Marysville Notes From A Busy Convention Week
Assessors reports are overdue as Co E members relocate. Delegates and citizens travel to Urbana for Judge Warnock’s renomination. Local building work pushes forward while Marysville hosts Mexican War Veterans reunion planning and Odd Fellows services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. E
Ed. Robinson
Col. W. L. Curry
T. M. Brannan
Columbus
Marysville
H. W. Morey
South Main Street
Morey
Urbana
W. R. Warnock
Harrison McVay
Springfield
Delia
McVay
A.A. Johnson
John W. Southard
Ransom Reed
Lancaster
Clara Liggett
West Third Street
Robinson
Corning
Over-Work Weakens Your Kidneys Card Note
Health bulletin notes how kidneys filter blood and work habits impact kidney function. It cites that all blood passes through the kidneys about every three minutes and warns that overwork strains them by filtering waste and toxins.
Local baseball team selects lineup after weeks of practice
After weeks of practice and field work the team announces its chosen lineup. Pitchers Will Fink of Kenton and Lye of Columbus. catcher Joe Johnson. first baseman Bert Bancroft. second baseman Dave Hanley of Woodstock. third baseman Frank Heller. shortstop Fred Richter of Milford Center. right fielder Floyd Brodrick. center fielder Will Perkins of Milford Center. left fielder Lou Doolan. substitutes Frank Schalip and Geo Heller. The team is regarded as strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Fink
Kenton
Lye
Columbus
Joe Johnson
Bert Bancroft
Dave Hanley
Woodstock
Frank Heller
Fred Richter
Milford Center
Floyd Brodrick
Will Perkins
Lou Doolan
Frank Schalip
Geo. Heller
Local Team Eyes May 17 Opener With Capital U Columbus
In a conversation with the team manager, the first game of the season is set for May 17 against Capital University of Columbus. A Decoration Day game with Hocking Valley of Columbus is possible. The local club seeks several early dates and believes it can beat any amateur team in Central Ohio, with a strong wish for a date with Richwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital University
Columbus
Hocking Valley
Ohio
Richwood
Speed Ring Purses Shaping Next Central Ohio Fair
At a Union County Agricultural Society executive meeting race classes and purses for the forthcoming fair were arranged. A total of 2250 will be invested in speed events featuring trotting and pacing, with schedules listed for October 1 through October 3 including county trot and pace purses, business men's stake, and multiple pacing and trot races across the days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County Agricultural Society
Ohio
Representative praised for rural aid push in state
The article commends our representative for ardent efforts to push legislation aiding the ruralists of the county and state, noting substantial support from local constituents and the impact on regional interests.
Two Local Girls Try for Robinsons Circus
Nettle Adams and Mayme Metzner, both of Mechanicsburg, rode to the city Saturday noon seeking to join Robinsons Circus as horseback riders. They walked from Friday night without hats, were spotted near Plate and Frys planing mill, and later captured after a town message. They were taken to the Mayor and returned home under the care of the Metzner girl’s father, the town marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettle Adams
Mayme Metzner
Mechanicsburg
Robinson's Circus
Plate & Fry
Planing Mill
Metzner
Marriage Licenses in Bokes Creek and Jackson Township
William F. Hanck clerk and Minnie Cartmell teacher of Bokes Creek received a marriage license. Ludolf Arens music teacher of Richwood and Jeannette Allyn of Jackson township were issued a marriage license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Hanck
Minnie Cartmell
Bokes Creek
Ludolf Arens
Richwood
Jeannette Allyn
Jackson Township
Divorce filing cites cruelty and land restraint in Clarke county
Matilda Artz sues Noah Artz for divorce on cruelty and neglect and seeks equitable relief to bar sale of 12 acre Claibourne township land with a $200 mortgage. She claims he left April 15, 1901 with several dogs. H V Spicer represents her. Alma E Kennedy sues Kennedy and Citizens' Home & Savings Company for $300 on three notes. The case is noted as unusual since Mr Kennedy must plead against himself. Elizabeth Green sues Erie Railroad for $25,000 damages for injuries from alighting a train in Springfield on Aug 28, 1901. She alleges a sudden lurch caused by the train threw her on a stone platform, causing serious injuries and pain. H V Spicer represents her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Artz
