Raymond woman leaves large estate with varied bequests
The will of Sarah Evans of Raymond probated shows a 21000 estate split with 16000 real estate and 5000 personal property. One-half of the Connor farm sale proceeds go to missions, 500 to build a Raymond church, 2000 for two perpetual scholarships at Ohio Wesleyan University named Connor and Price, and the remainder to her husband J P Evans for life. Executors include her husband and three appraisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Evans
Raymond
Charles A. Thompson
John H. Willis
Marysville
Liberty Township
Board of Home Missions
Methodist Episcopal Church
M. E. Church
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan University
Connor
Price
J. P. Evans
Board of Foreign Missions
Thornton
Chas. Thompson
P. H. Smith
J. W. Mitchell
Milford Center awards sidewalk contract to Welsh and Jones
Welsh and Jones of Marysville win the Milford Center sidewalk project on Railroad street and also undertake sidewalk installation in the Commercial Club addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welsh & Jones
Marysville
Railroad Street
Milford Center
Commercial Club
Calico Dresses Highlight New Dover Graduation
At New Dover high School commencement in the Methodist church the three graduating girls Hazel Leonard Ruth Rogers and Lena Yoder wore identical blue calico outfits as class colors. Miss Rogers led with a 97 percent grade and earned a free scholarship at Otterbein or O W U. The music was by Riegos orchestra of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Dover High School
Hazel Leonard
Ruth Rogers
Lena Yoder
Union County
Miss Rogers
Judge Black to Deliver Memorial Address at Marysville
Judge Samuel Black of Franklin County Juvenile Court has been secured to give the memorial address for the Improved Order of Red Men in Marysville on Sunday June 4. The order will march to Oakland Cemetery for ceremonies, with graves of deceased members to be decorated. Members from surrounding towns will attend and participate in the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Black
Franklin County Juvenile Court
Marysville
Oakland Cemetery
Earlywine to Return to Ohio From Vallejo Health
J L Richey records that Charles Earlywine, once in the U S Marine service and a member of the Marysville Improved Order of Red Men, is so improved he plans to travel to Ohio around January. He has been a patient at the Vallejo U S hospital for nearly a year, with local orders caring for his welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Richey
Order of Red Men
Marysville
Samost Tribe
Vallejo
Cal
Charles Earlywine
Ohio
Janes
U. S. Marine Service
U. S
Woman to Head Girls' Industrial Home Under New Law
The Stambaugh bill, recently passed, designates a woman as successor to Superintendent Webb at the Girls' Industrial Home starting July 1. Governor Harmon plans to consider a candidate through Mrs. Harmon, a leading supporter of the measure. Senators Haas Denton and Hudson opposed, with Tod leading the proponent side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stambaugh
Webb
Girls’ Industrial
Harmon
Senate
House
Haas
Delaware
Denton
Champaign
Hudson
Scioto
Commercial Club of
Tod
Mahoning
Johnson
Mechanicsburg Man Fined for Driving Unlicensed Auto
John Burnham of Mechanicsburg was fined 10 dollars plus costs totaling 15.35 after Magistrate Garrard found him running a new car on Marysville streets without a state license. Burnham’s father Pearl J. Burnham defended him, saying the number had been ordered as the vehicle was to go to Delaware for college. The case mirrors a prior arrest of D. M. Scott for the same issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burnham
Mechanicsburg
Marysville
Garrard
Burnham
Pearl J. Burnham
D. M. Scott
Dayton
Delaware
Heisner Sues Hotsenpiller Over Promissory Note
John W. Heisner of San Francisco through attorney John L. Loughrey sues Edwin R. Hotsenpiller of Magnetic Springs to recover 1250 dollars plus 6 percent interest from May 1, 1906. The claim arises from a promissory note given by the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Heisner
San Francisco
John L. Loughrey
Edwin R. Hotsenpiller
Magnetic Springs
Y M C A Boys Hold Picnic at Mill Creek Tanks
About thirty Y M C A members enjoyed a Friday picnic supper along Mill Creek tanks. The event featured swimming races and games followed by a quartet performance and a short address by Rev. W A Atkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millcreek
W. A. Atkinson
Mrs Floyd Randall Richwood Pike Obituary and Road Contracts
Mrs Caro line Doelp Randall wife of Floyd Randall longtime Star Baking Co proprietor died peacefully after a nine weeks illness at 12 10 a m She was born in the German settlement July 19 1900 and came to Marysville 15 years ago She worked at the Union county telephone exchange married Floyd Randall May 5 1910 Survived by husband mother Mrs Anna Doelp Scheiderer brother Christopher Doelp and previously deceased sister Elsie Doelp Funeral services were held at her residence and burial at Oakdale Rev D P Ebert officiated She was a Trinity Lutheran member In county business news the Richwood pike contract was awarded to Edward Westlake at 1 23 per ton for crushed stone from Evans residence to the infirmary with two other bids received The project cost was estimated at 1 40 per ton Two bids for the pike from the city limits to the infirmary gate were Welsh Jones 65 cents per sq yd plus 5 for scarifying and leveling and Logan County Construction Co 62 cents per sq yd plus 5 for scarifying and leveling The Logan County firm awarded the contract with completion planned by September 1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Doelp Randall
