A Page of Woman's Work M. P. Ladies Elect Officers
The Lady Workers of the M. P. church elected officers for the coming year at a meeting with Miss Alice Milligan of South Third street presiding. Officers named: President Mrs. EB Clarke, Vice president Mrs. Cummings, Secretary Mrs. Charles Cottam, Treasurer Mrs. George McCleary. Mrs Clarke also presided at the devotional prior to the vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Church
Alice Milligan
South Third Street
EB. Clarke
Mrs. Cummings
Charles Cottam
George McCleary
Clark
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W C T U Ladies At Cleveland Plan State Convention
In Cleveland the county W C T U gathers at the Baptist church with the county convention in session. Preparations for entertaining the state union in October are underway as five hundred to six hundred delegates are expected. The event will require extensive planning and notable executive effort from Cleveland members. The piece also notes remedies and consumer notices, including Holllster's Rocky Mountain Tea and Red Cross Ball Blue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Cleveland
Count Michael Speransky born heir to Russian prince title
A five year old boy, Count Michael Speransky, is described as a great grandson of General Trysses St. Grant and heir to future Russian princely rank. His mother Julia Dent Grant is daughter of General Frederick Dent Grant. Born July 21, 1900, the child is expected to have a notable military and noble future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Michael Speransky
Ohio Woman Honored by Belgium
Mrs. Buchwalter, president of the Ohio Federation of Women's clubs, has been named a member of the international committee of patronage for the United States for the Congress d education et de protection de l'enfant dans la famille. The Liege meeting runs September 18 to 20, a key event of the Liege exposition. She cannot attend, but the honor stands alongside other U S figures including Mrs. Daniel Manning and Dr. W T Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Daniel Manning
W. T. Harris
David R. Francis
John J. Glennon
R. W. de Forrest
D. Z. McMahon
Charles KR. Henderson
Aged Lady of Tunnel Hill III at Pleasant Hill Festival
A news brief from Tunnel Hill reports attendance at the Pleasant Hill festival last Saturday evening. Local residents noted include J. T. Thompson visiting T. C. Ramsey and family in Killbuck, G. B. Kirker near Roscoe, and several neighbors and friends visiting. Grandma Wolford is very ill, and Mr. Fowler of Millersburg spent a night with Frank Johnston and family. Idella Camps of Cooperdale visited Mabel Johnston, Davis Lowery and family hosted Willam Wable’s guests, and John Parrish and family will move to Coshocton from William Wable’s farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Thompson
T.C. Ramsey
Killbuck
Kirker
Roscoe
Wolford
Mr. Fowler
Millersburg
Frank. Johnston
Idella Camps
Cooperdale
Mabel Johnston
Davis Lowery
Willam Wable
Aaron Reed
John Parrish
William Wable
Coshocton
Lyda Thompson
Hiram
Ohio
Women's Club Movement in Germany Growth and Grauen Club
The German woman's club movement is younger than in the United States but has grown quickly in eleven years. The Grauen Club of Berlin is a leading example with eleven thousand members and members from all professions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Grauen Club
Berlin
Adams Mills People Visiting Adams Mills
Sept 14 report from Adams Mills notes Roe and Walford Bate returning to Raymond. Mrs Hugh Smailes and two children from Trinway visited relatives here. Funeral attendees from Dres den for Miss Ligvie Donaker include Mr and Mrs Frost and Miss Filtons. Twin girls born to Wm Smart. Local visits include Georgeville and Wills Creek trips and Coshocton teacher institute. Flora Adams of Warsaw holidaying with local family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Roe
Walford Bate
Raymond
Hugh Smailes
Trinway
Mro
Mis Wmn Frost
Flo
Ellis Filton
Ligvie Donaker
Dresden
Smart
Jennie
Bell Ross
Cleveland
Stephen Bajo
Georgeville
Flo Tilton
Teachers’ Institute
Coshocton
Thresh
Wills Creek
Hiram Cooksey
West Lafayette
Prescott
Arthur Gray
Pacific
Nellie iXrieder
John Caldwell
Brownsville
James Dayton
Conesville
Flora Adams
Warsaw
Linton Mills Schools Open and Local News Briefs
Linton Mills notes show residents visiting Newcomerstown Cambridge and Coshocton for events and visits. A local baseball score 22 to 8 favors the home team. Typhoid fever patient Sheridon Greene improves. A new son James Mayhew born to Mr. and Mrs. Chris Stone. Junior department opens with Jesse McClain as teacher. Red Cross Ball Blue ad appears with 2 oz package for 5 cents. Pennsylvania Lines advertises West and South Home-Seekers Excursions with stopovers and fare details for summer travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton Mills
Hiram Welker
Anna
Newcomerstown
George F. McAllister
Otsego
Frank McAllister
James Vanalstyne
Cambridge
B. C. Welker
Teachers’ Institute
Coshocton
Boden
John
Jeff Henderson
J WR. Lawrence
