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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1908

Page

5

Adourned Meeting Recommends Sidewalk and Paving Plans

The adjourned city council session approved service board recommendations for new sidewalks on Edwarde Street, Columbia Street alley paving, and Maker Street. Resolutions ordered sidewalks on Forest and Noth Prospect streets and Dix and Blaine avenues, with several special assessment ordinances adopted. Objections to George Street paving were noted and a hearing commission appointed. Petitions for brick paving in alleys were referred, and the city auditor was authorized to privately sell an $8,080 bond issue. A quitclaim deed conveyed 9.41 acres along the south side of McKinley Park.

Service Board Edwarde Street Silver Street Widwards Street Columbia Street Brich High Vine Street Maker Street Church Mt. Vernon Forest Street Mt. Vernon Avene Noth Prospect Street Garden City Pike Dix Avenue Center Blaine Avenue Bellefontaine Avenue MaWilliana Court Center Street Prospect Oak Streets Equalizing Board George Street Annie Spaulding Mary Gurley Council T. R. Roberta William Arontalt Philip Loyer Estimating Board George Setreet H. 8. Elliott Edward Wall F. Tincoln L. Wolfinger Premiun Marion Savings Tank

Park Driveway Offer Split Among Council Members

Council discussed a proposal to grant land for a twelve foot wide driveway with a donated strip along a sidewalk to be maintained. The plan would ban automobiles on the driveway to make it safe for ladies and children visiting the park, with several councilmen opposing the offer before it was referred to a committee of the whole.

Fnns Comnel

Rheumatism Cured in a Way by Dr Detehon

A patent remedy claim describes relief for rheumatism and neuralgia in one to three days. It asserts rapid action on the system, immediate disappearance of the disease, and notable early benefits. Sold by The Dumble Pharmacy opposite Kerr House.

Detehon Dumble Pharmacy Kerr House

Mrs McCracken Dies of Bronchial Pneumonia in Bellefontaine

Mrs Sarah C McCracken aged about 70 died at her Bellefontaine home at 4 this morning from bronchial pneumonia. Her daughter Mrs M B Lippincott of East Center street will remain at her old home until after the funeral, which is set for Saturday afternoon.

B. Lippincott East Center Street Bellefontaine Sarah C. McCracken

Marion Clothing and Cloak Co Dress Up Notice

A brief advertisment notes that you can dress up now with Marion Clothing and Cloak Co. The item references attire options and a local retailer likely promoting a clothing sale or new arrivals.

Jieying Dotine Down Marion Clothing and Cloak Co

Ohio company unveils two special life policies

An established Ohio firm introduces two unique life insurance policies that promise quick sales and larger agent returns, claiming a golden harvest for reputable agents. Interested agents are urged to contact President at P.O. Box 615, Cincinnati.

Ohio P.O. Box Cincinnati

Darmody Improves After Chicago Injury Visit

John Darmody just back from Chicago where he visited his brother Jerry Darmody seriously injured in a Chicago wreck last Tuesday. Darmody says the brother’s condition is not alarming though very serious and physicians report steady improvement with a rapid recovery expected unless a reaction occurs.

John Darmody Chicago Jerry Darmody

Naturalization Hearings Set as Italian Consul Probes Death

Depositions were taken in the South Side Receiver ship case as two days are set for naturalization matters. The Italian man Pansimquile Sudell, killed Feb 11 at the Brienne house, remains unsettled. Italian consul in Cleveland, Dr Serri, is handling the case. Fred K. Carhart, appointed administrator, investigates death and potential lawsuit against Erie company. The Italian death inquiry is overseen by the Italian consul. Judge B G Young announces May and December first Fridays will hear naturalization matters in Marion county.

Pansimquile Sudell Brienne House Cleveland Serri Suttell Coissinger and Guthery Erte Raload Fred K. Carhart Erie Company Ite Clam Carhart Hallan Fred L. Warner Fred AW. Carhart Willian Purcell Frank Bryan John F. Cantwell South Side Building and Supply Company Logan County Court of Common Pleas B. G. Young Marion County

Very Beautiful Country Wedding at Stoneburner Farm

The eldest daughter Hattie Stoneburner wed Clark Mowntroy at the Stoneburner home on Wednesday evening in a ceremony before about seventy-five friends. Reverend F. A. Twining officiated. The wedding party stood before an improvised altar as guests later enjoyed an elaborate wedding supper. The couple will reside on a farm near Prospect.

