New Game Laws Limiting Fishing and Bird Hunting
The General Assembly approved changes to fish and game laws affecting hunting and fishing. Unlawful acts include using complex fishing devices, keeping certain fish under size limits, possessing or selling black bass, rock bass, calico bass, crappies, bluegills, or sunfish, and owning large nets except under specific pond or lake conditions. Quail, wild duck, waterfowl seasons, pheasant, ruffed grouse dates, and squirrel seasons are set with limits. Restrictions apply to possession and sale of certain game birds and squirrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Fish and Game
Fish and Game Commission
Lake Erie
Ohio River
Local items from Urbana and area
W T Hoopes attended to legal business in Urbana. Ray and Asa Harvey and E N Ferris were in a minor collision with no serious damage. Frank Montgomery will plaster the evaporated milk plant. Assistant Postmaster John Woodward and son Reece visited his parents in Galion over Sunday. Marysville public schools close May 29 for a summer vacation through September with many students promoted and a few failing not applying themselves.
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John Woodward
Galion
Reece Woodward
W. N. Woodward
Marysville
Ashtabula County Adopts King Drag Road Reform
The county reports improved roads after enforcing new laws and using the King drag system. Taxpayers complain of costly road machines, noting the King method delivers smoother, cheaper results. Tests in Jefferson and Lenox show solid, passable routes compared with prior rough sections.
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Ashtabula
Jefferson
Lenox
Dragged roads praised by Ohio farmers in road survey
Farmers endorse drag roadwork over machine smoothing, noting lower wear on teams and faster improvement under local superintendents. They argue taxation should fund road quality and cite frost resistance and long-term cost data from their field observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Ohio Farmer
Eggs Hatched in Sixteen Days by Local Mail Carrier
Willis Mahon rural route five mail carrier relates a remarkable nature tale. He bought fourteen Plymouth Rock eggs from Fred Beltz who lives west of town and they hatched in sixteen days. Beltz says the eggs had never been set before. The chicks hatched last week and are thriving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Mahon
Route 5
Plymouth Rock
Fred Beltz
Mahon
Beltz
Marysville Engineer Oversees Richwood Paving Project
City Engineer J. C. Kennedy spends most time in Richwood supervising Franklin Street paving. The project will need thirty car loads of brick delivered from the Erie tracks to the electric line and hauled along the street, which runs over a mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Kennedy
Richwood
Pavny
Deputy
Erie
Franklin Street
Probate Items and Real Estate Notices at Court House
Public notices summarize probate items marriage licenses real estate transfers and public transaction filings at the court house. Designed for quick reading by busy residents the notice compiles essential actions and deadlines in a concise format.
Administrators appointed for multiple Ohio estates and guardianship
Robert McCrory named administrator of the Thomas Mapes estate in Marysville and seeks sale of Mapes real estate valued at 3900 dollars. Edward Robbins of Columbus named guardian for his father John Robbins, inmate of Columbus state hospital, bond 500 dollars. Marion F Miller will probate in Magnetic Springs. Oscar Park named administrator of Elias Kyle estate near Richwood, bond 2000 dollars. appraisers listed as David Kyle, Thomas Price and William Peet.
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Robert McCrory
Thos. Mapes
Marysville
Edward Robbins
Columbus
John Robbins
Columbus State Hospital
Robbins
Union County
Milford Center
Thomas Mapes
Mr. McCrory
Marion F. Miller
Magnetic Springs
Oscar Park
Richwood
Elias Kyle
David Kyle
Thomas Price
William Peet
Local Couples Tie Officiated by Four Clergymen
Record lists six marriage pairings led by Rev. Vernon Emery and Rev. B. F. McKinnon. Benjamin Dixon, 23, laborer, Marysville, weds Augusta Drumm, 18. Chester Fields, 24, farmer, Jackson township, weds Ethel Kale, 18, school teacher. George E. Hinderer, 25, farmer, Jerome township, weds Mable Stewart, 18. John W. Bergandine, 57, farmer, Allen township, weds Savannah Dunbar, 61. Raymond I. Warring, 37, farmer, Delaware county, weds Maude L. Larcomb, 25, Richwood.
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Benjamin Dixon
Augusta Drumm
Marysville
Vernon Emery
Chester Fields
Ethel Kale
Jackson Township
B. F. McKinnon
George E. Hinderer
Mable Stewart
Jerome Township
John W. Bergandine
Savannah Dunbar
Allen Township
Raymond I. Warring
Farmer
Delaware County
Hyland Divorce Action in Ohio Court
Edna May Hyland seeks a divorce from Clarence Hyland on gross neglect of duty with J. M. Kennedy as attorney. In a separate case the State of Ohio ex rel M F Leonard sues The Village of Richwood and listed village officials for a writ of mandamus, with Hoopes and Robinson representing the plaintiff.
