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Marion County, Ohio

News

Albert Thibaut, a husband of two weeks, died Sunday, at Marion, of small-pox. This is the first death since the epidemic began.

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Sandusky Daily Star
July 11, 1902

Charles Stevenson, 35, a glass blower from New Castle, Pa., fell off a Hocking Valley freight train and was ground to death.

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Plain Dealer
June 17, 1917

Marion, Jun 9- Mrs. Emma Erickson, 83, of Sweden, died as a result of shock from a fall.

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Plain Dealer
Sep 22, 1919

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.

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Plain Dealer
Oct 19,1918

Marion, Oct 18-

E. H. King 60, retired furniture dealer, died today.

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The Marion Star
Mar 2, 1946

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.

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The Marion Star 
Mar 6, 1946

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

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The Marion Star
Apr 10, 1936

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
Apr 10, 1926

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
Apr 11, 1946

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.