Golden wedding celebrated by S P Hawk and wife near Richwood
Mr and Mrs S P Hawk marked fifty years of marriage with a June 1 celebration at their home north of Richwood attended by about eighty relatives and friends. The couple wed June 1 1882 in Chambersburg Pennsylvania and later lived in Marion and then north of Richwood on their farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P. Hawk
Richwood
Mrs. Hawk
Hawk
Ohio
Chambersburg
Emily Jolley
Fremont
Marion
Delaware
Prospect
Ostrander
the Gazette
Modernizing the Wardrobe At Marysville Achievement Day
The Marysville Achievement Day program on Friday June 10 begins at 10 30 a m in Marysville High School. Groups from several townships perform demonstrations and two short plays. Mrs Harold Kent Mrs Max Rogers and Mrs Harold Bishop spearhead with Home Economics delegates and Miss Edna Callahan and Miss Adele Kock addressing attendees. All Union county women are welcome and program copies are at the County Agent's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysvill High School
Harold Kent
Max Rogers
Harold Bishop
Home Economics Department
Edna Callahan
Adele Kock
Union County
Memorial Services Planned for Deceased Members
Richwood Rebekah Lodge 443 and I O O F hold memorials Sunday June 12 at 2 30 pm at Claiborne cemetery with Rev B F McKinnon to address. Graves to be decorated for deceased members. flowers requested from members and the public invited to attend after meeting at 1 30 pm. two candidates initiated and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richwood I. C. C. F. Lodge No
Claiborne Cemetery
B. F. McKinnon
Rebekah Lodge
Barbecue and Trap Shoot Kicks Off Season Near Richwood
The Union County Sportsmen's League held its first barbecue and trap shoot of the season last Thursday at headquarters west of Richwood. In a business session, the old officers were re elected to serve in 1932. Monthly events continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County Sportsmen’s League
Richwood
Philathea Class Meets at Baptist Church Home
The Philathea class met Monday evening at Mrs. Harry Bristley’s home. Readings were given by Mrs. Griffith, Mrs. Dale Wiley and Mrs. Earl Nye. Contests were enjoyed. The class voted to donate five dollars to Mrs. Eddy's department to aid in purchasing a piano. A luncheon was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church
Harry Bristley
Griffith
Dale Wiley
Earl Nye
Legions of Sixth District to Celebrate on July 4th
The Sixth District American Legion of Ohio will stage Independence Day events at the State Fair Grounds Columbus. The program includes sham battles by Ft. Hayes troops airplane maneuvers horse races drills athletic events and drum and bugle corps contests. Myron A. Miller leads the district and organizes the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion of Ohio
State Fair Grounds
Columbus
George Washington
Ft. Hayes
Myron A. Miller
Former Richwood Resident Injured in Galion Hip Fracture
Mrs. W. E. Simons 88 of Galion suffered a fractured hip Saturday noon at her son Clair’s home in Galion. She is in Good Samaritan hospital in serious condition. She formerly resided in Richwood and is mother of Dr. Frank Simons of Buckeye Lake. Mr. and Mrs. David Neal visited her Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Simons
Galion
Clair
Good Samaritan Hospital
Simons
Richwood
Frank Simons
Buckeye Lake
David Neal
Gingham Gals Plan Trip to Officers Conference
The 4 H Club called a special meeting on June 2 to arrange attendance by officers and advisor at the Officers and Advisors conference in Marysville on June 3. Seven members joined, totaling 23, with demonstrations in even and uneven basing stitches, running stitch, and over casting. Visitors Mrs Marshall Robinson and Betty Watts attended. The next meeting is set for June 21 at the school house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
Vonda Robinson
Loree Teets
Agnes Hines
Lola Styer
Marshall Robinson
Betty Watts
Fern Robinson
L L L Club and Up and Coming 4 H Organize in June
The Lucky Leesburg Livestock club met May 31 in Pharisburg school auditorium with 23 members and eight projects. Ralph Vestal led the session. June 14 meeting set at Ella Cook home. Eleven boys formed the Up and Coming 4 H Livestock Club on June 2, electing John Bell president Richard Sidle secretary Harold Reed recreation Milliard Bumgarner news reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucky Leesburg Livestock Club
Pharisburg School
Ralph Vestal
Ella Cook
Robert Morris
Betty Ross sewing club holds second meeting at Esther Black home
The Betty Ross sewing club met June 7 at Esther Black's home with a recreation leader opening the program. The secretary read last meeting minutes as a new member joined and more promised. Aprons were cut and discussed. lunch was served. next meeting at Mrs. Mildred Mae Fields on June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Ross Sewing Club
Esther Black
Mildred Mae Fields
Mary Louise Miller
Death Claims Mrs. Ella Jerew Thursday