Noah Artz
Claibourne Township
H. V. Spicer
Alma E. Kennedy
J. M. Kennedy
A. N. Kollefrath
Alta E. Kennedy
Citizens’ Home & Savings Company
Kennedy
Elizabeth Green
Erie Railroad Company
Springfield
Col Warnock Renominated by Eighth District Republicans
In Urbana the Republicans of the Eighth congressional district renominated Col W R Warnock at their convention. He thanked delegates for the honor and discussed the day’s issues, naming Roosevelt Fairbanks and Hanna as likely 1904 candidates. The convention favored Hanna as McKinley’s ally for president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Congressional District
Urbese
Urbana
Congress
W.R. Warnock
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Hanna
Mark Hanna
McKinley
Pacific Wireless Telegraph Company Makes Public Wireless Station
Los Angeles reports the Pacific Wireless Telephone and Telegraph Company of Denver has opened the first public wireless station for commercial use. Avalon on Santa Catalina Island links to Los Angeles over 52 miles. The Denver firm with a $5,000,000 capital lists A. M. Stevenson as President and J. E. Hipple as VP among its officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Wireless Telephone and Telegraph Company
Avalon
Santa Catalina Island
Cal
Los Angeles
A.M. Stevenson
A. L. New
J. E. Hipple
D.C. Bailey
Irving Hale
Not What Some People Have Been Led to Believe
Ezekiel Aller, Bethlem cemetery sexton, explains in a lengthy statement to refute divorce allegations and claims of mistreatment. He describes family dynamics with widow Phinney, asserts financial and labor contributions, and recounts incidents including an alleged slap and a chair collision that resulted in a head injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazetts
Ezekiel Aller
Bethlehem Cemetery
Richwood
J.F. F. Millar
Ezekiel
WF. Aster
Eorror GasEtte
the Gazette
Phinney
Verna
Elijah rendition planned for June 3 at the Opera House
Preparations begin for Mendelssohn Elijah in Marysville with 160 chorus members from Marysville and Bellefontaine. Nationally renowned soloists Anna Royal Root Miss Jones Evan Williams and Dr Carl E Duff will perform. Soloist costs total about 400 dollars. June 4 the Choral Union travels to Bellefontaine to perform under Prof O H Evans, continuing the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijah
Mendelsohn
Opera House
Marysville
Bellefontaine
Anna Royal Root
New York
Miss Jones
Chicago
Evan Williams
Carl E. Duff
Choral Union
O. H. Evans
Benjamin L. Robinson Nominated for County Commissioner
Benjamin Lee Robinson born in Unionville January 17, 1859. Son of farmer Alexander Robinson he grew up to be a well educated, industrious man and leading county farmer. A sturdy Republican, he serves as township trustee and board of education member, trusted by Darby residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Lee Robinson
Unionville
Alexander Robinson
Robinson
Darby
Board of Education
Grand Welcome at New Cottage Hotel Dinner
A welcome dinner at the New Cottage Hotel drew a larger crowd than expected with 135 guests served a dinner by Mrs. Hunter of Galton. Mr. and Mrs. LaFountain hosted charm and hospitality while the Richwood orchestra provided music during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Cottage Hotel
Mrs. LaFountain
Arthur's Dog Bit Defeated Bill in Senate
A bill by Representative F. T. Arthur to aid sheep breeders against stray dogs was defeated in the senate last week. Local critic M L Bowen ridiculed the measure, arguing the stray dogs cause the damage and that sheep claims exceed the bill's remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. T. Arthur
Senate
M. L. Bowen
Representative
Arthur
New York Women Debate Dress Trains On City Streets
It is asserted that New York women are becoming lop-sided by carrying dress trains in the streets. A woman of sense says a train is graceful only when it sweeps the ground, but in dirty streets they clutch it to keep it from the pavement, causing the right shoulder to become lower than the left.
