Remarkable Hensley Family Reunion Across Generations
J Le Hensley of Unitelty Jine returned from Tankersburg West Virginia after attending a Hensley family reunion. Present were Major UW Hensley 86 Parkersburg. G R Hensley 8% Carroll Town. Rev J L Menstey M D Marion Ohio 76. Mary A Reese Buckhannon WV 74 and husband Captain Samuel Roeas 72. Combined age 192 years 2 months 5 days. They note birth of 1 child 66 grandchildren 49 great grandchildren. plus 22 step children 108 step grandchildren 199 step great grand and five great great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de J. le Hensley
Unitelty
Jine
Tankersburg
West Virginia
Hensley
J. J. Hensley
UW. Hensley
Parkersburg
Dotm G. Hensley
Carrol Town
J. Ll. Menstey
Marion
Ohio
Mary A. ©. Reese
Buckhannon
Slater
Samuel Roeas
Brent
Very Pretty Home Wedding in Marion
A small wedding was solemnized at the home of Mr and Mrs J J Sifritt at Orchard and Pleasant Streets as Miss Eudora May Sifritt wed Mr Edson Bush. The ceremony occurred at 1 15 o clock in the presence of about twenty family members with Rev D H Bailey officiating. A four course dinner followed. pink and white decor adorned the home and the bride’s table featured sweet peas car nations and smilax. The couple will reside on Chicago Avenue. The bride and groom are among Marion's most popular young people with she a violinist and member of Epworth M B choral society and he a bank bookkeeper. He is the son of EB Bush of Hast Center Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Sifritt
Orchard and
Pleasant Streets
Eudora May Sifritt
Edson Bush
D. H. Bailey
Rush
Chicago Avenue
Marion
Epworth M. B. Choral Society
Jproom
Marion County Bank
EB. EB. Bush
Hast Center Street
Cheapest Binder Twine Offer For Marion Shop
A garbled local ad promoting binder twine from McCormick at the Houghton Merkel Co in Marion Ohio. It touts cheaper twine at 41-20, urges ordering early, and mentions Lewisy and Raters Candy Shop. Also references Admiral Coffee and a Mirror want column seeking readers to try their best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormick Munaura Mader
Houghton Merkel Co
Marion
Admiral Coffe
Mirror
Audience Pleased By Jackin Stock Opera Singer at Grand
The Jackin Stock company pleased patrons with an Opera Singer at the Grand Theatre. They promise a new play and a different specialty each night this week in Marion with tickets 10 20 and 30 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackin
Marion
Personal notices show friends and family visits across towns
Misteve Kelly remains a close friend to Gallon while Marry Mason travels to Columbus Indiana to see his sister Mex. John Kitchen and Susie Apper of Lincoln Avenue have returned home after visiting Delaware friends. Mr and Mrs K HL Marshal of Wall A plan a visit to theria to see friends for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misteve Kelly
Gallon
Mason
Columbus
Ind
Mex
John
Kitchen
Susie Apper
Lincoln Ave
Delaware
K. HL
Marshal
Wall
Theria
Railroads vie for immigrant transport between Chicago and New York
Several railroads bid to carry emigrants on the Chicago to New York run, with the Erie line seen as strongest. Two special coaches added to No. 8 for foreigners, eastbound talks carrying many to New York. Baldwin Locomotive Works experts from Geatt and Pollock survey route and price work system. no expected price rise. Manat Little, ex police captain, dies at home. Lieutenant Tash succeeds him in Berle police force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Geatt
tWrce
Baldwin , Locomotive Works
Erie Road
Manat Little
Berle
Foren
Gallon
Tash Haa
du Bie
Ownership of a Dog Dispute Ends in Payment and Return
Rawarde Street resident Clayton D. McClung pressed mayor's court against William Weber for stealing a dog valued at five dollars. Weber returned the dog with collar and chain after agreeing to withdraw the affidavit and pay costs totaling one dollar. Weber claimed the act was to reclaim his own property and that a double sale occurred, but the case concluded with restitution and dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton D. McClung
Rawarde Street
Wiliam Weber
Weber
McClung
Orelock
Seherif
Mavorton
Bum
Mee
Me- Wag
McChing
Edward A Street
Epworth Society to Meet at Mrs Helwig Home
