Calendar and Social Notes From The Community
Today at the library Mrs. Shaw of Columbus District two Presbyterian church events at 7 PM with Mrs. John Hall. Tomorrow the Coshocton Woman's club and Roscoe Woman's club meet at the library and homes with various hostesses. Floyd Cupps of Conesville hosts a fourteenth birthday surprise with many guests and a supper. WCTU meets Thursday at two with Mrs. William Wright. Mrs. G Spreadway and Mrs. Guy Meek plan two Elm street parties. District Grace church meeting Thursday with Mrs. William Powers. Flinch Club meets with Miss Lou Boyd. all attend despite snow and roses given to each guest. Choral Cooking Club hosted by Mr and Mrs. H Nicholas with roses, carnations. next meet with Mr and Mrs. C B Anderson. Pinole Club hosted by Mr and Mrs. Jake Wermer on Orange street for St Patrick day with green attire and Irish names. chop plate presented to Werner couple on eighteenth anniversary. Holloway Mission Band meets Wednesday with Miss Elms Temple at her Vine street home. Christian Union revival led by Alex Graham of Mt Olive at the church tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
Columbus
Presbyterian Church
John Hall
Coshocton
Charming
Mann
H Nicholas
Cambridge Road
Warry Beach
C. B. Anderson
Pinsole Club
Jake “McWerner
Pinole Club
Orange Street
William O’love
Jos, McMott
John O’hartman
Andrew O’hartman
Fred McBeatenmiller
Oscar McHaverbeck
John McD'owens
Wermer
Courtroom clash as Roche and judges clash in heated hearing
The session grew tumultuous as Judge Voorhees and Judge Eason censured speech in the Dickerson courtroom. Roche pressed for full explanation while prosecutors and defense sparred over admissibility and conduct as cross examination revealed tension and fear amid the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn
Voorhees
Roche
Jude Roche
Judge Eason
Mr. McDowell
McDowell
Cross Fire Trial Episode and Local Wedding Report
In a courtroom scene Judge Voorhees pressed McCoy with cross examination about a fatal crime, McCoy finally claiming fear for his life as the motive for silence. The issue also notes the Fisher Jackson wedding and a Stillwater college desk cut from a 150 year old oak on campus.
Preventics Advertised By Shoop Named Doctor
C A Tremimer of Zanesville is in the city. Preventics taken at the sneeze stage prevent a seated cold and do not physic. These simple camdyoid tablets reach a cold by opening the pores of the body. Risk Go to teat Dr Shoop's Preventics. Bold by C B Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoop
C. B. Anderson
Adams Arrives With Car Load of Horses from India
John J. McGraw and his 1906 Official Baseball Guide highlight Chesbro’s spit ball with illustrations. The volume offers positions, pitching, rules, post season miles, schedules, standings, and league data. It’s No. 10 in Fox’s Athletic Library, priced at 10 cents plus 4 cents postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. McGraw
Jack Chesbro
Fox
Richard K. Fox
Franklin Square
New York City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Floyd Cupps
Conesville
Martha Guthrie
Grace Wheeler
Nora Wright
Alice Holdsworth
Bernice Cox
Jennie Fivecoat
Pearl Banahan
Mamie Barbahan
Bertha Banahan
Flava Cupp
Lee Wheeler
Qufford Dette
Oran Guthrie
Will, Fivecoat
Cecile Minor
Charlie Guthrie
Charlie Fivecoat
Frank Banahan
Orville Wills
Jesse Cox
Ray Turn Pall
Isaac Mier
Clyde Cox
Corbett Wills
Henry Turnbull
Mary Cupps
William Wright
Nave Williams
Wil
G. Spreadway
Guy Meek
Grace Ehurch
Thurelay
Willian Powers
South Seventh Street
Flinch Club
Lou Boyd
Park Avenue
Nell Davis
Raymond Houston
Net
Holloway Mission Band
Ei Rena
Christian Union Church
Alex Graham
Mt. Olive
Graham
Christan Union Movement
Dickerson
Dudge Eason
Judge Roche
Vabrhees
Dobson
A. Dickerson
Ben
Olsen
Tlughes
Hughes
Tsaw
Lawrence
Oxfords
Botton
Goodyear
Walker & Lawrence
Union Factory No
Fisher-Jackson
Misa Wellie Fisher
Dave Jackson
William E.hunt
Mrs. Jackson
C. A. Tremimer of
Zanesville
Thomson’s
Batiste, Hhose
the Ransom Dry Goods Co
Indiana
M. Adams
John J. Kennedy
Kennedy
the Octoroon
Witten
Caladium
the Snyder Grocery Co
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