Central Ohio Hit by Severe Wind Storm
A Monday and Tuesday storm battered central Ohio with tornadic wind, damaging Buckeye Lake cottages, injuring many and causing two lightning deaths. Property losses near Buckeye Lake reached about 150000 dollars while Fairfield Beach escaped damage. Local rains lingered after the event with only moderate winds in the vicinity.
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Ohio
Buckeye Lake
Buckeye Lake Yacht Club
Columbus
Army Reserve Depot
Reyes
Goldsburg
Thorneville
Whipple
Washington County
Marietta
Thornville
Fairfield Beach
George Huber
Orville Huber
Glenn
Elsie
Goldie Marie Huber
Miss Fern Parish and Cyril Monson Married in Essex Home
The ceremony took place Wednesday evening at the bride’s home with Rev. W. M. Archer officiating. Miss Margaret Monson served as bridesmaid and Virgil Parish as best man. the couple will reside in Marion after June 18 at 805 Carner Avenue.
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Fern Parish
Clarence Parish
Essex
Cyril Monson
T. M. Monson
West Jackson
W. M. Archer
Margaret Monson
Virgil Parish
Max and
Olin Parish
Starling Monson
Mildred Mae Archer
Monson
LaRue
Osgood Steam Shovel Works
Marion
Columbus
West Virginia
Carner Avenue
Mariofi
Crow Killer Vaughn Gibson Tops 1928 Har din County List
Buck township farmer Vaughn Gibson, 25, holds the crow killing record in Hardin County for 1928 with 475 crow heads recorded by Buck township clerk Carl Newman in the last two weeks. He received a total payment of $118.75 based on his counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughn Gibson
Buck Township
Hardin County
Carl Newman
Mr. Gibson
Young People Fit to Raise Themselves Compared to Parents
The remark suggests that youths may be as capable as parents in handling responsibilities, implying a shift in perceived competence between generations and roles within families.
Lawyer says Smith issued bad checks in city court
Paul Speyer filed an affidavit against Howard Smith in Mayor Brown's court charging Smith with issuing a five dollar check without funds. It is said Smith issued other checks refused by the bank. Arrangements are made for withdrawal upon settlement. Harry Tanner, alleged to have given Speyer a worthless check, is bound over to the grand jury and at liberty on bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Speyer
Howard Smith
Brown
Smith
Harry Tanner
Mr. Speyer
Grand Jury
Richwood Merchants Promote Dairy Cows Distribution
Richwood merchants plan to distribute purebred dairy cows and heifers free to farmers in the area to boost milk production and farm profits. Recipients become owners with no strings attached and merchants will explain the distribution method.
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Richwood
Henry Ray Shuman Dies After Long Illness
Henry Ray Shuman 31 died Sunday at his sister Mrs. William Warfel's home north of Upper Sandusky after a decade long tuberculosis illness from World War I service. Born February 20 1897 at Little Sandusky he was a Wyandot County resident. He leaves a father in Bucyrus brothers Adam E Shuman Richwood Danny E Shuman Toledo sisters Edith Woerner Godfrey Crates Warfel Harry Cosgrove Marion Carl Spiegel. Funeral from Warfel home Tuesday burial at Old Mission cemetery.
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Henry Ray Shuman
William Warfel
Upper Sandusky
Shuman
Wyandot County
Little Sandusky
W. S
Mary Elizabeth Gatchell Shuman
Hazel Fulton
Bucyrus
Adam E. Shuman
Richwood
Danny E. Shuman
Toledo
Edith Woerner
Godfrey Crates
Harry Cosgrove
Lorain
Carl Spiegel
Marion
Good Hope
Ledley Seeks Union County Commissioner Nomination
Ed Ledley of Jackson township filed for the Republican nomination for Union county commissioner to seek the office in the upcoming primary. A life long resident, he previously ran for the post, owned a farm and a general store in Essex, and served four terms as Jackson township trustee before joining the county Republican central committee.
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Ed Ledley
Jackson Township
Union County
Ledley
Essex
Republican Central Committee
Attending Encampment at Lancaster This Week
Mrs. W. D. Sanders and six others attend the G. A. R. encampment in Lancaster this week. Sanders is W. R. C. delegate, Moore and Hostetter represent Daughters of Veterans, and Cyrus Stamats represents the G. A. R.
