Calendar Society Notes And Local Weddings
The Calendar column records meetings of Lady Gleaners W C T U Presbyterians and other church groups with members including Mrs Hull Mrs John Smith Mrs McCurdy and Mrs Quinlan. A wedding at Conesville unites Miss M Jane Smailes and Jesse J Grace and Miss Zelma Howell hosts a September birthday party with many friends present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Tish
Eleventh Street
Church of Christ
Hutton
Holloway Mission
Grace Church
Wranglers
Conesville
M. Jane Smailes
New Moscow
Jesse J. Grace
Tunnel Hill
M. FE
Akers
J. G. Smatles
Conductor Ignorance Sparks heated Pullman Exchange
J W Almack confronts a Pennsylvania conductor over route knowledge on a Baltimore trip. The exchange ends with a sharp rebuke praising Ohio and warning the conductor to widen his geography as Almack boasts local selling prowess and regional reach.
High School Literary Societies Elect Officers
The High School literary societies met at 2 15 Wednesday afternoon and elected officers for Alcyone and Excelsior. Alcyone elected Hugh Hay as president Fred Cantwell as vice president Jessie Pope as secretary and Professor Cresap as critic. Excelsior elected J R McCabe as president Harry Wells as vice president Clara Robertson as secretary and Professor Richer as critic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcyone
Hugh Hay
Fred Cantwell
Jessie Pope
Cresap
Excelsior
J. R. McCabe
Harry Wells
Clara Robertson
Prof
Richer
Hub Rooms Negotiations In Forbes Building
Albert Bond of Columbus and L D Kenn of Chicago met J P Forbes and Dean Stanley to discuss Hub store rooms in the Forbes building. If talks succeed, C A Bond & Co of Columbus will move into the old Hub rooms October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Bond
Columbus
L .D. Kenn
Chicago
J. P. Forbes
Dean Stanley
Forbes
C. A. Bond & Co
Miss Helen Beechat Leaves Buffalo Visitor in Town
Miss Helen Beechat of Buffalo, who has been visiting Miss Edith Johnson, will return home Friday. Mrs. T. M. Beard left for an extended visit with relatives in Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Lightell departed for Mingo Junction and Wheeling. Mrs. James Scott returned from Colorado. W. H. Crawford of Roscoe arrived home after weeks at Mackinac Island. Mrs. Howard Siegrist returned to Akron after visiting here. Miss Leila Beall left for Columbus to enter the Ohio State University. F. A. Lang of Cambridge was here Wednesday as Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lang went to Ohio to attend a missionary feast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Beechat
Buffalo
Edith Johnson
T. M. Beard
Detroit
J. M. Lightell
Mingo Junction
Wheeling
James Scott
Colorado
W. H. Crawford
Roscoe
Mackinac Island
Mich
Howard Siegrist
Herome
Akron
Leila Beall
Columbus
Ohio
F. A. Lang
Cambridge
Henry Lang
Ohil
Court House notes and licenses from Coshocton scene
Court items show executors questioned in Adams township matters as John Roche and court duties disputed. Commissioners report underway by Auditor Lambergen and Deputy Manner. Licenses to marry issued for Harmon Moffitt and Cora Carnahan, Albert Van Dyne and Sarah Kane, with guardianship noted. Treasury entries list settlements with J Ayres and J J Fisher and Coshocton Light and Heat Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voorhees
Roche
John
Adams
Adams Township
Lambergen
Manner
Harmon G. Moffitt
Coshocton
Cora Carnahan
Canal Lewisville
Albert A. van Dyne
Potter
Sarah A. Kane
Jesse J. Grace
Jackson Township
Mary J. Smatles
Virginia
YOCUNM'S SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Admits Students
The text states admission is based on proper credentials and notes evening classes leading to a diploma, framing the school as a portal to success. It emphasizes accessible credentials and career avenues through its program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yocunm's School OF Business
Michael Ryan Arrested for Voter Fraud in Republican Primaries
Cleveland reports Michael Ryan arrested on charges of fraudulently checking off names for nonvoters and casting illegal ballots in the recent Republican primaries. The case highlights alleged manipulation of primary votes amidst ongoing election irregularities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Michael Ryan
Glover Seed Record Tops Coshocton County Hulling
The coshocton county clover seed championship appears won by James Dobson and son of Cooperdale after hul ling 14 bushels from 7 acres at two bushels per acre for David W Jobe son of Tunnel Hill Their record stands until a better one is shown Also the Store seeks clerks for a sale starting Monday with experienced preferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton County
James Dobson
Cooperdale
Dobsons
David W. Jobeson
Tunnel Hill
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California
Louise Glover
Age
Portland
National Vaporizer Company
Kalamazoo
Walla Walla
Wash
Zelma Howell
Wakatomika
Leona McKee
Viola Graham
Lult McConnell
Minnie Bonham
Tillie Graham
Lulu McCluggage
Emma Casner
Estella Bonham
Linnie Graham
eLila Fulks
Blanch McConnell
Fae Landis
Nellie Ferrell
Mary Graham
Jean Stanford
Laverna Graham
Raymond Trego
Chester Fulks
Frank Graham
Emmet Nethers
Ray Ashcraft
Fred Howell
Lawrence Graham
Delbert Phillips
Brice Nethers
Henry Ashcraft
Mayor Graham
Frank McConnell
Fred Graham
Leonard Iilmore
French Casner
Bert Bonham
Elmer Graham
Clare Graham
Clay McConnell
Lawrence Lake
Lucy Beach
The
Carnegie Library
James Tarr
Debbie Tarr
Joseph Darr
Bert Harris
Sadie Clarke
Clemence Clarke
Perry Clarke
Charles Kendahl
Benton Bible
Etta Bible
Lewis Bible
Adam
Franklin
Orrville Tarr
Moses Tarr
Ida Tarr
Bessie Blake
B. L. Blake
Charles Berkhamer
Herley
John Holmes
Pleasant Valley
Eva Harris
Chili
John Lorenz
Frank Prous
Lester Page
Rrr
Sarah Kane
Albert van Dyne
North Third Street
Salvation Army
Adjutant Brindley
Julia Kane
Lieut. McMahon
C. W. Ball
Central Grog. CO
Jordon & Buxton
Frank C. Ayres
Mgr
Main and Railroad
Penna
J. W. Almack
Pennsylvania
Almack
Baltimore
Woman's College
Mr. Almack
Pittsburg
Court House
Treasury
CG. J. Ayres
Coshocton Light and Heat Co
Ares
Bridges
J. J. Fisher
ES. McDonald
Main St
Geidel Building
S. W. Snyder
W. Q, Wilcoxon
Main Street
Fost Ochiie
St. Theatre Theatre
Adelaide Thurston
the Ransom Dry Goods Co
New York
Tlby
Moses
Port Said
Chatham
Suez Canal
Witte
St. Petersburg
Glover Seed
Berginning
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