Marysville High School Commencement Draws Big Crowd
Dr. Dan Millikan of Hamilton Ohio gave a well received class address at Marysville High School commencement held in the opera house. Twenty nine graduates received diplomas as a mixed chorus and school orchestra performed under Miss Harriett Lee and Mrs. D H Sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville High School
Opera House
Dan Millikan
Hamilton
Ohio
Marysville
N. E. Liggett
Board of Education
Frances E. M. Asman
Esther Belt
Arta Bishop
Nellie
Cognovit Judgment Awarded in Woodstock Case
Cognovit judgment rendered Saturday by Judge Brodrick in favor of the Union Banking Company against Isaac Temple and Lettie Temple. Amount claimed due $238.90 with eight percent interest from June 8, 1912. Defendants reside near Woodstock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodrick
Union Banking Company
Isaac Temple
Lettie Temple
Woodstock
Miss Maude Corey Wins Design Prize at Ohio Wesleyan
Miss Maude Corey of Bellefontaine and formerly Marysville earned the top memorial design prize at Ohio Wesleyan University. Delaware college honors graduates by a library window contribution with a $25 award for the best design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Corey
Z. X. Corey
Bellefontaine
Marysville
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware College
Miss Corey
Urbana resident guest of Cameron family
M. C. Lake of Urbana visits and stays with J. L. Cameron and family as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Lake
Urbana
J. L. Cameron and Family
Union County Delegations Shine at State Sunday School Meet
Union county furnished a large number at the State Sunday School convention in Columbus. Delegations from Marysville Richwood York and Plain City joined in a grand parade, one of Columbus's largest ever. The procession moved 6 45 p m along High and Broad streets to Memorial Hall for talks by National Men and Religion campaign speakers. Union county groups gathered at the northeast corner of the State house yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
Columbus
Marysville
Richwood
York
Plain City
High Street
Broad Street
Memorial Hall
State House Yard
Pythian Sisters Delegate Attends Canton State Meeting
Mrs. Arthur Gibson represented the New Dover lodge as a delegate at the Canton state meeting of the Pythian Sisters this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Gibson
Pythian Sisters
Canton
New Dover
Mrs. Harvey Colburn Visits Indiana Parents Return Home
Mrs. Harvey C. Colburn and two children from Marion Indiana returned home Saturday after a pleasant visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. O M Scott in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey C. Colburn
Marion, Ind
O. M. Scott
Mrs Amline Leaves For Columbus Sanatorium For Treatment
Mrs J W Amline, afflicted with a nervous trouble for four months and mostly bed confined, departed Monday for Columbus to seek treatment at a private sanatorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Amline
Columbus
Harvey Returns Home To Aid Farm This Summer
Ray Harvey is home from Ohio Agricultural College for vacation and will assist his father on the farm. The Harveys have moved to their farm on Bellefontaine pike about a mile and a half west of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Harvey
Ohio Agricultural College
Mr. Harvey
Bellefontaine Pike
Toledo Woman Leader Delivers Addresses in Two Churches
Mrs. Sarah F. Gagle of Toledo state president of the King's Daughters spoke Saturday evening at the M. E. church and again at 4 PM Sunday in the Congregational church. The addresses pleased all who heard them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah F. Gagle
Toledo
The
King’s Daughters
M. E
Georgetown youth brings two draft horses home from Ohio trip
William Greenlear of Georgetown Massachusetts returned from a visit with Harry Hoopes. The two young men were students at Ohio State Veterinary College last year. In Union County Greenlear bought two fine draft horses from N J Graham and shipped them to his eastern home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Greenlear
Georgetown
Mass
Harry Hoopes
Veterinary College
Ohio State
Union County
Greenlear
N. J. Graham
Crottingers Headed to Great Bend for Summer Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Crottinger left Monday night for summer with Chester and Albert Crottinger and their son James in Great Bend Kansas. P A Woodburn of Syracuse Kansas accompanies them. They are joined by Miss Sarah Hammond of Great Bend who has spent weeks in Darby and Paris townships with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Crottinger
Chester
Albert Crottinger
James Crottinger
Great Bend
Kansas
