Teachers mingle at county institute reception
A crowd of about two hundred teachers and friends gathered at Alcyone hall for a reception and social before the county teachers institute. Grace Symphony orchestra provided music as volunteers attached name and address tags and ice cream and wafers were served. Flashlight group photos were taken and the evening ended with the home waltz The Calendar. Today’s church and society notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcyone Hall
County Teachers' Institute
Grace Symphony Orchestra
W. J. King
Avondale
Ahmad Weds in Quiet Evening Ceremony at Carroll Home
A subdued wedding took place Wednesday evening at eight o clock in Lafayette at the home of Mr. and Mrs John Carroll. Rev Rainsberger conducted the ceremony witnessed only by Mrs Carrell and Mrs Ashman, daughter of Mr and Mrs Adam Stuckum, who is beloved by friends. The groom Mr Ashman, a shoemaker, will reside at a North Eighth Street home while awaiting guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahmad
Rainsberger
John Carroll
Lafayette
Carrell
Ashman
Adam Stuckum
Mr. Ashman
North Eighth Street
Local Personal News From Mt Vernon and Surrounding Areas
Miss Amy Ogg returns home from a short visit in Mt Vernon. Mr and Mrs George Nicholas of Zanesville visit Mr and Mrs George M Gray of Park Avenue. Mr and Mrs Frank Ayres and sons Jesse and Clyde return from visits in Columbus and Cleveland. Mrs Glenn Davis visits Glencoe. Miss Anna Ridgeway from Conesville. F E Pomerene in Columbus Wednesday. A D Preston travels to Columbus Wednesday. Philip Haider makes a business trip to Canal Dover Wednesday. Miss Clar Siegrist goes to Columbus to spend days at the state fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Ogg
Mt. Vernon
George Nicholas
Zanesville
George M. Gray
Park Avenue
Frank ‘Ayres
Jesse and
Clyde
Columbus
Cleveland
Glenn Davis
Glencoe
Anna” Ridgeway
Conesville
F. E. Pomerene
James Henderson WV at Columbus and Rural Carriers meeting
James Henderson of Fresno was named one of seven delegates elected at the Rural Carriers meeting in Columbus to travel to Indianapolis for the National convention on September 18. He was also chosen to the executive board for the 1906 Cedar Point convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Henderson
Fresno
Columbus
Indianapolis
Cedar Point
Mr. Henderson
Reunion elects officers at Twelfth Ohio cavalry event
At the annual reunion in the house of representatives hall Captain Archie M. Thomson of Co shocton was elected president succeeding Captain A. B. Probert and D. M. Hallways was re elected secretary. Nearby notes say schools open soon as students return from outing.
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Twelfth
Ohio Cavalry
House of Representatives
Archie M. Thomson
Coshocton
A. B. Probert
Columbus
D. M. Hall Ways
Columbus Journal
Rev C C Jones Returns as Coshocton Pastor for Another Year
Rev C C Jones, pastor of the Christian church in Coshocton, is welcomed back for another year after a successful Canterbury Conference. He reports a splendid session and says he is pleased to remain a resident of the city.
