Mrs. Viola Jaggers Dies After Long Illness in Dover Township
Mrs. Viola Jaggers aged 53 wife of Perry Jaggers died Saturday at her daughter Mrs. Bessie Crider’s home near Springdale church Dover township after an illness since last April of dropsy and liver enlargement. She was a Clark County native daughter of the late Isaac Botkins. Married December 23 1873 the couple had four children Mrs. Bessie Crider Chas Jaggers Dolph Waggers and Leonard Gaggers still living. Funeral at Mrs. Crider’s home at 2 o clock Monday conducted by Rev A E Harford with Oakdale interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Jaggers
Perry Jaggers
Bessie Crider
Springdale
Dover Township
Jaggers
Clarke County
Isaac Botkins
Marysville
Chas. Jaggers
Dolph Waggers
Columbus
Leonard Gaggers
Massillon
Taggers
Town
Meg. Crider
Funeral Scene Ends With Brown Injuries After Crash
During Mrs. Caroline Cooperider's funeral procession Marlow Browns carriage was spooked by Captain Frank D Henderson's auto. Browns horse kicked and plunged, throwing his two daughters from the buggy. Brown was seriously injured and taken to Milford Center for treatment by Dr. Boylan. The girls suffered only minor bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Cooperider
Marlow Brown
Frank D. Henderson
Brown
Milford Center
Boylan
K P Memorial Day Decoration Committee Named
A K of P committee was appointed to decorate the graves of deceased members on Memorial Day Saturday June 14. Members include Wirt Lawrence chairman H L Church Will Weidman H E Conkright Arthur Staley Harry Baker Don Betts C L Robinson and Dr O H Thorpe. The lodge will not hold services in church this year. Milford Center observes Memorial Day next Sunday and invited the local lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of P. Lodge
Wirt Lawrence
8. L. Church
Will Weidman
H. E. Conkright
Arthur Staley
Harry Baker
Don Betts
C. L. Robinson
O. H. Thorpe
Milford Center
Jones Family Suffering After Factory Accident
Commissioner Evan T. Jones traveled to Columbus last week due to illness of his brother D. M. Jones, vice president of Jones Shoe Manufacturing. D. M. Jones fell down an elevator shaft at the factory, suffering internal injuries and serious back bruises. He remains at Grant hospital and is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan T. Jones
Columbus
D. M. Jones
Jones Shoe Manufacturing Co
Grant Hospital
Jones
Dr Hoopes Returns From New York Postgraduate Course
Dr Carl D Hoopes arrives home from six weeks at Polyclinic College in New York City where he completed an eye ear nose and throat postgraduate course. He says hundreds of physicians from across the country attended and he is now prepared to treat related diseases more effectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl D. Hoopes
Polyclinic College
New York City
Attorney Longbrake to Wed Nellie Van Fleet
The Toledo attorney Arthur C. Longbrake will wed Nellie Van Fleet of Waterville near Toledo on June 18 at the bride’s home. Family and local friends received invitations last week for the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur C. Longbrake
Toledo
William Longbrake
Nellie van Fleet
Waterville
Crippin to Build 36 by 60 Dairy Barn for Snitzie Farm
D M Crippin of near Outlander wins contract to construct a modern 36 by 60 dairy barn on J T Snitzie’s Collins pike farm. Snitsler to supply milk for the evaporated milk plant in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Crippin
Near Outlander
J. T. Snitzie
Collins Pike
Snitsler
Local Notes and Social Visits Across the County
Otto Baker shows a new residence on West Seventh street while Henry Baker travels to northern Michigan to visit his brother. Marysville beat Milford Center 16 to 5. John Wolgamot of Kenton visits his brother W. C. Wolgamot. Ralph M. Piper heads east for the Standard Stamp ing Company assignment. Mrs. William Kidder of Urbana visits Mrs. A. S. Clucker. I. W. Hazen spends Sunday with Rev. E. A. King in Sandusky and Monday with friends in Toledo. S. M. Hartford of Ada visits his son Rev. A. E. Hartford en route to a peach farm. Mrs. J. R. Shetterly and three children stay ten days with her parents at Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Shetterly
