Open Marion School Board Meeting Sets May 11 Public Session
The Marion School Board planned an open meeting May 11 to decide the superintendent selection amid ongoing disputes. Board members indicated tuition disputes with rural-district pupils, teacher examinations set for June 10 and September 4, and potential certificates pending for Hope Fisher despite incomplete exams.
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Board of Education
Elvetings
Marion School
V. “Athery
Christian
Hill
Jacoby
Dickerson
Guthery
Marion
Fisher
Hope Fisher
Patterson
School Board Proceedings Report Weaves Debt and Duties
The board notified Smart and Waddell, and Superintendent Frant that several members owe dues and certificates are missing. Jvred J. Vatamer attends assessor and school janitor duties contrary to board rules. he may resign one post. Textbook committee met. teacher supplied supplementary reading sets. A pond near Viney Avenue school is unhealthy. health officer to inspect and remedy. Board seeks government maps and ten county maps from Mouser. trees purchased for Oak Street and Silver Street buildings. Mrs Wiard asks payment for a recent cantata. bill about five dollars. All members except President Guthery attended. Dickerson elected president pro tem.
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Frant
Patterson
Wilpe
Jvred J. Vataier
Ihe
Fateler
Jacoby
Viney
Wilson
Mouser
Atherton County
J. W. Scott
Oak Street
Silver Street
Mise Wiard
Hole in Ground Sparks City Dispute Over Water
A long running quarrel over a well on Edwards Street escalated, leading to Mrs. Elizabeth Dodds filing an assault and battery affidavit against Adam Adams. Adams pleaded not guilty, with a trial set for 2 pm. Other incidents include a drunkenness case and a community notice for an Otterbein Male Quartet concert at the U B Church.
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Edwards Street
Adan
Mra
Mm. Dodds
Mr. Adams
W. L. Callin
Richwood Sport
Ad Baoge
Thompson
Otterbein
U. B. Church Tees
Ke w Fire Tram Purchases and City Horse Retirement
Five Chiefs Thomas McVarland visited farms near the city Monday and bought a bay Belting for the West district fire department. On Saturday they bought four new six year old horses for the Wertighi department. Old Riley the Central department horse will retire from street cleaning duties after seven years of service. The department notes Riley as highly intelligent and a loss to the city service.
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Thomas — McVarland
Jacob Lichenberger
Gee Mt
Gatton
Wertigha
Riley
Rhone Horse
Central Department
Minttey
Wien
Bre
Joe Aign
Borghood
Janta
Rae
Beatty Long's offers $1.38 lace shoes in bargain influx
In Beatty and Long's bargain basement a shipment of 108 pairs arrives featuring solid warranted shoes for women in Dlusher or regular style. Prices cut to $1.38 a pair, with tight or heavy sewed kid lace detailing highlighted as a low cost option.
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Beatty & Long
Appointment of Katharine Wick's Executor in Marion County
Notice states John Mannhart of Marion Ohio appointed and qualified as executor of the estate of Katharine Wick, deceased, late of Marion county, deceased, dated April 16, 1008 in Marion Ohio.
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Katharine Wick
Marion County
Marion
Ohio
John Mmlnhart
Onlo
Widow Schwaderer Dies in Marion County Burial Planned
The widow of a local Schwaderer, born in Baden Germany, died recently at her daughter's home in Marion County. She lived nearly eighty years in the area and was survived by several children including John and William Schwaderer of Green Camp, Samuel of Pleasant Township, and Merv Calle Grower. Funeral services are set for 2 pm with Rev Wahl officiating, and interment will follow at Marion Cemetery. The notice promotes a local quartet performance at the A B Chapel from August 26 to 28.
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Marion County
Baden
Gdahnny
Ts Jong
Shwalener
Merv
Mra
Katariie Inetenbenger
Roen
Witoe
Thi
Ouinah
Kev
Wahl
Marion
Parish Haged Nuptials Celebrate In City Wedding
George Hagemann and Jennie Aman wed Sunday afternoon at the groom’s South Hashettheast home ceremony conducted by Rev. W A Settinge. Hagemann, longtime local businessman now with A J Robinson Grocery, and Aman, well known in her hometown, plan to live on South High Street after a short wedding trip.
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George Hagemann
Mins
Jennie Aman
New Nichwood
South Hashettheot
W. A. Settinge
The
Reformed Church
South High Street
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Kleinmater
Kleinmaiers
Oren
Denman-Jenner Co
Ohls Wall Paper
R D Styles
FL i Guthery
Bute
Ar. Dickerson
Oxfords
New York
Troublea
Elizabeth Dodds
Adame
H. Briggs
Oresttine
Wilhelm
Scherff
Kew
Department
Warner & Edwards
Aha
Lowell Ingrain Carpets
Lowell
Brussels
Fei
Barbary Schwaderer
Pleasant Township
Haebava Schwaderer
Luducub Schwaderer
Sind
Adam Neidbart
Ieususay
Ottertwin
A. B. Chapel
Duewdig
Hagerd
Anh
Kaier
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