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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1905
Page
4
Public notice describing post office mailing as second class matter for Cashocton and Roscoe delivery ten cents a week. Instructions urge subscribers to report missed deliveries and outline rates for notices of church events and acknowledgments. Communiqués should be addressed to The Age and sales locations are listed.
A sworn circulation statement dated October 2, 1905 reports the number of copies printed and circulated for The Dilly during specified months. Subscribed by subscription clerk None Hosfelt and pressman J Case. witnessed by Notary Public M W Wimmer.
A humorous column mocks local clergy and lawyers as it jokes about the Presbyterian week, district figures like Roche and Donley, and the idea of a parish fair. The piece references judges Kennon and Hitchcock and notes a probate judge should grasp humor as well as law.
The Coshocton County Board of Elections will meet in Secretary Brant’s office Friday evening to select election judges for polling places across the county for the upcoming election.
Notice announces a Republican convention in Roscoe Village Ohio on Thursday October 5 1905 at 7 PM in the town hall to nominate candidates for mayor treasurer clerk three councilmen and one assessor. W H Wilson Crawford Township Committeeman urges county Republicans to meet in New Bedford October 7 for a trustee nomination. North Precinct Tuscarawas township Republicans meet October 5 at 7 PM at Geo Wanamaker store to nominate an assessor.
Matt Holmes, held six weeks on charges of complicity in the Conesville and West Lafayette robberies, was released this afternoon on a $190 bond. His case goes before the grand jury next week.
Newcomerstown hosts Tuscarawas County Medical Society with papers on Electro Therapeutics by Dr. McGuire Acute Infections Osteomyelitis by Dr Groves and a case report by Dr Brannan The Ohio State Medical Society councilor district meeting is slated for Zanesville October 31 Farmers warned Flour Exchange on Third Street Coshocton will close about October 1 patrons urged to place orders at Roscoe mill Roscoe Ohio through Empire Mill Roscoe Roscoe lender Roscoe mill.
D F Burrell employs a crew laying new curbing from Main to the alley along South Ath Street. Property owners anticipate street improvements including a 12 foot cement width from Walnut to Main as the work continues past the Manners property.
Rev. Dillin will preach at Christian Union church next Sunday at 10 50 am on the bombardment of Heaven and at 7 pm on the bombardment of Hell. The topics are billed as striking and invites are extended to all.
Coshocton starts ticket sales for Little Johnny Jones at Sieg rist Willams with seats filling upstairs and back lower floor. George M. Cohan’s musical comedy features a large company of 60 plus in cast and 40 chorus, three big stage settings, and a schedule spanning multiple major cities.
The North Ohio Christian Union plans its annual council in Coshocton after a September Hebron church meeting in Henry county. The council includes over a hundred preachers and delegates. Rev. Dillin reports a 20 percent membership gain, 3 revival meetings, about 135 conversions, and one new church of 60 members at Millers schoolhouse with a Coshocton church built at a cost around 6000 dollars.
The funeral of C W Mayhew, held at his Eleventh street residence on Tuesday afternoon, was largely attended. The K P Lodge and the barbers union attended in a body. Pallbearers were six members of the Gnadenhut ten lodge of Knights of Pythias: Lyle, George Koler, Grant Summers, Samuel Johnston, Will McDonald, and R C Wheeland.
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