The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-03
REDWOOD NEWS
OF THE PAST WEE.
Oldest Business Man of Il
Village Dies of Old
Age. 4
Miss E. E. Jones Gives En-.
tertainment For Presby-
terian Church.

Redwood. Feb. 3-The Oldest
| business man in fleetwood passed
away at his home on East Blagrove
street last Saturday evening at 81
o'clock. as the result Of old age in
| nrmities. Frank II. Thornhil wasn
born in Coshocton county, SO yeafG
ago, and lived there until about 4
years ago, when he came to Richwoo
to make his home He was engage,
in the hardware business, in partner
ship with ID. w. Goldman, and wasI
| actively engaged in his business lifsI
until a few months ago. He was AMI
ardent Democrat, and was at one
time candidate for lieutenant COVER
nor of Ohio. He is survived by hisI
widow and one son, William Thorn
hill. of Redwood. Funeral servicesI
were held at the late home Tuesday
| morning. Caleb II. Norris. of Marion.
a lifelong friend Of the deceased. read /
touching eulogy in memory of NJ
| Thornhll. and Rev j. r. Lloyd,
! the Presbyterian church. preached
sermon The body was taken to c.
! cinnat for cremation, and the ash
VIII be inferred at Los Angeles, Ca;
/ iornia.
| VIZ anu ahNSs odulueA Patterson. q
lJackson township, celebrated thci
hfty-nfth wedding anniversary las
Saturday. They were given a post
card shower BY their friends.
"A n. Larue is III of la grippe.
Miss Irene Baker. of Columbus, had
returned home after q pleasant visit
with Redwood friends.
Mrs. Mary Rodgers visited Marion
relatives Sunday. ~
The members of the j. c. o. cu6
Of Marion. were entertained Friday
by Mrs. John Arndt. member OF the
club.
Mrs. A. l. Click is suffering from -
sprained wrist, the result of fall-
the ice. ,-
Miss Alpha Phillips went to Days,s
Thursday to accept,a position as mill
liner In a store in that city.
Miss Irene Baker. daughter of Mr.
ana Mrs c. W. Baker, of Redwood.
went to Columbus this week to begin
her new duties as stenogxapher TO the
state auditor ll. NJ. ICiiOin1cob{
Miss Hazel Louise Enisted. f1Rlch-
wood, who has occupied tho nDslgipn
of teacher in the wellsburs w. VI.
schools, died at that place last Tfurs-.
day morning as the result of typhoid
| fever. The remains were brought TO
| Redwood where funeral services
were held Saturday afternoon. In
terment was made al Claibournea '-.'
Mrs. Alice Mannasmith fell on the
ice and broke her arm last Tues lay.
Mrs Otto BoggS entertained the
Young Married PEOPLES embroldery
club at her home Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Smith and daughter
| Gertrude, of Marion, were club guests
Jacob W. BEEN, formerly of Rich
| wood, Gied at the Columbus State hos
pital Sunday morning as the result
| Of complicated diseases. Mr.. BEEN
was the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Oren
| BEEN, both deceased. and lived in
| Redwood the greater share of his
life. He Is survived by his widow and
two brothers and a sister Funeral
| arrangements were held at the home
of an uncle, b. f. BEEN. In fleetwood
Tuesday. Rev j. r. Lloyd officiatel
and lnterment was made in Claibourne
cemetery.
Miss Estelle L. Jones, of Oak Hill
who has been the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. j. r. Lloyd, at the Presby-
terian parsonage. for several weeks
past, gave an entertainment in the
Presbyterian church Friday evening.
donating the proceeds from the same
to the young people to apply on the
purchase of a plano for the Sunday
school, Miss Jones is a graduate of
, the Ohio Wesleyan school lof oratory
and is highly accomplished young
woman. She spent tho past summer
abroad and comes q ftichwood with
wealth of Information on education
al topics. She was assisted in her env
tertainment by local talent and this
program was very pleasing.