Mrs. Ella Jerew 70 of Richwood died Thursday June 2 at her son in law Oliver Everett home in Marion after years of illness. She was born July 10 1862 in Ohio and married Walla Jerew fifty years ago. Surviving are husband three children Archie William and Gertrude, plus siblings Charles Osborn Elvina Fields Mollie Olson Loretta Lockwood. Funeral at Everett home Marion 2 p m Sunday Rev E R Rector officiating. Burial Price cemetery under S R Sanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Jerew
Archie
William Jerew
Richwood
Oliver Everett
Marion
Jerew
Essex
Akron
Loretta Lockwood
Peoria
Everett
Olrey Avenue
State Road 31 Contract Awarded for Union County
C W Merrill announces the A W Burns Construction Co of Columbus will build State Route 31 in Union County between Byhalia and Broadway road. The $136,888 project covers grading drainage and 8 442 miles of 20 foot concrete pavement with completion by December 30 1932. Labor to be 60 percent via Union County relief committee at 35 cents per hour. federal aid project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Merrill
Union County
Byhalia
Broadway
A. W. Burns Construction Co
Columbus
Merrill
Union County Unemployment Relief Committee
Plus Ultra class meets at Kinney Krome in June
The Plus Ultra class of the M P Sunday school held its monthly meeting at Miss Rachel Kinney's home on Tuesday evening June 7 with nine members and teacher Mrs Faul Fisher present. Edith Hartman won the contest prize and refreshments were served. Guests included Miss May Hickok Mary Gwynn Mrs Kinney and Robert Minner. Next meeting set for July 5 at Miss Josephine Sidle's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plus Ultra
M. P. Sunday School
Rachel Kinney
Faul Fisher
Edith Hartman
May Hickok
Mary Gwynn
Kinney
Robert Minner
Missionary Society Meeting at M P Church
The Missionary Society of the M P church met in the church parlors on Friday afternoon. President Mrs. Ethel Thomas led the session. Readings were given by Mrs. Minnie Fryman Mrs. Winnie Kinney Mrs. Mary Moore and Mrs. Lizzie Sloop. Secretary and treasurer reports followed, with a luncheon served by Mrs. R D Roberts and Mrs. B F Sloop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the M. P. Church
Ethel Thomas
Minnie Fryman
Winnie Kinney
Mary Moore
Lizzie Sloop
R. D. Roberts
B. F. Sloop
Former Richwood Man Dies in Columbus
James Dugan 76 a retired teamster died at 3 oclock Sunday morning after a two week paralysis illness. Born December 1 1855 in Licking county he married Elizabeth Love who died 23 years ago. Surviving sisters are Mrs. Sarah Ann Shicks Johnstown and Mrs. Victoria Lang Columbus. Funeral in Winter chapel with Rev B F McKinnon officiating. Interment in Claiborne cemetery by Lloyd Winter & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dugan
W. W. Daniels
Victoria Lang
Columbus
Dugan
William
Frances van Meter Dugan
Licking County
Elizabeth Love
Richwood
Sarah Ann Shicks
Johnstown
Winter Chapel
B. F. McKinnon
Lloyd Winter & Son
Claiborne Cemetery
Baptist Choir Hosts Pot Luck Supper Near Richwood
Baptist church choir members and families held a pot-luck supper Thursday evening at Mr and Mrs Harley LeMasters home northwest of Richwood. A brief program of readings music and a contest followed. Mrs LeMasters directs the choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church Choir
Harley LeMasters
Richwood
West Side A C Defeats Richwood at Chester Park
West Side A C defeated Richwood Sunday afternoon at Chester Park in a hard fought game. Columbus opened scoring in the fifth with three runs and added two more in the seventh. Richwood scored in the sixth and seventh. Next Sunday Columbus Auto Springs will play at Chester Park at 2 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Athletic
Richwood
Chester Park
Columbus
West Side A. C
Paulous
Casey
Griffith
Teets
McLain
Wright
Columbus Auto Springs
Beeman Family Heads to Ocala Florida
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Beeman and relatives from Athens left Tuesday morning for Ocala Florida to spend two weeks with Mrs. Beeman’s mother Alice Beeman. They will be joined later by Mrs. Beeman and Miss Helen Beeman who have remained in Ocala for several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Beeman
Donna Beeman
Paul Keller
Athens
Ocala
Fla
Mr. Beeman
Alice Beeman
Porter Store to Open New Outlet in West Mansfield
C. T. Porter and son Fred Porter, owners and managers of Porter's Surprise Store, announce a new store will open in West Mansfield with Fred Porter in charge and soon to relocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Mansfield
C. T. Porter
Fred Porter
Porter’s
Mansfield
Birthday party in Columbus for Dick Boggs
Mrs Kenneth Davis and son Bob Mrs Harold Winter and daughter Marylin and Mrs W A Harrison attended a party in Columbus on Saturday for the fourth birthday of Dick Boggs grandson of Mrs Harrison. About twenty guests joined the celebration. A drum shaped cake with candles was featured and a luncheon was served by Mrs Vesta Boggs the guest of honor mother. Dick received several keepsakes from the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Davis
