Philip Burns Wins Sprinkling Bid For West Seventh Street
Norman C. Bown attends city council meeting and raises issue of exemptions on a Maple and Eighth Street lot. Burns wins sprinkling contract at 1.10 per 100 feet front if Sixth Street is omitted. other bids 1.14 and 1.38. Council plans tree soil, street upgrades, curb, gutters, and oil-dusting on select streets while solicitor reviews bids, exemptions, and sewer disputes. Federated Women's Clubs seek safe and sane Fourth of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman C. Bown
Bown Bros
Maple
Eighth Street
William Howard
Philip Burns
Burns
S. J. Jackman
J. C. Elliott
the Light & Water Co
West Seventh Street
Locust
Mulberry
Locust Street
Hoopes
North Main Street
Iron Bridge
Corporation
Fair Ground
Fourth Street
Boulevard
Oakdale Cemetery
Frank Hatfield
Collins Avenue
Buckeye Street
Sixth Street
Main
McIntire
Martin Burns
Ing
Dunham
West Eighth Street
Court
Third Street
Dr. McCloud
Price
Graham
West Fourth Street
Andy Ferree
State Board of Health
Marysville
E. A. Kemmler
Columbus
Federated Women’s Clubs
Sage of Silverton Tim Davenport Dies in Pasadena
Timothy W. Davenport a Union County native and former Oregon legislator known as the Sage of Silverton died May 3 at his Pasadena home. He taught in Columbus medical lectures, served as state land agent in Oregon, and fathered cartoonist Homer Davenport and five daughters. He left Silverton three months earlier seeking health improvement.
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Timothy W. Davenport
Union County
Woodstock
Pasadena
Cal
Columbus
Davenport
Silverton
California
Missouri
Oregon
Homer Davenport
Grant Courter Reports Life Installing Canal Locks in Panama
Grant Courter of Pittsburg describes acclimation to Panama on a Mec Clintie Marshall project. He notes rainy season, housing shortages, and the ocean canal area near Tabernilla with trains, river alligators, sterilized water, and government coupon shopping.
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Grant Courter
Pittsburg
F. B. Courter
Marysville
Panama
Mec-Clintie-Marshall Bridge & Construction Company
Gazette-Republican
States
Ray
Doctor Weller Buys Car for Practice and Family Use
Ostrander physician Dr. Victor Weller buys a new automobile to aid his medical practice and for family and friends enjoyment. He is the son of John Weller of Marysville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Weller
Ostrander
John Weller
Marysville
Violet Dance in Marysville Attracts Big Crowd
The annual Violet dance by Marysville young ladies drew a large attendance and 115 couples danced. The floor weakened by recent drill and garage remodeling caused concern as the crowd swayed and some dancers feared injury. Howard's Orchestra of Columbus played. the hall was decorated and intermission served ices, sandwiches, and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
Snitzler
Rausch & Kimball Garage
Howard's
Orchestra of
Columbus
Charles McNeil Sues Marysville Wire Fence for 5000
Charles McNeil seeks 5000 from Marysville Wire Fence and Lumber through Cameron and Cameron. He alleges a lumber pile collapsed while he worked as a teamster injuring his arm back and body. The foreman Arthur Staley allegedly mishandled the lumber. The company insured for about 35000 has refused payment, suit tests coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McNeil
Cameron & Cameron
Marysville
McNeil
Death of W V Baker noted in Marysville links
Mrs S W Colbear learned of her brother W V Baker's death in Troy New York. He lived in Marysville from 1854 to 1857 and later worked as a general agent for Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance in Troy. He was 65, survived by a widow two daughters and a son, and was buried in Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Colbear
W. V. Baker
Troy
N. Y
Marysville
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
Dr Angus Maclvor Named District Medical Examiner
Dr Angus Maclvor of Marysville is appointed one of the district medical examiners for the new Ohio Tuberculosis sanatorium at Mt Vernon. Superintendent Dr C B Conwell made the appointment. Applicants seeking admission from this district may file with Dr Maclvor as required by law before patient acceptance.
