Mrs Ann Kendrick Of Cleveland Dies At 76
Mrs. Ann Kendrick of Cleveland aged 76 died Monday after a two months illness of arteriosclerosis. She was widow of Joseph Kendrick a Great Lakes vessel captain. Survived by six children including Mrs. L E Bellus and Mrs. A T Kinney. Funeral held at the Bellas home with Rev T C McCall and Rev Powell, burial in Riverside cemetery in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Kendrick
Cleveland
L. E. Bellus
Maryeville
Joseph Kendrick
Great Lakes
Buffalo
Chicago
Marysville
A. T. Kinney
C. W. Willis
Joseph
W. H. Kendrick
Bellus
Willis
Bellas
T. C. McCall
Powell
Bellefontaine
Riverside Cemetery
Farmer Delmer Artz Dies After Long Illness
Delmer Artz a 35 year old farmer from the Beard settlement in Leesburg township died Friday after a prolonged illness of tuberculosis of the bowels. He was a lifelong Leesburg resident. He is survived by a widow and his mother, who lived at his home. Funeral services were held Sunday at Maple Dell Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmer Artz
Beard
Leesburg Township
Mr. Artz
Maple Dell Christian Church
Dalphon Dunham Injures Leg in Bicycle Accident
Dalphon Dunham son of Mr and Mrs Brough Dunham was riding his bike when the wheel slipped at Third and Maple streets and he fell breaking the bone in his left leg between the knee and ankle. Dr P D Longbrake attended the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalphon Dunham
Brough Dunham
U.S
Max Horney
Columbus
Third
Maple Streets
P. D. Longbrake
Mrs Picon Sues for Divorce in Kenton
Mrs Blanche M Picon sues for divorce from Frank J Picon a former barber who worked in Baker s barber shop Marysville and later ran a millinery store in Kenton The couple married three years ago and have a son who lives with the mother Picon a native Cuban reportedly left the country last spring and has not been heard from since his whereabouts were unknown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche M. Picon
Frank J. Picon
Baker’s
Marysville
Kenton
Mt. Victory
Picon
Fourth Regiment Band at Marysville Fair
The 4th Regiment band performs at the Marysville fair with free concerts and attractions. Sept 13 to 16 feature family tickets for adults and minors to 16. no vehicle charges and all pay. courteous service and best in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville Fair
Larkford Sentenced for Break-In and Theft in Darby Township
Jack Langford, a 18 year old boy, was jailed after pleading guilty to breaking into Richard Nicol's residence and stealing a toy bank containing $210 in Darby township. He received 20 days at the Columbus workhouse and a $26 total fine. He was taken to the works by Sheriff Price and Deputy Bolenbaugh. He is ill with consumption and has a sad family history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Langford
Richard Nicol
Darby Township
Langford
Price
Bolenbaugh
Hay for sale notice from O M Burson
O M Burson seeks all kinds of hay for baling and will pay top market price for timothy or clever hay. Contact by telephone or visit his North Main Street shop opposite J C Spurrier and Son's mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Burson
Timothy
Clever
Mr. Burson
North Main Street
J. C. Spurrier & Son
Dry Goods Sale Continues at B F Carmean Store
Marysville merchant B F Carmean continues a week to week dry goods sale with reductions from ten to fifty percent on most items. Clark's thread remains excluded from the discount. Shoppers are urged to stock up and save money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Carmean
Marysville
Clark
Hunt Case Settled Out of Court in Darby Township
Emery L. Hunt and his mother Mrs. Mary Hunt Snider settled their dispute out of court with Snider transferring 594 acres in Darby township to Hunt for 3000 dollars. The land was reportedly worth 7000 with Hunt claiming his father Filmore Hunt left only a life interest, making his mother entitled to one third. Also noted are upcoming Marysville races September 13 to 16 and moves of local workers including C. F. Turner and Jesse Welshimer, plus staff changes at Wolgamot Bros. drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery L. Hunt
Mary Hunt Snider
Darby Township
Hunt
Filmore Hunt
Visit to Springfield Ends When Aunt Dies
Miss Hattie Hamilton traveled to Springfield on Monday to visit her aunt Mrs Nannie Hamilton for a week. The visit ended abruptly when the aunt died that evening from heart disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Hamilton
