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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1908
Page
15
A rush of Easter post cards floods the local post office with thousands mailed locally and from outside. Clerks report many recipients receive two or more cards and some as many as fifty. Congestion may require an addition and a separate department to handle the cards if the trend continues.
Patrick Mullee longtime resident of the county died at his home on the Keener Pike near Mariow after months of paralysis. He was about sixty five, survived by a wife four sons Frank Richard Willem and Mark Mule and a daughter Margaret Naviti, plus a brotherhard Mullee of Loveland Ohio. Funeral arrangements not completed.
W H Hinklin announces candidacy for county coroner in the Democratic primary. He has sixteen years in medicine after graduating from Cincinnati Eclectic Medical College in 1891 and pledges a hard fought campaign.
A Post-Graduate College in Chicago graduate, who began practice locally and aims for a public office, has announced his candidacy. He has extensive experience in his profession and will attend Epworth events as scheduled, with plans to move forward in the race.
A Fort Wayne report touts Root Juice as a miracle cure with dozens claiming relief from stomach, kidney, and rheumatic ailments. Citizens like Mrs. E G Moore and Mr H R Bock are cited as evidence while others pledge large attendance at upcoming events.
In North Prospect Street incident Peter Boger was struck by a sidewalk riding bicyclist and bruised his arm and shoulder. Mayor Scherff said riding on sidewalks is dangerous and police may arrest cyclists on walks near paved streets. Officers also reported a southwest district disturbance resolved and noted a wharf of police operations with precautions for patrolling. Ballpark notices and local fan Louie express plans to attend summer games. Community alert includes Epworth 8. B tomorrow with 1000 attendees if located.
Mr and Mrs Benton Denman wed quietly at the Baptist church parsonage near LaRue in a six o'clock Thursday ceremony conducted by Rev E N Long. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs W S Denman, is praised as industrious, while the bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Thomasson, is noted for her high regard in the western county. They plan to reside with the bride’s parents at 1000 Will Attend Rpworth 8, S come.
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