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Coshocton Age

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1900

Page

3

Revival church funding climbs past three thousand dollars

After Rev S A Fisher urged help at the Methodist Protestant church, Monday brought new contributions lifting the total to over 3000 dollars. The pastor expressed deep thanks as plans for improved walks and lawns were drawn by Engineer Moore. Milton M Wolf donated 350 to fund a memorial window while contractor Jones and crew pushed toward finishing the tower and other details by Saturday night.

S. A. Fisher Mr. Fisher Moore Milton M. Wolf Tee Age Jones

School examiners notify certificated teachers and grades

Secretary W. R. Pomerene of the local board of school examiners has notified successful applicants of the grades they received and the certificates granted. The list shows two year certificates for several names, one year certificates for others, and five year renewals for a separate group.

W. R. Pomerene Board of School Examiners J. S. Beall E O. Evans A. D. Preston Carrie E. Hunt Dora Black Dollie Clark Mary Darling Edna Mohler Macra E. Palm Jennie Smailes Flora Walker J. H. Talmrudge Nellie McGinnis Vesta Metzler Elizabeth Wilson E. A. Carnahan Ada Niessen Tillie Laurie Kate McClure Mary McClure Pauline Weisser Carrie Wagner

Handsome Cars: Wheeling’s Superior New Parlor Cars

The Louisville Courier Journal praises Wheeling & Lake Erie’s new parlor and buffet cars built at Jeffersonville. Described as Empire design, they feature mahogany interior, colored inlaid decor, hand painted ceilings, unique chandeliers, art glass oval windows, and gas lighting with innovative distribution throughout the car.

Louisvile Courier Wheeling & Lake Erie Jeffersonville Ther Pisisch Gas

Pettit Mourns Death Of Mother In Triadelphia

Contractor P. M. Pettit received a telegram announcing his mother’s death in Triadelphia Morgan county. She was 22 years old and to be buried Wednesday at Deerfeld. She left a husband and family. Mr. Pettit and family attended the funeral. Pettit’s grandfather was the first white person buried in Margaran counts.

P. M. Pettit Triadelphia Morgan County Deerfeld Mr. Pettit Margaa Counts

Summer Outings via Pennsylvania Lines Ads

Judge Burrows and other circuit judges noted in a brief exchange of professal cairness. Summer Outings promote seashore mountain and lake resorts as the most active pleasure grounds for travelers within easy reach via Pennsylvania lines. Agents offer full information on rates train service and through car comforts to summer havens and assist in arranging trips free of charge. Wu. fi. Kirr ticket agent Coshocton Ohio. Don’t stay home from cold Krause's Cold Cure sold at Smith’s Coshocton and Ferguson Roscoe 25-1m.

Fennsylvania Pennsylvania Lines Coshocton Krause Smith's C. M. Ferguson Roscoe

Wife of Rev Fisher joins Atlantic City conference trip

The wife of Rev. F A Fisher accompanied him to the general conference at Atlantic City. She had not planned to go until Tuesday when a representative of several church members told her she should attend and provided funds to cover travel and stay during the conference.

A. Fisher Atlantic City Tueaday Mr. Fisher

Married at Noon in Roscoe Wedding

The Roscoe home of Mr and Mrs John Carhart witnessed the marriage of their daughter Gertrude to Rev M S Brelsford a Rochester Theological Seminary graduate. The ceremony at high noon was performed by Rev Mr Powell of Rochester with 75 guests. A wedding dinner followed and the couple planned to reside in Urbana after June 1 with a western move noted.

John Carhart Roscoe Gertrude M.S. Brelsford Rochester Theological Seminary Mr. Powell Rochester

Memorial Services For Memorial Day Observances

One week from Thursday afternoon the flower collection for Memorial Day will be taken in public schools and Friday the annual exercises will be held. Patriotic programs will run in all departments with Harrison Glover addressing the high school and public at 2 o clock in Alcyone hall on Observatives on Southern Battle fields. Grand Army and Relief Corps members and the public are invited to attend.

Harrison Glover Alcyone Hall Grand Army Relief Corps

Memorial Day Baseball Contest At Riverside Park

Fifty spectators may watch a Memorial Day game at Riverside Park between the Cosmetans under C. P. Prince and a team from Standard organized by A. Westerlind. Each side posts a prize fund. the winner takes the money and receipts.

Ruverside Park KAO Ds Cosmetan C. P. Prince A. Westerlind

Tax appraisal hurdles delay decennial assessment

The piece notes taxes this year won’t use the new decennial appraisal. The appraisal must pass through both county and state equalization before duplicate placement, delaying action beyond 1901. It adds a quip about never cutting a pie with a cold knife from the Cleveland Plain Dealer.

