Late news from Marion County highlights and socials
Prospect May 22 reports Rev A M Chapin a Presbyterian commissioner to the General Assembly will leave for Kansas City to attend several weeks. Local tradesman Watt Kyle plans shop expansion with new furniture and chairs. Jury service, funerals, and community events fill the week as residents attend a Marion funeral, a fire department meeting, and a military club drama fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Etta School
Wm. Hoover
Prospect
Prospect Military Club
Chile Bitzer
Anis Mae Glink
Gilead
J. Poland
Springfield
Local Visits and Social Notes Across Bucyrus and Nearby Towns
Community snapshot with names of residents visiting relatives and attending events in Bucyrus Marion Mt. Gilead Galion Sycamore and nearby areas. Highlights include Mr Nettle Colmery and daughter Misa, Dusty Rehrer and Mira, Miss Elna Burton with parents, and a church service preached by Rev. Wallace next Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elna Burton
Martel
Mes
Maud Coyhers
Charles Teel
Gal
Price
Bucyrus
Mise Helle Haney
Sycamore
M. BR
Wallace
Local notices and family news from Belmont and nearby towns
Belmont county locals report relatives in Gtd Near Heddrysburg and Mussel family ties to Virginia. Ohio trip in 1808 mentioned. A twelve pound boy and ten pound girl born to local families. Rail crews between Gallon Marion Bellefontaine updated. Miss Mollie Boyd injured at town hall rehearsal. Visits from J Rolf, J Fell, and S B Simpson families noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aarnet
Ohio
Hitcell Fine
Gtd
Heddrysburg
Mr. Russetl
Belmont County
Russet
Robert Russell
Rinsell
Samoul Twumeel
L. J. Wissel
Virginia
Stubenville
Tom
Orrin Rowe
Kirkpatrick
Mra
Lyon
Sand
Qulan Kightiinger
Wil Simpron
Padivlena
Cwi
Viiting
Simpeon
Wiesel
Mies Mary Scott
Johnson
Bt. Loule
Mre
D. B. Hart
We Pour
Gallon
Marion
Bellefontaine
Mollie Boyd
Milne Wave Baker
Charles PD. Fell
Oak Harbor
Mich
John Rolf
Tittle
Evelyn
Pemberville
Local names and visits across Marion and Bucyrus
Residents and visitors from Marion, Bucyrus, Ada, Harpster, and surrounding areas are listed with social calls and trips. Names include Kirkpatrick, Rice, Rowe, Goldie Johnson, Robbe, Weir, Reamynd er, Welder, Strouse, Rowe, Alexandery, Neal, Howsher, Dawson, and others. Many events occur Sunday or Saturday with families hosting relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roth
Marion
Spence Fisher
Howard
Nellie Neal
Homer Jouns
Maple Grove News Roundup of Local Events
Community notes from Maple Grove area include the Maple Grove May Day assembly, a Sunday school convention held at Martel Road, Baldinger family visiting at Wehard Wich’s home, Ela Lowmiller staying with Win Jenna, Win Safford and Fern Wine tors’ quiet marriage at Caledonia on May 10, Hallie Deere Hind Ming Edith Jones wed at Edinon May 16, and Jewish Goldamit hosting guests Mary Goldamith and others for dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rion
Jewis Goldamit
Mary Goldamith
Ambir Toldemith
Javon Lehret
Wie
Aivle
Jon
Claridon township settler convention at Caledonia church
The annual Sunday settler convention of Claridon township will meet at the M. and church in Caledonia on Sunday May 24 at 2 40 oclock. Rev J B Curley of Marion will speak on The One Thing Needful and Rev G M Rourke of Marion will deliver on The Sabbath School Grip. The text promises plenty of good music and a full attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonia
Claridon Township
J. B. Curely
Marion
G. M. Rourke
Chhldreas
Sesson
Mire
Ruswell
Local Social Notices Highlight Weekend Visits