W. A. Charter
Marion
Mt Vernon Man Visits After Illinois Funeral
J Crottinger of Mt Vernon Ohio stayed with his nieces Mrs Samuel Stump on Friday during the trip home from his brother's funeral in Illinois. A large class of 104 examined for teachers certificates at the east school building. McCloud Memorial Park at Fourth and Fifth streets was graded this week and will be planted with flowers to beautify the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Crottinger
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Samuel Stump
Ilinois
McCloud
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Miss Georgia Stokes Honored With Middleburg Visit
A group of Miss Georgia Stokes friends joined her Sunday excursion to Middleburg and spent the day at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs George Stokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Stokes
Middleburg
Mrs
George Strokes
Miss Glendora Mills Resumes Teaching in Findlay
Miss Glendora Mills returns from Findlay where she taught this past year and will teach there again for another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendora Mills
Findlay
Mrs Minnie Wilkins Hosts Afternoon Entertaining
Mrs Minnie Wilkins and her daughter Mrs W C Pullington will entertain tomorrow afternoon at the latter's home in honor of Mesdames Montgomery Amos and Snitzler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Wilkins
W. C. Pullington
Mesdames Montgomery, Amos and Snitzler
Ex Mayor Cartmell visits old friends in Wapakoneta
Ex mayor Thomas Cartmell of Wapakoneta greeted old friends last Thursday. He previously ran a Marysville business and now operates a music store in Wapakoneta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Cartmell
Wapakoneta
Cartmell
Marysville
Cameron named delegate to state Sunday School convention
R. L. Cameron is appointed as one of ninety delegates for the State Sunday School Association. The International convention will be held in Louisville Kentucky from June 18 to 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Cameron
State Sunday School Association
Louisville
Barracks Attend Marysville Sister-in-Law Funeral
Mr and Mrs John Barrack of Richwood formerly of Marysville attended the funeral of Mrs Perry Jaggers, sister to Mrs Barrack. Mr Barrack works in a tin shop in Richwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barrack
Richwood
Marysville
Barrack
Perry Jaggers
Demorest Family Attends O. W. U. Commencement
Prof. and Mrs. E. B. Demorest attend the commencement at O. W. U. with their son Francis and Don. Miss Madge Demorest is among the graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Demorest
Francis
Don
Madge Demorest
Will Aubrecht Land Contract to Build Homes on Collings Pike
Will Aubrecht secures a contract to erect two houses for J. T. Snitsler who bought the Harrison McVay farm on the Collings pike. Marysville Lumber Co. will supply the lumber for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Aubrecht
J. T. Snitsler
Harrison McVay
Collings Pike
Marysville Lumber Co
Local Residents Recovering After Bucyrus Hospital Operations
Mrs. E. N. Ferris of this city is improving after an operation at a Bucyrus hospital and expects to return home soon. Mrs. Bert Gordon, also of this city, underwent an operation there and is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. N. Ferris
Bucyrus
Bert Gordon
Teacher Miss Marie Zwerner Travels for Convention Visit
Miss Marie Zwerner, a public schools teacher, is on an extended visit with her aunt Miss Zella Converse, matron at the Rock Springs sanatorium. She will tour Sheridan and stay in Denver for the national Democratic convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Zwerner
Zella Converse
Rock Springs
Wyoming
Sheridan
Denver
Obituary: Wendell Wooley Dies at Ten Months
Wendell, ten months old, son of Mr and Mrs J B Wooley of west Fourth street, died Monday from bowel obstruction. Funeral held Tuesday at the residence conducted by Rev Vernon Emery. Body taken to Mt Victory for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell
J. B. Wooley
West Fourth Street
Vernon Emery
Mt. Victory
Manley Divorce Suit Ties Marital Strife to Cruelty
