Death of Mrs. L A Eubanks Aunt of Elsie Janis
Mrs. L A Eubanks 67 a Magnetic Springs resident and Columbus observer dies likely Saturday in Elsie Janis cottage on High Street Columbus. Attorney James Loren found her body in an upper room with a diary noting heart pains and a note that she planned to travel to Magnetic Springs. Funeral arrangements made with E J Fisher Co and burial in Delaware after a Columbus service.
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Ohio State Journal
L. A. Eubanks
Columbus
L. Anna Eubanks
el Jan
Elsie Janis
North High Street
James Loren
Janis
Loren
Hanes
Eubanks
P J Eubanks
Chicago
E. E Fisher & Co
Delaware
Josephine Bierkower
Miss Janis
Boston
Providence
A. 1
Magnetic Springs
Local Bell employee resigns to join coast artillery
Wilfrid Snyder, longtime Bell Telephone worker in Joplin Missouri, resigned recently to enlist in the coast artillery of the United States. He will be stationed at Jefferson Barracks to study signal corps and will be assigned to a post permanently once trained.
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Wilfrid Snyder
Joplin
Bell Telephone Company
Coast Artillery
Uncle Sam
Jefferson Barracks
Signal Corps
Seventy fifth Birthday Celebrated at Richwood Home
Patternton Livingston marked his seventy fifth birthday at his West Bomford Street residence yesterday, December 15. Born in Coshocton county, he moved to Richwood at age three and has lived there since. His wife passed away recently. Livingston remains active and grateful for longevity, telling the Gazette editor he thanks the good Lord for life.
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Patternton Livingston
West Bomford Street
Richwood
Coshocton County
Mr. Livingston
the Gazette
Adams and Rider couple wed in private Richwood ceremony
On last Sunday at nine o'clock PM in Richwood, Jesse J. Adams and Grace Rider were married by Rev. Stover at the bride’s home. The private ceremony was attended only by immediate family and a few relatives. The groom will live in Richwood with his grandmother Mrs. Rose, and the newlyweds have the best wishes of all.
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Jesse J. Adams
Henry Adams
Richwood
Grace Rider
Adam Rider
Stover
M. P
Adams
Interesting Meeting of WC U Union on Prohibition
Local WC U members gathered at Mrs. T. F. Wart sbaugh home to discuss State Wide Prohibition with Revs Arpee Colborn and Cramer leading. Electa Hall of Ashley shared W C U experiences and cigarette control was debated. a voter petition will push the WD Ditmar cigarette bill at the next legislature.
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WC. U
T. F. Wartsbaugh
Arpee, Colborn and
Cramer
Electa Hall
Ashley
W.D Ditmar
Norris Home Social Hosts Noted Guests
Mr and Mrs Frank Norris entertained guests at their home last Wednesday evening including Mr and Mrs Bruce Street, Mr and Mrs J E McAlister, James Norris of Summersville and Mrs Lawrence Riley of Kenton.
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Frank Norris
Bruce Street
J E. McAlilister
James Norris
Summersville
Lawrence Riley
Kenton
Richwood Youth Convicted in Bootlegging Case
Chas Stout of Richwood, 19, was found guilty by a federal grand jury in Columbus for bootlegging in Union County. He received a discharge on promise not to reoffend after admitting to selling 70 cents worth of whiskey. Prosecutors noted harsher penalties would have applied in Union County.
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Chas Stout
Richwood
Columbus
Union County
Stout
New Industry Brings Evaporated Corn Trade To Richwood
E B Hostetter of Lititz Pennsylvania arrived in Richwood to promote corn culture and a new evaporated sugar corn process. He offers eight hundred dollars per ton for green corn snapped from the stalk, estimates four tons per acre and says the factory will employ about twenty workers, operating day and night all season. Husk and stalks will feed cows and other stock, boosting milk production and local profits.
