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05 Dec 1907
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Newspaper
Richwood Gazette
Location
Richwood, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1907
Page
1
Social notes and personnel changes in central Ohio
Mary Otte and Augusta Rup hosted a large Friday evening gathering with out of town guests. Lonnie Guy resigned as T and O C depot messenger, succeeded by Louis Craft. Mrs Victoria Haines left the Children’s Home head cook role, Emma Jolliff taking over. Mrs. Robert Smith died in Richwood, resident here during her husband’s terms as county treasurer. Card party at D. B. Edwards and E. Mullen hosted about forty ladies with lunch. County surveyor Alvi Graham’s home fire caused minor damage, insured. Choral Union to perform The Rose Maiden at the opera house, tickets selling well. Walter Holycross fined $25 for hunting on Leo Rausch’s farm. others discharged. George W. Court and Alexander Howland dissolve buggy partnership. Court in Graycourt, Howland in Main street building. W. F. Brodrick named to Ohio State Managers Association executive committee, meeting in Wapakoneta. Rev. Vernon Emery extended a call to Congregational church, age forty, wife and child. Mrs. Harriet Parthemer and Eugene H. Herbert wed in New York. they will reside in Cleveland. Herbert’s former husband Will Parthemer works as Cleveland mail carrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Otte
Augusta Rupright
Lonnie Guy
Louis Craft
John Auer
Victoria Haines
Byhalia
Emma Jolliff
Taylor Township
Robert Smith
Richwood
D. B. Edwards
E. Mullen
Walter Holycross
Leo. Rausch
Darby Township
J. M. Kennedy
Holycross
George W. Court
Alexander Howland
Court
Graycourt
Mr. Howland
Main Street
Vernon Emery
Ft. Recovery
Ohio
Congregational Church
Emery
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Harriet Parthemer
Harriet Staley
Eugene H. Herbert
Cleveland
New York City
Pythian Sisterhood
Knights of Pythias
Marysville Assembly
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Detroit
Washington
San Francisco
Louisville
New Orleans
Rose
Miss Mary Smith
Two men depart for El Paso Texas in search of work
Willis Mahan and Simon Kimmel left Sunday for El Paso Texas. Mahan travels for health and has secured a job printing office there while keeping his rural mail carrier post. He may settle in El Paso. Kimmel, a skilled machinist, will practice his trade there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Mahan
Simon Kimmel
el Paso
Texas
Kimmel
Young Man Ira Mitchell Severely Injured in New Dover Incident
Ira Mitchell of New Dover suffered a severe leg injury described as two breaks in his leg. Witnesses report the accident occurred during an unspecified local event and responders transported him for medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Mitchell
New Dover
Man suffers severe leg injury during hay baler operation
Monday morning at M. T. Cody's farm Cody sustained a deep wound in the fleshy part of the leg while operating a hay baler for Ed. The leg was mangled and may require amputation. Drs Swisher and Longbrake attended to the injured man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Cody
M. T. Cody
Death of Frank P. Curry Noted in Nevada and Marysville
News of Frank P. Curry's death in Carson City Nevada reaches Marysville relatives. The native of Jerome township will be buried in Marysville where he ran a business college and taught penmanship and bookkeeping. He later engaged in several mining ventures while residing in Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Curry
Carson City
Nevada
Marysville
Curry
Jerome Township
Masonic Lodge Invited to Columbus Gathering
The Masonic lodge of this city was invited by York lodge of Columbus to attend a large Masonic gathering next Friday evening at the Scottish Rite auditorium. A special train is possible for return. The Choral Society travels to Columbus that evening to sing, aiding the train fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Lodge
York Lodge of Columbus
Scottish Rite
Columbus
Adams Corn Husker Co to Locate HQ in Marysville
The Adams Corn Husker Company will place its headquarters in Marysville on North Plum street in the old machine room opposite Captain Mullen's livery barn. Parts continue to be manufactured in Lansing Michigan for a time. The Adams husker is touted as one of the best on the market and faster and more efficient than rivals. Mr Adams has worked to patent the device.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Adams Corn Husker Company
Marysville
North
Plum Street
Captain Mullen
Lansing
Mich
Adams
World trip ends as Marine serves four years
Lute Newlove, son of John Newlove, arrived home Friday after four years in the U S Marine Corps during which he visited many parts of the world. Discharged at Norfolk, Virginia, he traveled to Columbus for enlistment and a family reunion was held Sunday at Abe Newlove's Seventh Street home to celebrate his home-coming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lute Newlove
John Newlove
U S. Marine Corps
Norfolk
Columbus
Newlove
Abe Newlove
Seventh Street
Will Make Address at Farmers Institute
John F. Wilcs a proprietor of the new condensed milk plant and resident of Highland Illinois will speak at the Farmers Institute in the opera house on December 16 and 17. His talk will cover the dairy business and details of the milk plant project costing not less than 125000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Wilcs
Highland, Ill
Farmers’ Institute
Opera House
Congressman Cole Names New Secretary
Milton Haines of Marysville has been appointed secretary to Congressman Cole, after serving in the Senate folding room in Washington and previously as a census department clerk. He succeeds Burt P. Benton of Delaware, who has entered the practice of law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Haines
Marysville
Senate
Washington
Congressman Cole
Burt P. Benton
Delaware
Union County
Benton
Bids Opened for Sixth and Seventh Streets Paving
Bids from nine bidders were opened by Clerk Brodrick with the engineer and councilmen present. The lowest bid came from F. M. Kemp & Son of Middletown Ohio, followed closely by Jones & Welsh of Marysville. Tabulation by the engineer will precede council approval at the December 12 meeting. Kemp previously laid over two miles of paving in 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodrick
F. M. Kemp & Son
Middletown
Ohio
Jones & Welsh
Marysville
Kemp
Thanksgiving Services Draw Large Crowd in Marysville
The union service at the Presbyterian church led by Rev. A. E. Harford drew a very large attendance with men outnumbering women for the first time, as federated men's clubs gathered at the courthouse and marched in. Other ministers included Rev. H C. Colburn, Rev. A. C. Crist, and Rev. Harrington. The choir provided excellent music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
A. E. Harford
Marysville
Court House
H C. Colburn
Columbus
A. C. Crist
Delaware
Harrington
Want an Electric Line With the New Condensed Milk Plant
A condensed milk plant prompts demand for an electric line to power the facility. Local leaders consider routes and costs while awaiting further details from the company. Officials emphasize reliable service and job creation potential for the community.
