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Coshocton Age

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1905

Page

5

Community calendar and wedding notices in Coshocton

The Woman's Missionary society and various groups meet this afternoon in Coshocton churches. Miss Lucy Green weds Charles Abbott in a Grace church area ceremony with family in attendance. Ben-Hur Tribe to meet, and two weddings Duffy McNeeley and James Hoffman arrangements noted with showers and rehearsals shaping the social week.

Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church Carey Missionary Society Howard Robinson Crowell Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church Leffler Tribe of McCabe Woman's Missionary Society of the Roscoe M. E Charles Miller The Presbyterian Church Mary Reed Bert McKee Holloway Mission Miss Berry

Social and visiting notes from Dennison area

Miss Sadie Cooksey visits Dennison. Mrs. D. R. Culbertson of West Lafayette and Mrs. J. S. Norman of Seattle stay with Mrs. George Hull. Miss Edna Richards of East Tawas visits Miss Minnie Overbey. Miss Peck visits Uhrichsville. Miss Eva Scherrer from Wills Creek visits briefly. Miss Eleanor McCann of Chicago visits Estella Carhart. Mrs. A. Wilcoxon returns home after two months with daughter in Carnegie. John Brister goes to Newark on business. Ralph Carr of Pittsburgh visits relatives near Roscoe. Mrs. R. N. Barnes and Mrs. Howard Patton visit local friends. Miss Nell Thompson, Walnut street teacher, confined by illness. Cadet Miss Fisher takes charge of Thompson’s room.

Sadie Cooksey Dennison D. R. Culbertson West Lafayette J. S. Norman Seattle Wash George Hull Edna Richards East Tawns Mich Minnie Over- PO aSrence Peck Uhrichsville Eva Scherrer Wills Creek Eleanor McCann Chicago Estella Carhart A. Wilcoxon J. F. Zugg Carnegie, Pa John Brister Newark Ralph Carr Pittsburg Roscoe R. N. Barnes Howard Patton Nell Thompson Walnut Street Chestnut Street Miss Fisher Miss Thompson

WANTED A good woman for general housework

Classified note seeking a reliable woman for general housework at 123 Adam Street Citizens. Includes contact phone 228 and reference to a 4 room arrangement. Local request appears in a brief classified page item.

Honsework Johnston Adam Street Citizens Phone Gene W. M. McDonald Seventh Street

Fur Department Showcases Wide Range of Furs and Accessories

The Fur Department features China Goat, Go-Cart and Baby Buggy robes priced from $2.50 to $5.00 each. A large collection includes scarfs four-in-hand and long boas from 98c to $35.00. The lineup emphasizes beauty, fluff, and warmth for the season.

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Mary Margaret Green Ingham Agnes Ingham McIntyre Embutt Denver Colo Abbott Coshocton Wheeling Cleveland T Duffy-McNeeley Tillie Duffy Sherman McNeeley Poplar Street Fr. Synan Sacred Heart Church Rosie Duty Lottie Talmadge Ben-Hur Stewart Dr. Gregg Allegheny James R. Stewart South Second Street Mr. Lamberson Sam Lamberson Ernest Gamble James Hoffman Marion Ind Lamberson Gambler Miss James Helen Herbig South Fourth Street Grace Carr Edna Hay Agnes Carton Winifred Hanlon Kate Temple Carrie Cassingham Helen Baker Halen Herbig Annie Louise Shepler Dorothy Olney Jordon Buxton Franks C. Ayres Cor.Main R. R W. Q. Wilcoxon Main Street Poat Ocfiie Gash Grocery L. W. Hall& Sons Balch Block Bell 48 S. W. Snyder Foster & Strome Court House Loch Boxiit Waverly Ohio Berkshire B. OF. Ricketts East Vine Street Jhense Grovery Corner 7Th and Elm Sts Kored Ransom Dry Goods Company
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