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Richwood Gazette

Location

Richwood, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1936

Page

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Local Notices of Weekend House Guests in Marion Area

Miss Phyllis Cheney spent Sunday and Monday with Joan Barker at the home of Dr and Mrs O M Young in Marion. Dr and Mrs O A Lashley and daughter Nancy Adair from Steubenville visited Mrs Lashleys mother Mrs J W Cheney and family. Wilbert Koffroth and son from Akron were Memorial Day guests of Mrs Mary Koffroth at the C Boggs home. Jack Spratt of Pontiac Michigan visited grandparents Mr and Mrs C B Zuspan. Mrs J A Sanders of Steubenville is spending weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs C B Zuspan. Homer Weaver and daughter from Dayton were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Burgoon.

Phyllis Cheney Joan Barker Mrs. O. M. Young Marion O. A. Lashley Nancy Adair Steubenville Wilbert Koffroth and Son Akron Mary Koffroth C. Boggs Jack Spratt Pontiac, Mich Mrs. C. B. Zuspan J. A. Sanders Homer Weaver Little Daughter Dayton Charles Burgoon

Miss Jane McAllister Visits Richwood for Summer

Miss Jane McAllister long employed in New York arrived in Richwood on Sunday to spend the summer with her parents Mr. and Mrs. F A McAllister.

Jane McAllister New York Richwood F. A. McAllister

New York Visitors Stay With Cleveland Hosts

Mr. and Mrs. F. A. McAllister and daughter Jane from New York were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dixon in Cleveland. Jane Pettey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Pettey, north of town, had her tonsils removed last week by Dr. K. W. Keever.

F. A. McAllister Miss Jane New York Ralph Dixon Cleveland Jane Pettey Glenn Pettey K. W. Keever

Ladies Aid Meeting at Langstaff Home

The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist church will meet this Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. E. Langstaff on South Fulton street.

Ladies’ Aid of the Baptist Church J. E. Langstaff South Fulton Street

Sunday social at the Hills in Columbus

Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Clevenger Mrs. Alice Clayton Mrs. James Decker and sons Clayton and Dale O. K. Eastman and Miss Yates a nurse all spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hill in Columbus and called on Mrs. O. K. Eastman.

P. B. Clevenger Alice Clayton James Decker Clayton and Dale O. K. Eastman

Haughn Guests Join Marion Household Then Week

Mr and Mrs Harley Haughn were guests of Mr and Mrs Harold Haughn in Marion last week, spending Wednesday and Thursday with the family.

Harley Haughn Harold Haughn Marion

Akron and Columbus couples spend weekend with Sloops

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Sloop of Akron and Mr. and Mrs. D E Tanner of Columbus visited Mr. and Mrs. B F Sloop over the weekend.

Lee Sloop Akron D. E. Tanner Columbus B. F. Sloop

Dinner Guests at P B Clevenger Home

Mr and Mrs Frank Watkins of Jackson Center visited with Mr and Mrs Harry Clevenger and Mrs George Hill who were dinner guests Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs P B Clevenger.

Frank Watkins Jackson Center Harry Clevenger George Hill P. B. Clevenger

Mrs Alice Clayton Visits From Saturday To Monday

Mrs Alice Clayton stayed from Saturday to Monday with her brother O K Eastman while Mrs Eastman remains ill in Mercy hospital.

Alice Clayton O. K. Eastman Mrs. Eastman Mercy Hospital

Louise Evans Injured In Fall Near Pharisburg

Mrs. Louise Evans living near Pharisburg fell and broke her kneecap several days ago and is reported to be progressing as well as could be expected.

Louise Evans Pharisburg

Grace Bailey Seriously Ill After Stroke in Amlin

Mrs Grace Bailey of Amlin formerly Grace Wilcox of Richwood is gravely ill at home after suffering a stroke. She is a cousin of Mrs Ottie Miller.

Grace Bailey Amlin Grace Wilcox Richwood Bailey Ottie Miller

Townsend club to meet with Newell as guest speaker

Richwood Townsend club will meet Thursday at eight o'clock second door west of the Villa hotel. Charles W. Newell state area manager of Cincinnati will be the guest speaker offering a special treat for attendees.

Richwood Townsend Club Villa Hotel Charles W. Newell Cincinnati

Gills Journey to Wooster and Return Visit

Mr and Mrs R R Gill traveled to Wooster in the late week and were joined homeward by Mr Gill's mother who will stay several weeks in Richwood.

Mrs. R. R. Gill Wooster Mr. Gill Richwood

Beem Household Goods Sale Notice At 149 Sony Franklin St

A public sale of household goods is listed at the late B F Beem residence 149 Sony Franklin St. Mr and Mrs Lyons and son along with Mrs Marion Alexander of Detroit were guests Saturday at Mrs Mary Koffroth’s home.

