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THE DAILY GLOBE, Shelby, Ohio, Wednesday, August 6, 1941. |
"SUES FOR SALES TAX - William E.
Evatt, state tax commissioner, has filed suit in Richland county
common pleas court against a number of Richland men for state
sales and use taxes and penalties. Dr. B. P. Lash, Shelby
chiropractor, is named in a suit for $27."
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THE DAILY GLOBE,
Shelby, Ohio, Friday, April 24, 1925.
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"BIRTHDAY PARTY - Miss Georgene Kuhn
entertained a number of little friends at her home on the
Boulevard yesterday evening, the occasion being her ninth
birthday. Many beautiful gifts were presented her. Games,
contests and a general good time were enjoyed and dainty
refreshments were partaken of. The guests were Misses Margaret
St. John, Maxine Dennis, Evelyn Green, Dorothy Hood, Virginia
Kuhn, Virginia French, Mary Kerr, LaDonna Reynolds, Caroline
Winn, Wanda Yarman, Beatrice Orewiler, Lucile Berrier and
Georgene Kuhn.
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THE DAILY GLOBE, Shelby, Ohio, Saturday, June 14, 1941. |
"SHELBY CHAPTER ELECTS OFFICERS -
ROYAL ARCH MASONS TO HOLD INSTALLATION THURSDAY JUNE 19 - Shelby
Chapter No. 178, R.A.M. last night held its annual election of
officers, with the following results: Donald H. Cox, high
priest; Gerald S. Dennis, king; Davis R. Armentrout,
scribe; Franz K. Hall, treasurer; John J. Moore,
secretary; Ross E. Stroup, captain of the host
Walter L. Payne, principal
sojourner; Spencer S. Kerr, royal arch captain
S. Reymer Bricker, master of third
veil; Robert W. Sutter, master of second veil
N. Encil Brown, master of first
veil; John C. Burgess, sentinel. The newly elected
officers will be installed at a special convocation Thursday
evening, June 19. F. K. Hall will act as installing officer; A.
M. Kirkpatrick as marshal and B. E. Boreman as chaplain.
Refreshments will be served after the meeting.
B. E. Boreman is the retiring high
priest.
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THE DAILY GLOBE, Wednesday, August 6, 1941. |
"Carl A. Baker of Weller township
has been elected president of the Farm Bureau Chorus at a
meeting of the Richland County Farm Bureau Co-operative at
John's park Tuesday night."
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THE DAILY GLOBE,
Wednesday, August 6, 1941
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"SHILOH MAN ESCAPES FROM PRISON FARM
- John Miller, 33, of Shiloh, walked away from the London prison
farm last night, Richland county authorities were notified
today. Miller was serving a one-to-20-year sentence for
rape after admitting assaulting a high school girl with her
consent. Deputy sheriffs arrested Miller when they heard the
complaint while investigating alleged participation by Miller in
some chicken thefts. He was sentenced last December by Judge C.
H. Huston to the penitentiary and later transferred to the
prison farm."
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Postal Employees, 1929 |
A. H. Anderson
Postmaster
L. L.
White Asst. Postmaster
William Nail
Clerk
W. M. Hassler
Clerk
V. A. Schiffer
Clerk
A. H. Spangler
Clerk
L. H. Summer
Clerk
U. S. Trimble
Carrier
Arvine Kindinger
Carrier
W. R. Broderick
Carrier
C. R.
Knee Carrier
H. F. Ott
Carrier
Ray Baer
Carrier
Robert Shreffler Carrier
B. M. Reese
Rural Carrier
G. M. Donnenwirth Rural
Carrier
E. P. May
Rural Carrier
J. S. Bonecutter Rural
Carrier
G. W. Payne
Rural Carrier
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Shelby City Officials, 1937 |
D. B. Young Mayor
Bert Fix
Director of Finance and Public Record
F. C. Long
Director of Law
C. E. Morris City
Council
John Chew City
Council
C. W. Swanger City
Council
Kenneth Roethlisberger City
Council
Chester Bell City
Council
J. P. Atkins
General Manager of Public Utilities
Dr. B. H. Moffatt
Director of Welfare and Health
Gene Schull Chief,
Fire Department
L. E. Coffee
Chief, Police Department
G. W. McClane
Superintendent of Streets and Sewers
Shelby Police Department
Chief, L. E. Coffee
Asst. Chief, F.
M. Cline
Patrolmen
William Hafer, John
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Shelby City Officials, 1927 |
G. W. Marriott Mayor
Bert Fix
Director of Finance
W. D. Hood Director of
Law
J. A. Sonnanstine Director of
Public Welfare
Al Dornberger
Superintendent of Municipal Light Plant
Edith F. Burgert Clerk of
Municipal Light Plant
George Seidel Chief of
Fire Department
F. V. Tucker Chief of
Police
City Council F. K. Hall
C. C.
Skiles
H. A.
Mullett
S. L.
Cramer
W. B.
Kuhn
Board of Education J. C. Morris,
President
Mrs.
