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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1908
Page
3
The proclamation by Mayor Louis Boherem of the City of Marfan declares April 6, 1908 as Election Day with enforcement of liquor sale prohibitions. It notes penalties for violations and orders officials to report violators. The document cites Ohio statutes and calls for adherence to prohibitions during the election period.
A jumble of names and activities: Ke Myers, Alger Onto, and visitors to Stra in Upner Suidinehy. Mr Payne of West Columbia Street arrives home after a visit with her son in Chir eae. Caledonia funeral attendance noted. Mrs Nelson Vianshuig and Mr Herbert Welch stay with the Br Shure family, then return to Chicago. St Marys Sewing Club meeting at the schoolhouse on north treet, with sewing and an afternoon session devoted to Bewlily.
Conductor William Whetto suffered a severe heat illness while on a run between the city and Kent on Wednesday. He was taken to a Gallon hospital for surgical care and is reported in a critical condition. Train crews face extended shifts as workers seek eight hour schedules. The Valley passenger No. 38 bound has been delayed over an hour due to a defective title near Columbus.
Local events report a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs J W Haruitte of North Main Street on Thursday afternoon. A spring vacation closed the city public schools for one week and will reopen April 1. Wesley M. Church events include Rev William Mek Brackney preaching and third quarterly conferences. A bankruptcy hearing occurred in Marion with various sessions. Community gatherings featured a sewing circle, a text meeting at the Works, and social visits at several homes with a taffy pulling event and party for Miss Isbel Walker’s friends.
A lodge meeting records the installation of officers including Wilbur Jacoby and Willan Holverstoth with Edward Auber as inspect. The ceremony asserts oath of office for several names and assigns committees. Regular meetings of nearby lodges and a planned cullat gathering at Lady Maciaheos are noted, with routine business and attendance expectations.
Police arrest several saloon patrons for violating city screen ordinances. Affidavits sworn by Chief Laws Cornwell lead to warrants issued this afternoon. Defendants appeared before Mayor Sehertt after a hearing, pleading guilty to charges and receiving sentences in the workhouse.
In the State of Olint case the prosecuting attorney rotation and the Pidetiiy Trust of Maryland are involved. Defense led by attorney J. Nichol argued a demurrer in the common pleas court today.
The Ladi Grid of St Pauls joiner group met yesterday afternoon at the parish house to arrange a sale on Saturday, April 18, in Feltanighh Hamilton Witrhwinds area, Marlon, MO, ay.
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