Dean of County Bar Dies in Garden Tragedy at 77
Hon Jesse L Cameron dean of the Union county bar died Saturday afternoon after being stricken in his garden at Marysville aged seventy seven born May 1844 in Union township He served three years in Co C 12th Ohio infantry and later practiced law He married in 1869 to Miss Toomire of Champaign county Two children survive Linus Thrall and Probate Judge Richard L Cameron Funeral held Tuesday at his Marysville home Rev John L Davies officiating Burial in Oakdale cemetery beside his wife
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse L. Cameron
Union County
Cameron
As Township
This County
Joseph Sarah (Reed) Cameron
C Company
12Th
Ohio
Toomire
Champaign
Linus Thrall
Richard L. Cameron
Marysville
William D. Cameron
Richwood
Frank M. Cameron
Carrie- Blake
Urbana
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home
Sandusky
State Board of Administration
Ransom Reed Post
Palestine Lodge
Congregational Church of
John L. Davies
Oakdale Cemetery
Death Claims Mary E. Jones
Miss Mary Ellen Jones, 17, died at her parents’ Arbela home after a brief illness. She is survived by her parents and sister Goldie. Funeral services were held at Union Baptist church with Rev. F. O. Wilcoxen officiating and burial at Price cemetery. Arrangements by S. R. Sanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Jones
Frank Jones
Arbela
F. O. Wilcoxen
Price Cemetery
S. R. Sanders
Perils of Hay Ventilation Methods for Barns
Department of Agriculture experts advise ventilating hay barns to prevent heating. Use lattice ventilators 12 to 15 inches square. install 10 to 12 feet apart vertically with ends at hay edge for air flow. Ventilators made from 2x4 scantlings and narrow boards withstand crushing and last many seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Politicians Ready to Be Caught in the Cabinet
A terse remark notes that all politicians appear open to cabinet positions if offered. The comment underscores willingness among officials to accept roles within the executive branch.
Wheat Harvest Begins Across Southern Ohio
Wheat harvesting starts in southern Ohio per reports from agricultural statistician C J West. Northern Ohio begins around July 1 with harvest extending through the season. Corn planting is near complete and 61 percent has been cultivated as dry weather persists.
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C. J. West
Ohio
Mrs Mary P Lavender Dies at 91 in Ostrander Obituary
Mrs Mary P Lavender a long time Ohio resident died last Thursday June 16 at the home of her son James B Lavender in Ostrander She was born in New York state June 22 1830 and moved to Ohio at age six Surviving are daughter Mrs Mamie Loudenback Urbana and two sons Charles Urbana and James B at home Five children preceded her in death Funeral services were held Sunday at Thompson chapel Rev Mr McKenny of Delaware officiating Burial followed at Shoup's cemetery.
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Mary P. Lavender
James B. Lavender
Ostrander
Lavender
New York State
Ohio
Magnetic Springs
Mamie Loudenback
Urbana
Charles
James B
Thompson Chapel
Mr. McKenny
Delaware
Shoup’s Cemetery
Reorganization Bill Upheld for Cabinet Government Start
The Ohio Supreme Court sustained the emergency clause allowing a cabinet system of state government beginning July 1. Eight directors will oversee Finance, highways and public works, industrial relations, commerce, education, health, public welfare and agriculture, appointed by Governor Davis for terms aligned with his.
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State Department
Supreme Court
Davis
J. F. Burke
Elyria
W. W. Durbin
Social gatherings and celebrations in Claiborne area
The Claiborne M. P. Sunday school class met June 14 at Seth Langstaff home with about forty members, hosting guests from West Liberty Whitehouse Pharisburg Richwood Findlay and Claiborne. A second gathering at Mrs. C McAllister’s garden included a bake sale and candy sale raising funds. Nearby birthday and surprise parties were held for Mrs Van Auken and Miss Gertrude White with family visits, ice cream, cake, music and games.
