December 7 in American History
December 7 entries recount deaths and notable births of Hugh McCulloch and John B Owens, with biographical notes on their roles in the early U.S. financial system and acting. It also notes H. I. Stoddart as the dean of American stage and lists Geminid meteor shower timings and moon events for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh McCulloch
Anander and
Mateeman
Kennebunk
McCulloch
Chase
Bureau
Comptroller
the Treasury
Johin B. Owens
Idi. H. Stoddart
Marion residents receive marriage licenses today
Vred J Blair and Miss Bere Lane both of Marion were licensed to marry. A busy church board meeting and several community notices followed, including plans for frescoing Calvary Evangelical church and announcements from Epworth League and Lady Maccabees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vred J. Blair
Bere M . Lane
Marion
Social bridge party in Marlon honors Miss Day
A large afternoon gathering at Miss Al ce Hane of Marlon featured a bridge party on Clote Street Friday. Guests included Holindy Pearce Mina Talbott Mae Waldo Talbott Mrs Harry Marvin and many others as music and a cake luncheon followed. A concurrent Woman's Club meeting featured a program with Mrs William A Longbon and remarks on travel and literature. Dr J B Taylor's sixty third birthday celebration for physicians and wives included dancing, awards to De Fred Fitengel and Mrs Dans Weeks, and a luncheon with a large cake and autumn decor. News notes mention plans for upcoming entertainments and social visits among local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Ce Hane
Marlon
M. Day
Clote Street
Misa Holindy Pearce
Rea Day
Mina Kate Talbott
Mae Waldo Talbott
Mra
Harry Marvin
Renee Fulton
Wil Wilson Jr
Dire
Low Berry
Angie Berry
Rowland Hughes
Charvin Johnson
Johnson
St. Louis
Jordon
I. N. Keyser
Thomas Heap
Laura McCracken
Mins Clifford Kirby
Anne McLain
Urbana Times
Citheen
Woman's Club
Victor Dombaugh
Center Street East
William A. Longbon
Africa
Views
K. Dombough
J. B. Taylor
Taylor
Fred Fitengle
Mrs. Dans
Perlors
Big Wister
Hawyer
Child Fractures Toe in Washing Machine Accident
A three year old, Paul Baker of Pearl Street, sustained a fractured great toe and multiple scrapes after playing with a washing machine wheel. His injures occurred when the wheel tilted and struck his right foot. Dr W Minklin attended and assisted in the care at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Bia
Paul
Sire
H. PB. Baker
Pearl Street
W. Minklin
Funeral Services for Garverson and Related Obituaries
Funeral services were held for Mrs Sarah Garverson with brief home rites before a Caledonia funeral procession led by family members. Remains of James Merry were laid to rest in Marion cemetery after services at the Herry country home. Services for Mrs Elizabeth Burtsfield occurred at Brush Ridge church with burial in Brush Ridge cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae Pe Te
Mra
Sarah Garverson Itah
Wome
Brockieaby
Caledonia
Garberson
Stace Street
Jett
James Merry
Marion Cemetery
Herry
The
Ety
Brush Ridge Church
Elizabeth Burtsfield
Brush Ridge Cemetery
Marion board to accept applications for superintendent
The Marion board of education will receive applications for the public school superintendent after its January 3 reorganizaton. Longtime superintendent H L Frank will retire and may seek other work. The new board plans early action on the vacancy amid ongoing civil service reforms and uncertainty over leadership roles. In related news, Albert Stickle and Rhea Smith, formerly of Kenton, were apprehended here for relationship and incorrigibility, with Stickle fined and jailed while Smith faces possible placement in an industrial home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Public Schoools
Board of Education
Marion Ord
Asoon
H. L. Frank
Frank
Marion
New Paris Lw
Marking Fund
Board of
Civil Service Commissioners
Departmente
Board of Control
Kald
J. Wilbur Jacoby
Hy Edmund Bill
Rinning
Phen Smith
Kenton
Delaware
Albert Stickle
Mra. Shielte
Wert Center Street
Humano
J. W. Uleh
Hardin County
Stickle
Moe Ornk Lada
Toetustody
Court of Justice
Gompf
Pitt
Justion Addwt
Co Jimbuy
Ruckel
Marion Maleable Comming’s
Large appropriations planned for coming year outline
The United States will request large appropriations for the next fiscal year. Presented to the secretary of the treasury, totals reach 782 023 07% dollars, compared with 835 593 878 dollars the current year. Breakdowns include legislative, executive, judicial, foreign affairs, military, naval, Indian affairs, public works, and miscellaneous permanent appropriations. An apparent medical ad for catarrh treatment is noted at Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woaningon
