Elks Corn Roast Highlights One Sided Ball Game
The Elks big corn roast at Lincoln Park featured a lopsided ball game where Marion defeated Bellevue 25 to 10 after a day of corn dishes dancing and a crowd of about four hundred. Notable moments included John Clark’s high dive and Bob Cheney’s turtle at third, with Dowler's orchestra providing music for the dance portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Park
Bellevue
Rube
Park
Captain Elliott
Dick Mason
Stevens
Marion Elka
Marion
John Clark
Chark
Bob? Cheney
Bob
Cunningham
Elliott
Bie Lescue
Rasalet
Starr
Mason P
M BP
Kraner
Cheney
Clark
Holland
Merv Albert Howe
Harry Elliott
Ronard Ault
Harry Krauss
Mouser Family Reunion Held at Lincoln Park
The Mouser family annual reunion occurred at Lincoln park with large attendance. About seventy five relatives from across the state joined in social diversions and celebratory activities. This year the Mouser reunion was held separately from the Hinamon and Martin gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mouser
Lincoln Park
Hinamon
Martin
Prisoners Released and Divorce Case in Sharon
Two young men held for train riding at the county jail were released on auditor O Le Allen’s order after it was learned McCabe faced robbery charges in Pittsburg and Friedley in Linton for failure to provide for a minor. Effie Barkulow sues for divorce from Charles Barkalow, alleging gross neglect and willful absence since 1902. they married October 6, 1901 and have a five year old son. Barkalow legal counsel L. B. Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Priediy
Joe Olsworth
O. le Allen
Friedley
Harry McCabe
McCabe
Pittsburg
Linton
Court of ‘Justice
Gompf
Court of Common Pleas
Barkalow
Charles Barkalow
Pial
Protori
Eveland
Techitd L. BE
Myers
Pinds Tax Triggers Saloon Closure on Main Street
Edward Perkin, longtime North Main saloon operator, quits business after taxes. He had paid the year end liquor assessment and received a 271.08 refund from the county auditor. Fergus blames the liquor tax as excessive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Perkin
North Main Street
Fergus
Farmers Prospect Picnic Draws Thousands in Prospect
Morning sessions foster social renewal as A Z Blair and Boston G Young sponsor the event. Officials estimate attendance around six thousand for a county wide farmers picnic marked by fair weather, informal welcomes, and a planned afternoon program including Judge Boston G Young and Judge A Blair. A baseball game between Prospect and Richwood provided afternoon entertainment. The festival runs into the evening with Zion and Prospect bands slated to perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gav
J. L. Muir
Prospect
Air
G. W. Parks
Farmers’ Organization
Boston G. Young
A. Biolr
Portsmouth
Whort
Spley
Zion and
Prospect K
Richwood
Tate
Rheumatism Cured in a Day by Dr Dewhon Relier
An advertisement proclaims a miracle cure for rheumatism and neuralgia in a day or two. It claims quick relief, systemic action, and dramatic results. The remedy is sold at the Domble Pharmacy opposite Kerr House with prices listed as seven cents and one dollar.
Tragic Infant Dies of Liver Cirrhosis in Morral
The death of five month old Joseph Garnett Alimo, son of Mr and Mrs John Allison of Morral, occurred at 4 PM Wednesday at their home. Cause was cirrhosis of the liver. Funeral services are set for 10 AM Friday from the home with interment in Brush Ridge cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Garnett Alimo
Mire
John Allison
Morral
Brush Ridge
Joint County Mass Meeting Set for August Near Kirkpatrick
Jobo J Rutledge of Cleveland will address residents of Northern Marion and southern Crawford at a county local option gathering Friday August 28 one fourth mile north of Kirkpatrick. The event features athletics a band and refreshments with a contest for largest county representation in support of the local option issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosen- Crane Rove
Kirkpatrick
Marion
Crawford Soutitlés Wilwoke
Great Plante
John &. Rutledge
Cleveland
Rutledge
Ward
Sparta
Crawford
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement and Endorsements
An old advertisement offers a 100 dollar reward for catarrh cures that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure. It includes testimonials from Toledo merchants attesting to FJ Cheney's honesty and financial ability. The ad claims the remedy is taken orally and works on the blood and mucous membranes, with testimonials, price per bottle, and a note to take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney
