Pioneer Peters Dies at 82 in Marion County
Wilson Peters, an 82 year old Marion County landowner longtime city figure, died at his Mt Vernon avenue home after years of paralysis. Born November 7, 1885 in Lancaster Ohio, he moved to this area in 1896 and entered business with W Peters and Co. A Marion native, he served in the Ohio National Guard and married Olive Southwick in 1881. Funeral arrangements set for Monday at 3:30 p.m. from the late residence. survivors include Pauline Humbery Elen Camp and Fine Towela Beerbower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Peters
Marilou County
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Peters
Nathaness
Lancaster
Fairfield County
Ohio
Otterbein Academy
Willam
Marlon
Ils
Henry
W. Aod
H. Peters
Marion
Ohio National Guard
Alexandria
Virginia
Oliver, Southwick
Corydon Southwick
Reuben Smith
Southwick
Mra
Petera
Local Personal Notes From South Greenwood Street Area
Fragments list residents visiting relatives and traveling to nearby towns. Names include Ada Monnette returning from Chautauqua Lake, Stella Stark visiting from South State Street, and J G Winder arriving from Shawnee Oklahoma to visit relatives. Several others are noted as ill or traveling to Evans City and Sandusky City for short visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Gracely
Spencerville
Stella Stark
South State Street
J. G. Winder
Shawnee
Okla
Dorothy May
Mir
Mia
O. Wollenweber
Notable Local Movements and Arrivals Shaped by Travel
Visiting at the Dr. C. T. Wiant home on South Stile alert, for the past two months, returned to her home in Pontiac, Michigan, today. Frank Hurd left this morning for Huntington, Indiana, where he will resume his work in the Eale yerds after spending some time in this city. Secretary J. H. Oatey, of the Y. M. C. A., returned ths morning from A Week's Visit at Chautauqua lake, New York, where he was combining business with pleasure. James A. Knapp returned that night from St. Paul, Minnesota where he attended the annual mach ine of the National association of five insurance agents, Mir. Knapp was one of the delegates represent ing Ohio.
Local Erie Railroad Workers Paid. Community Notes
Local Erie railroad employes were paid today. Mr and Mrs Sidney Hendrickson of Harrison street welcomed a daughter born Friday evening. There will be no services at St Pauls church tomorrow due to illness of Rev G Mapes. Agosta M E church held its regular quarterly meeting, concluding Sunday afternoon. An ice cream social at Jacob Linn's Kirkpatrick home netted a large sum for the Christian Ladies Aid. All blacksmith shops in the city closed for the national holiday with a large Cedar Point gathering and many from town attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Railroad
Sidney Hendrickson
Harrison Street
St. Paul's Church
Christian Ladies Aid Society
Cedar Point
Bigednaaiine
To the Public on Monday Evening Supper Invitation
Having purchased the ing ball Twill to Monday evening and will fare supper for 24 patrons. H. Connell signs the notice soliciting public patronage.
Police Court Charges And Arrests From Friday
Hiomer Parker was arrested on an affidavit by Charles Monnette for assault and battery on North Main Street. Parker pleaded not guilty. trial set for this morning. Parker also faced a Sunday intoxication charge and pleaded guilty, fined five dollars, then committed for nonpayment. Presley Wingo, cited by Roy Chapman for gar bage neglect on North State Street, promised improvement, potential heavy fines if repeated. Richard O'Donnell, drunk and disorderly on North Main Street, was held for trial after pleading not guilty at police headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiomer Parker
Charles Monnette
Monnette
Parker
Nonth Main Street
Presley Wingo
Roy Chapman
North State Street
Wingo
Winjro
Richard O'Donnell
Hostetler
Neth Main Street
Wee
Toledo Drug Firm Promises Catarah Cure at $260
One hundred dollar reward offer for a cure the sponsor cannot provide. Lali Cutarth Gore and J Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio declare J Cheney trustworthy after sixteen years in business. Walding Kinnan Marvin Wholesale Druggists Toledo LLC endorses the firm. Internal remedy claims target blood and surfaces, priced 260 per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Take Sal's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lali
