Sudden death of Dr. H A Rodebaugh shocks Marysville
Dr. H A Rodebaugh of Columbus, former Marysville physician, dies Friday morning in a Columbus hospital from kidney trouble. He was 58, born in Dementville Fairfield County, practiced in Marysville, helped run early Keeley Institute, led Park View sanatorium, and owned private hospitals in Columbus. Survived by widow and three children Marie Josephine Tunis. buried in Oakdale after services at his home and Methodist church with Masonic rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
H. A. Rodebaugh
Columbus
Rodebaugh
J. H. Kinkade
Union County Court
Dr. Rodebaugh
C. F. Lentz
Kinkade
Dementville
Fairfield County
Ohio
C. D. Mills
Columbus Starling Medical College
Chicago
Ohio Keeley Institute
Park View Sanatorium
Winner Avenue
Broad
Fourth Streets
Denver
Hot Springs
Marie
Josephine
Tunis Rodebaugh
George Rocebaugh
Masonic Fraternity
Oakdale
Plain City Cubs Top Manchesters 40 to 30
Plain City Cubs defeated the Columbus Manchesters 40 to 30 as the first half ended 21 to 16. Local spectators include Lloyd Huffman Albert Pearse Chester Auer Frank Z Calloway and Andrew Calloway. for the Manchesters Robert Beightler of Marysville scored four field goals while Rigby played with a bad leg, possibly costing the team.
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Plain City Cubs
Columbus Manchesters
Plain City
Lloyd
Boyd Huffman
Albert Pearse
Chester Auer
Frankz
Andrew Calloway
Robert Beightler
Marysville
Manchesters
Rigby
Fred Huber Weds Grace McClain Wolf in Coshocton
Fred Huber son of Mr and Mrs John Huber Jr of Marysville and Mrs Grace McClain Wolf prominent Coshocton residents were married Thursday evening by Rev Kane at the M E parsonage. Parents learned of the marriage en route to Pittsburg. The couple traveled to New Comerstown then Pittsburgh and have since returned to Coshocton to reside. Mrs Huber is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Noah McClain of West Lafayette and has become popular since moving to Coshocton.
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Fred Huber
John, Huber Jr
Marysville
Grace McClain Wolf
Coshocton
Kane
M. E. Parsonage
Pittsburg
New Comerstown
Huber
Noah McClain
West Lafayette
Death of Henry Vock Paralyzed for Years in Marysville
Henry Vock aged 53 died Sunday night at 10 45 at his home 425 east Seventh street after a long illness of paralysis. He was born in Mitchell Canada came to Marysville in 1896 and worked at the Marysville Cabinet Company and later Standard Stamping Company. He married Wilhelmina Rode November 5 1885 and left four children Arthur Emma and Fredrick Vock surviving with three sisters and four brothers. Funeral services were held Wednesday at his residence and Trinity Lutheran church with interment in Oakdale cemetery.
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Henry Vock
East Seventh Street
Mitchell
Canada
Marysville
Marysville Cabinet Company
Standard Stamping Company
Wilhelmina Rode
Arthur
Emma
Fredrick Vock
Vock
Trinity Lutheran Church
D. P. Ebert
Oakdale Cemetery
Haines Rejoins Ohio Ties After Washington Stint
Puff notes Milt Haines of Union county returns to Ohio after years in Washington as secretary to Congressman Ralph D. Cole. Former census bureau clerk and pedagogue, he studied Blackstone and law, now a certified attorney. Meanwhile William Swisher, ex Marysville resident, leads a Cambridge hotel as manager at Elis Smith’s clothing store tie-in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington D. C
Milt Haines
Union County
Washington
Ralph D. Cole
Ohio
Haines
Census Bureau
Blackstone
William Swisher
Marysville
Elis Smith
Cambridge
Samuel Hamilton Dies After Pneumonia Illness
Samuel Hamilton aged 38 who recently bought Ed Berger’s livery barn in this city died Monday night at his Raymond home after a four week pneumonia illness. Survived by a widow and two children Martha 14 and Ester 12, also his mother Mrs Christine Shirk and two sisters and a brother. Funeral at nine Thursday morning in the M E church at Raymond conducted by Rev E O Hillery with burial in North Lewisburg cemetery.
