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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1908

Page

8

Generous well driller aids city project at Lincoln Park

Charles Selders a North Main street well driller donated a fifty two foot well at Lincoln Park at no cost to Marton. He supplied castings while the city argued funding. A pump was to be installed and the service board awarded thanks for the initiative. The article notes other board actions including sewer flushing and funding for Sunday park concerts.

Charles Selders North Main Street Selders Carnegie Marton Lincoln Park Bats Hal Bain Melders Saelelb Addison Baln George Hinm Water Works Company McKinley Park Guy BE Kendricks Fairgroud Ditch Gus Kohbarger Pennsylvania Railroad Company Silver Street

Commissioners Fix Assessments for McKibben Ditch Costs

County records show two day session appointing by prelate courts to set assessments against Matlon and Morrow county landowners for the McKibben joint county ditch. Total cost around 2000 dollars with 500 dollars charged to Morrow county landowners and the rest to Morrow county owners. Over 1000 acres in Morrow and about 1700 in Marion benefit. The method of apportionment remains unclear, drawing Marion petitioners’ ire. potential legal action to overturn the commissioners’ readings is mentioned.

Matlon Morrow County McKibben Joint County Marion County

Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad and Endorsements

An advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for an incurable catarrh case. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy from F J Cheney & Co of Toledo and lists endorsements from Walding Kinnan Marvin Whelesie Drugists. The copy claims cures via blood and mucous membrane action and notes price per bottle and availability from druggists.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio FJ. Cheney Bis Walding, Kinnan & Marvin Whelesie Drugeists Hull Hell’s Family

Wick to reform farm for coal theft crime

Willis Wick a 15 year old boy involved with Omer Stoll Louis Bplede and Virgil Altenberger in stealing coal from the Erie railroad and selling it to customers was taken to the Lancaster reform farm by deputy sheriff J M Davidson. All were sent to the farm but the court suspended the sentence for Wick citing it as his first offense and prior juvenile court trouble.

Willis Wick Erie Lancaster Reform Farm J. M. Davidson Omer Stoll Louis Bplede Virgil Altenberger Wick Corcigilie

W C T U Program at Prospect Baptist Church

A citywide W C T U convention set for Prospect Baptist Church begins Thursday morning with delegates from local unions. The program covers devotions, roll of officers, resolutions, welcomes, reports, and superintendent sessions, continuing through Thursday evening with speeches by state workers and a closing benediction.

W. CT. U Baptist Church Prospect Mra Ada Dilworth Belle Roberta BR. Rowley Agosta Caledonia Frances Wil Lord Marion Florence Richards Phoebe Allen Waldo Mia OW Mia Sarah Sautter Scientific Temperance Institution Maggie Griffith Ada Chapin Clere Chapin Sutate

Local Lodges Report Mixed Meetings and Upcoming Events

On Tuesday evening several fraternal groups held business sessions and installations. Rebekah lodge installed Lottie Ward as noble grand and planned the Morral district convention for September 18 with nine lodges expected, while Home Guard of America hosted a Lincoln Park picnic with over sixty members. Red Men discussed final plans for a Lincoln Park corn roast tonight, and Knights of Pythias Canby Lodge in Missouri conducted routine business. An Elks dance was advertised for Schwinner's hall and Orebeatra music noted.

Sosnowski Rebekah Lodge Lottie Ward George Smeltxer Plenia Ashley Morral Home Guarda of America Lincolln Park Order Sisiington Delaware Theevening Lincoln Park

Quarterly Meeting at United Brathren Church

The fourth quarterly meeting of the Optorbein circuit United Brathren church will be held August 20 and 6th at a south of Amilen venue. Rev J A Milly of Heke ville Ohio will attend and lead services. An annual board meeting is at 30 p.m. Saturday with preaching at 2 p.m. and quarterly conference at 2 20 p.m. On Sabbath Rev J Hensley will preach at 780 fi. th with J W Lilly D Diy preaching at 10 20 a.m. followed by Lord's Supper. The children's home quartet will join in the music. Everybody invited to attend.

Optorbein Brathren Church Yey Amilen J. A. Milly Hekeville Ohio Board of Inmittees J. . Hensley J. W. Lilly D Teverybody

Notable Picnic Notifies Presidential Candidates At Lincoln Park

A Sunday school event at Epworth Methodist Church drew attendees despite rain. The highlight was a staged notification of presidential candidates with John Crawley portraying Taft and Fred Warner as Bryan, escorted by the Sunday school orchestra.

Lincoln Park Gven Epworth Sedoc John Crawley Lordr William TL. Taft Fred Warner Wiliam J. Bryan Homer Johnston

Epworth Ladies Meet at Epworth M. B. Church Parlor

The Woman's Home Missionary Society of Epworth M. B. church holds a regular meeting in church parlors Thursday afternoon at 1:30. Mrs. Captain Drake teaches the Bible lesson on Sappy Work. Mrs. J. A. Chak presents Pale Blue Cashmere Gown. Mrs. F. M. Baldwin discusses Barrels. Vocal solo by Mrs. Edwen Bush closes. Ladies asked to bring August envelopes.

Woman's Home Missionary Society of Epworth M. B Captain Drake Mra Virden J. A. Chak F. M. Baldwin Edwen Bush

Tully Town Sunday Schools Picnic Draws Town Leaders

A city gathering at Martel Sunday afternoon hosted by Tully town Sunday Schools drew several local figures. Rev. F. Querin Dr. and Mrs. Konner attended from Ueeky, with Mr. White mayor of Barnaville delivering the principal address and noting a successful, well attended picnic.

Funeral Service for C P Ruth Held at Zion M E Church

Funeral services over the remains of C P Ruth, who died at his home in Richland township, were conducted at Zion M E church at 2 o clock this afternoon. Rev George Wahl led the service. Interment followed in Zion church cemetery.

P. Ruth Iis Richlahd Township Zion M. E George Wahl Zion Ehiurch Cem ‘Etery

Mirror Want Ad: Personal Pledges for Hire and Help

In the Mirror Want ads column a citizen seeks help and offers services in exchange for compensation. The notice requests chores, errands, and labor from trusted individuals and small tasks to be performed in the local area during the upcoming week.

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