Captain Weds Captain in Beulah Park Ceremony
Captain Gertrude Westwood formerly of this city and Captain Clarence McClellan of Springfield were married at Beulah Park Tabernacle in Cleveland during a large Salvation Army camp meeting. The couple will reside in Maxallon to continue Army work with many local friends and workers in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Westwood
Clarence McClellan
Order of the Salvation Army
Anp
McCrettan
Is Brite
Fmst
Cleveland
Camp Meeting Sermons Draw Large Crowd at Marton
At the Marton Camp meeting Rev J O Litery spoke on comforting God’s people and cheerful faith, urging believers not to be discouraged as Christ’s victory is assured. Rev Dunham and Rev Jonas preached on salvation through Jesus, dying to sin, holiness, and living by faith, urging disruption of fanatical excess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marton
J. 0. Ilitery
Tiny
Tsdlah
Saylor
Jesus
Mike
Dunham
Rom
Jesus Christ
Ain
Canaan Land
Joss’ Swiat
Duma Asin
Jonas
Mary
Johnny Peter Lad
Purity at Heart Emphasized by Sermon Plea
The preacher urged that sanctification comes only through asking God. He spoke of an innate reverence in the human heart and the desire for what truly belongs to God, delivering an eloquent plea for inner purity.
Reunion Program at Lincoln Bark Planned for August
The annual reunion to be held at Lincoln Park on August 13 invites all residents of Meiga County and nearby areas now in Merion or adjoining counties. Marion Band will provide music and a community dinner is planned. The day’s program lists speeches, prayers, anthems, recitations, songs, piano solos, and guest addressed by local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Bark
Meiga
Merion
Lincoln Park
Boly
Marion Band
Vand
Thane
Henney
America
Audienne
Peiiistery
J. L.menslay
Mies Haxel Styer
Sunbeam
Anberry Suneday School
Mite Bye Moon
Chkallia
Weoplex
Pomeroy
Ohio
Mimg
Agnes Carey
Goldie Cole
Wale C. Arno
Burn ‘Hoover
Aliie Nellie
Lowers
Peper—'iaster
Bell's Corner
H. B
DeWelne
SoloJohn Te
Reward Offered for Cake of Undarth Utcant Claims
A vintage notice offers one hundred dollars reward for any cake of Undarth Utcant. It mentions Mlle Cal and Ciro. Kt Cheney & Co of Toledo Ontario as sources. The undersigned trust J. Cheney’s honor and promise to fulfill obligations. Also promotes Caturnh Cure and Hall’s products with assorted medicinal claims in a period advertisement style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gueed
Mlle
Cal
Ciro
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Onto
J. Cheney
Walding
Kipiam & Marvin
Drumglue
Hall
City Council Sees Brief Session and More Debt
City council held a short meeting approving multiple notes for paving projects on MIN and Silver streets and a sewer repair. An appropriation for police on circus day was referred to the finance committee. A board of health request sought 200 dollars for past smallpox costs, and officials were invited to Lincoln Park for the second annual corn roast on August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Dr. Setter
A. W. Bryant
Public Safety Board
City National Bank
Mary Street
Loader Street
Min Street
Silver Street
Tobin
Wifety Board
Bryant
North Main
Rudglp
Board of Health
Lincpin Park
Hellevue Lodge
Mouser to Be Nominated by Acclamation at Meeting
At the headquarters of the etal Mer ANants association, acclamation is expected to nominate Mouser for a convention. Attendance by many shoe and hardware concerns is unlikely, while a UW excursion to Coday Point is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ti War
Wildlowe
Mouser
Waterloo man fined after street quarrel ends in assault
Miss Dora Murphy of Waterloo street pressed an affidavit in mayor s court against William Garfield for assault and battery. Garfield pleaded guilty and mayor Seberff fined him seven dollars sixty cents, then dismissed him. The case stemmed from a months old family quarrel and a peace bond is being sought to prevent further arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Murphy
Waterloo Street
William Garfield
Garfield
Beherit
Miss Murphy
Garfeld
Seberff
Joe Murphy
Ki Garfield
Mattoo
Funeral Rites For Mrs Mary Pace And Miss Clagett
Funeral services were held for Mrs Mary Hila Pace at 1 30 pm Tuesday from Mrs Frank Swisher's home near Martel with Rev Christman presiding. Interment followed at Maple Grove cemetery. A second funeral for Dorthon Elizabeth Clagett occurred Sunday at the Silver street home with Rev FP Stalthorn officiating before the remains were shipped to Delaware for burial in the Delaware cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hila Pace
Frank Swisher
Near Martel
Nervias
Christman
Maple Grove
Dorthon
Elizabeth Clagett
Silver Street
Rev
FP. W. Stalthorn
Delaware
Inflammatory Rheumatism Cured in Three Days Story
Morton L Hil of Lebanon Indiana recounts his wife suffering with inflammatory rheumatism in every muscle and joint after six weeks in bed with eight doctors. She found immediate relief after using Dr Detchon’s Relief or Rheumvation, recovering in about three days. Bold by The Dumble Pharmacy opposite Kerr House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton L. Hil
Lebanon
Ind
Detchon
Dumble “Pharmacy
Srugglar
Kerr House
Unclaimed Letters at Post Office Mirion Ohio
Unclaimed mail lists many names including Lulu Beuhebecit Adele Disher Mrs John Joy Miss Kate Johnson Sarah Mew Joby Roach Clara Smith Mrs Caroling Mauss Mrs Joseph Johneton A N Allen Joseph Tianty W D Colina Frank Cornell Here Tan Davison Henry Stock Hender George Hui William Hower Manuel Miller J O Connor Willian Palmer Grover Heake Treewer White Yeager Frank Hartley Marion Supply Co Ponce tonight in Schwinger's hall ad appears in The Aluminum Wamt Columns
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Mee Mirion
Ohio
Lulu
Beuhebecit
Adele Disher
John Joy
Kate Johnson
Sarah
Phipps
Joby Roach
Clara Smith
Caroling
Mauss
Joseph Johneton
A. N. Allen
Joseph Tianty
W. D. Colina
Frank Cornell
Tan Davison
Fermanou
Mit
iHenry
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Kleinmaiers
Beulah Park
Admiral Confer
Kaler
Oxford
Marion
Seare
Denman-Jenner Co
Meigs County
Copper
The
Elks Council
Funeral Services
Ponce
Schwinger's Hall
Warner & Edwards
Winget & Ullom
Cor
Charles and
E. Center St
Huber Mig. Co
Cedar Point, Ohio
Penn Station
Sandusky Dock
Yanna
New York
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