Local News From Marysville and Nearby Areas
Delaware visitors and local residents appear in a broad social note. A. E. Harford and relatives of Richwood visit Marysville. W. C. Wolgamot visits from Richwood. Dr. Teegarden attends Wittenberg commencement in Springfield. J. L. Cameron attends a Sandusky Soldiers Home trustees meeting in Columbus. Walter K. Wood returns from Western Reserve University. M. Wilkins of Richwood visits Marysville. Bown of Bros real estate travels to Texas Panhandle with Ogion county associates. Barry Evans heads to Miles City Montana for ranch work. Church Bros. & Weld sell a 31 year old horse to Daniels Brothers. Inmate Ray Guy flees infirmary. D. M. Butler arrives from Middletown for health rest with aunt Mrs. Lon Drake. Shields graduates from Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and hopes for Pittsburgh drug-store job. John A. Gorey of London notes as a former Oak drug store clerk who passes Columbus state board examination among 152 applicants with 79 licenses awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Gorey
London
Oak
Brant
Columbus
State Board of Pacy
Local Buyer Purchases Residence at Ninth and Ash
James Mills of Columbus purchased Amos McGriff's home at the Ninth and Ash streets corner for 2300 dollars. Mills and his family plan to move here next August, while the McGriffs intend to return to Darke county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mills
Columbus
Amos McGriff
Ninth
Ash Streets
Mr. Mills
Mr. McGriff
Darke County
Three-Year-Old Star Dillard Sold to Cottage Hotel Owner
Amos McGriff sold his stallion Star Dillard a three year old pacer to John Cody proprietor of the Cottage hotel. Star Dillard is sired by Hal Dillard 2 04 and dam Lizzie R 2 19. Cody bought the pacer for breeding purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos McGriff
Star Dillard
John Cody
Cottage Hotel
Hal Dillard
Lizzie R
Cody
Norfolk & Western workers visit home in Virginia trip
Howard Kollefrath returned home from Goodes Virginia where he works for the Norfolk and Western railroad. He will stay about three weeks visiting his parents and friends. His brother Leonard, also a railroad operator, returned to Lynchburg Virginia on Saturday after a pleasant visit with their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Kollefrath
Goodes
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Leonard
Lynchburg
Union County Assessors File Reports With County Auditor
Assessors across Union County filed their reports with County Auditor D B Edwards. Valuations align with last year and daily pay was raised to 3.00 with a 30 day limit. The compiled totals list horses cattle mules sheep hogs carriages pianos watches and other property by township with dogs and credits after debts for each assessor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
D. B. Edwards
L. O. Mapes
Darby Township
Allen Township
Glen L. Cline
Claiborne North
V. V. Shirk
Claiborne South
M. W. LaDow
Horoes
Richwood North
R. BE. Seig
Richwood South
J. W. Barnett
Dover Township
A. C. Moreley
Jackson Township
Edward D. Judd
Jerome North
Wilton McKitrick
Plain City Corporation
Delmore Snodgrass
Leesburg East
J. P. Eubanks
Sonore
Aed Srr
Leesburg West
Wm. R
Millcreek
C. M. Wells
Paris East
Geo. Neutzel
Paris West
L. F. Orahood
Marysville
1St Ward
George G. Baldwin
2Nd Ward
Geo. Asman
Asgeseer
Horges
3Rd Ward
M. G. Robinson
4Th Ward
W. T. Wood
Taylor Township
B. J. Shelton
Union North
O. E. Lincoln
Union South
Anthony Moran
Milford Center Corporation
R. N. Nash
York
Horace Watts
Washington
D. R. Robinson
Milford Center annexation petition dismissed by judge
The Milford Center school board’s petition to annex territory was dismissed Thursday by Judge Thornton in the Probate court. Attorneys argued last week. McCrory Cameron represented Milford Center while Hoopes Robinson spoke for opponents. No further action will occur unless a new petition with changes is filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton
McCrory & Cameron
Milford Center Board
Hoopes & Robinson
Probate Court
Milford Center
Union Township
Irwin
Miss Bertha Hopkins to Wed Dr. Frederick Leonard
The engagement of Miss Bertha Hopkins director of physical education for women at the C A A to Dr. Frederick Leonard professor of physiology and hygiene at Oberlin College has been announced to close friends. Hopkins a graduate of Ohio State and Oberlin, will marry late this month at the Hopkins home in Marion Marysville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Hopkins
Fredrick Leonard
Oberlin College
Miss Hopkins
E State University
Oberlin
Marysville
Marion Hopkins
First Visit in Thirty Years for Mrs Mowry in London
Mrs. A. S. Mowry and her daughter, traveling with the latter’s child, left for London on Thursday for a long overdue visit with Mrs. Mowry’s old friends. This marks her first trip to London in thirty years, during which she formerly taught music there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Mowry
London
Also Mentioned on This Page
John L
Stevenson and Kennedy
West Fifth Street
Bell
Ioes
Delaware Thurso
Mre
A. E. Harford
C. Wolgamot
Richwood
W. C. Wolgamot
William Teegarden
Wittenberg
Springfield
Ren. J. L. Cameron
The
Sandusky
Walter K. Wood
Mrs. Wood
Cleveland
Western Reserve University
M. Wilkins
Thurson
Jane Wilkins
Est Bown
of Bros
Panhandle
Texas
Ogion County
Barry Evans
Miles City
Montana
E. J. Evans
Church Bros. & Weld
Daniels Brothers
Ray Guy
D. M. Butler
Middletown
Lon Drake
Frank B. Courter
Butler
Ly Shields
Philadelphia College of Pharny
Louise
Pittsburg
North Main Street
the Robinson & Curry Co
Marysville, Ohio
Staley’s Breeding Stables
Summersville
Dewey
Jolly JR
Hesperus JR
Hesperus
Strong Boy
A. T. Staley
Adam Hoover
Boundry Road
C. D. Stickles
Ted All
J. J. McClellan
Couvueys
Tinssey
Old Statesman
Saller
American Tobacco CO
St. Louis, Mo
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