Astronomy for October from Ohio State University
October sunrise and sunset times listed with the moon phases and planetary happenings Jupiter Venus Saturn. notable stars Vega Castor Pollux Alpha Pegasi Andromedae and Alpha Persei named. Observation times: Moon phases October 6 10 am full, October 13 2 pm last quarter, October 20 10 am new, October 28 3 am first quarter. Visitors welcome at Emergon McMillin Observatory first and third Wednesdays if clear.
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Ohio State University
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Saturn
Jupiter
Vega
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Pollux
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Emergon McMillin Observatory
Engineer's Odd Death on Baltimore & Ohio Line
John North an engineer for the Baltimore & Ohio railroad died after an accident at a hospital in Youngstown. While leaning from the cab window he struck the bridge superstructure and sustained injuries leading to his death.
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John North
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Youngstown
Guernsey County Christian Endeavor Meet at Quaker City
The Guernsey county annual Christian Endeavor convention will be held at the Christian church in Quaker City on October 10. An interesting program has been prepared featuring many prominent workers and an engaging session is anticipated.
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Quaker City
Guernsey County
Christian Church
Hagee's Cordial of Cod Liver Oil Claims Benefits
Hagee's Cordial of Cod Liver Oil advertises a fat-free, pleasant-tasting formula with hypophosphites of lime and soda. It is promoted as both food and medicine, claimed to feed nerves, rebuild tissues, purify blood, and treat coughs, weak lungs, bronchitis, consumption, sleeplessness, and other conditions. Sold by druggists and prepared by Ines Chemical Co.
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Hagee
Ines Chemical Ca
Diamonds in Alaska and Parole Talk
Diamonds in Alaska are reported by prospectors after several have found a few valuable specimens. The health ad promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a cure for indigestion and related ailments. William DeCoursey, jailed for murder in Conesville, seeks parole after thirteen years into a two year sentence, with supporters campaigning for clemency.
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Alaska
Hostetter
DeCoursey
William DeCoursey
Conesville
John Miner
Hee
Preacher Hurt at Akron Conference Incident
Rev. J. K. Grimes pastor of St. Clairsville church previously of Bystville was injured getting off a street car in Akron where he attended a conference. His injuries are serious and he has been partially unconscious.
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J. K. Grimes
St. Clairsville Church
Byesville
Akron
Lecturer Fred W White Fails To Arrive For Camp Event
Twin City Camp M W of A members were disappointed when Fred W White failed to arrive for a lecture at the T O O F temple last night. He became seriously ill on train No 6 between Columbus and Newark and was removed at Newark. J Wesley Maxwell PhD was sent from Columbus to deliver an address instead and gave an interesting talk.
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Twin City
M. W
Fred W. White
Temple
Columbus
Newark
J. Wesley Maxwell
Dennison
Sunday Selling Sparks Mayor's Crusade in Martin's Ferry
After Sunday selling the mayor continues his anti saloon drive. Four saloonists George Schell Henry Weibit z John Dasech and Mike Walsh faced arrest warrants for violating the saloon ordinance. Death in Roscoe Mrs Margaret LicCullough died at her home in Roscoe at 11 o'clock Thursday night. She was 66 and had long illness from dropsy. Funeral held at home Sunday at 1 30 burial in Roscoe cemetery.
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Heinrich
Martin’s Ferry
George Schell
Henry Weibitz
John Dasech
Mike Walsh
Roscoe
Margaret LicCullough
Roscoe Cemetery
Bowling Club Forms at Parkview Alleys
A group of young ladies organized a bowling club and will meet every Thursday afternoon at the Parkview alleys. At the first meeting held yesterday, Miss Bernice DeHart, Miss Erma Coe, Miss Daisy Wilcoxon, Miss Isabelle Roberts, and Miss Yileanor Burns bowled. Miss Burns achieved the highest score of the session.
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Parkview
Bernice DeHart
Erma Coe
Daisy Wilcoxon
Isabelle Roberts
Yileanor Burns
Burns
Food for Thought session in county Democratic court room
County Democratic executive committee met Saturday afternoon in the courthouse chamber to discuss party matters. The hour long session covered strategy and local election plans with committee members present.
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Democratic
Roscoe Runaway Spooks Town as Wagon Flies
A runaway team belonging to Mr. Conrad from near Bloomfield plowed through Roscoe Friday morning. The wagon bed shattered, the horses fled along the Canal Lewisville road with limited damage to the animals and no serious injuries reported. The incident prompted local attention as the freight train rumbled nearby.