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Golden Rule Band
Claiborne M. P. Sunday School
Seth Langstaff
Lois Johnston
West Liberty
Rita Broome
Whitehouse
Ohio
Louise Teets
Pharisburg
Margaret Eddy
J. C. Langstaff
Harold
Richwood
Evelyne Langstaff
Findlay
Mae McAllister
E. K. Barss
Claiborne
William and
Wilbur Pierce
Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
C. McAllister
Marriage near Crestline seals union of McFarland Emerick
Miss Rutie E. McFarland wed L. Claire Emerick at the bride’s parents home near Crestline in a single ring ceremony led by Rev. J. E. Hawes. Attended by immediate relatives, the couple are teachers in Mt. Zion schools and Emerick is a gospel minister involved in Boy Scout work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutie E. McFarland
L. Claire Emerick
Crestline
J. E. Hawes
Church of Christ
West Mansfield
J. F. McFarland
Richwood
Two Die When Truck Is Struck By Passenger Train
Lenzy Oiler, nineteen, of Alger Hardin county, died instantly and P E Oppler of Riverside Illinois, a Bauer and Black Drug Co traveling man, died an hour later after their truck was struck by train No 4 at 5 15 Monday afternoon at the depot crossing in Alger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenzy
Alger
Hardin County
P E. Oppler
Riverside
Illinois
Bauer & Black Drug Company
Chicago
Tre
Elizabeth Kyle Succumbs After Long Illness
Mrs. Elizabeth Kyle died at her home on South Franklin Street after a long illness. She was seventy two, widow of David Kyle who died in 1912, and daughter of David R. and Martha Griffith. A son David died at eleven. She was a longtime Richwood resident. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the home, Rev. H C Gillespie officiating. Burial at Radnor Cemetery with Lloyd Winter in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Kyle
South Franklin Street
Kyle
David Kyle
David R
Martha (Pew) Griffith
David
Richwood
H. C. Gillespie
Lloyd Winter
Radnor Cemetery
Church Services Announcement
Sunday school begins at 9 15 A M with morning worship at 10 30 A M Rev Clyde Parish will preach at that service B Y P U gathers at 6 45 P M there is no evening preaching service Visitors are welcome H C Gillespie pastor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Parish
H. C. Gillespie
Elijah the Reformer Sermon at Union Service
The Church of Christ announces Bible school at 9 30 with communion service and sermon at 10 30 followed by evening worship and an open air union service with the M E church. Sermon subject Elijah the Reformer. J E Kidwell, minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
M. E. Church
Elijah the Reformer
J. E. Kidwell
Bryan pursues senatorial bid amid Harding link
The Washington Post notes Bryan seeks a Senate seat while tracing his path through a political route linked to Harding. The piece outlines how Bryan aims to leverage Harding’s influence to win electoral support and secure office.
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Mr. Bryan
Harding
Washington Post
No Man With a Splendid Rotund Voice
A concise phrasing circles a literary observation on voice and presence, noting that charisma is not signaled by whispered tones. The remark plays on contrast between volume and impact.
Birthday Party Honors Miss Florence Shirk at Arbel a
Miss Hazel Haughn hosted a birthday gathering Thursday evening near Arbel a in honor of her cousin Miss Florence Shirk of LaRue. Attendees included Robertson, Princess Wilson, Olive Hussey, Marie Clifton, Ivaloo Shirk, Florence Founder, Lloyd Williamson, Emmtt Summel, Howard Haughn, John Dickson, Bernard Clark, David Dickson, Ernest Burnside, Donald Draper, Samuel Haughn, Mr and Mrs Clarence Ruhl and Thelma, Mr and Mrs John Hall, Mr and Mrs Lew Shirk, Mr and Mrs E W Miller, Setoe ian, Ramvo Seto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Haughn
Near
Arbela
Florence Shirk
LaRue
Mises Robertson
Princess Wilson
Olive Hussey
Marie Clifton
Ivaloo Shirk
Florence
Messrs
Lloyd Williamson
Emmett Summel
Howard Haughn
John Dickson
Bernard Clark
David Dickson
Ernest Burnside
Donald Draper
Samuel Haughn
Clarence Ruhl
Thelma
John Hall
Lew Shirk
E. W. Miller
Setoe
Ian
Ramvo Seto
First Presbyterian Church Invites for Prayer and Services
The church schedules a Thursday prayer meeting at 7 30 and Sunday Sabbath school at 9 30 with C E Kagay as superintendent. Pastor J R Lloyd will preach at 10 30 in the morning and 7 30 in the evening. You are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.E. Kagay
J. R. Lloyd
Erie Time Changes On Erie Road Schedule Update
A new schedule for the Erie road takes effect Sunday June 19 with No 3 westbound at 11 13 am No 16 eastbound at 12 noon No 15 westbound at 5 39 pm and No 4 eastbound at 4 34 pm The changes shift No 4 earlier by 3 13 hours and No 15 earlier by 13 minutes while No 3 and No 16 remain unchanged.
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Erie Road
Tribute to Lad killed overseas in World War I
Marysville remembers Mack Winget the town’s first World War I casualty. Services at the Methodist church drew many citizens paying tribute. Winget and Ralph Berger died during a night action. Berger’s body was not recovered. Several Company E men were injured. The raid was touted as a heroic action against the Germans.
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Marysville
Mack Winget
Winger
Ralph Berger
Berger
Company E
Married Saturday to Miss Ruth A Moore and Lloyd A Mosher
Miss Ruth A Moore daughter of Rev George Moore of Claiborne and Lloyd A Mosher son of Mr and Mrs C E Mosher were married Saturday afternoon at 2 30 at the bride’s parents home. Rev Moore officiated in the presence of immediate family. They will reside at 530 Uncapher avenue Marion where the groom is employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth A. Moore
George Moore
Claiborne
Lloyd A. Mosher
C. E. Mosher
Opera House Opens Tuesday Under New Management
The Richwood opera house now styled the New Richwood Theatre will open Tuesday June 28 under Wolgamot and Peet. Decorators have finished work and the auditorium and foyer appear attractive. An extra projection machine will be installed to speed showings and enhance spectator enjoyment.
