Marion County Late News Roundup Highlights Local Visits
A Yugoslav assortment of Marion residents and visitors is reported, listing Dr and Afra Johnston and daughter Vena from Marion, the Benson family, W H Holverstott and family, and many others from nearby towns. The piece notes trips to Indianapolis Cleveland LaRue and Dayton, social visits, church ties, a chicken feast at Beckley sugar camp, and a plan to organize a local baseball team for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Ind
Henry Brown
Marion
KE. M. Stockwell
Prospect
Margaret
Stockwell
Frank Martin
Marlonaville
Missouri
RB. P. Martin
Mesard
J.P
Ray Barnthouse
Morris
Beckley
Lucy Jones
Carlton Gongway
Toledo
Mise Ning Dutton
M. Tannyhill
Ot LaRue
T. R. Shinn
Awkland
Io Vietting
Delaware
Miles Myrtle Wilson
Minn Clemma Miller
Walter Patten
George Lehman
Milas Dale Horton
Carlos Dille
Local residents visit kin and friends in surrounding towns
Prospect Prospect reports a string of visits as Lancaster friends Mr and Mrs B A Hawkine spend days with Joe Carpenter and Charles Finefrock relatives in Green Dan. Marion visitors include Mike Mohr and Watt Ilo. diversions include Guy McDonald singing at Richwood shows. passages mention travel to Covington Kentucky and Sewickley Pennsylvania. numerous locals host and visit family through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
HL Hurterbrink
Dayton
J. Beks ‘Thomas
D. J. Stouffer
Kelsey Randall
Tennerec
Mayrion
Glenn Jones
Chiad Jones
Colbie
Mire
Tom T. Jones
Mise Winifred Gast
Gerald Roberts
T. R Roberta
Ned Roberts
Mira
Covey
Hugh Iurkens
Khether
T. J. Collar
George A. Collar
Sewickley
Pennsylvania
May Sommers
Flora McPherson Satur
Prank Hawk
Fremont
Mira Clara Hawk
Columbus
Mary Hawk
Bon Pox
Richwood Notes and Local Visitors March 27
Richwood Bulletin lists residents and visitors including Pearl Sloop returning home from Chicago Tie and Myra Porter visiting Kenton Ohio. Names include Mr and Mrs M A Porter Hrosdway Edward Alexander Grace and Rowland Gallon, J K McFarland of Marion, Miss Ning Warren from Delaware, and Rev A J Clere of Prospect delivering a lecture. Obituary notes: Mrs H H J McParland and Miss Albert Hamilton died recently. community figures attend social and church occasions.
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Wiebwood
Pearl Sloop
Chicago
Tie
Richwood
M. A. Porter
Fred
Myra
Porter
Kenton
Ohio
Jenkine
Litte
Colver
East Blagrove Street
Edward Alexander
Grace
Rowland
Gallon
Adam Pausnaught
John &. McFarland
Marion
J. N. McParhand
Ning Warren
D. W
Delaware
George R. Wiltule
M. KE. Parsonage
A. J. Clere
Prospect
Hyhalla
FR. Sanders
Row Hill
Iowa
J.M. Santora
Lakue
W. H. Husted
Order of
Railroad ‘Telegraphers
New York City
Nellie
Anna Stultz
Delaware County
Anna [Sian
Ottawa Street
Loly Miller
Columban ‘Business College
T. B Miller
Booth Franklin
Mya
A. D. Boote
Fether
Glidya
W. Ha, Case
Columbus
Mia
Stoutsun
Local figures share visits and gatherings this week
The memory of community life unfolds through numerous visits and social events. Melon Winter, Stirling Mall, Mrs. Mattie Graham, Stella Plaher, Kirkpatrick families, and several others attend Bible classes, share meals, and host relatives in Marion and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melon Winter
Stirling Mall
Mattie Graham
Marlon
Mint Stella Plaher
Meadife
Marion
Prohibition Crusade Moves Richmond Women to Action
A 19th century column argues alcohol fuels murder and ruin. It cites a Missouri bias toward local prohibitions, led by Richmond women, who organize a campaign with letters and school outreach to urge voters to end the saloon. The piece highlights prayer groups, lectures, and a focus on protecting boys and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minsouri
Ray Coutly
Wittoh
Rienmond
Campaiih
Riehimond
Erie
Richmond
AtPeta
Grivings
Minnie
Chietian Herald
A Strange Case of Electri c Resuscitation in a Hanging
An account describes Dr. Baker and Dr. Arbuckle attempting to revive Peter Hunt after his hanging for murder. They apply electric currents to the chest and monitor pulse as Hunt briefly responds before dying, with daily reports of his condition and a twist involving a mysterious deposit of money observed by the doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tien
Ten
Niin
Gil
Meter Hunt
Cou
George Stanton
Mead
Indy
College of Physicians Nul Surgeons
Poker
Bia
Artuckio
Baker
CIA
Ruler
Peter Hunt
Huyot
Dian
Thie West Worning Stanton
Hunt
Iis
Nwa Howe
Stanton
Hivut
Ned
Altan
Hisenoing
Sid
Hon
Phu
Mason Hunt
Mierline
Mtieligg
Unclear historical fragment on crime and society events
Fragmentary report mentions Chinese education, Wake, Boston junction, and public drinking laws in Belgium. References police, wealth, and crime notes with scattered names and places. text is garbled with multiple unrelated topics and inconsistent details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
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Ta Willaie
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Clee
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Wood
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Wid
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Wayne
Mies
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Suneily
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Walt
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W. Ae Eirtlott
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