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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1903
Page
2
C E Anderson promotes Hyomei for catarrh with a money back guarantee. The kit includes an inhaler, dropper, and Hyomei bottle for $1, with extra Hyomei available for 60 cents. customers praise its record and affirm the risk of trying it.
The May 2 closing of the formal dedication features governors laying cornerstones and raising state colors. Missouri Governor Dockery welcomed attendees as New York Governor Odell spoke on liberty, capital and labor, and a grand chorus, benediction, and fireworks marked the finale of three days of ceremonies and parades in St. Louis.
Reports from Avondale Ohio detail Sunday School and township association officers across Bedford Keene Millers Union and surrounding areas. Names roles and posts include pastors superintendents secretaries treasurers and officers in multiple churches and townships with local leaders listed.
Twenty three local lent members attended a class initiation of seventy five reen unnts at Newark Friday night with representatives from Chicago Mt Vernon Zanesville Coshocton and other points. Great Commander Parker of Elyria assisted in the ceremonies and a sumptuous banquet followed. Attendees from here included G W Bordenkircher H E Bowen E C Harris J W Harris E F McCullough George Retzler Chas Askrens Alphas Ogle George Cooper Frank Mueller Charlie Kurkpatriel M J Valentine George Hull Chas Walker Harvey Kniceley E Piesee J M Bentley Will Moore Anderson Reed E L Barton James Slatic J T Elder Wm Kohman.
The senior class met at the opera house Friday to select a member to deliver the valedictory at commencement. Arthur Piper was chosen, with Miss Blache Beale Miss Stella Almack Miss Rebecca Miller Miss Grace Norris Miss Slea nor Burns Melville Fisher Edgar Selby and Roy Kirk present.
Still They Come Harris nickel plate show will appear in Coshocton on Monday June 15. The Harris show is a popular priced attraction and while there is but one ring to company gives one of the best performances of any on the road. J B Zerbe was in Columbus on business.
A party of youths chaperoned by Miss Helen Baker and Frank A. G. Lawrence rode to Warsaw Friday evening in the Eckert street car drawn by four spirited horses. They enjoyed a roadside luncheon on the return trip. Attending were Misses Nellie Gogser Agnes Hanlon Hattie Williams Elsie Miller Delva Spoeckman Erma Coe Nellie Severns and Messrs Charlie Ransom Ray Beall James Carton William Lynde Fred Clemens Malcolm Baker Clyde Wisenburg.
President Roosevelt appeared on the platform of his car before departure and told a lively crowd his ride was the briskest of the trip. He joked about fast policemen and extended a handshake to a sprinter, shaking hands with a colored officer who welcomed the gesture.
Fire at W Gould Brokaw estate stables in Great Neck Long Island after midnight destroys 32 horses and kills two stable boys. Loss put at 54000 dollars. A B Shauweker of Newark was in Coshocton on business.
The Shepler Newton orchestra departed Saturday afternoon for Walhending where they provided the music for the commencement Saturday evening.
Announcement cards note the marriage of Pearl Stewart of Empire Ohio to Emmett R Forster on Wednesday April 29. The couple will reside at Martins Ferry. The village marked two events with a Roscoe Woman's Club and Woman's Parliament Club gathering at Miss Fanny McGuire's home April 29 from noon to four with readings and a kitchen contest won by Maude Gleason.
Miss Alice Tubbs and Amos W. Yost wed in a ceremony by Rev. Father Sy nan with Bernice Kennedy playing the wedding march. The bride's sister Grace Yost and best man J Calvin Merrell attended. guests included relatives from Dennison Canal Dover Utica Warsaw Columbus and Newark. A feast followed with silverware china and cut glass gifts.
A Kohl torpedo factory blast in Cleveland on May 2 leveled the plant and damaged adjoining buildings. Several workers lost their lives and a number were injured, with search and rescue teams scouring the rubble for missing personnel.
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