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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1909
Page
6
A terse warning questions Sar about failing to find success and asks about anxiety sleep loss confidence and health concerns. It portrays a bleak mood and urges attention to nervous or physical symptoms potentially signaling danger.
A long list-style advertisement extols Dr Thomen's abilities diagnosis of disease and cures for catarrh asthma pneumonia consumption and liver stomach and bowel disease through surface application. It targets young men women with venereal disease and kidney bladder issues and promises painless bowel spine and nerve relief with noBusiness disruption.
Mrs Sarah Curtis Garberton widow of Judge John Garberson, a pioneer of Richland County, died Sunday after a severe injury led to decline. Born 1829 in Richland County near Mannfeld, she taught her four children in a frugal Methodist home. Her funeral will be held Tuesday at Caledonia Cemetery with services at her sister Mrs Brockelaby’s home and burial in Caledonia.
In common pleas court Lincoln Heineman sues Danny Wadder Heineman for divorce and child custody. Daisy Heineman is accused of leaving with Milton H. Lust and deserting husband and child. Awaiting further proceedings in Indianapolis with attorneys Eymon and Thompson.
Albert Dletset faced Coffey's court for trespass and shooting charges tied to a Thanksgiving day dispute with neighbor Dietach over quail hunting on Dietach's farm. Leey was fined 10 dollars plus costs amounting to 2.60, paid in full along with the court fees.
Mrs Elizabeth Burns Held died at her Marion area home after a year with tuberculosis. Survived by husband and children Oden Caldwell George and Harry wisteld and others. Funeral set at Pruch Ridge church with Rev George Ty word officiating. Burial at From Pyle cemetery.
Mr and Mrs William Farnum were driving near Prospect when their frightened horse bolted. The horse collided with a paper store, threw them onto the street, and caused the buggy to crash. Dr A Rhuey treated the couple, who suffered only bruises. the horse was captured about a half hour later.
The Presbytery of Marion convened at Lee Street Presbyterian Church at 1 PM with business sessions through 5 PM and a public meeting at 7 PM. Rev. S. Batea led the gathering with reports from committees and officers and two major addresses planned by Rev. Marshal Harrington and Rev. Evan Jones, plus music and an engaging program.
Members of the city council with two exceptions uphold City Auditor Marry Elliott and order renewal of the city gas lighting contract. The Sun Vapor Lighting Co of Canton had held the contract which expired December 1. Councilman Waples and a few finance committee members oppose, citing unnamed issues in the decision taken at the meeting.
Two men, Andy Tyan and May Deal, fought on North Main Street Sunday evening after a dare dispute. Police, led by Patrolmen Thompson and Cusick, intervened and jailed both for fighting. Mayors court fined them $5 each, but they could not pay. Thos Chapman was arrested for intoxication near the courthouse square and fined $5, released after a friend paid. Milk bottle lifting from gaslight era bottles becomes a common theft method. milkmen report stolen tickets as thieves target bottles nightly. police monitor and vow action.
Eight month old Ralph Orians, son of Mr and Mrs George A Orians of North Seffier avenue, died Sunday night from pneumonia after a brief illness. He leaves two sisters and a brother. Funeral services will be Tuesday afternoon at 1 20 from the home with Rev Weatherwax of Calvary Church officiating, burial in Marion cemetery.
Mrs George B Knapp hosted a late Friday pillow shower for Mrs Ralph Stolwane honoring the bride elect. Guests enjoyed a green and white decor with birch bark canoe centerpiece and pink and white bouquets. A memory-filled dinner followed with gifts, a rehash of old times, and club guests listed from Doltnive and Willard areas.
A morning birth announcement records the naming of a child to Mr. and Mrs. Winchell of Mies Avenue. The event follows a large informal gathering with relatives from Richland and nearby towns and a luncheon at noon. Other items note Judge Scofield delaying jury cases and the distribution order in the Morganthaler partition suit, plus funeral services for Master Charles Huptaman with pneumonia listed as the cause of death.
A Spokane letter from December reports Deedy organizing a hall event in the city with a $250,000 appraisal. It notes a wedding to a widower Willian B Niedermeyer and mentions his dealings, origin, and intent to evaluate brides, citing Catholic rites and eligibility factors.
A Spokane audience member describes personal hardship and assets including a widow with four children seeking business prospects and stability. Robert Scott Lovett announces plans to invest millions extending the Harriman system through Washington and central Oregon, signaling broader regional development and potential prosperity.
Fragmentary report mentions a Weaver in Chthdowtripa and a general sense of overburdened plans. It references Emile O'ftelth and Barnum figures in a tangled, unclear narrative with scattered names and dubious events.
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