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Newspaper

Richwood Gazette

Location

Richwood, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1931

Page

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Doctor Langhough Injured in Franklin Street Collision

Dr. Martin Langhough, local chiropractor, was injured Monday evening when his car collided with a truck driven by Harry Milligan at Franklin and Fairground Streets. Langhough suffered three broken ribs and was taken to Marion City Hospital for X rays before being returned home. Milligan was unconscious briefly and sustained minor injuries. both vehicles were badly damaged.

Martin Langhough Harry Milligan Franklin and Fairground Streets

H Phinney Hit By Automobile In Marion

H Phinney of Mt Victory father of Mrs Robert Dildine of Richwood was seriously injured when struck by an automobile in Marion last Tuesday. He had both legs fractured and his head bruised but is reported in good condition. He runs a pool hall at Mt Victory.

O. H. Phinney Mt. Victory Robert Dildine Richwood Marion Marion City Hospital

Retired Farmer Samuel Bumgarner Dies After Illness

Samuel J. Bumgarner 79 a longtime resident of Richwood West Virginia died Monday at his North Franklin Street home after a seven month illness. He was born February 12 1852 in Mason County and married Margaret A. McMillen in 1876. He was a member of Richwood M E Church. Surviving are his widow and six children two brothers a sister and several relatives. Funeral services were held Wednesday at the M E Church with interment in Price Cemetery, Essex.

Samuel J. Bumgarner North Franklin Street Mr. Bumgarner Mason County W. Va Lewis and Mary Zerkle Bumgarner Margaret A. McMillen Bumgarner Richwood M. E. Church Blanche Bumgarner Columbus Ernest Bumgarner North Lewisburg Wilfred White Nellie Sidle Margaret Disbennett Richwood Irma McDaniel Marion Breen Bumgarner Letart Martin Bumgarner Millie Rausch Marysville Wash M. E. Church D. Ear Rheads B. F. McKinnon Price Cemetery Essex Lloyd Winter & Son

Mayor Brown Warns Violators Over Fireworks Use

Mayor Charles H. Brown urges residents to stop shooting fireworks before the Fourth. He warns that noisy, careless conduct causes accidents and will not be tolerated, with officers cracking down on repeat offenders.

Charles H. Brown

Organization of Senior and Junior B Y P U at church

The Baptist church youth groups held a joint meeting last Sunday evening organizing a Junior and Senior B Y P U. Mr and Mrs H M Doep ping will lead the Juniors and Chas LeMasters was elected president of the Senior union.

Ridgeway Man Chosen Principal and Coach

The Board of Education selects W. R. Hill of Ridgeway as high school principal and coach. Hill previously taught in Pomeroy and most recently led the Mansfield high school's commercial department. He is a nephew of Mrs. J. F. McElheny and comes well recommended. Richwood welcomes him.

Board of Education W. R. Hill Ridgeway Hill Pomeroy Mansfield High School J. F. McElheny Richwood

Ladies Visit Husbands On Indiana Gas Pipeline

Mrs J S Kagay of Marysville and Mrs C C Mann of Richwood left Saturday for a ten day visit with their husbands working on a large gas pipeline in Indiana. Mrs Mann will visit her sister Mrs E I Smith and family in Indianapolis before returning home. The gas line work is progressing rapidly and the camp sits about 20 miles from Anderson Indiana.

J. S. Kagay Marysville C. C. Mann Richwood Indiana

Train Kills Prospect Farmer in Crossing Accident

Norman Johnson 45 of Prospect was struck and killed by a southbound C. and O. freight train at Water Street crossing. Witnesses say his team fled at a noise near the tracks and Johnson was fatally injured. He resided near Prospect, sold sweet corn in Richwood summers, and is survived by his parents and a brother. Burial tomorrow at 2:30 at Prospect Cemetery with Rev. C. W. Sultzbach officiating.

