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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1905
Page
5
China couple celebrate china wedding with gala party
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Strauss marked their china wedding at home on Cambridge road with 24 guests. An evening of Progressive prizes, a long elaborate table dinner, and music followed a key social start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Strauss
Cambridge Road
Arnold
Myra. Baur
Haverbeck
Gus Gitagler
Frank
Teazbr
Leutzel
Vauple
Hoffman
Gauger
Geiger
Woelfe
Layland
Keller
Richard Gresor
Brook
Weber
Hartman
Strauss
Central girls deny corns on ears in local phone exchanges
An Age reporter visited Pittsburg exchanges and found girls at Belt and Citizen's shops skeptical of a story about telephones causing corn growth on ears. One said she had never seen a corn and others noted mild ear tenderness cured by a handkerchief between ear and receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Age
Corns
Oyster Supper Planned by Queen Esther Circle
The Queen Esther Circle of Clark will host an oyster supper Thanksgiving evening November 30 at Speck hall. Everyone is cordially invited to attend. The Ladies Aid Society of the M. P. church met at Mrs. Tway’s Orange street home Tuesday afternoon with a piano selection by Mrs. Burnett Moore and a Thanksgiving poem recited by little Margaret Tway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
Rome
Balch
Trinity Episcopal Parish
Ladies Aid Society of Grace Church
Margaret O’harron
Lee Helbiing
Circle of the Presbyterian Church
Protected Home Circle
Thimble Bee
M. P
Charles Milligan
Baughman
Kings’ Daughters
Kuntz
Grace Church
W. H. Barner
U. G
Kila Moore
Howard Robinson
Carrie Elliott
H. B. Hay
Walnut Street
J. J. Rose
McGreagor
William Pomerene
Queen Esther Circle
Clark
Speck Hall
Ladies Aid Society
M. P. Church
Tway
Orange Street
Personal Notices Scan from Coshocton Times
E C DeHart of DeHart and Co shoe dealers visited family in Coshocton on Monday. Mrs A J Hill in Uhrichsville. Mrs John Strome visiting Warsaw. Mr and Mrs Evan Evans went to Columbus for a few days. Mrs E E Eckert of New Philadelphia visiting relatives here. Mrs W M Smith to Wheeling for a week with daughter Mrs W W March. Mr and Mrs Fred Landerman of Pittsburg visiting relatives in Coshocton and Roscoe. P M Pettit the contractor to Adams Mills on business. John Sawyer postmaster and merchant of Guernsey in the city on business. brother of James Glenn. Terrence Stewart, Carl Herbig and Carl Manners going to Canton to see Canton Giants Carlisle Indians game. Hamilton in Alliance on business. J F Drockenmiller district Bell Telephone manager in the city. Sick List: Mrs Hammer very ill at North Eighth Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. DeHart
DeHart & Co
Coshoct
Cambridge
A. J. Hill
Uhrichsville
John Strome
Warsaw
Evan Evans
Columbus
E. &. Eckert
New Philadelphia
James Glenn
Canton
Canton Giants
Butter Prices Drop at Public Market to 16 Cents
At the public market on Wednesday morning meat remained the principal commodity. Eggs were scarce at 28 cents a dozen while butter was plentiful and sold as low as 16 cents per pound, with some batches reaching 20 cents.
Mayors-elect of Ohio to meet in Cleveland in December
Ohio mayors-elect will gather in Cleveland on December 4 for a free discussion of legislation sought from the next general assembly. Notable participants include Mayor Weaver of Philadelphia and Mayor Dunne of Chicago, with invitations sent by Mayor Johnson after talks with Dempsey of Cincinnati Bader of Columbus and Whitlock of Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Legislat
Freight wreck delays Walhonding local at Warsaw
A freight wreck near Warsaw delayed the Walhonding local destined for 10 am for three hours. An engine and tender derailed another freight's caboose and several gondolas after backing around a curve. no injuries except minor bruising to the light engine driver who leaped to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Boyer Creek incident leaves Grove man with leg broken
George Smith of Willow Brook employed at a local store sustained a broken leg today while tending a sick horse. The animal collapsed and trapped Smith between knee and ankle, near midday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smith
Willow Brook
Letter in Hand Explodes at Pride Post Office
Minnie Wood, 18, assistant postmistress at Pride Oregon, was badly burned about the face and hands when a letter placed in an electric stamping machine exploded. The letter appeared to contain an explosive and was addressed to M. Wood, proprietor of a general store. Other mail was destroyed and Miss Wood's injuries were serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Wood
Pride, O
M. Wood
Misa Wood
Divorce filing cites extreme cruelty in East Liverpool marriage
Samuel Ward filed for divorce from Bya L. Ward in local court through attorney Jos L McDowell. He cites extreme cruelty and ungovernable temper, claiming she insulted him in indecent language during their marriage begun June 28, 1897 in East Liverpool. Ward is employed at the pottery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Ward
Jos. L. McDowell
Bya. L
East Liverpool
Grand Linen Sale Promises Deep Discounts and Fresh Designs
Our store touts the prettiest table linens with new flor al patterns like Roses Tulips Wild Roses and Pansies plus conventional sprays. All bleached and unbleached options are offered with a guarantee that over 25c per yard is strictly linen or money back. A three day cash only sale features deep cut prices on napkins towels lunch cloths mats doilies and more with early flocking customers urged to come in.
Also Mentioned on This Page
China
Seth Snyder
A. H. Thomson
Joseph Thomson
Sewing Bee
Army
Edna Hay
Agnes Carton
Kate Temple
Edith Johnson
Agnes Hanlon
Emma _ Williams
Rathbone Sisters
Rathbone
Nannie Elder
Helen Johnson
Orchard Street
W. A. Himebaugh
T. J. Rittenhouse
Mr. Himebaugh
Newcomerstown
New
Cantwell
Cantwell Shoe Store
Comerstown
West Lafayette
Hammer
North Eighth Street
Will
Albany
N. Y
William S. Manning
Depew
New York
Hollister
OG. E. Anderson
Warsan
S. W. Snyder
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