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W. D. Sanders
J. H. Jenkins
Guy Prettyman
E. B. Hostetter
H. O. Moore
E. P. Whitehead
Cyrus Stamats
George Gunn
Lancaster
Sanders
Moore
Hostetter
Daughters of Veterans
Mr. Stamats
Claiborne Socials Elect Officers and Honor Guests
Claiborne Rebekah Lodge elected Noble Grand Selah Chapman and Vice Grand Anna Chapman at a well attended Tuesday meeting. Home Missionary Society and M E church hosted events with multiple hostesses and a miscellaneous program. A Golden Rule Band class shower honored Maurice Warner and bride at the Warner home near Claiborne with about one hundred guests. Various clubs and gatherings followed including Helen's ninth birthday party and a surprise party for Frank Hickok of Magnetic Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claiborne Rebekah Lodge
Noble
Selah Chapman
Anna Chapman
Home Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
F. A. McAllister
J. F. McElheny
L. L. Street
Golden Rule Band
Claiborne
4 H Club News and Meetings In Claiborne Township
The 4 H Poultry club met at Martha Johnsons home on June 14 to plan a public demonstration. The next all day fair is set for June 27 at the reservoir. A wiener roast followed. The Jolly Stickers sewing club met at Christine Daviss home June 14 with officers listed and 22 members. A program and refreshments occurred. The Clever Stitchers held June 15 at Mrs Longberry with a sewing demonstration and three new members joined.
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Martha Johnson
Jolly Stickers Sewing Club
Claiborne Township
Christine Davis
Effie Davis
May Bulen
Cleta Easterday
Margaret Johnston
Ruth Slack
Bertha McMahan
Christine Matteson
Lone Bandit Holds Up Milford Center Bank
A young unmasked bandit robbed the Farmers and Merchants bank at Milford Center on Saturday afternoon about 2 30 pm. Assistant cashier Cuy Coughenour was alone in the bank and described the robber, about 24, as fleeing in a Whippet sedan with roughly $1000 taken. No clues or direction of escape known.
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Farmers and Merchants Bank
Milford Center
Cuy Coughenour
Coughenour
Union County
Fine Flag Day Program by Veterans Groups at G A R Hall
A Flag Day program hosted by the W A C Daughters of Veterans and American Legion Auxiliary at the G A R hall featured audience singing America prayer by Rev Robert Peirce readings by Mrs J H Jenkins Mrs Nettie Seig Mrs J E Woods and Rev C E Combrink talks by Rev B F McKinnon and Rev Robert Peirce the Daughters of Veterans gave the flag salute and the Star Spangled Banner closed the evening.
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Daughters of Veterans
The
American Legion Auxiliary
G. A. R. Hall
America
Robert Peirce
J. H. Jenkins
Nettie Seig
J. E. Woods
C. E. Combrink
Former resident honored by barbers association
John Jolly of Marion and formerly of Richwood was elected vice president of the Associated Master Barbers of Ohio at the group’s annual convention in Columbus held Sunday and Monday.
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John Jolly
Marion
Richwood
Associated Master Barbers of
Ohio
Columbus
Fading Line of Blue features Ohio veteran Jacob Horne
The Ohio State Journal shows Jacob L. Horne, 80, formerly of Richwood now in Columbus, on its daily caption. Horne left Camp Chase, fought in the Civil War era, and after recovery served six months in Virginia during Reconstruction work with Co. A, 193rd O V L.
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Ohio State Journal
Jacob L. Horne
Richwood
Columbus
Horne
Camp Chase
Co. A
193Rd O. V. L
Virginia
London Falls Under Bingle Bombardment
Richwood overwhelmed London 14 to 3 in a Sunday baseball game. Richwood racked up 19 hits to London’s 9, with seven runs in the first inning and seven more across later frames. Roseberry matched control, allowing three Madison county batters to reach base. McCann took the loss. Remaining notes include Plain City defeating Morrey's Jewelers 8-1 and Dublin beating West Jefferson 6-3, with Richwood scheduling a rematch at West Jefferson next Sunday.
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Richwood
Roseberry
Madison County
London
McCann
Vince
Garron
Plain City
Morrey’s Jewelers
Dublin
West Jefferson
EBOE
Pricievoom
Shoup
Swan
Winnett
Lattimore
H. Plymell
Voller
Rosberry
Williams
Isaac Miller Dies at Home in Columbus
Isaac Miller aged 73 and longtime Richwood resident died at his home 222 Avondale avenue Columbus on June 12. He was in the grocery business here before moving to Columbus six years ago. Survived by widow Reggie Miller three daughters Mrs Fuerst and Miss Lillian Miller of Columbus Mrs Harry C Frank of Columbus two sons Manuel E Miller and Arthur Miller of Columbus six grandchildren and brother Joseph Miller of Los Angeles Cal. Burial followed at the new Tifrith Israel cemetery.
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Isaac Miller
Richwood
Avondale Avenue
Columbus
North Clinton Street
Miller
Reggie Miller
Paul Fuerst
Lillian Miller
Harry C. Frank
Manuel E. Miller
Arthur Miller
Joseph Miller
Los Angeles
Cal
New
Tifrith Israel Cemetery
Youth group presents five act play The Prodigal Son
The Baptist Young People's Union of First Baptist church will stage The Prodigal Son a five act religious play by Rev. Richard W Jungfer next Sunday at 8 pm replacing the evening service. Cast includes Martha Brobeck Edith Hanby Rachel Debolt Giles McDaniel Harry Hanby Jack Weller Howard Dickason and Frederick Snyder. The group seeks to send members to the Ohio Baptist Assembly at Denison University Granville in August for training.