B. F. Beem Sony Tranklin Ema C.—nadr Lyons and Son Marion Alexander Detroit, Mich Mary Koffroth

Memorial Day Program by Richwood Troops at Stony Point

The Richwood Boy and Girl Scouts presented a Memorial Day program at Stony Point, following services at Claiborne cemetery. The troops have participated in the Stony Point program for several years and take pride in the tradition.

Richwood Stony Point Claiborne Cemetery

Richwood Club to entertain at National Republican Convention

Richwood and the Richwood London Club are chosen to provide entertainment for the National Republican Convention at Cleveland on Farmers Day June 10. The Richwood delegation will lodge at Hollenden Hotel Room 303. Curtis Ross leads the club arranging the program with pianist Margaret Ann Riley and others for a full day of morning afternoon and evening events.

Cleveland Richwood Richwood Landon Club National Republican Hollenden Hotel Richwood London Club Curtis Ross Margaret Ann Riley Victor S. Lyons London Charles Seibert Rolland Dixon Old Hayseed L. J. McCoy Margaret LeMasters Anna Jones Kathleen Imbody Harold Winter McCoy Miss Jones Aaron Darnell McKinley Haines Myers Y. Cooper Ohio

Surprise Birthday Party At Applegate Home

Miss Dorothy Applegate hosted a surprise party for Arnold Wiley last Wednesday evening at the Applegate home. Mrs. Glenn Pettey baked a white cake with yellow candles. guests included Delbert and daughter, Delaware. LeRoy Wiley. B. M. Reese. Orlie Storey. Glenn Pettey family. Earl Springer. Martyn Applegate. Lamont and Ross Shoup. Mildred and Glenn Mannasmith. Ruth Callahan. Ruth Morrison. James Hoffman. Penrose Wiley. Wendell Reames. Ice cream and cake were served.

Dorothy Applegate Arnold Wiley Glenn Pettey Delbert Smith Delaware LeRoy Wiley B. M. Reese Orlie Storey Earl Springer Martyn Applegate Lamont and Ross Shoup Mildred Glenn Mannasmith Ruth Callahan Ruth Morrison James Hoffman Penrose Wiley Wendell Reames

Visit Home Folks

Mr and Mrs Delmer Cahill of Washington DC have been guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Bent Cahill. Mr Cahill returned to Richwood with them after two weeks with his son and wife in Washington. Mrs Cahill could not accompany him due to ill health.

Delmer Cahill Washington, D. C Bent Cahill Cahill Richwood Washington

Dysert Reunion Attended by Isles and Tinkey Families

Mr and Mrs Fred J Isles and Mr and Mrs Russell Tinkey with three children of Mansfield attended the Dysert reunion at the home of Mrs Ola Cameron on South Clinton Street Richwood. Isles once lived in Richwood near the Harger property and Mrs Isles is Mrs Camerons sister.

Fred J.isles Russell Tinkey Mansfield Richwood Ola Cameron South Clinton Street Mr. Isles Frank Harger Isles

Clean-Up Day Declared by Village Mayor for June 11

Sturgis H. Cheney announces a village wide clean-up day on Thursday June 11. Residents must place tin cans and rubbish at the curb for free disposal while ashes are not accepted. Officials urge owners or tenants to clear alleys of ash and debris promptly.

Sturgis H. Cheney

East Boundary School Reunion Set For June 14

All former pupils and teachers of East Boundary school are invited to the third annual reunion at the school house on Sunday June 14. Bring well filled baskets and enjoy the picnic at noon. There will be a short program games and renewing of friendships in the afternoon. Tell your old classmates.

East Boundary School

Taken to Hospital After Observation Visit

Mrs. Laurel Long of Magnetic Springs was taken to Jane M. Case hospital in Delaware for observation last week. Mr. Long formerly resided in Essex.

Laurel Long Magnetic Springs Jane M. Case Hospital Delaware Mr. Long Essex

Sunday School Convention Set for June 9 10

The annual Union County Sunday School Convention will be held Tuesday evening and Wednesday June 9 and 10 at Jerome M E church. An excellent program has been arranged and all Sunday schools are asked to send delegations.

Union County Jerome M. E. Church

Neighbors Hold Surprise Housewarming for Moehns

Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Moehn received a surprise housewarming Monday night at their new home southeast of Richwood. About 30 neighbors and friends attended, with guests including Zane Randall, Carl Randall, Henry Adams, Don Cramer and families, C. C. Applegate and children, Durwood Shoup and family, Grady Carroll and children, Corn Sidle and Roy Mannasmith households.

