Vision of Life at Avot 1908 Commencement Service in Huxth Street Theatre
The annual baccalaureate exercises for the Class of 1908 were held Sunday afternoon at the Sixth Street Theatre with Rev. Johnston delivering the sermon titled The Vision of Life. The program featured a student procession in blue and white, a quartet, and prayers, as graduates heard inspirational remarks urging perseverance, vision, and service to shape a larger life.
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Avot
Huxth Street Theatre
Rev. Johnston
Sixth Street
Johnston
Coshocton
Prof
Ash
Dawson
Walter Thormpson
Hiddle
Ang
Reva Daeges
Carman
t _ Rey Johnston
Abraham
Moses
Infirmary Director Candidate Seeks Election
A local notice states that a writer, urged by Democratic friends, becomes a candidate for infirmary director of Coaharton cosy. The message mentions May as a date reference and a cautious promise to meet voters, with emphasis on a year of service and votes expected.
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Co Aherton Cosy
Poe
To Be Renominated For Congress This Week
William A Ashbrook of Licking county will be renominated for a second term at the congressional convention to be held in Newark Thursday. F M Wanaver of Wooster will be temporary chairman and J A Anderson of Mildternburg temporary secretary. 206 votes in the convention, convening at one oclock. Delegates and alternates from Hat of Coshocton county listed, with numerous names including Stilenbauer Sharpless Clark Rin Ger Jordenkircher Marshall Foster Slinn Pew Besst Banks Fisher Hhuummel Ka ons Whitesides Richards Jowel Fox Vale Hart Dean Aluiger Cottom Tish Phar ion Kinney Shrake Brink Willmer Tish Laird Cassingham Huant Carroll and many others. Alternates EX Gaunner Martter Rinner Donley Mizer Wilson McCurdy McDermott Callahan Dowell Guthrie Leockard Bordenkirker Amore Mowery Marahill Graham Taylor Stuckum Miller Lorenz Rothecker Lautenschlager Guthrie Fair Severns Binning B Hases McVey Still Clark Bible Hedge.
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Willian A Ashbrook
Licking County
Newark
F. M. Wanaver
Wooster
J. A. Anderson
Mildternburg
Coshocton County
A Stilenbauer
Sharpless
PY Clark
John Rxine
G A Ringer
Frank Jordenkircher
A. M.j .Marshall
John Foster
Slin
Pew
Welker Besst
Roda Banks
Lewis Fisher
AJ. Hhuummel
J. BE. Kaons
Jenkin Whitesides
Austin Richards
Ebbe Jowel
Fox
Jacob
Gaunner
E. J. Martter
B.C. Rinner
R. & Donley
Chas. Mizer
BE Ti Wilson
W. A. McCurdy
HR. B. McDermott
Jas. Callahan
Jas
Mc Dowell
Howard Guthrie
Ed Clark
John Leockard
Frank Bordenkirker
Amore
David Mowery
Chris Marahill
Elmer Graham
Sam Taylor
Sol Stuckum
C. E. Miller
Omaha Officials Dispute Democratic Fund Claims
Omaha Mayor James Chahiman recounts a fundraising episode tied to the national Democratic campaign. He says a claimed $15,000 to $20,000 funds raised via Tom Allen in New York was not used for the Nebraska slate or Bryan’s national effort, and asserts no pennies were directed to the national campaign from the Nebraska state effort.
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Omahs
New York
Daoan Atteniyit
Fhimanaald
Tee Cod
Nat Ote Penny
Bryan
Week of Heat and Clear Sky Report Says Heavy Heat
Observer Gamnetsfelfer from Nelle reports last week marked by extreme heat and scant rainfall. With the exception of Saturday, rainfall totaled about 0.3 inches. The week’s high reached 90 degrees and the low dipped to 42 degrees on the night of the 25th, with a record warm spell continuing into midweek.
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Gamnetsfelfer
Nelle
Mer
Tosank
Aiaky Spitten
Twentieth Century Club Meets in West Aristite
The Regular meeting of the Twentieth Century Club of West Aristite was held Wednesday evening May 37 at the home of Mis Bilas Pres tun. Roll call quotations were read. An excerpt paper on national canster wa read by Vasa Laverne. Mrs Chaney read a quper on Southern woiteds prepared by Mare dackso n o TM McVartat. A selection waa read by Mrs VeGinde. The try Was made On a Way Watson enjoyed by all Mioogad, with Mrs Walt Evan in foressiile.
