Miss Mortley to Leave Findlay for Coshocton Return
Society notes report Miss Mary Gage Mortley plans to return to Coshocton from Findlay, resigning as leader of the First Lutheran choir after a summer study in New York with Miss Elizabeth Clarke. Her friends welcome her voice back to Coshocton musical circles. A church collection raised forty five dollars and twenty five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mortley
Findlay
Mary Gage Mortley
Coshocton
New York City
Elizabeth Clarke
Coshorton
Sacred Heart Church
Quinlan
Chestnut Street
Twenty Fifth Anniversary at Chili German Evangelical Church
Attendees from Coshocton report the Chili German Evangelical church twenty-fifth anniversary exercises in Mizer's grove were grandly successful. A large crowd enjoyed the welcoming dinner prepared by the grove church ladies and many local families attended. Listed from Coshocton are Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Lorenz and others including Rev. Emil Jaeger and Miss Martha Zschaebitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chili German Evangelical Church
Mizer's Grove
Gabriel Lorenz
Henry Lang
Richard Zschaebitz
John Lorenz
Henry Ehrich
Emil Jaeger
H. D. Beach
Anna Dokkenwaddel
Nellie Vokkenwaddel
Matha Zschaebitz
Margaret Ehrich
Lester Page
Frank Prous
Will Schaih
Henry Sunkelland
Personal notices from local society column
Dr. and Mrs. Seiler depart for Lorain. Mrs. Temple and Mrs. Smith return from Canada after five weeks. Mrs. Morrison and Miss Morrison from Salem, Mo visit George Ayres. return today. Mrs. Stuckey of Cisco visits Miss Florence Wisengberg. Mrs. Kerns back to Washington after two weeks with the Miler family on East Main. Mrs. McVey of Nevada visits niece Mrs. Reed this weekend. Mr. Walker and wife settle on South Third Street. he works at the linotype works from Michigan. Mrs. Custer and Eleanor return from New Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Doll and Gladys of Lorin, and Mrs. Miller of Cleveland visit Henry King on North Third. President Green of this sub district goes to Columbus on official business. Miss Cairnes of Coshocton visits Prof. Scott. Mrs. Satterwhite of North Carolina leads a large piano and violin class. Students Longsmith and Chaney attend college while serving as assistant pastors on Sundays. Mrs. Lingo returns from extended Maryland visit. Miss Jean Brown returns from Columbus. C L Clapper of Marion visits. Mrs. Scott and daughter Mary of Adams Mills guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Stewart. Scott and Eleanor arrive today. Mr. and Mrs. Ewart return to Mt. Vernon after visiting Miss Bess Gamble at the Mecca hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seiler
Lorain
R. M. Temple
Ernest Smith
Canada
Morrison
Grace Morrison
Salem
George Ayres
Poplar Street
Francis Stuckey
Cisco, ii
Florence Wisenberg
Thomas Kerns
Washington, Pa
William Miler
East Main ‘Street
Margaret McVey
Nevada
Ross Reed
A. Walker
South Third Street
Walker
Linotype
Leome
Michigan
M. D. Custer
Eleanor
New Philadelphia
Charles Doll
Gladys
Lorin
Charles Miller
Cleveland
Henry King
North Third Street
William Green
Columbus
Satterwhite
North Carolina
Longsmith and Chaney
Lingo
Thomas
Maryland
Jean Brown
C. L. Clapper
Marion
Court House Probate Report of private sale of personal property
Court notices record a private sale of Edward E Randies personal property. Marriage permits list Harry B. Fife 27 and Susie Megllister 25 both of Ad amsville and Frank Smalley 20 and Pearl Meonwell 20 both of this city. Manila reports Typhoon Lion islands wrecks casualties and hemp losses. Suez Canal wreck of Chatham blown up to prevent dynamite explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward E Randies
Harry B. Fife
Susie Megllister
Adamsville
Frank Smalley
Pearl Meonwell
Aes
Manila
Lion
Samar
Coast Guard
Leyte
Sorsogon
Suez Canal
Port Said
Egypt
Chatham
Low Fares for Columbus and Sidney Conclave Excursions
Excursion tickets offered by Pennsylvania Lines to Columbus Ohio on October 11 and 12 for the Annual Conclave of the Knights Templar of Ohio. Tickets sold only at Ohio stations. Also Union Veteran's Excursions to Sidney Ohio on October 22 and 23 with tickets at all Ohio stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Pennsylvania
Knights Templar
Ohio
Union Veteran’s
Sidney
Tennsylvania Lines
McConnelsville to Host 97th Ohio Veterans Reunion
Capt. J. M Compton reports half fare rates for McConnelsville on Thursday October 5 for the 97th Ohio veterans reunion. John Adair is association president with fourteen surviving members in the county. Efforts aim to draw a full turnout for a celebratory gathering as the town anticipates a festive event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M Compton
McConnelsville
97Th Ohio
John
Adair
Finishing Touches for Presbyterian Church In Place
The pulpit furnishings and one electric light fixture for the Presbyterian church arrived and are being installed today. A railroad section boss Green on the Big railway was fatally struck by a train on the Little Miami division early today. Mrs Munn and Miss Nell Henderson of Row have accepted positions with Mrs Munn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Columbus
Green
Big
Little Miami
Pennsylvania
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edward 5S. Wood
Harvard Medical School
Boston
Holloway Missionary Band
Grace Church
The
Wranglers
Lou Boyd
the Daughters of America
Will Boys
Coshocton Lodge
Eusie McAlster
Harry EB. Fife
Central Union Telephone Company
Farmers’ Hotel
Clark
Eleventh Street
Church of Christ
Hutton
Mise Gamble
Bess Gamble
Mecca
Ewalt
Mt. Vernon
Helen Beechat
Buffalo
Nell Gosser
Nellie Severns
Edith Johnson
Delva Speckman
Messrs. Glaser, Weber and Hoffman
6Th St
Adelaide Thurston
Fountain Store
Court House
New Baby List
Fred Wagner
Ysters
W. Snyder & Sow
Derby
Harris
Hatter
Park Gash Grocery
Useer
Virginia
W. A. Smith
Betty
Om Dren
the Ransom Dry Goods Co
Veterans OF
97Th
Connnellsville
Jesse D. Mumaw
Roscoe
J. P. Zerbe
Siegrist & Wille
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