P. A. Moehn Richwood S Zane Randall Carl Randall Henry Adams Don Cramer C. C. Applegate Durwood Shoup

Entertains Guests on Memorial Day at Essex Home

Mr and Mrs C M Hodge of near Essex hosted Memorial Day guests including Mr and Mrs Howard Hodge Miss Iris Wood and sister of Claiborne Edward Hodge of Green Camp Albert Holliday of Richwood Mr and Mrs Lawrence Hodge and son Walter of Radnor Clarabelle Hodge joined them for a week long visit back home.

C. M. Hodge Near Essex Howard Hodge Iris Wood Claiborne Edward Hodge Green Camp Albert Holliday Richwood Lawrence Hodge Walter Radnor Clarabelle Hodge

Fire at Spratt Home Causes Small Roof Blaze

A spark from a chimney started a small fire Sunday morning at N. W. Spratt's South Franklin home when a shed roof caught fire. Only minor damage occurred.

N. W. Spratt South Franklin

Scout Boy Fractures Leg At Camp Picnic

Edison Thomas of Richwood Scout Troop 124 was injured at Camp Marriott northwest of Richwood when he fell on a board with a nail. He received first aid at the camp and was taken to a local physician for stitches.

Edison Thomas Stanley Thomas South Franklin Street Richwood Troop 124 Boy Scouts Camp Marriott Richwood Young Thomas

Street Dances Start Tonight In Richwood

Richwood merchants open a series of Thursday night street dances from 9 to 11 30 p m with Bellefontaine orchestra leading the music. Extra police will oversee crowds and orderly conduct as the town maintains a long tradition of street dancing with added participation features.

Richwood Merchants Bellefontaine Richwood

Sieg Residence Damaged by Roof Fire

Fire department responded Friday morning to Thad Sieg’s home on East Bla Grove Street where the roof was found on fire. The blaze caused slight damage and was extinguished with chemicals.

Thad Sieg

Memorial Day Baccalaureate Attended by Stevens Family

Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Stevens along with Ralph and Catherine spent Memorial Day with Miss Anna Jones. Sunday Donald Jones of Prospect joined them in Sidney for the baccalaureate services. Miss Helen Jones, Anna Jones niece, is a member of Sidney’s 115 member graduating class.

Girl Scouts Enjoy Picnic After Memorial Day Services

The Girl Scouts participated in Memorial Day services and then held a picnic at the Scout camp on Saturday. Mary Florence Shuman, scribe, notes the event.

Mary Florence Shuman

Birthday Party Honors Mr William Fletcher Guests

Mrs. William Fletcher entertained Sunday for her husband William Fletcher. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Owen Bauldauf and children of Marion, Mr. and Mrs. William Heath and children of Delaware, and Miss Edith Fletcher of Troy.

William Fletcher Owen Bauldauf Marion William Heath Delaware Edith Fletcher Troy

Lodge Memorial Service Set In Claibourne Cemetery Church

The Rebekahs and Odd Fellows of Richwood hold a memorial service at Claiborne cemetery church next Sunday at two. Members should meet at the hall at 1 30 o clock.

Rebekahs Odd _ Fellows of Richwood Claibourne Cemetery

Richwood Merchants Defeat Delaware Cubs 4–1 at Fairgrounds

The Richwood Merchants beat the Delaware Cubs 4 to 1 Sunday at the fairgrounds. Delaware finished with 4 hits and 2 errors while Richwood tallied 11 hits and 1 error for the win.

Richwood Merchants Delaware Cubs Fairgrounds Delaware Richwood

Jolly Stitchers Call First Meeting of Year

The club announces its first gathering will be held Thursday at 2 30 in the M FE church basement. Members are urged to invite friends and recruit new attendees.

M. FE

Queen Esther Circle Holds Springfield District Banquet

About fifteen members of the Queen Esther Circle of Richwood M E church attended the annual banquet and meeting of the Springfield District Queen Esther Circle at Urbana last Thursday evening. They enjoyed a fine dinner and an inspiring program.

Queen Esther Circle Richwood M. E Springfield Urbana

Sudden Heart Attack Fatal at Shoup Cemetery

James Elbert Camm 53 a farmer two miles southeast of Prospect died Friday at three PM while at Shoup cemetery east of Richwood setting out plants death from heart attack He was born June 23 1883 Marion county never married survived by six siblings Funeral at Prospect home Monday 2 PM interment Prospect cemetery Lloyd Winter Son officiating

James Elbert Camm Prospect Shoup Cemetery Richwood Mr. Camm George Camm Elizabeth Lester Camm Marion County Lloyd Winter & Son Prospect Cemetery

Sunshine Circle Meets At Mrs Rapp Home In June

The Sunshine Circle of The King's Daughters held its June meeting at Mrs. J. F. Rapp's home with 23 members present. Reading included an origin story of the Bible and a Sunshine Song. Plans for a July picnic were made and committees appointed for the year.

