08 May 1909
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Newspaper
Marion Weekly Star
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1909
Page
1
A flood of 1900s court filings shows divorce petitions and alimony claims. Plaintiffs seek support for themselves and their children, while defendants face requests to settle wills, debts, and property. Cases involve abandoned spouses, inheritance disputes, and custody concerns across multiple jurisdictions.
The wedding of Counternan Scher Phoss and Munich White dan, daughter of the ambassador, was solemnized in a legal ceremony. It followed a formal event at St Josephs on Avenue Hoche, attended by many dignitaries from the immediate circle.
J W Gaston a well known Marion County resident died after typhoid fever at his home three miles southwest of here. He ran a restaurant in Wade and operated a hotel before moving to Pattie. He attended a school convention in Wart on. Survived by a widow and two sisters. Funeral and burial plans announced.
Fragmented OCR reads as a personal notice or obituary fragment about Mrs Philip Guthery in Nebraska. Details are garbled with names, places, and actions. readable bits mention a social event, shifts in residence, and possible family or church affiliations.
An infant died at the parents home amid a tangle of unclear notes. The report references Mrs Chuls Willer and a Cleveland location with mentions of Meloaddla and Mond. The fragmentary text notes a family, a physician, and a Monday timing but lacks clear events or outcomes.
A community literary program attracted club members and residents to a well attended recital at the home of the former and east Center Street. Guests included Miss Blinche Anderson and Miss Anne Thank, with a celebratory anniversary observe for Mrs Recer’s family.
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