Bobby
Harold Winter
Marylin
W. A. Harrison
Columbus
Dick Boggs
Zuspan Relatives Visit Steubenville Canton And Millersburg
Mr and Mrs C B Zuspan spent last week with relatives I G Zuspan and family Millersburg James Sanders and family Steubenville and their granddaughter Canton They were accompanied home Saturday morning by Mr and Mrs Emmett Sanders Mrs Lizzie Morton and Una Sanders of Steubenville Mrs Morton and Miss Sanders are spending the week at the Zuspan home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Zuspan
I. G. Zuspan
Millersburg
James Sanders
Steubenville
Canton
Emmett Sanders
Lizzie Morton
Una Sanders
Morton
Miss Sanders
Zuspan
Court of Honor Thursday at Marysville High School
Union County District Court of Honor will be held at Marysville High School building Thursday evening June 9. Richwood Troop has many awards to be made and invites parents and friends to attend. Cars assemble at 6 45 p.m. Call Scoutmaster Fred Porter if you can take an extra boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Honor
Union County District Court of Honor
Marysville High School
Richwood
Fred Porter
Troop 124 Installs New Officials Under Scoutmaster Porter
The new Troop 124 officials, led by Scoutmaster Fred Porter, took charge at last week’s meeting. Porter surrounds himself with a capable assistant corps and plans promise significant progress under the renewed program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Porter
Porter
Scoutmaster patrol assignments listed for four patrols
Assistant Scoutmasters have been assigned to four patrols. John Brobeck heads the first patrol Perry Allen the second John Humphreys the third and Ralph Vestal the fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brobeck
Perry Allen
John Humphreys
Ralph Vestal
Patrols to stay same in person nel with few changes
The statement notes that patrol levels will remain roughly consistent with prior in person nel operations after several minor adjustments. It emphasizes stability in personnel and procedures while signaling slight modifications to routine.
Scout troop cancels meeting for Court of Honor
There will be no troop meeting Thursday evening due to the Court of Honor at Marysville. All members, especially those seeking awards, should come to headquarters in uniform at 6 45 p m. Active officers, troop committee members and court of review members are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Honor
Marysville
Court of Review
Former Superintendent Visits Old Friends in Richwood
Jacob Simon and wife from Cincinnati spent Sunday with Mrs. Cynthia Hastings and other Richwood friends. Simon is a former superintendent of Richwood public schools. His wife Miss Fannie Godman is the daughter of the late D. W. Godman of Richwood. They had attended Ohio Wesleyan University graduation exercises in Delaware, marking forty five years since their own graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Simon
Cincinnati
Cynthia Hastings
Richwood
Simon
Fannie Godman
D. W. Godman
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Attend Aunt's Funeral at Bellefontaine
Mr and Mrs Charles Callahan and their daughter Ruth traveled to Bellefontaine on Sunday to attend the funeral of Mrs Lizzie McCune, the aunt of Mr Callahan. She died Friday June 3 at the home of her daughter Mrs Robert Morgan where she had lived 31 years. Mrs McCune was a sister of the late I W Callahan of Richwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Callahan
Ruth
Bellefontaine
Mr. Callahan
Lizzie McCune
Robert Morgan
McCune
I. W. Callahan
Richwood
Daughter Honored on Beatrice Reams Ninth Birthday
Mrs. F. H. Reams hosted Beatrice Reams ninth birthday party Friday afternoon from 3 to 5 oclock. Guests included Mary Catherine Tracy Clara Jane Brown Esther Storey Rachel Baker Dorothy Wiley Mildred Wiley Anna Mary Chiesa and Carolyn Chiesa. Ice cream cake and games were enjoyed by all the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Reams
Beatrice
Mary Catherine Tracy
Clara Jane Brown
Esther Storey
Rachel Baker
Dorothy
Mildred Wiley
Anna Mary
Carolyn Chiesa
Free Band Concert at Street Cream Station
The London Creamery Band of 25 will give a free concert next Saturday night June 11 in front of Street Cream Station on South Franklin street. Carl Thibaut and son, former Richwood residents, are members. Miss Mabel LeMasters of Richwood will play accordion solos. Mr. and Mrs. George Street invite all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Creamery Band
South Franklin Street
Carl Thibaut and Son
Richwood
Mabel LeMasters
George Street
Will Organize Band in Richwood Area
All musicians of Richwood and vicinity are requested to meet Friday evening at the Opera House to organize a band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richwood
Opera House
Religious Drama Presented by Senior B Y P A Group