Alex Smith Nominated for Senate at New Philadelphia Convention
In a 17 minute session at New Philadelphia the Republican senatorial convention named Hon. Alex Smith as the party's nominee for a second term. C. B. McCoy chaired the meeting with C. L. McIlvaine as secretary. W. A. Smith sat on the resolutions committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Philadelphia
Alex Smith
Mr. Smith
C. B. McCoy
C. L. McIlvaine
Tuscara
W. A. Smith
Coshocton
Seth M. Snyder
Charles Geidel
Ralph Mason
John Brister
James Banford
West Lafayette
Sam Jones at Neat Chautauqua
The Coshocton Chautauqua company will be formed at 11 a m Friday with incorporators A R Tarr Prof C P Crowe M Q Baker George M Gray and A P Stewart Tarr arrived from Columbus and says Sam Jones is the only act to repeat next year among negotiations including Booker Washington Gen Sweeney Robert McIntire Alton Packard the Chicago Glee Club Tom Lawson Capt Jack Crawford the Jubilee Singers and others. Mr Peck new science teacher arrives in town from Lee Massachusetts after teaching in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton Chautauqua Company
A. R. Tarr
C. P. Crowe
M. Q. Baker
George M. Gray
A. P. Stewart
Tarr
Columbus
Ile
Sam Jones
Booker Washington
Gen. Sweeney
Robert McIntire
Alton Packard
Chicago Glee Club
Tom Lawson
Capt
Jack Crawford
The
Jubilee Singers
Employment for Coshocton Glass Co. Workers Aged 14 to 16
Notices instruct boys between 14 and 16 seeking work at Coshocton Glass Co to obtain an age certificate from Dr. Pratt, superintendent of public schools, with parental signatures. After certification, boys may apply at the glass works office, again signed by parents. The notice runs Sept 1 to Sept 6, with Sept 8 deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Button
Dresden
Coshocton Glass Company
Dr. Pratt
Glass Works
Public sale at Doc Kinner farm near West Lafayette
Auction set for Tuesday September 12 1905 at 1 PM on the Doc Kinner farm one mile south of West Lafayette. Items include horses cows sheep farm implements wagons mowers drills plows harrows hay tools and harnesses with equipment for tillage and harvesting.
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Kinner
West Lafayette
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County Institute
Church of Christ
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of Grace
Woman's Missionary Society
M. P
Fannie Marshall
Presbyterian ‘Church
Presbyterian Church
A. N. Compton
Ladies League of the
Eleventh Stret Church of
Mra
Voorhees
Baptist Church
Hardwick
Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Metzler
Dovey Covey
Os Angeles
California
Lafayete
Campbell
Rosie Rowe
Ollie Crawford
Cora,Todd
Daisy Strauss
Ivan Loos
Jim Miller
Walter Baker
Albert Stevenson
Herb Smith
Ernest Hoffman
Ladies of the Maccabees
Mrs. Browning
Miss Bowen
Miss Watson
Estella Watson
South Eighth Street
Susie
Jennie West
Mary’ Goss
Pauline
Corrine Balch
Charles Watson
Judge Balch
Charles Balch
Plainfield
Mr. Allar
Occassion
Allar
Prof. Barton
the Peoples Banking & Trust Co
Ohio
Rue
EB. W. Adams
Geo. M. Gray
T. H. Wheeler
BH. Mills
L. BE
Baughmen
Ats
Fats
Hats
Harris
Universal
Wolfe's Grove
Lewisville Road
Mildren Delaney
Helen Beechat
Buffalo
Carrie Cassingham
Anna McManus
Dove Covey
Emma Carr
Rosalie James
Maya Denman
Edith McNaughton
Adele McClure
Grace Carr
Edna Hay
Agnes Hanlon
Agnes Carton
Mamie Williams
Edith Johnson
Kate Temple
Nell Gosser
Elma Temple
Jennie Stewart
Helen Agnew
Helen Hrgig
Winifred Hanlon
Ione Adams
Hattie Williams
Nellie Fisher
Jean Brown
Helen Baker
Helen Brown
James Henderson
Strauss
Alex Strauss
Tiverton Township
Court House
Calvin C. Simmons
Clarence Fliger
Parker
New York
Alton B. Parker
Professor Collins
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Colling& Sheehan
Sheehan & Parker
Christian Church
Willow Brook
A. J. Bentley
Miss May
Hutchinson
South Sixth Street
Cavalry Association
Jones
Alex. Smith
Neat Chautauqua
Park Hotel
Founn
Peck
R. C. Peck
Town
Timraday
Lee, Mass
Priestley
the Ransom Dry Goods Co
Fred Johnson
Ed Martter
Frank Bostwick
Newark
Anna Lang
Anna Hammer
Cale House
C. A. Gallaher
Arthur Moore
Teeeday
Public
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