Marion County Late News Recap From Prospect to Marion
Local items from Prospect to Marion include council actions with health board reappointments, Mr. Weisel and others. Social notes mention visits, moves, and family gatherings, with names such as Mrs. Curtis, Miss Jacobs, and Mrs. Drake. Several locals attend church events, entertainments, and dinners, while others are noted for moves to Marion and Ohio trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospet
Corporation Board of Health
Hult
Weisel
Conalvin
J. . Stoore
Albert Johnson
Weigel
Lov! Scheetz
M. E. Meeming
Bete Curtis
Frank Huttie
Cleveland
Ohio
Th. Huttie
Wrod Kraff
Mt. Vernon
John Selanders
Wm. Wand
Waldo
Lucy Hanover
Nellie Bricker
Kathryn Jacobs
M. @ church
A. J. Dyer
EK. Drake
Mothers Council
Park Ave
Young
Wilber Kyle
Jose Fritch
Biey
Delaware
Charles Dildine
Ashley
Dilaie Mopuday
Republican Central
Augustine
Waldo Township
Marion
Theodore Crammend
Howe Plsee
Newmansd
Rebrinn
Jane Bilffler
Mies Sefer
R. A. Wilcox
Mra
Walter Adame
Mrw
Anderdon
Joep Cratty
Arthur
Columbus
Wallace Cratty Suiday
George Watkins
Lily
Wim
Couret Biinday
Mir
Sargik
Persia
Harmon
George Court
Perry Able
W. Court
Tea Keller Hiv
Oklahoma City
Explosion damages Richwood building injuring two
In Richwood last Friday about eight o'clock a stove explosion blew apart a frame building housing a gasoline engine and machinery. Lewis Willett, nearby, was knocked down and injured. Dr H C Duke treated him, and both his eyes were saved. The town records multiple injuries from a separate accident at Pear Walker's funeral when a carriage toppled over near Blues Creek bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richwood
Lewis Willett
Margavidle Pike
Elliott
H. C. Duke
Grube
Mina Lattle
Dalawire
Miles Lattle
P. G. Baker
Chas, Baker
Irene
John Horn
Gates
French
Johnstown
Ohio
Lou Smith
Ruth Wiles
Newark
Amos Tanner
Beatty Avenue
Clima Merkle
Muxkingum County
Tanner
Pear Walker
Springdale Baptist Church
Lemuel Janes
Blues Creek Bridge
G. H. Brown
Ostrander
David Neal
Fies
Nellefontaine
Honest McAllleter
Vadie Belt
Columbus
Delaware
Jerome Hedges
Prospect
Davis
W. C. Jacobs
Guy Jangatat
George H. Brown
Oatrander
South Franklin Street
Clarence Kinney
Mansfeld
W. W. Kinney
Hamilton
Atlas Carrie Hamilton
South Franklin
P Whitehead
Miss Blanche
Worthington
Thomas Howard
Oho
Mary
Caledonia News Briefs and Social Notes
Caledonia and surrounding areas report several guests including Misses Este and Lalu McClintock and Mrs MG Millar with Harley. W I M S to meet at Mrs James Gray's home Wednesday afternoon. W W Campbell returns from Potomac visiting daughter Ella Miles. Bee raiser noted in Caledonia. Coulter moves to Muoyri to begin barber business. Reeder takes new brakes job for railroad. Underwood travels to Cleveland for stock purchases. Mrs J S hosts a box social near Sixteen church Saturday night. invitation extended for February event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonia
Stan
Este and
Lalu McClintock
Bucytus
MG. Millar
Harley
North of Town
Landes
James Gray
Hesday
W.W. Campbell
East of Town
Potomac
Ella Miles
Campbell
Dion
Calvedonia
Landis
Coulter
Muoyri
W. ‘Reeder
Mira
Hinderwood
Cleveland
Underwood
Sixteen M. Y. league names officers in meeting
The Sixteen M. Y. league elected officers including President J. B. Coulter First Vice President Mrs H Scott Second Vice President Mrs J Newman Third Vice President Mrs Thomas Widemire Fourth Vice President Mrs J S Coulter Secretary Jacob Sulser Treasurer Geo. Nurte Organist Carmine Noblet
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Y. League
8. Coulter
H. Scott
Mra. J. Newman
iMrs
Thomas Widemires
J. S. Coulter
Jacob Sulser
Geo. Nurte
Carmine Noblet
Three Centuries of American History From a Non-Puritan Standpoint
A long excerpt chronicles Long Island and Suffolk County landscapes, rail lines, and sparsely inhabited areas. It notes vast tracts with minimal taxation, railroads like the Long Island RR, and distant suburbs. The piece laments social divides, mortuary processions, and the reach of English entailment from colonial times, tying land to aristocratic lineage and revolutionary rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Leland
Thie Island Fe
Tereutent
Railroa
Long Island R. R
Suffolk County
Wke Aimeelf
Jong Point
Posterity Sleeps in Grave as Land Ownership Casts Shadow
The passage laments alien land ownership and the neglect of self government, highlighting that posterity rests in one grave while current toilers cry out. It accuses the ruling powers of sanctifying decrees of a dead monarch who cursed the nation, urging vigilance against foreign control of land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Real Estate Deals Shuffle Through Marion and LaRue
A chaotic list records various property transfers in Marion and surrounding townships. Names like Joseph J. Arthur, Lena Cummings, and William T. Jones appear with parcels sold or exchanged, prices ranging from $1 to $10,500. An odd note mentions Mongo Smith of Skowhegan and a gun tied to the Battle of Bunker Hill, amid a scrambled page of deeds and transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brank S Apt
J. F. Apt
Marion
Joseph J. Arthur
Carl Koongy
David Amerine
Sheriff
Q Drake
LaRue
John
Berry
Mame
Marion Land Company
Ireten Brothers
Eickenburg Company
Lena Cummings
Samuel Z. Bricker
Green Camp Township
Anna Carhart
Margaret ©. Dennig
Mareon Township
William B. Frye
Standard Real Estate Company
Gustavus Gorenflo
Charles Hotsivtier
A. i Hazen
G. 5
Prank
Kk. RL Flecker
Samuel Sempney
William T. Jones
John V. Wilson
W. M. Jackson
Lettia M. Jackson
Saniel Lilley
Viewer Atimore
Martin
Eimer W
Charles IF
Thornef
Istorer
Ubler
Maria Unier
Mongo Smith
Skowhegan
Mars
Battle of
Bunker Hill
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Rhouan
Marion County
Lane
Moon
C. M. Vannnusdle
Interururban Station
James Cameron
David ©. Miller
Frank Beem
Dr. Brobeck
Ira Cow
Elmore Miller
Sadie Ports
Glenna Hickok
Mur Scott
Westerville
H. V. Spicer
Harry Hall
Ada
Mire
Richard Davis
Pettit
Grand
Charles E. Lukens
Long Island
Long Island City
Cnes
Mag. Mh
George
Admiral Corrm
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