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Marion County, Ohio News |
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Marion County, Ohio News |
| Sandusky Daily Star July 7, 1902 Albert Thibaut, a husband of two weeks, died Sunday, at Marion, of small-pox. This is the first death since the epidemic began. ------ Sandusky Daily Star Charles Stevenson, 35, a glass blower from New Castle, Pa., fell off a Hocking Valley freight train and was ground to death. ------- Plain Dealer Marion, Jun 9- Mrs. Emma Erickson, 83, of Sweden, died as a result of shock from a fall. ------ Plain Dealer Marion, Sep 21- Mrs. James Hunter, 40, died at Owens. Mrs. Gilbert R. Spitzer, 54, died at her home here. Mrs. W. H. Kenny, 62, died here. ------ Plain Dealer Marion, Oct 18- E. H. King 60, retired furniture dealer, died today. ------- The Marion Star Goldie Seymour vs George W. Seymour - divorce filed grounds - neglect & cruelty Cases Dismissed Erial E. Corbin vs Harry J Corbin Marriage Licenses Issued C. Byrce Downes, cable splicer, and Mary A. Swartz, both of Marion. Carl W. Hamilton, fireman, of Richwood, and Thelma M. Detwiler, clerk, of Marion. Thomas Wood, U. S. Navy, and Dalene Zimmerman, teacher. both of Marion. Darrell Payne, decorator, and Violet Hutchinson, both of Marion. Mrs. & Mrs. P. W. Noggle of near Prospect, girl Mr. & Mrs. Donald Fletcher, Marion, boy. ------- The Marion Star Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Aeschitman of 189 Forest Lawn blvd., girl Mr. & Mrs. Robert Clark, of 140 1/2 Chicago ave., girl Mr. & Mrs. George Walke, of 691 Edwards street, boy ------- The Marion Star George Kraner, 84, died at the home of his son, S. B. Kraner, fives miles south of Caledonia. Mrs. May. M. Hill of 246 West Columbia street, paid her annual Good Friday visit to the Ohio State Penitentiary where she conducted religious services to the hospital and death row. The Marion Star Carmi Rorick, 28, section foreman for the Big Four railroad at Caledonia, was killed and Burt Burkholder, 50, and Emmanuel Thomas, 50, both of Caledonia and Big Four section employes, were injured when the railway motor car on which they were riding crashed into a similar car on the track at Slick's station five miles east of Marion. Burkholder's condition was regarded as critical. Mrs. E. L. McKinley, 62, died at her home on North State street. The Marion Star Mr. & Mrs. Fred Vestal of 290 South High street, today, girl. Marvin Gaither vs Dorothy A. Gaither divorce filed - grounds of, neglect Kenneth Welsh vs Mary A Welsh - divorce filed - grounds of neglect William Brammer vs Isabell F. Brammer - divorce granted - grounds - neglect Marriage Licenses Robert P. Brown, fireman and Anna R. Stoner, waitress, both of Prospect. The Marion Star Divorce Petitions filed- Goldie Seymour vs George W Seymour Suits Dismissed- Erial E Corbin vs Harry J Corbin Marriage Licenses C. Bryce Downes, cable splicer, and Mary Alice Swartz, both of Marion Carl W. Hamilton, fireman of Richwood, and Thelma May Detwiler, clerk, of Marion Thomas Wood, U. S. Navy, and Dalene Zimmerman, teacher, both of Marion Darrell Payne, decorator and Violet Hutchinson, both of Marion. **** Lima Daily News Marion, Ohio, Jan 15- Five persons burned to death in a fire which destroyed the home of Chris Houk, near Espyville, this county, early today. The dead are; Mr. and Mrs. Chris Houk and their three small children. A defective flue is believed to have caused the blaze. The Marion Star Probate Court News: Isabelle Johnston, Colored, aged one year, and a daughter of Mrs. Jennie Johnston of Wyandot county, was adopted in the probate court Wednesday, by Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Crosby, colored. A marriage license has been issued to W. A. Snider and miss Clara E. Kirchner. A marriage licenses has been granted to Cline V. Barber and Miss Myrtle Albright. John Potter, who has been an inmate of the state hospital for the insane at Columbus and who has been at home on a visit, will be returned to the institution at once. Joseph B. Benz of this city and Miss Alice M. Ervin of