Vec
Secretary of the Treasury
Rene Viekee
Naval Establishment
Venton
Answers by Buckeye State ad writer on building loan company
Question and answer style ad from Buckeye State Ad Writer of the Building and Loan Company Rankin Building Columbus Ohio. It states total assets and loaned on Columbus homes at fourteen million dollars with a three million four hundred thousand dollar Anerta and a large reserve fund for depositor protection. It notes five percent paid on time deposits and invites callers to request a booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye State
Building and Loan Company
Rankin Building
West Gay Street
Columbus
Ohio
Columbus Homes
Committee to inventory Waddell Children's Home furniture
Mrs. Clavaisa Hand the matron asked the county commissioners to appoint a committee to inventory all furniture fixtures and contents of the Waddell Children's Home. The commissioners named W. E. Morton and J. W. Klinefolter to conduct the inventory. Hand will be succeeded by William F. Hurt the current infirmary superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clavaisa Hand
Waddell Children's Home
Local Personal News Mixed With Milling Store Closure Notes
Walter Cope and John Ebert visit Delaware friends yesterday. Mist Bing Folkner spent yesterday in Columbus. Elsin Gunder visited friends in Wood yesterday. William Weaton accepted a position with the Marion Steam Show. Bernard Jordan of Columbus spent Bondoy with city friends. Dr. W. McKibbin moved office rooms from West Center to Garden Street. Minnie and Carl Krider of Gallon visited Marion friends yesterday. Blanche Laekeep of near Wichwood and Mrs. Ma ren Sailth of Bellefontaine Avenue connected to local tales. Edward Brewer north of the 19 Uhiched Monday stock noted. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Alle Perry northeast of their city Saturday evening. Miss Magaw, former millinery head at J. P. Ludwig store, returned to Chicago yesterday. Mrs. Th suirrman of Olney Avenue convalescing from fever. Miss Georgia sae hie returned home from Hun aren up Otter. Hand trimmer for Bir Buey Canthier. Mr. Arthur Areenalit of Findlay visiting Mr. and Mrs Henry Rice of Lincoln Avenue. GW Hinamon and Andy Frouts left last night with V Messenger to lower farm sands for which Messenger is agent. Take a hint and mix your own. Rough on Tats warning about poison and imitations. Albert W. Querry to Deverns acres 20 Big Inland township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Cope
John Ebert
Delaware
Mist Bing Folkner
Columbus
Elsin Gunder
Iehwood Atonday
William Weaton Hay
Marion Steam Show
Bernard Jordan
Bondoy
Thie City
Dr. W
McKibbin
Weat Center
Garden Street
Mixien Minnie
Carle Krider
Gallon
Marlon Friends Sesterday
Mine Blanche
J. P. Ludwig
Chicago
Th Suirrman
Olney Avenue
Georgia Sae
Hun Aren
Otter
Arthur
Findlay
Grand total will be large in graft probe notes
United Press dispatch from Columbus reports ongoing investigations into graft involving private interest on state funds, commissions on supplies, and alleged banking gains. Governor Harmon and Attorney General Dorman pursue executive action as probes expand to treasury, forestry, railways, and public works agencies amid remarks on increased costs and a pancake advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pree
Columbus
Harmon
Dorman
Ander
s @tate department
Railway Commission
Arte Board of Public Works
Agriculture
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marion Daily Mirror
R. Snyder
United Press Phic
Constellation Gemini
Lady Maccabees
D. F. Edwards
Warner and Edwards Dry Goods Company
East Church Street
Epworth Leaguers
Epworth
Lord of Calvary Evangelical Church
M.C. A
Min Leone May Walker
Jasper MecIntre
Hichw
MeIntire
Columbia Street
Salem's Church
Joseph Reinicke
Board of Public Safety
JG. Stiter
Church Club of
St Paul's
le Ranford
Daughters of Grace
Deo Gi
Otte
Marion Milk Company
At & Menting
Board of Public Service
Bun Vaporing Company
Canton
Aino
Henry B. Hane
Mere
Sullivan
Weourtesy
Minn Pearl Cheney
Charles Allen
Howard Wetmore
Mr. George, Schweinfurth
Yeals Cheney
Govery
Wetmore
Delaware Avenue
Smirh Witl
Heir
Scotleid Heighta
Mise Peart Gheney
George Schweinfurth
Sweety
Hollinter
Rocky Mountain
Charles Schmidt & Co
Toledo
Dee
Dees
Murety
Prime Aliska
Prime Timothy
Hb Ou
Vutier
Exe
Bay
Work House
Rhea Smith
Mr. and Mes
Prank Ladd
United Re Wire
Langer
M. D
Main Street
Mix
Hand
Albert W. Querry
Onear Deverns
Vputoo
Austin
Deat le
Peg
Shawmut John
Stoll 'Shoe Co
Marion Bream ‘Shovel Company
Chas. E. Fisher
Manilla
Abe Ene
Haberman Hardware Co
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