Rose Brothers near Coshocton
The Rose Brothers create a clean grove between Coshocton and Roscoe called Port Park and plan regular moral outdoor entertainment. They have secured the resort name Point Park and will invest to make it a pleasant place for happy hours. A grand fireworks display and features are planned for the July night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Park
Rose Brothers
Coshocton
Roscoe
Point Fark
Change In Race Meeting at Coshocton Driv ing Club
The Coshocton Driving Club sets the race meeting for July 4 with no events on July 5. Three races are scheduled that day at 3 00, 2 33 trot and 2 30 pace. The Firemen Tournament will be held the same day in connection with the races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Stoneda Railroad Train Rowdies Bound Over After Ejection
Judson Powelson Hiram Stottz and a Franklin township man named Day refused to pay fares on a south bound C C & 8 train. They were ejected at the Y and stones thrown at windows. All three arrested and given a mayoral hearing. Bound over to court on charges of stopping a train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson Powelson
Hiram Stottz
Day
Franklin Township
C. C
Feat
Powelson
Stottz
Coshocton Republicans name McKinley Foraker ticket in big convention
Coshocton County Republicans held a packed Opera House convention with 304 delegates. McKinley for president and Foraker for U S senator were endorsed along with a strong ticket for county offices. The gathering featured contests for seven nominations, debates on rules and organization, and unanimous adoption of resolutions condemning Democratic policy while reaffirming Republican platforms.
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Central Committee
M. Smith
J. K. Johnson
Johnson
George A. Hay
S. Roe Robinson
Robert Boyd
W. H. Crawford
A. M. Henderson
C. B. McCoy
Joseph Martin
Lewis H. Lee
Hays
W. A. Himebaugh
Seth M. Snyder
Himebaugh
Buemneas
Corshocton County
Republican Party
Reso
Coshoaton County
Congress
Wiliam McKinley
J. B. Foraker
Allie
U. E
Brice
Resouyep
Adapt—Bobart T. Leech
Bakersville
Bertard—J
Tredway
Tunnel Hill
Bethlehon
J. G. Barnham
Warcaw
Clark
A.J Weatherwax
Blisfield
Crawford
Moses Miner
Chit
Franklin
H H. Wagoner
Wille Crook
Jackson
Daniel Winklepleck
Rosas
Jeferson
W. B. McGlure
Warsaw
Keene
W. W. Bachtel
Keens Lafayetts
D. R.culbertson
Lafayette
Linten
N M Basset
Plainfeld
Mil Creek
R.scott Rudaley
Clarks
Monroe
W.H. McNeal
Spring Mountain
New Castle
A.J. Gartieon
New Oastle
Oxford
M. J. Rehard
Islete
Ferry
Charles F. Cullison
New Guilford
Pike—A D. Freaton
Cariisie Tiverton
B. Brikkart
Tiverton
Tuscarawan
W. M. Gouth
Coshecton
K.jolones Coshecton
Joseph Wheenburgh
Goshewton
Martin
Coshocten
Virginia
James Scott
Adamx Mille
Wauhington
G. W. Cooper
Cooperdale
Wilte Eyes
L. N. Brown
Avondale
Warsaw and Pintburg News Suspends Fireworks Ban
Local notices report a July 4th fireworks display planned in Coshocton and Point Park with a repeal of the city ordinance against selling fireworks. Promotions for races, a Firemen's Tournament, and a fireworks showcase are advertised with schedules and vendor details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy C. Robinson
Gay C. Robinson
Opera House
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Ladies of the Canal
Nathan Price
Jackson Township
George W.‘Nasker
Joseph Burrell
St. L
J/Bbilly
C.C
Joan Anderson
Panhandle
Frazersburg
Nn Oracle
Our
Cole-Lear Nuptiala
Stoneda
Coshocton County
McKinley
Foraker
Rules and Order OF Business
E. Z. Hays
George Hill
J. J. Rose
Joseph Richie
G. C. Ferrel
W. 8. Miller
T. J. Platt
J. M. Compton
R. W. Daugherty
J. K. Johagen
Co. P. Metham
J. M. Carhart
T. J. Cook
Flimebaugh
Capt. Hays
J. K. Johcann
Committee On Permanent Organization
John M. Compton
James Glenn
C.C. Hinkle
Daniel Winkle- Pisch
Glenn
Winklepleck
Matthew Crawford
McNeal
William Goraline
T. W. Culbertson
Culbertson
W. B. McClaore
Ed. L. Robinson
R.C. Edwards
Georges W. Cooper
Cooper
Robinson
Sheri
Goraeline
Treconamer
Mr. Johnson
Meek
H.T. Wheeler
Martin Wolford
D. BR. Culbertson
W. H Crawford
James Davis
T. Elliott
J. A. Randiea
Calvia
Simmons
Davie
Walford
Rendles
Wolford
Davia
Mr. Crawford
Elmer Barrett
David W. Johnston
Miller
W. W. Bechtel
J. W. Gardner
John D. Cooper
Johnston
Bechtel
George A. Hays
Wemanks
Capt
Joshoates
Repub Ncan
Belore
Bat
Uns
Democratic Party
Waare
Republcan Party
Coxhoctaw County
Denese
Rapeat
Calvin
Pitteborg
Jim Hagens
Selo
A. Stromo
J. B. Zuck
W. B. Shrimplin
Wm. Myers
Jacob Funk
Lyman Taylor
Ppy
Sturgeon Cochran
Pittsburg
Agnes Burns
Lanning
Xenia
Dennison
Junction City
Ohio
J. B.deedway
Pictuburg
W. A. Carlisle
Newton Palls
Win, Tuha
Boston
Ed. H. Kipp
Wallsburg, W. Va
Vishilog
W. H. Bachart
Uese Dai
Toe
Hlesner
Marietta
Mr. Caldwell
Tittaburg
W. P
G. F. Willams
Gambier
W. C. Frew
George W. Henderson
Barnesville
A.M. Shor
Wm. Rogers
Glowcaster
Mercer
Fred Slemilton
Apa
Dresden Transcript
Laurenes Nobin
Clayxville
Mary Gear
Cleveland
Charles Spangler
Newark
C. B H. Melise
Columbus School Supply House
W. 1. Webb
Mise Laura Wanton
New Philadelphia
A. H. Lyle
Sibley
James Stewart
Claudia Baker
Delaware University
Frank D. Dilover
B. E. Winnlow
Canton
Secoun
Mattie Goreper
George M. Gray
Iile Mary
Several
Oaks
Claysville
Fred Timmons
Will ‘Timmons
Newcomerstown
Ed. B. Snadar
Yeaterday
A. S. Caton
Cosheston
Camp Meating Association
Horn
Chattanooga
Tenn
Mt. Vernett
Nora Jacobs
Carria Fitch
Lena Cooper
Mast Ead
Newark Tribune
Speckman
Harnson Courtwright
N. McGlure
Keene, C
Walhending
Ashing
Mammoth Cave
Chickamauga
Lookout Mountain
Missionary Ridge
K. H W. Kipp
Wellsburg
W. Ve
D. L. Miskimen
Tin City
Minnie Rodgers
Coshooton
Clem Pollock
Baby
New York City
M. Yingling
Cambridge
Ummer
C. C. Erwin
James W. Chaney
Catharine
G. Schoonover
R. R
Point Park
Fair Ground
Fire Company
Picumen
Smith’s Drug and Book Store
Bret Entertainment
Ewings
Volpater Firemen
George Elliott
Jobs Duncan
Charles Williams
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