Bound Over in Milk Plant Theft Case
Fred Russell of Marysville is held on $500 bond after arraignment for grand larceny in the theft of 240 pounds of black tin and lead from the Wildi Evaporated Milk Plant. James Nelson and H Butler are also implicated as investigators pursue a special grand jury to resolve the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Russell
James Nelson
Hi. Butler
Marysville
W. A. Garrard
Bolenbaugh
Russell
Side Park
Marshal Murphy
Wheeling
W. Va
Lawson Pyers
Drayman
Miller
Columbus
Rogers & Schott
Murphy
H. Butler
Emil Wilds
Butler
The
Republican
Calaboose
Nelson
Nelson & Butler
C.O.D
Wilcs
Long Street
Man Charged in Milk Plant Theft Case
Russell, a Wheeling native with a wife and two children, arrived last fall and worked at the milk plant. He engaged E. W. Porter to defend him after the material was stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Porter
Russell
Wheeling
Burgoon Named Receiver in Richwood Foreclosure Case
Former Richwood postmaster W. B. Burgoon was appointed receiver for Arthur F. Benedict who bought a Richwood building from Thomas A. Price as foreclosure suit proceeds. Benedict has leased to L. R. Gast who runs a moving picture show. Burgoon’s $500 bond covers rent collection duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Burgoon
Richwood
Arthur F. Benedict
Thos. A. Price
Benedict
L. R. Gast
Burgoon
Marysville
Daniel Gosnell Found Dead at Home on Broadway
Daniel Gosnell, 65, was found dead in his bed at his Broadway home after last being seen Tuesday evening. Heart disease was listed as the cause. Dr Jenkins treated him days before his death. He leaves a divorced wife and five children, four living with the mother at Four Corners. Funeral services were held at his home and burial occurred in Broadway Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longbrake
Daniel Gosnell
Broadway
Edward Bird
Jenkins
Gosnell
Four Corners
Oglesby & Barnitz Buy Kemp Retainer Money
The Oglesby and Barnitz Co of Middletown Ohio purchased all retainer money due F M Kemp and Son for street payments in Marysville for 4000. The firm gains power to sign papers to secure city debts but Kemp and Sons may not complete East Sixth and West Seventh street contracts. Kemp reportedly faces financial difficulties. The buyers may take over the work to relieve Kemp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oglesby & Barnitz Co
Middletown
Ohio
F. M. Kemp & Son
Marysville
Kemp & Sons
East Sixth
West Seventh
Kemp
Oglesby & Barnitz
Kemps
Heller Seriously Injured In Ball Game Incident
George Heller superintendent of the Marysville Lumber Co. was seriously injured playing a ball game with the Business Men's team last Wednesday. A foul ball struck his face beneath the right eye, leaving a deep gash a half inch long that required four stitches. Wound treated at City Hospital. Heller is a top Marysville ball player.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Heller
Marysville
County Pikes To Be Sold By Surveyor
Surveyor Graham announces sale of county pikes in multiple townships. Mitchell road in Washington township to be sold June 25 at about 6000 dollars, three miles south of Mt. Victory. Cody and Cook and Hoover roads in Liberty township to be sold June 26, estimates 1800 and 1200 dollars respectively. Marlin road in Maryaville, estimated 4000 dollars, sale date June 26 at the surveyor's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Mitchell
Washington Township
Mt. Victory
Cody
Lunda
Liberty Township
Surveyor
Maryaville
Mayme Liggett Guests in Galion Visit
Mr and Mrs Mayme Liggett of Galion were guests Friday of his mother Mrs Marion Liggett and other relatives and friends. They drove there in Mr Liggetts automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Liggett
Galion
Marion Liggett
Mr. Liggett
Lutheran Joint Synod of Ohio holds Marysville session
The Lutheran Joint Synod of the Western District of Ohio adjourned in Marysville after a week long meeting. Delegates favored St Marys for next year with sessions and reports on benevolent funds, German hymnals, and the proposed Ohio Iowa synod union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Joint Synod
Western District
Ohio
St. Marys
H. G. Schmidt
Joint Synod of Ohio
Appleton
Wis
S. A. Stein
Ironton
C.C. Hein
Columbus
Toledo
Iowa
Lutheran Church
Trinity Church
Marysville
D. P. Ebert
Young People’s Society
R. C. H. Lenski
Anna
M. C. Hecht
Dayton
F. W. Allwart
Hamilton
Luther Puleger
Shelbyville
Ill
O. A. Trapp
O. Priwer
Grove City
Geo. Kindworthy
Lynnville
Lenski
Ohio and
Missouri Synods
Capitol University
Woodville
Schuette
L. H. Schuh
Gerkensmeyer
Cortland
Ind
J. Shearsley
Middletown
J. D. Keefer
Charleston
W. Va
Treasury
Underlying Principals in Church Dealing with Secret Societies
Western district sessions in Luther hall discussed church relations with secret orders. Rev. A J Freeger of Richmond urged loving discipline yet maintain communion for members. He denounced lenient handling as disobedience to God's word and official synod stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Joint Synod of
Western District
Luther Hall
A. J. Freeger
Richmond
Ind
Freeger
Every Day Brand Evaporated Milk Hits Maryville Sale
John Wilch Company evaporated milk labeled Every Day went on sale in Maryville yesterday. Local testers praised its rich flavor and quality, noting it surpasses Delta made milk. The attractive label adds to the appeal of this home product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilch Company
Marynville
Delta
Lee Narrow Escape From Lightning During Storm
During an electrical storm on Sunday Josiah Lee a well known farmer living a few miles north of town had a narrow bolt from the sky strike the eave spout. He was stunned became cold and unable to speak. He was carried to his home and stayed in bed all day Sunday and has since recovered his strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah Lee