Marysville boom continues with streets, homes, and lines
Residents note ongoing growth as paving proceeds on several streets two new additions open many houses are contracted for and a statewide hospital project may be pursued. Call is for an electric Marysville to Magnetic Springs line and extensions to Broadway Summersville and Byhalia to improve rail access for the northern county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Hospital
Marysville
Magnetic Springs
Richwood
Broadway
Summersville
Byhalia
Erie
Marysville and Columbus See Hospital Site Competition Narrowing
Engineers Harvey and Packard forwarded site levels to architect Frank Packard in Columbus. The Marysville site covers 1000 square feet and suits hospital needs. Packard will report to the commission as locals favor Marysville over Columbus in the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
Crippled Hospital
Harvey
Frank Packard
Columbus
Packard
Death of Mrs. G L Sellers Pioneer Marysville Resident
Mrs. G L Sellers aged 69 longtime Marysville resident died Saturday noon at her south Main Street home after a long illness. Native of Marysville she married Mr. Sellers fifty years ago on November 27. Survived by Major John L. Sellers and Mrs. Chas E. Smalley plus three sisters. Funeral at 2 pm from her home conducted by Rev Marshall Harrington. interment Oakdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Sellers
Marysville
South Main Street
Sellers
John L. Sellers
Chas. E. Smalley
Washington, D. C
Methodist Church
Ilater
Presbyterian Church
Legal case caption likely involving Asman son versus Turner estate
John Asman and Son sue J. R. Turner administrator of Valerius Turner estate. Attorneys H. H. Kolle for plaintiff and Porter and Loughrey for defendants. Perry B Whitsie Co. partnership of William Weaver, money and attachment. Turner and Jones of Columbus for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Asman & Son
J. R. Turner
Valerius Turner
H. H. Kollefrath
Porter & Loughrey
Perry B Whitsie Co
William Weaver
Money and Attachment
Turner & Jones
Columbus
Local Couples Listed in County Marriage Notices
A compiled list shows multiple marriage intentions with groom and bride ages and hometowns. Names include Charles W Campbell of Denmark and Lizzie Fletcher of Richwood, John A Blumenschein and Edna Steinmates of Marysville, Harry A Stillings and Mary Michael of Milford Center, Chas Chandler and Verna Hartman of Richwood, Frank G Higgins and Ora Baldwin of York township, Samuel S Metzler and Lottie McIntosh of West Mansfield, and Hired Herchenhahn and Currie Daum of Marysville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Campbell
Denmark
Ohio
Izzie M. Fletcher
Richwood
John A. Blumenschein
Edna Justice Steinmates
Marysville
Harry A. Stillings
Farmer
Mary Michael
Milford Center
Chas. Chandler
Verna Hartman
Frank G. Higgins
Ora Baldwin
York Township
Samuel S. Metzler
Hardin County
Lottie MclIntosh
West Mansfield
Herchenhahn
Currie Daum
Real Estate Transfers in various townships
Lon Patterson transfers a Marysville lot to Valentine Zoellner for 10 dollars. Elmore Y. King deceased wills to Charles E. King and others. Milford R. Bainbridge and wife convey 227 acres in Jackson township to Charles M. Hodge for 1600 dollars. Mary E. Southwick and husband sell a Richwood lot to Harner Gates for 1000 dollars. George P. Zwerner executor sells a Marysville lot to Belle Zwerner for 50 dollars. Amos Brown transfers 6 acres in Darby township to Melva Kilberry for 400 dollars. George W. Moore trustee conveys 85 acres in Taylor township to Thomas C. Hardin for 4250 dollars. Margaret Thompson and husband sell a Millcreek township lot to W T H Groves for 150 dollars. Caroline Perkins deceased transfers estate to F M Perkins via will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Patterson
Valentine Zoellner
Marysville
Elmore Y. King
Chas. E. King
Will
Milford R. Bainbridge
Chas. M. Hodge
Jackson Township
Mary E. Southwick
Harner Gates
Richwood
George P. Zwerner
Belle Zwerner
Amos Brown
Melva Kilberry
Darby Township
George W. Moore
Thomas C. Hardin
Taylor Township
Oat meal in bulk sold by Bruce Street Grocery Co
Bruce Street Grocery Co offers bulk oat meal for wholesale or bulk purchase. Local shoppers and small merchants can inquire about available weights and pricing for bulk oat meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Street Grocery Co
