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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1908

Page

3

Local Club Meetings Highlight Social and Spiritual Events

Mr M Watmore of Delaware Lavenie entertained Ue members of the Current Tople elib at her home yesterday afternoon. The Christian Endeavor Society of Silene Evangelical met at the home of Mrs Krank Schamber. The W. S. 4. club gathered at Mrs William Morganthale’s home for embroidery and luncheon. The Young People’s Association of Calvary Evangelical held its regular monthly meeting at Mr and Mrs Zachman’s home. Companions of Foresters planned a special meeting with drill work scheduled for tomorrow evening.

M, Watmore Delaware Lavenie Tople C Headford Wetmore Italy Ortoberti Christian Endeavor Society of Silene Evangelical William Morganthale Bouth Prospect Street Belford Herbert Richards Kaat Parming Street Young People’s Association of Calvary Evangelical Church Air Str. C.D. Zach Girard Avenue Will Nieht Hebe Balle Mir Zachman

Provost Gilbert Hosts Worthy Boulevard Social

Mr and Mrs W Leane hosted a Boulevard event Tuesday evening. Mrs J Heremin won highest honor and refreshments were served. Mr and Mrs Bigley of Houlevarde plan to attend the upcoming event.

Min. W. Leane Ie Boulevard Pro Brewive Finch Tuewlay J Heremin Min AL. Bigley Houlevarde

Cellars Flooded After Heavy Marion Rain

Marion residents awoke to flooded cellars from an exceptionally heavy rain Tuesday evening. The rainfall flooded streets near the board walk area and caused rapid water accumulation, with official Weather Inn reports noting about 1 inch of rain.

Marion Rat Dente Uiete Wiltelt Board Walk Ratfenspermer

Lodge Meets Confers Second Degree and Dances Planned

Lodge members report a large attendance as sixth-degree candidates, Ar Hingerente among those conferred. A dance and gathering are planned for next Tuesday evening, with the third rank to be conferred at the next meeting. The Maccabees admit one new member. No candidates will be initiated at the upcoming regular meeting. Daughters of America report strong turnout with 33 new membership options received and a speaker meeting set for next Saturday.

Cau Landen Kalghin Jakalehe Ny Far Wielsen Anid Ar. Hingerente Thir Nall The Maccabees Daughters of America Order

Schoolroom party turns to reception hall prank

Mr William Bauer owner of Selvol Com Wat was victim of a meticulously staged surprise party planned by students. April 7 marked the one year of his tenure and a drive for Mrs Bauer was arranged. The room was transformed into a reception area with tea, a staged engagement, and a group photo as about forty students gathered to celebrate.

Wiliam Bauer Com Hia Manhattan Mr. Bauer Bauer Non An Adan Baner Wa Xoclat Eprak Linge Baner

Y M C A Happenings Take Place This Week

Y M C A announces Thursday and Friday physical efficiency tests under Physical Director G Douthite with Dr. L Brady and Mr Houthitt supervising. Prizes include enamel badges for those judged to have suitable health and physical attributes. A boys basketball game with Delaware closes the local season on Saturday.

G. Douthite Mt Gla LO Brady Houthitt Leata Fia Delaware

Runaway incident leaves badly injured farm worker

William Ryan, a farm labourer employed by Willan Ward of Wyner, was badly injured in a runaway around 10 20 p m Friday. He was found near the elder ditch with head injuries and was treated for over four hours before being moved to his home district. The victim, a relatively recent arrival in the country, has a wife and is recovering under medical care.

William Ryan Willan Ward Wyner Wrens Lee Bewlder Hla Jirelens Ty Hirth Lina

Local Notables Share Odd Biographies And Elections

A cascade of brief notes lists various local figures and notables. Charles W. Oakway wins a fortieth term in Weat Newbury Moon. Hurivon J. Whittrick leads a genealogy reading in Knexinte wt Kit tery. Governor Morrill of Kauss shows wealth despite tax troubles. Albert M. Sermanier, once a star athlete, has a rich tenor and plans music fusion. Professor Theodore W. Richanda of Harvard named honorary foreign member of the Chemist Society in Britain.

Charles W. Oakway Weat Newbury Moon Hurivon J. Whittrick Kittery Ksovernor Morrill Kauss Ciuse Albert M. Sermanier Clare United States Indina Theodore W. Riehanda Harvard Ban Boon Tod Chement Society Chemical Society Great Britain Albert Augustus Chaubertin North Arlington Mase Albert H. Multtorielt Trea Urer W. Elder Wacaw Diethday Charlee BF Philpot Tawetick Mtven D. Warren Kelfer Sprint Held Congress

Modes of the Moment Fashion Fragments Describe Royalwear and Lace

Descriptive notes on new evening shirts and gowns featuring timle effects and embroidered hats. Mentions delicate Japanese motifs, light fabrics, and fitted bodices. Highlights long olive or vine tones, birthday sleeves, and trimmed upper arms with lace caps and decorative borders.

