Halloween and social events in the Presbyterian community
The calendar lists upcoming gatherings including a Halloween entertainment at the Presbyterian church, card parties hosted by Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Henry Lark, a Knights of Columbus dance at Forbes Hall, and a Thimble Club meeting with the Misses Mobler plus card games at Miss Mary Ricketts home. Daughters of Rebekah plan meetings and conventions in Newcomerstown, district Brethren elect officers, and a U S club Halloween party invites guests with pumpkin-themed invitations. Mrs. John Adams and daughters travel to Las Vegas New Mexico for a stay through May, with home arrangements altered during the absence. The Thimble Party hosted by Mrs. Warner Hay features about seventy five ladies, festive costumes, and a collaborative supper by her children and helpers.
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United Brethren Church
F. M. Loos
North Tenth Street
Las Vegas
John Adams
Charlotte
Martha
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
New Mexico
Adams
Orange Street
Winfield Scott
Warner Hay
Mainstret
Coshocton County club events and conventions noted
The piece lists upcoming meetings for Rathbone Sisters and Coshocton County Christian Endeavor Society. It notes a November 25 convention at West Lafayette with C E secretary C H Hubbel scheduled to speak and indicates plans for two sessions with seven county societies represented. It also includes a verse praising the club girl, emphasizing her talents in science crafts and art.
Miss Lilian Boyd Visits Mt. Vernon For Weeks
Fresno social note reports Miss Lilian Boyd traveling to Mt. Vernon to stay with friends for several weeks while Mrs. A. B. Jones returns from a several days visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilian Boyd
Fresno
Mt. Vernon
A. B. Jones
Coshocton Women Plan Zanesville Convention Trip
Coshocton cied women may travel to the Zanesville convention tomorrow by train No 7 due at Coshocton at 8 09 am. Agent Kipp aims to stop the train and expects success. They will reach Zanesville via Trinway at a reasonable hour and return likely on No 8 at 3 am if transfer from Zanesville to Trinway can be arranged that night. If not, they may come home on No 20 due about 10 1 pm, missing the evening session. A definite announcement may come this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Zanesville
Trinway
Federation Opens Ohio Club Convention in Zanesville
Zanesville hosts the Ohio Federation of Woman's Clubs opening its annual session at the First Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Buchwalter of Springfield presides as the meeting shifts to a business focus with no formal reception, while Coshocton women prepare for a planned tomorrows event and full hospitality for visitors.
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Rathbone Sisters
Ella Denzer
Carpenter
Renner
Zanesville
First Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
Federation
Relatives visit in city as residents travel
Wiliam Barcroft and daughter Miss Cassie have been guests of relatives in the city for the past month and left for Jacksonville, Florida today. M Manassa, western representative of The Meek company, is in the city on business. Mrs A L Skinner of Chester, W Va, visits relatives here. Mrs Mary Tallmadge returns from Pittsburg and Chester, W Va. Mrs Thomas Clark of Pittsburg visits relatives here. McConnell departed Tuesday morning for California to seek health improvements. Austin's Pancakes praised as superior by grocers.
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West Lafayette
Newcomerstown
Wiliam Barcroft
Cassie
Jacksonville
Tfl
McConnell
California
High officers of W. & Lt visited Goshocton today
An inspection party from Wheeling railroad arrived by a special train at 10 30 a m on Wednesday, spending the night in Zanesville. The entourage, led by executives including B A Worthington and G G Yeomans, toured the city and proceeded north after a half hour stop, aboard four Pullman cars under conductor Fred Holenstein.
