Local Notes From Richwood and Vicinity
Mrs. Etta Lytle is sick Eddie Rogers is quite ill Mrs. Cutler visited her daughter Etta Lytle Wednesday afternoon Henry Biggs and daughter Laura visited Henry Gibson’s family Florence Hitt and daughter Ethel called on friends at Claiborne Gladys Park has returned home after visiting relatives at Columbus Jason Case has been ill but can ride out to his farm west of Richwood Mrs. Ellen Moore returned home after time with her sons at Richwood Georgia Mason is better after a serious illness Bush home west of Richwood hosted a social with ice cream and cake. guests reported a fine time
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Lytle
Eddie Rogers
Florence Hitt
Ethel
Claiborne
Jason Case
Richwood
Ellen Moore
PHARISBURG ITEMS: Sunday visits and local happenings
The column lists numerous residents visiting relatives in nearby towns including Dover township Prospect Columbus Chicago Junc tion Magnetic Springs Marysville and Marion. A Bluescreek school play What’s Next was well received. Local clergy Rev LaRue preached and will return next Sunday evening inviting all to attend.
Thompson Township Items
Nickel returned to his work at Dresden Friday. Mrs. Guy Dilsaver visited Columbus with friends. John Redmond and wife visited Wm Freshwater and wife. Wm Fryman and wife visited friends near Ostrander. Mr. Cook of Sunda visited daughter Mrs. Cash Robinson. Miss Ethel Nickel and Lee Redmond visited William Baker and wife. Roy Robinson and wife visited with parents near Summersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nickel
Dresden
Mr. Cook
Sunda
Mrs. Cash Robinson
Ethel Nickel
Lee Redmond
William Baker
Measles confines Ed Rogers and local updates
Ed Rogers is home with measles this week. Miss Georgia Mason has been very ill but is improving. Mrs W W Carr visiting relatives in Kentucky. Services at A C church next Sunday morning and afternoon. Mrs Matilda Hoover and Della visited Rollins. Mrs Green and daughter from West Mansfield Ohio visited Mrs Jos Riley. Quarterly conference Claiborne charge at Pharisburg August 8 at 2 30 pm. Communion services Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Mason
W. W. Carr
Kentucky
A. C. Church
Matilda Hoover
Della
Rollins
Summersville Siftings Family News
Asa Potts and wife welcome a fine girl. Miss Rachel McElroy visited Delaware this week. Mat Holland and family of Marysville were guests of George Green. James Davis and wife visited relatives in Marion Ohio. Anna Newiove of Urbana stayed with Gordon Wheeler and family. A daughter and granddaughter of Raym 4 visited C. M. Evans. Johnne and wife of Marion Ohio stayed with Lewis Evans and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Potts
Rachel McElroy
Delaware
Mat Holland
Marysville
George Green
James Davis
Marion
Ohio
Anna Newiove
Urbana
Gordon Wheeler
Pap Tehorn
Raym
C. M. Evans
Arbela Items and Local Happenings
James Guy of Marysville was here on business last week. A creamery is expected to be built soon. Temperance rally attendees from the area gathered in Essex last Sunday. Mrs Lon Miller and children visited friends in Arbela and Byhalia this week. C A Thomas finished painting the Low Miller farm buildings near Byhalia last week. G Fields, back from seven months in the Western states, is home. Ladies Aid of the M P church meets next Friday at Mrs Lee’s south of town. Rush Creek circuit quarterly meeting at Essex next Saturday and Sunday. Rev R D Shepard of Kansas City university preached at Grace Chapel last Sunday. Elsie Wynn improving after a second hospital operation. Eliza Field’s children hosted a dinner for their uncle and the Kieslers before their Kansas trip. Emma Gamble and Mary Gamble with Maud Fields and C L Fields of Arbela were entertained by Alma Lilley west of town last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. P
R. D. Shepard
Kansas City University
Grace Chapel
Elsie Wynn
Eliza Field
Mary Gamble
Maud Fields
C. L. Fields
Arbela
Alma Lilley
Local social notes from Fostoria and surrounding towns
Local residents and visitors are listed with weekend and short trips. Names include Mrs David Hand, Mr and Mrs John Woodruff, C. B. Hamilton, Mrs John Brinnon, Roy Amrine, Mullen, Milton Haines, Gail and Lulu Hill, Opal Hatton, J H Kinkade, Chester Swisher, Dr and Mrs Argus Swisher, George Schlegel, Conrad Beach, Ruby Lawrence, J W Crawford, C C Penderwood, Leonard Schlegel, Hon F T Arthur, and county officials. Activities span visits, temperance speaking, travel to Toledo and Lakeside, an accident, and hospital stays.
