Man Monson dies after long illness near Arbela
Jacob C Monson dies at his nephew’s home near Arbela after a long illness. He was born in Union County on August 10 1851. The obituary notes a family connection to Theodore Monson.
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17 Jun 1943
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Richwood Gazette in Richwood, Ohio
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Newspaper
Richwood Gazette
Location
Richwood, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1943
Page
1
Fifty Years Ago June 22 1892 News Briefs
Rev J W James wed at his residence on South Main Street on Sunday June 18 1998 at 12 30 pm Edward T Winston and Lora L Artz both of Ostrander are announced. F W Latham named assistant principal of Bowling Green High Schools next year resigns from Richwood board. Five dozen neighbors gathered at Guy Dilsaver home southeast of Richwood to mark his 25th birthday. John Scharf near Richwood built a log Turner for portable saw mills to process large logs with few workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. James
South Main Street
Edward T. Winston
Lora L. Artz
Ostrander
F. W. Latham
Bowling Green
Board of Education
Latham
Guy Dilsaver
Richwood
Wall receives Bachelor of Science in Commerce and administration
William K Wall graduates from Ohio State University with a Bachelor of Science in Commerce and Administration on June 11. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Lester E Wall of Richwood and recently completed four years of ROTC training. He now serves in the Field Artillery Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. K. Wall
Ohio State University
Bill
Lester E. Wall
Richwood
Field Artillery Division
Ohio State
Circle Meeting At Mary Corbett Home
Mrs. Mary Corbett and Mrs. Anna Speyer hosted the Martha Washington Circle on June 9 at the Corbett home. Minnie White read the scripture. Joy Haines led readings and a solo. Patty Sanders and Janet Zuspan performed a vocal duet. Betty Jo Webster gave a recitation. Charles Callahan and Nora Corbett joined in readings. A luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Corbett
Anna Speyer
Martha Washington Circle
Corbett
Minnie White
Joy Haines
Patty Sanders
Janet Zuspan
Betty Jo Webster
Charles Callahan
Nora Corbett
Eastern Star Anniversary Celebration At Mt. Carmel Chapter 42
Mt. Carmel Chapter 42 Order of the Eastern Star marks its anniversary Tuesday night June 22 with a short program and initiation of two candidates. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Carmel
Order of the Eastern Star
Lecturer's program at Claiborne Grange June 28
The Children’s Day Program at the Claiborne Grange meeting features piano solos by Mary K. Griffiths Phyllis Griffith and Doris Randell Recitations by Margaret Ann Miner Billy Randell Reading by Larry Davis Gene Young and Patty Warner a duet by Rose Marie and Max Cowgill and a solo by Sarah Speyer Other numbers to be added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary K. Griffiths
Margaret Ann Miner
Billy Randell
Phyllis Griffith
Larry Davis
Doris Randell
Gene Young
Rose Marie
Max Cowgill
Doris Shoup
Patty Warner
Sarah Speyer
Lions Observe Charter Night in Richwood Ohio
The Richwood Lions Club, now 117 members, celebrates Charter Night at the High School with banquet, dance, and floor show. Officers and committees for 1943 44 are listed, highlighting the club as the largest small town Lions Club in Ohio and its civic patriotic work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richwood Lions Club
Lions Club
Ohio
S. A. Layman
Sec’y and
Treas
K. D. Kyle
V. Pres
L. J. McCoy
Charles Boyd
George L. Stults
John Pfarr, Jr
Charles Shields
Don Taylor
Forest Lewis
Home Town Paper Deserves Local Support and Subscriptions
The local paper urges residents to support the home paper first, noting it represents town and county and speaks for local interests. It asks readers to subscribe cheerfully to the home paper before others to ensure strong local coverage and community service.