Mrs. Wierlinda M. Manley files for divorce from Alfred O. Manley in common pleas court citing neglect, drunkenness and cruelty since marriage in 1900. She alleges he spent money on other women and saloons, harmed her physically, threatened with a revolver, and moved to a house of ill fame after their separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wierlinda M. Manley
E. P. Rogers
Common Pleas Court
Alfred O. Manley
Kenton
LaRue
Marysville
Marion
Manley
Scranton Avenue
Ohio
Bucyrus
Red Men Memorial Service at Unionville Center
Members of the Blue Jacket Tribe of the Improved Order of Red Men held memorial services in Unionville Center on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Jeff L Richey attended with Richey assisting marshal music. The procession marched from the hall to the M E church and cemetery where graves of deceased brothers were decorated. C D Cunningham of Arnold blew the fire. Rev Luke Davis of Dublin preached. Attendees included members from Milford Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Red Men
Unionville Center
Jeff L. Richey
Richey
Plain City
M. E. Church
C. D. Cunningham
Arnold
Luke Davis
Dublin
Milford Center
Recorder Hatton Delivers Address at Patterson Commencement
Jerome township commencement exercises occur Thursday evening at the Methodist church. County Recorder E. H. Hatton, a former county educator, will deliver the class address. The program includes good music and twenty graduates, one of the largest in the county. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
Jerome Township
E. H. Hatton
Court House News In probate cases Browning estate valued at $2000
Uriah Cahil of Richwood filed an inventory of the Almeda Browning estate valued at $2,000. George Strong guardian of Philip Rausch filed an account. Dr. Chas A Tompson of Raymond was appointed administrator for the Robert D Finnley and James F Finley estates. Bonds were $4000 and $300 respectively. Appraisers named P. K. Smith W. P. O'Brien and D. F. Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uriah Cahil
Richwood
Almeda Browning
George Strong
Philip Rausch
Chas. A. Tompson
Raymond
Robert D. Finnley
James F. Finley
Peoria
P. K. Smith
W. P. O'Brien
D. F. Williams
Multiple Marriages Reported Across Ohio Townships
Several couples wed in small-town ceremonies with Rev. D P Ebert Rev A L Rogers Rev Vernon Emery Rev Leon Arpee and Rev V H Rollins officiating. Participants include Mull Westfall Liggett Schegel Hammond Orr Melvain Harper Rice Mummy Kennedy Kagay Elliott Miller and others in Marysville Unionville Center Great Bend North Lewisburg Leesburg and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Hammond
Great Bend
Brakeman
Loretta Orr
Unionville Center
A. L. Rogers
Burley Melvain
LaRue Farmer
Almira Harper
Jackson Township
Daugther
Adin Harper
Vernon Emery
Marysville
Harry L. Rice
Farmer
North Lewisburg
Lizzy Mummy
J. M. Kennedy
Edward Shaffer
Summit Station
Licking County
Elizabeth Kagay
Richwood
Leon Arpee
Sylvester J. Elliott
Taylor Township
Myrtle C. Miller
Leesburg Township
V. H. Rollins
Robbery at livery barn nets constable Kane cash
Constable Kane of Capt Theodore Mullen's livery barn reports a theft after 12 Monday night. A man with a four horse rig asked to pay for feed, received change, and a pocketbook containing about 85 dollars disappeared by Tuesday morning. Kane kept the money to pay taxes and kept his barn office door unlocked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kane
Theodore Mullen
Kane
Drug Stores Set Sunday Afternoon Closure in Marysville
Marysville druggists adopt a Sunday plan to close afternoons and open only mornings and evenings. Stores will close at noon on Sundays, with a half day off for proprietors and clerks. If a prescription is needed, pharmacists will respond by visiting customers by telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
Eight Candidates Initiated for Master Mason Degree
Eight candidates began the Master Mason degree process here last Thursday with sessions from 2 to 6 PM followed by supper in the banquet hall for locals and visitors. Work resumed at 7 PM and no more candidates will be admitted this summer. another class is planned for the fall.
