Local Notes on Builders Visitors and Residents in Marysville
Local and otherwise items from Marysville report Abutment work near Eppe bridge in Allen township with builders completing framing. Nearby births, visits, and arrivals include Fred Opple’s Peoria birth, former Marysville residents John Wilds and L. B. Mervey, and guests Mrs. T. H. Wallace of Mt. Victory plus Mrs. Keller Wallace of Chicago. Community figures Earl Wises, G. M. Mathes, and J. H. Shoneberger are noted, as is Rev. C. L. Winger’s church service and student Madge Demorest’s graduation. Congressman Cole misses Decoration Day address due to adjournment. B. C. Cole speaks. Anya Porter to visit Washington and attend KeeMar school in fall.
Postmaster Purchases Fear Mellroy Residence for Two Thousand
Postmaster Edward A. Mullen bought Fear Mellroy's East Fifth Street residence for $2000 last week, noting he will occupy the property after improvements. He recently purchased J. B. Adams' adjoining home and plans to move there this week, with improvements to follow before the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Mullen
Fear
Webb Adds New Machinery to Marysville Laundry
WH Webb recently moved from Columbus to Marysville and purchased the Marysville Steam Laundry. He has installed modern machinery and now resides on West Eighth Street in the Baker property. Webb is the son of the late Dwight Webb, a prominent Marysville business figure.
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WH Webb
Marysville
Columbus
Weat Eighth Street
Baker
Mr. Webb
Dwight Webb
Maryaville
Mrs Guthrie in Jail for drunkenness and disruptions
Norm May Guthrie of Woat Fourth was arrested after causing distress to neighbors and authorities. After pleading guilty, Mayor Cartmell fined her $1 and costs 97.85 and ordered ten days in county jail. She refused payment, was jailed, and screamed loudly, with ongoing concerns about morphine use and whiskey. Guthrie is forty and separated from husband Martin Guthrie, serving in the U S Navy.
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Gide
Norm May Guthrie
Marechal Murphy
Liggett
Margavilis
Cartmall
Abe
Cartmreff
Guthrie
Bus
Dlivers
Boteobewgh
Fran
Eho
Bists
Tberr
Martin Guthrie
Uncle Sam
Navy
Heating Contract Awarded and Stenographer Hired in Selins
The Selins village council met Thursday with Mayor Cartwell presiding. Church Bros. & Weld won the bid for a two haller heating system at City Hall for about 12,000 dollars, with 100 dollars credit for old equipment. Miss Hagel B. Ford was hired as stenographer at 20 dollars a month for three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selens
Cartwell
Kennedy
Welsh & Jones
Plug Street
Kennedy Alee
Waleut Street
Dyer Reed
James Coder
Handa &F the Sewer and Drainage Committee
E. F. Sawyer
Church ‘Bros.& Weld
Alty
Biqoy
Lpegal Building Committee
G. Church
Geo. “Kring
Toledo
Mott Iron Works
New York
King’s Company
Light Water Company
Geo
Zwerner
Water Company
Marynville Hardware Company
West Sixth Street
Mellroy
Seventh Street
Locust
Grove Street
Sawyer
Hagel B. Ford
Miss Ford
J. H. Kinkade
Marysville
Mary Place
Cedar Street
Fourth Street
Gameron
Ivan Southard
L Elitors Southard
Cartmell
E. L. Price
J. M. Peel
Village bids open for heatlog system and fire escape
Bids opened last week by the village clerk show Church Bros. & Weld awarded a two boiler two pipe heatlog system for the city building. Marysville Hardware Co. won the fire escape contract. Richard Turner submitted bids including boilers and pipes. the Emmett-Conred Co. also bid on boiler pipe packages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Turner
Emmett-Conred Co
Church Brow. & Will
FASBC
Marysville Hardware Co
Church Bros. & Weld
Maryevite Hardcrare Co
Timely discovery staves off wreck at Cherry Street crossing
A heavy steel piece was found on the outer rail near Cherry Street on the D C road last Friday morning. Frank Wade, the railroad weighman, removed it before the 10 29 a m train rounded the curve, likely saving many lives. Authorities suspect a child placed the obstruction, warning parents to keep children from the rails.
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Cherry Street
D. C
Frank Wade
Tnapeeter
Wighnafs
Parenta
Family trip cut short by illness at Somerville home
B A Mullen and daughter Helen left Tuesday to visit Mrs Mullen's former home in Somerville Massa. They planned to attend tea days but departed at noon due to the serious illness of Mrs Mullen's mother Mrs J M Wood of Somerville.