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Ed. Berger
Raymond
Samuel Hamilton
Hamilton
Marysville
Martha
Ester
Christine Shirk
M. E
E. O. Hillery
North Lewisburg
WIFE SEEKS $400 IN HODGES WILL PROBATE
In Marysville court, Walter S. McMahan and wife Sarah E. McMahan appear in divorce and loan dispute actions. She seeks $400 with interest from April 1, 1910, claiming loans over ten years and possession of a loan ledger. McMahan alleges neglect and describes marital strain. The case references Emma Hodges will detailing house transfer, debts, and executor terms for Albert Hodges and heirs, with Chas. O. Jewett named executor.
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Walter S. McMahan
Sarah E. McMahan
Common Pleas Court
Huband
Alice Jewett
Testator
Lucy Cone
Minnie Ford
Alice A. Jewett
Chas. O. Jewett
Gunckel Lecture Postponed to March 29 at Opera House
John Gunckel of Toledo was to speak last Wednesday for the Women's Federated Club but the event is postponed to Wednesday evening March 29. Gunckel, a friend of the newsboys, is expected to receive a warm reception at the opera house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gunckel
Toledo
Women’s Federated Club
Gunckel
Opera House
Never Too Old To Learn In Harmony Lessons
Dr. O. H. Evans notes a 90 year old pupil named Williams in Jackson County studying harmony by mail. Williams began music in 1827 and has pursued the craft for decades, illustrating that a man is never too old to learn.
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O. H. Evans
Jackson County
Williams
Barr kin welcome Washington man on first return
Harry Barr of Washington Pennsylvania visits his relatives S F Barr in town for the first time since moving back six years ago. He has been living with the Barrs since his return and this is his first visit back.
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Harry Barr
Washington, Pa
S. F. Barr
Barrs
Washington
Cadet appointment up for eighth district voters
The Eighth district seeks a West Point cadet. Willis of Ada will appoint. Likely candidate from Hardin Logan Hancock or Union counties. district lacks a cadet. Successful applicant must enter next fall with strict health and mental standards.
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West Point Military Academy
Willis
Ada
Hardin
Logan
Hancock
Union County
Cole
Delaware County
Champaign County
West Point
Coldest Night of Winter Record Slows Traffic
Wednesday night was widely viewed as the coldest of the winter with temperatures from 4 to 7 degrees below zero Thursday morning. A gale around 40 miles per hour froze many hydrants and water pipes. Cold lingered Thursday and Friday.
Cavis Family Plans Move To Boise Idaho Land Claim
Mr and Mrs Will Cavis and family leave for Seattle then Oregon before reaching Boise Idaho where Mr Cavis aims to take up a land claim. He is brother in law of F B Courter of Caney and formerly a contractor in Marysville. Their son Fred Davis works for the government in Boise.
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Will Cavis
Seattle
Wash
Oregon
Boise
Idaho
Cavis
Caney, Kansas
F. B. Courter
Marysville
Fred Davis
Snitzler Chosen for Mexican Maneuvers Trip
Captain John T. Snitzler of Company E, 4th regiment, named among ninety officers by the government to observe regular army maneuvers in Mexico. He was among six officers selected from the 4th regiment and is ready to depart on a moment's notice after receiving notice in Columbus last week.
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Snitzler
Ohio Nacional Guard
John T. Snitzler
4Th
Mexico
Columbus
Gulfport Visit Suggests Strong Oil Prospects
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Penhorwood recently returned from Gulfport Mississippi where Security Oil Development Co of Columbus Ohio, with Marysville investors, reports extensive oil interests. Penhorwood's trip was for stock sale and site inspection, and he found oil near the company's holdings. Gulfport, on the Mississippi Sound, features the world’s largest pier and a vast yellow pine export market, with rapid population growth in the past decade.
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C. C. Penhorwood
Gulfport
Miss
Security Oil Development Co
Columbus
Ohio
Marysville
Penhorwood
Security Company
Mississippi Sound
United States
Will of Milford Center woman allocates estate items
Under Mrs. William Richter's will dated March 29 1910 Milford Center distributes seven hundred dollars to each of her children Maggie Kennington Lillian Richter Teressa Howard Lizzie Lock and Frank Richter Willie Spear receives three hundred dollars and a gold ring John Richter gets one dollar The piano goes to Mrs Howard the plush wrap and pictures to Mrs Lock and the wedding ring to Frank The residue goes to executor son Fred Richter
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William Richter
Milford Center
Maggie Kennington
Lillian Richter
Teressa Howard
Lizzie Lock
Frank Richter
Willie Spear
Willie Richter
John Richter
Fred Richter
W. F. Brodrick
F. D. Henderson
Erie Railroad Appeals Case Over Damaged Cows
A appeal has been filed in the common pleas court by the Erie railroad in the case H H Beaver vs Erie Railroad Co. The plaintiff was awarded 125 dollars plus costs in Justice Norris s court at Richwood for the loss of two cows injured by a locomotive. Beaver alleges negligence for removing cattle guards from a lane used by his cows. Erie is represented by Judge James McCampbell and Beaver by H V Spicer.