P. A. Woodburn
Syracuse
Sarah Hammond
Darby
Paris
Mrs Elizabeth Shirk Dies After Long Illness
Elizabeth Shirk aged 70 widow of Aaron Shirk died Sunday at her Liberty township home after an extended illness. Survived by four children including Mrs John Jarvis and Harry Shirk, plus two brothers and a sister. Funeral Tuesday at her home, Rev Tryphena Morris officiating, burial in Oakdale cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Shirk
Aaron Shirk
Liberty Township
Shirk
Wilber Shirk
Union County
John Jarvis
Marysville
Harry
Don Shirk
Fred Smith
Tennessee
Mrs. Schoenloeb Dies After Illness at London Avenue Home
Mrs. Pauline Schoenloeb aged 30 wife of George Schoenloeb died Sunday at 4 PM at 522 East Sixth Street after a year of heart disease and a recent measles siege. Survived by husband five children Dana Ralph Milton two brothers and sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Schoenloeb
George Schoenloeb
East Sixth Street
Schoenloeb
John Nicol
London Avenue
Dana
Ralph
Milton
D. P. Ebert
Trinity Church Cemetery
Sealer Begins Work In Marysville To Inspect Scales
Frank Moore of Leesburg township started duties as sealer of weights and measures after delays in obtaining equipment. He tested scales in Marysville stores using a full outfit from liquid measures to large and small weights. Defective items will bear red cards. Commissioners set his pay at eighty dollars monthly starting June 1, with Moore supplying horse and wagon and covering travel costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Moore
Leesburg Township
Mr. Moore
Marysville
Prof and Mrs Sellers Visit Miami County Relatives
Prof. and Mrs. D. H. Sellers and their son traveled to Miami County to visit old home relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Sellers
Miami County
Sun Proof Paint Trial by J Geo Emmert
J Geo Emmert of Marysville promotes Sun Proof paint as the market’s best, urging a trial to prove its quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Geo. Emmert
Marysville
Carmean Stores Promise Happiness Wealth and Wisdom
Carmean's Busy stores in Marysville and Richwood invite shoppers with a motto that a dollar saved is a dollar gained, positioning savings as the path to happiness wealth and wisdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmean
Marysville
Richwood
Toledo Family Guests of Relatives
Mrs Gail Morey and her two children Robert and Geraldine of Toledo stay with her sister Mrs Arthur Winger and her parents Rev and Mrs William Haines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Morey
Robert
Geraldine
Toledo
Arthur Winger
William Haines
Morse and Burns Families Visit Russell's Point for Fishing
Mr and Mrs William Morse and relatives Harry and Helen Morse Harry and Walter Burns and Richard and Arta Bishop spent a few days this week at Russell's Point fishing and enjoying the lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Morse
Harry and
Helen Morse
Harry
Walter Burns
Richard
Arta Bishop
Russell's Point
Mechanicsburg Fishing Party Spends Week at Lewistown Reservoir
A Mechanicsburg party led by Mr. and Mrs. John R. Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Zwerner with Dr. L. E. Baker and family, plus Mrs. 8. H. Carson of Jerome township, enjoyed a weeklong fishing outing at the Lewistown reservoir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Taylor
L. J. Zwerner
L. E. Baker
Mechanicsburg
8. H. Carson
Jerome Township
Lewistown
Marysville Cornet Band Performs at Maccabee Decoration Day
The Marysville Cornet Band furnished music for the Maccabee decoration day services on Sunday marching at the head of the procession to Oakdale and playing several selections. The boys are learning increasingly difficult pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
Delaware Eagles Delegate Enjoys State Convention in Columbus
George Schlegel a janitor at the court house represents the Delaware lodge of Eagles at the state convention in Columbus this week. His expenses are paid and he enjoys the Capital City while Ed. Jordan covers his duties at the court house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schlegel
Court House
Delaware Lodge of Eagles
Columbus
Delaware Lodge
Schlegel
Ed. Jordan
Commissioners inspect concrete road sites for Tri-County Post road
Commissioners Charles Rausch Charles Diehl and George Cowgill with surveyor W P Beightler visited Detroit Ann Arbor Toledo and other cities last week to inspect concrete road construction as a potential method for the Tri-County Post road project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rausch
Charles Diehl
George Cowgill
W. P. Beightler
Detroit
Ann Arbor
Toledo
Tri-County
Nine Members of Maccabee Lodge Die in Marysville
