Twelfth Ohio Cavalry Holds Reunion in Marysville
The twenty eighth annual reunion of the Twelfth Ohio Cavalry met in Marysville at the new state armory with 28 veterans present. President J L Cameron oversaw festivities assisted by G A R members. Next reunion set for Findlay in August with F A Holliger as president and D M Hall as secretary treasurer.
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Twelfth Ohio Cavalry
Marysville
New
Cameron
G. A. R. Post
Cleveland
Robert Ratcliff
Twelfth Cavalry
Armory Hall
Ferguson
Smith
Ransom Reed Post
Findlay
F. A. Holliger
Company I
D. M. Hall
Company F
Columbus
J. L. Cameron
Women’s Relief Corps
Autoo
Register
Twelfth
Ohio Volunteer Cavalry
Company C
Joseph Smith
North Lewisburg
Henry Henderson
Alfred Stanley
West Liberty
L. S. Roff
W. M. Hurst
Springfield
E. J. Hanna
F. J. Redmond
Urbana
Presley Shaw
H. McDonald
Bellefontaine
F. D. Keller
L. T. Winner
West Mansfield
T. A. Kerns
Cable
W. H. Boulton
Mechanicsburg
J. W. Myers
Wapakoneta
Jonathan Leydich
George W. Krohn
John McBride
Pandora
W. P. Turner
Evanston, Ill
L. C. Faler
Quincy, Mich
A. C. Landers
Morristown
J. L. Hughes
New Plymouth
No pay for challengers in September special election
Secretary of State Graves ruled inspectors and challengers for the September 3 special election would serve without pay. With two appointees per precinct, cities once sought workers, but the no pay ruling may limit applicants. Organizations may still recruit volunteers to fill roles as challengers and inspectors.
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Graves
New York Women Speak in Ohio Suffrage Campaign
Miss Rosalie Jones and Miss Elizabeth Freeman of New York City spoke on the public square in Delaware and Ohio towns to advocate woman suffrage. They travel in a yellow vehicle advertising suffrage and plan to continue campaigning through the September 3 state constitutional election.
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Rosalie Jones
Elizabeth Freeman
New York City
Public Square
Miss Jones
Woman’s Suffrage Association
Delaware
Cleveland
Ohio
Montgomery
Olsson
Lorain
Columbus
Mayflower Circle Hosts Thankful Evening at Home
Mrs. Jennie Shadrach entertained the Mayflower Circle of the King's Daughters at her residence Friday evening.
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Jennie Shadrach
Mayflower Circle of the King’s Daughters
Plain City Chautauqua Parade Through Marysville
Citizens from Plain City and nearby areas gathered in Marysville on Friday evening with about twenty autos, a brass band, and free chautauqua tickets. Balloons released from the square guided locals to the event as Cyrus Zimmerman welcomed Marysville visitors. Free season tickets were handed out, and programs were shared before the group proceeded to Milford Center for a similar demonstration.
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Plain City
Marysville
Cyrus Zimmerman
Milford Center
Divorce Suit Alleges Cruelty and Child Harm in Unionville Center
Bertha H. Young files for divorce from Sidney Young on grounds of extreme cruelty. She alleges repeated beatings and threats, years of abuse in front of children, and that he gave their son Richard liquor causing unconsciousness. She seeks custody of three children, protection of her property, and notes recent deed transfers.
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Bertha H. Young
Unionville Center
Hoopes, Robinson & Hoopes
Sidney Young
Richard
Alma
Robert
Darby
Young
Harris Will Admitted to Probate in York Township
The will of Lydia Ann Harris of York township was admitted to probate Tuesday. She died at 69 with the instrument dated May 29, 1912. Sons Alvy J. Harris and Jacob E. Harris inherit all cash on hand or loaned to C. A. Shaw and the proceeds therefrom, along with household goods to be divided between them. Witnesses were N. M. Hubbard and Susan Stults.
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Lydia Ann Harris
York Township
Alvy J. Harris
Jacob E. Harris
C. A. Shaw
N. M. Hubbard
Susan Stults
Parsons Files Reply In School Bond Suit
Fred E. Parsons rebuts the Millcreek township board of education in a suit to halt bonds for a Watkins school building. He argues attendance is adequate and funds exist to repair existing schools, challenging the need for a new site and alleging legal noncompliance by the defendants.
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Millcreek Township Board of Education
Fred E. Parsons
Board of Education
Millcreek Township
Watkins
Parsons
Plaintiff
Parsons Overs
Pearl Sloop and Coral Copper of Richwood
Pearl Sloop a 27 year old cement worker and Coral Copper 25 are residents of Richwood.
