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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1908

Page

8

Funeral Rites Held for Ella Morrison and Others

Funeral services for Ella Morrison were held at the Osman's home in Kleinmaires this morning, with Rev. E G Mapes officiating. Her body then shipped to Urbana for additional rites at 1 pm, burial in Urbana cemetery. Also memorialized were Mildred Wilson, child of Mr and Mrs Louis Wilson, with interment at Marion cemetery after services from their home. and Charles J Hanning, death Monday, whose funeral at the Kenton Pike home featured Rev S G Bates and burial in Marion cemetery.

Ella Morrison J. W. Osman South Prospect Street E. G. Mapes Urbana Erie Mildred Wilson T Louis ‘Wilson Big Island Marion Centery Charles J. Hanning Kenton Pike Welock G. Bates Marion

City awards contracts for paving and sewer work

The public service board awarded a series of contracts including paving South Wright Street with asphalt and concrete filler to Mayer Brothers of Erie for 11,009.70, North Main Street paving to Hossetter and Dawson for 5,417.22, and sewer works to George Landon for Nabi Avenue at 21.20 plus bonds. Additional awards covered cemetery ditch, cellar drain, and street improvements with various bidders and bonds. The board also set site walk duties, advertised bids for Davide Street sewer and cellar drains, and ordered the Interurban company to replace sidewalks on North Main Street. Total bills reach 2,664.05 with major first estimates for Dake and Boat Prospect Street paving.

Star Chamber Hension Board of Public Service Chaih Negres South Wigh Street Mayer Brothers Erie Pennsylvania Hossetter and Dawson George Landon Nabi Avenue Mary Street Landon Price Marley Cemetery Gus Koshbarger Dellian Hirsch High Street Henry Shrock Hain Avenue Charles Eye Pee Jones and Wilken Insurance Firm Hocking Valley Railroad Company Darius Street Center Street Tincoln Avene Bennett Waterloo Street Davide Street Atelook North Main Street Prospect Street

Death of Pauline Marie Riemer From Whooping Cough

Pauline Marie Riemer two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Riemer of South Grand Avenue died at 10 o clock Tuesday evening after a few days of whooping cough. Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the home with Rev Malley officiating. Interment will be in Marion Cemetery.

Pauline Marie Riemer Myre Charles Riemer South Grand Avenue DD. He Marion Cemetery

Lytle Theater Sold to Edward Anthony on Main Street

Edward Anthony became owner of the Lytle theater on North Main Street by purchasing it from Frank Conlan, who ran the business for the past three months. Anthony plans to operate the theater as before with the addition of two moving picture films alongside the regular Abelene performance.

Edwar Anthony Lytle Theater North Main Street Frank Conlan Anthony Jon Abenel

M C A Tennis Club Formed in City

Enthusiastic players meet to organize the M C A tennis club. Courts are being prepared on Franklin street and at the Christie property. Officers elected include George H B Christan Jr as president Karl Smart as vice president C M Douthitt as secretary and treasurer. An executive committee will include the officers and others. A summer tournament is planned with about fifteen members to start.

M.C. A. Pulors M. C. A. Tennis Club Franklin Street Association Christie George HB. Chriatan Jr Karl Smart C. M. Douthitt

Remarkable Cure Claims from Root Juice Demonstration at local drugstore

George H. Scott of Logansport Indiana testifies that a neighbor’s use of Root Juice and a liniment cured his wife and daughter from stomach, joint, and back pains within weeks. The scientists hail Urat Moot Juice as a universal healer for stomach liver kidney and bowels. Demonstrators continue at Viecken's drug store and offer one dollar a bottle or three bottles for two dollars.

Root Jules Cken Rem Ind Loransport Logansport Sho George H. Scott Viecken's

McNamara Divorce Case Reveals Remarry Plan

Savane McNamara files divorce alleging fraud and remarriage intent. John P. McNamara denies misconduct, claims wife knew family details before marriage, and says he supported her and his children. He notes that she left for a visit on March 16 1908 and never returned, waving goodbye from the station.

Savane McNamara John P. McNamarra Joe Insurance DeGolley Wits McNamara Mt. Healthy Oho Frank Riley Riley Saios

Adams and Barth wed in Covington Kentucky

Miss Anna Adams of Prospect wed Edward Barth of Delaware in Covington Kentucky to surprise friends. The bride’s mother Amelia Adams knew the secret. The couple plans to live in Delaware after the ceremony next Sunday evening.

Anna Adams Edward Barth Delaware Mike Anna Adams Mis Amelia Adams Prospect Covington Kentucky Wroom C.D Columbus

Very Beautiful Home Wedding Ceremony Reported

Anna Mae Dowell and Earl Roswell Byeka wed at the Dowell residence on Chane Street in a quiet ceremony hosted by Mr. and Mrs. F B Dowell. The event marked the Dowell family’s eldest daughter’s marriage in a home setting with close family and friends in attendance.

F. B. Dowell Chane Street Anna Mae Earl Roswell Byeka

Local couple wed in formal ceremony at home

The wedding took place at 4 20 o clock with close friends present. Rev J Reed of the United Brethren church officiated uniting the couple. Guests later dined then music and social diversions followed. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs Lycke, works at City National bank and is active in Y M C A athletics. The bride is praised for charm and accomplishments. After May 15 the couple will reside at 689 Girard Avenue.

Rev J. ©. Reed United Brethren Church T. T. Lycke Rast Center Street Jand Marion Athlette Department City National Bank Syckw Girard Avenue

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Kleinmaier Adler Kleinmaiers Funeral Services Marion Clothing & Cloak Co A.C, Bachman, Mgr Board of Service New York Edward Anthont Little Theatre M’namara Tife F. E. Dowell Los Anna Mae Dowell Earl Rosewell Lycks Warner & Edwards THE Nottinghams Nottingham Ted Brussels Clancy Kaler Panama Priestley Uhler & Phillips
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