Since the lodge was instituted in Marysville there have been nine deaths among its members. Names listed include Fred Dolbear Joseph Palmer John E Watson Lennie Guy William Grauman Grant Evans John Fickersen Mrs W S Thompson and Mrs Frank Coder. Their graves were decorated Sunday by surviving members of the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maccabee Lodge
Marysville
Fred Dolbear
Joseph Palmer
John E. Watson
Lennie Guy
William Grauman
Grant Evans
John Fickersen
W. S Thompson
Frank Coder
Mrs McKitrick Visits Relatives in Marysville Area
Mrs R E McKitrick from Revelstoke British Columbia and her daughter Mrs F E Matson of Indianapolis arrived Saturday night to visit her brother Dell Robinson and other childhood friends. Her husband D F McKitrick was a noted Marysville businessman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. McKitrick
Revelstock
British Columbia
F. E. Matson
Indianapolis
Ind
Dell Robinson
Paris native Bowser visits Marysville after 55 years
C. W. Bowser of Paris Illinois visits Marysville where he was born and reared. He is the son of Jacob Bowser who owned a dwelling at Oak and Fifth streets, the former site of Walter Beecher's residence. Bowser left Marysville in 1856 and returned for his first visit in six years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Bowser
Paris
Ill
Marysville
Jacob Bowser
Oak and
Fifth Streets
Walter Beecher
Mr. Bowser
Assaulted Countryman in Unionville Center
Four foreigners employed as laborers on the Pennsylvania railroad fought Friday in Unionville Center. Three Greeks allegedly attacked a countryman, who was stabbed and taken to a Columbus hospital. The brother from Pittsburg caused their arrest. Marshal Mitchell and Deputy Bailey detained them. They paid $10 fines plus costs and were discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville Center
Pennsylvania Railroad
N. P. Gilliland
Columbus
Pittsburg
Frank Mitchell
George Bailey
Big Frost Hits Gardens Saturday Morning
A heavy frost blanketed many areas Saturday morning, killing garden vegetables in lowlands. The cold snap could have caused more damage if rain had occurred the day before. Seventy three years ago the same frost date damaged crops in this state.
Public Service Commission Rejects Traction Company Expansion
The Public Service Commission refused the Columbus Kenton and Toledo Traction Company request to raise capital by $50,000 and sell $1,385,000 in bonds to extend its line into Columbus. The projected route would run from Findlay to Richwood via Kenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Kenton & Toledo Traction Company
Columbus
Public Service Commission
Findlay
Richwood
Kenton
Death of George Kemp
Funeral services for George Kemp husband of Mrs. Bessie Hamilton Kemp were held Wednesday in London with burial there He was son in law of the late Chas S Hamilton formerly of Marysville Mrs Kemp mourns the loss of her father grandmother and husband in recent months
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kemp
Bessie Hamilton Kemp
London
Chas. S. Hamilton
Marysville
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Underwood in Pottersburg
Mrs Mary F Underwood 74 widow of B F Underwood died at her daughter Mrs William Gibson home in Allen township from gangrene of unknown origin. Funeral held at M E church Pottersburg Thursday 11 o clock with burial in Oakdale cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary F. Underwood
M. E
Pottersburg
Oakdale
B. F. Underwood
Marriage Licenses Listed For Several Couples In Area
A number of marriage licenses were issued to couples across the region. L Everett Rice and Crystal E Daniels of Richwood were joined in matrimony by Rev E E Peddicord. Other ceremonies included E A DeBolt and Ada Schmelzer of Jackson township with Rev T O Reed officiating, Williard I Hamilton and Ethel Shaw of Marysville with Rev E S Weaver, E H Dempsey and Cora Dawson of Richmond Indiana with Justice W A Garrard, Hampton S Shadrach and Laura Asman of Marysville with Rev D P Ebert, and Clarence I Strader and Jeannette Jackson of Liberty township with Rev Chas Freezer. the bride’s mother gave consent prior to licensing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Everett Rice
Barber
Crystal E. Daniels
Richwood
E. E. Peddicord
E. A. DeBolt
Farmer
Ada Schmelzer
Jackson Township
T. O. Reed
Williard I. Hamilton
Peoria
Ethel Shaw
Marysville
E. S. Weaver
E. H. Dempsey
Richmond
Ind
Cora Dawson
Raymond
Justice W. A. Garrard
Hampton S. Shadrach
Inspector
Laura Asman
D. P. Ebert
Wm. Shadrach
Clarence I. Strader
Jeannette Jackson
Liberty Township
Chas. Freezer
Trading at Carmean's Busy Stores
People in Marysville and Richwood are seen frequenting Carmean's Busy Stores in a bustling local shopping scene.