Dell Hamilton
Springfield
Nannie Hamilton
Writing Home from New York
A colloquial note quotes Louisiana Cole describing her mother’s reaction to her move north. The passage preserves dialect and a boast about securing six jobs in the first month, highlighting migration and labor in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana Cole
New Yowk
Chile
Puck
Campaigning in Style Highlights Bonaparte Wardrobe
The Russian campaign featured Jerome Bonaparte carrying a vast personal wardrobe. He used 60 pairs of boots 200 shirts and 318 pocket handkerchiefs. The equipment required several heavy wagons and stretched over half a mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Jerome Bonaparte
Cat and Buzzard Duel in Georgetown Yard
A Maltese cat owned by Elmer Wilson faced a buzzard over a meat scrap in a Georgetown yard. The cat tore along the back and emerged victorious as onlookers watched a crowd form. The buzzard barely managed to fly away afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Del
Elmer Wilson
Death Delays: Lavalard Reappears After Funeral
Lavalard of Cappy Somme apparently dies and funeral arrangements are made. On the day of burial, ten days later, he emerges from his coffin to question the large gathering. He later falls ill again and dies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavalard
Cappy
Somme
M. Lavalard
Russian Proverbs on Wives and Marriage
A discussion of harsh and cynical Russian proverbs about wives and matrimony. It cites sayings that justify ill treatment and challenge happy marriage, noting frequent abuse and the belief that liberty spoils a wife while wedlock leads to constant woe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Local man injured in lumber yard accident
Charles McNeil escaped a severe injury when a lumber pile buried him at the Marysville Lumber yard. He suffered a broken left arm two places, back bruises and multiple cuts. He was treated by Drs Mills & McIvor, then taken home at 545 East Sixth Street. The incident involved Arthur Staley and Hewitt Green who helped rescue him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McNeil
Marysville Lumber Company
McNeil
Arthur Staley
Hewitt Green
Drs. Mills & McIvor
East Sixth Street
Mr. McNeil
8. A. McNeil
Richwood
Delaware Underwear Co Orders Two Giant Tables in Marysville
The Delaware Underwear Co contracted with Marysville Cabinet Co for two 120 foot work tables to be made in sections and installed by the factory. They also delivered a car load of mahogany fire bank furniture to a new bank in Nelsonville Ohio with marble settings and plate glass. An inquiry was received for a car load of roll top desks. Frank Morey of Reynoldsburg Ohio visited his parents W F Morey and plans to study dentistry in Columbus this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware Underwear Co
Marysville Cabinet Co
Marysville
Nelsonville
Ohio
Richwood Fair Attended by Notables Including Carmeans and Officials
B F Carmean Miss Nellie Carmean and Miss Helen Coe of Chicago Sheriff Price Auditor Shelton Recorder Hatton County Treasurer Robt Guy Geo Rausch Walter Kennedy and others attended the Richwood fair on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Carmean
Nellie Carmean
Helen Coe
Chicago
Price
Shelton
Hatton
Robt. Guy
Geo. Rausch
Walter Kennedy
Richwood
Pointers Gained From Richwood Fair Races Highlight Track
Report notes Richwood fair shows efficient horse starting and clear time announcements for the mile and half mile. Observers praise Richwood's fast half mile track and crowd awareness. Attendees from Marysville say races pleased with orderly conduct and no gambling on or near the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County Fair Board
Richwood
Marysville
Long Suffering Mrs Rebecca Thompson Dies at 70
Mrs Rebecca Thompson 70 widow of Marin Thompson died Saturday at her son Elisea Thompson home in Pottersburg after a five year illness of paralysis and loco motor ataxia. She leaves another son Ira Thompson residing near Pottersburg. Funeral services were held Monday at the M E church Pottersburg conducted by Rev Mrs Brown and burial followed in Mt Moriah Cemetery Logan County where husband and five children are interred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Thompson
Marin Thompson
Elisea Thompson
Pottersburg
Ira Thompson
Twenty Eight Take Monthly Teacher Certificate Examinations
Twenty eight persons took the monthly examinations for teachers certificates at the west school building on Saturday.