The Senior B Y P A of the Baptist church will present The Outcome of a Secret on Sunday June 19 at the eight o clock service. The public is cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
Guard shoots self at London prison farm incident
J. T. Murphy a 45 year old guard at the London prison farm accidentally wounded his left leg when his revolver slipped from its holster as he stepped from his car and discharged on the running board last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Murphy
London
Hoover Sees Bonus Bills Doomed, Expresses Confidence
President Hoover states in a public address that he believes pending bonus bills have little chance to pass Congress, signaling a cautious stance on veterans' claims while urging fiscal restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Marysville High School Commencement Honors Snowden Family
Mrs. Charles B. Snowden and Mrs. Frank Harger attended the Marysville high school commencement last Thursday night. Snowden’s nephew Charles Phipps was among the graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Snowden
Frank Harger
Marysville High School
Bankruptcy petitions and court actions in Union County
Bankruptcy petitions filed by Harley Leonard Lauer and Iren Lauer in federal court list liabilities of 3548 and assets of 1974 with hearing set before Referee J H Kinkade on June 14 John Dailey named custodian until trustee chosen. Also a charge against L J McCoy former Richwood bank cashier for selling a Chevrolet truck without a bill of sale. bond set at 1000 with hearing June 10. Creditor meeting for Leo Rizer and Lloyd Manley scheduled before Referee J H Kinkade on Tuesday both Richwood residents. State Superintendent of Banks sues Norman Bown and Margaret Warner over a check written before Richwood Farmers Deposit Bank closed with Bown contesting claiming right to stop payment. Case before Justice J H Kinkade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Leonard Lauer
Iren Lauer
York Township
J. H. Kinkade
John Dailey
L. J. McCoy
First National Bank
Richwood
Ray Doss
Leo Rizer
Lloyd Manley
State Superintendent of Banks
Norman Bown
Margaret Warner
Bown
Real estate transfers and legal pleadings listed
William Parker transfers a lot in Richwood to Charles Stout for $1. William Rausch, sheriff, conveys 92 acres in Dover to North Western Mutual Life Insurance Co. for $3067. Charles Moffit to Nettie Moffit, 1 acre in Claiborne for $1. John Jarvis sells a lot in Broadway to L H Collins. In the McAllister administrator case against Benton Cahill and American Surety Co., the pleading deadline extends to June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Parker
Charles Stout
Richwood
William Rausch
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
Dover
Charles Moffit
Nettie Moffit
Claiborne
John Jarvis
L. H. Collins
Broadway
Fred A. McAllister
de Bonis Non
Sarah Jane Howison
Benton Cahill
American Surety Co
New York
Hart Estate Suit Grants Pleading Deadline to Ada Phillips
Steven J. Hart as administrator of George Alexander's estate sues Ada Phillips. The court grants the defendant leave to plead on or before June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven J. Hart
George Alexander
Ada Phillips
Distribution of sale proceeds from Cryder farm sale
The sale proceeds of Ross W. Cryder and co owners farm are ordered distributed to Union County Treasurer for taxes penalties and interest 43.54 dollars and to cover costs 80.31 dollars and to the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co plaintiff 2943.15 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross W. Cryder
Union County
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
Woodstock Man Guilty in Paternity Case
Thomas H. Warner of Woodstock was found guilty Saturday of being the father of a child born to Miss Mary Hendershott of Broadway. He had been indicted by the May term grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Warner
Woodstock
Mary Hendershott
Broadway
Farmers Deposit Bank Declares 10 Percent Dividend
A first dividend of 10 percent is declared in the liquidation of the Farmers Deposit Bank. Creditors with filed and allowed claims will receive payment upon presenting a Certificate of Proof of Claim at the bank’s Richwood banking room after June 15, 1932, or by mailing to I. J. Fulton, Superintendent of Banks, Richwood Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Deposit Bank
Richwood
I. J. Fulton
Ohio
Miss Mary Ruth Walsh Visits Miss Mary Jane Hamilton
Miss Mary Ruth Walsh of Broadway spent last week with Miss Mary Jane Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ruth Walsh
Broadway
Mary Jane Hamilton
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Rebekah Memorial Services
Philathea
Legions OF
Gingham Gals
L. L. L. Club
Tir UP & Coming Livestock Club
Betsy Ross Sewing Club
Rebekahs
I. C. C. F. Hall Claiborne Rebekah Lodge No. 267
Martha Durfey
Lelah Clark
Lelah Chapman
Stella Gaston
Elsie Magrew
Nettie Sieg
Kinney Krome
M. P. Church
Baptist Choir
Florida
Boy Scout News
Marysville Journal
Farmer's Deposit Bank
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