Invited public sale of H. E. Manville in Pharisburg
A notice invites the public to attend the sale of H. E. Manville at Pharisburg on Tuesday June 2h. The fragment confirms location and date but lacks full details of assets or times. The wording emphasizes an official public sale and community invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Manville
Pharisburg
Mowing Machine Knives and Guards Sold by J George Emmert
J George Emmert of Marysville urges upkeep of mowing equipment and offers a line of section and guard plates for mower blades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. George Emmert
Marysville
Mrs Kenny Visits Marysville Relatives
Mrs. Robert Kenny of Chicago spent a few days last week as guest of her sister Mrs. LeRoy Ferrell in Marysville and of her parents Mr. and Mrs. William Stillings in Union township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kenny
Chicago
LeRoy Ferrell
Marysville
William Stillings
Union Township
Wersts and relatives visit Russell's Point for fishing
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Werst and George Schlegel senior with daughter Esther traveled to Russell's Point for a short fishing stay. They were later joined by Werst’s parents from Wapakoneta on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Werst
George Schlegel
Esther
Russell’s Point
Mr. Werst
Wapakoneta
Dry Ohio city in Prohibition era calls attention
A report notes seventeen thirst parlors in Delaware Ohio, once dubbed the dryest spot in the state. Prohibition is described as hard to locate, likened to milk sickness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old City
Delaware
Ohio
Nelson Secures Pension Increase in Spanish American War Benefit
Fred Nelson of Company D 4th O V I wins a raise from $6 to $10 monthly in his Spanish American War pension effective April 1. He lives on West Fourth Street, Marysville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Nelson
Company D
4Th O. V. I
Jeff L. Richey
Nelson
West Fourth Street
Marysville
Carmean's invites offers on spring coats and suits
Only a few spring coats and ladies' tailored suits remain at Carmean's Busy stores in Marysville and Richwood. Come in and name your price as no offer will be refused on any spring garment in the shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmean’s
Carmean
Marysville
Richwood
Injunction Suit Filed Over Millcreek School Bonds
Fred E. Parsons and 21 taxpayers sue Millcreek township school district seeking to stop $15,000 bonds for a Watkins school house. They challenge March 11 1912 vote against centralization, May 21 election legality, and bond sale notice. Attorneys are Hoopes Robinson Hoopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred E. Parsons
Millcreek Township
Board of Education
Watkins
Hoopes, Robinson & Hoopes
Spurling Signs One-Year Pact in Vermont
Harry Spurling who moved from Marysville to Bennington Vermont to be a furniture factory superintendent has signed a one year renewal with a $300 raise. He praises the country noting the valley and surrounding mountains create beautiful scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Spurling
Marysville
Bennington
Concert at Congregational church on June 14
The Small Concert Company presents an entertainment at the Congregational church on Friday evening for the Christian Endeavor society. Proceeds go to a worthy cause and the musicians are seasoned. Miss Marianna Gosnell, a noted reader with the company and former Marysville girl, headlines the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Marianna Gosnell
Marysville
Sophomore Opal Hatton Returns Home for Summer
Miss Opal Hatton completes her sophomore year in the domestic science department at Ohio State University and returns home for the summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Hatton
Ohio State University
Boy Scouts Inspect City Cleanliness Efforts
The Boy Scouts conducted a sanitary survey of the city last week reporting well kept yards in some areas while noting rubbish behind stores alleys and yards with rotten fruit and vegetables. They cited unclean stairways crowded sidewalks and machinery clutter that marred the village's appearance and pledged to keep the town neat and tidy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Knocked Down by a Cow Injures Local Man
John Schalip Jr. was seriously hurt Saturday afternoon while driving a cow toward Marysville. The cross cow knocked him down near McIntire Williams tile mill on Chestnut Street, injuring his head and causing several cuts and bruises. He was treated by Dr. L Henderson and later taken home by automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schalip, Jr
Marysville
McIntire & Williams
Chestnut Street
Schalip
L. Henderson
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Mrs. Shirk
Wray Croy
Kindergarten Park
Bechtel
Croy
Simmons
Hummell
Dublin
Green
O. Worden
McMahan
Clevenger
Minx
Hummel
Jones
Panhandle
Unionville
Big Frost
Spurling
Vermont
John Schalip Sr
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