Indian Camp
Thos. Stone
Harley Baker
Jonathan Baker
Sheridton Greene
Chris Stone
James Mayhew
Jesse McClain
Peter Marbold
Fresno
Frank Taylor
Plainfield
J. H. Lawrence
James Folkert
Guernsey
Lawrence
J. P. Mayhew
John Stone
John Matthews
Bernice
Gave Away His Wealth in Three Deeds at Columbus
Columbus Ohio September 14. E T Mithoff 87 a capitalist filed three deeds with the county recorder transferring local property valued at over 1 800 000 to his wife Mary M Mithoff and four grandchildren Ned L Reese Helen Chittenden Zeigler E Mithoff Nicholas and Campbell M Chittenden. In each deed Mithoff received one dollar and natural love and affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
E. T. Mithoff
Mary M. Mithoff
Ned L. Reese
Helen Chittenden Zeigler
E. Mithoff
Nicholas
Campbell M. Chittenden
Correction notice on Florence Crittenton circle roles
An age newspaper correction states Mrs M S Beebe was omitted as finance committee chairwoman in the Florence Crittenton circle arrangement. Emma Lee is identified as membership chair instead of finance chair. An advance man from Stetson's Uncle Tom's Cabin company visited the city Tuesday for an upcoming Sixth street theatre event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Crittenton
Dednesday
M. S. Beebe
Emma Lee
Uncle Tom
Stetson
Uncle Tom's
Caprn
Sixth Street
Amusements The Program The Slave of the Mill and The Volunteer Organist
The Friday Sept 15 program features A Slave of the Mill by Hal Reid and Harry Gordon praised for intelligence over sensational drama. Lincoln J. Carter notes the production’s strong stagecraft and effect. The Volunteer Organist at Sixth Street Theater draws a full house with Paul Barnett and Marion Leonard delivering strong performances and acclaimed scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vomg
Tog
Hal Reid
Harry Gordon
Gordon and Bennett
Lincoln J. Carter
Sixth Street
Coshocton
Paul Barnett
Howard Sturgis
Marion Leonard
Grace Barrett
New York Fashions For Infants Wardrobe Styles
Planning garments for a child in the household, this feature presents simple dress ideas. It suggests fabrics like Persian lawn, India mull, gingham, chambray, and silk for dresses, cloaks, bonnets, aprons, and petticoats, with practical notes on trims and construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persian Lawn
India Mall
Madras
Chambray
India
No. owe West Bound Schedule Notice
A damaged OCR item references train numbers and times with sparse readable data. It notes a West Bound schedule and asks for particulars from W. H. Kipp, ticket agent in Coshocton, Ohio. The fragmentary text includes prices and daily/service days like daily except Sunday and Sunday only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wess
West Bound
W. H. Kipp
Coshocton
Wheeling & Lake Erie Parlor Cars and Through Tickets
Wheeling and Lake Erie operates parlor cars on trains 32 and 24 between Zanesville and Cleveland with buffet-parlor cars on trains 33 and R between Cleveland and Zanesville. Connections at Navarre with abash trains to Pittsburg Louis and the west, Toledo for north and west, Cleveland Kent Canton for east, and Zanesville for east south and west. Through tickets sold and baggage checked to all points. Homeseekers tickets to western and southern destinations on the first and third Tuesdays each month. One fare for round trip Sundays. For folders and time of connecting lines or other information call agent W. J. Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Zanesville
Navarre
Pittsburg
Louis
Toledo
Kent
Canton
Zenerville
Cerala
Cheap Summer Trips to Various Points via Pennsylvania Lines
Travel notices list excursions from Winona LakS to Portland Oregon and Denver and Richmond with dates from May to September. Organizers include Lew is & Clark Exposition Odd Fellows Grand Lodge Farmers National Congress and National Encampment G A R. Tickets sold via Pennsylvania Lines with details from local agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Richmond
Farmers” National‘ Congress
Philadelphia
Odd Fellows Grand Lodge
Virginia
Farmers” National Congress
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M. P. Ladies
W.C. T. U. Ladies At
Hollister
C. E. Anderson
Pacake
Lady Grey-Everton
Loudry Grey-Egerton
England
May Cuyler
New York
Philip Gray-Seerton
Sir Philip
Belgium
Tunnel Hill
Tunnel Hil
Pleasant Hill
Foster & Strome
P. Oo
MILLS
Colorado
Idaho
Iowa
Kansas
Minnesota
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Dakotas
Oregon
Washington
Texas
Pennsylvania Lines
Galvan
Beamett the “Great
Prerzied Frwie
Balorake
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Ato Wits
Fray
Martha Dean
Pattern Department
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Wheeling
Lake Erie
W. J. Daviba
Nai
Avondale
Chili
A. Mn
Baltic
Sugar Creek
Barrs Mills
Dundee
Beach City
Justus
Om No. 35
Mall
Canesville
Winona Laks
Ind
Winona Assembly
Portland
Ore
Algo
Denver
Colo
L. E. Railroad
Great Lake Region
Polou Om St. Lawrence River
Adirondack Region
W. J. Davies
Auburndale
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