Death of Dr James Cutler Richwood Leader Dies at 79
Obituary recounts Dr James A Cutler a longtime Richwood merchant bank president and former state senator born April 23 1831 in Delaware County Ohio who died December 17 1910 aged 79 years eight months and six days at his home on East Bla grove Street. He served in the Mexican and Civil wars, practiced medicine, led a drug business then banking, and was a lifelong Republican and Methodist Episcopal member. A memorial biographical sketch by Col W L Curry notes his public service and deep friendship. The funeral was held Monday at his home with Rev Cramer officiating. Surviving relatives include a brother Orange Cutler and several in-laws and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cutler
Richwood
United States
East Blagrove Street
Cramer
M. E. Church
Col
W. L. Curry
Columbus
Concord Township
Delaware County
Ohio
John
Matilda McGown Cutler
Dublin
Mexico
Cleveland
Regt
U. S. Infantry
Riley
Kinsbury
Lyon
Scott
Twigg
Vera Cruz
Cerro Gordo
Contreras Cherubusco
Molino
del Rey
Cheputepec
City of
Wesleyan University
Delaware
Starling Medical College
First
Ohio Cavalry
Cutler
Shiloh
Seige
Corinth
Courtland
Alabama
Perryville
Stone River
Tenn
Bellpoint
Lydia Pimm
Curry & Cutler
Bank of Richwood
Lydia
Lalla Rooke Cutler
Methodist Episcopal Church
Orange Cutler
M W Hill to Sell All Personal and Real Property
M W Hill announces sale of all possessions including 20 horses 3 wagons and harness 70 breeding ewes two farms near Byhalia and Delaware county half way between Delaware and Sunbury several Richwood houses and lots his grocery store and peddling outfit call for prices Mr and Mrs F P Elliott of Marion visited Richwood Sunday.
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M. W. Hill
Richwood
Byhalia
Delaware County
Delaware
Sunbury
Richwood Band Plans Concert at Opera House Friday
The Richwood band will perform Friday evening at the opera house featuring band music recitations and vocal selections. Admission is 10 cents to all parts of the house. invite the public to turn out and support the boys.
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Richwood
Opera House
Fair Board Shifts Richwood Fair to October Start
The Richwood Tri-County Fair Association votes to hold the next fair the first week in October, citing better seasonality and business for Richwood. The board removes breeding stables, stays in the Mad River Valley Circuit, and plans officer elections at the opera house on January 6.
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Richwood Tri-County Fair Association
Helth
Richwood Deposit Bank
Richwood Tri-County
Richwood
Mad River Valley
Opera House
Richwood Doctor Elected President of Ohio Medical District
Dr. B P Hall of Richwood was elected president of the Tenth District Medical Association of Ohio, a ten county region including Crawford Delaware Fairfield Franklin Knox Madison Morrow Pickaway Ross and Union. The honor reflects his long service and active involvement in the profession. Mrs. D E Ogan Mrs. Benj Hodge and Miss Vera Hershman visited Marion Saturday. Turn Down North Franklin Street paving bonds faced bid irregularities as The New First National Bank of Columbus refused bonds. Council postponed sale until spring and refused extra estimates for Ringwald & Sons work. Erie railroad light at Beatty avenue crossing urged. Blagrove street petition for vitrified brick paving and curb work discussed.
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B. P. Hall
Richwood
Tenth District Medical Association of
Ohio
Crawford
Delaware
Fairfield
Franklin
Knox
Madison
Morrow
Pickaway
Ross
Union
Hall
Jordan
First National Bank of Columbus
North Franklin Street
Columbus Bank
Ringwald & Sons
Franklin Street
Jones
Ogan
Erie Railroad
Beatty Avenue
Hunt
Erie Company
Blagrove Street
Cameron
Village Council Chooses Engineer for Street Plans
The council voted to employ an engineer to prepare the plans profiles and specifications for the street. A Carpe Diem club resolution commending village officials was read and placed on file after motions by Husted and McAllister. The meeting adjourned after minor business and bill payments to January first Monday.
