Rural Friends Troops and Township Social Roundup
Roy Robinson and wife spent Saturday at Summeraville. Mrs Chae and Fryman spent the week with her parents at Prospect. Emery and Elmer Frynan visited friends at Detrander. Wilred Evans of Ashley Ohio visited his parents. Edward Howison spent Sunday with Brush Welsh family. Gene Wycliff and daughter of Columbus visited Mrs Jane Bower. George Ayera and wife visited Jena Charles near Claiborne. Frank Fryman and wife of Columbus spent weekend with relatives. Mrs Thomas Perry and Mrs Dorm Perry were guests of Lemuel Bongor. Thomas Nichol and Badtelecraft of Dresden Ohio spent Sunday with his parents. Frank Cowgill and wife and Sem Maine and family visited Bad Cowgill. Ladies Aid to hold barn supper at schoolhouse near aloon Crosk church Wednesday evening June 10. All invited. Eight surprised Elmer Durfey by helping him harvest his corn and share a meal prepared by Mrs Durfey. Marico Murphy ill with mumps. N. OR Hildreth and family and Mrs J W Williamson of Marion visited southeast of town. Garfeld Wallace and family and Chas Mayer and family of Marion were guests of Lewis Cassidy and E B Norris. Regular preaching at A C church Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs Ase Langelaf visited Mechanicaburg from Friday to Sunday. M P Sunday school to hold Children’s Day exercises next Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Robinson
Summeraville
Fryman la
Prospect
Emery
Elmer Frynan
Detrander
Wilred Evans
Ashley
Ohio
Edward Howison
Brush Welsh
Gene Wycliff
Columbus
Jane Boower
Frank Fryman
Thomas Perry
Dorm Perry
la Lemuel
Thomas Nichol
Bad Telecraft
Dresden
Frank Cowgill
Maine
Bad Cowgill
Ladies’ Aid Society
Aloon Crosk Church
Elmer Durfey
Geir
Marico Murphy
N. OR. Hildreth
J. W. Williamson
Marion
Garfeld Wallace
Chas, Mayer
Lewis Cassidy
E. B. Norris
Ase Langelaf
Mechanicaburg
Broadway Blidget and Local Family Visits
Local brief notes list Sunday visits in Marysville and surrounding towns. Edith Losey spent Sunday with Irene Banderaon. Mica Bertha Kerns guided Mable Freeman. Several residents visited relatives, with Mild weather and holiday decor noted in Margaville and Marysville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Losey Apent
Irene Banderaon
Mica Bertha Kerns
Hies Mable Freeman
B Willis
Maryavills
Stephen Williams
Margaville
Mdeorge Martin
Peoria Ware
A.B. Hamilton
Tamity
SUMVERSVILLE SIFTINGS
Alva Stults and family spent Sunday afternoon with Cyrus Stamata and Emily. Glee Davis and wife visited with the former's parents Mr and Mrs Win. Devils last Sunday. Children day exercises at the M B church on the evening of dune id. Let everybody come. We Houck and wife of Columbus spent Saturday and Sunday with the latter's parents Mr and Mrs John Cartmell. Doda Watford and wife of Patternsburg spent Saturday and Sunday with the latter's parents Mr and Mrs Syl vanus Taylor. Mrs Aene Moris and daughter La of Marion visited from Friday until Tuesday with the former's father Lewis Ervana and brother Chester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Stults
Cyrus Stamata
Emily
Glee Davis
Win
M. B.charch
Houck
Columbus
John Cartmell
Doda Watford
Patternsburg
Preaching Services and Local Gatherings Noted
Clergy in Pleasantview Sunday morning and Bethlehem Sunday afternoon at 2 30. Mise Bunten Cox of Dayton returned boat takings with relatives out of town while Mrs Mary Hitt and Mise Esther Moore were away from Saturday to Monday. Mary Webbly visiting Ada area. Nabe Meaa Mhatak visiting relatives in Plain City Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasantview
Bethlehem Suneday
Mise Bunten Cox
Dayton
Boate
Alwr
Mary Hitt
Mise
Esther Moore
Mary Webbly
Wébiat
Ada
Nabe Meaa Mhatak
Plain City
Oto
Local Notes From Magnetics Spring and Nearby Towns
Mrs L A Eubanks travels to Columbus on business. Mrs Aller and daughter Cris visited Bellpoint. Merle Shirk resumes work after heat illness in Delaware. OBrien family of Raymond and Green family of Watkin rent Omar Brown’s former home. Flora Adsir returned from Indiana to care for Mrs Bell after a shoulder injury. Orman Conrad, Dr. Conrad’s brother, takes a four year navy demographer post in Norfolk. Sabbath school contest won by the Blues to be celebrated at Hedart Eagle Park. Hopewell exercises draw good attendance with a talk by Rey Wiltale of Richwood and remarks by Dr. Conrad. Mr Merrill, once in poor health, died in Columbus. he and his family owned a home here and spent summers locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Adsir
