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Newspaper
Marysville Republican
Location
Marysville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1908
Page
8
Rural news notes a gathering at the Black Hawk school house for an ice cream social and local social updates. Numerous visits, travels, and family events are recorded including weddings, farewells, and Sunday guests from Delaware Richwood Columbus and Marion.
Community events and social visits fill the week with an Essex ice cream festival set for Saturday evening. Local weddings and neighborly visits reported include Cliff Tarpning and family with Doc Schmelzer clan and Marysville business trips by Bert Hough and Harry Bell.
Residents share visits and gatherings across nearby towns including Summersville Marysville West Mansfield New Dover and Richwood. Local families welcome relatives and friends while Masons attend funerals for Robert and Frank Finley in Peoria last week.
Local notes record visits across households from Davis to Barker and DeGood to Welch. Sunday services drew many attendees as the K of P lodge named officers for the term and Allen Laughrey prepared for the Columbus Grand Lodge meeting. High school alumni gathering numbered about thirty with light refreshments.
J H Moore traveled to Marysville on business last Monday. Various residents attend visits and social outings including Misses Lizzie McCormick Lela Johnson Hazel Sandusky Eva Hoover Oma Evans and families from Marysville Richwood Columbus Marion and York Center with local trip notes and entertainment attendance.
Miss Lottie Hillis led the young ladies class in an engaging program with well performed songs drills recitations and exercises. An annual high school commencement followed with graduates Chester E Bell Hazel DeGood Willa C Laird Kenneth R DeGood and Andrew J Rowland delivering fine orations and Prof Frank B Willis giving a pleasing instructive address. The O W U Male Quartet provided first class music and Miss Clayton of Richwood photographed the event.
Ralph M. Lentz hosted about fifty friends and Elks lodge members in Martin Burns' Grove at the end of Lover's Lane to celebrate his thirty eighth birthday. The Elks returned the favor from last year and Wright's Orchestra of Columbus provided the music.
The Buckeye State Building and Loan Company at 22 West Gay Street Columbus Ohio markets 5 client safety CDs with withdrawal flexibility claiming funds available anytime though mortgage holdings may limit quick access. Assets listed at $2,300,000. See fourth reason next week.
The Gentlewoman notes that many marriages fail because partners marry for status money proximity or fleeting emotion rather than true love. It argues husbands and wives often choose for wrong reasons and confuse passion with love.
In Redditch, England, about 3,000 men and women work as needlemakers earning comfortable wages. They toil around 50 hours weekly in model factories. The town's yearly needle output surpasses 2.0 billion units.
A pithy quotation asserts that no crime escapes accountability as heaven provides a witness. The line emphasizes moral justice and inevitable exposure of wrongdoing.
Mrs Jesse Kendrick of Springfield visits Mrs A M Long at the Oakland. Farmers harvest clover hay, quality reported very good. Robinson Curry Co erects a 31 by 144 lumber shed for rough lumber storage. Mrs Clyde Hilliand of Piqua returns home after visit with her mother Mrs Celinda Lawrence. Theodore John Daum baptized at St John s Lutheran by Rev Kuechle. Attorney James B Cole travels to Chicago for the Republican national convention period. Attorneys 8 W Van Winkle and B C Roberts of Richwood attend the will of Amanda M Mead. Col John Heck learns of his father s death in Madison Ind and leaves for the funeral. Prof O J Lodger leaves McArthur to attend summer term at the University of Chicago. A tumor is removed from Mrs Chas Bonnette s right arm in Columbus hospital. operation successful and she is to return home tomorrow.
Weidman Bros who hold the contract for the new school building at New California staked off the site Monday and began laying the foundation this week marking start of construction.
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