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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1908
Page
12
Prospect Aug 21 report covers births, marriages, and local social events. A daughter to Mr and Mrs D D Bets and numerous visits and gatherings across Prospect Marion and Waldo include the Dix reunion at Downing's grove Troy township marking its centennial settlement.
Local social column records guests and visits across Kirkpatrick and nearby towns. Notable names include Mrs Grace Likes Mrs George Leo of Larue and families from Marion Bucyrus and Morrow County visiting over the last week.
Marriage of neighbors, relatives and friends appears in Marion area as residents host and visit across several towns. Many names appear including Miss Sadie Wilcox, Mrs. Bailey, Dr. W. A. Kinklin, John Kemper, and Mrs. J Det among others. Social calls note visits to Green Camp Fontoria Marton Richwood and Marion with tours of Logan County Fair and Maple Grove reunion plans.
Caledonia O augst Homer Bay ers of Denmark sails on a health recovery tour across the western states leaving with NUM brother for lily home in Iowa. Guests and relatives visit from Huntington to Mt. Gilead fair dates Sept 8 9 10 11 promise a big event. Numerous locals host and visit kin in Mt. Gilead Windlay Columbus and Marion while Prof Miller and others reconnect with old friends.
The Maple Grove area sent a group to the Marion event on Monday August 21 including James Price Wo Jones O D Kennedy Joseph Weldmater and family Missie Tewailller and Augustaw Lowmiller and wife, the Tully Township Sunday School membership.
Richwood and Marion area residents are listed visiting relatives and hosting guests over the weekend. Names include Miss Shouhee Arpeve of Marion visiting Rev. Leon at Hors Home, Mlle Tharry Whitwhead and Robert of Marion with Wittohead kin, and Joseph Ducas with Wooley family of Mt. Victory. Georgia Curry hosted Grace and Anns Cross from Evanaville, Ind., and Mrs. Ja P. Albright returned from Columbus with her grandson Edgar Albright. Further visits include Miss Jonnie Reading of Marion with Doris Hubbard and Mrs. Kittle Vaughan spending Sunday with friends in Marton.
August 2 reports visiting friends from Columbus and Cleveland, with Mrs Grace Btone, Mr Beale Ballenger, and Me Cloyd Hileman noted among locals. Frank Rosenhae buys property and plans travel. A Buckeye Lake excursion drew many, while a Cleveland visit continues. An essay contrasts modern women’s independence with past expectations, highlighting a Chicago woman who turned a dairy venture into a successful self run enterprise.
The passage describes using ten go techniques with CAFpAL on sewing machines to dart raga and align warp ends. It advises looping ends an inch, unevenly to create a rag projection on both carpet sides, using fine thread and short stitches. It instructs cutting and wearing from raised areas to achieve continuous, tidy shipping with no protruding tags.
The article surveys the mysterious force of lightning, noting its immense destructive potential and the difficulty of fully understanding its phenomena. It discusses forked lightning, the rapid energy involved, and the uncertain paths of many bolts. It also covers safety precautions during storms and the limits of current theories on attraction by trees, animals, and humans.
Harvard professor Wathice Babine studies hall acoustics noting form and materials shape reverberation. Sanders theater inspired model failed to match its acoustics. adding cushions shortened the reverberation from 5.02 to 1.14 seconds. An open window and audiences affect absorption per square meter, with surprising differences by person and location.
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