Labor Day Parade At Coshocton Draws Four Thousand
A Labor Day event at Coshocton attracted about four thousand people to a morning parade from Chestnut to the fair grounds. Grand Marshal Jas Stewart led 19 piece bands and unions from Miners to Typographicals, with numerous crafts and officials in line. An afternoon program at the fair grounds featured a Columbus speech on labor and capital and calls for reforms to curb trusts, tariffs, and political corruption, urging use of constitutional rights to amend laws.
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Coshoctton
Coshocton
Roseville
Jas. Sreart
Chestnut
Main
Walnut
Fair Grounds
Jas. J. Stewart Coshoct
Warsaw
Pope Gossers
Ciluss
Barbers
Convagile
Messrs Williams
John Shaw
W. R. Richards
Lawson Murtford
PP. M. Pettit
M. OH. Denzer
W. OS. Tish
C. H. Cramblett
Smith
John Callahan
Trades Council
Louis Brendel
W. 8
Hutchinson
Board of Public Service
Common Pleas
Nicholas
Maple
Palr
Jones
Columbus
Cais
Amd
Aging Woman Passes Away at 74 in Coshocton Home
Mrs Hettle A Bedeh aged 74 died Sunday evening at 6 at her son in law Myser home on Cambridge Street after a gallbladder diagnosis. She was born near West Bedford, married Dr Beach, lived in Bloomfield, then Coshocton with her son before April last. Survived by son W O Myser of Paradise OR and daughter Mrs Joseph Mysor of Coshocton. Wedding feature notes William Ehrich of Zanesville to Miss Lila Dawson of Conesville last Saturday with ceremony at the Dawson home officiated by Rev Adbers. The couple will reside in Janesville while Ehrich works as a Times reporter.
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Hettle A. Bedeh
Indaw
Dageph
Myser
Cambridge Street
Beach
West Bedford
Is Anid da Pssg
Dr. Beach
Bloomfield
Coshocton
William Ehrich
Zanesville
Ldla Dawson
Conesville
Halliserae
Duawson
Adbers
Cehanoh
Ceveland
Janesville
Ehrich
Times
Returned After Forty Four Years In Fort Ditto VWiverton
Forty four years after a death and burial, local residents recall Revived ties as a community reports mix of obituaries and remembrances. Mentions of Doebler and Katterjoha linked to nearby towns, with a Wednesday or Sunday service planned for the deceased. Military or school figures referenced in passing.
Saddle display at Slegriat Williams store reported
Frank Hostwick shows saddle equipment from a Rift with Moruce's Sultan at the Slegriat & Williams store. A photograph of the Salten oon is included, noting work by the Sultan. The saddle, tied to a covmmercy wire, is linked to Teanty Rakbedl and a little rain noted with Mrs. Abert Parrish and Walter visiting Nellie.
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Frank Hostwick
Slegriat & Willams Crug
Moruce
Ohimee F
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