Special Labor Day Train to Shelby Arranged
Local Union head Smart of Galion says a special train will depart Marion early Labor Day September 7 to carry passengers from nearby towns to Shelby for the year's celebration. Marion workers have held meetings to arrange the trip and hope many will attend.
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Hary
Smart
Galion
Simbas
Dig Four
Marion
Labor Day
Vars Linn
Shelby
Inje
Marion Union
Hulls Catarrh Cure Reward Notice
One hundred dollars reward offered for any case of catarrh not cured by Hulls Catarrh Cure. J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. Walding Kinnan Marvin wholesale druggists endorse Chenies honorable business. Catarrh cure sold by all druggists. Take Pills for constipation.
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Hull
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
V. Divs
Police Court Plea in Disturbance Case and Stolen Watch Report
John Schweickendick pleaded guilty in mayor's court to disturbing a religious meeting after changing his plea from not guilty and paying a $5 fine. A Quaker preacher sparked the trouble after an argument on the courthouse steps. J T Hatch reported a valuable watch stolen on August 8, with a suspect described as a negro named Shiney Judy. Police investigate. Burglars entered Owens station general store and stole 105 winter caps. officers warn to watch for the thiefs.
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John Schweickendick
Schweickendick
Sulweickendick
Court House Steps
J. T. Hatch
Ola Street
Judy
Hatch
Owens Station
Uielt
Oda
Pione dinner at Red Men hall draws large crowd
The dinner given by the Red Men at Livogin park Wednesday evening was well attended with about four to five hundred people seated at the tables in the puri, marking one of the most successful events for the order in some time.
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Livogin Park
Young Matron embroidery club hosts husbands at Lincoln Park
Social notes recount a May evening at Lincoln Park where members of the Young Matron’s embroidery club entertained their husbands with dining and sociable pastimes. Attendees included De and Mrs. Matthew of Toledo, Mr. and Mrs. Dennett, and many other local couples.
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Atx Avelock
Lincoln Park
Matthew
Toledo
Noy Dennett
Oscar Lusch
Mes
Harry Vannatta
and Mire
Louis Severn
John Zachman
Local personals list visitors across several towns
Numerous social notes show guests visiting Sycamore and LaRue from Upper Sandusky Bellfontain and Wyandotte. Names include John Miller G E McCormick J H W Cark Hed Ault and Mrs Ovesta Eaton with trips to Buckyrus LaRue and Lakesite. Mrs J S Layton Endless travel and many residents plan extended or upcoming visits and relocations.
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T. A. Hurley
John (. Miller
Sycamore
Minset Valve
Tamer McKinstry
Bucyrus
Mies Edy the Bader
Silver Street
Bellfontain
P. FP. Forenway
Lakesite
G. E. McCormick
J. H W. Cark
Hed Ault
Fair Grounds
Layton
Lkafel Hantsough
Upper Sandusky
W. Malone
Mitees Flo
Mary Jane Brown
Wyandott County
East George Street
Pearl Donnan
J. W. Donnan
Wesley MB. Church
This City
Ralph
Marlon Friends
Lawsuit over cemetery land ends with judgment for plaintiff
A court without a jury decided in favor of a religious society seeking possession of a cemetery lot. A physician who owned the property had severed ties with the society and kept the title, but the court found his actions inappropriate and ruled against him, citing the need for a burial ground and his failure to justify keeping the land.
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Tnan Lowa
Mrs W F Past ers Claimed By Death In City
The death of Mia Brily Grace, wife of Dr. William Past ers, occurred at her home on Pearl Street in Tr?owlock county morning after seven months with tuberculosis. Aged twenty, she was born in Hocking county Ohio and lived here about twenty years. Survived by husband, one son John, five, parents Mr. and Mrs. William Craig, two sisters and two brothers. Funeral arrangements pending. interment in Marion cemetery.
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Mia
Brily Graceigi
William
Hocking County
Ohio
John
Surevives
William Craig
Pearl Street
Mine
Pinank Phips
Mie
Gertrude Craig
Brank Craig
Iity
Eugene Orig
Philadelphis Alka
the Howe
Marlon Cemetery
A Shrewd Deal With the Right of Way
A Detroit Free Press tale recounts a railroad right of way dispute with a farmer over land by a grave. The agent explains necessity to clear a curve, the farmer protests sadly, yet the railroad secures the strip after paying fair value, while the old man laments and jokes about protected bones.
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Desi
Patter
Waal
Detroit Free Press
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