Dr White Returns to Marysville Practice
Dr. W. F. White resumes medical practice in Marysville after a nine month stay with his father Frederick White in Mapleton Canada. The physician, age 91+ father spry, will focus on eye ear nose and throat care from his residence office. he has served Marysville for twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. White
Marysville
Frederick White
Mapleton
Canada
White
Improvements at Marysville Flour Mill
The Marysville flour mill will close this week for extensive improvements. Spurrier & Sons install new machinery to modernize the largest mill in Union County. The mill is to be closed for several weeks during repairs and updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
Union County
Messrs. Spurrier & Sons
Treacles Creek Ditch Survey Underway in Union County
L B Harvey has surveyed Treacles Creek for widening and deepening to improve drainage for farms in Union and Darby townships. The extensive public works project will be funded by local landholders and the contract will go to the lowest bidder in about two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Harvey
Treacles Creek
Union and
Darby Township
Union County
Marysville Team Beats Ostrander 21 to 10 in Home Match
Marysville ready for next event as Fin ley and Mather starred for the new club defeating Ostrander 21 to 10 Friday at Ostrander. The home side eased off late, letting Ostrander score most runs, and a fundraiser game is planned here this week to raise funds to repair Recreation park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ostrander
Finley
Mather
Marysville
Recreation Park
May Buy Glove Factory in Marysville
A. Welling of Columbus, ex hardware merchant, negotiates to purchase the Marysville Glove Factory. The factory is in receivership, with B. F. Carman as receiver, who expects to close the deal with Mr. Welling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Welling
Columbus
Marysville
B. F. Carmean
Welling
Aged Woman Fells Down Stairs at Home
Mrs. Annetta Wilber mother of Geo M Wilber a Republican candidate for representative fell down stairs at her home last Thursday and cut a gash in her throat suffering bruises but no bones were broken. A physician arrived while she treated wounds at home. At nearly ninety she remains spry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annetta Wilber
Geo. M. Wilber
Mall Westfall Nuptials
Harley F. Mull of Findlay, once owner of a tea and china shop and later bankrupt, wed Miss Mary Westfall in a Thursday evening ceremony at the Lutheran parsonage conducted by Rev. D. P. Ebert. The couple left on the evening train for Findlay to begin their life together and reside there where the groom is engaged in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley F. Mull
Findlay
Mary Westfall
D. P. Ebert
Lawyers Seek Settlement for Meade Overall Factory
Attorneys Al C. Eggert and S. W. Van Winkle of Richwood were in Marysville on Saturday handling legal matters for the Meade Overall factory. Eggert serves as receiver for the factory, and a movement to settle its financial difficulties is reported to be under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al C. Eggert
S. W. van Winkle
Richwood
Marysville
Meade Overall
Eggert
Overall
Robinson & Curry Co to furnish lumber for Mose Creagy home
Carl Stone of Jerome has the contract to build the Mose Creagy residence in Hilliard Franklin county. The Robinson & Curry Co secured the lumber contract for the same project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson & Curry Co
Mose Creagy
Hilliard
Franklin County
Carl Stone
Jerome
Real Estate Transfers in Marysville York and Jerome Townships
Amos McGriff and wife transfer a Marysville lot to James Mills for 2350 dollars. P M Combs and wife convey a Marysville lot to E C Bolen baugh for 95 dollars. A R Willison and wife deed 10 acres in York township to L D Doner for 529 dollars. Heirs of Almeda Ashbaugh transfer 1 1/2 acres in Jerome township to Jacob Weaver for 125 dollars. Carl Thorpe is learning dentistry in his father’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos McGriff
James Mills
Marysville
P. M. Combs
E. C. Bolenbaugh
A. R. Willison
L. D. Doner
York Township
Almeda Ashbaugh
Jacob Weaver
Jerome Township
Carl Thorpe
Rev E Aching Heads to Scotland for Council
Rev E A King of Sandusky former Congregational minister here sails for Edinburgh Scotland on June 10 as delegate from the Ohio association to the International Council of Congregational Churches. Since his call 127 new members joined the church and debt was cut from 8000 to 1750 with a 2000 deficit wiped out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. King
Sandusky
Congregational Church
Edinburg
Scotland
International Council of Congregational Churches
Ohio Association
Examination for Rural Mail Carriers in Marysville
Civil service exam for rural mail carrier eligibles will be held in Marysville on Saturday July 11 under Postmaster Mullen. Eligible list valid for one year with no current vacancies. if vacancies arise, appointments will be drawn from the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service
Marysville
Mullen
Children's Day Services at Methodist Church
Children’s Day services will be observed at the Methodist church next Sunday morning at 10 o’clock. In the evening Rev. A. E. Harford will begin a series of three sermons on The Results of County Local Option. All are cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
