Principal Resigns. School Board Faces Textbook Revisions
The Olney Avenue school principal Mins Dela Uray resigned. the board discussed textbook changes, supply purchases, and a committee report due next meeting. Action on contracts, desks, and safety features like exit stairs was considered, with new Ohio school laws reviewed and bids opened for furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mins Dela Uray
Olney Avenue
Miew Gray
Thias
Dickerson
Jacoby
Christian
Enera
Pupite
J. W. Jacoby
Clark Hill
Notice of City Shops Closed for Horseshoers Holiday
Public notice states all torsestoeing shops in the city will be closed Saturday August 16 on account of the horseshoers national holiday.
Correction notice on Jewish Women council attribution
A correction clarifies that sand denotation for Children's day preparations was by the Marion Council of Jewish Women rather than Mrs. Klelumaler. The Mirror column on public favor remains unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erior
Klelumaler
Marion Council of Jewish Women
I ARE WEDDED IN PORTSMOUTH NEW HAMPSHIRE
Friends of E D Crim formerly of the city and Mim alRubins formerly a city schools teacher announced their Portsmouth wedding on Tuesday August 11. The bride Mia Ian Rubing resides on West Center Street and Crim was Marion Rusb ee college manager. No honeymoon or future home plans disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.D. Crim
Thin City
Mim
Alu Rubins
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
Mia
Ian Rubing
West Center Street
Marion
Crim
Marlon Rusbee College
Lutheran Ladies Society Meeting at Cherryweet Home
Rev and Mrs W. Stellhorn hosted the Lutheran Ladies Society at their Cherryweet home on Wednesday evening. The program featured a society song, piano solos by Alma Stellhorn, recitation by Alma Stellhorn, a reading by Mrs Jacobs, a duet by Alma Stellhorn and Mildred Fetter, and a piano duet by Martha Stellhorn and Bessie Villancon. The gathering closed with a social easton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Stelhorn
Ladies Society of the Evangelical Lutheran Church
Cherry Weet
Mise Stella Stark
Mines Alma Stellhorn
Martha Ste Ihorn
Mra. Jacobs
Young
Mise Alma Stellhorn
Mildred Fetter
Mines
Rain Cannot Stop Us at McClain's Saturday Morning
The Me Bae event proceeds at McClain's Saturday morning despite weather. Large indoor space and ample room inside the store accommodate attendees and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me Bae
McClain's
W C T U Florence Richards Meeting at Wesley Church
The Florence W C T U held an afternoon gathering at Wesley church with a large attendance. The program opened with devotional exercises led by Mrs Lucy Groggy followed by readings by Miss Jeanette Ash and Mrs Lucy Greer. Mrs Sophia Sanford discussed The Story of a New Union and a paper by Mrs Hattie Rowley. The meeting ended with a hymn and announced the next session for Friday August 21 to celebrate the late state secretary Mrs Anna Clark's birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provence
Wesley Church
Mra
Lucy
Miex Jeanette Ash
Lucy Greer
Sophia EK. Sanford
Mrw
Hattie Rowley
Anna Clark
Hummer The Big Side Walk Sale Draws Marlon Folks
A Hummer labeled big side walk sale is planned for next Saturday morning drawing interest among residents of Marlon and nearby areas as they anticipate bargain hunts and crowd energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clain
Two Ohio cities vie for hosting central paengeriest assembly
Dayton and Sandusky compete to host the next central Ohio paengeriest assembly. Thousands attended a concert in Canton with Canton's 500 schoolgirls chorus, led by Prof Strasaner. Notable performances came from Akon Hedertafel, the lurker maennerchar, and the Canton Symphony Orchestra under Charles Somner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Central Ohio Paengeriest
Dayton
Sandusky
McKinley
W. EB. Strasaner
W. EB. Strasaner, Ass Chirleting Miller, of Pittburg
Eave
Miss Preacher
Sigel
Akron
Ron Hedertafel
Lurker Maennerchar
Weveland
Flom
Charles Haverhill
Cleveland
Charles Somner
Canton Symphony Orchestra
Columbus Uederkrang
Robert Eekhardt
Gustav Ste
Max Leatus
Martin Family Holds Reunion at Lincoln Park
The second annual Martin family reunion was held at Lincoln Park on Wednesday with about fifty members attending. Officers elected were Mrs. Gilbert Martin as president, George Martin as secretary, and Albert Quill as treasurer, with plans for the next gathering in a year at the same location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Feilly
Lincoln Park
Gilbert Martin
George Martin
Albert Qull
Mra. Bim
Pinyerd
Williamstown
West Virginia
Mra
Prank
Quietly Wedded M. Linstedt and J. Hannawalt
Quiet ceremony held at a country home near Ui ily with a small group of friends present. The bride Alice Linstedt is well known locally and the groom Jacob Hannawalt is employed at the Marion Pure Mill plant. they will reside on Girard Avenue in Gila city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Alice Linstedt
Jacob Hannawalt
Gila City
Philip Dichiman
Pasions
Ui Ily
Marion Pure Mille Company
Hannawalt
Hime
Girard Avenue
City
Meet Me at Kalter Candy Shop Ad Segment
An advertising note invites readers to visit Kalter Candy Shop. The message reads Meet me at Kalter Candy Shop and promotes a personal meeting at the store location. The fragment suggests a casual, dated promotion typical of local newspaper ad copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalter Candy Shop
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G. W. Bowers
Jine
Winget & Ullom
Cor, Charles and E
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Ohio Milling & Elevator CO
Vatreet
Wilding
Winans
Aakent
Alvo
Penn
William Waddell
Hin
Washsurn-Crossy Co
Lee
N. H
Lulu Rubins
E. D. Crim
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Wholesme Druggists
Hal
Frank Cunningham
Houlevard
No N
Peasion
Tipton Hughy
Louder Street
Merry Widow Club
Emma Kiew
Farming Street
Marie Fabian
Sliver Street
Clubs and Societies
Lutheran Ladies
Florence Richards
W.C.T. U
Ben
Martin
Schwinger
Bat Vorchestra
the Department Co. Complete Home Furnishers
Eaton
Tschanen Bros
Huber Mig. Co
Cedar Point, Ohio
Sandusky Dock
Bountain Street
Busy Bee
W.H. Siples
North Main Street
Fred W. Peters
South Main St
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