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E. B. Hostetter
Lititz
Richwood
Hostetter
Farewell Reception for Arpee Family in Richwood
Rev. Chase Cramer hosted a farewell reception at the M E church on North Fulton Street honoring Rev. Leon Arpee and Miss Sirouhee Arpee as they depart Richwood for Nelsonville at year’s start. Ministers and families from Richwood churches attended as invited guests.
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Chase Cramer
Methodist Episcopal Church
M E. Parsonage
Fulton Street
Leon Arpee
Sirouhee Arpee
Richwood
Nelsonville
York Township Corn Show Set For January
Farmers in York township plan a January corn show at York with premiums for the best ear and grain varieties. Local growers compete for awards in several corn categories and stock up for judging.
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York
York Township
Woodmen Elect Officers at Regular Meeting
The Modern Woodmen of America elected officers at their Thursday gathering including Consul Wm Boyd Adviser O T Boggs Banker O G Bolenbaugh Clerk Geo Carroll Escort Marion Deboit Watchman Frank Scott Sentry Clayton Johnson Camp Physician Dr S J Bown and Manager Fred Sidle. They will be installed at the December 23 meeting. The Woodmen and the Maccabees will meet at Richards hall over the post office from now on.
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Woodmen of America
Wm. Boyd
O. T. Boggs
G Bolenbaugh
Geo. Carroll
Marion Deboit
Frank Scott
Clayton Johnson
J. Bown
Fred Sidle
Woodmen
the Maccabees
Richards
Will of Benj Thomas Probate Scheduled in Marysville
Will of Benj Thomas of Richwood read by eight witnesses but postponed due to Mrs. Paster illness. Executors named Dr S J Bown Benj Thomas Jr and Alvi Green. Four heirs receive about 1000 dollars. remainder to Wooster University for education of men studying for the ministry. Estate valued at about 30000 dollars.
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Benj Thomas
Richwood
Norris
Carl Smith
Melvin Middleton
Cassius McAllister
J. E. Langstaff
H. V Spicer
S. J. Bown
Maud Paster
Columbus
Thomas
Marysville
Benj. Thomas, Jr
Delaware County
Alvi Green
York Township
Chas. E. Jones
Williamses Wed at Home in Claiborne Area
Reverend W. O. Williams united in marriage at his home on South Franklin Street yesterday afternoon. The couple were Mr. O. O. Laird and Miss Jane A. Hull, both of near Claiborne.
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W. O. Williams
South Franklin Street
O. O Laird
Jane A. Hull
Claiborne
Carl W Johnson Surprised by Friends at Home
Last Wednesday evening December 8 Carl W Johnson was surprised at his home four miles west of Richwood by Sunday school friends from Claiborne who gathered to remind him he was twenty one. The evening included conversation social amusement and an elaborate luncheon brought by the visitors. Present were his mother and brother Clayton and Misses Dale
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Carl W. Johnson
Claiborne
Richwood
Clayton
Misses Dale
Local Ladies Send Gifts at a Pleasant Social Shower
A gathering included Elliott, Goldie Reigle, Carrie Garver, Sarah Hickok, Mabel Austin, Clara Wallace, Stella Wallace, Ethel Reed, Gladys Park, May Cameron and Mamie Hanby with Mrs. Geo Reigle and others. Mr Johnson received several handsome presents and a shower of post cards.
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Mr. Johnson
Mrs Whitehead Hosts Young Married Embroidery Club
Mrs Dr Whitehead hosted the Young Married Peoples Embroidery Club at her east Bingrove street home last Friday afternoon. Guests included Mrs L H Pierce Newark Mrs Ray Gast and Mrs Georgia Curry. Refreshments were served. The next meeting is set for Thursday afternoon Dec 23 at Mrs John Shipley’s north Clinton street home. Snow disrupted the C M S N electric line Saturday but service remained fully scheduled with some delays.