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Edna May Hyland
Clarence Hyland
J. M. Kennedy
State of Ohio
M. F. Leonard
Richwood
J. L. Horn
D. E. Ogan
L. G. Peet
Edward McCombs
T. F. Wurtsbaugh
L. L. Roebuck
C. S. Norris
R. L. Jordan
Mandamus, Hoopes & Robinson
Hyland divorce judge orders weekly alimony in suit
Edna May Hyland versus Clarance Hyland ends with Judge Brodrick ordering the defendant to pay 2.00 weekly alimony pending the suit. In the Winter versus Sanders et al case, defendants have sixty days to file an answer. Otella May Collette granted a divorce from Dalton P. Collette with alimony and custody of the minor children. the defendant must pay costs.
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Edna May Hyland
Clarance Hyland
Brodrick
F. L. Winter
J. M. Sanders
Otella May Collette
Dalton P. Collette
Real Estate Transfers Pass Through Marysville Area
A series of transfers includes C C Nafus to J B Donley for a Marysville lot at 725 dollars and O G Neal deceased to Sarah Neal et al will. Other deeds show parcels in Richwood Plain City Marysville and Leesburg Township with prices from 100 to 3000 dollars and several wills and road dedications in Marysville city ordinances.
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C.C. Nafus
J. B. Donley
Marysville
O. G. Neal
Sarah Neal
Martha M. Tonguet
William J. Brown
Richwood
David Shuler
Albert Gray
Alice Chandler
Ernest Bovey
Plain City
Lemuel C. Cody
T.l.robinson
Washington
John H. Shearer
William Worline
Amelia J. Robb
W. M. Kennedy
Edwin C. Cody
Ella van Gordon
New Dover
C. D. Sidle
Henry B. Beaver
Claiborne Township
Angeline B. Figley
Harrison McVay
Marysvile
Edgewood Terrace
Henry T. Jackson
Christina Jackson
Will
Katherine Healey
P. M. Combes
Julia Fickersen
Isaac Staley
Benjamin A. Daugherty Jr
Alexander Norris
Jeremiah Norris
Leesburg
Benjamin Daugherty
Miss Marie Schlegel Wins Diamond Ring in Red Men Contest
Miss Marie Schlegel daughter of Mr and Mrs George Schlegel and sister of Mrs Carl Allgower won the diamond ring in the queen contest run by the Improved Order of Red Men with the Anderson Company. She topped ten contestants by about two thousand votes as the finale counted Thursday evening.
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Marie Schlegel
George Schlegel
Carl Allgower
Richwood
Order of
Red Men
Anderson Company
Miss Schlegel
Schlegel
Grace Shaw
Grace Dillion
Emma Kleiber
Lottie Carder
Red
Village Officials Respond in Richwood Mandamus Case
Richwood files an answer in Common Pleas to M F Leonard of Gallipolis who held the Franklin street paving contract later rescinded. The village mayor council and clerk claim ordinances for bond sales totaling 5200 00 were properly passed and advertised. Leonard is alleged to be an incompetent contractor based on past Huntington W Va work. Attorneys A C Eggert and J H Kinkade represent defendants.
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M. F. Leonard
Gallipolis
Franklin Street
Richwood
Common Pleas Court
al. C. Eggert
John H. Kinkade
Marysville
Leonard
Huntington W. Va
D. E Ogan
al C. Eggert
J. C. Kennedy
County farmers prep for large corn crop after favorable weather
Farmers across the county praised last week’s mild weather for field work and planting. While last year’s corn was short, optimism grows that farmers will harvest a large yield early this year.
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John C. Speaks
W. T. Hoopes
Urbana
Ray
Asa Harvey
E. N. Ferris
Frank Montgomery
West Seventh Street
Ayer
J. C. Ayer Co
Lowell
Mass
King Drag
A. H. Herrick
County, Ohio
J. C. Herman
Osteopath
Ohio
A. T. Still School
Kirksville, Mo
Bird
Kate Patchen
Mambrino Patchen
Gitchie Manato
Marion County Fair
W. T. Harrison
N. Main St
Marion
Probate Court
Common Pleas
Louisa Southwick
The
Red Men and Carnival Co
John Ogan
Ogan
B. E. Hirh
J. J. McClellan
Outlook Buiing
East Braid Street
Columaus
Sac ., Co
Scientific American
Munn & Co
New York
Washington, D
Rut
Germany
Tinssey
Old
American Tobacco CO
St. Louis, Mo
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