Misses Gilcrest and Swisher Guests of Cambridge Kin
Miss Lonnie Gilcrest and Miss Marguerite Swisher of Cambridge are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gilcrest and related family members here along with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonnie Gilcrest
Marguerite Swisher
Cambridge
Samuel Gilcrest
Hensleys Visit From Knoxville Prompt Family Reunion
Mr and Mrs Ernest R Hensley arrived Monday from Knoxville Tennessee to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Samuel Hensley for a family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Amrine
Marion
Will Amrine
Ernest R. Hensley
Knoxville
Tenn
Mrs
Samuel Hensley
Chester Sheridan Heads to Columbus on First Sales Trip
Chester Sheridan of this city departed for Columbus to work with a coal company through Michigan. It marks his first road journey as a traveling salesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Sheridan
Columbus
Michigan
Miss Jessie Martin Departs After Six Week Visit
Miss Jessie Martin left Tuesday for her Grand Junction Colorado home after a six weeks pleasant visit with relatives and friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Martin
Grand Junction
Colo
Jobo Pasco Visits Marysville During Cleveland Drill Co. Trip
Jobo Pasco of Berea Kentucky arrived in Marysville Monday for a visit with O M Scott and J J Scott and families while traveling for the Cleveland Drill Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobo Pasco
Berea
Cleveland Drill Co
Marysville
O. M. and
J. J. Scott
McCrory Family Hosts Guests From St Louis Reynoldsburg
Robert McCrory and family welcomed Mrs Wilson Graham of St Louis Mrs Letty and Miss Graham of Reynoldsburg as guests Sunday. M M Myers left for Xenia to exhibit poultry at the Green county fair and will attend fairs across central Ohio this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McCrory
Wilson Graham
St. Louis
Letty
Graham
Reynoldsburg
M. M. Myers
Xenia
Green County
Ohio
Lentz Family Cottage Stay At Russell's Point
Ralph Lentz and family are spending a couple of weeks at their Russell's Point cottage. He visited Monday and reports fishing very good during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Lentz
Russell's Point
Mr. Lentz
Obituary for Major J. W Chapin of Columbus
Major J. W Chapin of Columbus died Sunday and was well known in Marysville where he had visited many times. He was a member of the First O. V. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W Chapin
Columbus
Marysville
O. V.C
Frank Coder Named Superintendent at Boys Industrial Home Stables
Representative R L Woodburn helps appoint Frank Coder to supervise stables at the Boys Industrial Home, indicating political backing and progress in reform efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Coder
R. L. Woodburn
Price to Attend 8th O V C and 6th O V I Reunion
E. L. Price departs today for Goron in Darke county to attend the annual reunion of the 8th O. V. C. and the 6th O. V. I. He will be away about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Price
Goron
Darke County
O V.I
Coal consumers in Marysville see about five‑dollar drop per ton
Consumers in Marysville are now paying roughly fifty cents per ton less for coal than before, reflecting a market shift that lowers household fuel costs. The change affects local buyers and suppliers as prices adjust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
Miss Tyrrell Sets Off for Landholder Survey
Miss Anna Tyrrell is gathering names of all landholders in Union County for a Chicago firm. She plans to leave next week for Columbus to conduct a similar survey there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Tyrrell
Union County
Chicago
Columbus
Miss Dorothy Donley Sings New Engagement in Columbus
Miss Dorothy Donley, who has been singing at the Grand theatre, left this week for Columbus to sing for Manager Max Stearn at the Xibit theatre. She has been visiting her parents at Broadway the past few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Donley
Grand Theatre
Columbus
Max Stearn
Xibit Theatre
Broadway
Attorney Druggen Sails To Marysville For Bond Claim
Columbus attorney Druggen visited Marysville this week on behalf of Title & Guaranty Company of Scranton Pa. to manage bondsmen on contracts tied to Sixth and Seventh streets. Meanwhile Rev A E Harford and party headed to Ellake Michigan for a short hunting and fishing trip hosted by J M Peel, with Peel's father as guest. The Peoria Friends church plans its 35th annual picnic at Shirk's grove August 13 featuring Rev J Sanford of Toledo speaking on temperance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Druggen
Columbus
Marysville
Title & Guaranty Company
Scranton
F. M. Kemp & Sons
A. E. Harford
J. M. Peel
L. W. Hazen
Wilber Bennett
Don Carmean
French Snider
Ellake
Mich
Mr. Peel
Friends Church
Peoria
Shirk's Grove
Wedding Planned for Pearl Calloway and Flora Davis
