Secretary Wallace to Speak at Richwood July Fourth
Secretary of Agriculture Henry C. Wallace is set to speak at Richwood's Independence Day celebration if no changes occur. The program includes forenoon athletic events, a Richwood versus semi pro ball game, afternoon speeches, an athletic show, a surprise act, and all evening street dancing and festivities.
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Henry C. Wallet
Secretary of Agriculture
Legion
Wallace
Mr. Wallace
Richwood
Local horses show steady work at Richwood fair grounds
Track trainers pace miles with calm effort as nearly thirty horses train at Richwood. Notable efforts include Little Dick clocking 2 15 mile with 1 04 half and Charlie Jay 2 18 with 1 06 half. O E S, bred by O E Stout of Richwood, praised for 2 16 pace and 2 12 final win in recent years.
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Richwood Fair Grounds Track
Little Dick
Harry Tallman
Charlie Jay
O. E. Stout
Louis Debolt
Henry Ms
Frances
George Wilson
Ruth Vole
Richwood
American Sportsman
Berea
Richwood, O
Dr. Myers
Akron
Unclaimed Liberty Bond Interest Totals Over 83 Million
Treasury records show 471 171 outstanding temporary Liberty bonds worth 1 132 730 200 still held by owners who have not exchanged them for permanent coupon bonds. Interest totaling 83 205 867 remains unclaimed by bondholders across the nation.
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Sam
Bond Apmers
New Sort of Schools for Marysville Elects Superintendent
Prof W R B Hoover of Forest is elected Marysville schools superintendent succeeding Prof L B Bemovest who retires this year under the pension law after years of service guiding the Mampsville schools.
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W. RB. Hoover
Forest
Marysville
Hoover
L. B. Bemovest
Mampsville Scheols
Boy Dragged 300 Feet by Cow Injures Emerson Family Farm
Emerson, son of Mr and Mrs Okey Hall, north of Jefferson on Fitzgerald farm, suffered severe bruises when a cow dragged him 300 feet during milking Friday night. The cow panicked after a tail tug and runoff across the pasture left Emerson unconscious with mud and torn clothing. Dr Evans treated him and reports say the boy's condition is much improved.
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Emerson
Young Hall
Evans
Madison Press
Fire Destroys Large Barn Near Richwood
A large barn owned by P. M. Welch three miles east of Richwood burned Monday night with a calf saved by Welch. Fire started in the haymow, origin unknown. The Prospect fire department helped save the house and outbuildings, but the barn and its contents valued at about 10 000 dollars were a total loss. Losses included auto, tractor, truck, corn husker, manure spreader, hay loader, plows and more, partially insured. Corn nearby scorched, silo damaged, and hay consumed.
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P. M. Welch
Richwood
Welch
Prospect Fire Department
Geo. W. Lee
Mrs Ella Landon Dies Suddenly in Marysville
Ella Landon who once lived in Richwood died suddenly at her Marysville home after a brief pneumonia illness Wednesday night. She was married in 1867 to Samuel Landon who was killed in 1886 in Milford Center when a railroad collision sent a car onto him. Funeral services were held Saturday with Rev. Hugh S. Evans officiating. burial followed at Prospect Cemetery.
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Ella Landon
Richwood
Marysville
Samuel Landon
Milford Center
Wm. E. Norris Dies at LaRue
William Elmore Norris died Sunday at his LaRue area home from a cerebral hemorrhage after a two year illness. Born July 27, 1849 in Cardington, he was nearly 72. He married Ellen Emmons in 1878. survived by two daughters Mrs. George Raub and Miss Natella Norris. a brother Charles Norris of Delaware. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm at the Methodist church. Rev. J. W. Horne officiated. burial in LaRue cemetery.
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William Elmore Norris
LaRue
Norris
Cardington
Mr. Norris
Ellen Emmons
George Raub
la Rue
Natella Norris
Cleveland
Charles Norris
Delaware
Methodist Church
J. W. Horne
Definition of high seas and coastal sovereignty in maritime law
The text explains that coastal states have exclusive sovereignty over seas up to three miles from shore. Beyond that limit, waters are considered high seas open to all countries. High seas are the open ocean not the exclusive property of any nation.
Politician Declares He Does Not Need the Money
A public figure states he has made up his mind that he does not require the salary or funds, framing the decision as a principled stand rather than a financial consideration.
