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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1908

Page

8

Narrow escape for automonists at Marion railroad crossing

Four Marion residents escaping a fatal crossing near the Marion Brewing Co plant narrowly avoided death when a freight train roared through the Pennsylvania tracks at Mt Vernon avenue. Chauffeur N H Davis, Janes Honsner, J W Campbell, and Postmaster GT Baughman were reversed, accelerated, and stopped in time, their auto skimming six feet from the oncoming engine. An alarmed crowd noted the lack of whistle or headlight warning.

Marion Cedar Point N. H. Davis Honsner J. W. Campbell GT. Baughman Pensylvania Marion, Hrewing Co Mt Vernon Davin Lakue

Smoker Blamed for Small House Fire Near Essex

A fire of apparent smoking origin broke out at the home of K. Clifton, Coe Hall, north of Essex, Friday afternoon, causing notable damage estimated under 200 dollars. A threshing crew of about twenty five worked to extinguish smoldering flames in upper apartments after smoke was seen from the roof. Investigators found the fire had burned for hours, likely started by a smoker whose pipe embers smoldered unseen as cooks overlooked the blaze. Insurance coverage was in place.

Lk. Clifton Coe Hall Mile Essex Chilton Uperall

Fraternal Lodge Holds Meeting and Officer Elections

A recent gathering of the Fraternal Censer at the fodge ball featured routine business and officer elections. Officers elected were F Soyder president Anna Dat secretary Ada Putzler treasurer. Installing officer WF Wap installed the new slate, followed by refreshments and a social.

F Soyder Anna Dat Mirs Ada Putzler

Rheumatism Relief Ends Months of Suffering

A testimonial from T. J. Blackmore of Haller and Blackmore Pittsburg praises Dr Detchon s Relief for Rheumatism after relief within 24 hours. He details nine months of pain and minimal help from other physicians and endorses the product sold by The Dumble Pharmacy Opp Kerr House to aid sufferers.

T. J. Blackmore Haller Blackmore Pittsburg Sayey Dr. Detehon Detchon Dumble Kerr House

Marion Man Claims Bride in Michigan

Ed ward O Uncapher and Lulu B Marrifield wed at the bride’s Bloomingdale Michigan home on Wednesday August 5 at 8 o clock. Rev W B Rawson officiated in the presence of about seventy two relatives and friends. The couple will reside at 204 South High Street Marion after August 20 following a wedding dinner.

Edward O Lulu B. Marrifield Bloomingdale Michigan Hev. W. B. Rawson Wayland Marrifield Marion County Bank Uncapher South High Stroot

Local Personals Highlights Near North Ohio Communities

Local notices list residents visiting relatives and guests across Logan South Vine Street and nearby towns. Names include H R Wright Horace Burns Harriet Slegle A Schmelzer J Webstey M G Hale Claude Baker J C Russel Eleanor Solomon and others with travel to Marysville Chautauqua Lake Upper Sandusky Bucyrus Nevada Ostrander Akron Cleveland.

H.R. Wright Kri- Jay Logan Horace Burns Harriet Slegle New York City Uont A. Slegle, Jr South Vine Street Mra A. Schmelzer Marysville J. Webstey Chautauqua Lake New York

Positive Proof Endorsements for Don’s Remedies Appear

A Marion Ohio reader Benjamin Copeland praises Don's Kidney Pills and Don's Ointment, recounting past recommendations and current relief from itching rectal trouble, catarrh passages, and backache. He notes purchases from Plocken Pharmacy and urges trust in the remedies. Other items report Mrs Stella Young recovering from typhoid and preparing an extended Cincinnati visit. Families from Richwood and Temple plan to move to Miles City Montana next week.

Ma-ron Eltiven Marit Benjamin Copeland North Main Street Marion Aga Don Plocken Doan Doun Foster Dmiburn Co Buffalo New York United States Dean

Girl Escapes Officer During Transport to Industrial Home

Mary Smith, 16, escaped from Cleveland deputy escorting her to the Girls Industrial Home at Witte Sulphur Springs. After changing at Union Depot this morning, she slipped away while the officer left momentarily. Authorities searched streets and notified locals. her direction remains unknown. She is described as light complexioned in a brown dress with a black hat and a neck scar. Any information should be reported to the local police.