Life of Mrs Robt Smith memorialized in Richwood
Minnie F Beem, born 1862 in Wenona Illinois, widow of Robi Smith, long active in fraternal and public life, leader in the Knights of Pythias Sisters order, passed after a two year illness with cancer. Funeral held November 30 at Blagrove Street home with Rev Arpee. Interment Claiborne cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arpee
Minnie F. Beem
Wenona
Ill
Richwood
Robi. Smith
M. P. Church
Thanks for generosity in sorrow and flowers
The family expresses heartfelt thanks to all who aided them in their affliction and bereavement and to those who contributed floral offerings for Robt. Smith Rose G Beem and Mary Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt. Smith
Rose. G. Beem
Mary Smith
Mrs Perry Hoskins longtime Richwood resident dies at 75
Mrs Perry Hoskins born Hannah Sophia Deck in Franklin county near Dublin on Sept 27 1832 died Nov 27 after years of illness at her home west of Richwood She lived in Worthington and Prospect Ohio Indiana and finally settled in Richwood in 1878 Her husband Perry Hoskins survives in poor health Funeral Monday Dec 2 at 9 30 a m at her home Rev George B Wiltsie officiating interment at Shoup Cemetery on the Scioto River
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoskins
Hannah Sophia Deck
Franklin County
Dublin
Worthington
Ohio
Delaware County
Oliver Deck
Champaign County
Illinois
Missouri
Perry Hoskins
Marysville
Chloe Collins
Salida
Col
John Hoskins
Galion
Rita Viola
Prospect
Indiana
Methodist Episcopal Church
Geo. B. Wiltsie
Shoups Cemetery
Scioto River
First Interurban Car Reaches Richwood on Thanksgiving Day
The Columbus Magnetic Springs and Northern line delivered its first electric interurban to Richwood on Thanksgiving 1907. Frank Mitchell drove the first car with Bert Loveless as conductor, riders from Richwood headed toward Magnetic Springs and Columbus, and a temporary depot with a waiting room was set up on South Franklin Street. Fare prices listed include 10c Richwood to Magnetic Springs and 75c round trip Richwood to Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Magnetic Springs
Delaware and Magnetic Springs Company
H. E. Buck
Richwood
Buck
Frank Mitchell
Bert Loveless
Delaware
Franklin Street
Erie Depot
Wm. Hanson
J. W. Hildreth
Loveless
Wood’s
Community thanks for support during illness and loss
The family of Perry Hoskins thanks neighbors and friends for their kindness during the illness and death of their wife and mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Hoskins
Claud Evans Weds Miss Jennie Field on Thanksgiving Day
Claud Evans of this place and Miss Jennie Field of Indianapolis married at the bride's home at high noon on Thanksgiving. They will reside in Columbus where Evans has worked and kept a furnished home. Friends in Richwood wish them happiness and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud Evans
Jennie Field
Indianapolis
Mr. Evans
Miss Field
Mrs. Evans
Columbus
Evans
Richwood
Change of Sunday Mails on Cincinnati Division
Postmaster C H Huffman received an order from the chief clerk of the railway mail service stating trains 3 and 16 will discontinue their mail cars on the Cincinnati division of the Erie beginning next Sunday. Richwood post office will be open Sundays 8:30 to 9:30 a m. Business men should have letters in the office by 7 p m Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Huffman
Railway Mail Service
Cincinnati
Erie
Richwood
Christmas Gift Quest At Kyle & Son Store
Alpha and Jack discuss where to buy Xmas gifts in town. They note J. W. Kyle & Son's store offers an elegant line including toilet sets, post cards, Bibles, juvenile books, pocket books, ladies bags, card cases, and fine china at the lowest prices in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha
Jack
J. W. Kyle & Son
Ies
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marysville and Vicinity
Alvi Graham
W. F. Brodrick
Union County Agricultural Society
Ohio State Managers Association
Wapakoneta
el Paso, Texas
Adams Corn Husker Co
Margaret Thompson
W.T. H. Groves
Millcreek Township
Caroline Perkins
F. M. Perkins
Pythian Sisters
Gener
Order of Pythian Sisters
Order of Knights of Pythias
Lieved
God
Blagrove Street
Flemming
Claiborne Cemetery
Mrs. Perry Hoskins
Great Beyond
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