Change in Business Ownership at Canter Street Store
George Morison, who ran a cigar and confectionery shop on Canter Street, has disposed of his business to John Shagan of Waynesfield. Morison has not decided his future plans. In a separate incident at Garfield Park, Willis Robertson sustained a broken nose and blackened eyes after being hit by a ball during a Sunday afternoon game. He sought care from Dr A M Crane. Also, H C Havill, Marlon Shoe superintendent, is recovering at home after tearing a ligament in his left leg while playing tennis, with treatment by Dr H J Lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Crane
Havill
h. Cc. Havill
Marlon Shoe company
H. J. Lower
James Peak Dies of Tuberculosis at Country Home
James Peak, aged about forty five, moved from this city to a country home four miles west of Ashley about a year ago. He died Saturday evening from long tuberculosis. He leaves a widow and four children. Sister Mrs. C. Hoger of South Prospect street attended. Funeral services were held at 2 o'clock Tuesday at the family residence, and the remains were buried in a nearby cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Peak
Ashley
C. Hoger
south Prospect street
othe
Married couple Mamie Hall and John Scull wed at M E Parsonage
Mrs Mamie R Hall aged twenty three and Mr John Scull from Columbus married by Rev Davidten Bailay at the M E Parsonage at a o clock. The groom a traveling salesman aged forty. They will make their future home in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie R. Hall
John WiSeull
Columbus
Davidten
Halesman
Scull
Infant dies of convulsions in Columbia street home
Little son of Mr and Mrs Byron E Wilson aged nineteen days died from convulsions at the family residence on West Columbia Street last Saturday Funeral cortège traveled from the residence this morning marking the family loss in a brief obit notice from the local paper
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EK. Wilson
Mark Tea
Byron BE. Wilson
west Columbia street
Shore
Death of Mr Court at Marysville Morning
Marysville records report the death of Mr. Court at one o'clock Sunday morning after a long illness. He was the eldest son of the late Joseph Court, a retired planter, who died ten years ago. A Democrat, he served twice as county treasurer and once represented the county in the general assembly. Survived by a widow and three children, plus seven siblings in Ohio, the funeral is set for Tuesday at the court home in Marysville at 1 o'clock.
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GOW
PAPEL
Marysville
Mr. Court
Joseph Court
Court
B. I. Court
Caleb Allmendinger
Byron Falk
Marion
Stephen Court
Toledo
Wiliam Court
Prospect
John Court
Newman's
Frank Walk
Green Camp
court home
Tesday
L o'eloek
Tax Penalty Not Assessed Yet
The fifteen percent delinquent tax penalty has not yet been put into effect. County Treasurer We. C. Wottling reports tax books stay current until Auditor TL. Allen returns from vacation. Total tax receipts to date are 272.2. After penalty is added, arrears payers must settle original amount plus the 15 percent to receive receipts. Payments are accepted now until December 20, then a delinquent tax list is prepared and property sold the third Tuesday in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We. C. Wottling
Allen
Wichigan
patos
Elkins Honored by Railway Men Amid Election to Panel
A.W. Wikine formerly of Mayton now head clerk at Delaware and Manion Railway Company has been elected to the executive committee of the Central Electric Ac conference to succeed ROT Thompson who resigned. Notice of Mr Elkins’s election came from WW Glover, president of the association, reflecting the high esteem held among Ottawa area railway workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.W Wikine
Mayton
wodstor
Columbus, Delaware & Manion Railway company
Delaware
Central Electic Ae
ROT Thompson
EiRinsweetioan
WW Glover
Ohta
Indtang
Kentiehs
Mayor reserves decision after attorney arguments
The mayor reserved his decision after counsel presented their arguments, with the ruling delivered at 1 o clock Tuesday afternoon following a long session that lasted past 9 o'clock Monday night and included a break for supper.
La Rue Burial Association Seeks State Charter
La Rue residents Janes HW Leonard J FB Ehren fried A Stanser W L Morral G A Markwith J C Morris and S Virden applied through County Clerk W W Klinefelter for a charter from the secretary of state for the La Rue Improved Burial Association. It aims to build a mausoleum with crypts or catacombs for members and to construct two large vaults in the cemetery. Several similar Ohio associations have formed in the past two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
houe
Ohio
Houghton-Merkel Co to Sell Twine at Tie Store
The Houghton-Merkel Company announces twine sales at Tie. Pso-s-wiette, offering materials for domestic and small business use. The notice highlights product availability and local purchasing options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houghton-Merkel Co
Tie
Pso-s-wiette
Unclaimed Mail At Local Post Office Listing Names
Local post office reports unclaimed mail including numerous women and men with listed names such as Mattie Alexander Minnie Barr Bessie Dut ton Wilmy Wills Maybell Felton Cora Foreman Mildred Hesler Catheryn Hartald Mamie Heckert Morris Harper Sarah McGinth Michael Main Link McFarland Dell Myers Wilie Markley ENen Mitchell Nora Needles A. Wf Picket M S Phillips Aland Pickens Agnes Ward Mary Watrous Christina Berringer Pearl Bonham Joe Binkley Nhert Bradley Arthur Cox Frank Kdiska Michael Vivan George Geiser Sim Garrett Hamid Wil her daynes George F Hunter Will Johnstone Prince Jonnaon HH Lewis Scott Miller J Mo McKinstry John Mustain Dey Ro FETS Gary Walters Arthur Wins Mariy Wall Lea Winters William Warner Virns J C Brown Co Marion Canning Co BE Dy Shatt Marion Supply Qi Co News Foreign Annoningo Prot At Di Vianeesco Guiseppe Por Seple Sighor Sabatone Ruano Notice when calling please say that mail was advertised M B Mekerson P M Kina Wallace Hopper is to star in a Cohan musical play The Hetigan Gurl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Alexander
Minnie Barr
Bessie Dutton
Wilmy Wills
Maybell Felton
Cora Foreman
Mildred Hesler
Catheryn Hartald
Mamie Heckert
Morris Harper
Sarah McGinth
Michael Main
Link McFarland
Dell Myers
Wilie Markley
ENen Mitchell
Nora Needles
Trains and Yard Force Discussed in 1909 Report
A fragmented notice notes yard masters and clerks under yard force, detailing handling of cars and trains in 1909. It mentions correspondence for the year, scheduling of trips, and a busy period involving workers and officials, with an upcoming meeting to discuss a full program.
Sciotor One Day Event Marks Milestone
A local science event titled Sciotor One Day featured multiple demonstrations and talks by participants from regional schools. Organizers highlighted hands on activities, student innovation, and community engagement as core goals.
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M.E. PARSONAGE
John iH. Scull
aPER
ELKINS
Evecutive Comittee
Di Vianeesco
Guiseppe Por Seple
Sighor Sabatone Ruano
M.B. Mekerson
P.M
Kina Wallace Hopper
Cohan murteal play
The Hetigan Gurl
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