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Dr. Whitehead
Young Married Peoples’ Embroidery Club
East Bingrove Street
L. H. Pierce
Newark
Ray Gast
Georgia Curry
John Shipley
North Clinton Street
Thomas D Phillips Earns High Honors as Ohio State Cattle Judge
Thomas D. Phillips of Columbus son of Mrs Z L Phillips formerly Richwood now Columbus has an enviable record at Ohio State University He ranked first on Ohio cattle judging and second on the state team at the Chicago judging contest He later judged cattle at state fairs and shows across several states earning wide praise from professors and livestock interests in Union County Ohio
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Thomas D. Phillips
Z. L. Phillips
Richwood
Columbus
Ohio State University
Phillips
Agricultural College At
Ohio State
Chicago
Union Stock Yards
United States
Canada
Ohio
Carpenter & Ross
Mansfield
Indiana
Illinois
Kentucky
Tennessee
East
New York
Vermont
Virginia
Maryland
West Virginia
Union County
Help Richwood children for Christmas gifts
The Gazette Republican asks Richwood residents to send care packages to the Union County Children's Home. Twenty four children—seventeen girls and seven boys—will receive gifts placed on the Christmas tree and distributed at a Christmas entertainment. Packages must arrive by Wednesday evening December 22 at the Gazette office, with senders' names on the containers.
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Union County
Richwood
Gazette Republican
Gazette
Supt. Fox
Gazette Office
Indicted youths from Richwood and Bowling Green face counterfeiting charges
Walter W. Lake, a Richwood OSU student, and George H. Reed of Bowling Green were indicted by a Toledo federal grand jury. They allegedly forged counterfeit quarters after working at Hotel Victory in Put in Bay where slot machines drew them in and cost them wages. Their hearing is set for next week. Local supporters in Richwood vow to aid Lake, noting his prior good record.
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Walter W. Lake
Richwood
Ohio State University
George H. Reed
Bowling Green
Toledo
Victory
Putin Bay
Ohio State Journal
Young Lake
Good Hogs Sold by Cheney in Jackson Township
Cheney, near Richwood in Jackson township, sold 129 head of hogs to Jonah Blue for $2,421.50. The hogs averaged 235 pounds and brought Se per pound. Cheney is noted as a leading Union county farmer with consistently good hogs to sell.
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Cheney
Richwood
Jackson Township
Jonah Blue
Union County
Entertain at Colonial Hotel by Lyons and Winters
Mr and Mrs W H Lyons and Mr and Mrs F L Winter and daughter Miss Selah entertained guests to dinner Sunday at the Colonial Hotel. The group included Mr and Mrs F H King, Mr and Mrs D H Harvey and daughter Miss Hazel, Miss Peters and Dr Sonnestein, all of Marion. In the evening they hosted supper and then visited the Winters home on South Franklin Street.
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W. H Lyons
F. L. Winter
Miss Selah
Colonial Hotel
F. H. King
D. H. Harvey
Miss Hazel
Peters
Sonnestein
Marion Ino
Lyons
South
Franklin Street
Mrs Alexander Injured After Ice Fall
Mrs. Robert Alexander of east of Essex fell on ice last Monday morning and broke her right leg between knee and ankle. Dr Shuey of Prospect reduced the fracture. Her son John Alexander and family of Columbus came to help and returned home yesterday evening.
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Robert Alexander
Essex
Dr Shuey
John Alexander
Columbus
Colonal Hotel Sold for Boots and Dry Goods Purchase
F B Carmean traded the Colonial Hotel in Richwood for boots shoes and dry goods with F W Liggett of Montpelier Ohio. The stock worth about 8000 to 10000 will be closed out at Montpelier with clerks from Marysville and Carmean's son Mack. An invoice began last Tuesday.
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F. Carmean
Colonial
Richwood
F. W. Liggett
Montpelier
Ohio
Carmean
Marysville
Mack
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Richwood Boy
Gazette Building
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