Marion Woman Dies After Cancer Surgery at Grant Hospital
Ste Hilanbeth Mary Imbody wife of the late Wilson Lin vey died at Grant hospital Columbus Wednesday night after a long battle with stomach cancer. An operation was performed to prolong life but she did not recover. Born in Pleasant township Marion county Ohio October 16 144 she married in 1861 and was a prominent local figure. Survived by seven children. Interment will be in Marion county.
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Ste. Hilanbeth Mary Imbody
Wilson Linvey
Marion
Grant Hospital
Columbua
Me. Labody
Church Street
Columbus Hoe
Pleasant Township
Marion County
Ohio
Edward Griffith
Montgomeryshire
Wales
Imbody
Russell Creasap Dies Very Suddenly
Russell Creasap died very suddenly at home, reportedly collapsing by his wife’s feet. The death shocked neighbors as authorities investigated possible natural causes. Creasap was a local resident with ties to area community groups.
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Russell Creasap
Prosperous farmer dies after heart attack at home
Russel Creamp, 68, a prominent Richjan fowrship farmer, collapsed at 4:40 pm Wednesday while talking with his wife after husking corn. He fainted around 4:00 pm and refused a doctor, dying before one could be summoned. He reclined against a front porch pillar as his wife stood nearby.
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Russel Creamp
Jan Fowrship
Oreasap
Death of Prosperous Farmer in Richland Township
A farmer named Creanap in Richland township died after sudden heart trouble. He collapsed at his wife’s feet as a physician arrived too late. Born and raised in Richland, he was a prosperous farmer known for thrift and honesty. He belonged to the Marion Blue Lodge of Masonry and was a Democrat. Survived by the widow and two children, John Creanap of Richland township and another child.
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Denly
Mr. Crenap
Ridhland Township
Marion Bue Lodge
John Creanap
Richland Township
Ye Colonial Stock Company Presents A Boy of the Streets
The city hosts a weekend program by Ye Colonial Stock Company featuring A Doctor's Crime and a children's matinee, They will present a twist time and a melodrama as part of the evening shows.
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Colonial Stock Company
Twist Tim
Childeen
Notice on sanitary closet solutions and water dumping
All persons with sanitary closet solutions are notified that to avoid clogging their sewer or outlet which may be expensive, they must use more water when flushing the closet. By order of Supt of Sowers, George Blum.
Court Happenings Involving Receiver Appointments
In the common pleas court today Ray W. Shupton was named receiver for a South Main street property after partners Harry St. Clair and Daniel J. Kelly clashed over business conduct and receipts. The judge also appointed Simpson as receiver to manage the affected enterprise amid disputes. Loren M. Mipsher and attorneys Grissinger and Guthery filed for partition of the estate of Hiram A. Hipaker, alleging a one third undivided interest subject to a dowry.
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Harry St. Clare
Kelly
Simpson
Loren M. Mipsher
Grissinger and Guthery
Court of Common Pleas
Hiram A. Hipaker
A Surprise For Friends Married A Month
A brief notice reports that two young people have been married for one month. The item notes the couple’s happy status and the timing of their union, with emphasis on the surprise shared among friends. No additional details are provided.
Young couple elopes to Columbus for marriage
Mirs Esta Bangho and Mr. Wills Wolbert, both of the city, quietly wed in Columbus after a swift elopement from Washington Court Hollow. The bride, 16, is daughter of Mrs. Victor Jump of Grant Street. groom, 20, is son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wolbert of Farming Street. No parental objections reported. The pair then visited Washington, D. C., before the ceremony was finalized. A new millinery opening is announced by Warner & Edwards. Dowler's Music Store advertises in the city.
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Mis Cléy
Wills Wolbert
Coumbus
Angolat
Victor Jump
Grant Treet
Stn
Edward Wobert
Farming
Washington Court Hollow
Capital
Cry
Washington, D. H
Funeral notices mix of names and towns in Green Camp area
Remains of the deceased will be moved from Priday at 1 oclock to Salem cemetery for interment. Family members including Mrs H Smitheon and several others across Green Camp Bowling Green Marion and Richland townships are listed. Visitation and services scheduled around the home then Marion cemetery.
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Mra. H. Smitheon
Claridon Township
Oelock
Salem Cemetery
Wiliam
Sarah H
Hipshre
Green Camp
Loella A
Alma
George Blok
Raatta
Edwards
Wilson
Merton
Idanelle
Prank Wihen
H. M. Sylvester
Bowling Green
Richland
Reabert M. Imbody
Eart Church
Marion Cemetery
Regular Fraternal Meetings Reported Tonight
Marlon dodge No 42 Bh PO E will hold a regular meeting tonight and confer the degree on a group of candidates. A large attendance is expected. Mr and Mrs William Diehl of Columbus were guests of local trade group. The Royal Arcanum met in regular session Wednesday evening and arranged for an entertainment on October 6. There will be a regular meeting of the AL 1 0 tonight as usual.
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Marlon Dodge
William Diehl
Golimbus
Trleade Hawt Nieht
Royal Arcanum
Local Notices and Personal Trips In MEM
Mr and Mrs John Rabor of Mt Victory entertain De and Mrs Baldwin of West Center St Alvert Brooks visits Columbine to see his father G D Hushaga of Laitne is planner for city relatives Daniel Miler of Olney Ave faces serious illness A marriage is announced between John Harvey Reefer of Columbus and Mamie B Clay of this city Master Willard Osborne of West Center St resumes studies at Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware
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John Rabor
Mt. Victory
F. M. Baldwin
West Center Street
Alvert Brooks
Columbine
G. D. Hushaga
Laitne
Daniel Miler
Olney Avenus
John Harvey Reefer
Columbus
Mise Mamie B. Clay
City
Master Willard Osborne
Hin Aiudies i Music
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaweng
Doctor's Crim Colonia Draws Grand Audience
A disjointed account describes a performance titled A Doctor's Crim. The Colonia drew a sizable audience with a strong stage presence. The show impressed attendees with its pacing and dialogue, leaving readers curious about the outcome and next appearances.
Campaign Briefly Outlined Meeting Draws Large Audience
Details of the campaign were outlined at a meeting held last night in a tent near the Presbyterian church. Rev George KR Stuart addressed county and city option workers, urging voters to judge the saloon on its merit and vote accordingly. He warned of the campaign's remaining fate and stressed countywide unity.
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Presbyterian Church
George KR
Stuart Advnes Wesd
Euthar Thetic
Ocal Option
Stuard
Local option on saloon question urged by voters
No man stands to defend the saloon. Voters are urged to continue prohibition for two reasons. A liberty plea is raised claiming prohibition does not prohibit. Mr. Stuart counters that penalties or penalties still infringe others rights and that evils won’t improve by lax laws. Ohio counties are ready for local option on saloon issues.
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Stuart
iQhio
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Kleinmaier Bros
Elizabeth M. Imbody
Corape
Hanan
Boyden
Florsheim
Ralston
Douglas
Millnery
Warner & Edwards
Dowler's
Dowlee
Mrs. Wilson Imbody
Fudge
The
George R
W. C. Torrance
Fitzeasy
New York
Genter St
Guy
Marion Gas Jet Heater Company
Anthony
Fred W. Peters
Fire Insurance Agency
South Main St
Mirror
Chas. Turner &Co
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