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B. A. Mullen
Helen
Somerville
Masa
Nooner
Mra. Mullen
Mra
J.M. Wood
Former Richwood Showman James K. Anderson Free on Bond
James K. Anderson, former Richwood showman and carnival manager, jailed last week on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses, appeared before Magistrate J. M. Kennedy, pleaded not guilty, waived examination, and posted 400 bond for September term. Attorney Fred H. McSmeeney secured bond. Anderson traveled to Columbus with documents signed by his father James A. Anderson and L P. Albright. Grand jury to investigate. creditors have been paid some by the Anderson Cardinal Company. Anderson, with twenty years in the saloon business and training animals, said he would resume work when nerves strengthen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James K. Anderson
J. M. Kennedy
Fred H. McSmeeney
Columbus
Anderson
Evon Ap
Iather
James A. Anderson
L P. Albright
Rochwood
Jacob Ji. Horm
Anderson Cardinal Company
Veterans Examined for Pension Increases and Original Claim
At a regular pension examiners meeting three soldiers appeared to seek benefits. George W. Clark of Woodstock and L. Secorder of Springfield, Civil War veterans, requested increases. J. J. LeValley of Ridgeway, Spanish American War veteran, sought an original pension.
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Board Cof Pension Exariners
George W. Clark
Woodstock
L. Secorder
Springfield
Amdaw
J. J. LeValley
Ridgeway
First Blast for MIE Plant Whistle Heard in Marysville
The new evaporated milk plant gave its first whistle last Thursday at noon drawing comments from residents in Marysvilleana. The deep toned whistle echoed like other factory calls and signaled the plant's initial operation.
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Etthens
Marysvilleana
Nevada Judge Vindicates Dignity in Courtroom Claim
A Nevada judge, told by an attorney he was no gentleman, rebutted the charge by invoking statutes in each case. The proceedings framed the judge as adhering to decorum despite the counterclaims and asserted discipline in the courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Attornney
Middleport couple travels while noting a divorce case
L Farmer and wife left Middleport Ohio en route to Delaware to visit friends. They are parents of Mrs Madge Slack who secured a divorce from Franklin Slack manager of the Maryaville Glove factory at the April term. Slack is said to be living with another woman after deserting his wife a year ago. Last Thursday was the hottest day in May in twenty five years.
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Slack
L. Farmer
Middleport
Ohio
Delaware
Madge Slack
Franklin Slack
Maryaville Glove Factory
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Stevenson
Kenedy
Bell Phone
Carr Brow
Eppe Bridge
Io Allen Township
Aso
Mre
Fred Opplle
Peoria
Real Deate
Maryeville
John Wilds
Highland
Mise
Madge Demorest
L. B. Demorest
T. H. Wallace
Mt. Victory
Mee. Keller Wallace
Chicago
Slater
L. B. Mervey
Earl Wises
Blate Agwoelstion
Senduskyy
G.M. Mathes
Chautauqua
Sandusky
Harry Shoneberger
Grand Rapids
Mich
Car Loading Co
J. H. Shoneberger
BE. G. Hughes
Bellefontaine
Need-Aleo Lead Company
Texas
Tocal
Bown’ Bros
C.L. Winger
Weatborn
Ohio Penitentiary
8. L.drwin
Leesie Brenga
Omak
Neb
Sod
G. & Davis
Brenge
Misa Nettle Figley
Davia
Antee County
Lester Turner
Richmond
Cole
Woodatuck
Congress
B.C. Cole
Hacley Cook
Augwatus Cook
VU. B. Navy
Norfolk
Naval Training School
Newport
HB. S
Anya Porter
GC. A. What
D. S. Porter
Washington, D.C
KeeMur Girls’ School
Hagerstown
Bays
Cartnell
Miss Hazel B. Ford
Selons
Marg Crith Hardware Co
Comnc
Kinkade
W. F. Brodick
North Main Street
the Robinson & Curry Co
Marysville, Ohio
Richwood
Coolumbes
Whith
Wim
Staley
Summersville
Dewey
Jolly JR
Iseue
Hesperus JR
Hesperus
Strong Boy
McCidente
A. T. Staley
Auis
Monde AL Saa
Piles
Hector Rectum
Maciss
J. J. McLellan
J. T
Threley
Bene
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American Tobacco CO
Louis, Mo
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