Death ends long illness of Grace McClain
Grace McClain died at her mother Sarah Collins home at 342 Feed Avenue on Thursday afternoon after a five year illness due to spinal trouble and complications. Born in New York State near New York City in 1856 she was fifty two years old and had lived in Marion most of her life. Surviving are her mother and two sons William and Carl McClain as residents of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace McClain
Sarah Collins
Feed Avenue
New York State
New York City
Marion
William and
Carl McClain
Epworth League Elects Delaware District Officers
At a Dunkirk convention, Rev. William McK Brackney was chosen president of the Epworth League Delaware district. Mina Boger of the city was named fourth vice president, and I. L. Coffman was elected treasurer. The meeting was noted as one of the best leagues in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McK. Brackney
Epworth League
Delaware
Dunkirk
Mins Mina Boger
Thin City
Coffman
Ireland
Underground Wonder at Medina Reveals Ancient Ruins
In Medina Italy diggers struck chalk at sixty three feet then a sudden water burst filled the new well. At fourteen feet lay the ruins of an ancient city with paved streets and houses. Twenty six feet below yielded entire trees and preserved botanical matter. Chalk at twenty eight feet mixed with bells. beneath lay more vegetation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
Italy
Divorce case ends suddenly as juror withdrawn
In a common pleas court session Judge Young dismissed the Uncapher divorce petition after the plaintiff withdrew a juror following testimony. The ruling also included costs, with leave to plead by July 11 if costs are paid. Separately, L H DeLauder sues Noah L Gebhardt in a contract suit for $1,285 plus $390.25 in extras for a residence built in 1907 1908, naming Hollis Pace S H Kelar Wollenweber Lumber and Katherine Gebhardt. Other court actions include demurrers sustained or overruled in Hord v Ackerman and Noyes v State of Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Uncapher
T. BR
Leyman
Common Pleas Court
Plain‘tif
Mrec
Lawcen H. DeLauder
Crissinger and Guthery
Court of Common Pleas
Noah L. Gebhardt
Plaintiff
N. L. Gebhardt
Hollis
Pace
S. H. Kelar
Wollenweber Lumber Company
Katharine Gebhardt
M. EB. Hord
Henry Ackerman
Babst
State of
Ohio
Hiram H- Noyes
Ida Unca Bher
Thomas J. Uncapber
Young
Marion Sunday School Picnic at Lincoln Park Draws Thousands
The Marion Sunday School picnic at Lincoln Park drew about five thousand attendees on Thursday afternoon and evening. Rev Father Joseph Denning spoke on The Outdoor Life, with athletic events and a 4 to 1 ball game between Epworth M and Sunday School players. The event, aided by J B Virden and committee members, raised $220.20 in refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Uulog
Lincoln Park
Jupiter Plavius
Pucacna
Marion Parks
Ia Century
Marion Street Railway Company
Jit
Virdeh
George Barnard
Steam Shovel
Joseph Denning
J. P. Currin
Epworth M
Myworth
Epworth
Gray
Burr
Mapes
Minnehan
Cunningham
J. B. Virden
Neteon
J. ©. Markert
Local readers visit relatives and travel to new homes
Mrs Alfred Johnston of Mingo visits daughter Mrs D W Strayer on East Church street. Mr and Mrs H W Robison depart for their new home after a visit with R A Boyd. Mrs Coburn of Faith Center Street plans a San antego trip to stay with friends. Mrs Ming Reaster Joned of Huntington Indiana visits Mrs Charles H Gonley Girard Avenue. Mrs V Fulton of Butte Montana and Mrs H B Stanteman of Bosyrus are guests of Mr and Mrs Dane Evans West Center Street. Mrs Milton Flach of Baltimore Street leaves for Marion Ohio to visit relatives. Mr Flach to Marion Friday. Mr Thomas J Mulvey returns from visit with sister Mrs Maurice Tobin in Covington Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Johnston
Mingolo
D. W. Strayer
East Church Street
H.W. Robison
Vilago
R. A. Boyd
Coburn
Center Street
Sanctuaky
Ming Reaster
Joned
Huntington
Ind
Hesletor
Charles H. Qonley
Girard Avenue
V. Fulton
Butte, Montana
H. KB. Stanteman
Bosyrus
Dane Evans
Weat Center Wreet
Milton Flach
Baltimore Street
Marion
Ohio
Flach
Middletown Journal
Officials reelect Dover and Stone as party officers
The Ohio secretary Elmer Dover was reelected and Win BY Stone of Maryland was reelected vergeant at arms. A subcommittee was formed to meet candidates and learn their choice for permanent chairman, listing Powell Clayton Ark on, Myron Herrick of Ohio, Frank Kellogay of Minnesota, Charles Nagel of Missouri, Willem Ward of New York, William Hormh of ? and Frank Louden of trials. Rabbit Bernhard Pelsenthal, noted as the best Jewish theologian in the United States, died in Chicago. born in Germany, resident since 1858.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Dover
Ohio
Stone
Maryland
Powell
Clayton Ot Arkon
Myron ?. Herrick
Frank B. Kellogay
Minataata
Charles Nagel
Missouri
Willem L. Ward
New York
William ©. Hormh
Daha
Benman
North Carolla
Frank O. Louden
Tiials
Rabbit Bernhard Pelsenthal
Chicago
Germany
Temporary National Committee Names Powell Clayton Chairman
Chicago June 19 the National committee after the Republican convention adjourned selected General Powell Clayton of Arkansas to serve as temporary chairman until such time as the candidates are chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Committee
Powell Clayton
Arkansas
Count Leg Tolstoy Receives Edison Phonograph Prize
Count Leg Tolstoy has received a phonograph under an Edison prompt and will obtain a phonographic record of the Russian nouvellat's voice as the next step in the exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count Leg Tolstoy
Thomas A. Edison
Nouvellat
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beatty & Long
Oxfords
Fittery
F. J. Lusch N. E. Cor
Ohls Wall Paper
Chas. Turner and Co
Fruit Market
Melo
Chas, Turner & Co
E. Center St
Gabbage
Robinso
Phone 99 Agency
Ice Man
Marion Ice & Gold Storage CO
THE
Oh10 Milling & Elevator CO
T. J. Uncapher
L. H. DeLauder
Thomas J. Mulvey
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Covington
Kentucky
Maurice Tobin
North Lonk Streg
House of Kuppenheimer
Hughs & Cleary
Leonard
the Department CO
A.W. Chase
Peteon
Marsh
Manhattan
Price
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!