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Coooperdale
Frank Grail
Twentieth Century Club
Weat Ariste
Mis Bilas
Sim National Canseter
Vasa Laverne
Chaney
Mare Dackson
VeGinde
Watson
Walt Evan
Fishing Event Invitation By Blue Hole Club
Invitations from the Blue Hole Flabine Club promote the annual fishing event on June 11 in the Walhonding River between the Denman and Hernham bridges. The cover shows an Indian girl, while interior artwork echoes White Woman’s Rocha and urges couples to bring baskets and bait for a hoped for romantic day on the river.
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Blue Hole Flabine Club
Heme
Walhonding
Denman Anl
Herahman
Rocha
Local Folk Visit Families and Grave Decorations
Decoration Day visits mark the week as Chalfant's family Decorated their parents grave and saw relatives in Wasaa Chester ville and Newark Ohio. Mrs Ensley and Rev A Masses plan visits while Frank Martin and family harvest, attend services, and travel to Ada and Newark as crop conditions worsen and apples continue to drop.
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Ronna Jean Tonkin
Odfard
Co Luntins
Ensley
A. Masses
Jerald O
Chesterville
McConnell Frank Martin
Harves
Roscou
Wasaa
Dodd
Newark
C. W. ‘Fica
Newarh
Russel Waston
Maston
Min
Bell
Ada
J.C Nevis
Matt Creek fire leaves barn, outbuildings destroyed
Milly Creek and Teanird Murray race in Matt CreekTowet as a barn and contents burned. A calf died in the blaze amid a house escape with difficulty. The barn, carriage shed, chicken house and implement shed were destroyed though much hardware was saved. Insurance will partly cover losses.
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Murray
Matt Creek
Cared Horse Escapes Injuries After Embankment Leap
A party led by Tom Cooper Dale and Mr and Mrs H B Dougherty and Mrs Gelders narrowly avoided serious injury south of Cooperdale when their horse bolted toward a traction engine and leaped a sleep embankment. The occupants were thrown out but unharmed. the horse suffered a deep cut to its side.
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Tom Cooperdale
H. B. Dougherty
Almost a Frost Monday Night Forecast From Times
The Times reports a near frost Monday night with temperatures around 44 degrees. Tom Page says the cool spell will persist for days and could last about a week before heat returns. Frost forms near 42 degrees but is not of the killing kind.
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Times
Tom Page
Miss Almack Dies Near West Bedford at 31
Miss Arzila Akutack Almack died at her parents home one mile north of West Bedford after a two week illness of pneumonia. Born near West Bedford thirty one years ago she lived there all her life. Survived by parents and one sister Miss Etta, she was a member of the MFE church. Cleveland, June 2. Five hundred Hallana Storméa opened the private bank of Gaetano Liotta at noon today but doors failed to budge until police arrived. Adams Mills Decoration Day program featured Rev Haas of Trinway and Judge Nichol of Coshocton with music by the Dresden and Adams Mills bands and church choir. Weather did not dampen attendance as old soldiers and neighbors gathered for the observance. At Adams Mills a large crowd heard a memorial sermon at the Presbyterian church and saw several neighbors pay tribute. Local social and visitation notes included several families visiting for Decoration Day and neighbors sharing news and plans for the week.
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Miss Almack
West Bedford
Arzila Akutack
Thomas Almack
Mille Noth
Mica Almack
Etta
MFE
Cleveland
Hallana Storméa
Gaetano Liotta
Adams Mills
Presbyterian Church
Haas
Trinway
Nichol
Coshocton
Dresden
Adams Mil
Nelellerkool
Rey Wass
Edna Gardner
Georgesville
Anne Collins
Alva. Wu] Dale
Zanesville
Ava Slaughter
Jim Wolford
Sam Colling
C 1 Society
Ralph Stockdale
Mother Me Murpnt
Frazpoxbaree
Vrs
Cakdwell
Blownaville
Will Northy
Newark
Vis Hewell
James Mansfield
Juries Appointed From Broad Eligible List This Noon
The jury commission led by A. H. Thomson and George Hill concluded three days of deliberation by compiling a fourth list of names for juries to be drawn throughout the year. The roster includes Adams Valentine Clem Timer Jace Baamer Adam Young and many others across Bedford Jefferson New Castle and Pike counties with numerous individuals named for potential service.