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Angus Maclvor
Marysville
Ohio
Mt. Vernon
C. B. Conwell
Maclver
Irwin High School Commencement Tonight at Burson Hall
The Irwin High School commencement happens this evening in Burson Hall with Dr. S. D. Fess of Antioch College delivering the class address and the Antioch Male Quartet providing the music. The baccalaureate sermon was given Sunday by Rev. W. A. Atkinson of Marysville with music by Miss Ida M. Maddock, Milford Center and Irwin school music teacher.
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Irwin High School
Burson Hall
S. D. Fess
Antioch College
Antioch
W. A. Atkinson
Marysville
Ida M. Maddock
Milford Center
Irwin Schools
Students Must Vote at Home Law Passed
A new law requires students attending college to vote in their home city unless they oath to reside there permanently. Introduced by Senator Finnefrock, backed by Democrats and opposed by Republicans. The measure followed Ada college students supporting Prof. Frank B. Willis, aiding defeat of Ralph D. Cole.
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Finnefrock
Ada College
Frank B. Willis
Ada
Ralph D. Cole
Motor Cycle and Auto Crash Near Plain City
Kenneth Horn of Unionville Center, employed at Marble Cliff, was injured when his motorcycle collided with a car driven by Dr. C. S. Lane of Plain City while both travelled at high speed. Horn suffered a broken shoulder, numerous bruises and possible internal injuries. the motorcycle and auto were badly damaged.
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Kenneth Horn
Unionville Center
Marble Cliff
C. S. Lane
Plain City
Horn
Will Try Outdoor Life As Polletts Move To Fair Ground
Mrs Delmer Pollett daughter of James and Mary Norris of Marysville lies ill at home in Marion. Family moves from Marion to county fair ground for outdoor care after doctors advised Colorado. Mr Pollett leaves insurance work to care for wife. Also notes Kenton sees 2034 school age residents, Irwin school struck by lightning causing 100 damage, Ralph Piper wins State Journal daily prize, and Rug Co advertisement for carpet services in Marysville.
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Delmer Pollett
James Norris
Marysville
Marion
James Hopkins
Pollett
Richwood
Ralph N. Piper
State Journal
Daily
Want
Harry Westernan
Piper
Death Comes After Long Illness for Miss Vertie Smith
Miss Vertie Ethel Smith eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs L H Smith died Monday night at the family home on west Fifth street after a long illness of consumption She was a native of Athens county over 21 and had attended local schools since moving to the city Funeral services were held at the Smith home Wednesday afternoon conducted by Rev W A Atkinson of the Presbyterian church with interment in Oakdale cemetery She leaves her parents and a sister Helen Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vertie Ethel Smith
L. H. Smith
West Fifth Street
Athens County
Miss Smith
Helen Smith
Smith
W. A. Atkinson
Presbyterian Church
Oakdale Cemetery
Pretty Church Wedding Unites Schalip and Asman
A church ceremony at Trinity Lutheran united Miss Anna Barbara Schalip and Mr. Henry Asman yesterday morning. Rev. D P Ebert officiated in a decoratively adorned church with many relatives and friends present. The couple, popular Marysville Germans, exchanged vows at 100 o clock and hosted a reception at the bride's East Sixth Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
Anna Barbara Schalip
Henry Asman
D. P. Ebert
J. P. Schalip
East Fifth Street
John C. Asman, Jr
Marysville
East Sixth Street
Mrs Wm Lake and Ruth Visit Mrs Smallwood
Mrs Wm Lake and her daughter Ruth of Richwood along with Miss Clara Patrick of Middleburg were guests this week of Mrs Mary Smallwood for a couple of days.
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Wm. Lake
Ruth
Richwood
Clara Patrick
Middleburg
Mary Smallwood
Congregational churchmen visit Sabina by automobile
A committee from a Marysville Congregational church traveled to Sabina on Sunday to hear Rev. Hennis now preaching at the M P church and consider him for Marysville preaching. They met Prof. W H Cole, former Marysville public schools superintendent, and his son Alfred, a prominent farmer with extensive Clinton county farms and about 1000 hogs. The party praised the Coles farms as the best seen on the trip and Alfred rode back to view more land with the Marysville men.
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E. W. Porter
James Shirk
Dell Johnson
Ernest Bown
Congregational Church
Sabina
Mr. Hennis
M. P
Marysville
Sibina
W. H. Cole
Alfred
Alfred Cole
Coles
Clinton County
Cole
Pointe Ot
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