Governor Sproul Vetoes Roadside Cutting Bill
Governor Sproul vetoed a bill requiring landowners abutting public roads to cut grass briers and weeds along roadsides. He argues farmers should not be compelled to do unpaid work. road supervisors already manage roadside maintenance and voluntary farmer efforts improve property appearance.
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Sproul
Social and Birthday Gatherings Highlight Community Week
Mrs Cr Fox entertained the Emanons at her home Wednesday evening with a social visit. A birthday surprise for Mildred Biddle was held by Miss Iva Biddle at the Biddle home on East Ottawa Street. The Philathea class and families held a pie social at the Baptist church, followed by a short business meeting and program. The Sunshine Band of Claiborne M P church met at the Will Smith home for a short program and talk by E L Langstaff. the July meeting will be at the George Baker home. Miss Mable Shelhorn hosted Kinney Pike gatherings with several local and visiting guests from Marysville, Magnetic Springs, Ashley, Plain City, and Claiborne.
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Iva Biddle
Miss Mildred Biddle
Marion
Biddle
East
Ottawa Street
Mildred
Philathea
Baptist Sunday School
Robert Aller
Harry Temple
Justis Matteson
Sunshine Band
Claiborne M. P
Will Smith
E. L. Langstaff
George Baker
Myrtle Austin
Harrison McVey
Marysville
Mable Shelhorn
Kinney Pike
Ruth Cheney
Madonna Maddox
Anna Tennant
Opal Grandstaff
Margaret Hill
Frances Linn
Gertrude Fox
Genese Adams
Joe Tennant
Messrs
Lloyd Matteson
Joy Moyer
Lyal Baumgardner
Everett Carr
Glen Hedges
Everett Adams
Bertha Hickok
Magnetic Springs
Doris Kemper
Ashley
Ernestine Horn
Plain City
Frank Hickok
Marion Hornbeck
Claiborne
Road Blow Up On Leesburg Pike Forded By Beams
Heat causes a five foot wide section of brick paving on the Leesburg pike near the McLean farm to lift and creep forward half a mile in both directions. Vehicles were forced to pass along the beams at the road edge as the surface expanded under the sun. The dull roar of the blow up was reported by the Washington D. C. Herald.
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Leesburg Pike
McLean Farm
Washington
D. H. Herald
Middletown visitors tour Richwood Parmer Exchange Plan
Mr Reynolds farmer Mr Wise businessman and Mr Pence farm agent from Middletown Md visited The Richwood Parmer Exchange Co Tuesday of last week. They studied the cooperative elevator operation and plans and said they would return to organize a similar elevator. All expressed favorable views of the village and countryside.
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Reynolds
Wise
Pence
Middletown
Richwood Parmer Exchange Co
Alt
Church Services Announced for Bible School and Sermons
AMONG OUR CHURCHES announces Bible school at 9:00 a.m. Communion and sermon at 10:30 a.m. with the subject Building For Eternity. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. sermon He Was Moved With Compassion On Them. All invited. J. E. Kidwell, minister.
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Bible School
J. E. Kidwell
Sunday School at Nine, Sermon at Ten Thirty
First M. E. Church announces Sunday school at 9 30 with Joseph Gabriel leading. Morning worship follows at 10 30. At seven the Church of Christ joins an outdoor service in front of the church with a thirty minute musical program led by the orchestra.
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Jos. Gabriel
Church of Christ
Carmel and Its Defeat Sermon Series at Baptist Church
The Baptist Church announces a new Bible school division with a Junior department guiding the opening exercises next Sunday. Morning worship is 10 30 and B Y P U at 6 45. The evening sermon series begins titled Carmel and Its Defeat or the Perils of Victory with An Un equal Contest From Carmel to Beer Sheba From Beer Sheba to Horeb preached by Pastor H C Gillespie.
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Our
Bible School
Carmel
Beer-Sheba
Horeb
H. C. Gillespie
Richwood Farmers Exchange Meeting Highlights Grain Plan
The Richwood Farmers Exchange Co held its second seasonal meeting on Friday evening June 10 with large attendance. Principal speaker Mr High from the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation outlined the Ohio Grain Growers plan tied to the U S Grain Growers marketing plan and urged farmers to seek its clarification and adoption.
