Annual Limence Night Celebrates Marysville Graduates
The Marysville class of 23 held exercises at the Methodist Church with Prof Benjamin F. McElroy delivering "God's America." Diplomas were presented by S. F. Carmesd as graduates delivered orations on topics from Flowers to The Great Freformer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Sefilray
Benjany F. McElroy
Ohio Wesleyan University
Clase
Mensey
F. Carmesd
Ahs’ Board of Education
Capedia
Xutilagato
Baperin
Tvie
Te. Carroll
Mrn
Jobe Filester
Jobe H. Bbearee
Rae
U P
Nelité G. Baldwin
Ametia A. Carmean
Margaret E. Clouse
Weeel Crist
Hattie Hamilton
Lucile Hathaway
Opal M. Hatton
Peter Kegerta
Muris Joy Mills
Tresis T. Peppard
Helen M. Robinson
Augusta M. Rupright
Ellis Inland
Edith E. Scheiderer
Bertha K. Scheiderer
Orleans
Clara A. Scheiderer
Goethe
Molle Thompson
Haxel M. Turner
Nature
Ruth C. Wilber
Wil Braun
Albert K. Chapman
Harold B. Kennedy
Land of Midnight Sun
Ear C. Piper
Tndustrial Education
John B. Plate
Case Continues on Milford Center School Annexation
The petition to annex territory to Milford Center school was heard in probate court after Union township residents opposed it. Attorneys debated as records await county auditor lockups. the Union township school board failed to decide annexed area, sending the case to probate court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford Center
Union Township
Trwin
McCrary & Cameron
Threetitloseni
Hoopes & Robinson
Thos
Victim of Accidental Shooting at Milford Center
Miss Lillie Richter, sister of Milford Center hotel proprietor John Richter, was wounded by a 22 caliber rifle discharged in her hotel room Friday night. An adolescent guardian brought the weapon to the room after a dispute over money. the accident left her with extensive facial injuries but is not considered fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Richter
John Richter
Milford Center
Roscoe Skiles
Shelby
Milford Cantar
Edward Long
Columbus
Richters
Mr. Shiles
Miss Richter
Mr. Richter
Dr. Aaron
John L. Roylan
Abe
Wiss Martin Leaves for the West
Mise Jean Martin finished her school work here this week and left Monday for Seward Nebraska to join her sister Mise Jeente Marta of Grand Junction Colorado. After visiting their mother Mrs C A Cleason, Jeen will visit Martyr ville while Jean heads to Grand Junction to begin her residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Jean Martin
Seward
Neb
Mise
Jeente Marta
Grand Junction
Col
C. A. Cleason
Jeel
Martyr Vile
Jean
Real Dence
Decoration Day Observed With Memorial Parade and Services
A Decoration Day event remembered fallen soldiers with flowers at Oakdale Amrine and St. John’s cemeteries. Under Major John L. Sellers it included a parade through Court and Main streets, a Memorial service by the iron bridge, wreaths cast on the water, and an address at the M E church by Rev. C L Winger. Attendees included the Relief Corps schoolchildren and various veteran groups. rain shortened turnout and a later address at Millcreek Church in Taylor Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakdale
Amrine
St. John’s
Tole
South Court Street
Fifth Street
John L. Sellers
George Curl
Samuel
W. V
White Eagle Tribe
R. MW
Ransom Reed
North Main Street
Relief Corps
M. E. Church
C. L. Winger
Wentboro
Ohio
Ohio Penitentiary
Mass meeting in Union county for local option campaign
Citizens gathered at the court house to organize a drive to vote out saloons this fall. The Rose local option law takes effect after September first, requiring about 1800 petition signatures in Union county to trigger an election. Petitions must be filed 30 days before the election. The meeting, led by John H. Kinkade, drew wide turnout with talks by Rev. A. L. Rogers and others, plus a speech by D. J. Moore praising local option achievements in several Ohio counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
Court House
Rose County
Board of Election
John H. Kinkada
A. L. Rogers
M. E
Milford Chatel
Kinkade
R.L. Cameron
Marynville
Th. J
Ohio
Horiton
Morgan
Holmes and
Jefferson
Barrison County
Temperance meeting forms county central committee
