Interurban Cars for Bucyrus Delayed Service
Bucyrus riders await hourly service as Mary fon Hueyrus Electric line tests continue. Cars may run between Bucyrus and Marton by August 10 with a two hour schedule possible once defects are fixed. Officials expect many Bucyrus residents to use the line for the circular trip next Monday, after thorough testing to identify flaws.
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Anle
Mary fon-Hueyrus Electric Railway
Cam
M Whymal
Uly
Bucyrus
T Marton
Cholera Infantum Claims Infant Edna May Abbott
Edna May Abbott six months old daughter of Arthur Abbott died at home of Sigh and mother in North Main street at 1:16. Cause cholera infantum after about a week of illness. Her mother died when the child was under six weeks old. Funeral services set for 9:30 Tuesday at Episcopel church with Rev. Mapes officiating. Interment Marion cemetery.
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Edna May Abbott
Arthur Abbott
Sigh Andmother
Thomas Ireland
North Main Wrect
G. Mapes
Episcopel Church
Marion Cemetery
Woman seeks divorce in Jackson case and others
The Common Pleas court heard a divorce petition by a wife against A B Himmiger with alimony and child custody sought. The plaintiff alleges repeated abuse and neglect, while the defense denies the claims and a general denial was filed. Separate action includes Carpenter seeking 381.10 from Lenox Reber over an agency contract and property trades involving Mill Holland Pressed Brick property.
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Odilvey J. Mimmiger
David Vs. Himmiger
Durough
Lb. B Myers
Common Pies Court
Plaintitt
Alea
Aaley
WW. Kaiffin
Weather
W. M. Jackson
Harry J. Nichola
Jackson
Fred W. Warner
Marty E. Carpenter
Court of Common Pleas
Lenox
Reber
Carpenter
George W
Carrie J. Clark
Nebbenville
Athens County
Moon
Jasto
Ohio saloon tax sparks county benefit debate item
A fragment notes Ohio officials discuss a saloon tax of over 1.1 million dollars with the aim to channel funds to county needs. It records a protest that crime and poverty figures justify tax relief, and mentions a proposition that Marral property owners pay 1.26 dollars more per 100 acres annually. Church leaders and local officers are named in the context of the event.
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Ohio
Aaron
Marral
Rov. Clown
W. W. Morrall
AL Stoufer
CW. Jacoby
Baby 13 Months Scalded In Sunday Accident
The thirteen months old son of Mr and Mrs George Andrews of Pattervon street sustained severe burns when a tea pot of boiling liquid spilled on his body around six o clock Sunday evening. The child’s stomach and limbs were badly scorched and his life was nearly despaired of before Dr J D Hamilton arrived to provide surgical care.
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George Andrews
Pattervon Street
Wit
Je. D. Hamilton
Farm House Burglary and Disturbed Night in Town
Burglars pried open a rear window of Karl Bunford’s farm home nine miles west. They stole clothing and jewelry from Audrey Anthony, a farmhand, while leaving other belongings untouched. A pair of intoxicated youths later wrecked a buggy. the stolen horse was recovered and returned to the stable. Local arrests included Elmer Sexton for theft and William Braugh for drunkenness. fines were imposed where applicable.
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Karl Bunford
Nine Mile
Audrey Anthony
Buford
Miv
Howes
Mivcrsants
Anthony
Slagle
Davis
Father in law to the rescue in Ohio humane case
A Columbus area man, Olford Lewis of West Jefferson, temporarily shelters his daughter in law and grandchild after his son Clifford failed to provide. The case began when Mary Diehl moved with Lewis during a Columbus fair and later the Humane Society intervened, leading to a marriage in probate court and the young mother left widowed at age six. The father-in-law vows to provide a good home for mother and child despite the son's absence.
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Olford Lewis
Lewis
West Jefferon
Cifford Lewis
Mir
Clifford
Shomone Society
Columbus
Mary Diehl
Columbos
The
Humane Society
Almont
Mrs J H Pace Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs Mary Mill Pace wife of Damon H Pace of Windsor Street title city died Saturday evening at her cousin’s home two miles northeast of Martel. She was forty four, born in Monticello Iowa and lived locally most of her life. Survived by husband and two children Hollie Pace and Harold Page. Funeral Tuesday at 1 30 from the church. Burial Maple Grove Cemetery.
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Mary Mill Pace
Damon H. Pace
Windsors Atreel
Title City
Frank Swieher
Martel
Monticello
Iowa
Uiteetty
County
Hollie FL Paces
Harrol Page
Reukiing
Ter
Christman
Maple Grove
Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claims and Testimonials
Astounding offer promises one hundred dollars for any catarrh case cured by Hulls Catarrh Cure. Endorsed by Wailing Kinlay and Margin druggists of Toledo. Patent testimonials assert Honanlly honest business dealing by P J Cheney Co. and urge sale of Hoancilly Catarrh Cure with internal use, blood and mucous system impact. Contains misspellings and archaic language typical of old ads.
