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Newspaper
Marysville Republican
Location
Marysville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1908
Page
3
John L. Loughrey an attorney at law with Stevenson and Kennedy operates an office on West Fifth Street and offers all kinds of bonds for execution. The Bell Phone numbers are 70 for office and 80 for residence, and he handles real estate dealings and related services.
Barry Martin of Richwood tops a local list of weekly notes while Miss Gladys Charter of Marion visits her sister Mrs J E Shetterly. The piece notes travels, nuptials, and social movements including a Leesburg sheriff candidate, trips abroad, and a hospital transfer for Joe Smith.
Mr and Mrs Laurence Martin entertain their son and his wife Mr and Mrs Joe Martin of Huntington West Virginia and Mrs Hanna Mee Nernie and son James of Capakee Michigan. Joe Martin works as a train dispatcher for the C and O railroad at Huntington.
A fierce wind storm and heavy rain swept Maryville and northern Anstop county Friday, ripping roofs, toppling trees, and injuring homes. John Braun’s East Fifth street building lost its roof. Geo. Braun’s household goods were damaged. Lightning struck Grant Gault’s and Patrick Canfield’s horses, and a barn in Millcreek township twisted by wind. Additional damage occurred at N. W. Hill’s barn, Grace Hudson’s residence, and several buildings in Jerome district. A second storm hit Sunday with further losses.
Mrs. Sarah Worley Ross Marysville's oldest pioneer citizen died Wednesday night at her son John W. Barker's home on West Fifth Street where she had lived for twenty years. Born in 1816 in Ross county Ohio she moved with her family to Union county as a girl and married Daniel Ross in 1838 in Dover township. He died in 1857 in Dubuque Iowa and she later married Andrew Ross in 1870, who died six years later. Funeral services were held Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Barker home conducted by Rev. A. E. Harford with Oakdale cemetery burial.
A quiet Wednesday wedding at the Congregational parsonage joined Miss May Kline and Blaine Brannan of North Main Street. Rev. Vernon Emery officiated. The groom works at the milk plant and the couple will reside with his parents. The Republican extends congratulations and well wishes.
Probate items, marriage licenses, real estate transfers and public transactions listed at the court house. Busy readers get the essentials in a compact shape for quick reference.
John Wilch Evaporated Milk Co. agent B F Amos traced stolen lead sold for sixteen dollars to a junk dealer in Wheeling West Virginia. Lead was melted before discovery. A man who hauled the lead and two suspects James Nelson and Henry Butler are under police scrutiny.
A. O. Moor et al vs Erie Railroad dismissed with costs. James F. Finley et al also dismissed with costs. Annie Horch vs Mathias Horch divorce adjourned per agreement. sheriff to pay plaintiff per agreement. The Perpetual Savings and Building Association of Urbana Ohio vs Perry H Thomas et al foreclosure by default for 1568.88 and order of sale.
Undertakers H W Morey and Co had charge of the funeral Friday at 2 PM from his home two miles southwest of North Lewisburg. Warren D Sibley, former president of the Bank of North Lewisburg, died of age-related infirmities. He owned a Cham paign county farm and left a widow and five grown children. Interment was in Black cemetery.
Garrett Brown, son-in-law and creditor, applies to appoint an administrator to recover an $80 note owed by the estate of John Cooperider who died thirteen years ago. A hearing is set for Friday, June 26. Separately Arvilla E. Strader of Liberty township is appointed administratix of John R. Reyner’s estate with a $1600 bond.
A series of marriage notices records unions across York Blaine Marysville Bellefontaine Plain City Ostrander and Baltimore Ohio. The couples include John H McMahon and Lela D Ralston Rev Wright. Blaine A Brannan and May Kline Rev Emery. Clifton Folsom and Faye Emma Yearsley Rev Reed. Isaac Kelso and Hattie Ferguson Rev A E Harford. Dr Claud B Hostetter and Edith A Bynner Rev Harris. Ernest W Metles and Bertha Adams Rev Vernon Emery.
W E Peppard owner of a pool and billiard room buys a second similar business adjoining that of Wm Allbaugh. He will run both places and plans to connect them with an arch to combine billiard spaces. Peppard has long been in the business and is thriving.
P M Combes and wife transfer to R H Cody a lot in Marysville for 1300 dollars. Thomas A Underhill and wife transfer 257-10 acres in Liberty township to Jno S Underhill for 2000. Geo R Gunn and wife transfer a lot in Richwood to Oceana Graham for 725. Martha E Cassil to Bertha Belle M Gault a lot in Marysville for 2200. George S Moody and wife transfer 4-100 acres in Washington township to Ira A Fuller for 550. George M Coons and wife transfer 187-100 acres in York township to O G Bolenbaugh for 62. P M Combes and wife transfer lots in Marysville to N E Liggett for 255. Rosa M Gamble and wife transfer a lot in Dover township to John Hush Jr for 60. Eli Johnson and wife transfer 30 acres in Leesburg township to Chas England for 3000. B F Reading and wife transfer a lot in Marysville to Flora A Norris for 2650. Mary J Wood transfers 12 acres in Leesburg township to Henry H Beaver for 300. Anna Gunderman and husband transfer a lot in Paris township to Louis Linzinmeir for 1000. Martha Staley and husband transfer a lot in Marysville to Anna Carpenter for 1400. John E DeNeene transfers a lot in Milford Center to Joseph Strapp for 1 dollar. P M Combes and wife transfer a lot in Marysville to Philip Kuhlman for 150.
Timothy Egan, former Marysville citizen and now Adams Express Company stable foreman in Cincinnati, passes through en route from Philadelphia where his wife was buried. He has resided in Cincinnati two years and visited Milford Center and returning home after the trip.
Clifton Liggett leaves Saturday for Pittsburg Pennsylvania where he will work for the Eastern Novelty Co. He recently lost his job at the Pressed Steel Tube works due to the panic and has been home since May first.
R. L. Cameron attended the International Sunday School convention in Louisville Kentucky as a delegate from Ohio. The event ran from June 18 to June 23.
Colonel Fred Blankner of Columbus long serving as third assistant sergeant-at-arms, and Magne tic Springs Mayor William King visited Saturday on business. Blankner, a Foraker admirer, shifts support to Taft and pledges effort to elect him.
Thomas Mulcahy of Napoleon, recently nominated on the Democratic ticket, greeted many old friends in Marysville Saturday, endorsing his bid for Henry County prosecuting attorney.
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