Wireless telephony growth eyed for Alaska to Catalina
Consulting Electrical Engineer B H Marriott outlines exclusive patents for wireless telephony and telegraphy west of the Missouri River with Alaska frontiers seen as vast potential. Plans include 6 inland stations after coast points, with bids from mining camps and canneries to fund stations, and weather-report contracts from General Greely's Signal Service. Denver built plants with 125 mile coil systems, 760000 volt capacity, costing about 25000 dollars for dual installations, aiming to flash messages to Santa Catalina by June 1. The Santa Catalina receiving site is likely Sugar Loaf Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Marriott
Missouri River
Nebraska
Kansas
Texas
Alaska
General Greely
United States Signal Service
Telegraph
Avalon
Los Angeles
Denver
R. H. Marriott
Santa Catalina
Santa Catalina Island
Sugar Loaf Rock
Marion residents enjoy weekend visits and church event
Scott Foos of Marion spent Sunday with friends in our vicinity. Mrs. 8. H. Snowden visited Delaware last week. Mrs. Wm. Tracy of Marion travels to be with her parents J. W. Hedge and wife. The Green Camp Circuit holds its third quarterly meeting at Finley next Saturday and Manday with preaching Saturday afternoon and Sunday morning. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Foos
Marion
Born To Fenton Romine And Wife A Girl
May 5 greeted a girl born to Fenton Romine and his wife. F M Sawyer and wife visited the latter's parents in Delaware on Sunday. Uncle Charlie Martin of Blues Creek still critical from paralysis. Mrs J D Robinson of Plain City visiting son T L Robinson near here. J T Clevenger and wife visited C L Webster and family near York Center last Friday. Ex-Sheriff Robinson and wife of Columbus were guests of his brother nearby Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenton Romine
F. M. Sawyer
Delaware
Charlie” Martin
Blues Creek
Mrs. J. D. Robinson
Plain City
T. L. Robinson
J.T. Clevenger
C. L. Webster
York Center
Robinson
Columbus
Here
Marion Area Social and Health Notes Highlight Local Visits
Friends in Marion Ohio welcomed Wm Carr of Essex visiting sister Mrs Sylvia Webb this week while Howard Langstaff recovered from tonsillitis. Walter Layman from Marion spent Sunday with C E Wetteronr. Mrs John Thompson visited Dayton area friends from Saturday to Tuesday. Wm Tippett of Licking County visited his sister Mrs James Webb part of last week. Nellie McNeal Daisy Kelly and Frank Norris of Marion spent Sunday with Eck Norris and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ohio
Wm. Carr
Essex
Sylvia Webb
Howard Langstaff
Walter Layman
C. E. Wetteronr
John Thompson
Dayton
Leesburg High School Holds Second Commencement at Pharisburg
The Leesburg township High school held its second commencement Thursday evening May 1 at the M. P. church in Pharisburg. Estella L. Teets opened with “Our High School Experience” followed by Geo. H. Mather on “The Young Man in Demand Today.” Reginald A. McCord spoke on “The Makers of History” praising modern leaders. Ralph Leeper demonstrated liquid air and its potential uses. Superintendent L. B. Demoret delivered practical remarks urging centralization and progress in rural education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leesburg Township High School
M. P
Pharisburg
F. M. Wilkins
Estella L. Teets
J. P. Morgan
McCord
Ralph Leeper
Irene McClimans
Neva Eastman
Mary Cary
Nina McCord
L. B. Demoreet
Demorest
Union County
H. B. McCord
Papiie
Friends of Education
Local Residents Note Health and Visits In County
Miss Lillie Shenneman suffers measles while Miss Mary Anna Cary visited her teacher Miss Mary Myers. Mrs Eliza Cary made a business trip to Magnetic Springs. Mrs Mary Gandy of Richwood visits her daughter Mrs Eliza Cary. Delegates Geo Wallace Lafe Cary James Obriant and A F Cary went to Marysville to attend the county convention. Many citizens traveled to Columbus to discuss Leesburg township school system. The majority opposed creating a special district. the committee declined the request, noting the current system is in excellent condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Reed