Mary Smith Gira Witte Sulphur Springs Cleveland Union Ofelock Margial Imuvrabal somMeer

Mrs. G. W. Cowgill Dies After Sudden Stroke

Mrs G W Cowgill a former Marion county resident died at her Baxex Unto county home Saturday at 4 am after retiring Friday night she was struck by apoplexy at 3 30 am and died half an hour later survivors include husband three daughters and four sons all living outside the county funeral plans not yet set

G. W. Cowgill Marion County Baxex Neuti Deth Aries Lafayette Harriman Bowling Green Township Thin County Haughton

Court Happenings in Marion Nat Banks v Implements Co

In the Marion National Bank suit against the Implement Manufacturing Company stockholders answers were filed in the common pleas court today through attorney H H Nichols. Anna W Fite admits ownership of eleven shares but denies subscription and payment before November 24 1901. Mary J Fite admits ownership of two shares but denies payment before November 26 1903.

Marion National Banks Implement Manufacturing Company Assens Anna W. Fite Mary J. Fite Common Pleas Court HH. J. Nichols Anna Fite Mary J. Mite

FourYearOld Boy Fatally Shoots Playmate

Wollston. Glenna Smales, aged four, obtained a revolver from a cupboard near her home and told Milo Watson, five, she would shoot him. Seconds later Milo died from a bullet to the heart as witnesses described a fatal playtime incident near the Smales residence.

Hall's Cataract Cure and Family Pills Ad Card

A damaged OCR ad row touts Hall's Cataract Cure as a blood affecting tonic with a price per bottle and a claim of selling by all druggists. It includes a testimonial of R B Cheney and references Walding Kinnand Marvin Toledo druggists and a second product Heli's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio RB. J. Cheney Walding, Kinnand& Marvin All Druggtata Heli

Funeral Services for Princene Ena and Reuben Hopkins

Funeral services are announced for Princene Ena Gilbert two years old at the family residence on South Irogpret Street with Rev. C J Stowe officiating and Rev J Hy Holverstott assisting. Interment follows in Marion cemetery. Also noted is the funeral of Reuben Hopkins whose death near Green Camp occurred Friday morning. services were held at the home Saturday at two o'clock with Rev Samuel Tulton of Green Camp presiding. interment in Prospect cemetery.

Princene Ena Air Mia E. Gilbert South Irogpret Street C. J. Stowe Evangelical Church J. Hy Holverstott Marion Cemetery Reuben, Hopkins Green Camp Samuel Tulton Nolating Prospect Cemetery

Gnonatawa Diet Wins Gold in Pioyr Event

In a surprising result, Gnonatawa secured the top prize at the mKONICA meet, earning a gold medal amid strong international competition. The event highlighted regional athletes and calm, precise performances across several disciplines.

Gnonatawa Our Diet Aye Pioyr An Mkonica

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Beatty Longs Oxford WNDOW F. J. Lusch Grocer N. E. Cor State @ Center Marion Provision Co E. Center N. Main Price & Harley Telephone Chas, Turner & Co Indiana E. Center St THE BLUES Marion Chattel Loan Co East Center Street Ohls D. H. Clifton Marion Lodge Amelie Marion Lodge No Knights of Pythian E. O Bloomingale M. G. Hale Anderson W. H. Brice Claude Baker Blaine Avenue Mansfield J. OC Russel Richwood M.C. Russel West Columbia Street Eleanor Solomon Upper Sandusky Milton Pickero Enid Bucyrus Nom Steward Maud Deeringer Mabel Thompson Bellefontaine J. Osborne Wear Center Street KE. Nethergall East Church Inediana Jes Miller Nevada Marie Smiley Fast Church Arte Childre Funeral Services Marion Clothing & Cloak Co Center St A.C. Bachman Mer Department Co A. T. Leffler Haberman Hardware CO South Main Street Fred W. Peters Fire Insurance Agency South Main St Jrety Eaton Tschanen Bros Anthonys Laundry
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