Marysville News Highlights Court Notices and Local Events
Special correspondent reports probate and real estate items at the court house. Marysville residents hear lectures by Dr Beardsly and follow church services with Christmas plans across multiple faiths. Local incidents include injuries to C L Robinson and Lawrence Martin, the death of Mrs Belle Maddox, and the capture of fugitive Lloyd Biggs. The piece covers community notices, school and holiday programs, and revival signs in Marysville and vicinity.
Will be Good Now. Bert Ogden Arrested in Meter Dispute
Bert Ogden was arrested after an assault on George P. Zwerner over placing an electric light meter in the Eagles rooms above Shetterley’s restaurant. Zwerner opposed the meter in the hall. Ogden claimed the right to place it where he wished and later threatened Zwerner, leading to a peace bond issued by Justice Kennedy.
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Bert Ogden
George P. Zwerner
Eagles
Shetterley’s
Zwerner
Ogden
Justice Kennedy
Divorce Granted in Richwood for Malissa Heenan
Mrs Malissa Heenan of Richwood was granted a divorce Saturday by Judge Brodrick from her husband Charles Heenan now of Columbus on the grounds of willful absence. They wed April 11 1900 and have a 6 year old daughter for custody.
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Malissa Heenan
Richwood
Brodrick
Charles Heenan
Columbus
Two Drunks Fined in Marysville Incident
Nathan Gordon and James Eagin of Oroville were intoxicated in Marysville last Wednesday. Officer Liggett ordered them home twice. they entered another man's rig and resisted, leading to arrest. Mayor Hamilton fined each $1 plus costs.
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Nathan Gordon
James Eagin
Oroville
Marysville
Liggett
Hamilton
Left With Bad Reputation Linked To Two Men Returning
W. J. Mahon and H. O. Kimmell, who traveled to El Paso Texas, returned home last week. Mahon paused in Chicago seeking work and plans to reside in Toledo with his wife. A former mail carrier, he went to Texas for a job printing post but high living costs made the wages insufficient. He left many unpaid bills and creditors attached his goods.
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Mahon
Kimmell
el Paso
Texas
Chicago
Toledo
McGhee v Hotsenpiller Heads to Supreme Court
The suit over mining claims in Arizona advances to the Supreme Court as defendants Hoopes and Robinson appeal the ruling against George W. McGhee. The case centers on a $17,000 sum for a claimed communion in sale of mining rights.
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George W. McGhee
Edwin Hotsenpiller
Magnetic Springs
Supreme Court
Defendents
Hoopes & Robinson
Aizona
McGhee
McGhee Case Sent Back to Common Pleas Court
The case was remanded to the common pleas court after the appellate court found the trial court erred in ruling on jury testimony and directing a verdict for the defendant. McGhee is stated as a Chicago resident.
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Mon Pleas Court
The
Common Pleas Court
McGhee
Chicago
Marysville High Celtics open season with win over Milford Center
Marysville High defeated Milford Center 45 to 14 at Woodstock Friday evening in the season opener. Porter Demorest and Harris led the scoring for Marysville while Milford Center’s lineup showed solid effort but lacked the quickness of the home team. A large crowd attended as Marysville announced a fast squad and an ambitious schedule.
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Marysville
Milford Center High
Woodstock
Porter
Demorest
Harris
Milford Center
Mrs Thompson Dies After Typhoid Illness At Home
Mrs. William Thompson aged 33 died at her home on West Third Street after a six week typhoid illness. A Swiss native who moved with her parents to Canton Ohio, she married Mr. Thompson in 1893. Survived by husband and four children the youngest a one year old ill with typhoid. Funeral held in Methodist church with Maccabee lodge aid, burial in Oakdale. Rev Harford preached.
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William H. Shenneman
Fred Wood
West Mansfield
Branston
Marysville
Dr. Beardsly
C. L. Robinson
Mr. Robinson
Lawrence Martin
Mills
Belle Maddox
Milford Center
Oakdale
John Maddox
William Thompson
West Third Street
Switzerland
Canton
Ohio
Mr. Thompson
York Township
Thompson
Maccabee Lodge
Harford
One Hundred Working on Milk Plant
Workmen completed the foundation for the milk plant smoke stack. The 135 foot brick tower starts as twelve feet square at the base and will cost $7000. Total plant cost about $130,000 with many farmers visiting the site.
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Marysville
Council Passes Resolution At Thursday Meeting
The council met Thursday evening and approved a resolution. The action follows an earlier announcement and sets forth the plan or policy under consideration.
City Council Raises Salaries and Approves Street Paving
The council approved raises for clerk from 300 to 500 dollars and treasurer from 250 to 300 dollars. Donkright objected to mayor salary rise and clerk increase, blocking passage without his vote as only five members were present. Measures passed under suspension of rules, including a grade ordinance and Walnut street improvement to be paved from Fourth to Eighth, starting early spring. Paving contracts awarded to F M Kemp & Sons of Middletown Ohio for west Seventh Street and east Sixth Street, with work to begin after April first. Street commissioner to collect 2 dollars from each property owner on west Fourth Street with cement driveways. unpaid sums to be added to tax duplicate. Executives and committee members named include Loughrey, J W Southard, David Danforth, and others.
