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Coshocton Age

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1905

Page

5

Community Calendar And Society Notes

The calendar lists dances at Forbes Hall and meetings of the Missionary Teens U B Choir Ladies Aid Society Woman's Relief Corps and Ladies League with named hosts Miss Brook Mrs Thad Haight and Mrs Strausser. Reports on Grace church Missionary Society meeting include Dorey and Strausser numbers and a Mothers of Hell's Kitchen account. Mr Glover begins a new piano technique book and research on Gnadenhutten. Stitchers meet with Nellie Fisher hosting and attendees listed. Mr and Mrs Evans expected to return to Coshocton next week after six weeks in the U S with hospital stays in Columbus.

Forbes Hall Woman’s Home Missionary Society of Grace Church Mrs. Strausser Miss Dorey Glover Joseffy Te Puckeye Gnadenhutten Cincinnati Enquirer

Inside Information on Miona for a Stronger Stomach

The advertisement urges readers to try Miona from C. E Anderson with a risk guarantee. One tablet daily from a 60 cent box promises a stronger stomach and better health, addressing pains after meals including belching sour taste and headaches. It sells the product as a no-risk remedy with a money-back guarantee if health is not restored.

C. E Anderson Miona C. EB. Anderson

Coshocton Social and Wedding News

Local notes report travel plans of Hos and Mrs. Cassingham with relatives to Cleveland and the south, a month abroad, and Miss Carrie Cassingham visiting coshocton. Eleanor Brook hosts Sewing Club. a church supper is postponed. Pigman and Zollmer wedding invitations go out. dancing lessons begin with Prof Lynch. Juniors social postponed after Mr Fisher's death.

M. FP Me. Fisher

Personal News From Town Aids and Absences

Miss Minnie Almack and her father left for Baltimore to enter the Woman's College. Miss Lottie Waddell returns from Cambridge Springs to resume life here. Charles Cassingham of Cleveland visited. J. B. Murray came back from Columbus. Miss Carrie Williams visits Janesville with Dr Knapp. Mary and Ida Williams visit Columbus. W A Mixer and Howard Hahn visited Zanesville and West Lafayette. Grace Williams of Clarke and Louise Wolfe left for Cincinnati then home to Brooklyn. Mr Clyde Wells and wife return from Pittsburg. Rosalie James visits from Columbus for Sunday. Mrs Lewis Yeager travels to Cadiz for relatives and the A M E conference. C E Lorenz leaves for Pittsburg and eastern points on business.

Minnie Almack J. W. Almack Baltimore Miss Almack Woman's College Lottie Waddell Camwidge Springs Charles Cassingham Cleveland Murray Columbus Carrie Williams Janesville Dr. Knapp Mary Ida Wiliams Evan O. Evans Zanesville Howard Hahn West Lafayette Grace Wiliams Clarke Louise Wolfe Cincinnati Brooklyn Clyde Wells Thyra Pittsburg Rosalie James Lewis Yeager Cadiz C. E. Lorenz

Card By Mr. Blum Confirms Deal Dispute Over Lot Sale

Mr Blum defends himself against accusations of breaking faith with Mr Pope and associates in a Mak proposition. He states he offered his lot at 5500, McDonald agreed to buy, and Pope promised payment next day but funds were never provided. Work began on the property, including moving the stable, while no money arrived. Blum recalls receiving a higher offer and ultimately selling elsewhere, denying any involvement with the Sixth street Theatre or Park Rink. The Age reported the sale before Blum had received payment.

Age Sixth Street Theatre Company Park Rink Company Savare

Presbyterians Take Ownership of New Church Edifice

Local Presbyterians moved to transfer the handsome new church from contractor G B Ballard of Mattoon Illinois to the church trustees today. Building committee members photographed in front of the church include Mesdames Rose Hesket Ward Geo Richie and Messrs Geo M Gray A P Stewart Edw Hanlon and E Anderson. Dedication is set for the first Sunday in October with seats arriving soon and architect Badgley expected from Cleveland.

G. B. Ballard Mattoon Ill Mesdames Rose Hesket Ward Geo. Richie Messrs Geo. M. Gray A. P. Stewart Edw. Hanlon Anderson Badgley Cleveland

Creditors to Receive About Forty Percent of Claims

Creditors of E. D. Randles are expected to get about 40 percent of their claims. An appraisal of Randles store stock and fixtures on Main Street totaled 569.77 dollars. Real estate was valued at about 400 dollars with a 200-dollar mortgage outstanding. Claims filed against Assignee Levi Williams amount to 91.70 dollars, with all claims yet to be settled. Randles promises to pay every claim in full when he can regain stability and will waive his homestead rights for creditors.

E. D. Randles J. B. Calhanan Benjamin Coe Richard Darnes Estergy Randles Main Street Levi Williams Kandles

New England Buys Our Washboards From Tyler Factory

The Tyler washboard factory reports a strong market push with a large Vermont dealer order. The item notes that buyers in New England are recognizing the product as a solid value amid regional demand.

New England Tyler Vermont

Muskingum Fair Draws Large Attendance

The Zanesville Times-Recorder reports 29 000 paid admissions at the county fair with total attendance around 25 000 after counting children and complimentary guests. President Browning announced the official receipts counted by four expert accountants from 6:30 to 9 pm, deposited at Security Savings & Trust.

Zanesville

Mrs Kohler Ill After Pleuro Pneumonia

A card from Rev Henry Irving Kohler, pastor of the local United Brethren church, states Mrs Kohler has been very ill and is slowly recovering from pleuro-pneumonia contracted during the church conference at Ashland. They are visiting Mrs Kohler's parents in Ashland.

Henry Irving Kohler U. B

Big Matinee at Park Rink Saturday

Roller skating matinee tomorrow at 2 pm with ladies and children admitted free. Skates for all afternoon for 15 cents at the Park Rink.

Freshman Class Expelled After High School Vandalism

Mt. Vernon Ohio September 22 Freshmen from Mt. Vernon High School were expelled following vandalism on the new building. Overnight paint daubing blamed on the freshman class.

Mt. Vernon Ohio Mt. Vernon High School

Rally Day at German Evangelical Sunday School

The annual Rally Day of the Sunday school at the German Evangelical church will be held Sunday. In the evening a musical program includes solos quartets and choir selections. Miss Munz of West Lafayette will sing. Wanted ten sales ladies from the country for fair week. Apply to Long Bros Coshocton Ohio.

German Evangelical ‘Church Miss. Munz West Lafayette Long Bros Coshocton

Court Petition in Partition Sought in Washington Township Lands

Probate court records reveal Linnie McCann petitions partition against Emma Ferrell and others over lands in Washington Township. Belle Gadfield filed a separate partition petition opposing Guthrie and co defendants in nearby Poet Township.

Linnie McCann Emma Ferrell Washington Township Belle Gadfield

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John C. Wise, MD U.S. Navy Nellie Fisher North Fourth Streat Clifford Adams Carl Herbig Mary Mortley Macra Palm Jessie Compton Carrie Elliott Woman’s Relief Corps Burnside Hos Wi Cassingham Larrabee South Carrie Cassingham Co Shoctor Sewing Club Eleanor Brook Baptist Church Ww. D. Lynch Mr. Blum Presbyterian Building Committee Ballard Wabash W. J. Davies Ipor Selec Ium Make the Ransom Dry Goods Co A. N. Compton Court House S. W. Shyber
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