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Newspaper
Daily Star
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1878
Page
1
Locals note Potter's Committees plan a breeze while Mr Bartram serenades Stan. Pettit Merril unveil a new sign lamp praised as a beauty. Alumni meet next Monday. Welty set to supervise our school again. Ohio Wesleyn University events and bustling Cincinnati zoo visit add to a busy local scene.
A city suburb woman who bought eggs for 1.25 dollars found she had no money. She walked at dawn with a hen and brood, selling them for 65 cents to glimpse the circus clown. The item ends with a hopeful note she may still see the clown.
At the meeting the board named teachers across grammar and primary departments. Promoted staff include A Muach B Grease Lizzie Ruchrmnd Eva Gailey A M Graarger H Emery Beasie Wise Carrie Scofield Flora Reukermund Mary Daily E C Bean and Mra Ss P Gregg Superintendent U G Welty. The board expresses appreciation for their service and promotions.
A vivid notice invites readers to the Great European Elephants exhibit on June 6 promising vast, unprecedented attractions. It pledges a memorable day with street parades, family fun, and an uplifting experience to refresh workers and residents, urging timely attendance and enjoyment.
Lake Chantauqusa emerges as a popular summer resort with pure air ample seclusion and moderate prices. The area hosts conventions including the Baptist Union gathering in Point Cone tanqua and the Grand Meeting Convention in August with notable school and civic activities attracting visitors.
The Atlantic and Great Western line plans to convene at Feir Point. Rai, with accustomed enterprise, has placed round trip tickets on sale for all stations at half fare. A stop is made in advance of previous seasons with a quad of elegant parlor cars belt driven between Cleveland and Lake Chautauqua.
An advertisement urges readers to visit Peters and Harvey for scientifically fitted spectacles at lower prices. It promotes Brazilian pebbles lenses and crystal glasses with trial wear and a two year guarantee. The seller claims long-term Marion customers and mentions Ear Yaney & Son’s stock at Gasware pushing closeouts.
A partial OCR note describes a new departure by business men in Central Society Burkholder with reference to a profusion of merchandise and prices, signaling shift in trade strategy.
Read Bis Card Af years a co opened a small store with limited stock dependent on the fact that
Fragmentary note shows corset price points from several shops including Bon Marche and Gold Corset with du list items like 1.36 to 1.50 and a 19.1 R-member mention. Unable to determine full items due to incomplete text.
A vintage note promotes a broad range of neckwear labeled as over forty varieties. The text mentions a large assortment including bows, lace beta, and other items, suggesting a display of fashionable ties and accessories. The exact details are obscured by OCR errors.
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