Fire devastates Shuler farm destroying barn and threshing outfit
A Wednesday afternoon fire on Marion Shuler’s Delaware pike farm spread from a Crider threshing machine to a straw stack and barn. 300 bushels of corn and equipment were lost, with Lloyd Thompson and Shuler overcome by heat. Fire damaged roadside telegraph poles and corn across the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Shuler
New Dover
Delaware Pike
David M. Crider
Shuler
Lloyd Thompson
Conrad Asman
A. B. Swisher
Crider
Munich Firm Claims Artificially Water Proofs Asbestos
A Munich based company reports success in artificially rendering asbestos water resistant. The claim appears in a German publication and suggests new material treatment methods. Further details on method and safety are not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Woman travels with collapsible stove for warmth and cooking
After a dire cold room experience a traveler now includes a small collapsible stove in her baggage. The stove packs into a leather case adds little weight and can be erected quickly to provide warmth and serve as extra cooking capacity.
Etymology of Paper Book and Penell Roots
The passage traces the origins of common terms. Paper derives from papyrus, a book from beechwood rod used for runic letters, and penell from penecillus meaning a small tail once the painter’s brush.
Davis Sells Phar isburg Store to Glouster Pair
R M Smith and Martin Moody of Glouster Ohio bought the Phar isburg general store from T B Davis. Possession will be given around August 29 and they also purchased the Freshwater heirs building for 1600 dollars. Goods were sold at invoice price. Local folks commend the buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Smith
Martin Moody
Glouster
Ohio
Pharisburg
T. B. Davis
Freshwater Heirs
Union County
Standard Stamping employees enjoy annual Scioto river camp outing
The Standard Stamping Company staff held their yearly trip along the Scioto river at White Sulphur from Thursday evening to Monday morning. Several employees pitched tents in advance, with others arriving later. the excursion featured fishing and baseball and was funded by the company. Workers reported harmony and good spirits throughout the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Stamping Company
Scioto River
White Sulphur
Lewistown
Thompson Chosen Clerk of Elections
The Union county Board of Deputy State Supervisors chose J. W. Thompson as clerk after five ballots and a late entry by a “dark horse.” Thompson, a Prudential Life Insurance Co agent, was elected unanimously as Democrats held the post this year. G. C. Edwards returned from an outing in northern Michigan with his wife and adopted daughter remaining there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
Ernest Hamner
John Gunderman
J. W. Thompson
Prudential Life Insurance Co
Thompson
G. C. Edwards
Michigan
Burned Man From Wild West Show Hurt in Monroe Acci
Mrs. Kate Gamble returns to Monroe with her son John H Gamble who had been treated at St. Vincent hospital for serious facial and hand burns from loading blank cartridge shells. He had traveled with Young Buffalo's wild west show up to the accident in Monroe, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Gamble
Toledo
John H. Gamble
St. Vincent Hospital
Gamble
Young Buffalo
Monroe
Mich
Discharge and Fines for Robbery by Ohio Guard Members
Two members of Company E of the Ohio National Guard were dishonorably discharged after robbing a drunken man in Columbus during riot duty last week. They were fined their camp pay and riot pay and confined in the guard house for the remainder of their stay. The men, not from Marysville, enlisted shortly before leaving for Marietta. Captain Snitzler vows to keep recruits of good character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio National Guard
Marysville
Marietta
Snitzler
Requisites for Public Speech
A good speaker needs thorough knowledge of the subject and courage. Sympathy between the speaker and the audience is essential for effective delivery.