Floyd Randall
Star Baking Co
Randall
Marysville
Union County Telephone Exchange
Anna Doelp Scheiderer
Christopher Doelp
Elsie Doelp
D. P. Ebert
Trinity Lutheran Church
Oakdale
Edward Westlake
Richwood
Evans
East Liberty Stone Co
Welsh & Jones
Logan County Construction Co
Bellefontaine
Gunderman Takes Bride In Marysville Ceremony
Frank Gunderman eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. George Gunderman of Marysville married Miss Dorothy Miller of Marion in a Wednesday ceremony at the bride’s home. The couple visited here briefly before going to LaRue where Mr. Gunderman manages a family restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gunderman
George Gunderman
Marysville
Dorothy Miller
Marion
LaRue
Gunderman
Marysville Steam Laundry Set to Reopen Under OBrien
W P O'Brien recently acquired the Marysville steam laundry which has been idle. An experienced machinist overhauls the machinery while F J Ayres of Columbus oversees the mechanical work and guarantees the laundry. John Gunder man will manage operations. A $500 dry cleaning and pressing outfit is being installed. About a dozen Marysville residents will gain employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
W. P. O’brien
Veteran William Loucks Dies After Yearlong Illness
William Loucks a 78 year old Marysville resident and veteran died Tuesday night at his south Plum street home after a three months illness of cureamic poisoning. He leaves four children Jefferson Charles David and Flora Burchill. Funeral services will be held Thursday at the residence with Rev. E S Weaver officiating and burial in Oakdale cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Loucks
South
Plum Street
Mr. Loucks
Warren County
Marysville
Jefferson
Charles
David Loucks
Flora Burchinell
E. S. Weaver
Oakdale Cemetery
Mid Season Sale At Carmean's Busy Stores
Discount thread and paper patterns featured during the mid season sale now underway at Carmean's Busy Stores in Marysville and Richwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmean
Marysville
Richwood
Ascension Day Raper Commandery Service in Marysville
Knights Templar from Urbana held Ascension Day services at the Methodist church in Marysville. Eighty three knights planned a parade to the church with C. R. Havighurst delivering the address and local clergy assisting. A 25-voice choir led by Dr. O. H. Evans provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raper Commandery
Knights Templar
Urbana
Marysville
C. R. Havighurst
M. E
Bellefontaine
W. A. Atkinson
E. S. Weaver
O. H. Evans
Kid With Big Gun Creates Excitement at West School
Frank Stanfield six years old and first grader at the west school building frightened pupils by flourishing a 32 calibre revolver Friday. The unloaded gun caused panic as bystanders urged him to surrender it. the weapon was finally taken from the boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stanfield
B. F. Stanfield
Grand Sire Cochran of Indianapolis Visits Oakland
An Indianapolis party en route to Buffalo stopped at the Oakland hotel for dinner after four tires were punctured along the way. Hon. John D. Cochran Grand Sire of the Sovereign Grand Lodge I O O F was later joined by Judge John M. Brodrick of Marysville for an hour of discussion on I O O F and related matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Buffalo
Pierce-Arrow
Oakland Hotel
Oakland
John D. Cochran
Sovereign Grand Lodge of the World
John M. Brodrick
Marysville
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Brodrick Names Jury Commission in Union County
Common Pleas Judge John M Brodrick appointed four jurors to Union county jury commission Democrats John M Wilkins of Richwood Anna E Mitchell of Darby township and Republicans Mark Longbrake of Mill Creek township George W Harris of York township The commission will meet in Marysville next Monday to select 125 names for grand and petit jurors for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
John M. Brodrick
Union County
John M. Wilkins
Richwood
Anna E. Mitchell
Darby Township
Mark Longbrake
Millcreek Township
George W. Harris
York Township
Marysville
Captain Snitzler Assigned to Mexican Border Duty
Adjutant General notified Captain John T. Snitzler of Company E fourth O N G I to report in San Antonio Texas on Saturday May 27. Snitzler prepared in Columbus and left Tuesday for San Antonio to report to the commanding officer for two weeks duty on the Mexican border with Major George Florence. government pays all expenses and compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Weybrecht
John T. Snitzler
San Antonio
Texas
Snitzler
Columbus
Adjutant General's Office
George Florence
Chillicothe
Florence
Mexican
Decoration Day Arrangements by Local G A R and W R C
Ransom Reed Post G A R and the W R C of Marysville have appointed all committees and laid out plans for Decoration Day. Hon. Frank B. Willis of Ada will address the city opera house at 3 o clock. The Memorial sermon will be at the Presbyterian church Sunday evening May 28 by Rev E S Weaver. A special musical program accompanies both events.