Norman Johnson Prospect Jesse Johnson Harvey Johnson Tev

Prominent Union Co. Farmer Summoned

Jonah P. Blue 76 lifelong Union County resident died early Wednesday at his rural home north of Richwood from cancer and complications. He was born November 1 1854 in Jackson township and was a member of Richwood Church of Christ. Surviving are his widow Elnora Bozart daughter Mrs Shur Cheney grandson Phillip Cheney three brothers and three sisters. Funeral by Rev Moffitt of West Mansfield Friday at 2 30 in Essex M P church burial in Price cemetery by S R Sanders.

Jonah P. Blue Union County Richwood Mr. Blue John M. and Sarah Baldwin Blue Jackson Township Richwood Church of Christ Elnora Bozart Shur Cheney Phillip Cheney John William Jesse Blue Marion Lewis Robert Fields Emma Temple Iowa Moffitt West Mansfield Essex M. P Price Cemetery S. R. Sanders

Finnetta class hosts social in church parlors

Mrs. Maude Blair Mrs. Lizzie Sloop Mrs. Minnie Fryman and Mrs. Emma Conwell hosted the Finnetta class of the M. P. Sunday school in the church parlors Thursday evening. Mrs. Conwell led the opening and business meeting. Mrs. Minnie Baker and Mrs. Belle White directed a program and refreshments followed.

Maude Blair Lizzie Sloop Minnie Fryman Emma Conwell Finnetta M. P Conwell Minnie Baker Belle White

Northwest Trail Division Meeting Set at Magnetic Springs

The first Northwest Trail Division meeting of the Ohio Good Roads Federation will meet in Magnetic Springs on June 26 with two sessions at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. A luncheon is planned at four local hotels. Noted guests include I S Guthery Grover Snyder and O W Merrill. Richwood will send a delegation.

Northwest Trail Association Northwest Trail Division Ohio Good Roads Federation Dallas Sullivan Richwood Magnetic Springs Ohio Conrad Incor Ballard Park Place Marietta Lancaster Luray Granville Delaware Findlay Northwest I. S. Guthery Grover Snyder O. W. Merrill

High Honors At Northwestern Awarded To Jolley

Elmer Otis Jolley Jr of Dayton received an Austin scholarship at Northwestern University. One of ten yearly recipients, the $650 per year for four years with a potential fifth year funds study abroad. Jolley, Steele high school graduate, led his class of 390 as senior class president and editor of the Spotlight.

Elmer Otis Jolley, Jr Elmer Jolley Dayton Preston Jolley Richwood W. C. Woolard Austin Northwestern University Jolley Steele High School

Enjoy Family Dinner Honoring 87-Year-Old Mr. Price

Mr and Mrs J B Barker hosted a Sunday dinner for guests including Mr and Mrs J K Price and Charles Seibold and wife from Delaware Kenneth Barker and son Jack of Prospect and Mr and Mrs Edward Barker and daughter Donna In attendance the meal honored Mrs Barker’s father J K Price who turned 87 Mr Price and his wife stayed at the Barkers until Monday when the couple returned home with the hosts

J. B. Barker J. K. Price Charles Seibold Delaware Kenneth Barker Jack Prospect Edward Barker Donna

Large Class Initiated in W C T U Meeting

The W C T U held a public meeting at the Baptist church with large attendance. Twenty two new members were publicly initiated. State Prohibition Director Clarence H. Sears addressed the gathering.

Baptist Church Clarence H. Sears

William A. Ridinger dies after heart trouble

William A. Ridinger 72 died Monday evening June 22 at 7 oclock after a period of illness. Born February 25 1859 in Centerport Ind he was twice married with both wives preceding him. Survived by three nephews Guy and David Kosht Missouri and Glen Kosht Marion. Funeral Thursday at Sanders funeral home with Rev B F McKinnon officiating and burial in Shoup Cemetery.

William A. Ridinger Owen A. Webb Mr. Ridinger Centerport, Ind David and Lizzie Atkinson Ridinger Guy David Kosht Missouri Glen Kosht Marion Sanders B. F. McKinnon S. R. Sanders Shoup Cemetery

Marion Couple United in Marriage at Wesley M E Parsonage

Miss Katharine Butler of Mt Victory wed Robert Cushman of Richwood in Marion on June 16 with attendants Mr and Mrs Frank Waddell. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Orva Butler, is Mt Victory High School graduate. Cushman, son of Mr and Mrs James Cushman, Richwood, is Bliss College and Richwood High School alum and Alpha Beta Tau member. They honeymoon to the East and will live on Woodrow Avenue Marion where he works for Pure Oil Co.

