School System in Marion Criticized for Low Outcomes
A Marion sermon on the school question urged better results from public schools, noting 2600 invested last year for 4474 school age children but only 2575 enrolled and 44 graduates. Comparisons to a log cabin school highlighted high per pupil costs and urged stronger home and school cooperation for future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SC. Bates
Hirst
Wentral
Marion
Junes
Expalse Trant
Bates
Menory
Tote
Toy Cabin
Whoal House
Hates
Troughout
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Teaches Testimonials
An OCR fragment presents a Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement claiming cure assistance and testimonials from business partners in Toledo Ontario. It mentions internal action through the blood and mucous surfaces and offers free testimonials, with price and druggists selling the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Cheney & Co
Toledo
J. Cheney
Hhis
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Wholesac Druggists
U. Halls
Teachers Open Institute With Promising Start At High School
At nine o'clock this morning the joint city and county educators institute convened in the high school building. President A B Jones welcomed attendees as Prof M W O'Shea and Prof Albert spoke outlining the week's plan. O'Shea praised attendance and predicted a successful institute as teachers prepared for the sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City End
End
Ers Institute
Sthool
A. B. Jones
Proper
M. W. O'Shea
Allee Dombaugh
Mrs John Corey A Victim Of Typhoid
Mrs John Corey dies of typhoid fever at her Union Street home aged thirty five. Funeral Tuesday at 2 40 PM conducted by Roy J A Surton with interment in Marion cemetery. Survived by husband John Corey daughter Miss Emu Wyborn and son Rule Corey, plus mother Mrs Collins and seven siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Corey
Mra. Corey
Promer Firet
Emu Wyborn
Rule Corey
Mra
Collins
George Alreet
O’clork
Roy
J. A. Surton
Marlon
Washburn Crowley Co. Flour Leader Amid Mills Dispute
In a clarification the Gold Medal brand and Gold Medal housewives are not tied to the Minneapolis mill receivership. Washburn Crowley Co. remains the largest milling firm, shipping 8000 cars last year, ahead of rivals, with plans for Farmers' Please at Prospect on August 20.
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Minneapolis
Nwed
Washburncreary Co
Minnesporls
Washburn Crowley Co
Attit
Run Down in the Local Yards Injures Fireman Lyons
T R Lyons a Hocking Valley fireman living on Kenton Avenue was struck by a Hocking Valley engine in the south yards early Sunday and severely bruised. He stood on the tracks awaiting a regular run to Columbus when another engine struck him. He remained conscious and was taken to the Sawyer Sanatorium by the Hew and Markert ambulance.
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T. R. Lyons
Hocking Valley
Kenton Avenue
South Yards
Lyons
Calumbus
Sawyer Sanatorium
Interurban Car 63 Wrecked Near Crawford County Capital
Car No 63 on the new Interurban line between this city and Bucyrus wrecked about two miles this side of the Crawford county capital. The front wheels derailed and the car skidded into a ditch while traversing at a slow speed. The well filled car had no injuries to any passenger.
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Ecity
Bucyrus
Crawford County
Capita
Sane
First to Answer Mirror Office Wins Advertising Coupon
One hundred replies to a feature advertising contest highlight reader participation. Mrs Wilcox won a $1.00 store credit for correctly answering a mirror office coupon question. Readers submitted morning responses, with several spelling slips noted in sponsor ads. The column teases another similar contest next Saturday with two misspelled words to spot.
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A. B.C
Wilcox
School of Commerce
Brunkil
Bron Akill
Phe
Mercy Indice
Ada
Juries Listed for Grand and Petit Panels
Grand Opera House Co sued as Elks begin suit. John Owens answers petition for Fimer Buch. Jury wheel produced names for grand and petit jurors with reports set for September 8 and 17. Marion lodge 22 B P C filed for possession against the Marion Opera House company over property on South State Street after a survey showed overreach of about twenty one inches.
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John Owens
John W. Clark
Fimer Buch
Kinnefelter
Shorter Crown
Teauht
Shiller Fordson
Wird
John M. Greek
Prospect Township
George Ruth
Green Camp
Ichard Train
Salt [Beach
R. Leaper
Grand Prairie
John Laipply
Tully
L. Brady
Big Island
OC. T. Lynn
Claridon North
L. Bond
Bowling Green
Jewe Kember
Pleasant
H. KK. Brown
Montgomery
W. P. Wari
Waldo
J. D. Fetter
Claridon South
Henry Keller
Second Ward
Jacob Layer
Richland
Petit Jury
G. Klein
Mater
Richard Horn
B. BE. Rush
T. J. Ryan
A. C. Holland
Marion Lodge No
B. P. C. Bike
Common Pleas Court
Marion ‘Opera House Company
Opera House Company
Tte
South State Street
Atorneys
Jacoby
Donithon
Mouser
Quizley
Councila
Opera House
Beon
Elia
Rhino Burdh
Johy D. Owens
Defendent Admiral Partnership
Elmer Burch
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Kleinmaiers
C. Bates
U. B
Epworth
United Brethren Church Sansity
Fy Kr, Ames
William McCloud
G. L. Bender
T. B. Sykes
LC. Need
Epworth Mt. F
Epworth League
J. C. Hittery
Admiral
Institute
Piente
Prospect
Malrolter USA
Washburn
Crosby
Mrs. Wilcox
Mirror Office
Prompect
Thuraday
Aig
Dewitpd
ELKS
Grand Opera House Co
Warner
Edwards
Madras
Percales Ginghams
Warner & Edwards
Eigsteen
Elke
Infante
Meet Mest Raters Candy Shop
Melee
Schwinger
Admiral Copyee
F. J. Lusch Grocer
N. E. Cor
State Q Center
F.C. Smith
Osteopathic
Reber Block
Frank Bros. & Co
The
American School of Osteopathy
Kirksville, Mo
New York
Uhler & Phillips
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