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Baptist Young People’s Union
First Baptist Church
Richard W. Jungfer
Martha Brobeck
Edith Hanby
Rachel Debolt
Giles McDaniel
Harry Hanby
Jack Weller
Howard Dickason
Frederick Snyder
B. Y. P. U. Society
Ohio Baptist Assembly
Denison University
Granville
Married Couple Celia Hitt and Herman Thew Wed
Miss Celia Hitt of Richwood and Herman Thew of Marion were married Friday evening by Rev. B F McKinnon at the M P parsonage. They will reside in Marion.
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Celia Hitt
Richwood
Herman Thew
Marion
B. F. McKinnon
M. P. Parsonage
Court Notices Of Union County Real Estate Records
In Union County courts real estate deeds and related documents are recorded and filed. Licenses to wed are issued by the court system and recorded as part of public records.
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ERAL
Marriage Licences and Court Actions Noted in Marysville Area
The period lists marriages for Richard Turner and Helen Smith in Paris township and Herman Thew with Celia Hitt in Richwood. Various legal actions include inventories for Letha Clarridge, administratrix appointment for Otho White, Bank of Marysville liens against real estate, suits involving Mayors Robinson and Baker over curb work, a Magnolia Daugherty case settled, foreclosure in Circleville Savings, Myrtle Rhodes divorce, and Pearl Barnhart bound over to the grand jury for embezzlement from the Columbus and Marysville Bus Co.
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Richard F. Turner
Paris Township
Helen M. Smith
Marysville
Herman Thew
Marion
Celia Hitt
Richwood
B. F. McKinnon
Daniel A. Snyder
Myrtle Baker
Hugh L. Evans
Pearl Barnhart
G. E. Herriott
Grand Jury
W. F. Brodrick
Barnhart
Columbus and Marysville Bus Co
Married in Kentucky Miss Daniels Weds Fred C Porter
Miss Josephine Daniels and Fred C Porter married in Georgetown Kentucky on Monday June 11. Rev. C A Manley performed the ceremony and the couple departed for a trip to Louisville and Frankfort. Mrs Porter is a Richwood School graduate and former Dr Wurtsbaugh office employee. Porter is a Wood High School graduate who attended Ohio Northern and aided the Porter Surprise Store. They will live with the groom’s parents.
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Josephine Daniels
Fred C. Porter
Georgetown
C. A. Manley
Louisville
Frankfort
Porter
Mix
W. W. Daniels
Richwood School
F. M. Wurtsbaugh
C. T. Porter
Wood High School
Ohio Northern
Ada
Porter Surprise
Groom
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Fern Parish
Champ Crow
O. D. Kinikin
Mildred
Helen
Florence McMahan
Martha Bulen
Martha Hull
Marthaleen Mulvaine
Hazel Lauer
Imogene
Azilee Lewis
Mildred Warner
Ernest Evans
Joe Lewis
Charles
Clifford McMahan
Lucille Mulvaine
Donald Kinikin
Amanda Johnson
Frank Hickok
Magnetic Springs
William Hickok
Goldie
Estella Hickok
Dennis Hickok
Thelma
Eva _ Hickok
Harry Warner
Lawrence Davis
Near Richwood
Delno Hickok
L. J. McCoy
Embroidery Club
Kathryn Thibaut
Pauline Perry
Harriett Whitehead
Gertrude McCoy
C. L. Thibaut
Owen Livingston
Jo Howe
Stanley Peet
O. G. Bolenbaugh
Kittie Cheney
Howard Cahill
C. E. Holycross
Kenneth Davis
M. L. Handley
P. H. Perry
E. I. Fissel
Estella Ross
Mary Hastings
Nellie Long
Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Lloyd Matteson
J. S. Matteson
Zella Warren
Harry Temple
Arthur Aller
A. L. Ransome
Clyde Biddle
Paul
M. P. Church
J. E. Robertson
James Robertson and Son
Carl Robertson
Cloyd Mettler
Woodland
J. B. Robertson
Daisy Robertson
Thurman Murphy
Emily Semmons
Mary Highbargain
Ralph Patterson
Milton Carter
Near Essex
Edna Tanner
East Bomford Street
Josephine Sidle
Baker
Esteilia Ross
R. C. Baker
Philadelphia
Eugene Tanner
William Herr
Prospect
Lone Bandit
Milford Ctr
Barbers Association
Marysville Journal
Willard Clarridge
Josephine
Elden Clarridge
Letha Clarridge
Blanche White
Otho D. White
Marshall Liens
Bank of Marysville
W. S. Robinson
Sarah L. Robinson
J. F. Andrews
Marshall
Aaron F. Robinson
Masrysville
B. E. Baker
State and
Mill Streets
E. W. Porter
Magnolia Daugherty
Lester Lyons
Circleville Savings and Banking Co
Edward Barthman
Olga M. Man
Charles Grant Campbell
Ida Campbell
Myrtle Rhodes
Emerald V. Rhodes
Kentucky
Mrs. Waiter
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