Union County Democrats Endorse Harmon for Presidency at Convention
Union County Democrats met in a Friday delegate convention to choose state judicial and senatorial delegates. They endorsed Governor Harmon for the presidency and adopted the unit rule after a heated objection from Dr. B E Baker of Milford Center who left the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
Court House
M. T. Cody
A. E. Mitchell
Darby
Cody
J. H. Willis
J. M. Wilkins
Richwood
John M. Wilkins
B. B. Gaumer
W. P. O’brien
Bent Cahill
A. F. Yoder
W. R. Weidman
Philip Rupright
Charles Diehl
Milford Center
B. Bb. Gauiier
Homer Southard
Walter R. Weidman
Marysville
Frank D. Henderson
Millcreek Township
George P. Zwerner
Edward Bault
Liberty
Edward E. Moore
William L. Blaney
Jerome
Anna
French Spiker
Dave Fackler
Wilber DeGood
Kibler
Wm. Willis
O. L. Murphy
Upper Sandusky
Arthur Potts
Chas. Rausch
William P. O’brien
Brice Ish
T. J. Lovell
Fred Losehky
L. N. Thompson
Lewis Rupright
John H. Willis
F. D. Henderson
E. D. Woolam
George Cowgill
C. C. Richey
J. C. Johnson
Ed. Hinder
T. M. Connor
H. G. Southard
W. F. Edwards
Durbin
Woodrow Wilson
McCracken
Eighth Congressional District
Harmon
Baker
Louis R Upright
Common Pleas Judicial Convention
George Debolt Dies at 79 A Native of Germany
George Debolt aged 79 of the Post road near Unionville Center died Wednesday night from asthma and heart disease. A native of Germany he is survived by a widow and several children. Funeral services were held at his home Friday at 1 pm and burial followed at Milford Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Debolt
Post Road
Unionville Center
Germany
Milford Center
Beightler Soon Towed to Marriage in Topeka
Invitations announce the June 4 wedding of Harry Beightler son of Mrs. Catherine Beightler and Irene Seller a popular Topeka young woman. Beightler is a Santa Fe train dispatcher and they will visit Marysville after the ceremony with relatives and friends for a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Beightler
Catherine Beightler
Irene Seller
Topeka
Kansas
Beightler
Santa Fe Railroad
Marysville
Prize Essay Contest For Sunday School Mission Theme
The Presbyterian Sunday school offers a trip to the State Sunday School convention in Columbus on June 12 as a prize. The award goes to a senior or junior department member who writes the best 300 to 500 word essay on missions. Judges are Rev. W. A. Atkinson, Mrs. J. L. Sellers, and Miss Helen Gallagher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Sunday School
Columbus
W. A. Atkinson
J. L. Sellers
Helen Gallegher
Will Locate in Marion Frank Svidlow Moves to Marion
Frank Svidlow long in Marysville junk trade for five years plans to move to Marion with several thousand dollars to settle debts. He owns a north Marysville residence rented to Max Frank of Toledo who bought his local business. Svidlow, born in Russia, speaks seven languages and will move his family to Marion next week to run a leading junk business there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Svidlow
Marysville
Marion
Svidlow
Capt. Mullen
Max Frank
Toledo
Upper Sandusky
Marriage License Record for Ruppricht and Weidman
Frank M. Ruppricht 29 a farmer and Maree Weidman 23 both of Marysville wed in a ceremony performed by Rev. D. P. Ebert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Ruppricht
Farmer
Maree Weidman
Marysville
D. P. Ebert
Richwood Boy Second in Big Six High Jump
Chas Ross of Richwood, attending Oberlin Ohio University, finished second in the high jump at the Big Six meet. Harvey of Oberlin Ohio University won, while Ohio Wesleyan Oberlin Reserve Cincinnati Miami Denison Wooster and Ohio University followed in that order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Ross
Richwood
Harvey
Oberlin
Ohio Wesleyan
Reserve
University of Cincinnati
Miami
Dennison Care
Wooster
Ohio University
Fine improvement eyed for tri county Post road work
County commissioners from Union Madison and Franklin met in Columbus to discuss the tri county Post road improvement. The water bound macadam road will be a top state project built under a supervising road builder and not left to the contractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cowgill
Chas
Diehl
Rauseh
Columbus
Union
Madison
Franklin
Union County
Board of County Commissioners of
Peace and Hope Amid Grief by James Whitcomb Riley
A short poem praising peace and renewal. The speaker calls for sunshine to dispel gloom and for angry impulses to fade. It contrasts holy silence with prayers and perfumes, praying that loyal hearts keep sorrow at rest.