Cutarth Gore
B. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
J. Cheney
Lim
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
One Dollar Columbus Return Special Rate
The D and M railroad offers a special one dollar round trip to Columbus on Sundays. The first car departs Marion at 4:00 p.m. and the next car leaves Columbus at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Bundaya
Marion
Coumbus
Social Highlights Honor Mis Mise and Miss Guthery
Caledonia and Spencerville guests attended a Friday evening party with card games and contests. Harry Bishop won a hand painted plate as contest winner while piano and vocal pieces impressed attendees. Other locals and out of town visitors joined a musicale with readings and refreshments. The event followed by a N club gathering where prizes were awarded and plans made for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayle Clouse
Caledonia
Rita Maa Hochstotter
Chestnut Street
Harry Bishop
Thore
Miseea
Luelle MiMa
Pereney Ramer
Anora ‘Long
Addie Ridenbaugh
Leola McGuire
Stole Stark
Muriel Freeland
Carmina Blow
Mesers
Edgar Bain
Cecil Alexander
Dana Reed
Harman Creek
Ralph Hurt
Walford Davie
Raymond Jennings
Fred Taylor
Frank Zeigler
Minnés B. Gayle Clouse
Nellie Gracely
Spencerville
Ohio
Kilbourne Jacobs Excursion Through Cedar Point
Kilbourne Jacobs annual excursion parade four heavily loaded sections passed through the city en route to Cedar Point. Tonight the train will stop for supper at the local firehouse and return later. The excursionists are employees of Kilbourne Jacobs and their friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilbourne-Jacoba
Thie City
Pennsylvania Columbus
Pennsylvania
Cedar Pont
Iire
Kilbourne-Jacobs
Bones of a Jesuit bones of a Jesuit discovery in Winnipeg
A Winnipeg report states that bones of Jean Baptiste de la Verandrye and Father Aulneau along with nineteen voyagers were found at the northwest angle of Lake of the Woods. The discovery by St. Boniface College priests and Judge Prudhomme also uncovered the site of Fort St Charles built in 1752.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Man
Jean Baptiste Dé la Verandrye
Father Aulneau
Visalon- Ney
Broux
Lake of the Woods
St. Boniface College of
Winnipes
Prudhomme
St. Boniface
Fort St. Charlee
Sieur de la Verandrye
Jean Baptiste de la Verandrye
la Verandrye
Red River
John Greenleaf Whittier
Holy Roman Mission
Nickelodium Reopens Under Harry St Clair With Five Cent Shows
The Nickelodium will reopen within a few days under the guidance of Harry St. Clair, a well known city figure. A strictly up-to-date program for Merion will be offered with evening changes and all shows priced at five cents. A novel feature will be introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry St. Clair
St. Clair
Merion
Regular dental checks help avoid pain and expense
A brief dental notice stresses periodic thorough examinations to prevent discomfort and high costs. It urges readers to seek attention now, warning that individuals may be unaware of their need for care and highlighting moderate charges in dentistry.
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Patt
Oxfords
Beatty
Long
Anthony
THE
Ohio Milling & Elevator CO
Winget & Ullom
Marion Provision Co
E. Center
N. Main
W. H. Clark
Telephone
Atlan Ane
Pioneer
Pauline
Elen
Mr. and
Mire
Frank Levy
Harry Mickley
Evans City
Ruhlman
Cardington
George Kinner
Grand Avenue
Mia Ethel Smith
Columbue
Teterest
Missen
Mabel
Hazel ‘Diehom
Davide and Macedaimante
Miles Goldie
Lailah Stump
Sandusky City
Mlle
Ruth Moore
H. Connell
Raith Tratt
Marguerite Guthery
LaRue
Mirs
Charles Anthony
Leader Street
Mies Hagel Styer
Mises Hazel | Lepper
Meta Marx
Anna Hanley
Irene Neally
Selma Marx
Alice Galerie Hazel Styer
Kare Gillick
Marguerite Hapley
Edith Tratt
Smith
Charles Burke
Fant
Thuta
Alice Dombaugh
Alexander
Goon
Mine Pearl Burke
Mies Mary Alexander
Mre. T
Mirror
Jon Eas
the Department Co
Atari Street
Nyer
News Boys
Kew
Sonnanstine
Center St
Adam's Express Office
Citizens Building & Loan Company
Anve
Ieving AG
the Citizens
Michael Lawrence
Brivge
Beoy
Barnes
W.H. Siples
North Main Street
Hocking
Massillon
Wollenweber Lunber CO
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