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Wheeling
Zanesville
Fred Holenstein
B. A. Worthlington
Death of Edward Hoffheinz in Big City Lithographers Column
Edward Hoffheinz a well known artist of the lithographers colony in the city died at his home on South Ninth street after a month long typhoid fever He came from Detroit two years ago and worked for H D Beach company He is survived by his widow his Buffalo based father Charles Hoffheinz brother William Hoffheinz and sister Mrs John Burk Funeral services are set for Thursday at his residence and interment will be in Detroit Mrs Hoffheinz will reside with relatives there
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Edward Hoffheinz
Big City
South Ninth Street
Hoffheinz
Detroit
H. D. Beach Company
Hoftbeing
Lithographers’ Union
The
Eagle Lodge
Charles Hoffheinz
William Hoffheinz
John Burk
Buffalo
N. Y
Hamilton
Hoffbeing
Death of Youth at Franklin Station
Harry Wilden seventeen year old son of George Wilden died at his Franklin Station home early Wednesday from a tumor he had suffered from for a month. An operation Tuesday failed. Funeral services by Rev Akers of Conesville at Franklin Station M E church Friday at ten, burial in Franklin M P church cemetery.
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Harry Wilden
Geoge Wilden
Franklin Station
Rev
Akers
Conesville
M. E
Frankin M. P
Collapse of 190? Violent Crime Across Several Regions
A man named Edward Paul was killed in Cohumans yards while seven robbers seized about $6,000 from Ridgeville State Bank. In Bahu a band attacked Cossacks, with several killed and one wounded. In New Baltimore Michigan a collision injured about 60 people and nearly 20 more were slightly hurt. In Vienna an American, likely Joseph Killoran, is under arrest for leading a gang that stole 20,000 crowns from a Vienna bank.
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Edward Paul
Panhwadhe
Cohumans
Ridgeville
Ind
Anu
Bahu
New Baltimore
Mich
Joseph Killoran
Vienna
Eagles Meeting For Funeral Arrangements At Park Hotel
Edward Hoffheinz funeral plans discussed at Park hotel as Edward Judd trustee calls for immediate gathering at 7 p m to organize arrangements for the deceased. Members urged to attend and coordinate with local contacts and family representatives.
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Eagles
Park Hotel
Hro
Edward Hoffheinz
Edward Judd
Highwaymen Sentenced in Dramatic Courtroom Scene
Judge Eason delivered a moving address on the dangers of crime as two highwaymen received seven years at hard labor in the Ohio penitentiary. The scene featured plainspoken evidence of youth corrupted and a stern reminder that the taking of a life outweighs any stolen gain. The defendants, Haughtran and another, pressed for time-served credits but were rebuffed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eason
Ohio
Judge Haughran and Prigley Receive Combined Sentences
In Coshocton a judge reduced Haughran’s term to six years and six months while keeping Prigley’s at seven years after prosecutors argued Prigley held the gun. The pair, considered hardened criminals, were later returned to jail and faced plans to transfer to Columbus as authorities review their lengthy prison histories and prior arrests.
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Sahling
McDowell
Haughran
Prigley
Bounty
Browning
Columbus
Coshocton
Adolph Sahling
Main Street
Wighth Street
Avondale
Johnson
Love's Falls
Hnoughton
Jon Davis
Bertillon
Ohio Penitentiary
Gro. Houghran
Muskingum County
George Whin
Belmont Barnty
Edwards
Ohio
William Murphy
Miami County
Portage County
Frank Edwards
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Carey. Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Frank Pomerene
Daughters of Rebekah
I. O. O. F. Hall
U. S
Roscoe
Martie Hack
Oos Woukan
J. W. Freeland
Advance Club
Marion
Times-Recorder
the Central Grocery Co
Jordon & Buxton
Sele
Frank-C. Ayers
Cor. Main
KR. R
Dealvee
Goshocton
G. G. Yeomans
H. W. McMaster
Robert Blickensderfer
W.H. Duncan
H. J. Booth
C. C. Needham
A. Mackrelle
H. T. Douglas
C. A. van Dusen
C. V. Woods
F. H. Tristran
Asee
J. O'Hearen
J. S. Stark
C. 8. Morse
A. C. Herfet
E. A. Smith
BF P. Bachman
C. A. Sullivan
B.A. Buckwalt
MR. Hoffheinz
Haughtfon
Coshocton County
Alli
Ransom
New York
Wei
S. W. Snyder & Son
G. W. Bendure
Cantain Davis
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