Clara Dick, Vice President
Mrs.
Nora Will, Clerk-Treasurer
Dr. E.
D. Dowds, Charles W. Wilson - members
R. I.
Lewis, Superintendent of Instruction
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THE DAILY GLOBE, Shelby, Ohio 24 April 1950 |
SHELBY OFFICIALS LISTED SINCE 1853
In 1853, when Shelby was incorporated as a village, William Hiles was the first mayor. Other mayors to follow were: H. B. Gaylord served until June 1, 1854 and was succeeded by Harrison Mickey.
John Kingsborough 1855-1856
Samuel McMillin 1857-1858
S. S. Bloom 1859-1862
John S. Trimble 1863-1864
Solomon Weaver 1865
C. P. Leiter 1966-1873
H. W. Hildebrant 1874-1879
T. W. Curren 1880-1885
Edwin Mansfield 1886-1887
C. P. Leiter 1888-1893
B. F. Long 1894-1897
T. J. Green 1898-1899
From 1900 on
1900 Mayor, B. F. Long;
councilmen, L. A. Howe, W. F. White, A. H. Anderson, John Bushey,
H. F. Wentz and R. Heath.
1901 Mayor, B. F. Long;
councilmen, A. H. Anderson, W. F. White, H. H. Beaver, R. Heath,
H. Wentz and L. A. Howe.
1902 Mayor, B. F. Long;
councilmen, D. V. Wherry, L. A. Portner, H. H. Beaver, G. W.
Myers, R. Heath and H. Wentz.
1903 Mayor, R. C. Skiles:
councilmen, D. V. Wherry, Henry Wentz, A. M. Zebold, George
Myers, George Patterson and G. W., Bailey.
1904 Same Officers (as 1903).
1905 Mayor, R. C. Skiles;
councilmen, George Patterson, George Myers, John Trimble, A. M.
Zebold, George Bailey and Henry Wentz.
1906 Mayor, R. C. Skiles;
councilmen, George W. Myers, George Patterson, W. P. Weant, John
Trimble, Henry Wentz and G. W. Bailey.
1907 Mayor, R. C. Skiles,
councilmen, G. W. Myers, John Trimble, W. P. Weant, Henry Wentz
and G. W. Bailey.
1908 Mayor, C. W. Huber;
councilmen, George Koch, L. A. Portner, Leo McGaw, Joseph Smith,
William Wise and William Imhoff.
1909 Mayor, C. H. Huber,
councilmen, L. A. Portner, William Wise, William Imhoff, George
Koch, Joseph Smith and Leo McGaw.
1910 Mayor, C. H. Huber;
councilmen, F. A. Abbott, George Koch, George Cole, N. H. Aumend,
William Wise and William Imhoff. L. A. Portner succeeded Imhoff.
1911 Mayor, C. H. Huber;
councilmen, George Koch, William Wise, George Cole, F. A.
Abbott, N. H. Aumend, L. A. Portner; solicitor B. F. Long.
1912 Mayor, George Miller;
councilmen, Clifford Skiles, Freeman Brown, Frank Kotz, James
Brubaker, A. W. Douglas and F. A. Abbott. Bert Fix began his 28
years as clerk and finance director.
1913 Same Officers (as 1912)
1914 Mayor, Daniel Howe;
councilmen, F. A. Brown, S. L. Sellers, C. C. Bloomfield, S. D.
Inscho, A. W. Douglas, Frank Kotz retired Jan. 19, 1914
succeeded by D. M. Doty; solicitor B. F. Long.
1915 Same Officers (as 1914)
1916 Mayor, C. E. Morris;
councilmen, D. M. Doty, W. H. Myers, C. C. Bloomfield, J. C.
Sutter, S. D. Inscho, H. P. Metz; solicitor B. F. Long.
1917 Same Officers (as 1916)
1918 Mayor, C. E. Morris;
councilmen, Perry Gundrum, George Noland (died Nov. 18, 1918) F.
K. Hall appointed to fill vacancy), S. E. Kuhn, J. C. Sutter,
George Scott, H. P. Metz; solicitor C. J. Anderson.
1919 Same Officers (as 1918)
1920 Mayor, C. F. Morris;
councilmen, Perry Gundrum, F. K. Hall, S. E. Kuhn, J. C. Sutter,
George Scott (deceased), A. J. Kindinger (appointed Oct. 17,
1921), H. P. Metz; solicitor C. J. Anderson.