A temperance gathering established a central committee from each voting precinct with alternating Republican and Democrat names. The body, led by J. B. Kinkade as chairman and RL. Cameron as secretary, will direct the local option temperance campaign across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Kentucky
Paelot Marysville
Central Committee
Alley
O. B. Converse
Jessie B. Poting- Claiborne
Orth
J. B. Barker
M. E. Stamata
Claiborne
South
C. Marriott
W. D Harmon
Richwood
North
Kagay
Joseph Bhipley
T. J. Williams
David Kyle
Darby
Albert Adame
J. A. Snider
Unionville Center
D. M. Baily
Richard Boyer
Dover
W. L. Bonnette
J. Howard Hammer
Jackson
Frank Horton
Geo. Cowgill
Jerome
East
R.C. Richey
J. A. Mindling
West
W. G. Dodge
O'Dell Liggett
Plain City
Tick Wagner
Howland
Leesburg
G. B. Romine
M. B. Newhouse
James
Cochran
Howard Martin
Liberty
C. W. Smith
Bala
Millcreek
Jacob Parthemer
Marion Haggard
Maryaville
Let Ward
Pearl McIlroy
Chas
Morelock
W. G. Snodgrass
W.S. Peel
Maryeville
L. Q. Church
J. M. Peel
Marysville
4Th
C. $. Chapman
F. A. Thompson
Taylor
FE. C. Reed
W. B. Mitchell
Union
Eli Gabriel
Ann Grandell
Samuel McCuimans
Mitford Center
C. N. Davis
B. E. Baker
Washington
A. T. Coons
W. C. Temple
York
C. T. Marrow
John Mulcahy
Paris East
Parix Weet
J. B. Hughes
Raymond
County Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Heirs of Ritter Estate Probe Kentucky Land Hold
Mrs. Martin Amble and Mrs. Lydia Parker, sisters from near Ostrander, Idaho? consult an attorney in Marysville regarding a multi million estate tied to Stephen Ritter. Ritter’s Kentucky land lease reverts to heirs as Maysville now holds part. J P Trenary of Arkansas City Maps suggests their law firm can secure the property for a share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Amble
Lydia Parker
David
Ostrander
Marysville
Stephen Ritter
Louisville
Ritter
Kentucky
Maysville
Mira
Parker
Mr. Amble
J. P. Trenary
Arkansas City
Maps
Bes
Infant Mary Louiss Thrall Dies of Pneumonia
Four month old Mary Louiss Thrall, daughter of Mr and Mrs Limun Thrall and granddaughter of Ben and Jense Cameron of Maryville, died Friday noon from pneumonia after two days of illness. Funeral services were held at Carey Saturday. The body was brought to Oakdale for burial. Mrs J L Cameron went to Carey on receipt of the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louiss Thrall
Limun Thrall
Ben
Jense L. Cameron
Maryrvile
Ines
Carey
Oakdale
J. L. Cameroon
Fourteen Year Old Boy Poisoned Over Theft Accusation
Ivan Istić, fourteen, step-son of Al Littler, drank carbolic acid chasing a theft accusation. He lay in serious condition after antidotes and injections saved him, while note to mother claimed innocence and fear of punishment. He had bought the poison to kill chickens and had attended Decoration services at Oakdale cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan MecClarty
al. Littler
Fourth
Mapte
Oakdale Cemetery
Ivan
Mr. Littler
A.B. Schaber
Ivan Istić
Lering
Will Bring Suit Against County Officers
Prosecuting Attorney Frank Z Bat Moyer spent time in Columbus last week consulting with the head of the Bureau of Public Accounting. He plans to file charges against county officials and others who allegedly received unlawful fees from the county treasury. Some suspects have repaid after an audit. others deny wrongdoing and claim they took only what was legally theirs. Bat Moyer is reviewing records to file petitions for the September term, with signals that the case will be vigorously contested and may go to the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Z. Bat- Moyer
Columbus
Bureau of Public Accounting
Othare
Also Mentioned on This Page
Parysville
Ram
F. Edler
BE. Lewis
Wigly Homes
Children's Home
Mias Beira Ream
Anna Sullivan
Emma Jolliff
J M. Fox
Anna Fox
Mabel Jerew
Daisy Bump
Thomas McGrevy
Fow
Marie Ma. Peck
Carl Debolt
Chas Kinessey
Floyd Williaume
May Cooperider
Emery Newlan
Harry Mummey
Clare Cooperider
Delmer Jerew
Joe—Orptia Jerem
Kenneth White
Paul
Wiss Martin
Marysaille
Winger
John L. Loughrey
Millcreek Church of Christ
Taylor Township
E W. Ruble
Fy Four
Middletown
Frienda
Temperance
Usion County
Sam McClarty
Gskdale
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