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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1908
Page
6
Picnic for Bills' gathering at Lincoln Park September 7
A large September 7 event at Lincoln Park plans a Bills gathering in Marion County. Presidential contenders Taft and Bryan may attend as they umpire a baseball game and deliver stump speeches. Plans include a banquet, debates, and family activities with rides and grub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Kilnefeier
County Bills
Billy
Marion County
Lincoln Park
Billy Watt
Bill Bryan
Abe
Lave
Taft
Bryan
Fale
Teane
Wi ‘Patt
Bui Bryan
Ant
Man Feigns Drink to Cover Misdeeds as Wine Jar Spills
A Marion man returns home from work to find his wife working hard to produce elder berry wine. After drinking at a tavern he spends funds on a jug, leads to excessive imbibing, and when questioned he spills the kitchen floor wine and faces his wife’s tears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mario
Maylon Grove Masons Plan Funeral Arrangements
Members of Maylon Grove No at U A O G gather Sunday at Beebek to arrange funeral for their deceased brother Godfrey Leffler, with Mt de A Zachman Be. Bee. See
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maylon Grove No
U. A. OG
Beebek
Broter
Godfrey Leffler
Mt de A. Zachman
Court Grants Wife Divorce In Common Pleas Court
Mary A Pret tyman sued Samuel G Prettyman and, after a routine hearing before Judge G G Young, was granted a divorce. She was restored to her maiden name Mary B Eversole, with a $500 alimony judgment to be paid at $10 monthly. Attorneys Mouser and Quigley represented the defendant. a separate 1906 case against BF Bighinger filed a motion for a new trial in common pleas court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Prettyman
Samuel
Prettyman
G. G. Young
Young
Plimtiff
Mary B Eversole
Mimeny
Mouser
Quigley
Hin
Ohio
Bighinger
County Prohibition Petition Details and Signer List
Rose County law requires that a local option petition be filed as a public document and, if circulated, a complete signer list with addresses be provided to newspapers. Signers may be cited to court to verify signatures. Protective Assn signed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose County
Court Hearing Over Rape Conviction Questions New Trial
Plea arguments filed in court contest a juror misconduct claim and argue the verdict in a rape case was not supported by sufficient evidence. The defendant faces sentencing to state prison after a guilty finding. In a separate Berry Mulher case the defendant seeks to compel the plaintiff to provide evidence or reconstruct evidence in the Shovel Company matter.
Change in business at Hotel Western to open new facilities
Mr. Lgnate Bender of 123 South Mall Street will occupy his building after September 2, renaming it Hotel Western formerly Leader Hotel. He will run an up to date hotel with modern conveniences including a luncheon and dining room graded for hotel use. Former patrons and the public are invited to call and inspect the new business.
Marion Ohio Sealed Bond Proposals Sought for City Improvements
City of Marion invites sealed proposals by noon September 1 1908 for two bond issues to finance street improvements. Bonds dated August 1 1908 carry four percent interest with $500 denominations and specific maturities through 1940, with bids accompanied by certified checks. Bonds issued under Ohio General Assembly acts and Marion ordinance of July 6 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Autor
Marion
Ohio
Marlow
Monte
General Assembly of Chin
Maflan
General Assembly of
Tarry
Blatt
Trout Quarrel Fades When Two Take Turns
A brief, opinionated note suggests disputes arise from imbalance and implies a stalemate lack of progress. The writer uses a playful tone and a local flavor to warn against letting conflicts linger without shared effort.
Church Notices and Services Around Marion
A fragmented list of area church notices includes United Brethren Prospect Street denomination with 9 a.m. Sunday School and morning Communion at 1 p.m., Rev. J W Lilly presiding. Rev. George M Rourke at another church with 9 a.m. Sunday School and 10:30 a.m. sermon by Rev. Bates. Lee Street Presbyterian noting no morning service due to a Temperance Rally. Hirst Christian Church led by Omar F. Smith with 9 a.m. Bible School and 10:90 a.m. sermon. Wesley Church on Center Street with 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. services. Paules at M B Church with 9:30 a.m. Sunday School and 7:40 p.m. sermon. Evangelical Lutheran at State and Columbia with 9 a.m. Sunday School and German-language services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Sts
United Brethren Church
L. C. Reed
Booth Prospect Street
Carrie Durr
W. Lilly D. D
Hicksville
Fao
Marion
George M. Rourke
D. O. Nelson
C. Bates
bin Jfort
Strong Tower
Lee Street
A. m. J. W. Coldwell
Hirst Christian Church
Omar FE. Smith
North Mate Treet
Hermon
Jane Savior
Thome
Straining Clie
Beth Pam
Wesley M
Tor
Center Street
Olney Avenum
B. Rowley
John G. Weoley
Prospect Street
Coter
Church Atreete
Evangelical Lutheran
State
Columbia Streets
Stellehorn
Bible School
Frank Tuttle
John G. Wooley
ST. Paul's Church
Edmund G. Mapes
Multiple Church Services Announced for Week
A citywide church notices page lists no evening services at several congregations while detailing Thursday teachers meeting and Sunday activities. CITY MISSION hosts Pentecostal meetings 2 p.m. and evangelistic services 7:30 p.m. Many churches announce Sunday School and morning services with occasional no-evening service due to lectures or tent meetings. Churches include Bratgeliat Philip Baui GORMAN M. Church Cor Churety and Prospect, and others with notices of midweek prayer, Ladies Aid, and special sermons by visiting speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Mission
North State Sts Pentecostal Meeting
K. J. Col
Bratgeliat
Philip Baui
Gorman
Cor
Churety and
Prospect Site
B. Burks
Markert
Calvary Evangelical Church
Corner
High Streets
C. W. Hpnsel
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D. H. Kelly
A Ten Cent Entertainment
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THE
Haberman Hardware CO
Cleveland
Cedar’ Point
the Alleatee
Eastland
BILLS
Fa Wa
EW. Bowers
Hocking Lump and Nut Coal
Massillon
Pocahontas Hard Goal
Wollenweber Lumber CO
Sam, Prettyman
Sec
Protective Ass'n
Berry Wmulher
Marion Stears ™ Shovel Company
Common Pleas Court
Aid
Church OF Christ
Chareh
Baker
Judah
First Baptist Church
J. P. Currin
Vine St
Salems
ANT Church
B. Church
St. J. Relnickh
Peat
Alt Horn
Wm. Staub
Englind
Wiles Garoline Meyers
Genmar Prempectatreet
Ald Society
Mary Keller
North Main Street
Butte
Columbus
Virginia
Ligh Street
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