Primary echoes shift nominations for Union County
John H. Willis of Marysville wins the Democratic nod for Congress over Henry V. Spicer of Delaware with Frank B. Willis set to oppose in November. Republican nominee for probate judge in Madison County is J. E. Strayer of Plain City, continuing a Plain City succession. Edward Rafferty, ex barber, wins Henry County auditor nomination. Thomas Mulcahy serves a second term as Henry County prosecutor. Centralization of Liberty township schools rejected. Watkins township bonds for a new school house pass. Prof. S. D. Fess secured Republican congress nomination in the Sixth district. once defeated by Judge Warnock, he now appears poised for election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Willis
Marysville
Henry V. Spicer
Delaware
Richwood
Frank B. Willis
John Willis
J. E. Strayer
Plain City
Napoleon
Henry County
Union County
Thos. Mulcahy
Liberty Township
Township
Watkins
Millcreek Township
S. D. Fess
Antioch College
Congress
Fess
House
Warnock
Urbana
Estate Appraisers Assess Dr. Shields Luck
Lee W. Elsom Roy Brown and John W. Ebright appraised the late Dr. T. P. Shields estate. The inventory lists personal and chattel property worth 5000.55 with 2143 in chattel, 335.52 in money, and 6500 in real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee W. Elsom
Roy Brown
John W. Ebright
T. P. Shields
Stores Closed in Marysville for June 19 Picnic
Marysville announces all stores will close on June 19 during the farmers and merchants picnic at the county fair ground. The commercial club members plan to ensure visitors have a good time with free admission, a street band concert, and free outdoor moving pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
County Fair Ground
Commercial Club
Union County fair board names committees and budgets
At a Saturday meeting the Union County fair board approved leasing barns to the Marysville matinee club for 75 dollars and pasture ground to Memphis Myers for 90 dollars. They plan water works repairs on Main street, repair the grand stand, and spend 2800 dollars to boost the speed events. Appointments cover speed, draft, cattle, poultry, horticulture, and more, with the Fourth Regiment Band secured for the last three fair days, set for September 3 to 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County Fair Board
Brodrick
Marysville Matinee Club
Memphis Myers
Laird
Main Street
Frank D. Henderson
William Rausch
W. P. O’brien
Henderson
O’brien
Speed
F. D. Henderson
C. F. Bishop
W. J. Rausch
L. H. Elliott
Homer Cahill
W. M. Staley
Elmer Liggett
L. J. Temple
Jacob Blue
J. K. Langstaff
Orlando Eaton
Fourth Regiment
Charles Snider longtime Marysville merchant and ex sheriff
The article notes Charles Snider a longtime Marysville merchant and former Union County sheriff who served two terms. He operated with his father and later sons, spent four years in Cardington, and returned to Marysville two years ago. He married Susan Bowersmith. widow and several children survive. Funeral held Wednesday at 2 PM conducted by Rev. William A. Atkinson, Oakdale interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
Chas. Snider
Charles
Adam Snider
Philip Snider
Cardington
Marysville
Snider
Indiana
John C. Asman
Susan Bowersmith
David Bowersmith
Ohio State Journal
C. C. Hall
Phoenix
Arizona
Flora
Rhema Bird
Mt Gilead
Philip
West
Bertie
Harriett
John
William A. Atkinson
Oakdale
Wedding planned for Miss Capitola Melching and Mr C E Pearson
The wedding of Miss Capitola Melching an operator at the Bell Telephone exchange and Mr C E Pearson second trick operator at the T and O C depot is scheduled for the last of this month, as informed by the prospective bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitola Melching
Bell Telephone Exchange
C. E. Pearson
The End Came Quickly in Marysville