Indiana
Rey Wiltale
Richwood
Conrad
Merrill
Columbis
Various local notices and personal updates from Marysville area
A string of short notices reports births, employment moves, property deals, and health. Highlights include a newborn son born on Thursday to Mr and Mrs Noyes at Maple and Eight streets. a six room East Fourth street house for sale via Sam McIntire. Thomas Edwards seeking work in Columbus. Mrs James Montgomery visiting from Chicago. pension increase for Lr. Bigbie of Oroville. Eli Johnson selling 43 acres in Teenburg to C W England for 3900. Mrs Did Courter visiting Bellefontaine. Robert Wilber Wall sick with typhoid fever, cared for by nurse Mine Alice Pearse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudh
L. J. Noyes
J. W. Tilton
Maple
Eight Streets
Noyes
Big Four
East Fourth Street
Sam. McIntire
Marysville
Ohio
Robert Wilber Wall
George M. Wilber
Alice Pearse
Memorial Services For Ten G A R Members
Ranson Reed Post held memorial services at the G A R hall for ten members who died last Decoration Day. Eulogies were given by a single member. a short address honored sailors. Names and regiments of the deceased are listed, noting one veteran’s blindness and a coincidence in two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranson Reed
L. Irwin
Wr. Iewia
Enoch Spain
Stephen Pyers
Adem Richey
H. Kezerta
U.S
David Shuler
C.L Corey
John ‘W. Barney
Thos. C Smith
Misa Hattie Lee
Miay Ocle Brake
Cntir
Milford Center
E. Lb. Princh
T. Arthur
W. G, Snodgrass
C, Robinson
M. Scott
Double Funeral for Robert and Frank Finley Held in Peoria
A double funeral for Robert Finley and his son Frank Finley was held Monday afternoon at the Friends church in Peoria. Robert died Sunday after a long illness from Bright's disease at 73. Frank died Saturday from cancer. The service was led by Rev. J. B. Hagens, with Masonic rites. The elder Finley served as a veteran in the 96th O. He built the Bret House and ran a Peoria store, later taken over by his son. The bodies were moved to Maryville for burial at Oskdale. widow Finley expected to run the Peoria post office and store. The G A R attended the grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Finley
Frank Finley
Friends Church
Peoria
Bright
San Frank
Masonic Fraternity
J. B. Hagens
Magnetic Springs
Bret
Finley
Aon
Marynville
Undertsker
Probate and Estate Filings in Jerome District Court
Abraham Raypole of Jerome seeks sale of his father John Raypole’s real estate. Executor Teaboll Joulit reports certificates of deposit totaling 648.96, personal effects valued at 495.90, and real estate at 3450. Robert McCrory repaired estate properties as administrator of Thomas Mapes. Hattle R. Bigelow, executor of A. R. Bigelow, filed an inventory valuing personal estate at 3526.60. The will of Inmen Arming, who died recently, was offered for probate with hearing set June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Raypole
Jerome
Wpeliion
John Raypols
Teaboll Joulit
Jobn Maskil
Robert McCrory
Thomas Mapes
Hattle R. Bigelow
A. R. Bigelow
Sher
Inmen Arming
Local Property Transfers Include Several Mr and Mrs Deeds
O A Geek and bebbiand Wu Aniuche. Norris Jot in Richwood 81. P M Combes and wife to M Laird in Mayeville 6300 P M Combes and wife to FB Cour ier in Maryaville 600 4 RB. Bing and wife to Gov Erwin let in Magnette Springs 9750.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Geek
Bebbiand
Norris
Richwood
M. Combes
M. Laird
Mayeville
Courier
Maryaville
Bing
Gov. Erwin
Magnette Springs
Pretty Home Wedding in Marysville
A pretty home wedding was held Tuesday at the residence of Mr and Mrs George Schlegel Sr corner Fourth and Oak as Mina Tillie Schlegel daughter of the hosts wed Emory Liggets son of Mr and Mrs James A Liggett the ceremony led by Rev D P Ebert with about sixty guests present Following a wedding supper the couple received many gifts and left for Raymond then York township to reside with Mrs Liggett’s parents for now They plan to live in Marysville with Mrs Liggett’s family and were joined by relatives from Richwood and Tonsdon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schlegel
Fourth and
Oak Streets
Mina Tillie
Emory Liggets
James A. Liggett
Thie City
D. P. Ebert
Lutheran Church
Morey Liggett
Maryeville
Raymond