Finger lost in road-bay accident near Crist road
Claud Simmons, aiding his father-in-law Albert Carr in bridge work on the Crist road northwest of town, had his right index finger ground off when it was caught in a log chain. Dr. A. B. Swisher amputated the finger at the first joint after he was brought to town. Simmons was reported fairly comfortable afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud Simmons
Albert Carr
Crist Road
A. B. Swisher
Mr. Simmons
McCoy Family Visits From North Tonawanda
Mr and Mrs T A McCoy and daughter Dorthy of North Tonawanda New York arrived Saturday for a ten days visit with Mrs E W Porter sister of Mr McCoy. Mr McCoy is serving his third term as postmaster at North Tonawanda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A McCoy
Dorthy
North Tonawanda
New York
E. W. Porter
Red Men Lodge Proprietor Sues Over Carnival Boarding Costs
John Cody owner of the Cottage hotel sues the Improved Order of Red Men of Marysville and the Anderson Carnival company for 108.45 in Magistrate J M Kennedy's court covering May 1 to May 18. A H Kelletrath represents the plaintiff and J L Loughrey defends for the carnival company. The case set for June 30 notes the carnival’s two week stay at Recreation Park and rain losses leading to financial trouble and potential joint liability for the Red Men if deemed partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cody
Cottage Hotel
J. M. Kennedy
Red Men
Marysville
Anderson Carnival Company
Carnival Company
A. H. Kelletrath
J. L. Loughrey
Carnival
Recreation Park
Eastern Star visit to Mary Chapter praised for fine work
About twenty five Fern Chapter members of East Liberty visited Mary Chapter Friday evening. They performed floor work and initiated one candidate in excellent form. Marysville had earlier instituted the lodge at East Liberty, and this was a return call. A six o'clock banquet was served and a theater trip to the Grand followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern
Order of the Eastern Star
East Liberty
Mary
Marysville
Grand
Rewarded Their Diplomas At Patterson Graduation
Seventy five Patterson graduates received diplomas in Marysville at the courthouse Saturday morning with representation from every county township. Jerome led with 22 graduates. Each student had delivered an essay recitation or oration, and they are now eligible to enter any high school. The program occurred in Prof. J. B. Hughes absence, his wife speaking for him, while examiners Prof. L. B. Demorest and J. A. Yeasley addressed the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
Marysville
Court House
Jerome
J. B. Hughes
Raymond
L. B. Demorest
J. A
Braun Erecting Veranda On East Fifth Street Residence
Charles Braun, a clothier, begins building a fine stone veranda on the front and side of his East Fifth Street residence. J A Maugans started work Monday. Pillars will be pressed brick to match the house. Estimated cost 1500 dollars. The property, once owned by Dr. D W Henderson, was valued around 16000 dollars and was deemed Union county’s finest residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Braun
East Fifth Street
J. A. Maugans
D. W. Henderson
Union County
Local Juvenile and Probate Judges Appointed in Union County
Common pleas judges appoint Juvenile Judge Thornton and a panel of six judges for the Union County Juvenile Court. Names include Boston G Young Daniel Babst Geo E Schroth Edward M Fries M Ducan and John M Brodrick. Appointments follow the act to regulate treatment and control of dependent neglected and delinquent children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton
Common Pleas
Messrs
Boston G Young
Daniel Babst
Geo. E. Schroth
Edward M. Fries
M. F. Ducan
John M. Brodrick
Union County
General Assembly
State Sends Five Thousand to Repair Pikes
Auditor Edwards received a draft for 5000 dollars last week as Union county’s share of the State road fund. This state aid, used in most counties for road construction, will be used in Union county to repair the present pikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Union County
Inspectors Praise Company E Armory in Marysville Visit
Colonel B L Barger of Columbus and Lieutenant Colonel B W Hugh of Delaware inspected Company E in Marysville Tuesday evening and spoke highly of the armory and the company's condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Barger
Columbus
B. W. Hugh
Delaware
Marysville
Five Points To Widen Buckeye Street In Five Points session
Five Points council meets with all members present. They plan Sixth street paving from Maple to Locust for sale July 22. West Fourth street completion praised. Water main leak blamed on O B Davis drain. he pays half. A 525 purchase for Buckeye street widening is deferred for negotiations. An ordinance on city officers duties read. library room changes discussed. Five Points improvements estimated around 1000 to 1160 dollars with town work favored. Public sewer talks proceed with most property owners willing to share costs except Robin Robinson. Town Run condition debated. sprinkling notices prepared. Plum street work billed at 500. Funds transferred to cover debts. Council to meet library rental questions next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Sawyer
Sixth Street
Maple
Locust
Pearl McIlroy
West Fourth Street
E. H. Hatton
Fifth Street
Buckeye
Annette Wilber
Buckeye Street
McIlroy
Philip Burns
Walnut Street
Armory
Burns
Kennedy
Snodgrass
Robin Robinson
S. L. Church
Medlroy Welch & Jones
Plum Street
Sawyer
Cartmell
Snodgrass, McIlroy and Sawyer
E. 8. Pyne
L. Henderson
C. F. Meeeee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Heller
County
Mr. Freeger
Dr. Schuette
W. F. Stellhorn
A. M
Lee
RED Men’s Lodge
East Liberty Lodge
Braun
State
Recorder Hatton
Buckeye St
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