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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1908
Page
8
Night Riders Threaten Otterbein Quartet Meeting
A city service board meeting on Bt dames street veers to paving and street repairs. Lt Issleibh fears night riders, while discussions lead to paving Merkle street and reusing curb stones. The city rents an eight acre field near McKinley Park to farm corn and share proceeds. a Y M C A charity event at United Brethren Church draws large crowds with encores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Issteib
Board‘of Public Service
Btdames Street
Lasielle
Samuel Neder
Merkle Street
Hijeh Street
Reber
Mckinley
John Mctherson
Teerty
Bia
Cold snap causes little damage to Marion fruit
Local residents feared a heavy frost after a cold wine spread over the area in the past day yet reports show minimal fruit damage. Gardeners monitor the unusually early spring while noting the rare string of cold spells and a light morning snowfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Buttner
Hearing Continues in Disputed Well Case and Odd Cat Note
A convoluted court scene features the ongoing hearing in a disputed well case with limited witness testimony and a request to continue until Wednesday afternoon. Amid local color, residents report a mayoral quip about cats and a neighbor’s nine cats dispute. Separately, James W. Vingan seeks a 9502 judgment from Lydia Noyes, and Lovina Slagle vs Frank Hickman settles after a real estate sale. Milk prices from Marton Milk Co. drop to a new rate per quart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovina Slagle Aga
Frank Hickman
Common Pleas Court
Knights Templar Lodge Meeting Plans and Degrees
Marion area Masonic groups report a Lodge meeting at two o clock with Red Cross degree for a class of candidates. A six o clock dinner precedes the temp and Malta degree. Regular sessions note routine business, degree work, and preparations for a July Fourth picnic at Seccalum Park. Rebekah and Foresters also announce upcoming meetings and routine business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlow Commandery
Knights Templar
Malta
Ronterrad
Marion
Royal Arch
Bonds Are Sold By Marion National Bank Purchase
Marion National Bank buys the entire issue as bonds are opened for three issues at the office of Harry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion National Bank
Harry
Marion Bank Bonds and cemetery ditch bond bids noted
Auditor reports the Marion Bank secured all Wires Of Meat of por and Reserved Interest. Four percent refunding bonds totaling 24000 with accrued interest and 31060 other bonds proposed for the cemetery ditch construction. Cincinnati firm Well, Lot and Company bid par and accrued interest but asked 400 premium. Mrs Lewint Homeser bid par and accrued interest for one cemetery ditch bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Bank
Well
Lot and Company
Cincinnati
Sirs
Lewint
Aged Lady Dies From Her Burns
An elderly resident near Nevada died from severe burns suffered in a morning fire. Mrs Elizabeth Dolty, living southeast of town, awoke to flames in the upper rooms and died shortly after. Her son Terry Har wa aided by a neighbor in extinguishing the blaze and tending to her until death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Dolty
Nevada
Mia
Jennie Har Wa
Short Street
Thin Elty
Terry
Premature Explosion Kills Two Sailors in Kiel Harbor
Kiel Germany April 2 a premature explosion aboard a German naval vessel killed two sailors and wounded six others during harbor obstruction clearance by crews from Klunss battalion. The incident is reported as a fatal accident with investigations underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiel
Germany
Children's Seersucker and Checked Garment Prices
Seersucker and gingham outfits for children aged four to eight offered at 50 and 75 cents. Jumper dresses for girls described as well made with braid trims. Coats marketed in Rajah silks with contrasting collars, priced up to 33 dollars for older children.
Coroner Probes Death After Premature Delivery
Blood poisoning from a premature delivery is suspected in the death of Florence Penny age 26 near Newman's Bridge south of the city. The coroner inspected the remains and a possible criminal operation is being investigated with a night inquiry planned. Funeral set for Wednesday at Osterbein Church. Penny had been living with a man on Charles Seely farm west of the Selote river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Penny
Newman's Bridge
Khown
Charles Seely
Selote
Maron
Wader
Delaware
Kewlon Hee
Brady
Hee
Osterbein Churen
Rural mail carriers urged to dress neatly under post rules
The post office department drafts strict attire rules for rural carriers urging neat appearance and proper official signature by the postmaster general. Enid Eakin notes that local carriers have generally complied with the expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
Highest standards of cleanliness amid ongoing debate
A fragment discusses maintaining high cleanliness standards while continuing to address the underlying substance of the matter. The text hints at policy or operational tensions without detailing specific actions, dates, or entities. The readable portion suggests a focus on standards and core issues rather than decisions.
Runaway Horse Mortally Injures Itself North of City
A horse belonging to the Marble and Granite firm died from blood loss after bolting and striking a barbed wire fence north of the city. The incident occurred Monday morning during a drive, and the frightened animal suffered fatal injuries in the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith ‘Marble and Granite’ Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Klei
Kleinmaiers
Otterbein Quartet
Issleibh
Service Board
Woman's Exchange
Abler & Phillips
Kaler's
Ovtorvetn Quantet
Wenter- Ville
Janquet
Washburn
Crosby's
Mepar
CALVO
Mra
Elzabeth Doras Aygatmat
Po Ios
James W. Vingan
Shelby
Mabey and vAndereon
Lydia Noyes
Lofton
Plainiff
Marton
Raniiv
Sownowekt Todge
Rebekahs
Ounell
Seccalum Park
Guard
Channing
Ellery
Eveolug
Parry Tighes
Warner & Edwards
New York
Goode
Bleeds TO
Phillips
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