One of the coming social events is the marriage of Pearl Calloway rural mail carrier Route 9 and Flora Davis young school teacher daughter of Mrs Bina Davis of east Fifth street. They have already engaged residence with Mr J B Adams on west Seventh street which he recently purchased from Frank Montgomery. The Republican offers congratulations in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Calloway
Flora Davis
Bina Davis
East Fifth Street
J. B Adams
West Seventh Street
Frank Montgomery
Grand Time as Maccabee Lodge Initiates Fifty Four Candidates
The Maccabee lodge initiated the last of its fifty four candidates Tuesday evening with a grand banquet in the K of P hall. Members and guests attended as Carl Rogere and Hiram Guy provided music. Great Commander Ed L Young of Norwalk spoke, noting Marysville’s high growth in membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maccabee Lodge
K. of P. Hall
Carl Rogere
Hiram Guy
Ohio
Ed. L Young
Norwalk
Marysville
Foreclosure Suit Over Marysville Property
Elizabeth Troesch Moore through Hoopes and Robinson files in common pleas court against Herbert Servos of J E Shetterly's bakery and Wm A Brodie for foreclosure of mortgage on a house and lot on North Court Street Marysville. Claim amount 363 dollars with interest. Brodie joined as lien holder to assert his claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Troesch Moore
Hoopes & Robinson
Common Pleas Court
Herbert Servos
J E Shetterly
Wm. A. Brodie
Marysville
Brodie
North Court Street
Five Voters Remain From Marysville’s Early Era
The editor of the Republican discussed Marysville’s past with G L Sells, noting only five voters remain from fifty six years ago. Surviving are Dr D W Henderson George Gibson Abraham Morey John Weidman and Leonidas Turner. Br Henderson, then a physician, is now nearly 85. Sells once ran a Marysville grocery business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Republican
G L. Sells
Marysville
Manchester
D. W. Henderson
George Gibson
Abraham Morey
John Weidman
Leonidas Turner
Br. Henderson
Sellers
Number System Adopted in Peppard’s Barber Shop
Peppard’s barber shop now uses a numbered system for customers. Those waiting receive a number and may relax or play pool until their turn. Numbers are recorded publicly to show how many patrons await service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peppard
Storm Damages Reach Homes and Barns in Raymond
A rainstorm caused structural damage on Tuesday in Raymond. Mrs Mollie West’s residence near the Baptist church lost a chimney and roof siding, injuring Mr West. Robert Bault’s barn took some damage and one hog died. Mrs Carrilla Courter reported a cow killed in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Mollie West
Baptist Church
Mr. West
Robert Bault
Carrilla Courter
California Authorities Notified About Paralyzed Baker
Elijah Apple formerly of Milford Center was admitted to the infirmary Tuesday. His legal residence is California and authorities there paid his way to Union county months ago. California authorities have been notified to care for Apple. He is paralyzed and was once a baker for E. W. Ferris of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijah Apple
Milford Center
California
Union County
Apple
E. W. Ferris
Guckert Awarded $150 in Replevin Case Ruling
In the case of G. C. Loeffler against EF M. Guckert, a court awarded $150 in replevin proceedings over disputed property. The decision centers on ownership and recovery of seized goods with further action possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Loeffler
EF. M. Guckert
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Gladys Park
Pharisburg
C. E. Freshwater
Arthur Liggett
Dover Township
Albert Powell
Near Prospect
Jesse Powell
F. W. Martin
Howard Martin
Estella Teets
Will Foster
Junction
J. S. McIntire
Orlando Wilcox
Blaine Wilcox
Magnetic Springs
Win Peer
Marguerite
Toledo
James Cochran
Bluescreek Public School
Daniel Joliff
May Livingston
Ernest Reed
Francis Bush
Near Richwood
Peter Jolliff
Ethel Phelps
Josephine Brady
John Willis
Jennie Truitt
West Jefferson, Ohio
Jane A. Shelton
Jesse Jolliff
May
Everett Jolliff
Harriett Bush
N. Herford
Ernest
Summersville
L. L. Losey
Addie Grossglaus
LaRue
M E
Thompson Township
Guy Dilsaver
John Redmond
Wm Freshwater
Wm. Fryman
Ostrander
Roy Robinson
Oliver
John A. Shipley
RiGfwood, Ohio
Claiborne Cullings
Rogers
Summersville Siftings
James Guy
Essex
Lon Miller
Byhalia
C. A. Thomas
G. Fields
David Hand
Fostoria
John Woodruff
Hamilton
Mechanicsburg
John Brinnon
W. L Baker
Mullen
Milton Haines
Cedar Point
Gail
Lulu Hill
Findlay
Opal Hatton
J. H. Kinkade
Finley Chapel
Chester Swisher
Argus B. Swisher
George Schlegel
Conrad Beach
Ruby Lawrence
Athens
J. W.crawford
Leonard Schlegel
F. T. Arthur
Detroit
Lakeside
Lakes
Wiley Ditch
Claiborne Township
Eber Jones
Hickok
Fred Wilcox
Lisbon
Chas. Wilcox
C. L. Robinson
Chas Turner
Solomon Turner
Mansfield
Harry Amrine
Indianapolis
Maple Dell
C. M. S. & N. Interurban
James Wright
Prop
Richwood, Ohio
Baker, Gill @ Co
Great Central Elevator
Billard Hall
Guckert
J. J. McClellan
Cotumaus
John L. Loughrey
Stevenson and Kennedy
West Fifth Street
Bell Phone
Wonderland Theater
Justice Kennedy
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