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Carpe Diem Club
Husted
McAllister
Brown and Cake Wed in Marysville Ceremony
Homer J. Brown of the Myers farm south of Richwood and Amelia Cake of Columbus were married in Marysville last Thursday after living together since spring.
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Homer J. Brown
Richwood
Myers
Amelia Cake
Columbus
Mr. Brown
Marysville
Funeral Attendance for Dr. James A. Cutler
A large group from Delaware Columbus Plain City Worthington and Wadsworth attended the Richwood funeral of Dr. James A. Cutler. Attendees included O. D. Cutler Dell Graham Olive Cutler Emery Neff Wm. Cutler J. O. Cutler Lavina Cutler Col W. L. Curry John Corbin Emery Corbin A V Horn and Er nest ine Curry and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. D. Cutler
Dell Graham
Olive Cutler
Emery Neff
Wm. Cutler
Delaware
J. O. Cutler
Lavina Cutler
Col
W. L. Curry
Columbus
John Corbin
Emery Corbin
A. V. Horn
Ernestine
Plain City
Asbury
Isaac Norris
Mr. Morgan
Fine Studebaker Touring Car Arrives in Columbus
W. H. Conboy and Chas. Adams brought home an E. M. F. Studebaker touring car in Columbus on Monday. It is exhibited at Conboy's carriage repository where he also serves as agent for the E. M. F. Studebaker line and the Flanders model. The article notes Studebaker’s renowned quality and large corporate stature.
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W. H. Conboy
Chas. Adams
Columbus
Studebaker
United States
David Melick Not Dead Alive In California Now
A Richwood reader reports that David Melick who left Ohio for California years ago is alive and in better health. Neighbors recall a Gazette Republican item announcing his death, but Melick jokes he is “the liveliest corpse in California” and asks neighbors to spread the truth.
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Richwood
David Melick
Ohio
California
Los Angeles
Gazette Republican
Wm. Neel
Melick
Mr. Melick
Houk Coal Mine Official Visits Richwood
J L Houk of Uhrichsville Ohio superintendent of the Houk coal mine at Stillwater visited Richwood on Tuesday as a guest of Uriah Cahill and wife and old friends. He called on the Gazette Republican and renewed his subscription for another year visiting grandparents in York township.
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J. L. Houk
Uhrichsville
Ohio
Houk
Stillwater
W. H. Houk
Tuscarawas County
Richwood
Uriah Cahill
Wm. M. Morrow
York Township
Gazette Republican
Sunday School Class Hosted by Dr. Thompson in York
Dr. C. L. Thompson and his wife entertained their Sunday school class, twenty-nine young women aged sixteen to twenty-one, at their York home last Friday evening. The gathering featured games, music by Lydia Hoover Floris Hines Mildred and Mable Rodgers, a two course luncheon, chicken sandwiches fruit coffee cake and brick ice cream, and heartfelt thanks to the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Thompson
York
Mildred
Mable Rodgers
LaRue
Mrs. Thompson
Carpe Diem Club Praises Richwood Officials Civic Drive
The Carpe Diem club endorses village officials and the Gazette-Republican for civic improvements in Richwood. Members pledge cooperation in paving streets, sidewalks, sanitation, and water supply while urging twentieth century progress and byword-friendly town appearance.
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the Gazette-Republican
Civic Improvement Club
Gazette-Republican
Gazette Republican
Carpe Diem Club
Gazette
W. H. HustTep
W. H. Lyons
F. L. Winter
J. L. Horn
L. C. Beem
Christmas Meat Specials From Browning Butcher Wagon
F. F. Browning offers beef veal mutton pork spare ribs backbones for Christmas next Friday and Saturday. Prices vary from pork 12½¢ to 1s4d, pure lard 14¢, beef boils 8–10¢, steaks 12¢ to 1s. If not seen, call 280 to arrange delivery.
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F. F. Browning
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James A. Cutler
F. P. Elliott
Marion
Fair Board
B. P. Hall of
D. E. Ogan
Benj. Hodge
Vera Hershman
Bank, of
Ephriam
Eph
Ephc
Mammy
Dr. Cutler
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