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Hull
Hal
Taps Sounded for an Old Veteran
Funeral services were held at Prospect Monday for Samuel Sipes seventy two, Civil War veteran and long county resident. He died Saturday evening at his Prospect home from age related illness. Born in Marion county, he enlisted in the early Civil War era and served throughout. A G A R member, he was widely known and respected. Surviving relatives include W H Sipes of Marion, Reno Sipes of Richwood, Mrs A Emlith of Prospect, and Miss Libbie Sipes at home. The Prospect Church conducted services at 9:80 in the morning with Rev L My Marveloring officiating. Interment followed at Prospect Cemetery.
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Samuel Sipes
Hly
Prospect
Loglock
Marion County
Canning Bistat Ole
W. H. Sipes
Marion
Rine Sipes
Hiehwood
Mra. A.emlth
Misa Libbie| Sipes
Prospect Catheran Church
Happily Wedded at North Main Street Residence
At the home on North Main Street Sunday, Dora J Mitton and Jenene Snider were united in marriage by Reverend C Brown of the Church. The ceremony was witnessed by a few relatives, followed by a small reception. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mitton of Waldo, is a well known young woman in the city. The groom is also a well known local man. They will make their home in the city.
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Mir Bk
North Sane Street
Hunday Terang
Dora J
Mitton
Aen
Jenene Snider
Thie Elty
Hey.le C. Reow
Hrethern Church
Renide
Bremltant Wan
Death of Dorthea Elizabeth Clagett in Anthony
The two year old Dorthea Elizabeth Clagett, daughter of Mr and Mrs James I Clagett of Silver Street, died at noon in Anthony. The parents grieve deeply. Rev K F W Stellhorn will officiate Tuesday afternoon. Remains will be moved to Delaware for burial in Delaware Cemetery after services.
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Dorthea Elizabeths Clagett
James I. Clagett
Silver Street
Anthony
K. F. W. Stellhorn
Delaware
Delaware Cemetery
Sale Rock Organizing Meet at Motral Free Baptist Church
A large audience gathered at Motral Free Baptist Church Sunday evening to hear George H. Uber, president, and John H. Bain, secretary, argue against the dry standpatge. Principal speaker Mr Bainger presented charts and cards as part of the presentation.
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Motral Free Baptist Church
George H. Uber
John H. Bain
C D M Special Sunday Fare Columbus and Return
The C D M offers a one dollar Sunday allowance for travel to Columbus and back. First car departs Barlow at 7:30 p m with the final car leaving Columbus later in the evening.
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Columbus
Barlow
Coumbus
Special Train Through Marion Impresses Rail Officials
A five car special train carrying Bo Horrian and several railroad officials toured Marion on Sunday before locomotives were changed at Union Station. Officials met with locals in a brief conference as the elaborately equipped train passed, amid public favor.
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Marion
Unis Polit
Clebs and 5 Societies Five Hundred Party Honors Miss Waterman
A five hundred party at Ca Mt. Vernon avenue Saturday evening honored guest Miny Georgia Waterman of J. Wayne Indiana. Guests arrived at o'clock and a card session produced prizes for WW Mey Hattia May Wolford and Mrs. Arthur King. A two course luncheon followed with noted features. Attendees included Hattia Nay Wolford Georgia Waterman Dera Kpash Rowetta Knapp Hazel Harvey Lydia Knapp Mosars Charles Mason Ernest Owen Arthur King Harvey Gracely Dick Knapp and Georie Carter of Toledo.
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Mit Lydie Knap
Bole
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Miny Georgia Waterman
J. Wayne
Indiana
Hattia May Wolford
Arthur King
Miehowtes
Notwite
Misses Hattia
Nay Wolford
Georgia Waterman
Dera Kpash
Rowetta Knapp
Hazel Harvey
Lydia Knapp
Mosars
Char
Silk Dress Pricing at Local Marion Store
A shopper notes a selection of silks on display in Marion including Black Taffeta Silk, All-Silk Sarah 24 inch and 36 inch widths, White Habitai Silks, washable White Habitai, and Colored Tussah silks advertised at the same discount price. A well dressed woman is seen evaluating the items.
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Marion
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Marion Chattel Loan Co
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F. J. Lusch
Marion Provision Co
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Ohio Milling & Elevator CO
Odilvey Himmiger
Kariffin
A. B. Carpenter
Court House News
Frank Wilhelm
Elmer Sexton
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Krank Tedrick
Wilhelm
Tedrick
Hiat
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Schwinger
J. H. Pace
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Mra Vrank Snider
Admiral Coffper
Bowell
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Sale Rock Organized
Harriman
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Ubluma
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Clebs
Warner & Edwards
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