New Church Opens With Free Baptiste Sunday School
A new Free Baptist church in New Quarters opened with a free Sunday school and excellent services conducted by A. B. Young People. The Palr Grounds Methodist camp meeting drew large crowds with sermons by Rev. Rice and Rev. Dunham emphasizing Pentecost and church responsibility. The Free Baptist church on South Main hosted a large opening service in its lecture room and plans to move preaching to the auditorium soon. The United Brethren Young People led an evening service on how to serve the church, featuring talks by local youths and a focus on engaging younger members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palr Grounds
Rice
de Duncan
Jerusalem
Dunham
Free Baptist Church
Bouth Main Street
Bundey
G. B. Barnard
Mm. Wolford
Anna
Mi. Nettle Fite
Anna McWilliama
Edward Unespher
Keeler
Laura Rathel
Rays
Ase Clara Lifler
Winifred Gast
United Brethren Young People's
Christian Endeavor Society
Hart Sykes
Royal Martin
Clark ‘Bender
Lawrence Ames
Carrie Durr
Local Social Roundup and Visits Across Town
Mr and Mrs Charles Mckinney visited Columbus on Sunday while Miss Phillips and Mrs Harvey Hock were in the city. Dozens of residents this Sunday listed visits, illnesses including typhoid, and trips to Columbus Toledo Sandusky Huron Col umbus and Cleveland. Several locals attended outings, hosted guests from Lima Mary Lehner Cardington and Toledo, and many others traveled for visits or returned from trips to Cedar Point and Fostoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mckinney
Columbus
Janes
Phillips
Wan & Columibus
Harvey Hock
Senate Street
Selter
Waldo
Bk Brady
Windsor Street
Martin
South Grand Avenue
Cedar Point
Sandusky
Henry Johnson
Oise Anna Fetter
Mary ‘Lehner
Cardington
Fred B. Guthery
Kenton
Jules ¥. Barnd
East Church Street
Fostoria
Toledo
Mira. L. A. Hall
West Center Street
Histaville
Mises Anna
Ella Price
Cherry Street
John Dinkle
Mononcue
J. B. Garfield
Harry Love
Churet
Sandusky City
George Carter
Barnd Travails and Family Visits Across States
Mr and Mrs 68. Trump and brother Jett visit Victor Barnd of Hot Greek Nevada who left Saturday for Nevada to handle mining proposals. Karl M Johnson of McCutchenville was in Marion Saturday meeting his brother Ebert Johnson who came from New York to visit T. J. Johnson’s family in McCutchenville Upper Sandusky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trump
Jett
Victor Barnd
T. J. Johnson
McCutchenville
Upper Sandusky Chief
Delegates to Cedar Point Rally for Mouser Bid
Citizens from Marion and other counties prepare to join congressman Mouser at the Thirteenth district Republican convention at Cedar Point. A large Marion delegation travels by special trains with three bands and rail a guidance from the Pennsylvania line. Tickets priced at 1.25. Stores may close for a Marton day excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tully
Cedar Point
Grant B. Mouser
Mouser
Strayer's
Islelb's
Dumble's
Business Mens Aysockation
Wey
Marton
Two Children Burned by Carbolic Acid Incident
A three year old boy was badly burned when carbolic acid was spilled on his face by his older brother at home. The child suffers facial and eye injuries with serious wounds on arms and chest. Parents summoned a physician. the danger to the child remains until further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem White
Nyr Street
M. Baldwin
Death of Mrs Eliebeth Max Ida Terpany at Willow Street
Mrs Eliebeth Max Ida Terpany wife of Charles H Terpany a longtime city resident died at home on Willow Street shortly before 9 o clock Monday morning from apoplexy She had been in good health recently and attended to household duties She was born January 28 1861 the seventh daughter of John and Mary Zuck She married Charles Terpany October 16 1873 nine children survive including J J Mc Clinton Mina Al Joe Terpany C I Fred Willem Emerson and Donald Terpany Funeral from the home at 2 o clock Wednesday led by Rev D H Bailey Interment in Marion cemetery in Try en ad im The Mirror Want Column
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Eliebeth Maxida Terpany
Charles H. Terpany
Willow Street
John
Mary Zuck
Charles ‘Terpany
Mre
J. J. McClinton
Waterloo
Iowa
Mina al
Joe Terpany
C. I
Fred
Willem, Emerson
Donald Terpany
Priscilla Bowen
Marla Smiley
SP. Gregg
Terpany
Epworth M. ER
D. H. Bailey
Marlon
Lodges Plan Big Picnic At Seccalum Park
Masonic groups from Mansfield Bucyrus and Galion will join the American Insurance Union for a Thursday picnic at Seccalum Park near Hucyrus. National President John Leuta and National Secretary Dr Vogian of Columbus will attend and speak. About thirty from the city depart around seven in the morning.