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Pearl Sloop
Miss Coral Copper
Richwood
Death of Dr. T. H. Brannan Brings Canal Winchester and Cleveland Ties
Dr. T. H. Brannan of Canal Winchester died Monday at his daughter Mrs. G E Rogers home in Cleveland at age 66. He was a widower with four children. Funeral services were held in Canal Winchester yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Roff in attendance. He spent his early life in Marysville.
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Joseph Roff
T. H. Brannan
Canal Winchester
G. E. Rogers
Cleveland
Brannan
Weaver and Brooks Family Return From outing at Lewiston Reservoir
Rev. E. S. Weaver with family and Dr. Chauncey Brooks with wife and young daughter came back home Monday after a pleasant ten day outing at the Lewiston reservoir.
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E. S. Weaver
Chauncey Brooks
Lewistown Reservoir
Miracle Escape From 43 Foot Fall In Almer Coe Lot
Fred Thompson aged 17 son of Lou N. Thompson survived a 43 foot fall while trimming a tall hickory in Almer Coe’s yard at Maple and Fourth. He landed on his left side and shoulder, lost consciousness, then recovered, with a sprained ankle and back but no broken bones. He was cared for at Mrs. Henderson’s boarding house and examined by Dr. A B Swisher.
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Fred Thompson
Lou N. Thompson
Almer Coe
Maple
Fourth Streets
Thompson
Verne Smith
Columbus
Coe Yard
Coe
July Interest Earned For County Depository
County Treasurer Henry J. Brooks reported in the Republican that July interest on the county's funds totaled 549.08 dollars. The note emphasizes the depository has yielded several thousand dollars in interest over about fifteen months, helping cover ongoing county expenses borne by taxpayers.
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Henry J. Brooks
Republican Monday
March of Company E to Camp in Delaware County
Company E of the Fourth Regiment O N G L marched nineteen miles to camp in Delaware county on Sunday. They planned a stop at Scioto bridge twelve miles out but continued after supper. Only two men tired, arrival at 9:30 p m, twelve hours ahead of other companies. Weather cool and pikes in good condition. The soldiers enjoy the rest with daily army maneuvers ahead.
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Delaware County
Scioto Bridge
Free state fair trip offered to Union county boys
County Auditor Morelock reports several applicants for a complimentary trip to the state fair. Applications must reach the auditor by August 17 with a copy sent to A. P. Sandles in Columbus. Delegates including county officials will select winners, offering a chance for two or more youths to attend.
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Morelock
Union County
A. P. Sandles
Columbus
Ohio
Farmers’ Institutes
Daughter Gets Estate Probate of Sarah Bailey Will
The will of Sarah Bailey of Unionville Center was probated Saturday. Nurse Zena Dunfee Anderson receives one dollar per day for nursing during her last illness starting around October 26, 1911. Household goods go to daughter Hester L. Lewis. real estate to be sold, monument purchased, remainder to Hester L. Lewis. Executor Cyrus Zimmerman declined. William K. Bailey named bond $1500. Will dated December 20, 1911. Witnesses were William Dunfee, Floyd Clevenger, Nora L. Cleven ger.
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Sarah Bailey
Unionville Center
Zena Dunfee Anderson
Hester L. Lewis
Cyrus Zimmerman
Darby Township
Wm. K. Bailey
William Dunfee
Floyd Clevenger
Nora L. Clevenger
Mayor and Justice in Street Fight Arrest
Marshal White arrested Plain City Mayor John Latham and Justice of the Peace John Schultz after a street fight. Both were bound over to the common pleas court with bond posted. The incident created a sensation in the border town.
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Marshal White
John Latham
Justice of the Peace
John Schultz
Plain City
Common Pleas Court
Freight wreck delays mail train near Columbus
An early Friday freight wreck on the Ohio Central caused a two hour delay to the passenger mail train. A rear collision on a siding near the Pennsylvania yards outside Columbus ditched several freight cars and detained rural carriers until about ten. The passenger train arrived from Columbus via Delaware.
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Columbus
Ohio Central
Pennsylvania Yards
Delaware
20th annual Liberty township reunion set for August 15
The 20th reunion of Liberty township citizens and soldiers will be held at Hall's Grove near Raymond on Thursday August 15. Speakers include Colonel Curry James Kilbourne of Columbus Chaplain W M Haines and Jesse L Cameron of Marysville. Broadway brass band will provide music. An evening camp fire in Raymond town hall and a full program follow. All are invited with well filled baskets.
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Liberty Township
Hall’s Grove
Raymond
Colonel Curry
James Kilbourne
Columbus
W. M. Haines
Jesse L. Cameron
Marysville
Broadway
Prosecutor Willis Visits Brother in East Fultonham Ohio
Prosecutor J H Willis and his family are visiting his brother this week in East Fultonham Ohio. The trip highlights a private family visit during a busy term.
