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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1908

Page

2

Marion County Late News Highlights Local Visits

Community notes from Marion County record a flood of social visits and family events. Residents including Mrs. Sarit, Mrs. May Richie, Mrs. Elmer Roberts, and Mrs. Harrick are noted along with many relatives visiting in Green Camp, Prospect, Columbus, and Mt. Victory. The piece also mentions funerals, illness, and travel to attend services, with many short updates on neighbors and local figures.

Sarit Reel Dridge North and Pithatronts May Richie Elmer Roberts Tom Davide Green Camp Harrick Frank Hottle Cleveland Will Anderson Columbus Will Ocker Emery Rose Crestline P. Kroft Little Vernon Queens J. Ts. Hutt John Kiltain Richwood Mra Win Pace Marion R. A. Wilcox Son Gall Sarah Whitney Akron Schelling Huattle Pace May Fritch Radnor Eunice Worline Henry Worline Aletha Pinefrock J. Hedges May Miles Nellie Markly Grant Boapital Miani Bess Thomas Charles Botley Delaware Tom Davids Will Grube O. Richmond James Saist Manian Mise Priscila Neimeyer J. A. Thatcher James Osborn W. Mayer C. M. Tannyhill Noah Clark Booth High Street Harvey W. Myers Tennessee Mise Hatiie Myers Mariow Benjamin Thomason Olivia Holiday Leo Prettyman Charles Gillespie P. L. Elder van Lue Ohio Tieaday Myrtle Severn Marton O. Beuehlin Mies May Carlyle Mee Irein Prettyman Harry Hastings Frank Butler Ag & Pleanent Yes Mt. Victory Meek Ward Caledonia Wy Manley A. J. Matley Rochester N. Y Manley Hut City LaRue

Sunday Visits Among Marion Richwood Residents

A string of social visits unfolds across Marion Richwood and nearby towns. Residents including Mr and Mrs W I, Mrs A N Tongaet, Mr and Mrs A Johnston, and Misses Dale McHarten and Liola Birch host and visit friends. extended travel and family gatherings are noted with numerous locals from Marion, Richwood, Caledonia, and West Ottawa involved in weekend hospitality and errands.

W. P. Botton Marion Mines Lu Ana Mane G. i Wilson F. KK. Stockwell Worthingen Margaret Stockwell Dale McHarten Liola Birch Goowman Tan Mim W. . Dutton Galion Did Sousley Carlton Gongway Fonstnesa A. L. Sayne Isdisonts Lester Blanche Shennan Southwick Walter Baker Moran Switch Joan Hill A. ©. Johnston Tia Village Stephen Smith Kenton Misa Mary Cowen Wight Frank Grim Mir Mire Tra Ferguson Heptiuro HL. W. ‘Tobias Arenun Ieanit HL V. Ogden Mr. i Prettyman Arter Louise Ward Won Harold M. Imbody George Lehman

Local families visit over Sunday in Ohio towns

Richwood and Marion residents Smailwood and family under mention. Grandmother Parish of Magnetic Springs joins from Pavonia area as relatives from Vinalied area spend Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. V. F. Holler on West Ottawa Street and Mr. and Mrs. John Cheney among others.

Mise Sarthe Irwin DeGraft M.A. Campbell Jettier Rich Walter Martin O, 8 Columbus Mern A. Martin West Bomfend Ada Patterson Riotwood Iniay Toledo Ohio Cherry Street R. W Ottawa Street St Ie Hallie Hoskins Delaware Mike Oma Jolliff South Brankfin Street Mise Ruth Branne Canton Mary Spratt South Franklin Street W. Eakin Ada, C A. J. Miller Wavert Bamford Street BH. R. Mather and Tittle Akron John D. Imather Magnella Springs L. L. Street Owen Tv Ingston T. J. Livinewten Madaon County John Calder Pavonia Annabelle Wells Richwood Edwin R. Paris Los Angeles Cal Jeanette Davin George R. Howe Marceline Missouri Leland Wilgue Lina Dave’ Coinit FP. H. Mond North Franklin Nient Mea A. N. LaRue Last World Amenta HH. B. Wynegar Wm. Dyn West Ottawa Smailwood and Family Marion Magnetic Springs John Collier V. FF. Holler West Ottawa Street John Cheney