LaRue Jakoe hosted May 22 events with Mandel Rodgers and Assasia friends on Saturday. Miss Minnie Doebert won a guest honor for Miss Mae Allen on Sunday. Miss Mande Adams visited Agosta friends Priday last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jakoe
Biaw — Mandel Rodgers
Assasia Friends
Minnie Doebert
Mae Allen
Mande Adams
Agosta Friends Priday
Local Residents Visit Friends and Relatives in Marion Area
A flood of short notices lists Marion and nearby villagers hosting relatives and visiting in Marion, Mt. Victory, Kenton, Carey, Hicksville, and Columbus. Names include Mimi Taane Codding, Mrs. Hoy Mohe, Miss Faye Hastings, Ora Ida Layton, Sarah Gouyard, Nadine Mettynn, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lool
Hepburn
Mikgr
Mimi Taane Codding
Pout
Tov
Copeland
Pero’ Mandon
Vt Victory Sanday
Harrks
Marion
Satunday
Ora Ida Layton
Hellefontaine
Simone
Windsor
Faye Hastings
Boone
Basil Ridge Way
Gohn AM
Halt
Jay Spaulding
CV. Mollencope
Hoy Mohe
Columban Waa
Prettyman
Agomta
Rome
Vportant
Biel Nes Madara
Dave
Sarah Gouyard
Kenton Wan
Turtor Park
Inet Werk
Olle Hoyd
Marion Griduy
Marlon Thurday
Rumabell
Win. Sager
W. F Bution
Lone Friends
Bourbon
Mt. Victory
Koch
Mra D. BE Bent
Mile Loratta Wnitings
North of
Town
Wille Boyd
Marseilles
Columbus
Oto Vialt
Mrs. Teicher
Ditle Child
Richwood Socials and Travel Notes from May Meeting
Ten members of the Springfield Motor Club pass through Richwood on their way home from Magnitic Springs. They praise the service at Park Hotel and the reception by Landlord Bates and wife. Mrs W G Cheney of New Boston, O., visits her parents in Richwood. A baby girl born May 16, 1908 to Mr and Mrs George Sty Guin. Jeadle Jones plans a picnic along the Boleto. Rome Horton and wife visit from Augusta. Stout and wife visit the ditcher’s parents Mr and Mrs Case at Woolstorky, Ohio. J P Brooks and wife travel to Columbus for business then visit Richwood. Bruce Street and wife attend a May Toy bangiat at Marion. Gay Williams from Clinton visits Richwood. Editor L G Bagueth and Bertha spend hours with friends. Assistant Postmaster John Woodward and son Reece Woodward visit from Gallon. Grace Mather leaves Richwood for Astland, Tiiots for several months.
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Ipraniklin Street
Wadies
Howard Catill
Otwwa Atrest
Mias Jeadle Jones
Boleto
Rome Horton
Agusta
Elmer Mal
Horton
Kawex
Mercantile
Stout
Tle
Columibie
Stedie Sttrlett
Danjehter
Grace
Marion
Sun
Gaeete
Mra
M. J
Daaggter
East Ottewa Stret
Merc. A
Johnson
Richwood
Moryaville
Pehd
S Ummer
Johiwon
Carentera
Certeron
Ashley
Ohio
Rintmond
Ashley High Seloul Tama
Senre Wak
H. C
Helat
United the Navy
Michnele
Wiunt
N. P. Weathermoor
North Hrinkiin Street
Cahill
Dayton
Epiint Mayerni Diya
Uriah Cahill
Beatty Wenn
George Homt
Foklay
North Lewisburg
James Mowre
Dore Perry
Bisle Wynn
East Diuever
John Akocunder
Tia
Sanders
Temple Billiard Hall
Artiur
Ant Pat i
van Winky
Columbus
Biehwood
Tromin Dituat
A.ffunt
Bieh
Wood
Mensy Hospital
Colurobus
Dor Perry
Ottawa Street
Apbela
M.A. Porter
Citumbus
Wileus
The
Wilgus, Long
Broadway
Alva Cool
Wad Metwood
West Boniford Street
Bynner
Harlander
Morral
Glo
West
Ghana
Mihe Myxtle Flesher
Columbine
Owhien
Ohio State Journal
Arhor Plesher
Moa Mildrad Iorn
South
Branknia Street
Matimin
Wiehwood
United State Senate
Menilag
George Yo Anthur
Cleveland
Mir
Arthur
Richwood Community Notes Reflect Harvest Hope and Local Visits
The column reports farmers optimistic about corn planting and a bountiful yield, with many through field work as weather cooperates. It lists local visits and social events, including extended stays by relatives, guests from Columbus and Dayton, moves of residents, and community activities at Richwood and nearby towns.