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J. H. Willis
East Fultonham
Ohio
Benefit Carnival for Marysville Band Dates Set
A two night carnival August 14 and 15 to aid the Marysville Concert band is planned with a 500 foot sidewall enclosure on the west Seventh street school house lot. A chorus of over fifty rehearses under Dr. Owen H. Evans, plus local acts, a Y M C A quartet, a minstrel show and a Marysville artists play. The band will perform an hour before the main show, a Japanese garden corner will feature girls in costume serving ices, admission is 25 cents adults 10 for children, profits go to the band.
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Marysville
West Seventh Street
Owen H. Evans
Mrs Guy Taken To Hospital For X Ray Examination
Mrs James Guy was taken to a Columbus hospital yesterday for X rays to assess ankle pain. The injured ankle from five years ago flares with trouble, raising fears of tuberculosis. She was accompanied by her husband. Will Braun and Fred Lentz departed Sunday for a two weeks outing at the Lewistown reservoir.
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James Guy
Columbus
Will Braun
Fred Lentz
Lewistown Reservoir
Fourth Regiment skirmish at Guayama Porto Rico noted
Fourteenth anniversary report recalls a skirmish with Spaniards at Guayama Porto Rico. Several soldiers were wounded among them Private Walcott of the Marysvill e company.
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Guayama
Porto Rico
Walcott
Marysville Company
Ladies Enjoy Cedar Point Breakers Stay And Lake Erie Trip
Misses Ethel Johnson and Marie Schoneberger of Marysville visited the Breakers hotel at Cedar Point. They took a yacht ride on Lake Erie and attended a hotel dance. Miss Ethel Henderson of Springfield and cousin Grace Hempstead of Columbus dined with R. M. Henderson. Miss Jessie Henderson of Springfield spent the week here and returned home with her sister Mrs. Mabel Henderson and brother Roe Henderson who visited their uncle on Sunday.
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Ethel Johnson
Marie Schoneberger
Marysville
Cedar Point
Lake Erie
Ethel Henderson
Springfield
Grace Hempstead
Columbus
R. M. Henderson
Jessie Henderson
Mabel Henderson
Roe Henderson
Marysville Baseball Rout Over Plain City at Kin dergarten Park
Marysville crushed Plain City 18 to 2 in front of a large crowd. Ream pitched seven innings allowing four hits as Blue closed out with three strikeouts. Jackson caught for Plain City with two errors as Croy's long third inning hit highlighted the game.
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Kindergarten Park
Marysville
Plain City
Jackson
Ream
Blue
Simons
Faust
Wray Croy
Croy
Border Town Boys
Fensel
McMahon
S. Worden
Curry
Peters
Births Reported in German Settlement and Maple Street
A daughter was born Thursday to Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Keucle in the German Settlement. On the same day a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Dart of north Maple street in the city.
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J. H. Keucle
Clifford Dart
North Maple Street
Former County Official Purchases Marysville Home
Former County Commissioner Berry Hanawalt of Ostrander has bought the Jesse Bean residence on east Fifth street Marysville and will move in soon. His daughter Jeannette Hanawalt teaches in Marysville public schools.
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Berry Hanawalt
Ostrander
Jesse Bean
East Fifth Street
Marysville
Jeannette Hanawalt
Dinner Party Honors Soon-To-Be Bride Hazel Perfect
Miss Una Galloway entertained several of her lady friends Friday evening to a dinner party in honor of Miss Hazel Perfect who is soon to wed George Stewart of Jamestown. Those present were Misses Antie Ferrell Helen Coe Hazel Perfect Willella and Mary Shearer Josephine Wilkins Nelle Carman Mayme Stevenson Dorothy Miller and Miss Galloway.
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Una Galloway
Hazel Perfect
George Stewart
Jamestown
Antie Ferrell
Helen Coe
Willella
Mary Shearer
Josephine Wilkins
Nelle Carmean
Mayme Stevenson
Dorothy Miller
Miss Galloway
Brooks Family Visits Highlight Veteran Roots in Sandusky
Joseph P. Brooks of Sandusky, aged over 82 and long resident of the Sandusky soldiers home, visited here with his son County Treasurer Henry J. Brooks. He later traveled to Richwood to see his grandson Dr. John P. Brooks. A veteran of the 67th O. V. I., he was wounded three times during over three years of service.
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Joseph P. Brooks
Sandusky
Henry J. Brooks
Richwood
John P. Brooks
Joseph Brooks
Wss
Marysville School Bond Proposal Faces Reconsideration
Marysville school board plans to vote on bonds for a new school building after a defeated $110,000 proposal. Officials say a figure over $75,000 would fail, and the board must hire another high school teacher to replace Miss Florence Lentz and a grade teacher to replace Miss Myrtle Stokes who resigned and plans to move West.
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Marysville
Florence Lentz
Myrtle Stokes
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Death
DR. Brannan
Coe Lot
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