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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1908
Page
15
Selection emphasizes new cross and diagonal striped Easter ties in Fur nishing window. Hawes hats promised to suit any Easter outfit while MANHATTAN shirts are presented as exclusive patterns differentiating from rivals.
Jewish residents begin week long observance next Wednesday to commemorate the Exodus from Egypt by baking unleavened matzo bread and avoiding leaven. The matzo is made from flour and water without yeast, baked in homes or by bakers, and shipped to families for the festival.
Louis Howling learned he is not a United States citizen while applying for a Civil Service position. Detroit US attorney J Cole ruled Howling ineligible for civil service and he must file a declaration of intent to become an American citizen. After two years from declaration he may petition for naturalization and admission. Until then Howling remains a subject of Kaiser Wilhelm.
A divorce case and a related alienation of affections suit are filed in the common pleas court. Ida Uncapher accuses her husband of cruelty and failure to provide, while Thomas St. Layman is accused of wielding odd influence over Mrs. Uncapher, establishing claims of unlawful relations and deed manipulation. Separate actions involve a streetcar injury claim by George Morrison against Marion Railway Light and Power Company and an error petition by Herman Feudner against the City of Marion over a saloon light ordinance.
Mrs Josephine Leffler wife of John Leffler of Prospect died Saturday at 10 am after battling tuberculosis. A resident for about three years she was born in Putnam County Ohio aged forty two years ten months. Survived by husband and two minor children. Funeral from Prospect Methodist Church Monday at 2 pm with Rev A J Halliday officiating. Interment in Prospect.
The report notes Red Perrell arriving in the city and joining Manager O Day s squad. The compact outfielder from Altoona stands ready for tomorrow s afternoon game as the last digger to report.
Free Daypitat congregation ladies held a kitchen and dining room shower in Hast Center Street church parlor Friday evening to aid the new leghuren. About two hundred attended as a master sale of embroidered items yielded a large collection of goods. Refreshments and a social followed.
The funeral of Osborne Trumbo, who died suddenly on Sharsday, was held from the LaRue-area home at 1 o'clock Saturday afternoon. Rev. G. F. Kin officiated. Interment followed at Price Cemetery.
The death of Mrs Martha Tar Hodder widow of the late Thomas Hodder, former Mirror editor, occurred at her mother's home on South Main Street on Friday afternoon due to complications of disease. A son and two daughters survive. Private funeral services were held at the death location at 11 o'clock Saturday, Rev G M Rourke officiating. Burial followed in Mario cemetery.
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