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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1908
Page
5
Police report several bicycles found abandoned in outlying districts linked to a car theft ring. Albert Jones was arrested after a Tuesday incident near Main and Columbia streets. A bicycle owned by H R Crook and another by Manfred Books were recovered. charges and investigations continue as clues point to a larger scheme.
The article reports a charge against Jone for striking and injuring a boy on Thanksgiving Day. Mayor Schorff presided at the investigation, noting additional cases and imposing a suspended punishment to impress proper behavior at Columbus workhouse.
The Your Ladies’ society of Central Christian church plans a meeting tomorrow evening with Mie Luella Schell of Bellefontaine Avenue. The Free Haptied Woman's Missionary Society will meet on South Main Street Thursday at 2:30. Mrs Adam Nablet of Phwaunt township suffered two strokes Tuesday. condition grave but hopes for recovery. Woman’s Relief Corps postponed officer elections to next Tuesday. Large attendance yesterday and many baptisms of importance reported.
City officials shut two upper floors of the East Church Street building after owners failed to install a fire escape within six months. Canby Lodge No. 51 Knights of Pythias occupied the third floor, while the second floor rooms remained locked as inspectors await compliance and a new contract. A rummage sale at the Colonial Dining Hall proceeds Friday and Saturday with clothing, baking, and home goods to support relief.
The Pope, urged by his physician, briefly left bed to say Mass in the private chapel. He returned to his room not strong enough for an audience with the papal secretary but passed a comfortable night.
Canby lodge elected officers for a one year term at Tuesday’s meeting. Mizpah Shcampment conferred royal purple on a candidate. Mizpah and Tribe of OT held degree work and installations. One membership application referred. Port Clinton Grand Encampment set for July in Ohio. Local obituaries note the death of a telegraph operator’s father. Some items reference sales and local business notices.
Although still supplying amid heavy Thanksgiving trade, the advertiser promises continued meat and fowl orders filled at fair prices. Strong emphasis on product quality and value intends to attract shoppers seeking reliable selection during the holiday period.
Mrs. George King attended a Columbus event yesterday while Mr. Frank Keller and Mrs. George Christian Jr. spent the day in Columbus. We OW. Bachar returned from a visit with relatives at Mr. Coadh. Fred Sauter of Sargent Street and others are visiting friends in Lima. Miss Iola Barton of Millersburg, guest of Mrs. William T. Smith, departed for Columbus today. Mr. N. I. Duntiehe of Windurst appears in society notices.
The four months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Walker died after pneumonia from a cold. Services were held at the A. M. Church and burial followed in the city cemetery with Rev. Carpenter officiating. Also noted was the funeral of Eleanor Templeton, six, who died amid hardships and was mourned by her mother Mrs. Maurice Templeton. Turial was conducted at Marion cemetery with D. H. Batley officiating. Also advertised were clothing sales at Ludwig's with discounts on cotton garments and Western slings.
Through attorneys Seefeld Durfee and Seofell Paley Bank ing company medal winner Tuesday a common pleas court in care of William J Heath alleges that in case the real estate described in the petition is sold the mortgage of M00 may be held to be first and best and other claims around Beatty and Longa locations referenced.
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