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Newspaper

Richwood Gazette

Location

Richwood, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1915

Page

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Mrs. Millie Cunningham Dies After Illness Near Richwood

Mrs. Millie C. Cunningham wife of Thomas Cunningham died Friday morning at home southwest of Richwood after a brief illness. She was about seventy, a daughter of G. W. Mullenix, and survived by her husband a daughter Mrs. G. M. Keller and two sisters. Funeral at Bethlehem church conducted by Rev. Albert H. Weaver and burial at Claiborne cemetery.

Millie C. Cunningham Thomas Cunningham Richwood G. W. Mullenix Missouri Bethlehem Methodist Protestant Church G. M. Keller William Kate Krebaum Viden Ill Martha Bybee Laddonia Bethlehem Church Albert H. Weaver Richwood M. E George C. Foltz Bethlehem M. P. Church Claiborne Cemetery

Missionary Work Highlighted by First Baptist Ladies

The Woman's Missionary society of First Baptist met at the Dixon home on South Clinton Street with Mrs. H. Schmelzer leading devotionals and roll call quotations on Missionary Heroines. Mrs. J. E. Langstaff presided, program on Assam featured Addie Spratt and J. E. Wood, with topics Varieties of Religion and Sorrows of Heathen Womanhood. Clyde Cameron attended as a guest.

Curtis Dixon Robert Aller George Moore Addie Spratt Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church Dixon Home South Clinton Street H. Schmelzer J. E. Langstaff J. E. Wood Assam

Birthday Celebration for Mr Earl McMahon

Mr and Mrs Earl McMahon hosted a Sunday birthday dinner with relatives and friends. Guests from Prospect Richwood Unionville and nearby areas brought baskets and gifts and Mr McMahon received a Bible.

Earl McMahon Mr. McMahon Henry VanAuken M. M. Cameron Perry Bacon Alice Mannasmith Wortha Wood Near Prospect Lawrence Smart

Smitts Host Kin Dinner With Relatives From Kenton Arbela

Mr and Mrs J W Smitt west of town entertained relatives at dinner on Sunday. Guests included Mr and Mrs G B Kelley and son Lloyd of Kenton Miss Mary Amelia Lilly and Mr and Mrs Wallace Rogers and baby of Arbela. Mr and Mrs James Rogers Mr and Mrs Grover Lilly and Harvey Lilly joined in the afternoon and ice cream and strawberries were served.

J. W. Smitt G. B. Kelley Lloyd Kenton Mary Amelia Lilly Wallace Rogers and Baby Arbela James Rogers Grover Lilly Harvey Lilly

Davies Leaves Richwood for Cleveland Home with Brother

Mike Lucile Davies departed Richwood on Saturday bound for Cleveland Ohio to reside with her brother.

Mike Lucile Davies Richwood Cleveland Ohio

Infant dies of acute indigestion near Richwood

Frances LeRoy Rush two months and a half old, son of Mr and Mrs Cecil Rush, died Sunday at 1 15 PM near Richwood from acute indigestion. An older child died three years ago. Mrs Rush was formerly Miss Nellie Smith daughter of N Z Smith. Funeral held at home Tuesday with Rev G F Kinnear officiating and burial in Price Cemetery

Frances LeRoy Rush Cecil Rush Richwood

Pleasant Class Social At Pleasant Baptist Church

Miss Ada Brown hosted a Sunday school social for the Baptist church class on Friday night at her West Ottawa Street home. Members discussed plans for the July 7 Seven Social at the Durfey home near Richwood and the secretary’s resignation was accepted.

Ada Brown The Baptist Church Ottawa Street Miss Brown O. E. Durfey Richwood Amy Lewis Addie Spratt Miss Lewis Lois Langstaff Gladys Park J. E. Langstaff

Blues Banquet Reds in Richwood Grange Meeting

A Richwood Grange gathering June 16 at the I O O F hall hosted Blues banquetting Reds after their spring contest victory. Large turnout with visitors from other granges and a varied program then concluded with a banquet for the winners.

Richwood Grange I. O. O. F. Hall Blues Reds Grange Charles Eddy Edwin Cheney Owen Cheney O. E. Oduffey William Biddle J. P. Sidle Clyde Biddle Harry Flesher Lee Redman

Masonic Lodge St Johns Day Celebration Friday Evening

The Masonic lodge will observe St John s Day at their hall Friday June 25 at 7 30 pm A banquet for masons and families is served by the W R C ladies After the banquet a program including invocation by Rev R E Brooks songs by the Masonic quartet recitation by Gwynne Sanders address by Rev W M Warison song by the quartet and benediction by Rev Custis will follow Invitations have been issued and attendees are urged to come for a good time.