Sunshine Circle of the King’s Daughters J. F. Rapp Esta Sanders Louise Lindsey Lena Harris Silver Cross Rapp Helena Fravel Grace Cushman

Claiborne Pharisburg M P Church holds quarterly conference

The Claiborne Pharisburg circuit quarterly meeting in Clatborne Tuesday night reported healthy conditions in all church departments. Rev. Paul L. Lafferty received a unanimous invitation to return next year. Parsonage repairs and painting were approved. Ralph Styer elected delegate and Minnie Cameron alternate to Sabina annual conference in August. Fourth session set for Pharisburg August 13.

Claiborne-Pharisburg M. P Clatborne Paul L. Lafferty Ralph Styer Minnie Cameron Sabina Pharisburg

Five Generations Represented At Gathering

Mr and Mrs Elmer Barker hosted a family reunion showing five generations. Attendees included Robert Knappenberger and son John William from Macon Georgia Paul Dildine and sons from Raymond Joe Myers and son Carl Lee from Marysville and afternoon visitors P A Moehn and E J Taylor. Group photos captured four generations at F C Allen home and a second shot featured Elmer Barker and others. The reunion was noted as a pleasant coincidence.

Elmer Barker Bobby Robert Knappenberger John William Roy Gunter Macon. Ga Paul Dildine Raymond Joe Myers Carl Lee Marysville P. A. Moehn E. J. Taylor F. C. Allen Elizabeth Bishop Findlay Allen Macon Ga

4 H Club Meeting At Langstaff Home

The Richwood Canning and Cooking 4 H Club will meet Tuesday June 9 at 3 00 PM at the home of Mrs Winona Langstaff at the corner of South Franklin Street and Tawe Road All old members and prospective joiners are invited Mary Florence Shuman president

Richwood Canning and Cooking Winona Langstaff South Franklin St Tawe Road Mary Florence Shuman

Dayton Guests Visit West Ottawa Street Hosts

Mr and Mrs Edward Whitenack Mr and Mrs William Reynolds and Harold Burgoon of Dayton were weekend guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Burgoon of West Ottawa street.

Edward Whitenack William Reynolds Harold Burgoon Dayton Charles Burgoon West Ottawa Street

Memorial Day Observance in Richwood at Claiborne Cemetery

Memorial Day ceremonies were held in Richwood with a parade led by the Drum Corps and Civil War veteran Comrade Cyrus Stamats. The program at Claibourne cemetery featured Scouts, Daughters of Veterans, American Legion and Auxiliary, and music, followed by a second service at Stoney Point cemetery. Stores closed in observance.

Franklin Street Cyrus Stamats Woman’s Relief Corps Daughters of Veterans, American Legion and Auxiliary L. B. Snyder Richwood Troop No B. F. McKinnon Richwood M. P. Church Daughters of Veterans Anna Mary Chiesa Rachel Baker Caroline Chiesa Louise Thomas Mary Florence Shuman Joan White E. I Stoney Point Cemetery Stamats Rev. McKinnon Stoney Point Richwood Claibourne

Sew-So 4H Club Holds May Meeting With Demo Plans

The Clai borne Sew-So 4-H club met May 28 at Mrs. A C Warner's home with 19 members. Plans were set for members to advance their work and demonstrations were assigned for the next meeting. A marshmallow roast followed many games. The next gathering will be at Dorothy Johnston's home on Thursday June 11.

Claiborne Sew-So

Up and Coming Livestock 4-H Club Meets At Ross Home

The Up and Coming Livestock 4-H club held its third meeting at Dick Ross’s home on Friday evening May 29. Plans were made to attend the 4-H officers meeting in Marysville on June 4. Refreshments were served and the next gathering will be at Earl Bumgarner’s home. George Howard reported for the news.

Dick Ross Marysville Earl Bumgarner George Howard

Fall Breaks Hip Of Mrs William McElroy

Mrs William McElroy aged 80 of South Franklin Street fractured her hip after a fall at home on Sunday evening. While placing a can on a shelf she lost balance while standing on a chair. Her stepson came to Richwood Monday and escorted her to Dover hospital for treatment. her condition is listed as serious given her age.

William McElroy South Franklin Street

Mrs Hill Visits Columbus Native Father Eastman

Mrs. George Hill of Columbus visited her father O K Eastman from Wednesday until Friday, enjoying time with family and sharing news during the stay in the city.

George Hill Columbus O. K. Eastman

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Landon Club Applegate Spratt Sieg Girl Scout News Jolly Stitchers Emma Curran Harry Toledo John Robert Kansas Frank Buffalo Jessie Willauer Michigan City Ind Mrs. Rapp Sunshine Circle Clatborne-Pharisburg Langstaff S. Franklin ST Patriotic Organizations of Memorial Day Committee Sew-So Club
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