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A. H. Thomson
George Hill
Cnax
Slaughter
Lee
Adams Valentine
Clem Timer
Jace
Adam Young
Hawk Wm. Ford
David Garbe
Thomas Gethiehen
Samuel Crawford Grant Baptain
John C. Bowers
Joseph Robinson
John Wheatcraft
Bedford
Wm. C. McCurdy
David W, Johnson T. S, Sharpless
A M. Smith
B. F. Jones
Plainfield Sons of Veterans play and visitors noted
The Plainfield team won 6 to 0 with Injeta Culbertson and McGiffin credited for batteries. Visitors included Wes Lafayette College officials and numerous local residents. Other notes mention Memorial Day visitors, Decoration Day outings, and gatherings at Mills and Adams Mills with families and townspeople attending events and dinners.
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Plainfield
Jame
Injeta
Culbertson
McGiffin
Jess McClain
Bernie Scarborough
Sons of Veterans
PC. Davis
Powell
Bell
Wes Lafayette College
J. H. Dull
Mayme Traugherty
Frank Taylor
Birds Run
J. B. Baker
Chas
Whitesides
Howard Passett
Daisy
Newcomerstown
Chas. McClain
T. J. Platt
West Lafayette
Abbott
Walls
Sue Wells
Hayat
Coshocton
Kit Att Price
Cleveland
Chas. Ford
Coulte Ao Lawara Coutter
Bodin
Dilan Wisen
Jos. Wilson
Ralph Wiesins
Inteavapol Ois
Wisconsin
Ressebane
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Lengen
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Mirakinggea Valley
Commission
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Henry van Kennel
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Lowe
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L. J. McCammant
Linton
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Michael Collopy
James Banford
John H. Baker
Charles Frank
J. R. Gaumeta
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James Kipner
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W. A. Fowler
George Alexander
Monroe
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Crownapple
Harry Lowe
Lewis Fisher, Jr
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Cyrus Shannon
Andrew Hawking
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Tiverton
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Borden
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H. C. Miller
Wm. Cooper
New Castle
George Garrison
Barney Young
J. J. Almack
John Scott
Joseph McVey
Wheeler Meredith
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David Coggins
Wm. Ringwall
George Gamble
Oxford
Arnold Wilson
F. A. Richmond
Sami. Felver
T. W. Culbertson
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Guy W. Powell
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Pike
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W_ T. Mikesell
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John Olinger
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Henry Wyler
Robert Hamilton
Elmer M. Davie
Allen Weir
Virginia Howard Taylor
James McDonald
Harvey Cave
Leslie Perkins Taarg Cox Mare Fortune
Abner McCoy
Jacoby Bala
Washington
Wm Graham
Jay Trego
Manton
J .F. Dickerson
Hugh Dougherty
Wm. Burns
G. W. Caspingham
Fred Abbott
James Leer
Theatre Agnew
Clem Walker
Paul Love
Ed Hanlon
Frank Mulligan
Mark Love
David Hostelt
George Curney
Willieré Mier
C. Meekem
Kertog
Ed English
Samuel McCube
Raymond Huston
Frank Parks
Fred Timmons
Clarence Clemens
David Markley
Archie* Clark
Joseph Callahan
Manner
Senter
Alonzo Sandles
John D. Stevenson
George Richie
John Hay
U. G. Ralston
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Jerry Fowler
Silas Frederick
John Tish
Mike Denzer
Frank Tyler
L. B. Piper
Alex Stewart
Alfred Peck
Howard Wells
M. J. Emerson
McCabe
U. K
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Vance
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Millfork
Millford
Misa Bata Norria
Columbus
Hod Norris
Charles Corder
James Corder
James Vickers
Edwin
Adama Mills
John Corder
New Philadelphia
Charles Wilhelm
Coshorton
Daniel Thayer
Mina Frade Atwood
Sylvanus Corder
Delle Norrie
Jetta Corder
West Carlizle
New Cathe
Mary Kretier
Newach
DekWere
Nelle Breiter
Gundar
B. Senter
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