Charles W. Snider aged 63 a prominent Marysville resident died suddenly Monday at his home on West Fourth Street from a stroke after a year of declining health. He arose early and collapsed before the doctor could return with medicine. He was the youngest child of the late Philip Snider, a noted...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Snider
Marysville
West Fourth Street
Swisher
Philip Snider
Woodstock Edges Marysville In Ragged Park Baseball
Woodstock defeated Marysville 7 to 4 at Kindergarten Park on a rough field. Elliott pitched five hits allowed in a splendid Marysville effort while Woodstock capitalized on errors. Benedict hit a fourth inning home run as Woodstock improved. Marysville needs solid infield defense and stable batting to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstock
Marysville
Kindergarten Park
Elliott
Benedict
Ohio
Clark
King
Crawford
Graves
Green
Owens
Dillon
McDonald
Croy
Greeks Leave Marysville After Short Stay
Aloyzis Bros from Middletown Ohio closed their refreshment parlor in the F. T. Arthur room on North Main Street and departed Marysville saying the city already has too many refreshment places and was not a profitable location for them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aloyzis Bros
Middletown
Ohio
F. T. Arthur
North Main Street
Marysville
Mulcahy Named to Fill Unexpired Infirmary Term
County commissioners appoint John Mulcahy of York township to fill the unexpired term of the late Orville Marriott on Union county infirmary board. Mulcahy will serve until January 1 as directors perform duties mandated by recent legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mulcahy
York Township
Orville Marriott
Union County
Mulcahy
City Council Sets Bridge Repairs and Alley Work
The council met with most members present and ordered immediate repairs on Fourth and Sixth street bridges over Town Run and Plum Street bridge. Plans and specifications will be drawn for Plum Street, with total costs outlined. Alley drainage and access improvements in east Fourth street and between First street and Ellwood Avenue were referred to the engineer and sidewalk committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Rutan
Fourth Ward
Arthur Staley
East Fourth Street
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Nicholas Moore
North Marysville
First Street
Ellwood Avenue
Brodrick
E. F. Sawyer
Standard Oil Company
Sixth Street
Town Run
Graham
Plum Street
Fourth Street
Fifth Street
Sawyer
Philip Burns
East Fifth Street
Walnut
Cherry
North Main Street
Iron Bridge
County Fair Ground
Form Art Association organized in Marysville
A Marysville art association with nineteen members forms to promote art in the city. Anna Connor is president and Willella Shearer secretary. An executive committee of six, chaired by Hannah Houston, includes Mattie Maugans and Leila McCann. Membership open to men women and children. A loan exhibit is planned for summer with special works from the state library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
Anna Connor
Willella Shearer
Hannah Houston
Mattie Maugans
Leila McCann
Stae
New Officers Elected in The Woman's Parliament
The Woman's Parliament elects Ida Henderson as president with Hannah Houston and Sarah Demorest as vice presidents. Leila McCann is recording secretary and Hannah Houston also serves as corresponding secretary. Executive committee includes Charlotte Henderson Mary Pyne Anna Chapman Filla Shearer Joanna Mowry and Clara Morey. Members study South America and Egypt for the year. Mrs. Hannah Bailey retires after a luncheon at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Henderson
Augusta Sheridan
Hannah Houston
Sarah Demorest
Leila McCann
Charlotte Henderson
Mary Pyne
Anna Chapman
Filla Shearer
Joanna Mowry
Clara Morey
South America
United States
Egypt
Hannah Bailey
Ben
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Gov. Harmon
B. E. Baker
Milford
Chos
Beightler Soon Towed
Will
Richwood Boy
Franklin Counties
James Whitcomb
Ath
Spicer
Pitcher
E.O
O. Marriott
Fourth and Sixth Street
Staley
Form Art Association
Woman's Parliament
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