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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1908

Page

5

View Park Proposed Private Parks Plan Gains Railroader Support

West End residents hear a plan from railroad men to create a park funded by individual plots seeded from the state. Each contributor keeps a plot and is credited, with seeds to be distributed statewide. If enacted, it could yield a neat park with minimal city expense and reflect favor among the rail community. The Pennsylvania railroad cuts section gangs to four workers, affecting several laborers. a dispatchers meeting is set for Pittsburgh next Sunday as the largest unionized shift update since territory expansion.

West End Union Station Soupital

Quietly Wedded Mr Isaac J Snyder and Mone Mary Campbell

Mr Isaac J Snyder and Mone Mary Edi Campbell were quietly married at the Free Brother church on a Tuesday evening. Rev George B Barnard officiated. The couple were accompanied by Hazel Snyder and D W Maplin. The bride is the daughter of Melan Str Thomas Campbell and a young woman of pleasing qualities. The groom is a prosperous young farmer with wide acquaintance. They will reside on a farm off the city after the ceremony.

Isaac J. Snyder Mone Mary Edi Campbell Free Brother George B. Barnard Hazel Snyder D. W. Maplin Meland Thomas Campbell Snyder

Police Court Records Highlight McWherter Intoxication Case

Police court reports show Janes McWherter a middle aged man who claimed he was not drunk but simply lucky was picked up on North Main street around midnight Tuesday by Officer Wilhelm after causing a disturbance by cursing and harassing passersby. He pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined five dollars.

Janes McWherter Lappy North Main Street Wilhelm Tayor's Court

Social events and club meetings around the city

Mr. and Mrs. Edwards hosted a six o'clock dinner and a progressive party on Girard avenue Tuesday evening with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Staiger Mrs. Claude Walters Mrs. Joe Mason and Mrs. Frank Weldman. The night featured a ten-table contest won by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mason. The Research Club met at Mrs. S. L. Lecka’s East Center Street home with lectures on British possessions and the Royal Family. Mrs. Warren G. Harding hosted bridge at her Columbus home. Kings Daughters and Luther League gatherings occurred with charitable sewing and social activities. Mrs. George Bain hosted a six o'clock dinner on East Center Street. The Stitchers Club met at Mildred Dowell’s home and celebrated her wedding with a belting.

Joe Mason Min. Stalger And Mire Howard Shaw W. T Wttle Mra L. Lecka East Center Street W. Ta Stump W. ¥. Hinktin W. Strayer Airs Frank Serritt Warren G. Harding George Bain

Will Enter State Oratorical Contest At Findlay

George Foye, a Marion High School senior, prepares his oration for the Ohio State Oratorical Contest to be held in Findlay in May. Following recent local success, senior students urged entry and Foye placed second in the school contest, reflecting credit on the faculty and supporters.

Marion High School Findlay Marlon George Kling George Foye

Hurley Brother Shot in Newark Report Claims Slaying

T J Hurley reported his brother Mat Hurley was shot and killed in Newark last night by a semiatoxicated Magyarian. Mat Hurley formerly lived at Mt Vernon and often visited his brother in Union City. Hurley left for Newark to attend the funeral Friday.

T. J. Hurley Smith Newark Mat Hurley Mt. Vernon Unis City Mr. Hurley Newsark

Committee Promises Quick Start on Wood Pulp Inquiry

Warhkriston April 22 The committee appointed by Speaker Can non to investigate the price of wood pulp and print paper will be at work at once Chairman Mann introduced resolutions to appropriate funds and provide clerks and other employes for the investigation The present meeting of committees will be called to block out procedure.

Warhkriston Cannon Mann

Local church society plans April 2 gathering

The Central Christivu church Young Ladies Society will host a social evening on April 2 at 635 North State Street. Mrs O A Busard hosts. an interesting program and refreshments planned. all welcome.

The Young Ladies* Society of the Central Christivu Church Mew O. A. Busard North State Street

Week of commencements planned at Marion High School

The Marion High faculty announced a busy first week of June with daily afternoon commencement sessions at the Grand Opera House culminating in a Friday evening address and diploma presentations. Antioch College President S J Fens will deliver the commencement oration, with town officials and students presenting diplomas. Forty three graduates are expected.

Grand Opera House Marion High School Mitch Discixtton Uhe Profesor J. Fens Antioch College Educnthon Brammatie Olle Afta Hoiney Muire Gindya Copelind Ralph Lle Aporhia Claus

DIES AT INFIRMARY AT WEBB IN COLUMBUS AREA

Webb aged forty four died at the Merton Courts infirmary Wednesday morning after several days of illness with pean la condition. Relatives in Columbus are seeking contact as authorities note the condition was very critical. Funeral arrangements Friday at To avelouk with interment at Mitlon cemetery.

Webb Merton Courts Pean la Rofemary Columbus Avelouk Hiternvent Mitlon Cemetery

Fragmentary Note on Afternoon Plans for Boys

A rough line reads that someone will lie atop something, plan to head on, and take the boys to the same place after noon. The text is garbled and lacks clear names, places, times, or actions.

Norrow

Lodege Votes One of Tie Toat nienrliyes tally

Fragmented OCR of a local meeting report notes a ceremonial order and decrees, with mention of a large gathering, planning for a second decree, and celebrations. Details are unclear. names, places, and dates are partially garbled but reference a funeral style observance and a royal or ceremonial event.

Amerie

Local social notes from Upper Sandusky visitors

Miva Hazel Shoota has visited Upper Sandusky friends Mrs F W Crassett and daughter from Wharton Ohio. Mrs Henry Pook and daughter Cora Belle Pook of Toledo stayed with Mr and Mrs Mark Chase of South Malta. Mrs Crassett’s party arrived today for emrment at Central Emergency Hospital.

Miva Hazel Shoota Upper Sandusky F. W. Crassett Fof Wharton Ohio Central Emergency Hospital Henry Pooek Mise Cora Belle Pooek Toledo Wnh Mark Chase South Malu Ja Troat

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