Local clubs host card parties and Knights of Columbus reception
The calendar lists social gatherings including Miss Mohler and Mrs Ricketts card games, Grace church women, Daughters of Rebekah, and Coshocton club women to Zanesville. A Knights of Columbus reception in Forbes hall draws large attendance with progressive pedro, dancing, a two course banquet by Tytler, and a Shepler Newton orchestra program. About forty five ladies attend a Third street gathering with autumn decor and pedro as main diversion.
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Thimble Club
Mohler
Frank Ricketts
Mary Ricketts
Woman’s Home Missionary Society of Grace Church
Lear
Cambridge Road
Daughters of Rebekah
I. O
F. Hall
Coshocton
HK. of C
Order of Knights of Columbus
Forbes Hall
Knights
Pedro
Tytler
Shepler-Newton Orchestra
Rounders
Henry Clark
Nora T. Baker
Third Street
Humane Society Meeting Leads to Officers’ Initiation
A Humane Society meeting is called for Friday at 7 PM in the library. The Woman’s Relief Corps plans a regular meeting Friday night with two candidates to be initiated. Mrs Rachael Kirk from Columbus will visit on November 8, prompting all officers to attend tomorrow night.
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Humane Society
The
New York
Coshocton County
Personalities and visits noted in regional notices
O J Foster traveled to Warsaw for a brief visit while George Roche went to Zanesville and Judge Roche returned from a business trip to Illinois. Panhandle claim agent B L McCune from Columbus attends Sprague versus Pennsylvania Lines case in common pleas court. Mrs C C Carmack and Ruth of Philadelphia return after a fortnight with J L Kirk and O J Case. Roe Burt of West Lafayette was in the city on business. Orlan Foster and wife visit Warsaw for several days. Dr and Mrs Wells return from West Lafayette with Vernon Wells and wife to spend the day. Mrs Gourley leaves for Claysville Pa after staying with her daughter Mrs George M Gray. Mrs J C Rodgers and Mrs Marion Bell visit Mrs Wm Valentine in the country today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Foster
Warsaw
George Roche
Zanesville
Judge Roche
Illinois
B. L. McCune
the Panhandle
Columbus
Sprague
Pennsylvania Lines
Common Pleas Court
C. C. Carmack
Ruth
Philadelphia
J. L. Kirk
O. J. Case
Roe Burt
West Lafayette
Orlan Foster
Mrs. Wells
Vernon Wells
Gourley
Football deaths and injuries spur Roosevelt reform calls
The article cites forty five football related deaths and hundreds of serious injuries over five years, largely from unnecessary roughness in big college games. It notes many specific injuries and condemns mass plays, urging authorities to curb rough play to protect players.
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Roosevelt
New York
Parks rink hosts Halloween skate with prizes for homeliest man
A Park rink Halloween event drew a large crowd last night with prizes for skaters. Miss Alta Leggett won a pair of ball bearing skates for prettiest girl, while Earl Horn received a box of cigars as homeliest man. The management announced a big masquerade party Monday night with multiple skate contests and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta Leggett
Gentemen
Strine
Beck
Horn
Ehrich
Allen
Courtwright
van Alystyne
Earl Horn
Athletes Risk Injury as Pivotal Games Loom in Early Football Era
The article notes how top players from Harvard Princeton Yale Cornell and others faced frequent injuries from practice and games, risking careers and seasons. It cites several players by name and details multiple season setbacks before major matchups, highlighting the sport's growing physical toll. It also reports on a national home for letter carriers planned at Colorado Springs with a 160 acre site and a $200000 cost by the National Association.
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Nite
Ellis
Harvard
West Point
de Witt
Princeton
Roper
Davis
Orange Amblion
Perry Slate
Yuie
Wiley
Burke
Princston
Malls
Cornell
Phiser
Wilhelm
Ylade
Lunt
Soper
Andrews
Yale
Tirvard de Saulles
Boston
Tyndellan
Foote
Williiaas
Carlisle
Virgin
Thorpe
Latberts
Columbia
Turner
Brooklyn
Lawrence
Bayshore
Twitchell
Hartford
Brill Harvard
Stir Girkle
Hollenback
University of Pennsylvania
Letter Caerclerns
New York
Letterar Tiers’ Association
Colorado Springs
Union Print’ Era
Parry faction breaks from rail rate meeting at Steinway hall
The DM Parry faction gathered at the auditorium annex before the railway rate convention at Steinway hall and allied coal dealers marched in. They refused the pledge for rate legislation, were barred out, and moved to Studebaker hall for a rump convention.
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Studebaker Hall
Insurance License Action Delayed by Missouri Official
Jefferson City Mo Oct 26 After a three hours conference between Attorneys F O Judson and F E Crow representing New York Life Insurance and State Superintendent W C Vandiver the latter said he would take no action to annul the state license until the original 50 days notice expires Nov 7
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Jefferson City
F. O. Judson
FE. C. Crow
New York Life Insurance Company
W. C. Vandiver
Vandiver
British Mission to Japan to Confer Order on Emperor
King Edward commands a special mission headed by Prince Arthur to Tokyo in early 1906 to confer the Order of the Garter on the Japanese emperor. The king also raises Britain's legation in Japan to an embassy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
London
King Edward
Prince Arthur of Connaught
Tokyo
Stands Without An Equal Dr Jacksons Digestive Powders
Dr Jacksons Digestive and Liver Powders claim a unique record of cures for indigestion and related ills. The ad touts guaranteed relief from the first dose and lists numerous ailments treated, including dyspepsia, liver trouble, malaria, and dropsy, with a testimonial from J W Slaughter of Roscoe. Prepared by Jackson Medicine Company, Zanesville Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
J. W. Slaughter
Roscoe
Artists Held Bowling Bee
The Argste bowling club held its regular weekly meeting at Park View alleys on Wednesday evening. Attendees included Foot, Strauss, Williams, Creiger, Dixon, Bauer, Weber, Lovene Len, Kowalsky, Koeller, Wyttenbach, Dale and Pfleger. A new optical room by urns & Gosser is completed and touted as one of the handsomest in the area. New instruments have arrived and are expected from Chicago later this week. the department is described as a dandy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argste Bowling Club
Park View
Messrs. Foot
Strauss
Williams
Creiger
Dixon
Bauer
Weber
Lovene
Urns & Gosser
Chicago
Man and wife reconcile. Dawson storyline at Bloomfield sale
L. Dawson and wife have reconciled and moved to Zanesville for peace. John Dawson of Cambridge says his brother is contrite over false accusations and that jealousy led to gun threats. The Guthrie sale drew a crowd at Bloomfield on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Dawson
Zanesville
John Dawson
Cambridge
Bloomfield
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Tommy
Ko-We-Ba
Frank C. Ayers, Wanacer
Cor. Main and
R. R
Gallagher
F. E. Pomerene
B. F. Voorhees
L. C. Robinson
Telegraph
Age
DM. Parry
Steinway Hall
Railroads
Steinway Hit
E. $. McDonald
Main St
Geidel Building
Jackson Medicine Company
Ohio
S. W. Snyder
Man Wag
Street Theatre
Com
J. Carter
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