Building Inspector Recommends Bracing Armory Floor
A state building inspector visited last week to assess the old armory owned by Philip Burns after a floor sank during a dance. He urged Rausch & Kimmel to brace the front part where their garage sits, installing heavy upright posts and cross pieces to withstand strain. The firm complied and the building is now in a safe condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Philip Burns
Rausch & Kimmel
Patterson Examination Sees 163 Applicants at West School
The Patterson test drew 163 applicants at the west school building on Saturday, 105 fewer than in April. County board examiners led by L. B. Demorest and J. A. Yealey with assistants graded papers for three weeks, with pay set at ten dollars for the first fifty and four dollars for each additional fifty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
West School
County Board of Examiners
L. B. Demorest
J. A. Yealey
J. B. Hughes
D. H. Sellers
Marysville High School
Edward T. Bault
Raymond
New California
Marion Doctor Faces Probe Over Smallpox Case
Dr Henry S Lower of Marion and former Irwin physician is under legal scrutiny for failing to report a smallpox illness. State health inspector Dr C L Dix visited Marion on Friday to investigate the case, with potential prosecution looming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry S. Lower
Marion
Irwin
Union County
C. L. Dix
Columbus
Lower
Marion City Hospital
Dix
Intense Heat Triggers Sudden Death of Plain City Man
Frank Malone, 37, of Plain City, died after visiting Dr. Buffington in Marysville for tubercular concerns. He endured a six week illness and a perilous hot ride with his wife and brother, then collapsed in the office. His death, likely hastened by heat and travel, was sudden and silent as he drew one long breath. He leaves a widow and 12 year old daughter. Funeral held Sunday. Also noting typhoid cases in the area, and local officials leasing a residence in Marysville for a move planned in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Malone
Plain City
B. W. Buffington
Edward Malone
Malone
James Malone
Ireland
Reed Family Relocates to Essex Creamery Leadership
Dyer Reed and family move to Essex in Jackson township where Reed will oversee the recently organized creamery by a stock company. Reed previously worked eight years at B. N. Rutan's creamery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyer Reed
Essex
Jackson Township
Raymond Y M C A Beats Richwood 38 to 10 in Baseball
The Raymond Y M C A baseball team defeated Richwood Y M C A 38 to 10 Saturday afternoon. The Liberty township boys used strong hitting and fielding with Raymond Winters and Mellroy on the mound for Raymond and Mc Pherson Metcalf handling Richwood in the batteries plural.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Y. M. C. A
Richwood Y. M. C. A
Liberty Township
Raymond
Winters
Mellroy
Richwood
McPherson
Metcalf
Davis Host Ben Bates Birthday Dinner in West Maistheid
Mr and Mrs T B Davis entertained several friends Thursday for the seventy third birthday of Mrs Bates father Benjamin Bates of West Maistheid. Attending were William Bates and family from Galton, Benjamin Bates Jr and two daughters from Zanesuela, Kay Bates and wife from Columbus, Mrs Anna Voorhis and two children from West Mansfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Davis
Benjamin Bates
West Maistheid
Work of Infirmary Directors Replaced by County Commissioners
A legislature measure would abolish infirmary directors starting January 1, 1913 unless vetoed by the governor. The bill, backed by a favorable view in the Senate, would shift duties to county commissioners, saving $12,500 annually across 88 counties. Endorsers argue commissioners can handle affairs satisfactorily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browdie House
Senate
Denton
Champaign
Finnefrock
Marion
Green
Coshocton
Dore
Seneca
Holden
Fayette
Todd
Franklin
S. L. Irwin Remembered For Civil War Service
S L Irwin of Eighth Street is noted for bowel trouble at home on South Meio street. He is described as one of the youngest soldiers who enlisted in the Civil War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. L. Irwin
Eighth Street
Mr. Irwin
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Methodist Church
Calico
Judge Black
Earlywine
Hotsenpiller
Note
Mrs. Floyd Randall
Richwood Pike
J. C. Evans
Marysville Methodist Church
C. F. of
the World
Brodrick
Jury Commission
Patterson Law
Henry Lower
Martin Burns
Charles Laird
Charles Ford
Lutrelle Elliott
Watkins Pike
Dover Township
Milton LaDow
H. W. Morey
South Ash Street
LaDow
Henry J. Brooks
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