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Reynoldsburg, Nov. 20.–(AP)–“Hard work keeps you young,” says Mrs. Mary Anne Hickman, who recently observed her 100th birthday anniversary in the home where she lives alone and does most of her own housework. “I don’t feel like I’m 100 years old,” she added, “I don’t want to be that old.” “Grandma,” as she is known … Continue reading 100th Birthday of Mary Anne Rochelle Hickman
Mrs. Mary Ann Hickman, who has watched the life of her community, Reynoldsburg, revolve about her for more than a century, will celebrate her one hundred and third birthday Friday. With a daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Myers of Reynoldsburg, and a friend, Mrs. Rebecca Gossard of Russells Point, Ohio, she will share a birthday dinner. Plans … Continue reading Mrs. Hickman To Celebrate Her 103rd Birthday Friday
Many Hamiltonians are interested in the announcement Mrs. Mary Ann Hickman, will celebrate her one hundredth birthday anniversary, November 15. Mrs. Hickman, who now resides at Reynoldsburg, O., is a sister of the late William Rochelle, who for many years conducted a grocery on Heaton street. Her nephew, John Rochelle, now past 70 years of … Continue reading Mrs. Hickman, 100
Reynoldsburg, O., Aug. 23.—Daniel Hickman, aged 78, a well known citizen of this county, died suddenly yesterday from heart failure. He leaves a wife and three children, Mrs. Jacob Wolf, Mrs. Alonzo Myers and Mrs. Michael Miller. The funeral will occur Saturday afternoon from his late residence. Mr. Hickman was widely known as an accomplished … Continue reading Daniel Hickman Dead
Mrs. Emma Van Sickle, of Port Jervis, N.Y., is a guest at the Friedman home, on Warren street. (Pittston Gazette, March 29, 1911) Marion Sutton is attending the state G.A.R. encampment at Ypsi. (Oxford Leader, June 24, 1911) W.W. Sheplee received a letter Saturday from Dr. Garth of Port Arthur, Texas, in which the doctor … Continue reading Short News Items from 1911
A large number of people attended the Stoakes sale, north of town, Wednesday. Dr. Strevell was a liberal buyer of machinery, preparatory to his emigration to Canada in the spring. (Wright County Monitor, February 13, 1901) Joshua P. Sutton, H. 7th Michigan infantry, a salesman from Kansas city, has been admitted to the [Old Soldiers’] … Continue reading Short News Items from 1901
HICKMAN—We wish to sincerely thank friends, relatives and neighbors for their kindness, sympathy and floral offering at the death of our mother and grandmother, MARY ANN HICKMAN. Especially Rev. Bailey, Rev. Babbs and Moody-Straley Funeral Home for their services. Mrs. Elizabeth Myers and Family, Source: Columbus Dispatch, July 28, 1941.
Oldest Resident Remembered Stage Coach Days Reynoldsburg had lost its oldest resident Thursday with the death of Mrs. Mary Ann Hickman who died at her home at the age of 103 Wednesday. “Grandma Hickman,” as she resident, had watched the town residenst [sic], had watched the town progress for more than a century and liked … Continue reading Woman, 103, Dies At Reynoldsburg
Through a gift of $100 by Mrs. Mary Ann Hickman, aged 103, Reynoldsburg’s oldest resident, an improvement program at the Methodist church in the village is well under way, with the men of the congregation supplying the labor. The program, under director of Rev. Carlton Babbs, past of the church, calls for an assembly room … Continue reading Members of Congregation Work to Improve Church
Mrs. Mary Ann Hickman Resides in Reynoldsburg Of the thousands who thronged the streets of Columbus and surrounding towns to watch the colorful caravan of the National Highway Friday probably none was more vibrant with youthful enthusiasm than the oldest of them all—Mrs. Mary Ann Hickman of Reynoldsburg, who for 102 years has lived with … Continue reading Woman Who Has Lived 102 Years On National Highway, Greets Caravan
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