1921 Same Officers (as 1920)
1922 Mayor, C. E. Morris;
councilmen, F. K. Hall, A. J. Ellery, Harvey Mullett, Halmer
Shreffler, Perry Gundrum; director of law, C. J. Anderson
(resigned Mar. 1, 1922) W. D. Hood (appointed Mar. 1922.
1924 Mayor, C. J. Morris; director
of law, W. D. Hood; councilmen, F. K. Hall, A. J. Ellery, Harvey
Mullett, George Briner and Skiles Cramer.
1925 Mayor, Glenn W. Marriott;
director of law, W. D. Hood; councilmen, F. K. Hall, W. B. Kuhn,
H. A. Mullett, C. C. Fish and Skiles Cramer.
1928 Mayor, E. S. Hassler;
director of law, G. W. Marriott; councilmen, F. K. Hall, H. P.
Metz, Melvin O. Bushey, V. C. Kinsell and V. O. Peters.
1930 Mayor, G. W. Marriott; Mayor,
E. S. Hassler had been re-elected at the November election in
1929 but died a little over a week afterwards, on Nov. 15 and,
by charter, was succeeded by Mr. Marriott, who had been elected
director of law. Councilmen, taking office in 1930 were D. M.
Doty, F. J. Kotz, M. O. Bushey, C. V. Kinsell and Guy McClane.
1932 Mayor, G. W. Marriott;
director of law, B. F. Long; councilmen, F. C. Schiffer Jr., F.
J. Kotz, M. O. Bushey, Clarence Imhoff and Guy McClane.
1934 Mayor, D. B. Young; director
of law, Damon Shaw; councilmen, F. C. Schiffer Jr., Charles
Payne, M. O. Bushey, C. L. Imhoff and Guy McClane.
1936 Mayor, D. B. Young
(unopposed); director of law, Damon Show (unopposed);
councilmen, C. E. Morris, Max Dickerson, Chester Bell, John Chew
and Charles Swanger.
1938 Mayor, D. B. Young; director
of law, Theodore Lutz; councilmen, Kenneth Roethlisberger,
Chester Bell, John Chew and Charles Swanger.
1940 Mayor, W. R. Morris; director
of law, F. C. Long; councilmen, Charles Dye, (Kenneth)
Roethlisberger, Ross Sipes, John Chew and Charles Swanger.
Chester P. Monn began as director of finance, a position to
which he has been re-elected ever since (1950).
1942 Mayor, W. R. Morris
(unopposed); director of law, F. C. Long (unopposed);
councilmen, Wilber Workman, Ross Sipes, James Herlihy, Noel
Smith and David Kinsell.
1944 Mayor, F. C. Long
(unopposed); director of law, Theodore Lutz; councilmen, Leonard
Waines, Chester Bell, Noel Smith, Boyd Boreman and Ross Sipes.
Mr. Waines re-entered the armed dorces not long after taking
office and was succeeded by James Herlihy who has been
re-elected to that first ward position ever since (1950).
1946 Mayor, F. C. Long
(unopposed); director of law, Robert T. Green (unopposed);
councilmen,, elected for the first time by voters in their own
war only, were E. F. Eckert, Ross Brineman, Ross Sipes. James
Herlihy incumbent was returned in the first ward council post
where there was no candidate. Boyd Boreman who was re-elected
from the fourth ward, died shortly after election and D. W. Cook
was named to fill the position.
1948 Mayor, W. B. Morris; director
of law, G. W. Depler; councilmen, Ross Sipes, James Herlihy, E.
F. Eckert, Ross Brineman and E. J. Schad.
1950 Mayor, W. B. Morris
(unopposed); director of law, G. W. Depler (unopposed);
councilmen, Ross Sipes, Jim Herlihy, John Gray, Ronald Milliron
and E. J. Schad ."
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Directors of Finance and Public Records since 01 Jan 1912 |
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THE DAILY GLOBE, Shelby, Ohio, Friday, April 16, 1909. |
SHILOH GUN CLUB - DEFEATED THE
SHELBY GUN CLUB YESTERDAY AFTERNOON AT THE DEMPSEY FARM -
Fifteen Shiloh men came to Shelby yesterday afternoon and from
that number selected a five man team that trimmed Shelby up in
fine shape defeating the locals 27 points. The day was an ideal
one for the shoot and 100 people were out for the meeting.
Shiloh is anxious for a return shoot and as soon as the locals
have had some needed practice they expect to make another date
with them. But Shelby will have to improve before the next
shoot is pulled off. Previous to the match with Shiloh the
Shelby gun club held a preliminary shoot as several members of
the local club shoot nearly even.