Walding
Peter Schultz Cousins Reunion Held at Gast's Grove
The Peter Schulte cousins family reunion met at Gast's Grove in Vivorpect Tuesday with seventy five members present. After a noon dinner a literary and musical program followed. Officers elected for next year include Corrington Cline of Ashley president Mike Mine Boger of Marion vice president and treasurer. The 1909 reunion is set for Greenwood Lake Delaware on the third Tuesday in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Schulte
Gast’s Grove
Corrington “Cline
Ashley
Mike Mine Boger
Marion
Greenwood Lake
Delaware
Funeral for James Doty Held on West Center Street
Funeral rites for James Doty occurred Thursday afternoon on West Center Street. The Odd Fellows lodge and the order of railroad engineers supervised the services, with Rev. Bates of the Lee Street Presbyterian Church officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Doty
West Center Street
Tolock
Odd Fellow Lodge
Order of Railroad Engineers
Bates
Lee Street Presbyterian Church
Sunday Schedule For C D M Lines From Marion
First car leaves Marion at 6 a.m. and runs hourly. Last car to Columbus at 6 p.m., to Delaware at 11 p.m. Final Columbus trip at 8 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Columbus
Delaware
Quiet Wedding Seals Unnamed Couple in Local Church
Mrs Elvira M Wood aged 1 and George W Ault aged 67 quietly wed at a local church at seven oclock Wednesday evening. Ceremony conducted by Rev BD Batley. Couple were unaccompanied and plan to reside in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvira M, Wood
George W, Ault
M. EB
Batley
Mrr
Mia
Kling Resigns From Marion Bay Lown Company Board
A. H. Kling tendered resignation as director of the Marion Bay ines ood Lown company after nearly twenty years on the board. The resignation was accepted and B. K. Uhler was named to succeed him. The notice mentions admiration for Admiral Coffee in a concluding line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. K. Uhler
The
Masion Savings Ge
Amoe HH
Kling
Marion Bayines Ood Lown Company
B. K. Uhler
Surend
Police Court Tackles Growing Farm Theft Pattern
The police move to curb farm thefts as Barrell, caught stealing a vinegar jug from Clarence Thrash east of town, admits guilt but says he meant no harm. He claims the jug held alcohol, and Mayor Scher orders Barrell held for further charges with Friday sentencing expected. Mayor Scher attends a lodge event in Ashley, Ohio, as a speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bam Barrell
Clarence Thrash
Barrell
Bond
Hoateller
Harrel
Moribag
Scher
Barrett
Chinn Baird and Cova My Ghinh Marry Quietly
Jay Baird of Catedonia and Mies Cova My Ghinh of Claridon wed at Epworth M E church on Wednesday evening in a small ceremony led by Rev. D H Batley. Only a few friends attended as the couple plans to settle near Caledonia in the eastern county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. UD
Jay Baird
Catedonia
Mies Cova My Ghinh
Claridon
Wicely
Epworth M. E
Peak Torrey family gathering at Wooley Frark Ashley Ohio
The Peak Torrey families held their reunion Wednesday August 19 at Wooley Frark Ashley Ohio with about eighty attendees. Morning park gathering featured old family lore and a large dinner followed by a two o’clock program including vocal solos and a quintet. Recitation by Mini Teams Peak of Marion drew praise and the event concluded with an election of officers. Next reunion time and place were not decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooley Frark
Ashley
Ohio
Park
Golock
Mise Verry
Mt. Gilead
Mr. and Mire
Bartlett
Mies Hazel Olds
Homer Jacoby
Mirena Martha Tenty
Gilead
Marion
Walter Maus
Milwauker
Wisnoneth
Wantzel
Eleotine
Feersif
Wesrdell
A. P. Movler
Tiflead
Ord Chenex Torey
Olan
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Kleinmaiers
Deaman-Jenner Co
High Rent Distriet
Oxford Sale
Sharon, PA
Effie Barkulow
Furgus
A. Z. Blair
Boston G
Young the Sponxore
Lunger
Huber
Marion and
Jobo
Peter Schultz Cousins
Elvira M
Wood
George W
A. H. Klikg
Eas Ade
Mime
Walendid Blavatte God Medhl Mberry
Punlle
Coffe
Scherft
Ashley Ohi
Speskem
Sveniog
Warner & Edwards
Wide
Wales
New York
Fred W. Peters
Fire Insurance Agency
Eaton
Tschanen Bros
Jules V. Barnet
Nevada
West Huber
Anthony
C. E. Burris
Jeweler & Optician
Canter ST
Winget & Ullom
Cor
Charles and
E. Center St
Honor
Alan
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