Raymond
L. F. Wood
Charles Harrington
Wood
Squire Knox
Primus Austin
Steubenville
Ohio
City Opera House
Paris Lodge
Grand United Order of Odd Fellows
Leesburg Township
Columbus
Pharisburg
Robert Young
Logan
Union County
Robert Samler
A.B. Robinson
Martha
Marysville
West Fifth Street
Charles Klopfenstein
North
Lewisburg
Charles Wharton
Kenton
Charles Cranston
Klop
Marion Hopkins
BR. L. Woodburn
H.W. Morey
A.J. Hare
General Assembly
C. C. Penhodkwood
Toledo, Columbus & Cincinnati Electric Railroad
Corps of Men and Engineers
Lake View
Logan County
M. W. Steinbarger
Defiance
Mary Anna Cary
Mary Myers
Eliza Cary
Magnetic Springs
Mary Gandy
Richwood
Messrs
Geo. Wallace
Lafe Cary
James Obriant
A. F. Cary
Coumbus
Local Notes and Visits Highlight Town Socials
Miss Alma Stults lies ill in town. Miss Dora Green visits her uncle Mr Alex Howland in Marysville. Arthur Colver from Lima stayed with his parents Mr and Mrs Horace Colver. Jas Cooley spoke on City and Foreign Missions at the Friends church. Mrs Cora Shipley northeast of town celebrated a birthday with a family gathering and dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Green
Alex Howland
Marysville
Arthur Colver
Lima
Horace Colver
Friends’ Church
Jas. Cooley
Cora Shipley
Quiet Wedding at Tara Home Unites Jeannette Allen and Ludolf Arens
Jeannette Allen, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Allen, wed Ludolf Arens, music teacher, in a noon ceremony at the Tara home northwest of Richwood. Rev. A A Thomas and Rev. J F Newcomb officiated, with Miss Ethel Talmage playing the wedding march. About 35 relatives and friends attended. a dinner followed and gifts were exchanged as the couple began housekeeping over Buibrey's jewelry store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Tara
J. H. Allen
Finley
Richwood
Jeannette
Ludolf Arens
A. A. Thomas
Richwood M. E. Church
J. F. Newcomb
North Lewisburg
Ethel Talmage
Allen
Toarieta entertained by Bruce Street and Miss Street guests
The Toarieta enjoyed a pleasant evening hosted by Mre Bruce Street and Miss Nelle Street at the former’s home last night. Guests included Miss Alice Price of Maryeville, Mrs A B Boxer of Mansnaid, Mre C E Campbell and Miss Ad ih.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toarieta
Bruce
Nelle Street
Alice Price
Maryeville
A. 8. Boxer
Mansnaid
C.E. Campbell
Local resident Bob Marriott noted as sea native with Columbus ties
Richwood native Bob Marriott, son of Mr and Mrs F W Marriott, recently moved to Columbus about three years ago. The item underscores his local roots and his connections within the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Marriott
Bob
Richwood
F. W. Marriott
Columbus
Manuscript fragment hints at ownership dispute over toley’s boney
A garbled OCR fragment references ownership disputes involving Ser and Lung treble and a party named Languad Bros. It mentions consumption in Gi taper and a claim regarding Toley's Boney and Ter, with unclear entitlements and stake by Languad Bros. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks concrete dates or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geen Ser
Eas
York News Notes and Local Clerical Election
Miss Libbie Brown visits Marysville this week while Miss Della Cox of Columbus spends Sunday with her parents in York. Dr. Thompson elected central committeeman at the caucus. Jas Cooley returns from missionary work in Columbus for a few days. Jas Stiggers and wife of Van Wert visit relatives here. L D Henry of Delaware in York last Monday. Three deaths in the week: Mrs Joseph Dever, Mrs Eli Orahood, and Virgil Drumm infant buried in York cemetery. J D Carl taken to Columbus for strangulated hernia operation. recovery hopes high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libbie Brown
Marysville
Della Cox
Columbus
Dr. Thompson
Jas. Cooley
Jas. Stiggers
van Wert
L. D. Henry
Delaware
York
Joseph Dever
Eli Orahood
Virgil Drumm
York Cemetery
J. D. Carl
Carl
Thompson Township Social Notes Highlights