County Schools Annual Report Highlights Attendance Drops
Union County schools report 1942-43 average daily attendance at 2403.6, down 130 from 1941-42, with high schools hardest hit. Enrollment fell from 2687 in September 1942 to 2552 in May 1943, a 135 pupil drop. State funds lost total 10020 dollars, while 32129 attendance days rose by 9824.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
Jackson Rural
Claiborne-Richwood
Perry Spain
Boards of Education
Bricker
Ohio
Early Cutting of Ohio Hay Maximizes Protein and Quality
Ohio State University extension agronomist Earl Jones notes that delaying hay cut reduces quality though an early harvest yields higher protein and palatable forage. Farmers cutting on installments avoid weather losses, while silage offers preservation when grain can be mixed with grass to improve keeping quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Earl Jones
Ohio Experiment Station
Newly Wedded Couple Honored at Marion Reception
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Graham of Richwood hosted a reception in Marion for Master Sgt. Robert G. Romoser and wife following their June 5 wedding at Seymour Johnson Field Chapel in Goldsboro North Carolina. Chaplin Howard L. Davis officiated. The couple arrived in Marion a day earlier and stayed with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Graham
Richwood
Charles Romoser
Marion
Robert G. Romoser
Seymour Johnson Field Chapel
Goldsboro
N. C
Chaplin Howard L. Davis
Farewell Given Honoring Mrs Nelson by Sunshine Circle
Twenty six members of Sunshine Circle of The King's Daughters hosted a pot luck supper at Mrs F H Hargers yard to mark the farewell of Mrs D B Nelson who left Richwood this week for a new home in South Charleston. Mrs Keigley assisted as hostess and Mrs Bolenbaugh presented Mrs Nelson with a necklace bearing a King's Daughter emblem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Circle
King’s Daughters
F. H. Harger
D. A. Keigley
D. B. Nelson
Richwood
South
Charleston
Bolenbaugh
Nelson
Bible Class Picnic at Winter Dugout Tonight
Mrs. Bertha Bolenbaugh leads the First Methodist Church Bible Class in a supper tonight Thursday June 17 at 8 o clock at Marion Winters dugout Bring your own table service Refreshments will be served by the committee in charge Mr and Mrs Harry Johnson and four children of Warren Ohio and Pvt Lewis Johnson from Camp Livingston La called on Mr and Mrs Fred Erwin Sr Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Bolenbaugh
First Methodist Church
Marion Winter
Harry Johnson
Warren, Ohio
Pvt
Lewis Johnson
Camp Livingston, la
Fred Erwin
Central Methodist W S C S Meets Wednesday In Parlor
The W S C S of Central Methodist church met in the church parlors Wednesday afternoon with president Fannie McNeil presiding. Twenty one members answered roll call naming their favorite flower. Edith Matlack led devotions and Anna Jones conducted the study on Culture and Education in Latin America. Minnie White offered the closing prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Methodist Church
Fannie McNeil
Edith Matlack
Anna Jones
Latin America
Minnie White
Pharisburg School Reunion Planned for June 27
The Pharisburg school will hold its annual reunion Sunday June 27 at the school house inviting former pupils teachers and friends to bring a basket lunch and enjoy the day together. Clifford O Stout of 106 S Pearl St Richwood has been promoted to sergeant in Headquarters Section 1570th Service Unit at Camp Breckenridge Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pharisburg School
Su Corp
Clifford O. Stout
S. Pearl St
Richwood
Camp Breckenridge
Kentucky
Benton Named Naval Aviation Cadet at Pensacola
Son of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Benton of Richwood has been appointed a Naval Aviation Cadet and transferred to the Naval Air Training Center in Pensacola Florida. He will receive his Navy Wings of Gold on training completion at Annapolis of the Air and be commissioned Ensign in the Naval Reserve or Second Lieutenant in the Marine Corps Reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Benton
Richwood
Naval Air Training Center
Pensacola
Florida
Benton
Annapolis
Naval Reserve
Marine Corps Reserve
Nimble Thimble Ten 4-H Club Sees Name Change
The Nimble Thimble Ten 4-H Club met June 10 with eight members present and two new members Rebecca Blue and Mary Esther Wasserbeck. A program committee of Blue, Phyllis Marsh and Wasserbeck was appointed. After business a color discussion and pattern pinning by Ruth Fisher and Betty S. were followed by games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Blue
Mary Esther Wasserbeck
Phyllis Marsh
Ruth Fisher
Betty S
Betty G
Grand Army Abandons Parade This Year
The Grand Army of the Republic will skip its parade at the annual Columbus meeting for the first time in 77 years to support the war effort. Five or six of Ohio’s 25 surviving veterans may attend while many delegates stay for events at the state encampment June 27 to July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