Local Folks Share Quiet Weekends and Illnesses

Ada area notices list many residents visiting relatives in Martel and Caledonia, with multiple illness mentions including Mine Mad Maker and rheumatism. Several social visits occur among Kirkpatrick, Baker, Rowe, Neal, and Holmes families, plus a church gathering by the Kirkpatrick Jowanth Langue. The report notes a death near John George and Tom Tingle’s ongoing absence.

Kirkpatrick Hater Ada Alexandery Springguard Ohio L. Baker Jacob Linn Tureday Tobias Misses Kine Helen Minn Katelly Ice Hazel Neal Jessie Washer Iith Ethel Weir Clyde Rowe Marion Mra Clyde Houpt Marton Aml A. Rowe Mr. King Matthew Wnd John Snitier Mire Igh Elipstier Caledonia Sonday Edgar Bush Mary Neamenyder Rowe Jewsie Mins John Wer W. J. Wier Mem Mary May Hill Charles Daugherty Mary Werte James Werte Tom Ly Cole Plymouth Plymouth. "Mauraday, Mr. 1 A. Nobias, Dr Alexander, Dr Gta Baker Abe Ludwig Wille Ludwig Marl Rosenaranne Oqlto Newt R. of. Y Todge Kirkpatrick Jowanth Langue Bester Mir John George Wim McCranker Tom Tingle

Escape of Two Children惊 Caledonia News Edge

Caledonia Ohio reports a chase as Clarence Shearer and Laelo Pommer, two and a half, escape their parents on a stroll. After days of search by half the town, they are found near Hed Geyer’s home, fearing candy before returning home. Local society notes include relatives visiting, a birth, Knights of Pottage, and railroad repairs. Magistrate plans and witnesses await grand jury.

Caledonia J. HW. Shearer Laelo Dughter Charles Pommert Jan Heuer Hed Geyer Tata A. Gruber Mouehter Bueyrns Mire Jay Annand Martel Mornine Plodge Vis Maarlan Railroad Revenge Pepatre Odd Fellow Lodge John Clark Marion Peatlhy Hiner Ramney Fibwrad Delaney Lralerjee Idon Thorniig

Local notices of visits and events in Paverdag area

Residents and relatives visit at Marlatt and nearby towns. Martel Mortel and others travel to see parents, with several visiting spouses and kin. Funeral arrangements announced for Rev. Albert Hens, and community chatter notes farming activity and local exchanges in Marion and Galion areas.

Mortel U Jones Paverdag Lesher Wie Addie Barre Marion Nellie Aldergan Manche Mallagey Galion Tome Fat Spurlock Jacob Sawyer Pheop Din CastelMotnor Abel Minon Abel Minon Were At An Phwrsiay Martel Adil Kegn Jamone Bome Rho Jones Tran Te Ean

Local Political Shuffle Rumors From Leiden to Washington

A garbled note outlines a flurry of political moves including mayoral figures in Cleveland, a British style ministerial reshuffle, and a Carnegie figure returning from Central America. It mentions a president’s personal letter and a high level exchange about finance and energy, with scattered names like Henry Clay Manntrough and Raymond Salt Dagan.

