Presbyterian Men S Club Supper Delights Members
The Presbyterian Men's Club held its monthly supper with 130 men attending. The event featured social fellowship, a beef dinner, cigars, and speeches by R C Snyder and others, praising kindness and church unity, with plans for one more supper before summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
District 5
Townsend
Gheer
Messrs
Koeller
Hoffman
T. J. Rittenhouze
J. A. Compton
McCurdy
Mr. Forbes
Rocky Mountains
A. J. Bentley
Tommy Atkins
India
Ed. Dawson
Sam Nicholas
Poe
J. F. Forbes
Rev
Hawilton
Messrs Hoffman and
Business Men Hold Interesting Session
The Business Men's Association held a meeting discussing cooperation to pass the primary election law bill. A committee was named to draft resolutions praising representatives and urging Senator Mahaffey to support the measure. Resignation of secretary Mr Kanfmann was announced, with replacements sought. The group debated clerks holidays, advertising methods, and approved a $25 county assessment for state funds before adjourning. Members praised for backing better roads and funding the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men's Association
Caton
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Lybarger
Flamley
Mahaffey
Senate
Seeocration
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Kanfmann
Kauf
Calon
State Food Reads Association
Cedar Point Chosen For Library Excursion
Trustees select Cedar Point for 1900 library excursion at a Thursday meeting in the Carnegie building. July 26 set for the trip with two trains starting from Turnway and Newcomerstown and stops planned up to Brink Haven. Committees named for general coordination and advertising with Pullman arrangements and passenger coaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Point
Carnegie Building
Cleveland
Cty
Dan Smith
Columbia
Pennsylvania
School Board Clarifies Truancy Perceptions This Morning
A member of the school board stated there was an impression that school curricula were being altered to tempt a trial, noting the test had been disrupted while completing exams.
Sipp Divorce Decided by Marietta Judge
The divorce suit of G L Sipp against Myrtle Shipp formerly Myrtle Collett of Coshottom was decided by Judge Judas Davin of Marietta last week. Shipp faced a fault and cruelty decree in the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipp
G. L. Sipp
Myrtle Shipp
Mins Myrtle Collett
Coshottom
Judas Davin
Marietta
Shipp Fae
Sketch of Life of James E Bradfield
James E Bradfield was born January 6 1843 in Ohio and died March ? 1906 in Kansas City Missouri. He served in the 122nd Ohio Volunteer Infantry, fought at Spotsylvania Cold Harbor and The Wilderness, marched with Sherman to the sea, and was mustered as second lieutenant. After the war he studied at Ohio Wesleyan University and married Alice Montgomery on November 8 1876, producing five children. He moved to Kansas in 1883, invested in land near Madison Lyon County, became a noted stockman, and earned admiration for his military bearing and steadfast faith. His life blended courage faith and a public spirit, leaving a name and example for his children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James WM. Bradfield
Coshocton County
Ohio
University Hospital
Kansas City
122Nd Regiment
Ohive Volunter Infantry
Spottsylvania Court M House
Cold Harbor
The
Wilderness
Sherman
Washington
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Alice E. Montgomery
Henry A. Montgomery
Newark
Harvey
Louis
Hale
Branfield
Kansas
Madison
Lyon County
Mr. Bradfield
Moe
Plains of Texas
Chicago
James B. Bradfield
James FL. Bradfield
Meliberleeing
Henry Phillips Dies in Illinois Former Coshocton Resident
Announcement of Henry Phillips death at home in Landesib Marel at age 50. Born near West Lafayette he joined the 58th Ohio at 16 and served in the war. Survived by wife Anna Pad dock three children two sisters and three brothers including William Phillips of Newcomeretown and RK Phillips of Concerilic. Also mentions Honey and Tar cough remedy by C B Andereva.