A. E. Harford
Prominent Richwood Couple to Wed Soon
The wedding of a notable local couple is planned in the near future. The groom is well known in Richwood and the bride is a leading Marysville society belle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richwood
Marysville
Harfords Travel to Ada for Family Visit
Mrs. A. E. Harford and her children with her mother Mrs. Elizabeth Kennedy left yesterday for Ada to visit Mr. Harford's mother Mrs. S. M. Harford while her husband tends a peach orchard in Holmes County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Harford
Elizabeth Kennedy
Harfords
Ada
Mr. Harford
S. M. Harford
Holmes County
El Paso Couple Visits Marietta For College Commencement
Mr and Mrs T T Jones of El Paso Texas visited Mr and Mrs J L Sellers in Marietta en route to attend the college commencement where Mr Jones is a graduate They had been visiting Mrs Jones former home in Lansing Michigan Mr Jones is manager of El Paso Gas and Electric Co with whom Mr Sellers son Edward is employed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. T. Jones
el Paso
Texas
J. L. Sellers
Marietta
Mr. Jones
Jones
Lansing
Mich
el Paso Gas & Electric Company
Seller
Edward
Caroline Cooperider Dies of Pneumonia at 82
Mrs. Caroline Cooperider widow of John Cooperider died Friday evening at her son Elias Cooperider’s home after a brief illness. A Muskingum County native who moved to Union County as a child, she was 82 years old. Survived by five children, funeral services were held at Elias’s home led by Rev. A. L. Rogers, with burial in the village cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Cooperider
John Cooperider
Elias Cooperider
Muskingum County
Union County
Unionville Center
Cooperider
Christian Church
A. L. Rogers
M. E
Milford Center
Boy Suffers Broken Leg in Dover Township Farm Accident
Elmer Loveless six years old son of William Loveless on Joe K. Richey farm in Dover Township sustained a serious injury Friday afternoon. While with his sister Ethel eight he climbed a spring wagon and his right leg was caught between the wheel spokes, breaking the leg between knee and ankle. He was taken home and Dr. P. D. Longbrake reduced the fracture. he is recovering as well as can be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Loveless
Wm. Loveless
Joe K. Richey
Dover Township
Ethel
New Dover
P. D. Longbrake
McGriff Buys Good Trotter Viola From Belt
Amos McGriff purchased the promising two year old trotter Viola owned by Frank Belt for 300 dollars. Viola shows strong pedigree with sire Strong Boy and dam Violation noted for pace and trot records. Strong trotted a mile in 2 47 last fall and a half in 1 20, signaling solid racing potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos McGriff
Viola
Frank Belt
Strong
Strong Boy
Violation
Violation S
Dr. Strong
Civiltine
Plum Street Paving Completed in Marysville
Welsh and Jones completed the Plum Street paving last week and opened it to the public on Saturday. The project began last fall but weather delayed final work. The street is described as one of the best paved in Marysville. The contractors received a large steam roller Friday for use on Walnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welsh & Jones
Plum Street
Marysville
Messrs
Walnut Street
Major D. S. Price Visits Home From Montana
Major D. S. Price returns home from Butte and other Western cities after managing hotels. He plans to stay about a month and will be joined to Chicago by his two daughters Orleanne and June Price, students at St. Aloysius Academy in New Lexington, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S. Price
Butte
Montana
Chicago
Orleanne
June Price
St. Aloysius Academy
New Lexington
Ohio
Death of Frank C. Daugherty Kenton Attorney at Law
Frank C. Daugherty of Kenton, a leading Ohio attorney and 1881 attorney general candidate, died Monday at his Kenton home at age 57. He served as president of the State blind asylum trustees, appointed by Governor Nash, who was his Republican opponent for attorney general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Daugherty
Kenton
Ohio
State Blind Asylum
Nash
Cartmell Bros Win Monument Contracts in Plain City and Oakdale
Cartmell Bros monument dealers secured the Plain City cemetery contract for Nathanial Harrington's estate over Columbus rivals. They also won the Bonnette and Firestone families monument contract to be erected in Oakdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartmell Bros
Columbus
Plain City
Nathanial Harrington
Bonnette
Firestone
Oakdale
Death of George Fortney in Columbus Typhoid Case
George Fortney formerly of Marysville died last Wednesday in Columbus from typhoid fever. He was 58 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fortney
Marysville
Columbus
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Mrs. Perry Jaggers
Torse
Auto
K. of P. Decoration
Dr. Hoopes
New York
Longbrake
Crippin
Otto Baker
West Seventh Street
Henry Baker
Northern
Michigan
Milford Center High
John Wolgamot
W. C. Wolgamot
Ralph M. Piper
The
Standard Stamping Company
William Kidder
Urbana
A. 8. Clucker
I. W. Hazen
UNION
Lake Davis
Blue Jacket
Recorder Hatton
Court House News
Probate Court
Emery Liggett
Tillie Schegel
Constable Kane
Dr. White
Rev. E. Aching
Children’s Day Services
McGriff
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