Agosta were married in the probate court-room, about 11 a.m. Wednesday, Justice Harry Thompson performing the ceremony in the presence of a small company of spectators. This was the first marriage service performed by Justice Thompson. Births: Born to Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Landis, of Wood street, Friday evening, boy Born Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. James DeMunn of Darius street, girl Born Monday, to Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hickson, of Bennett street, girl Born Wednesday, to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Haubert of nirth Main street, boy Born Thursday, to Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Orr of Summit street, boy Born Wednesday night, to Mr. and Mrs. John Burley of Garden City pike, boy. The Marion Star While employed at the Huber shops, Saturday afternoon, Earl Pinyard, suffering a painful injury by being struck in the eye by a piece of steel. Mrs. Jerry Nulk is quite sick at her home on west Columbia street. Earl Smucker, aged 17 years, who resides with Mr. and Mrs. George Smith over Geddis & Rice's livery barn, while assisting in caring for a colt, was rendered unconscious at noon Thursday. An examination developed that his left leg was fractured below the knee, and that his back was seriously injured. he was attended by Dr. Murray Hoskins. Marion Weekly Star Court News: Leona M. Brigg vs James A. Briggs - divorce filed Births: Born Monday night to Mr. and Mrs. David Crock, half a mile south of Martel, boy Born Monday night to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Baldinger, a mile west of Martel , boy Born Monday night to Mr. and Mrs. William Petty, at Prospect, boy Born Tuesday night to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Neal of north Main street, girl Born Wednesday at noon to Mr. and Mrs. Lester Clendennen of east Church street, boy Born Thursday morning to Mr. and Mrs. McElroy Swallem of LaRue, twin girls ---------- Marion
Daily Star Died suddenly, on Sunday last, Mrs, Louisa Houser, a widow woman who kept house for Dr. Buell, at New Bloomington. Something mysterious as to the death. Mrs. Houser leaves a family of children. ---------- Marion
Daily Star Marriage Licenses issued: William Ellmarker and Miss Nettie J. Strine Benjamin Scofield and Miss Vira Panburn A woman by the name of Wilson, who resided north of west Center St., near the crossing of the A. & G. W. and 3C's railroads, is insane and now in the county jail. -------- Marion
Daily Star Drowned - A little boy six years old named Thos. Mackey, fell in a cistern last evening and was drowned. The same boy was thrown under the train at the 3 C's depot this spring and narrowly escaped death. At half past three o'clock this morning, of cholera infantum, the infant son of Mr. and Mrs.Valentine Lapham. ------------ Marion
Daily News Married - On the 12 inst., by Rev. Mr. Stone in Urbana, Mr. A. S. Seibert and Miss Alpha S. Berry, both of Marion. Marion, O., August 13, 1878- John Curran playfully pulled a revolver out of John Davis' pocket last evening at the 3C's depot, not thinking it was loaded, and pointed it at Davis' head and fired before the latter could let him know; the ball passing through his hat rim, close to the crown; the powder burning his face and one eye badly but not seriously. --------
The Mahoning Dispatch, Canfield, Ohio, January 27, 1911
News of Ohio
Marion.-Mrs. Fred Warren, 35, is dead as result of burns received when
she attempted to light a fire with coal oil. The oil in the can
she was using exploded, the burning fluid being thrown over her head,
arms and body.
Submitted by Kate Watson ________ Marion Daily Mirror A son was born yesterday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Noah Fausnaugh of Monroe street. Company D held its weekly drill last night. The attendence was rather light account of the holiday. The condition of Dr. J. H. Criswell remains about the same today with the exception that he appears to be gaining in strength slightly.
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