The preliminary shoot resulted as follows. Notice the score made by C. A. Moyer:
Ervin Shearer 8
C. A. Moyer 00
Frank Holt 9
Harry Brubaker 14
L. A. Dennis 14
James Hissong 13
Chas. Anderson 9
W. L. May 8
Bert Miller 11
A. W. Douglas 10
H. D. Seltzer 10
Shiloh Team
H. B. Miller 39
B. R. Guthrie 35
O. Crouse 34
M. Mosier 34
J. S. Newhouse 22
Total 164
Shelby Team
Arwine Douglass 37
H. C. Dildine 29
H. D. Seltzer 26
J. D. Reed 23
James Hissong 22
Total 137
Shelby was defeated 27 points.
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THE DAILY GLOBE, Shelby, Ohio, Thursday, December 10, 1903 |
T. B. JEFFREY - PURCHASED MOST OF
THE MACHINERY OF THE SHELBY MOTOR CAR COMPANY - T. B. Jeffrey,
of Chicago, Ill., at one time vice president of the Shelby cycle
works manufactory, was in the city yesterday and was one of the
heaviest buyers at the automobile works. He is now about to
engage in the manufacture of automobiles and purchased most of
the machinery of the local plant which he will ship to his new
factory. Besides Mr. Jeffrey there were also a number of buyers
present from Mansfield, Cleveland, Columbus and other cities of
the state. Most of the strangers were the representatives of
firms which make a business of dealing in second hand
machinery. This is getting to be quite a business and now a
days when a factory starts up it is possible to equip it with
good second hand machinery which does the work as well as new.
Mr. Jeffrey has been engaged in many
manufacturing enterprises during his life and has always lived
in Chicago which city he has seen grow to such large
proportions. While vice president of the Shelby cycle company
he resided in Chicago and was then interested in half a dozen
other factories. He was a guest of A. W. Gump while in Shelby
being a personal friend of Mr. Gump. He will have the machinery
shipped from Shelby to his new factory.
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SHELBY NEWS, Shelby, Ohio, August 21, 1896. |
BOARD OF HEALTH - The board of
health met in the Mayor's office Wednesday evening and ordered a
number of nuisances abated. The resignation of Sanitary
Policeman Hackett was accepted, and Frank Brougher was appointed
to fill the vacancy. After discussing the location of a garbage
disposal ground to some length, the meeting adjourned.
September 1 is the next regular meeting night.
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SHELBY NEWS, Shelby, Ohio, August 21, 1896. |
RUNAWAY - An exciting runaway
occured on North Gamble street last Saturday. Eugene Avery, Roy
Border and Mac Close were driving Avery's horse when it became
frightened and unmanageable by them. It ran down Gamble street
to Smiley avenue, and turning suddenly, upset the carriage,
tossing the boys out and completely wrecking the vehicle. None
of the occupants were injured.
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THE DAILY GLOBE, Shelby, Ohio, December 10, 1903. |
MOTOR CAR COMPANY SALE - WAS NOT
COMPLETED LAST NIGHT AND WAS CONTINUED TODAY AT THE FACTORY -
The sale of the effects of the Shelby motor car company was not
completed last evening although it was continued up as late as 5
o'clock. This morning the auctioneer, C. H. Moyer, began work
again and the sale continued several hours today before it was
ended. The machinery and equipment sold for all it was worth
and the receipts up to last night were $5,000. One of the
buyers who has been on the ground watching the sale closely
stated to a GLOBE reporter that it was selling almost for the
appraised value. The understand(ing) is that the machinery,
which was purchased by T. B. Jeffery, of Chicago, will be moved
to an automobile factory which he is now establishing. The
building will not be sold as it is the property of Harry Cockley.
It is a fine little factory building and no doubt will be
occupied before long by some good manufacturing concern.
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THE DAILY GLOBE, Shelby, Ohio, Friday, June 5, 1925, page 1 |
Jay Dick, Walter Bowsher, W. D.
Hood, George P. Koch and other members of Baku Grotto left for
the Ollie Dickson farm near Rome this morning where the annual
picnic of the Grotto is being held today.
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SHELBY NEWS, Shelby, Ohio, Tuesday December 8, 1903. |
TRUSTEES' NOTICE - On Wednesday,
Dec. 9th, 1903, at one o'clock in the afternoon, on the premises
of The Motor Car Company, Shelby, Ohio, the undersigned will
sell at public venue, for cash, certain property of the Shelby
Motor Car company, bankrupt, consisting of machinery, tools,
equipment, raw material in stock, shafting belting, &c.,
appraised at $11,675.79. The undersigned will also sell at
private sale after December 3rd, 1903, all completed cars, 1903
model; all unfinished cars, 1903 model; all second hand cars,
1902 models, office furniture, partially completed product &c.,
appraised at $8,137.50. -- R. C. Skiles, Trustee Shelby Motor
Car Co.
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