Katharine Butler Mt. Victory Robert Cushman Richwood Wesley M. E. Parsonage Marion W. Martell George Frank Waddell Orva O. Butler Wallace Conservatory Columbus Cushman James M. Cushman Richwood High School Bliss College Alpha Beta Tau Fraternity The Pure Oi Co

Ridgeway Pastor Rev. George Hooper Dies

Ridgeway M. P. church pastor Rev. George Hooper died Tuesday evening. Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at the Ridgeway M. P. church.

B. F. McKinnon George Hooper Ridgeway M. P Ridgeway M. P. Church

Richwood Beats Marysville in Tight 5 4 Softball Clash

Richwood Recreation Ball downed Marysville Gas Co 5 4 in 12 innings and later beat Magnetic Springs 6 2. They host Marysville Friday at the fairgrounds and face Prospect next Monday. Richwood also lost 9 5 to Wear U Well of Marion on their field.

Richwood Recreation Marysville Gas. Co Innies Richwood Magnetic Springs Marysville Prospect Richwood Softballers Wear-U Well Marion Richwood School

Brother of Dr Bown Dies in Ashville North Carolina

Norman Bown of Marysville and S J Bown of Richwood travel to Ashville North Carolina to attend the funeral of Dr H H Brown 67 who died of apoplexy. Survived by brothers Charles Fred John Rev Frank A Bown S J Bown and Norman Bown. Funeral at the Ashville home Thursday morning.

Norman Bown Marysville S. J. Bown Richwood Ashville N. C H. H. Brown Charles Bown Seattle Wash Fred Bown John Bown Charleston W. Va Frank A. Bown Walla Wall

Fire destroys barn on MeElheny farm near LaRue

A barn on the MeElheny farm, one mile north of LaRue and owned by Mr. and Mrs. J. F. McElheny of Richwood, burned early Saturday. The fire’s cause is unknown. Some baled hay, harness and several hogs were lost. Estimated damage is $3,000, partly insured.

LaRue J. F. McElheny Richwood Partilly

New Arrival at the Fenstermacher Home

Mr and Mrs Ernest Fenstermacher announce the birth of a seven pound daughter Paula Hope born June 15 at White Cross hospital Columbus Grace Mitchell is the bride's maiden name formerly of Richwood and now of Columbus Mr Fenstermacher is the son of Mrs W D Cameron

Ernest Fenstermacher Chilcote Avenue Columbus Paula Hope White Cross Hospital Fenstermacher Grace Mitchell Richwood W. D. Cameron

Bixlers and Hamiltons Plan Yellowstone Motor Trip

Mr and Mrs O A Bixler of Shiloh and their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs J L Hamilton of Charleston WV visited Mr and Mrs Charles E Jones and Mr and Mrs Emery Bumgartener and family near Prospect The Hamiltons will soon depart on a summer motor trip to Yellowstone National Park and other stops en route

O. A. Bixler Shiloh J. L. Hamilton Charleston W. Va Charles E. Jones Emery Bumgartener Near Prospect Hamilton Yellowstone National Park

Auto accident near Richwood injures Marion teacher

Miss Josephine Forry a Marion public schools teacher was seriously injured Friday afternoon when her sedan carrying her mother Mrs Harry Forry three sisters and a brother overturned after a left front tire blew out on the way from West Mansfield to Marion. She suffered a broken breast bone and severe bruises and her mother had a broken right arm. Lloyd Winter and Son's ambulance transported them to the Frederick C Smith clinic in Marion for treatment.

Josephine Forry Marion Richwood Miss Forry Harry Forry West Mansfield Lloyd Winter & Son Miss Ferry Frederick C. Smith Clinic

River Stages bus line expansion approved to July start

The Ohio Supreme Court favored The River Stages Inc to extend a bus line from Rathbone via Magnetic Springs Richwood LaRue Marseilles and Upper Sandusky. Service begins about July 1 with equipment suited for travelers. The route provides Richwood direct transport to Columbus and aids Northwest Trail as a north south corridor. It is described as the safest Detroit southbound route via the village.

