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Coshocton Age

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1905

Page

5

County Good Roads Meeting Debates Wasteful Road Work

At the good roads convention in the city hall on Saturday, after the constitution and ob tally were read, President Hanley urged open suggestions on road conditions. Rural delegates contended that more than half the funds and labor spent on “working” the roads are wasteful, and a full township meeting will be held December 2 with vice presidents urged to attend or send substitutes. Attendees listed include Porteus, Simons, Siegrist, Boyd, Denman, Hatley, Schumaker, Swigert, Jo ank, Vinsel, Orr, Elder, LeBetilley, Menderson, Dunlap, and Keesey.

Charla Hanley Joe Porteus Willian Simons John Siegrist H. T. Boyd L. Denman Hatley Tuscarawas Tp Schumaker Minl Creek Leander Swigert Adams Ank Perry G. T. Vinsel Franklin J.T. Orr B. Elder Jefferson Thos. LeBetilley Jackson J. Menderson Charles Dunlap R. D. Keesey White Eyes

Men of Gavel May Be It in Ohio State Contests

The Dispatch notes a tight race shaping the selection of lieutenant governor and Senate president. If contests resolve, General A. L. Harris may cast deciding votes while Laylin presides pre organization. Republicans hold the secretary of state post, aiding seat awards. Harris is a veteran presiding officer from McKinley administrations.

Senate A. L. Harris Laylin Secretary of State McKinley Harris

Cure For The Blues With Lydia E Pinkham's Compound

A testimonial ad extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female blues and related nerves complaints. It cites Mrs Rosa Adams of Louisville Kentucky praising relief from lassitude melancholy and dyspepsia after using the product.

Lydia E. Pinkham Rosa Adams 12Th Street Louisville Roger Hanson

Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertised by J F Cheney Co Ohio

Frank J. Cheney declares as senior partner that Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh and offers one hundred dollars for any case that cannot be cured. The oath is sworn in Toledo with A W Gleason notary on December 6, 1886. The company claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and promotes testimonials and a 75 cent price for pills.

State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County Frank J. Cheney F. J. Cheney & Co iState Hall A. D A. W. Gleason J. F. Cheney & CO Ohio

Conesville Society Hosts Evening of Music and Games

Conesville Ohio district held a social at Holdsworths hall with Miss Clara Murphy leading a large group of local guests. The event featured music and games while attendees included Misses Sara Barcroft Lulu Glass Nora Bryant and many others. Local note mentions relatives visiting and a house entry theft. Holdsworth No 6 school reopens after scarlet fever closure.

Conesville Conesville School Holdsworth’s Hall Clara Murphy Sara Barcroft Lulu Glass Coshocton Nora Bryant Frankin Gertrude Belle Bown Norma Pearl Crawford Bessie Laura Bernice Phillips Beatrice Tumblin Josie Wheeler Clara Holdsworth Mollie Giffin Pittsburg Georgie Fuller Fannie Heck Cree Wolfe Meashall Phillips Charles Newcomerstown Teel Co Ridway Ridgeway John Crawford Cannonsburg Thresh Adams Minls

First Communion Held in New Presbyterian Church

At the Presbyterian church Sunday the first communion service in the new church was celebrated. Twelve persons united with the church by letter from other churches and four on profession of faith.

Presbyterian Church

New Pepsikola Tablets Promised To Cure Dyspepsia

A long quoted druggist firm touts Pepsidola Tablets as a guaranteed remedy for nervousness dizziness sour stomach coated tongue palpitations and indigestion. They claim strong demand and offer a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.

C.F. Anderson

Man is his brother's keeper sermon urging aid

Rev Dr Wells in the Munificent Order of Camels at Walnut Street M P church cites Genesis and Deuteronomy to argue we are our brother's keeper. He denounces neglect that harms others and urges action against oppression and harm to reputation and aspirations.

Walnut Street M. P Wells Eve Earth Abel Cain

Peter Gross Seeks Billion Dollar Metzger Estate

Peter Gross, a known city resident, renews effort to claim the Metzger fortune tied to ancestor Thiebauld Metzger. The will once lost reappears, now valued near 251 billion dollars, with several thousand heirs including Mary Ingham and others in Ohio towns and New York contact.

Peter Gross Edward Compton Sime Age Gross Phillip Paul Metzger Queen Wilhelmina Philip Carr Philadelphia Coshocton Mary Ingham John A. Gross C. M. Gross Martin Gross G. A. Gardner West 109Th Street New York City Association Holland Toledo Findlay Columbus Ohio

Baptists Plan Two-Week Prolonged Meeting

The Rev. Mr. Crumley announced at Sunday services that next Monday evening will start a series of two weeks of services. The Rev. Mr. Boughton of Warren will assist in the services.

Crumley Bapitist Church Boughton Warren

Shaw Pleads Guilty To Train Fight Disturbance

Evert Shaw of West Lafayette was arrested by Panhandle Detective Magner and brought before Squire Wimmer on a charge of fighting and disturbing the peace on a passenger train. Shaw pleaded guilty and received a one dollar fine plus costs.

Evert Shaw West Lafayette Panhandle Magner Squire Wimmer Shaw

Amusements and River Policy Notes

The Most Natural Play of the Age directed by W E Nankevile receives praise from Rev Dr Lloyd of Uniontown Pa as a strong poignant portrayal of human life. In Washington Rep Burton of Ohio says no general river and harbor bill will pass the upcoming session, citing a large last session bill and shifting priorities.

W. E. Nankevile Dr. Lloyd Uniontown Fredric E. J. Lloyd St. Peters Episcopal Church Washington Congress Representative Burton Ohio Burton Coe Jetett 1A Trenneey

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