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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1908
Page
5
The Marion County Matinee club held a meeting to arrange summer meets at the fair grounds. The first race is set for Friday May 29 and racing will occur on each alternate Friday through the season. Entries will be classified and events made as even as possible.
Taft faction leader Mouser urges Republican members to ignore the Bemis-Dimon convention call for Bucyrus on April 30. He says a peace conference is unlikely and two rival conventions may meet the same day to select a candidate and direct delegates to Chicago.
Funeral services for Mrs Susin Snider mother of Rev A Snider were held at the Galton home Tuesday afternoon at 3 40 o clock with Dr J L Hensley officiating. Attendees from the city included Eugené Swen y Dune Greasap Z Zachman and Mrs Katie Zachman. The offerings were liberal including a gift from the Marion Steam Shovel class of the Sunday school. The remains were placed in the Vault at Galton.
The Marion Auto company enlarges its scope with a North State street facility, aiming to become a major garage and repair hub. Led by Kanable and Ward, the firm concentrates on the Jackson runabout retailing at $860, seeking local goodwill and a loyal customer base. W. A. Ramvaple will direct sales, as management pledges fair treatment and continued community appreciation.
All persons desiring to pass from the city Prospect must use Delaware Avenue and travel through McKinley park grounds west of the Catholic cemetery to the stone bridge in McKinley park until the Prospect paving project is completed. By order of the BOARD OF PUBLIC SERVICE.
Mrs Susanna Uncapher widow of Isaac Uncapher longtime Marion resident died at 643 Bellefontaine Avenue Tuesday night age about 87. Funeral from the home Thursday at 2 30 with Rev G M Rourke officiating interment in Marion cemetery. Surviving children listed. Easter supper by Epworth church set for April 16 in the church basement with a 25 cent menu.
Police arrested Anthony Kelly an elderly man after a disturbance near the public square. The mayor fined him six dollars after pleading guilty to drunkenness. he paid a dollar and arranged to pay the rest soon. A police message warned of robbers who stole diamonds from a Delaware jewelry store. Godfrey Mauer was moved from city prison to county jail to await health court.
Minera idle affects coal haul as railroads cut work to May 1 under orders by President Underwood and General Massager Sturt. Over a thousand workers affected, $10,000 daily loss cited. Foreigners depart for Italy, some return after winter. Erie paychecks due. railway officials and several executives visit and discuss operations.
Local notices report Amarica events including Central Christian church Easter bake sale at D A Prank building, Evangelical Lutheran Ladle Society gathering, and Calvary weekly evangelistic services. A marriage is registered between George Herzog of Bradford and Mrs. Minnie Parland in the officiant’s office with plans to proceed to their home.
Lodge WWotes Canky judge No. 51 Knjichiv of Pytthies met night with Jarae attendees. Routine business framed a first and third degree at the MUM meeting text Week. Marion Council No.2 Hoyal and Select Masters to meet tonight. a variety of degree work and colonial business noted. Butterfly vocal program planned on North Main Street with ticket sales at Strayere Drug Store.
The M S G club gathered at Mies Veli Lane Ture's home for embroidery, music, and a prize for Mim St. Dean. Guests enjoyed refreshments while several members, including Milas Barchie and Miss Lota Muputer, attended. Next meetings at Miss Luella Better and Mini James Het stetter homes, plus the Ladies Aid Society sale at Leo Street Presbyterian church, with games and prizes promised.
Akron Ohio April 15 Jesse Poulter aged 17 a duck hunter drowned in Springfield lake near Akron this morning. The boat capsized and his two companions climbed on top of the capsized boat and were saved.
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