St. John’s Masonic Lodge R. E. Brooks Gwynne Sanders W. M. Warison Custis

Miss Mary Zebold Guest Of Essex Region Couple

Miss Mary Zebold spent Saturday night and Sunday as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. White and family near Essex.

Mary Zebold

Bridal Shower for Miss Elizabeth Doyle at Boyd Home

Last Friday evening a committee of Miss Pearl Boyd Irene Bell Marjorie Curry Agnes Petty and Katie Staley hosted a shower at the Boyd home on North Franklin Street for bride-to-be Miss Elizabeth Doyle. Guests enjoyed pink and white decorations a petal shower recipes gifts a solo by Miss Opal Miller and a musical romance contest.

Miss Pearl Boyd Irene Bell Marjorie Curry Agnes Petty Katie Staley Boyd North Franklin Street Elizabeth Doyle Miss Doyle Opal Miller Leah Cox Jeanette Perry Sylvia Moore Vera Hershman Pearl Boyd

Woman's Home Missionary Society Meeting Highlights

Mrs. Charles Lindsey hosted the M E church society on Beatty Avenue with Mrs. B C Roberts presiding. Miss Anna Hastings spoke on Temperance and the Red Men while Mrs. P M Warren read The Red Man's Message to the Pale Face and Pearl Boyd with Irene Bell sang a duet. Officers were reelected and Mrs E I Fissel named delegate to the Lima district convention in June.

Charles Lindsey Beatty Avenue Woman’s Home Missionary Society M. E. Church B. C. Roberts Anna Hastings Temperance P. M. Warren Pearl Boyd Irene Bell George O. Fisher David Neal E. I. Fissel Lima A. H. Weaver E. O. Masters C. E. Holycross Gale V. John W. C. Woolard Mite Claude Eckley

Lightning Sets Richwood Farm Barn and Shed Ablaze

A storm struck the Sabin farm west of Richwood burning a shed and barn to ashes. Edwin Wright, 21, was knocked down by the shock but survived as horses were moved from the fields. All tools were removed. a small amount of hay rye and oats burned. Loss fully covered by insurance.

Sabin Richwood W. E. Wright

Misa Olive Sinkey Visit in Marion Noted

Misa Olive Sinkey visited friends in Marion at the start of the week, with local residents noting the brief social trip and return plans.

Misa Olive Sinkey Marion

Aged Woman Cynthia Atherton Dies in Richwood Home

Mrs. Cynthia M. Atherton mother of Lee Atherton of Richwood died at her son’s home on South Fulton Street from paralysis and age related illness. She would have been ninety August 28. Survived by three of seven children John Atherton Warren Atherton and Lee Atherton. Funeral held at home Thursday 7 p m with Rev James E Hawes officiating. Remains sent to Newark Friday for Cedar Hill Cemetery burial.

Cynthia M. Atherton Lee Atherton Richwood South Fulton Street Phineas and Elizabeth Fayer Taft Rutland Vermont Ohio John Atherton Cleveland Warren Atherton Newark Atherton James E. Hawes The Christian Church Winter Cedar Hill Cemetery

Will Get Snug Fortune for Mrs Powell

Mrs. Albert Powell of Prospect inherits a one third share of a Union county estate totaling 111 acres of farm land and 1600 dollars. She travels with her husband to Pharisburg to manage her interests in the estate, after being notified of the bequest from a woman who raised her.

Albert Powell Prospect Union County Powell

Assessor Nomination Rules Clarified By Attorney General

Attorney General Turner rules that under the Parrett Whittemore law assessors may be nominated now for the November 1915 election with petitions due 60 days before the August primary. If ballots lack space petitions may be written names in. Nominations by petition remain valid if no referendum delays the law. Union County Journal.

Parrett-Whittemore Turner Charles Q. Hildebrant County Election Board Franklin County Election Board Union County Journal

Miss Olive Fifer Recovers After Delaware Hospital Surgery

Miss Olive Fifer underwent a operation last Wednesday at Jane M. Case hospital Delaware and is recovering well. Delegates Mrs Elisabeth Haines and Mrs J E Woods left Monday for Mansfield Ohio to attend the state G A R and W R C encampment in session there this week.