Pula Wile Brooklyn

New York City Tax Revenue and Population Notes

New York City figures show 12,147 Chinese residents and a focus on tax income and public costs. The report mentions large deposits and yearly tax payments, with figures indicating extensive municipal finances and a prominent city presence.

scraps of science and a world sized by numbers

The article, written in a rough OCR style, cites estimated light and electricity speeds in unusual units and claims a dramatic calculation about Earth sized heat and water volumes. It presents figures like 180400 tailea per second and 248,500 tilliow per second, with references to a galactic or planetary scale comparison and a valuation of 2250.00.00, implying a vast, speculative science discussion.

The Debutante at Bridge

A fragmented verse scene features Grace Clare Gyrox and Lata nue, with Catherine and Jack as players in a social satire. Witty banter hints at romance, class, and competitive bridge, interwoven with names and cheeky asides. The piece sketches social dynamics at a playful gathering.

Clare Gytrox Catherine

Hobo and Ol Lady Exchange Meager Help After Rift

A terse encounter between a tramp and an older woman leaves them with little aid as urban frugalities and rough times press both parties. The fragment hints at a stalled charity gesture and a bleak street economy reflected in a local magazine note.

Deafness Cure Claim by Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad

An 19th century style medical boast promises cure for deafness via constitutional treatment, claiming catarrh as the cause. It offers $100 for any case of deafness from catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and cites Cheney Co of Toledo as makers.

Aimee Tn Hall Cheney & Co Toledo Srptglets, the

Church Work and Catholic Membership in Rhode Island

The Rhode Island Catholic population totals about 7,700 members across denominations. Five churches in various towns were destroyed before the tenth century. Twelve Midwestern Episcopal dioceses plan an auxiliary to the General Board of Missions to advance church work. Reverend Rexhaid J. Campbell, pastor of the City Temple in London, will visit America for two months, arriving in New York on January 25.

Rhode Ielands Blrewsbury Rugland St. May's St. Michael's St Chad's Alkiauid's St. Illinott Middle West General Board of Missions Rexhaid J. Campbell Empl London America Petare Campbell New York Jane

Large sale reported at Webb park benefiting none

A fragmented notice describes a large sale at Strayer's drug store and Webb park to reduce balances. It states that only 200 of the lek lots are available, with a limited window before April 23. The text references costs, discounts, and ongoing efforts to liquidate items as part of a balloting or league-related event.

Strayer Ie Real Banguin Webb Park

Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Marion Residents

Marion residents praised Doan's Kidney Pills as a reliable remedy for kidney trouble and backache. A testimonial from Garrelt of Hi Sotumoin notes relief after use, with Buffalo New York agents listed and price cited.

Svaryone Marion Mie Garrelt Sotumoin Ofge Angal Morte Milbarn Buffalo New York United States Doan Kor

Sires and Sons in a Curious Political Gossip List

A garbled survey of notable figures and connections. It cites William Dawson and Wot the Young men, Rafael Merry Del Val, Luther J. Lirte, Joseph Warren Kelfer, Uncle Joe Cannon, and Canada’s rail leaders. Mentions General Milui relocating to Washington and a war department access plan, hinting at social and political networks.

William Dawson Ficeland Lotor Merry del Val Rafael Merry del Val Tangier Luther J. Lirte Republican State Committee of New York Iso Daniel Webster Joseph Warren Kelfer Ohio Joe Cannon Dominion Ponty Te Pery Cowie Maloe Milui Boston Washington War Department

Colonial Country Club Hotel West Baden Springs Ad

Advertises Colonial Country Club Hotel in West Baden Springs Indiana offering Ameri can Plan private baths and weekly rates year round. Promises healing water for kidney liver and stomach ailments and constip ation with physician guidance and home treatment by mail while inviting readers to send symptoms and $2.00 for six gallons of mineral water.

Colonial Country Club West Baden Springs Indiana

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Pride of Marion Milling F. J. Lusch Grocer N. E* Cor State ® Center Ea Eile William Bauer Y. M. C. A. Happenings William Ward the Hall OF Fame New York City Elle York Invita Rey Gale Macken Debutante Jack Lilla Bentley Puck Schofar Sires and Sons Kaler's Gandy Shop Craft Craft's Quality Drugs Huber Bik
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