Avondale High School Commencement Program
The Avondale high school commencement will be held Saturday May 16 in the MFP church at 7 30 with music by the orchestra several orations including The Black and Blue of Life s Sky A Century of the State of Ohio and American Ideals and presentations of diplomas by E L Boyd president of the board Rev McCrea will give the benediction Miss Mabel Park Miss Mabel Leavengood Miss Edith Dilley and Prof L E Wolfe are among speakers. Eddie Poole helped Cincinnati win a game over Pittsburgh with Wheeling in relief of Harper in the eighth inning and commentary notes Poole is praised as a pitcher in the Pittsburgh Dispatch.
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Avondale High School
Rey Mr. Mott
Mabel Park
Robert Hamilton
Mabel Leavengood
State of
Ohio
Orville Park
Edith Dilley
L. E. Wolfe
E .£. Boyd
Board of Education
McCrea
MFP
Eddie Poole
Coshocton
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Harper
Pittsburg Dispatch
Wheeling
Eddie
Fittsburg
Freddy
Dreyfuss
Poole
Clarke
Leach
Steinfeldt
Bransfield
Wheat crop to be below the average in Ohio report
The Ohio state board of agriculture reports April conditions show wheat at 94 percent of average. Other crops and losses are noted, with oats area reduced and corn and potato areas to increase. Cold wet weather and frost caused some damage but overall wheat remains strong. last year’s yield was 39,462,355 bushels if trends hold.
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State Board of Agriculture
Ohio
Gas contract stand-off in Coshocton ends with solicitor opinion
Coshocton gas dispute nears peak as City Solicitor Hahn issues a written ruling. He states residents are not required to sign contracts before gas is served and that meters may not be used to demand advance payments or force shutoffs. The case centers on Frank Darling and Cr. D. Brooke who resisted signing.
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Coshocton
Frank Darling
Brooke
Hahn
Rosarets- al
Roof on Bridge Over Muskingum River Fails
A historic covered bridge spanning the Muskingum River near town was damaged when its roof collapsed after recent storms. Local crews expect to assess structural integrity and determine repair timelines. No injuries reported.
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Muskingum River
Ial
Elks Circus Won’t Be Held in Coshocton This Year
Local Elks lodge decided to cancel a planned June circus. Officials cited crowding of circuses in the area and said staging another local show this season would be overdoing a good thing.
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Coshocton
Elks
Elis
Carnegie Sends Valuable Documents to Local Library
Librarian Love received two facsimile documents from Andrew Carnegie. One is a perfect facsimile of the Declaration of Independence with Secretary of State John Hay's attest, the other a Magna Charta from 1215. Carnegie will give copies to libraries he funds and support new library buildings.
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Love Friday
Andrew Carnegie
John Hay
State Department
John
Carnegie
Appleyard Sun Shines on Pomerene
Springfield Ohio Mayor R Emery resigns as secretary of the Dayton Springfield and Urbana Traction Co at a directors meeting. He remains general manager of the Appleyard interests in Ohio. W R Pomerene of Coshocton elected secretary. William Mitchell of Boston resigns as treasurer and Chas Appleyard named to fill the post.
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Springfield
R. Emery
Columbus
Dayton
Grammar Faith and the Midnight Dormitory Tale
Governor Pennypacker criticizes ungrammatical bills recalling a college professor famed for grammar. A dormitory caper at Blank college ends when Professor Wrightwatch hears revelry, knocks, and is asked to say I rather than me, then retreats to avoid exposing the prank.
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Pennypacker
Blank College
Wrightwatch
Professor Nightwatch
Nightwatch
Philadelphia Ledger
New Coal Company Forms to Develop Gauley River Fields
Huntington W Va May 8 The Scott Colliery company with capital half a million organized here to develop new coal fields along the Gauley river A branch road planned to the Chespeak and Ohio Also notes Miss Mella Smith from Spring Mountain became stenographer at Citizens Telephone office Miss Elizabeth Sntheimer and Miss May Williams of the city began operator posts The American Medical Association agreed to hold its next meeting at Atlantic City May 7 New Orleans.
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New Coal Company
Huntington
W. Va
Scott Colliery Company
Gauley River
Chespeak
Ohio
New Telephone
Mella Smith
Spring Mountain
Delaware
Citizens’ Telephone Office
Elizabeth Snntheimer
May Willians
Age
New Orleans
American Medical Association Today
Atlantic City
Hyomei Guarantee Publicized By Anderson
A letter to The Age from C. Eb. Anderson confirms a refund guarantee for Hyomei catarrh treatment. The Hyomei outfit includes a compact inhaler, a medicine dropper, and a bottle of Hyomei priced at $1.00 with lifetime inhaler use and extra bottles for 30 cents. Anderson promises a refund to any purchaser unused after following directions if not cured.
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the Age
Hyomei
EB. Anderson
Collar Bone Broken At Play By Daught er Of Mr and Mrs Hay
Nine year old Ruth Hay suffered a broken collar bone while skipping rope in Thomas Carton yard on Friday morning. Doctors Frew and Carr reduced the fracture after her parents were notified and she was taken home on Orange street.
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Ruth
Gorge Hay
Thomas Carton
Onnce
Orange Street
Frew and Carr
Telegraphers Promotion for Walter Carpenter
Walter Carpenter, after a year as a messenger for the Western Union here, has learned telegraphy and will become night operator at the Newark Western Union office at the start of next week. The move marks a strong advancement for a young man of his years.
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Walter Carpenter
Western Union
Newark
Walter
Pension increase for Franklin Kreider in 1902
M. W. Wimmer, pension attorney, secured a raise from $14 to $17 per month for Franklin Kreider, former member of Company F, 97th regiment, O. V. I., effective November 26, 1902. The report also notes a Roscoe school picnic at Green's grove and local fruit tree offerings by J. W. Almack on Walnut and South Lawn.
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M. W. Wimmer
Franklin Kreider
97Th Regiment
Roscoe Schools
Green's Grove
J. W. Almack
Walnut and
South Lawn
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Forbes Block
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Laura
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Boston
Holmes County
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Donley
A. Lawy Offea Alczetce Bulloda
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Cushocton
Qustice
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Finley
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R. A. Powelson
Sturt Brock
Coshocton, Ohio
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Goshocton
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Equity
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Hay Building
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R. K. Merriam, M. D
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Burnt Block
Etreete
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Glenn & Stockum
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