Carl Allgower Aad Children
Richwood
Bra
Joe Endres
Tons Don
Marriage Licenses and Divorce Notices From Marysville
Edmund Turner and Maude Estelle Woodward of Marysville obtain marriage licenses with Rev. H. C. Catburn presiding. Leonard Kilbury and Anos M. Hibbard, both of Marysville, also receive licenses. Divorce actions listed include Lottie Bechtle vs Joseph Bechtle for gross neglect of duty with J. Shayer as attorney. Sarah E. Sherwood vs Owen E. Sherewood for extreme cruelty. Elizabeth Cashell vs William Cashell. Mary Davis vs James B. Davis for divorce due to extreme cruelty. Eliambeth Cabell vs William Cashell. Madison Spain vs Evele Josephine Spain. and related attorney notes Hoopes & Robinson and J. W. Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Turner
Lottie Bechtle
Joseph Bechtle
J. Shayer
Sarah E. Sherwood
Owen E. Sharewood
J. J. Cameron
Plata
Eliambeth Cabell
William Cashell
Hoopes & Robinson
Evle Josephine
Spain
Madison
A. H. Kellefreth
Elizabeth Cashell
Wi. Cashel
Hoopes
Spain counters divorce with self defense claim and custody plea
Madison Spain through Hoopes and Robeson files answer and cross petition alleging his wife attacked him with grease and dishes in 1906 07 and threats with a revolver while he sought divorce. He claims gross neglect by wife since 1906 including refusal to cohabit cook or tend the home and says she uses vulgar language around the children. He asks the court deny the wife’s divorce prayer, grant him custody of the minor children and control of real and personal property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Spain
Hoopes & Robeson
Spain
Ali
County Commissioners Appraise Road Apportionment In York Township
On Tuesday the County Commissioners reviewed the appraisal from the apportioning committee for the Ronch and Lomo Row road in York township near the Claiborne line. The Parrott ditch near Moegnetia Springs was released and will be sold on July 4 at 1 o'clock at the above place. The estimated cost is 2000 dollars and the improvement will benefit about fifteen taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lomo Row
York Township
Claiborne
Parrott
Moegnetia
Real Estate Transfers Listed for County Lands
Real estate transfer notices show numerous warrants of ownership and deeds. Transactions include Meson and wife to W J Conrad, $1260. O Brien to Alles Groyd, 75 acres in Liberty, $5500. B Perfects to J M Fox, 150 acres in Allen, $5000. Jowett estate to C Jowett, 85 acres in Leesburg. Emma Hodges to C C Jowett, 35 acres in Leesburg, $1050. Lucy Core to C C Jowett, 85 acres in Leesburg, $500. Henry Worthington to Frances Worthington, 654 acres in Leesburg, will. Tracts in Liberty and Taylor townships with various purchasers and prices, including 6 acres for $1 and 454 acres for $1410. numerous transfers involving Ford and associates in Taylor township. transfers to J W Keams, Mclroy, Combes, Laird, Kennedy, Wood, Bird, Mullan, and others across Marysville, Paria, Richwood, and surrounding townships with prices ranging from $65 to $2300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.G Meson
W. J. Conrad
Lohn
Marysville
W. P. O'Brien
Alles B. Groyd
Liberty Township
W. B. Perfect
J M. Fox
Leesburg Township
Lucy Core
Ford
Wits
J. W. Keams
Taylor Township
C.A. Ford
A. Ford
W. BH. Gaff
JM. Anderson
GC. A. Ford
Mary A. Oldu
Alto
Helra
E. King
Ralph Moffatt
Richwood
H.R Andrews
C. A Ford
Johu Myere
J. T. Boltaler
Paria Township
Pearl Mclroy
Albert Bird
O M. Bird
Will. B A. Mullan
Peart McTroy
Marriage of Maude Woodward and Edmund Turner in Columbus
Edmund Turner son of Solomon Turner, fresh from an Chicago art school, married Maude Woodward, city nurse, at the bride’s home in Columbus. Rev. B C Colburn officiated. The couple will reside in Maryville for the summer with future plans undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Turner
Solomon Turner
Chicago
Maude Woodward
WW. N. Woodward
South Court
Columbus
C. P. Lewis
B.C. Colburn
Congregational Church
Sod
Turner
Marynville
Trustees Debate District School Attendance at Children's Home
A district meeting of trustees discussed attendance at District No 12 School for children at the Children's Home. Attendance has fallen to about three pupils, with some residents requesting the home pupils be allowed to attend to improve instruction. District No 12 borders the Home and may see changes pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ak Raeeting
