Community notices and social events fill Newark church circles
The Chautauqua Circle meets at the library and various church groups including Kings Daughters and Wranglers gather in town. A district Presbyterian meeting, an Eastern Star session, and a Trinity parish meeting are listed along with a wedding announced for Miss Elsie Gaugh and Mr. L. L. Gonter of St. Louis. Miss Laura Bucklew tours the south as rumor and wedding chatter swirl around Dame Rumor’s claims. A Thimble Party at Mrs. J. A. Compton’s and a birthday party for Edna Mae McCulough highlight social life with supper, games, and cake.
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Ree Ayres
Chautauqua Circle
Lbrary
Sophie Brice
Kings Daughters
Mell Davis
The
Baptist Church
Kate Temple
Presbyterian Church
J. K. Johnson
Eastern Star
Wranglers
Laughlin
Elsie Gaugh
L. L. Gonter
St. Louis
Gonter
Wheeling
Haller Daniels Wedding Blesses South Fourth Street Home
Local society notes list the wedding of Miss Anna Haller and Mr Homer Daniels on Sunday afternoon at two in a ceremony conducted by Rev Dr Hunt. The couple, unescorted, then moved to their new home on Sixteenth Street. Daniels works as a bookkeeper at the Coshocton Glass Co with many friends offering best wishes. District meetings and church groups are also announced along with thimble club activities and community gatherings.
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J. A. Compton
Main Street
Compton
Charles Geidel
Elizabeth Tiffany
Helen and
Erma McManus
Grace Church
William Merrell
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Charles Peacock
Ladies Aid Society
Holloway Mission Band
Joe Thiel
North Second Street
Haller-Daniels
Anna Haller
Homer Daniels
Dr. Hunt
South Fourth Street
Sixteenth Street
Daniels
Coshocton Glass Company
Blanket varieties and prices across cotton woolen and comforts
The listing promotes hundreds of blankets in multiple grades from 50 cents to $8.50 per pair, including cotton blankets described as soft and large and woolen blankets from Zanesville and St. Marys with prices ranging up to $8.50. Also advertised are homemade comforts weighing 5 pounds at $1.50 and premium $1.75 comforts made of Satteen and Silkaline with borders.
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Zanesville
St. Mary’s
Merritt's Shrunk Flannels Offer 500 Yards At 50 Cents
We have just received 500 yards of this celebrated flannel. The best flannel made at 50c per yard. One shirt from this flannel will last a blacksmith three years and a former five years. Try one shirt and see. Also good for under skirts and available in beautiful patterns.
Personal notices from Trunway to Newark weekend visits
Blaine Cox of Trunway spent Sunday with sister Mrs Clarence Clemens. Clarence Clemens is in Mansfield on business. Mr and Mrs M H Harrah were guests of the David Davis family in Conesville Sunday. W H Lorenz of Chili was in the city on business today. Mrs H B Ashman and son Carl of Uhrichsville spent Sunday with sister Mrs Leffler of North Eighth street. W A Himebaugh left today for Columbus. Miss Myrta Powers spent Sunday in Columbus. Misses Mattie McNeal and Mattie Kirk spent Sunday in Newcomerstown with Misses Annie and Nellie Mercer. Miss Alta Hawk spent Sunday in Zanesville. Mr and Mrs S C Kissner were guests of friends in Columbus Sunday. Lloyd Coffman was the guest of friends in Dennis Sunday. Ben Abicht and Jess Fords of Marietta were here Sunday guests of Miss Nellie Abicht. F ved McDonald spent Sunday in Newark.
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Blaine Cox
Trunway
Clarence Clemens
Mansfield
M. H. Harrah
David Davis
Conesville
W. H. Lorenz
Chili
H. B. Ashman
Carl
Uhrichsville
Leffler
North Eighth Street
W. A. Himeb
Nellie Abicht
Local residents return and visit relatives noted
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Price who summered here have gone back to Philo. Miss Laura Creager from East Rochester Ohio is spending a few days with her sister Mrs. Leffler on North Eighth Street.
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Oscar — Price
Philo
Laura Creager
East Rochester
Ohio
Mrs. Leffler
North Eighth Street
Kinney Wants to Wed Despite Indictment at Court
Harry Kinney faced Judge Eason over burglary charges with fiancée Etta Hudson of Newcomerstown seeking permission to wed. Court declined direct interference but warned on risks, noting possible five year terms if Kinney is guilty. The couple, joined by attorney Russel, seeks a marriage soon. Walter Riggs Back arrives. he will join Vail plant. A bank teller’s cage is installed at Commercial bank. blue walls and new rug adopted. Coshocton Ministerial Association met at the Library to share church condition reports. next meeting in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kinney
Eason
Etta Hudson
Newcomers
Kinney
Attorney Russel
Newcomerstown
Commercial Bank
Walter Winters
Coshocton
Bishop Merril of Chicago Dies at Key Port
The Methodist bishop Stephen M Merril known for his work in Chicago died suddenly in Key Port New Jersey from paralysis of the heart. He was a native of Ohio and served as a leader in the church.
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New York
Navy
Stephen MM. Merril
Chicago
Key Port
N. J
Ohio
Court House Licenses Marriages and Road Contracts Listed
A new marriage license record in the probate court lists Homer Daniels and Anna C Hakler of Coshocton with Rev. W. E. Hunt to perform the ceremony, followed by Ralph Berry and Nannah Wheeler of Walhonding. County commissioners awarded road and bridge contracts to multiple suppliers in Keene Bethlehem Perry Jackson and Tuscarawas townships with varied unit prices for grading planks and stonework.
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Prebate Court
Homer
Daniels
Anna C. Hakler
Coshocton
W. EB. Hunt
Ralph L. Berry
New Castle
Nannah G. Wheeler
Walhonding
Charles Pew
Keene
James Shepler
John Arnold
Bethlehem
Fred McClain
Bedford
Eli Underwood
Im Perry
Joe Mott
Jackson
Bert Chaney
Jacob Stilgenbauer
John Kleinknecht
Tuscaranas
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Ed McManus
Trinity Episcopal Parish
Mire
Crumley
Misa May Thompson
South Lawn Avenue
Miss Bucklew
West
Laura Bucklew
Uneg
South
Eastern Stars
Masonic Hall
Minnie Wagner
Frank Fuhr
Edna Mae McCulough
Mary Louise Winters
Ruth Lamberson
Edna Miller
Mary Hawkins
Mary Stewart
Harriet Louise
Sina
Cora
Mother Eve
Lillian
Cinderella
Schumann-Hinke
Auditorium
Newark
New Art Playhouse
Goodyear
McKay
Cantwell Shoe Co
Homer McCullough
Beulah Lavery
Anna Louise Gorseline
Helen Hunt
Beatrice Wisenburg
Hazel Lane
Hazel Mason
Hazel Cavan
Ruth Shrake
Alice Powelson
Helen Powelson
Agnes Griley
McCullough
Will McCullough
Mina Creager
Weltha Carr
Pierce Randles
Warsaw
Dee Darling
Frank Stover
Roscoe
F. M. Smith
S. C. Kissner
Indiana
Kissner
Columbus
George Ayres
Poplar Street
District Five
Joseph K. Johnson
Thimble Club
Clarence Hay
Elm Street
Merritt
the Ransom Dry Goods Co
C. M. Hay, Jeweler
Walter Riggs
Spartansburg
S.C
Riggs
Vail
S. W. Snydes
Court House
St. Theatre
Stegrist & Williams
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