Involuntary Thoughts Shape Character, Emerson Quote
A reflective aphorism on how thoughts enter and leave the mind without voluntary intent, and how character is formed by forces beyond conscious control. It cites Emerson on teaching and the unknowable channels of mental influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Wiggins Suggests Rice as Gift for Boss
Mr Bigheart asks Wiggins for a big showy present costing $50. Wiggins replies to buy $50 worth of rice and boil it, a terse punny exchange among men and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bigheart
Wiggins
Infant Observation Sparks Family Laughs at Noon
The doctor and his wife, while enjoying frankfurters, watched their baby, not yet a year old, lean toward a chafing dish of boiling water and exclaim Boo woo. The scene, witnessed by the nurse after a long ride, is recounted as a humorous family moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurters
Boo Woo
Log crush kills farmer Harrison Longberry in Liberty township
Harrison Longberry a 64 year old Liberty township farmer died instantly when a log rolled during a cutting job with Otis Smith. The log pinned his head and crushed his chest as Dr. Traul attempted aid. Survived by a widow and two children Frances Palmer and Mrs. John B. Johnson. Funeral at residence and burial at Byhalia. Longberry was a BR 176th O V I member Odd Fellow and Granger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Longberry
Liberty Township
Otis Smith
Smith
L. E Traul
Middleburg
Frances Palmer
Longberry
John B. Johnson
East Liberty
Middlebury Lodge of Odd Fellows
Byhalia
Purses up to 2550 Boost at Union County Fair Speed Dept
Marysville hosts the Union County Fair speed department September 13 14 15 and 16 with purses totaling 2550. Spectators are invited to attend and watch top horses compete for prize money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
Knights Buy Ground for Pythian Temple in Springfield Ohio
The Springfield Knights of Pythian lodges paid 12000 for ground on east High street to build a premier Pythian temple in Ohio, paralleling the state home in size and stature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Knights of Pythian Lodges
East High Street
That
Ohio
Corn Crop Drought Fears Rise After Arkansas Trip
Frank Forrey reports heavy rainfall in Kentucky during his Arkansas trip. He warns rainfall may drown out corn in places, possibly shortening local crops unless more rain arrives soon. Union county notes some relief is needed to avoid yields dropping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Forrey
Arkansas
Kentucky
Union County
Harris to Teach at Union Township School
William Harris has been hired by the Union township board of education to teach seventh and eighth grades at Irwin for the coming year. He is Marysville High School class of 09 graduate and a standout county athlete who played with the Marysville basketball team for several seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Harris
Union Township Board of Education
Irwin
Marysville
Harris
Water Shutoff Hits East Town After Broken Valve
A broken valve at Fourth and Vine caused a temporary east end water outage Friday during repairs. Authorities offer a $25 reward for the arrest and conviction of the person who shut off the supply last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth and Vine Streets
Soldiers Reunion Brings Out Forty Five Veterans in Grubbs Grove
The third annual reunion gathered in Grubb's grove near Pottersburg with forty five veterans enrolled. Allen township funded a large dinner. Attorney Thomas C. Mahon of Kenton spoke patriotically as Democratic candidate for congress. Revs E M Burroughs Marion and Frank Richardson North Lewisburg gave addresses. Marysville Veteran Drum Corps and a ladies' quartet provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grubb
Marion
Frank Richardson
North Lewisburg
New Dover
Marysville
Allen Towneship
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Ann Kendrick
Les
C. F. Turner
Hartger Carriage
L. W. Cline
Allen Township
Jesse Welshimer
Wolgamot Bros. Drug Store
Greenfield
Highland County
B. P. MecLaughlin
Wm. Hess
Milford Center
Wm. H. Hess
Woodstock
F. A. Thompson
Donald
J. D. Raw
Akron
Union Bottling Co
G. Sharrock
Richwood Fair
Chas. Brown
Marionette, Wis
Bessie Hunter
Mechanicsburg
Pearl D. Longbrake
WP. O'Brien
West Seventh Street
Irwin McPherson
Josephine Dolbear
Delaware
Frank Morey
Reynoldsburg
W. F. Morey
Dental College
Thresher
Pen
Davis Sells
Monroe, Mich
Bargan
J. B. Foraker
Soldiers’ Reunion
Congress
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