Olive Fifer Jane M. Case Hospital Delaware Elisabeth Haines J. E. Woods Mansfield Ohio

Brother of Bellefontaine woman dies in railroad fall

Pearl Case, 36, brother of Mrs. O E Stout, was killed Sunday morning when he fell under a Big Four railroad train while brakeman. He was married with no children and left parents Mr and Mrs J W Case of Raymond. Mr and Mrs Stout planned to travel to Raymond for a birthday anniversary celebration when the news arrived.

O. E. Stout Bellefontaine Pearl Case Big Four Railroad J. W. Case Raymond

Freshwater father of Mrs. Jones dies at 69

William H. H. Freshwater of Delaware county passed away at his home in Delaware Thursday night after a period of illness marked by dropsy. He leaves wife Emma Hawkins and two children O. H. Freshwater of Columbus and Edith Jones of Richwood. Burial followed Sunday at Claiborne cemetery after services at Bethlehem M. P. Church.

William H. Freshwater Delaware William H. H. Freshwater Chester Jones Richwood Delaware County Emma Hawkins Guy O. H. Freshwater Columbus Edith Jones Freshwater Magnetic Springs Bethlehem M. P. Church Reading Claiborne Fulton Creek

Forest banker’s son named assistant cashier at bank

Justin Meyer son of Morris Meyer Forest banker is appointed assistant cashier at the Forest bank and has begun duties. At seventeen he just graduated from Forest high school on June 1 and is likely the youngest bank cashier in Ohio.

Justin Meyer Morris Meyer Forest Forest Bank Justin The Forest High School Ohio Upper Sandusky

Surprise Shower For Miss Amy Lewis Before Her Marriage

Members of Mrs J E Langstaffs Sunday school class visit J M Sanders home on East Blagrove to honor Miss Amy Lewis upcoming marriage to Clarence Fields of near Byhalia. Guests enjoy music and gifts are opened with refreshments served later.

J. E. Langstaff The Baptist Church J. M. Sanders East Blagrove Street Amy Lewis Miss Lewis Clarence Fields Near Byhalia Marie Spratt Ada Brown Gladys Park Gladys Eddy Mildred Prichard Addie Spratt Lois Langstaff Winona Morrison Bessie Durfey Ethel Fox Miss Nellie Eddy Mesdames J. M. Sanders Percy Sanders Clarence Sanders Edward Morrison

Snowden and families travel to Hillsdale for visit

Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Snowden with Mrs. John Phipps and her mother, Mrs. Shipley, and Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Schambe with children Margaret and Cyrus motored to Hillsdale Michigan. Snowden attended the college there years ago.

C. B. Snowden John Phipps Shipley E. A. Schambe Margaret and Cyrus Hillsdale Midh Snowden

Enjoyable reunion of Co. F 31st O V V I at Richwood fairgrounds

Survivors of Co. F 31st O V V I held the largest reunion in history at Richwood fairgrounds with about 100 veterans and guests. Sixteen veterans registered, officers Hartshorn and Middleton reelected, and a midday picnic. reminiscences covered battles from Mills Spring to Chickamauga and the Atlanta campaign, ending with expressions of enduring camaraderie.

Co. F. 31St O. V. V. I Richwood Thirty-first H. S. Colver George Harriman T. H. Chapman J. C. Babbs D. C. Parish H. E Hartshorn Middleton James E. Hawes The Christian Church Katie Staley Nora Corbett Albert H. Weaver M. E. Church Atlanta Sherman Washington Columbus Co. F Winters Uriah Cahill F. J. Harriman Mary E. Himminger Marion Alice Winters

Death summons to Michigan for Silas Hedges kin

Mrs Eli Sloop Mrs Sarah Sparks and David Swartz traveled to Shelby Michigan on Monday after the death of Silas Hedges a sixty nine year old former Union county resident. He suffered months from cancer leaving a widow two children Carrie Amerine Columbus and Elmer Hedges Shelby and a brother Wesley Hedges Marysville.

Eli Sloop Sarah Sparks David Swartz Shelby Mich Silas Hedges Hedges Union County Elizabeth Smith Richwood Marysville Michigan Carrie Amerine Columbus Elmer Hedges Shelby, Michigan Wesley Hedges

Mrs White Guests of Beatty Avenue Family

Mrs John White of Mt Victory and Mrs Belle White of LaRue visited the home of Mr and Mrs Lee White on Beatty avenue.

John White Mt Victory Belle White LaRue Lee White Beatty Avenue

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Ladies St. Johns Masonic Boyd Home of the Woman's Home Missionary Society Cynthia Atherton Eral Turner Richwood Fair Grounds
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