Columbus
Ohio
Women’s Relief Corps
Ladies of the G. A. R
Daughters of Union Veterans
Sons of Union Veterans
Auxiliary
Health Director Takes New Territory in Madison County
Union County Health Commissioner Dr F M Wurtsbaugh is appointed health commissioner of Madison county following the resignation of Dr T R Loughbaum. State Health Department guidance aided the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
F. M. Wurtsbaugh
Madison County
T. R. Loughbaum
State Department of Health
Allinder Moore Nuptials in Richwood Parsonage
Mr and Mrs R H Allinder announce the marriage of Ina Mae Allinder to Paul Edward Moore. The ceremony took place Saturday at 5 pm at the Central Methodist parsonage with Rev W G Wilcher officiating. Ina Mae is a Richwood High School graduate and Paul works at the Marion Engineering Depot. They will reside on West Ottawa Street. Betty Ballard, Grant Hospital student nurse, is home on a 17 day vacation visiting her parents near Magnetic Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Allinder
Richwood
Ina Mae Allinder
Paul Edward Moore
Ernest A. Moore
W. G. Wilcher
Central Methodist Church
Marion
Ottawa Street
Betty Ballard
Grant Hospital
E. J. Ballard
Magnetic Springs
State Highway Tractors Assist Union County Farmers
Union County riders tractors are available for farm work, aiding farmers as J. Blaine Harris states. The machines plow and disc hundreds of acres and will remain active. farmers who can lend their tractors should contact Mr Harris at the County Agricultural Agent's office in Marysville Ohio to arrange helpers for corn and soybean planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
J. Blaine Harris
Harris
Marysville
Ohio
Nimble Thimble 4 H Club Holds June Meeting
The Nimble Thimble 4 H Club met June 3 in the Essex school house with seven members present. Betty Stallsmith presided as president and the pledge was recited. A Marysville home economics teacher will attend June 17 to demonstrate sewing skills. Betty Stallsmith will fit patterns at the next meeting and the group enjoyed games after turning over to the recreation committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex School House
Betty Stallsmith
Marysville
Jolly Stitchers Hold Third Meeting
The Jolly Stitchers met June 11 at Mrs. R. J. Langstaff home. Mrs. Helser led a patterns talk and Jeanne Fisher, club president, called the meeting to order. Members reported fabric plans for dress making and discussed the 4-H point system in use this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Stitchers
R. J. Langstaff
Helser
Jeanne Fisher
Lois Fisher
Young Yankee Yorkers Club Elects New Officers
The livestock club met at Carl Jacobs home on Thursday night June 10 with twenty members present. New officers include President Junior Bosart Vice president David Kerns secretary Anna Oller recreation leader Phyllis Kerns and reporter Ted Smith. The next meeting is scheduled for June 24 at the David Davis home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Livestock Club
Carl Jacobs
Junior Bosart
David Kerns
Anna Oller
Phyllis Kerns
Ted Smith
David Davis
Betsy Ross 4-H Club Holds Third Meeting in June
Betsy Ross 4-H Club met at Norabelle and Norma Kavanagh home with eight members and advisor Miss Ehret. They chose E. W. T. for meetings and planned projects for the Marysville fair. Mrs. Helser of Marysville offered color scheming and seam making tips. Refreshments followed with games. Next meeting set for June 3 at Hamilton home with Mrs. Helser present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Ross
Norabelle
Norma
Kavanagh
Marysville Fair
Miss Ehret
Hamilton
Helser
Bell Kavanaugh
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dad
Jacob C. Monson
Thodore Monson
Arbela
Mr. Monson
F. LeRoy Allen
Dayton
Olen Moore
Lena Showalter
Delaware
Rev
Rush
Wm. K.wall
Circle
Eastern Star
Claiborne Grange
J. L. Miller
G. W. Hunt, Jr
H. R. Fisher
T. P. Sieg
C. H. Brown
A. H. Darnell
Finance
J. G. Zuspan
Chm
P. D. Allen
Sturgis Cheney
M. L. Dickason
T. W. Navin
C. H. McWilliams
Norman Dickason
Clyde Biddle
F. H. McDaniel
C. W. Swartz
Paul Miller
Ralph Vestal
Paul Brestford
Charles Roberts
Marion B. Shuman
J. F. Rapp
R. H. Matlack
Jesse Roberts
Frank Harger
Frank Cramer
P. M. Curl
Francis Oman
Robert Allen
Fred Cramer
George Battles
Lloyd Matteson
Edward Morgan
Harry Gwynn
C. H. Williamson
Lion Education
G. W. Hunt, Sr
Ray R. Gill
O. C. Young
W. C. Spain
Ralph Matlack
W. Gulliford
George W. Lee
D. K. Davis
Lester Wall
J. B. Harris
M. C. Trusdell
Frank Brown
H. K K. Fisher
F. K. McDaniel
Geo. Hunt, Sr
I. G. Zuspan
Charles H. Brown
Ray Gill
Jesse Roberst
George Stults
George Hunt, Jr
Charles Cheney
F. L. Allen
Chas. Boyd
Home Town Paper
Central Methodist W
Pharisburg
Bernard Lewis Benton
Grand Army
Nimble
Jolly Stichers
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