Francis L O Dowd Dies After Long Illness
Francis Leonard O Dowd a well known city resident died at his home 217 Barnhart street Friday at 2 am after a long bowel trouble and other diseases He was sixty years six months with nine children Mrs Allen Grice and eight O Dowd children surviving Funeral services from the home at 1 20 pm Sunday Rev D H Batley officiating Interment Marion cemetery.
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Francis Leonard O'Dowd
City
Barnhart Street
Tichiand
Allen Grice
Charles O'Dowd
Addie
Emily
Albert
George
James
Mary
Henry O'Dowd
H. Batley
Marion Cemetery
Local Marion Store Promises Complete Family Apparel Selection
A Marion retailer touts its department offering clothing hats and shoes for the entire family. The ad urges shoppers to visit the store before buying elsewhere, claiming no other shop in Marion can match their full range.
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Marion
Thursday in Camp Epworth Heights sermon series continues
The Camp Meeting in Epworth Heights Ohio features Rev C P B Rowley opening with prayer. Dr Smith conducts the School of the Prophets and sermons by Rev Dunham and Rev Rice address sin and the priestly office of Christ. Evening services focus on sanctification and obedience with strong exhortations.
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C. PB. Rowtey
Smith
School of the Prophets
Oeluck
Rice
E. S. .Dunham
Epworth Heights
Dunham
Iife
John
God
Christ
Paul
Dr. Smith
Jesus
Catarrah Cure Reward Notice and Patent Medicine Ad
An old style advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for a case of catarrh cured only by Hulls Catarri Care. It names Cheney Co Toledo and Walding Kinnan Marvin as endorsers and mentions Hadls Catarrh Cure sold internally with price per bottle. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hull
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Onto
J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Hadl
Hall
Will Fight the Royalty Over Septic Tank Patent
Local officials may face many cities in trouble as Cameron Septic Tank Co threatens royalties on patented septic tanks used in Columbus and other towns. The state board of health and a defense association consider the legal challenge, aiming to test the patent's validity at Columbus and related cities.
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State Journal
Cameron Septic Tank Company
Board of Public Service
Nodomeunicntion
Cameron Company
Columbus
Columby
Indiana
Illinois
Chicago
R. Winthrop Pratt
State Board of Health
Cameron
Saratoga Springs
Sergeant Abbott Joins Fourth Ohio Regimental Shooters
Sargeant Arthur M. Abbott of Company 1 leaves for Columbus morning with the marksmen unit of the Fourth Ohio regiment on their way to Camp Perry for a two week stay. Abbott earned the right to represent his company at a regimental officers meeting in Columbus two weeks earlier, displaying strong qualifications.
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Sargeant Arthur MM. Abbott
Columbus
Ehanp
Ohio Regiment
Camp Perry
Sargeant Abbott
Abbott
Nellie Black Marries Henry Worline in Marion Home Wedding
Nellie Grace Black and Henry Worline wed at 4 pm Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. B. Cooper in Marion. Rev. C. B. Rowley officiated. The couple will reside in Marion with Mrs. Cooper. Nellie is daughter of Sarah Black of Queen City Missouri. Henry works as a draftman for the Marion Steam Shovel Company and is son of Alla Worthe of Blaine Avenue. A wedding supper followed the ceremony.
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W. EB. Cooper
One Avenue
Nellie Grace Black
Henry Worline
C. BE. Rowley
Westey M. B
Sarah Black
Queen City
Missouri
Cooper
Marlon Steam Shovel Company
Mra. Alla Worthe
Blaine Avenue
Free Baptist Missionary Society Holds Lincoln Park Plente
The Free Baptist church Missionary society gathered in Lincoln Park on Thursday afternoon with a large attendance. The event featured social diversions and a business session, a grove lunch, and the election of officers for the year: Nettle Fite president, J. H. Guthery secretary, Ole Samuel Croft treasurer, with several solicitors appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the Free Baptist Church
Lincoln Park
Grove
Misa Nettle Fite
7. H. Guthery
Ole Samuel Croft
Marion county farmers plan August picnic at Castogrove
At an executive committee meeting of the Marion county farmer's Institute arrangements were made for the annual picnic to be held at Castsgrove Prospect on Thursday August 20. The event opens at 10 20 am and ends with a band concert and moonlight festival. Hon Judge B G Young of the city and Judge A Blair of Portsmouth were secured as masters of the day. Special music will be arranged and no expense will be spared to ensure a brilliant success.
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Marion County Farmer's Institute
Castsgrove
Prospect
B. G. Young
City
A. Blair
Portsmouth
One Dollar Columbus Return Sundays Offer
The C. D. & M. offers a special one dollar round trip to Columbus on Sundays. First car departs Marion at 6:00 a.m. Last car departs Columbus at 7:30 p.m. The ad also promotes Celery from T. Lewis & Co.
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Columbus
Columba
Marion
Coumbus
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Kieimaiers
Marion County
Francis L. O’dowd
Marion Clothing & Cloak Co
Center St
A.C. Bachman
Mar
Rev. Dunham
Will
Ohio
Sermo
Heaven
Gurist
Oxford
New York
Sargent A. M. Abbott
Co. D
N. G
R. T. Lewis @ Co
W. E. Cooper
Mise
Henry Woiliner
Lunger
Huber
R. T. Lewis & CO
Eaters
Warner & Edwards
Menis
A. T. Leffler
Officers
The
Free Baptist Missionary Society
Gast’s Grove
Admiral Copfre
Tt. T. Lewis & CO
Ohio Milling & Elevator CO
Lakadye
Uhler & Phillips
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