Irregular Ad Teases Admiral Copper Brand
An OCR fragment hints at a vintage ad claiming superiority of Admiral Copper versus Gold Medal Flour or similar goods. The garbled line suggests promotional copy urging readers to choose Admiral Copper over competitors, in a period ad style.
Local events highlight busy Grand Theatre program and community notices
A busy local page notes a change of program at Grand Theatre this evening featuring moving pictures, trained bears, and two shows nightly at 6. Born to Mr and Mrs Lewis on East George street. a son named Jay Smiley welcomed on Mt Vernon avenue. Mrs James Phillips hosts a bridge party. Woman's Relief Corps meets at Maccabee hall Tuesday at 2. A marriage license issued to Dora Millen and Frank Shidley. Francis Willard WCT A holds services tonight under Mrs Fred Sauter. Interurban car derailment caused delays Saturday evening near South State street. Walter and Tunis Hickman jailed in Columbus after assault case. Second Martin family reunion set for Lane SolA perk August 2, with high expectations. Charles G McClung and Paddy Carr open a barbershop on Ninth State street beside the O K dye house.
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Bkatire
Grand
Dege Chuamis
Jay Smiley
Mt. Vernon Avenue
James 2 Phillips
Booth Main Street
Bridge
Woman's Relief Corps
Maccabee Hall
Wangel
Department of the
Francis Willard
C,t. A
Fred Sauter
Walter
Tunis Hickman
Ten-Year-Old Boy Falls From Tree in McKinley Park
Dewey Boyer, visiting his grandparents in Detroit, fell twenty five feet from a tree in McKinley Park Sunday evening. He sustained serious internal injuries and remained in critical condition after being found unconscious, transported to the Bolander home, with Dr. H A Lower called to treat him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Boyer
Detroit
Michigan
Bolander
Ornard Street
McKinley Park
Otto Boyer
H. A. Lower
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W.H. Clark
Telephone L
Business and Professional
SRING
Bruaskill
Malo
Farming Street
C. W. Clark Real Eatane
Ory Wales
Court Street
Star Bottling Works
Soltse Ad Siphon Mineral Watera
R. Smith
Prop
Veterinary Hospital Connection
R. P. Pirry
Union Street
Ada L. Bowen
Mills & Brown
A. Bimnoml
Optician
Bate Strest
Free Baptiste Sunday School
New Quarters
A. B. Young People
L. C. Reed
Misa
Anna Schownlaub
Huron and
Merley
Albert Whortley
Parrground Street
Inns
Edson Bellz
Tally Way Club
Roomas
Prenton Jolley
Richwood
J. W
George Jolley
Morral
Sophia Unibarton
Lima
Claud Santern
P. 1
Harruff
Seffner Avenue
Caledonia
Ola
Mamie Furness
Woodland
George Lowe
Reed Avenue
P. L. Harruff
Helen Gasline
Olney Avenue
Misa Carrie
Florence Glynn
Dayton
L. Hy Pablan
Silver Street
J. M. Bbriie
Bellefontaine
D. W. Strayer
South Greenwood Street
Celia Minoughan
Decatur
Fort Wayne
Rome City
Ind
Mick Winona Sweney
MisipAnna Gunder
Portsmouth
Ohio
Bilys Lola Barton
Millersburg
Mive Hattle Green
Lorata
Pleasant Viakt
W.T. Smith
Blaine Avenue
Minsea Fiieda Schade
Mayme Kruskamp
Welleton
After & Pleasent Vialt
Mina
Thin City
United States
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Tie
Owen
Eabt
City
J.T McEiee
Garden Grove
California
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Niagara Falls
B. G. Brobst
Yorktown
Indiana
Frank Crouth
Upper Sandusky
Ovey
Congressman Mouser
Bsontea
Lamaraan
Bir
Clements B. Markham
British Royal Wear Society
Abion
Arctic
Austen Weatch
Pracklio
McClintock
Winker
Arties Atone
Charles Terpany
Manian Legion
National Protective Legion
Hatte Tongebt
Todge Halla
Admiral Copper
the Department Co
Jore
Dora Millen
Wade Township
Frank Shidley
Lad
M’kinley Park
Supreme Court of Ohio
Supreme Court
Uys 4
Frith
Rhallie
Gilvad
McMilien Neuro Magnetic College
Eaton
Tschanen Bros., Druggiats
Manhattan
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