Eighty Fifth Anniversary Celebrated for Mrs Everett
A large gathering at 578 North Main Street on April 22 honors Mrs Electa L Everett eighty fifth birthday. Relatives friends from Scott Town Upper Sanctuary Ohio and others shared a dinner and songs while she reflected on youth and life. The notice notes flowers seeds and school plans for Epworth Sunday School Day on April 24 with free low seed gifts for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electa L. Everett
North Mainastreat
Iren
Samuel King
G. T. Rverett
Scott Town
Miley Lewis
B. 8. Lewis
Upper Sanctuary
Everett
Hfe
Mfe
Dennis, Foreman Survives Bicycle Accident in Prospect St
Dennis, foreman in the Mirror composing room, had a narrow escape from serious injury Thursday evening on South Prospect street. While coasting at full speed he turned into Columbine street, the handlebar revolved, the cycle struck the curb, and he was thrown hard to the pavement. He sustained severe cuts and bruises but escaped serious injury, and was driven home on Davide Street for surgical treatment from a local physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis
Mirror
South Prospect Street
Dnto Columbine Street
Davide Street
Embroidery club meetings and social events noted
Bellevue avenue resident Mrs J B Fleh hosted Ideal Embroidery club at her home with embroidery work and chat. Mrs A D Taylor won first prize in a contest. Several guests attended. Other society gatherings featured birthday celebrations, embroidery sessions, and light refreshments, with plans for upcoming meetings at various local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. JB. Fleh
Bellevue Avenue
AD. W. Taylor
J. W. ‘Taylor
Mra
William Sites
H. Gell
Mow
William Watts
Police Court Admits Drunkenness Guilty Plea
Police report shows Frank Dixon, described as a notorious booze kghter, arrested on Court street Thinking afternoon around 4. Officer Wilhelm stopped him after he became unable to navigate. In mayor’s court this morning he pleaded guilty to drunkenness and paid a $5 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dixon
Court Street
Offcer Wilhelm
Mayor's Court
Local Community Events and Notices Amid City Happenings
Local families announce births and marriages while a Dayton man pleads guilty to train riding and is released by order of the county auditor. A cottage prayer meeting, a YMCA banquet, and a civic club appeal over Gold Medal Flour signage reflect community life. a rummage sale promises great bargains at Fravie Broa’ store this Friday and Saturday April 28 1881.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dugger
Pleasant Street
John Gurbrick
Dayton
Conwy
Charles L. Allen
Clinton KB. Cilek
Marion
Frances Mack
Pleasant Township
Florence Richarda W
Silver Street
Annus Gymnasium
OY. M. GQ
R. B. "Lewis
Association
Civic Improvement Committee
Federation of Women's Clubs
Grand Rapids
Wis
Washburn-Croaby Co
Fravie
Hopples
Jay Bird
Mambrino Patchen
Lal
Welph Lond IBM
Absoltt
Marion County Fair Grounds
W. T. Harrison
Maeton
Dined and Toasted: Junior Class Entertains the Seniors
The Junior Class hosted a social for the Senior class with a dinner and toast. Students gathered in the school gym to enjoy refreshments and share early graduation plans, creating a lighthearted, communal event.
Junior Class Banquet Impresses High School Kinship
Toasts highlighted a banner Senior Junior banquet in Schwingers Mall era hall with Principal G H Winans among speakers. Students praised the evening, with toasts from Clarence Fields, Elizabeth Jacobs, George Foye, Ralph Kerr, and others, followed by music, dancing, and socializing as the two classes celebrated school days nearing their end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwingers Mall
Nerses of
Toasin
G. H. Winans
Benjamin Grisly
George Kling
Lees ‘Gills
Laitay Mouser
Clarence Fielda
Dunior Clas
Elizabeth [Aebeles
George Foye
Nis Oliwa
Phe
Ming Margaret Burgess
Hoss
Marion High School
Ralph Kerr
Arthur King
H. Winans
Crombie
Mr. Winan
Amerlei Moantyrows
Toto
Unclear OCR fragment on graduation event attendance
Fragmentary text describes invited guests and numbers among graduates, mentioning attendance and a group termed the clan of 108. The passage is garbled and lacks clear names, places, dates, or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rimberthys
Musa Eredie
Jagior Clase
Fancy Strawberries Louds of them for tomorrow
Local fruit sellers announce a large supply of strawberries for tomorrow including varieties from Istade and Quarta, with T. Lewis & Co listing product availability and pricing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Lewis & 00
Lodges Report Active May Membership Contest
The American Insurance Union lodge notes two applications for membership and two candidates conferred. Members plan a May membership contest with red and blue divisions, the larger side earning a banquet. A social meeting featured quilting, a three course luncheon, and a cordial gathering at Mrs. George Hewrbiver’s home in Columbia Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Insurance Union
Arranketlenta
Home Guard
George Hewrbiver
Columbia Street
At & O
Marion Lodge
Kal Nijeet
Personal notices from North State to Center street
Civinn Pox on North State street shows slight improvement after a cel real Wineme illness. Mrs O W Weeks of West Center street is much improved after a serious illness. Miss Josephine Banghian of Lae Rue visits Eva Allen of John street. Leonard Reber returns from a trip to Upper Sandusky. Mr Coburn of Lapkins Store travels to Tolda on business. Mrs Coburn of Mast Center street visits her mother in Sandusky. Miss Morrey, local high school Latin teacher, goes to Columbus to hear her sister Mrs Chester Bradford perform in Metmask hall. Maple trees and shrubs offered by F B Blake, 126 West Center street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civinn Pox
North State Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oxfords
Marion Clothing & Cloak Co
Turner’s Market
New York State
Chas, Turner & Co
Loans
Isirtsse
Marion Chattel Loan Co
E. Center St
W. H
Ohls Wall Paper
Epworth
J. B. Irden
Gen
Bupt
E. Dennis
Davids Street
Clubs and Societies
Mise Hesse
Reed Avenue
Thole
Fleet
Millie Althert
A. Busard
Young People's Society
Central Christian Church
Freda ‘Homax
Charles Jusard
Rhea ‘Thomas
Jolly Ten 1
Charles Arnold
Chase Street
Mm. H. Williame
Sidney Young
Huber Hall
Wmotes
todRe Mullis Mest
Hmc
Halle
Woman's Exchange Tomarsaw
Floor
Uhler & Phillips
Blake's
Weat
Center Street
F. BR
West Center Street
Aaa
LST
Miss Warington
Frank Building
Nnnnh Aassaass
Weyl
the Department Co
Bnti
Bruges
C. Marsh
Quree
Gitchie Manato
Price & Hurley
Eaton Hurlbut
Tschanen Bros
Maniattan
Manhattan
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