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Annoumeetment
Mare
Clenry Phildiys
Coshoeton County
Landes
Marel
Weat Lafayette
Ss8th
Ohio
Anna Paddock
Ahmed
William Phillips
Newcomeretown
Phillipa
Concerilic
Christian Culture League Topics Life of Christ Schedule
The Christian Culture League of the Baptist church announces a special period of topics titled The Princes of Life a survey of Christ life and ministry. Topics run March to June with verse themes and a central plan for Sunday services and group study under a lay leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Culture League
Christ
Ehureck
Lander
Big appropriation for canal improvements approved
The state board of public works receives over 300000 for canal work in Coshocton county. Cleveland gets 100000 for improvements, boosting local spending. The Miami and Erie Canal from Cincinnati to Dayton earns a similar allocation. Additional funds include 40000 for repairs north of Dayton, 25000 for the Northern Ohio canal from Cleveland to Cresden, and 20000 for the southern division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Cosahucton County
State Board of Public Works
Ohio Canal
Aresden Ma Cloveland
Cincinnati
Dayton
Ohio
Cleveland
Cresden
Shoplifter Detected In Fountain Dry Goods Store
Short before noon Friday a woman shoplifted a silk waist valued at six dollars from Fountain Dry Goods. Clerks followed her to the Panhandle depot then Walnut Street where she claimed the item was left in the Panhandle toilet. The firm later obtained a warrant for arrest. the name Hart and Walnut Street address appeared false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain Dry Goals
Panhandle
Walnut Street
Ag Hart
Walnut Atrect
Ala
Baby Boy Dies From Pneumonia in North Fifteenth Street
A one year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Larcum died Thursday night after a three month battle with a severe cold. The father works as a slag blower. A letter from A. Nusbaum of Batesville Ind. recounts prolonged illness and notes Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure.
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Garfield Larcum
North Fifteenth Atreat
Nusbaum
Batesville
Ind
Foley
Anderson
Foot Burned By Hot Metal At Hay Axle Works
Harry Blutcher and a young at Hay Axle Works suffered a painful foot burn after hot metal spilled from a ladle while he attempted to run. The brief item notes the accident and the injured worker's name and workplace.
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Harry Blutcher
Hay Axle Works
Kodol Digests What You Eat Cure Ad claims indigestion relief
Sour Stomach and indigestion are blamed for fatigue headaches and other ailments. The ad promotes Kodol Digests What You Eat as a natural digestive aid and tonic that cleanses and strengthens the stomach membranes. Prepared by E. O. DeWitt & Co. sells through C. E. Anderson in Coshocton Ohio. Includes offer for 1906 Almanac and 200 Year Calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanapa
Road Notice for Coshocton County Road in 1906
A formal road petition notice from January 4 1906 seeks to establish a public road across private lands in Washington township Coshocton county Ohio. It enumerates the proposed center line from West Carlisle and Dresden road to a point on the private road and along its center in a northwest direction through multiple land parcels ending at West Carlisle and West Bedford road in Hedgeford township. Principal petitioner is Co. O Wright.
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Coshocton County
Og County
Cardale
Dredden Road
Washington Township
Cowhocton County
Ohio
Samuel Camp
Dougherty Teads
Carlsin
Dresden
Anid
J.ct. Daugherty
Henry Rinne
Henry Rios
W. . Plaman
Elizabeth Axline
Atake No
Elizabeth Axling
Joseph Donley
Vina Wright
Ing Wright
Q. BE. Wright
G. EE
Probate notice of accounts in Coshocton County court
State of Ohio Coshocton County Tribate Court announces accounts and vouchers filed by administrators executors guardians and trustees for deceased and minor estates. A hearing is set for February 10 1906 with potential exceptions to accounts allowed prior to that date. Judge Russell L Donley presiding.
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State of Ohio
Coshocton County
Tribate Court
Julia A. Foster
Valenting Hypriol
Washington Darling
Wiliam Maxwell
Tewil
Clark
Forney
Minnie Thomas
Howard Miller
Lewla Eins
BF. Stover
Bylvia
Glenn Ogle
George Feven Stover
M.D. Stover
Hald
Russel L. Donley
Appointment of administratrix in Coshocton County
Notice is given that the undersigned has been appointed and qualified as administratrix of the estates of Roseun HK Dankworth, deceased, Coshocton County, Ohio. Far Dankworth, Administratrix. February 2, 1465.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Notita
Aoseun HK
Dankworth
Coshocton County
O. Maar
Notice of Stock Reissue Petition in Stark County Probate Court
On February 11 1906 Ernest A Lachert filed in Stark County Probate Court Canton Ohio to reissue two lost certificates of the Capital Stock of The Artificial tee and Storage Company for tea shares and 21 2/3 shares Hearing set for March 13 1806 with the company acting as petitioner seeking restoration of stock certificates through the court procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest A. Lachert
Stark Counin, O
Tee and Storage Company
Canton
Ohio
Salad Metter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Presbyterian Men's Club
State Good Roads Association
Kaufman
Managee Ryan
Cedar Point Resort
James E. Bradfield
Henry Phillips
Illinois
Fotey
C. B. Andereva
Jerusdom
Ben Heth
Jake
Tom
Esernare
Kennedy
Bo Anderson
Brendel Bros
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