Philip Rupright
Latiingion
Theondres
A. Witla
Mattrey
Distriet No
Gaumer Elected Democratic Chairman in Central Committee
The Democratic central committee met in the grand jury room Monday and elected Editor Bruce B. Gaumer chairman. T Lovell was named secretary by a 14 to 6 vote. Homer Southard was named chairman of the executilus committee with associates, though amendments were debated. Plans for campaign logistics and a future meeting for secretary and treasurer were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Central Committee
Grand Jury
Orgeulied
Bruce B. Gaumer
Ager T. Lovell
Lewis Rupright
C.F. McCloud
Marynville
Homer Southard
Aie
Henry Liggett
Democrats
Z V Stewart Suffers Stroke in Maryville
Z V Stewart prominent Maryville resident and veteran soldier suffered a severe stroke Tuesday morning while at home. He experienced paralysis on his left side. Attending physician Henderson reports the case is being treated and monitored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. V. Stewart
Maryaville
Blehi
Henderson Fa Tha
Phyulctan
Mary C. Davis Sues for Divorce and Alimony
Mary C. Davis files for divorce from James Davis alleged abuse on July 30, 1903. She claims he assaulted her with a feather bed, left marks, and threatened more abuse. She seeks an order restraining him from disposing of property valued with cash and other holdings, plus alimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary C. Davis
James Etn
Aha
Das Via
Dsfendant
Address on Our Country by Rev G M Hained at Methodist gathering
Rev G M Hained chaplain of the Bandusky Soldiers Home and former Masyaville citizen delivered a patriotic address to the Methodist Brotherhood on Monday evening. The veteran Civil War survivor shared thrilling wartime experiences as attendees heard reflections on duty sacrifice and national pride. Afterward the King’s Daughters served refreshments to a large audience including Ransom Reed and Pott members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M
Read and Allen wedding set for June in Springfield
Invitations announce the marriage of Edward L Read of Springfield son of Mr and Mrs Reed of this city to Miss Dotya Allen daughter of Joseph Allen and wife of Springfield The ceremony will be at the Lutheran church in Springfield at 8 PM Several of Read's relatives and friends from here plan to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mernings
Edward L. Read
Springfield
Mre. Dimes Reed
Mias Dotya Allen Deughver
Joseph Allen
Mr. Reed
Hero
Lightning Strikes Kill Livestock in Local Farmlands
Lightning killed a hare for George Hinderer near Jerome while grazing in a pasture this Friday evening. The animal was insured for 100 dollars. W. H. Perry of Leesburg township reported two cattle killed by lightning Saturday, and two hogs and a sheep were killed Friday night on George Millar’s farm near Pharleburg. All were insured through J. R. Taylor’s agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hinderer
Jerome
W.H. Perry
Leesburg Township
George Millar
Pharleburg
J. R. Taylor
Czara Intentions Found in Largest Room at 94 Petersburg
The Czara Intentions weekly reports locating the largest room in works fe at 94 Petersburg. It suggests this space will likely house proclamations of the czara good intentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Fink Wood Plans and Tasmanian Toyrile For Craft Work
A discussion on Fink Wood imported for high class cabinet and piano work. It describes Tasmanian toyrile as rich pink, coarse yet close grained, with emphasis on patient effort over quick schemes to achieve success. The message argues steady, disciplined practice builds substantial results.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tarenghes
Hichwood
Maryshire
George Ayera
Jena Charles
Oear Claiborne
Broadway
Edward Moore
Ith
Lewis Malone
New
Hdren
Km George Fox
Sumversville Siftings
Claborne
L. A. Eubanks
Thomas Edwards
James Montgomery
J. B. Montgomery
Mra. le F. Amos
John Sniteler
Mille
Jett. Lr. Bigbie
J. Lewis
Oroville
Earved
U. & Cavalry
Kaneas
Eli Johnson
Teenburg Township
Harrison McVay
C. W. England
England
Did. Courter
Frank J. Gibbard
Bellefontaine
Frank B. Courter
Oakdale
News OF the Courts
Tulle Schlegel
Mr. Emery Liggett
Popeter
Terner
Watts Hay
Gaumer
Edtec
Sexthard
First Naty Bevis
Riveret
Mary
Ines
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