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Roscoe
Conrad
Bloomfield
Empire Mills
Walhending Valley
Lewisville Road
Mr. Conrad
Coshocton Society Forms In Columbus
Coshoctonians now residents of the state capital have organized an association for former Coshocton county residents. A preliminary meeting is set for October 8. Signed calls come from G. H. Bargar and others. The group plans old home excursions summer picnics and social meetings.
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Columbus
Columbus Preas
Coshocton County
G. H. Bargar
Byron H. Bargar
E. J. Pocock
J. B. White
L. A. Parrish
J. F. Williams
Charles Williams
G. W. Williams
Campbell Voorhees
John Steele
A. H.ricketts
Ohio finds 1700 crippled children need care
In Columbus Ohio a state committee reports at least 1700 crippled children exist with 800 unable to attend school. Only 32 of 88 counties responded to a school census. A second effort, with church press and medical aid, aims to gather precise data and push for a home for the little ones.
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Columbus
Ohio
Nash
ERNEST ECKERT SELLS HIS BARN
The livery barn of Ernest Eckert is sold to Ed McConnell and William Overholt who will take possession tomorrow morning. The deal includes the entire livery outfit and the barn, which is leased to the partners. McConnell, son of ex-Commissioner Thomas McConnell, has farmed in Bethlehem township and will reside in Coshocton. Overholt, formerly at Coe’s Hardware, brings friends likely to patronize the venture. Bennett retires from the livery business to focus on buying and selling horses.
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Ernest Eckert
Messrs
Ed. McConnell
William Overholt
Mr. McConnell
Thomas McConnell
Bethlehem Township
Coshocton
Overholt
Coe’s
Mr. Benett
Enamel Company Closes Bonus Deal With Town
Citizens Committee and Enameline company represented by McCurdy Sweeney and Raiff met with attorney F. E. Pomerene at the Empire hotel to finalize terms of a contract tied to a town bonus of over seven thousand dollars. If the firm quits active operations within three years the full bonus is returned. in year four six thousand, year five four thousand five hundred, year six two thousand five hundred, and by year seven the obligation ends. Market Day a Large Success reports Market Master Mapel. Fifty two stalls sold and crowds grew as favorable weather aided growth.
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Citizens’ Committee
Mesars
McCurdy
Sweeney
Raiff
Empire Hotel
F. E. Pomerene
West Lafayette
Case Hangs Fire In Drenching Hose Assault Trial
In Spuire Wimmer's court Saturday Mrs Tway vs Mrs Richeson continued with the former peace breach charge dismissed and an assault and battery count added. The alleged incident, a hose drenching, dates from some time ago. Testimony from the board of public service has not yet been subpoenaed to determine hours involved.
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Tway
Richeson
Spuire Wimmer
Board of Public Service
Ninth annual Ohio Federation convention set for Columbus
The ninth annual Ohio Federation convention will be held in Columbus October 21 to 23 with a simple, businesslike program. The Columbus Board of Trade hosts the evening reception, with music, decorations, and refreshments limited to a fruit punch. A state convention committee oversees arrangements to relieve the hostess city of heavy planning. Local hosts include Mrs. James F. Sells as reception chair and Mrs. Stephen R. Clark as press chair. Roscoe W. C. T U elects new officers including Mrs. Georgia Haight as president and Mrs. Alice Hack as treasurer.
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the Federation
Ohio Federation
Columbus
Columbus Board of Trade
Board of Trade
Charles Williams
Dayton
Asker Bosworth
Marietta
Gilbert Harmon
Toledo
James F. Sells
Stephen R. Clark
Charles C. Pavey
George Hopper
Fire on 300 foot trestle halts Panhandle railroad
President F B Hills of the Delaware Savings Bank discovered a blaze on a 300 foot trestle of the Panhandle railroad. He saved the structure by carrying water in his five dollar hat for half an hour and extinguished the flames. He says the road owes him a new hat.
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F. B. Hills
Delaware Savings Bank
Low Fares to California Excursion Tickets Offered
Excursion tickets to San Francisco, California, for American Bankers' Association members available via Pennsylvania Lines from October 7 to 16 inclusive. For details, consult local Pennsylvania Lines ticket agent. Advertise in The Age. It pays.
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California
San Francisco
Cal
American Bankers’ Association
Pennsylvania Lines
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