Thompson Township reports a string of Sunday visits and family gatherings. Ray Fryman purchased a rubber tire buggy. John Gabriel of Radnor spent Sunday with H C Gabriel and family. Guy Dileaver and family visited John Redmond. Mrs Belle Williams and children vacationed at Bellpoint. Chandler Robison and wife joined Wm Freshwater and family. Wm Hanson and wife from Magnetic Springs visited locals. Arthur Lavender and wife of Rich visited Roy Robinson and wife. Mrs George Ayers and Sherman Charles returned from Columbus. Ben Fryman and wife from Magnetic Springs visited Wm Fryman and family. John W Gast and wife of Prospect spent Sunday with their daughter, Mrs Chas Frymen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Fryman
John Gabriel
Radnor
H. C. Gabriel
Guy Dileaver
John Redmond
Belle Williams
Bellpoint
Chander Robison
Wm. Freshwater
Wm. Hanson
Magnetic Springs
George Ayers
Sherman Charles
Columbus
Ben Fryman
Wm. Fryman
John W. Gast
Prospect
Mre
Chas. Frymen
Local residents and visitors noted in brief
Chalmer Lengstaf prepared to move his barn while E. C. Salth of Marion visited D. R. Rider. Reverend J. Kinney called on an old friend Monday. Mrs. O. B. Wetterour spent Monday with relatives in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalmer Lengstaf
E. C. Salth of
Marion
D. R. Rider
J. Kinney
B. Wetterour
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised with testimonials
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts on the blood and mucous surfaces. Send for testimonials, free. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. Sold by druggists for 75 cents. Hall's Family Pills praised as the best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Kidney Disease Remedy Advertisement
If you make inquiry it will be a revelation to you how many succumbs to kidney or bladder diseases in one form or another. Foley's Kidney Cure will cure if the patient is not beyond medical aid. Foley's Honey and Tar contains no opiates and can safely be given to children. Sold by Langstaff Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Langstaff Bros
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promises Quick Skin Relief
Stand like a stone wall between children and itching eczema and skin diseases with Bucklen’s Arnica Salve touted as earth’s greatest healer. Claims faster cures for ulcers fever sores salt rheum cuts burns and bruises and piles. 25c at J Lee Long’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Earth
J. Lee Long
Stops the Cough and Works Off the Cold
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claim to cure a cold in one day with no cure no pay. Priced at 25 cents.
Do a little more hustling yourself and prosper
An unknown writer offers advice on neighborly success and personal effort. Do not knock others or waste time brooding. If the town prospers, feel good and push a little to share benefits. Stay proactive, avoid cynicism, and keep hustling to improve your own standing.
Vines and Remedies Discussed in Keene Advertisement
An old advertisement from Keene New Hampshire promotes various tonics and cures including cod liver oil and Vinel remedies. The fragment mentions refunding costs for those unable to find the exact product and asserts readiness to provide a bellence of remarkable goods.
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M. E
James E.D. Shayes
John M. Broderick
E. L. Price
Davids
Charlies Morelock
Paris
Abenville
Charles
Bessie Klopfenstein
A. C. Thompson
United States District Court
Peoples’ Bank
Ce Southapre Sie
Pace
Ceee Ee Eee
Cee
Ceee
Hinde Aeenaveeeeen
Aasea A Eee
Eae
Aea Oie
Pigan Sisieuree Aplaiee
Common Pleas Court
Col
Mi Menai
Paperwood Boy
The
Denver, Colorado
Cincinnati Enquirer
Prof
Dolbear
Newark
Timothy Hay
Lenox & Woolard
B. L. Robinson
John LeFountain
Boon
Browning
Cassius
Orvie
Pearl
E. Aller
Oete See High School
Lésburg
Bacon Run News
Miss Lillie Shenneman
Alma Stults
J. J. Allen
York News Notes
Thompson Township
Arthur Lavender
Rich
Roy Robinson
Bull OF
Bianer
Cottege
Vienna
L. Hunter
J. F. Millar
State of Ohio
City of
Lucas County
Frank J. Cagney
F. J. Cagney & Co
Frank J. Cheney
A. D
A. A Gleason
Notary Public
Vinel
Isaac Cuamratenn
Keene, N. H
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