Mm. Rank Stoneburner Big Land Hattie Btoneburner Clark Mo Wntroy F. A. Twining Green Gamp Oberlin

Florence Richards W C T U Meeting Report

Mrs Ida Ash of Clinton street entertained Florence Richards W C T U members with social chat devotional exercises led by the president. Mrs Belle Lyday read the paper Our Great Leader and a well prepared Why Some Unions Discontinue was read by Mrs Ida Ash the host.

Ida Ash Clinton — Street Florence Richards W. C .T. U Belle Lyday Hastens

Personals note visitors and funeral attendance

We and Hillah McClinton were visitors in Gavion on Wednesday. Adam Grondiach had returned to Upper Sanduaky, where he attended the funeral of Mr. V. Gibaon.

Et Hillah McClinton Gavion Adam Grondiach Upper Sanduaky Mr. V Gibaon

Farmer Dies at Bedside Two Miles From Laline

Gaborhe Trambo, a well known farmer near Laline, collapsed and died moments after tending to his wife. He suffered heart failure, aged about 40, leaving a grieving wife, five children, and a brother and three sisters. Funeral details follow.

Eliling Dikwick Gaborhe Trambo Laline Noot Hin Domme Marion County Alee

India Discussion at Joint Presbyterian Meeting

A joint gathering of the Foreign and Home Missionary Societies of the First Presbyterian Church met Wednesday afternoon. The program highlighted India with papers on missions and child marriage cited as a major issue. Delegates were chosen for a Marysville convention and a supper followed the meeting.

First Presbyterian Ehurch G. M. Rourke Perelyn Lidia RR. C. Bowdlan Mieions India Theodosia Hummer India Charles Turner C. Bates Marysville Oon Foreign Society Home Missionary Band Semdon Mew I Phelps A. Bisomer Mary Allen School Texas W. L. Warner Mary Holmes West Point Missiesop Rourke Irber Memorial Seminary Brainard Institute Chester South Carolina Alvian Academy Franklinton North Carolina Mra Sellmer Aire George Jeaver Mary Potter Seminary Oxford North Carina Edward Munnell Ft Hill Valliant Olahoma C. W. Weeks Lee Memorial Iostitute Camp Nel Kentucky iMlacus

Kentucky Added to the Circuit Assoc Convention Highlights

The Kentucky delegation was added to the circuit association as H S Wall was elected vice president for the coming year. The gathering at the Arady Hotel featured the national managers annual meeting and a Westcott in Richmond purchase for 980,000, expanding Kentucky’s status within the federation. New Kentucky members M M Hamar and T J Murray of Texas were named to the board.

H. S. Wall Association Weville Arady Olie Mini Hite Hana Vail Thie City Mtr. Sun Westcott Richmond Ind Kentucky Ohio Porieeyh Vania Maryland Indiana MM. Hamar T J. Murraty Texinetan Springfield Dally Nowa

One Dollar Columbus and Return Special Fare

The D. M. offers a one dollar round trip to Columbus on Sundays. First car leaves Marion at a.m. and last car departs Goombue at p.m.

Columbus Marlon A. m

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Beatty & Long Beatty F. J. Lusch Grocer N. E’ Cor, State @ Center N. Terest Bringipal Marion Clattel Loan Co E. Center St Hanna Haberman Hardware Company South Main Street California John Ww Minniey Phew McKinley Park S. B. Lippencott Hattie Stoneburner Clark McElroy Florence Richards W.C.T.U Osborne Trumbo the Department Company Home Society First Presbyterian Poresters Smart & Waddell Style Store John Stoll Shoe CO S. Main Street Fred W. Peters Fire Insurance Agency South Main St The Ohio Milling & Elevator Company Cail Sere Brine Luis Co Oe Bee
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