Goar Cleveland Plain Dealer

Public Notices and Quips From Daily Papers

Excerpts reflect misprints and vendor blurbs: a Baltimore statistician’s badge, a London quip about keepsakes, a vet torment note, and a curative ad for Chamberlain’s Pain Balm promising fast relief for rheumatism sprains and other hurts with a 50 cent price at E Andersons Drug and Book Store Forbes Block 3-24.

Chamberlain E. Andersons Drug and Book Store Forbes Block

Notice to Contractors for North Eighth Street Sewer

Sealed proposals will be received by the mayor of Coshocton Ohio until 12 o clock May 14 for labor and material to construct about eight inches sewer on North Eighth Street from Chessnut Street north to the end. Bids require a $150 bond or certified check. council may reject any bid. By order of the council of Coshocton. Fe Wagner, Clerk.

Cotinett Coshocton North Eyghth Street Chessnut Street North Eighth Street Couneil of Isid Pilase Cae FE F. Wagner, Cheux Ohio Eald Village Second Street Mulberry Street Sycamore Street Coshoeton

Senator Clark's Montana resignation shocks nation

Washington May 14 Senator Clark of Montana surprised the senate by resigning his seat and sending the letter to Montana's governor. The move comes after a heated clash with Daly allies and follows a public, emotional address defending his record and naming his aim to hand down an untarnished name to his children.

Helena Mon Spriggs W. A. Clark Butte United States Clark Spriggs T Himeel Spriggs Senare Smith California United States Senate Washington Montana Senate Marcus Daly Mr. Clark Ingtes Mrr Chardier Counitie Licwienasi Guv Senior Sim

Resolution to Improve Chestnut Street Coshocton Ohio

A resolution declares it necessary to improve Chestnut street from Second street east to Ninth street in Coshocton, Ohio by grading curbing and paving with brick or asphalt. It calls for assessments on abutting property paid in installments, with bonds possibly issued in anticipation of collection. The Clerk is directed to publish and notices sent. Ed Lee and C E Spangler to serve notices. Adopted May 100, G W Cassibhamm, Mayor.

Chestnut Street Second Street Ninth Street Coshocton Ohio Cochoecton Genera Cireuie IMO Conecuive Segeon Lee Sud

Water Works Bond Resolution for Coshocton Ohio

The village of Coshocton Ohio votes to repair extend enlarge and improve its Water Works system and to issue coupon bonds aggregating $1200 to fund the project. Passed March 4 1900 with G W Cassingham mayor and F L Wacyee clerk. The record notes a bond amount of $420.

Cosheeton Cosboeton Ohio Coshocton Mar G. W. Cassingham Meror Wacyee

Coshocton Ohio bids for Second Street paving project

Sealed proposals by Coshocton village council for Second Street from Mulberry to Sycamore include gravel foundation 2400 yards and paving 4500 square yards. Bids due Saturday June 2 1900 with a $1000 bid bond. council may reject all bids. ELF Wagner clerk notes.

Sealed Proposals for Village Bond Issue

Sealed proposals will be received until Tuesday June 5 for the purchase of six hundred dollars in bonds of the incorporated village of Loshutou. The bonds bear interest at a fixed rate and mature in yearly installments beginning March 1. The bonds are authorized by an ordinance to improve Second Street and adjacent streets. Bids must state the number of bonds, premium, and accrued interest. Sealed bids must include a certified check for five percent.

Mulberry Street Main Street Sycamore Street Ycemore Street Gaic Vis Clers Loshuston Ohi Petit F OF Wagner Glere

Paving Bond Sale Sealed Proposals Open in Coshocton

Sealed proposals will be received Tuesday February 2 by West side street paving bonds of Coshocton Ohio. Bonds amount to 313.44 to 406 each bearing six percent interest. First payment due March 1905 with semiannual installments each March and September. Bonds issued under ordinance for street paving. Purchaser must furnish blank bonds and a five percent certified check. Proposals to be endorsed Eads Street Paving Bonds and sent to Village Clerk FP Wagner Coshocton Ohio.

Goanoctan Hiteen Locin Bamber Hiteen Bea Yourton Coshocton Ana Furs Ghio Honda Coshoctan Ohio Wagner

Age Local News Spotlight in County

The Age touts comprehensive county coverage with strong local sections. It emphasizes community happenings, schools, and events shaping residents’ daily lives across towns and villages.

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