Mifirion Wan Kishwood Visit Delayed by Illness
The report notes Kishwood in Mon waco Wisconsin for a few hours on business. He has been very ill but is slowly recovering and hopes to remain in Riot Wood for a few days as advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mon Waco
Mifirion
Busine
Riot Wood
Real Estate Transfers in Marion Area Amid Broad List
A long list of Marion property deals appears, detailing buyers and sellers such as Rhob Berry, Clee, J. A. Abel, and the Marion Savings Bank, with parcel counts from one lot to forty-one acres, and prices ranging from $80 to $4,000. The entries cover multiple townships including Marion, Prospect, and Howling Green, reflecting a busy local real estate market. An unrelated anecdotal tale about a blind great-uncle and a Clover club reflection follow the mixed items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry
B. Belle Hickey
Marion
Clee
Jones
Marion Savings Bank Company
Catherine Torringer
Wither
Afarion
J. A. Abel
George BH. Christian
I. Dougie McChuskey
Andrewnivoia DeLauder
Wollenweber Lumnber Company
Andrewnente Delaider
Wollenweber Lumber Company
A. C. Etwondson
James A Willame
Adam Gruodtineh
Sipes
Willam Grain
Daeety Amt
Haber
Marlin Stean
Charlee Hofstetter
Minerva J
Ritchey Vie Dol
Murfosi
Charles Hood, Sr
Charles Fryman
Prospect
Jacoh Wieecsiver
Deres
Howling Green Township
Adnilitetrator
Staweph
W. Dacoby
Willian Grain
Montgomery Township
W. ML. Detaon
Direen Higgine
Diveen Cari
Minnie Landes
Mary A Marples
Flurriet
Lamitte
Ste Inlind
L. Schultz
Andrewmnenta 'DeLauder
Rachael Sappington
Sappington
Ig Inland
Hertha Wyle
J. Sappington
Bledlan Township
Testimony touts Down's Kidney Pills as cure
A Marion Ohio woman Mrs H Ingle recounts her experience with Down's Kidney Pills claiming sustained relief from kidney disease symptoms after initial back pain headaches and fatigue. She states the remedy cured her and has remained effective for five years. Pills priced 50 cents from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY and sold nationwide through dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dante
Masion
Mra
H. Ingle
East Center Street
Marion
Ohio
Kideau
Mille
Plocken
Price
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Washington Portraits and Pranks in Public Life
A fragmented selection discusses George Washington as a public icon, noting myths and the enduring image of a revered, almost marble figure. It contrasts heroic legends with a more human portrayal, then shifts to a humorous anecdote about a counterfeit dollar and a shopkeeper.
Degrees of Importance in a Witty Exchange
A Washington Star quip contrasts a woman's postecript with her unwritten thoughts. Mire Cayenne responds that what she thought but did not write can be more important than the postecript, highlighting the joke about human nature and communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire Cayenne
Washington
Feud of Intelligence Office Hinders Staffing Call
A garbled exchange shows Mrs Ayut seeking a cook, Mr Dwyer unable to assist due to staffing limits. The dialogue mentions a single In the office and a humorous remark about keeping someone as a Bumplelper's Weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Dwyer
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