Tom Jollison Cleveland Conor Hie Dunytter Staura Pmvilericon Maclin Leiden Intex Reveyte Frauhfe Mirtrish Anatane Wartiligton Meury Howard Beltiely Avhinter Hoge Lala Pelipe Whine Warhington Washington Ammie HH. Garver Carnegie Mawenn Pittelurg Casta Central America Sonny B.ouo Wei Cyril B. Couystock Feniavetor TiMiecoy Arturulds Anilert College Mrneetan Raymond Salt Dagan Notitingie Muse Henry Clay Manntrough North Lakota

Tales They Tell In a Tarnished Parade of Names

Fragmented OCR chronicle mentions a rikmwan, Caml ene Ned, and a Chicago judge Sadler with a request to adjourn. A highwayman near Milmenpotis and a motor car death tied to Belongings of a farmer surface amid garbled phrases.

Camlene Sadler Chicago Jon Haley Vinetend N. 1 Calie

Fragmented French inquiry on Freemasons and death penalty

From France a fragmentary report notes speculation about Freemasons in Beenen and a royal opening day event. It cites officials in Paris and mentions the Petit Prrtetton institute asking if France is free of the death penalty, with replies showing varied results including Yes and No.

Beenen Chithes N.eet Paris Olle Petit Prrteton

New York City Faces Housing and Immigration Strain

New York City records show about 26,000 apartments needed as real estate agents push for aerial housing near May 1. The Provident Loan Society reported loans totaling 10 million dollars last year while Hebrew immigrants declines hint at shifting population patterns.

New York New York City New Aunt Provident Loan Society of

Old Fashioned Lax Bevetie Riddle From The Globe

A garbled verse from the Atchison Globe presents a confused old fashioned theme with questions about a turkey gobble and a jumping off place. It reads like a fringe literary piece full of curious phrases and stray lines.

Atchivon Globe

Bowser and the Enamelled Tub Fiasco at Home

Mrs Bowser endures a day of visitors while Mr Bowser quietly repositions furniture and rejects grand schemes. A parade of callers touts a bathtub enamel, a volcanic safety device, and a rail line warning boot with the Bowser home as stage. The tale ends with gratitude and anxiety in a bustling ordinary day.

T. C Bowser Wien Mr. Bowser Drake Walt Bowsers Mtr Howser Towser Tian Muveser Tid Taty Hindevive Veswyvina Naples Adams Agiple Colcano Liverpool Barry Mr. Bows Per Klok Etelange Inlvlater St. James

Phrasey exchange hints at media attention and gossip

A fragmentary dialogue suggests a publicity driven scene where an actress and a publicity official discuss media coverage and the lack of sensational events like broken diamonds. The terse exchange hints at backstage tension and satire on press attention in a New York Times style context.

Notrosy New York Times

Fragmented Boston Herald prose on weather and personal loss

A garbled excerpt from the Boston Herald mentions rehearsing for a baseball game, emotions, a grandmother's death, and disparaging dialogue about drinking and dancing. The text mixes fragmented phrases and stray questions with no coherent narrative.

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Marion County Ralph ‘Partette Pilday Venting Aerson Serion Hart Johnson Manion Id Crowley Miia Zou Cleveland Maerion Thurnlay John Drake James Crowley, Jr Ault Rand Videe Hoanie Mille Frank Werley James Crowley B. H. Potter Mt.Olive Giast Mieke Alda Chapman Agosts G. W. Riley Mian Agnew Carey G. W Tiley John MecEtheny Tavern Marie Agosta F. Johnsen India Alice Whitman Hiram Mills Alpert Willaver Aghn Wolf Baker Ufo Kine Mortion Tom Man Nette Charley Vommert Tom Stuxto Weir Bowie Helen Irons Mazel Neal Clyde Howe Martin Batwhdey Viberta Neal Howard Neal Siew Lime Shit Waki Mira Howard Ward Catedona Tuteday John Owen Morral Amt Tre Tom Silage Mise Mabhie Itowe Ilith Heed Ruth Howler Mith Wer Minene Dougherty Heatha HI Drew Alexaindry Hoy Kamenyder Loran Weir Calmer Utter Thie Davigherty Toward Neal Mart Rosencrance Walter Clutter Irs Dean Hinds Viestay the Hall OF Fame France Pat Boston Herald
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