Marion friends mourn a death as the Ep worth Women's Home Missionary Society schedules a Thursday two o clock gathering at Mrs Helwig 656 South Prospect Street The program includes songs devotionals papers and a plate luncheon in McKinsey Park afterwards All ladies urged to attend and bring baskets
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth Women's Home Missionary Society
Helwig
South Prospect Street
Mra
B. Gardner
Rove Packard
von Stein
Lydia Knapp
Tople
Atc Kinsey
Eclipse of the Sun Sunday Morning in Marion
Marion residents will view a partial solar eclipse Sunday starting shortly after nine o clock. The event lasts over three hours and will be visible across the United States. Observers anticipate a rare celestial display with half the earth shaded at its peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
United States
Lodge and fraternal gatherings mark Marion region outings
Members of Marion lodge No 402 Knights of Pything and allied orders held a park outing at Glennmary park with a 1 PM interurban departure and an 11 PM return. Lydia Chapter Easter Story memorial services are set for Sunday at Mason Temple with Rev J P Cureton delivering the address. Red Men, Lime City Council, and Foresters planned July events and regular meetings with new member initiations and attendance notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Lodge No. 402
Knights of Pything
Gleenmary Park
Lydia
Masonle Temple
Masonle Fraternity
J.P. Curetn
Mary Ivan
Jonnie Hood
J. M. David Wou Fompowe
Seoculum
Lime City
Widespread Home Stair Fall Injures Mrs Uncapher
Mrs. P Uncapher suffered a severe fall at her South Prospect Street home around 4 30 this morning while going to the cellar. She struck the stairway causing a deep wound on the left side of the face a damaged wrist and multiple rib fractures. Family members found her and Dr CT Wiant provided immediate aid. The patient was reported in nervous condition.
John Marvin Dies in New York City Travel Salesman
John Marvin, a traveling salesman known in this city, died in New York City from a mistaken dose of strychnine taken instead of quinine. He was twenty three and had recently visited the city, leaving a wide circle of acquaintances behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Marvin
New York City
Hazel Arnatronis
Marvin
Annual meeting of Marlon Retail Merchants event
The annual meeting and banquet of the Marlon Retail Merchants will be held at the Y M I A parlors Tuesday evening June 20. Local speakers are slated for addresses on the occasion and important matters will be discussed. Others will be elected for the coming year. The meetings will begin at 7 o'clock in the evening and promise a pleasant and profitable session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlon Retail Merchants
Clean Up Proceeds After Health Officer Polices Signage
Health Officer Roy Chapman ordered removal of unsightly vaudeville signs stacked by trees and declared them a nuisance. He also cleared tobacco and filth around the area and had the hotel area cemented to improve the surroundings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Chapman
Chapman
Local events and social notices from Walnut Street area
Injury update on H Groves of Walnut street after a Monday fall shows gradual improvement. The Ladies Auxiliary of the U S church plans a scholar and musical program at J B A Davie home on Bennett Street Thursday evening. Marriage notices list Carroll Edward Murke and Mary Martha Meh or, William Honeker and May Tapton of Caledonia, and Harry A Hoffman with Flora 2B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Groves
Walnut Street
U. S
Hoetaey
Yeaterday
Edgon
Buel
Mine Budera
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kleinmaier
Kieinmaier
Admiral
Liberal
Marion Clothing & Cloak Co
Center St
J. E. Sifritt
Binder
Lewisy
Jackson Stock Company
Manhattan
Scherff AS
Solomon
Uarmly
M'Kisley Park
Epworth Home Missionary Society
Old Sol
Amnby Lodge No
Knights Ofnything
He A
Prontcet Street
Guard of Honorere
Scanowell Judige
Rebeccaba
Njuries
Warner & Edwards
Mer Wear
Eneeee Srewee
Habitatai
Taffeta
Court House Square
Gome
Robinson
Price & Hurley
Telephone
Black Cross
F. J. Lusch Grocer
N. E. Cor
State @ Center
Ohls Wall Paper
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!