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Richwood Opera House
New
Richwood Theatre
Wolgamot & Peet
Richwood
The Gift of a Conclusive No in Negotiations
Secretary of State Hughes is praised for a courteous but decisive no that ends discussions firmly. The Ohio State Journal notes his ability to listen and conclude business matters speedily with finality, leaving no grounds for rehearing.
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Hughes
Ohio State Journal
Country Life Is Sweet Quote by John Burroughs
An excerpt highlighting Burroughs’ belief that people find true roots in the countryside, contrasting country life with city distractions. It argues that lighter snowdrifts reflect the lighter, more frivolous nature of those drawn to urban centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burroughs
Curious Cockroach Thought Sparks Wonder on Street Car
A man and his wife aboard a street car notice a cockroach on the floor. The man ponders its origin while the wife wonders where it is going, a brief streetcar reflection cited by the Youngstown Telegram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Bill is a practical man unlike Grover Bergdoll
The item contrasts Bill and the fugitive Grover Bergdoll, noting that Big Bill Haywood took gold with him, described as practical in demeanor and actions, reflecting turn of century crime and labor history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Grover Bergdoll
Big Bil
Haywood
Minneapolis
Loses Life In Runaway Near Byhalia
Amos Fout, about fifty, was killed Tuesday afternoon in a runaway accident while helping in a hay field near Byhalia. A team ran away, throwing him from the wagon and pinning him between the wagon and a tree. He leaves a wife and three children. Funeral services will be held at the Friends church in Byhalia at 1 30 Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Fout
Byhalia
Mr. Fout
Alex Giles
Friends Church
Bootleggers Arrested After Marysville to Milford Center Race
Two bootleggers were arrested after an automobile race from Marysville to Milford Center. Officers found seventeen quarts of whiskey in the car. Lace and Fisher were arraigned. Lace pled guilty and paid a $900 fine. Fisher claimed innocence and was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
Milford Center
Tony Pfarr
Frank Collier
Samuel Hensley
J. F. Cain
Ater
J. D. Davis
E. W. Lace
Detroit
E.S. Fisher
Lace
Hensley
Fisher
Kenton
R. L. Camers
Mrs Lewis Webb Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Sarah L. Webb 62 wife of Lew Webb died at her Claiborne home Wednesday after a long illness. Born September 26, 1858 in Knox County Ohio she was the daughter of Jesse R. and Higgans. A short service will be held Friday at 7:30 at Claiborne with burial at Centerbury. Funeral arrangements by Lloyd Winter.
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Sarah L. Webb
Lewis Webb
Claiborne
Webb
Knox County
Ohio
Jesse R. Higgans
Centerbury
Lloyd Winter
Married Wednesday in Richwood on Franklin Street
Miss Elizabeth J. Shisler married William McElroy at the bride’s home on South Franklin Street Wednesday evening June 22 at 7 80 by J R Lloyd pastor of the Presbyterian church. Both are well known and will reside at the bride’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth J. Shisler
William McElroy
South Franklin Street
J. R. Lloyd
Presbyterial
Richwood
Magnetic Springs Defeats Plain City In Sunday Tilt
Magnetic Springs edged Plain City 12 to 7 Sunday as players Johnson and Smith added points for Plain City. Next clash set for Magnetic Springs with both clubs eyeing a rematch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnetic Springs
Plain City
Fulton
Magnetic & Battery
Johnson and Smith
Meteoric Shower Expected Over June Night Sky
Astronomers forecast a meteor shower on June 27 with a natural fireworks display. They warn no danger to observers as the meteors streak across the night sky, predicted to come from a passing celestial stream.
No eneme of eco man to agaenking bs
No clear people places or events are readable in the fragment. The line reads as garbled text without identifiable subjects or a coherent incident to summarize.
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Eco Man
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County Bar
Mary E. Jones
Jones
Matthias
Hough
Robinson
Marshall
Wanamaker and
Johnson
General Revenue
Henry van Auken
J. W. Smitt
Metellus
George Kelly
Lloyd Kelly
James Rogers
Near West Mansfield
Harvey Lilly
Grier Lilly
Belle White
Dorris Huff
Gertrude White
East Blagrove Street
Helen and
Opal Cheney
Madge Daniels
Norma Matteson
Jane Lloyd
William Duke
Robert Snowden
George Street Owen
Marion Heenan
Miss White
Baptist “Church
First Presbyterian Church
Erie
Opera House
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