Rev Eby Keynote Urges Coshocton YMCA Ideal
Rev John Albert Eby Jr spoke at the Coshocton Methodist Church urging Coshocton to establish a YMCA. He framed a man defined as God’s creature with a soul and called for weekly men’s meetings, urging action and funds. The room welcomed his heart to heart talk and energized the attendees with fist bumps and resolve.
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Coshocton
John Albert Eby
Methodist Church
Mr. Eby
United States
Briterion
Prominent Coshocton Citizen William H. Robinson Jr. Dies
William H. Robinson Jr., longtime Coshocton resident and prominent local figure, died Sunday at 12:15 PM after a two year illness. Born February 27, 1842, he served in the Civil War and later built numerous local structures. Survived by his wife, two sisters, one brother, and sixteen grandchildren. funeral Wednesday at 2 PM from the Chestnut Street home with burial at South Lawn Cemetery under Knights Templar rites.
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William H. Robinson, Jr
Coshocton
William H. Robinson
Coshoe
Justar
Robinson
Cashorian Lodge No
Samaritan
Cyene
Knights Templars
Zanesvile
St. Berhad
Uhrichsville
Guy C. Robinson
Cleveland
Clarence Howe
Wheeling
J. Fred Sprague
Ashtabula
E. A. Dawson
Chas
G. Smith
Mik Louise Robinson
Presbyterian Church
Chestnut Street
Hamilton
South Lawn Cemetery
Knights Templarn
Citizens Phone Co Plans County Directory
Citizens Telephone Company prepares a new county directory to be the largest yet. The city system now has 948 phones in operation plus over 50 extensions. Contracts for about 50 more bring total to 1000 with 150 country subscribers. The company, with county branches, runs nearly 2000 phones. After the directory is issued, callers must use numbers only.
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Citizens Telephone Company
Citizens Company
Adams Mills Social Notes and Local Marriage
Adams Mills March 12. Wm Amart made a business trip to Newark last week. Mrs Joe Widding and Mrs Ralph Stockdale visited relatives in Zanesville. Mrs Warren Magreager of Conesville spent last Wednesday here. Mrs Gertrude Hackney visited her ill sister Mrs James Bale who is convalescing. George Culling moving his family into the R R Co house this week. Mrs Jacob Bale and Mrs W H Froat with Harriet visited Wills Creek. Ed Mills and Lina Cooks ey wed in Zanesville yesterday and will settle in Vanesville. Miss Ethel Cox of Conesville visited Flo Tilton.
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Jacob Bale
Harriet
Wills Creek
Ed, Mills
Lina Cooksey
Zanesville
Vanesville
Ethel Cox
Conesville
Flo Tilton
Varied British drink slang and intoxication phrases
A dense list of archaic and colorful terms describing drunkenness. It catalogs numerous expressions for being drunk, loaded, or under the weather, mixing proverbs, nautical metaphors, and humorous similes without a single narrative angle.
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Paddy
Balast
Mar
Eaglefoot
David
Bart
Bloodhounds on the Trail Through Rural Lane Chase
An illustration sequence shows two bloodhounds guiding handlers near the Dobson and Dickerson houses. The dogs move along a highway, then cross a hog lot to the Dickerson back yard, entering the kitchen and bedroom where Ben Dickerson is found. They bark loudly at the bed.
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Dobson
Dickerson
Clarence Wilson
James Woodward
Ben Dickerson
Wheat Prices Rise to Eighty Cents a Bushel
Wheat rose again and is now quoted at 80 cents, up from 75, reported by miller E S Lee. The article notes fur trade profitability in Coshocton county and Geauga county with mink pelts selling high, raccoon and skunk values, and a regional winter for trappers. It also promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and Hall’s Catarrh Cure with local ads and a Port J. White troupe departure.
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Lee
Coshocton County
Yeauga County
Geauga Counte
Hall
F. J. Cheney @ Co
Toletto
Alieu
Laundrymen to Attend State Convention in Columbus
Clarence Clemens of Eureka Laundry and J A Tyler of City Steam Laundry depart Monday for Columbus to attend the two day state convention of the Laundrymen’s Association. A casual ad plugs Kennedy’s Laxative Honey and Tar as the original remedy for coughs and colds sold by C B Anderson.
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Clarence Clemens
Eureka Laundry
J. A. Tyler
City Steam Laundry
Columbus
The
Laundrymen’s Association
Kennedy
C. BE. Anderson
West Carlisle Happenings and Local Movements
West Carlisle notes include F C Wellling and wife preparing for housekeeping in Zanesville, Arnold Noland planning to Ak ron to enter nursery business, Mrs Legsit and Mrs Stephen visiting Newark to see brother G W Stephen, contractor, Mrs Mosholder improving after illness, and John C Rine in Coshocton for Ben Dickerson trial. Gault plans Ark health trip. Kodal Dyspepsia Cure advertised by C E Anderson with testimonial from Hon Jake Moore of Atlanta Georgia.
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West Carlisle
F. C. Wellling
Zanesville
Anold Noland
Akron
Sarah Legsit
Thos. Stephen
Newark
G. W. Stephen
Mosholder
John C. Rine
Coshocton
Ben Dickerson
Gault
Hot Spring, Ark
Jake Moore
Atlanta
Kodal
C. E. Anderson
Mahaffey Bill Passes in State Senate on Abandonment
The State Senate approved Senator Mahaffey's bill preventing a parent who abandons a child from later forcing the child to support the parent. Foley's Honey and Tar touted for lung ailments with a Danville testimonial praising its curing effect on a daughter’s terrible cough.
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Mahaffey
State Senate
Senator Mahaffey
Foley
N. Jackson
Danville
C. B. Anderson
1906 Wallpaper Now Ready for Spring Trade
1906 wall paper line available with over 600 styles in stock. Florale conventional duplex two tones moire tapestry raw silks feather tile crepe burlaps and more. Complete mouldings in stock including plate rail beading chair rail trim and free delivery for all wallpaper purchased.
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Rev. Eby
City OF Coshocton
Corinth
Luka
Holly Springs
Vicksburg
Chattanooga
Missionary Ridge
Resaca
Sherman
Savannah
Carolina
Jos Johnson
Coshoeton
Wcirelessy Oa
Old Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Parsonage
Lorenz Block
Roberts Blocs
Premium Manufacturing Co
Tuscmrawas
Meek Co
Guenther Planing Mill Co
Robin Sents
William Robinson
Misa Louise Johnson
Cowhoctom
Citizens’ Phone CO
Adams Mills
Mary H. Walters
St. Clair St
E. Anderson
G. M. Ferguson
Kostoe
Porter J. White
Canton
the Star
Florale
Main Street
Pennsylvania
Walington
D.C
Los Angeles
Shriners’ Imperial Couch
San Francisco
National Educational Association
W. H. Kipp
Dr. R. M. Temple
Frew Ridg
Coshocton, Ohio
Edmund Cone
New Realty
Citizens
Hell
Lowada Speck
Warsaw
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