Ohio Supreme Court River Stages, Inc Rathbone Magnetic Springs Richwood LaRue Marseilles Upper Sandusky Columbus Detroit

Philipp Langstaff Nuptials Tuesday

Elizabeth Philipp daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank L Philipp of Columbus wed Harold A Langstaff son of Mr and Mrs J Chalmer Langstaff of Richwood in a 745 pm Tuesday ceremony at the bride’s home officiated by Rev Arthur C Archibald. A reception followed and the couple left for Canada on a wedding trip returning to 1319 Virginia Ave Columbus. Mrs Langstaff is a Central high school graduate and with the Ohio Farm Bureau. Mr Langstaff is with the Ohio Farm Bureau at Columbus.

Elizabeth Philipp Frank L. Philipp Columbus Harold A. Langstaff J. Chalmer Langstaff Richwood Arthur C. Archibald First Baptist Church Canada Virginia Avenue Langstaff Central High School Ohio Farm Bureau

Nancy Riley Celebrates 82nd Birthday

Friends and relatives surprised Mrs. Nancy Riley on her Sind birthday. Dinner at noon honored guests Mrs. Flossie Self and son Wayne Mrs. Myrtle Osborne and children Belva and Ruth Melvin Jones Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Snyder Frank Riley and the honored guest. She received several gifts.

Nancy Riley Flossie Self Wayne Myrtle Osborne Belva Ruth Melvin Jones Paul M. Snyder Frank Riley

Real Estate Transfers and Court Actions in Union County

Real estate transfers list several parcels in York Taylor Leesburg Paris Claiborne and Washington townships with buyers including Martha Baughman Isaac Combs and Rosa Robinson among others. Court items note leave to plead in Bertha Patch v Patch and a forgery case against Burns Niday with multiple jurisdictions cited. Probate matters include Benton Cahill compromise and Lloyd Winter seeking administration for Louisa Marriott estate.

Martha L. Baughman Rae F. Johnson Taylor Townsship Christine Bolenbaugh Fred Bolenbaugh George Schlegel York Paris Isaac W. M. Combs Marie E. Mason Leesburg Rosa Robinson Henry Davis Susan Davis Jerome Lloyd Winter Richwood Louisa Marriott Mr. Winter

Loyal Workers class entertain Friday at Patrick home

The Loyal Workers' class of the Church of Christ held their regular monthly meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Patrick on South Franklin Street last Friday night. Durwood Shoup led the program and lunch was served to twenty four guests. The next gathering will be at the Durwood Shoup home with a picnic supper on the third Friday night in July.

Church of Christ F. A. Patrick South Franklin Street Durwood Shoup

Garage Fire Damages McCrary Property on Blain Avenue

A garage owned by B. F. McCrary on Blain Avenue was slightly damaged by a fire early Tuesday. Spontaneous combustion is listed as the cause, originating from old fertilizer sacks stored in the loft.

B. F. McCrary Blain Avenue

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M. Langhough Brown WR. Hill Prospect Farmer Johnson Prominent Union Co. Farmer Essex M. P. Church Northwestern Steele University Wm. Ridinger Mt. Victory Girl Wesleyan Parsonage DR. Bown Ashville, N. C Karn Meelheny Philipp Langstaff Groom J. C. Langstaff Will Marysville Journal Charles McGee Harry L. Reiter York Township Ottie D. Kinikin J. M. Kinikin Claiborne Eleanor Eckenrode C. O. Coder Paris Township William Rausch Kentucky Joint Stock Land Bank Washington Township Norwood O. Blake Mt. Vernon Mary E. Wills Bertha Patch Simon Patch Anthony Pfarr Mansfield Burns Niday Gallipolis Milford Center A. C. Tilton Ashley Middleport Cincinnati Fostoria Tippicanoe City Washington D. H Benton Cahill Sarah Howison Cahill Howison C. A. Hoopes Fred A. McAllister
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