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Common Pleas
Erie Railroad
H. H. Beaver
The
Erie Railroad Co
Norris
Richwood
Beaver
Erie
James McCampbell
H. V. Spicer
Endowment payout aids farmer in later years
A Union Central Life check for 1086.44 honors an endowment policy of 1000 issued in 1889 on Martin L. Russell. Russell, who paid 335.54 over the years, plans to buy a home and secure his old age. District agent John L. Summer invites inquiries at 122 South Main Marysville.
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Union Central Life
Martin L. Russell
Russell
John L. Summer
Union Central
South Main Street
Marysville
Mary Miller Pioneer of Marysville Dies at 79
Mrs Mary L Miller one of the oldest Marysville pioneers died at her home at Court and Seventh streets after a year of declining health from diabetes and age. Born November 1831 in Carroll County Maryland she moved to Ohio in 1849 with husband Daniel Miller and raised eight children, three surviving William Lizzie Glaze and Edward Henderson. Funeral services were held Saturday at 2 30 pm from her residence with Rev Vernon Emery officiating and interment followed beside her husband in Oakdale.
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Mary L. Miller
Marysville
Court
Seventh Streets
Carroll County
Maryland
Daniel Miller
Ohio
Vernon Emery
Oakdale
Forest Snider Returns to Saw Dust Arena With Smith Shows
Forest D. Snider, a famed showman, signs with Smith combined shows and plans a touring Eastern Ohio Pennsylvania New York Maryland circuit. He will perform flying trapeze and ring act as well as juggling, returning to his early entertainment roots after three seasons with Ginnivan Dramatic Company.
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Forest D. Snider
Smith
Saw Dust
Ginnivan Dramatic Company
Snider
Smith’s
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Maryland
Ginnigan
Church Executor Oversees Randall Estate and Donations
Laura E. Randall's will names executor Milo L. Myers to manage all real estate and funds for her daughters Caddie Randall and Maud Randall Hawn contingent on their mental capacity. If they stay unable, smaller bequests go to Hamilton relatives, a niece, a grandson, and the Congregational church. Residue supports Missionary societies. monument funds to Cartmell Brothers.
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Laura E. Randall
Marysville
Caddie Randall
Maud Randall Hawn
Columbus State Hospital
Carrie Hamilton
Richwood
John Hamilton
Springfield
Vinnie Hamilton
Alice Newman
Tom
Congregational Church of
Milo L. Myers
Marion Road
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
The
American Home Missionary Society
Congregational Church
Ministerial Relief Fund
American Home Missionary Society of the
Randall
Cartmell Brothers
George E. Whitney
C. S. Chapman
Myers
Colonel Curry Visits Daughter in Columbus
Colonel W. L. Curry of Columbus was a guest Friday of his daughter Mrs. F. C. Jeannot.
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W. L. Curry
Columbus
F. C. Jeannot
Child Bitten Seriously by Prowling Dog in Marysville
Three year old Melville Truesdale son of Mr and Mrs Charles Truesdale is badly bitten in the face by a dog that has followed the Marysville laundry wagon. Eyewitnesses say the dog bit the boy as he tried to pet it near Asman's meat market. Dr Angus Maclver treated wounds with stitches. the dog is older and reportedly harmless rather than mad.
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Charles Truesdale
Melville Truesdale
Marysville
Asman’s
Carl Kunze
Angus
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Sam Hamilton
Hodges
McMahans
McMahan
Plaintiff
Taylor Township
Washington Township
John L. Loughrey
Emma Hodges
Magnetic Springs
Albert Hodges
Maple Dell
Congressman Willis
Zella M. Rogers
Lewis
Laird
Cleiborne Township
Chester E. Seigman
East Fifth Street
Fred
Mary Miller
Dan Miller
Brodrick
William West
Bellefontaine
Sherif
D. C. Bolenbaugh
York Township
West Fifth Street
Laura Randall
M. L
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