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Richwood Farmer’s Exchange Co
High
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Ohio Grain Growers
U. S
Rainbow Vets Form Chapter at Marysville
A Rainbow Veterans chapter was organized in Marysville by Co. E of the 166th Infantry. Orville Warden was elected president with Abe Newlove Leo Scheiderer and Harry Sturms as vice presidents Frank Gilbert as secretary and Harry Beach as treasurer. There are 51 eligible soldiers in Union county and 39 attended the meeting.
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The
Rainbow Veterans
Marysville
Co. E
166Th Infantry
Orville Warden
Abe Newlove
Leo Scheiderer
Harry Sturms
Frank Gilbert
Harry Beach
Union County
Judge Brodrick Recovers From Light Stroke
Judge John M. Brodrick referee in bankruptcy suffered a light stroke Friday in his Marysville office. He has faced failing health for some time but after being taken to his home his condition improved and friends hope for a full recovery.
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John M. Brodrick
Marysville
Brodrick
Morelock Dies Suddenly at 58 in Marysville
Charles A. Morelock former county auditor and one term representative to the General Assembly died suddenly at his Marysville home from a cerebral hemorrhage. He was 58, born February 13 1863 in Plain City. Surviving are his widow a sister a daughter in law and two grandsons. Funeral held Saturday at his residence with Rev J A Hoffman officiating. Burial at Oakdale cemetery Marysville.
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Charles A. Moerlock
General Assembly
Marysville
Mr. Morelock
Josiah and
Candace (Converse) Morelock
Plain City
Morelock
Mr. Moerlock
Anna Mary Morelock
Blanche Morelock
Charles Seizman
George Asa Moerlock
J. A. Hoffman
Oakdale Cemetery
Mrs. Cynthia Phipps Dies in Claiborne Home
Mrs Cynthia A Phipps died Saturday morning at her Claiborne home from a complication of diseases. She was 77, born August 11, 1843, and widow of Johnson Phipps. She leaves four daughters and one son. Funeral services were held Monday at the Claiborne M P church with burial in Claiborne cemetery. Lloyd Water had funeral arrangements.
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Cynthia A. Phipps
Claiborne
Phipps
Johnson Phipps
Millie Cockrel
Sarah Adams
Lulu Cockrel
Marion
Hallie Roller
Meigs County
Albert
William Hall
Claiborne M. P
Rev
E. K. Barss
Claiborne Cemetery
Lloyd Water
Speeding Must Stop in Richwood Mayor’s Court
City officials vow to curb fast driving with new measures in Richwood. Residents who violate motor vehicle provisions and those using cut out nuisances will be summoned to appear in court. Officials withhold details of the enforcement plan to preserve its effectiveness.
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Richwood
Home Comers to Put on Big Show at Fair
Former Richwood residents return for a two day home coming show at the fair. A committee led by L P Albright and E S Curry plans a jazz orchestra and special artists with street and grandstand venues. Backing from the community is sought through contributions to B P Albright at 16 East Broad Street Columbus.
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Richwood
L. P. Albright
E. S. Curry
Una Kerr
William Thornhill
Ray Gill
B. P. Albright
East Broad Street
Columbus
Ohio
Plumbers Bid War Damages Navy Contract in Brooklyn
A Navy Department plumbing bid in Brooklyn drew a cartel pattern with bids from 57 000 55 000 53 000 and 48 290. A lone contractor underbid at 26 000 and claimed the contract, revealing a scheme learned from Hettnick and others. The setup mirrors old outlaws and era thieves in a cautionary tale.
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Navy Department
Brooklyn
Hettnick
Ohio Wool Growers Sell Whole 1920 Clip In 34 Cent Average
The Ohio Sheep and Wool Growers Association reports it sold all 1920 wool, the largest pooling in the United States. About 3,000,000 pounds averaged over 34 cents, with 1921 clip moving into Columbus warehouses and growers seeking agency and storage for the coming year.
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Ohio Sheep and Wook Gowers’ Association
United States
Columbus
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Legion Boys
Wm. E. Norris
Pennsylvania
Ents
Exchange CO
Rainbow Vets
C. A. Morelock
Cynthia Phipps
Richwood Non-Residence Comedy CO
Ohio Wool Grower Assn
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