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Donkright
Walnut Street
Eighth Street
West Seventh Street
Court
Locust
East Sixth
Main
Chestnut
F. M. Kemp & Sons
Middletown
Ohio
West Fourth Street
T. C. Tracey
Farmers Institute Hears Condensed Milk Plant Address
The annual Union county farmers institute met in the opera house with strong attendance. J. Baldwin and J. F. Gordon spoke, but John Wilds of Highland Ill presented facts on a new condensed milk plant. He is a principal stockholder and outlined care for cows and milk handling with price forecasts. Resolutions favored local option and urged leaders to support it in the General Assembly.
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Union County Farmers Institute
Opera House
J. Baldwin
Summit County
J. F. Gordon
Green County
John Wilds
Highland
Wilds
Wilch
G. M. Wilber
James Coe
Pars L
Probate Court Notes on Neal Will and Martin Estate
The will of Orrin G. Neal of Claiborne township was probated Monday. Appraisers value Eli Martin estate chattels at 437 dollars 75 cents in Washington township.
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Orrin G. Neal
Claiborne Township
Eli Martin
Washington Township
Milford Center Milling Co. v Hinderer money and injunction
Court action listing Milford Center Milling Co. as plaintiffs against John F. Hinderer for money and injunctive relief. Attorney E. W. Porter represents plaintiffs in this foreclosure and civil suit context. Amounts claimed include 2033.66 with interest from Sept 16 1907. Property involved situated in Richwood. Al C. Eggert is plaintiff's attorney. Also suits: Woods v Drumm et al for mortgage foreclosure and Willison estate v Laura McEntire and John McIntire for money.
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John W. Allinger
Frank Brugler
Milford Center Milling Company
John F. Hinderer
E. W. Porter
W. C. Woods
Alva E. Drumm
Etta J. Drumm
Amanda Marriott
Richwood
al. C. Eggert
A. R. Willison
R. W. Willison
Laura McEntire
John McIntire
Marriage Licenses Noted for York and Nearby Townships
Edward A. Erwin 21 farmer and Edna M. Patrick 18 of York township wed with Rev. Rollins officiating. Henry K. Mattison 24 farmer of Jackson township and Lulu J. Schertzer 22 of Washington township married by Rev. McKinnon. Clyde Earl James 25 Ada and Iva McAllister 24 Claiborne township married by Rev. Rollins.
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Edward A. Erwin
Farmer
Edna M. Patrick
York Township
Rollins
Henry K. Mattison
Jackson Township
Lulu J. Schertzer
Washington Township
McKinnon
Clyde Earl James
Ada
Iva McAllister
Claiborne Township
Christmas Sermons and Prayer Gatherings Across Churches
The Presbyterian church hosts a Christmas sermon next Sunday morning. Revival begins January 5 at the M. E. church with a week of prayer. York Presbyterian offers Sunday afternoon service at 2 30. Tonight prayers at Presbyterian church. Next Sunday evening the pastor speaks on the ninth commandment. Ladies Aid of York Presbyterian meets today at 1 at Mrs Reed's home. The M. P. church will have their an-
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Church of Christ
M. P
David Neal
M. E
College
Delaware
Elizabeth King
Selah Winter
Miss Winter
Holy Voices
Jesus Our King
Don van Winkle
Gold
Embrey
Baldwin
Miss King
Christ
Presbyterian Church
York Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
John Reed
The Limit Supposedly Quoted by Mrs Henhigus
Mrs Henhigus declares her husband the crankiest man alive saying he only attends church when the church is closed for summer vacation. The line humorously notes his seasonal churchgoing habit.
Women Laugh at Him Elopement Stirs Waltertown Gossips
A married man elopes with a woman deemed less attractive than his wife, provoking sharp mockery from local residents and stirring gossip about virtue and reward in the small community.
Take Children to Princess Theater Matinee Saturday
The notice urges taking children to the Princess theater matinee Saturday afternoon, offering a family friendly outing with a film or show suitable for youngsters.
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Princess Theater
Delaware to entertain Richwood with traction line celebration
Delaware prepares to host Richwood on Friday February 14 as the Commercial club plans a banquet and meeting. The new traction line to Richwood marks a century since Delaware was established and boosts relations between Richwood and Delaware city and western Delaware county. The line’s first freight arrived and passenger service expands, with Theatre cars and agreeable schedules easing travel.
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Delaware
Richwood
Delaware Journal-Herald
Traction Line
Commercial Club of
Union County
Columbus, Magnetic Spring & Northern Electric Railway
H. E. Buck
Delaware County
Commercial Club
Columbus, Magnetic
Cook Motor Company
Mr. Buck
W. B. Leas
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Lloyd Biggs
Biggs
Joe Biggs
Baptist Church
Baptist
Conkright
Gertrude Schmelzer
Gertrude Colborn
Marie Glassmeyer
Leah Cox
Wm. Thompson
Council
the Farmer's Institute
Probate Court
M. P. Church
City OF
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