Queen Esther Circle Monthly Meeting Program 1908
The Queen Esther Circle holds its monthly meeting at Miss Relva Shumaker’s Franklin Street home on Friday evening December 11, 1908. Program includes devotional by Elisabeth Rexroth, paper The Revolt of Hall Closet by Extera Leech, solo by Mildred Lippincott, paper St Paul’s Baby by Carrie Morris. Ka Seckel’s new Court Street food store rear of Court House offers chicken feed and other goods. Hone 809.
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Esther
Relva Shumaker
Ranklin St. Priday
Elisabeth Rexroth
Extera Leech
Milldred Lippincott
St. Paul's Baby
Carrie Morris
Ka C. Seckel
Court Street
Court House
Do You Owe McClains
Do You Owe McClains The accounts due the C W McClain Co were not sold to Uhler Phillips Co Payment may be made at the store in Huber block All past due accounts must be paid at once as the business affair of the C W McClain Co are to be closed at the earliest moment Bert McChain will be at the Uhler Phillips store for 30 days to make settlements and to assist Uhler Phillips Co 12 H Tl
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C. W. Mclain Co
Uhler- Phillipe Co
Huber Block
Ic. W. McClain Co
Bert McChain
Uhler- Phillips
Ibler-Phillip Co
First Reformed Church Sale and Supper Planned
The Ladies of the First Reformed church will hold a sale and supper Thursday afternoon and evening in the Casement of the church. Funds raised will support church activities and community outreach.
Findlay Marion Interurban Plan Attracts Marion Investors
Business leaders from Marion urged to back a proposed Findlay Marion Interurban Railway with underwritten bonds. A second meeting will review the bond guarantee terms, including an 85 percent minimum sale value within two years and a shared obligation to cover any shortfall.
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the. Hankey
Findlay and Marion Interurban Railway Company
W. J. Sherman
Toledo
Sherman
Hankey
Whdm
Hne
Itix
Findlay
Marion
Coason
Rheumatism Cured Rapidly by Devenon's Remedy
A historic ad asserts that Dr Devenon's Rheuma ts and Neuralgia cure works in 2 to 3 days. It claims a remarkable action on the system, removing the cause and disease quickly. First dose is highly beneficial. 75 cents and 1 dollar, sold by The Dumble Pharmacy opposite Kerr House.
Ladies Society Meets At Mrs Thibaut Home
Mrs Amelia Thibaut of South State street hosted the Ladies variety group of the Evangelical Lutheran church on Wednesday evening. Regular business was discussed and a social section enjoyed. The next meeting location is undecided. the note invites attendees to Bike Bazaar tonight.
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Amelia Thibaut
South State Street
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Unclear OCR Text Contains Names and Prices
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions individuals and a store name Becker's new food stor with a court phone number. The text is garbled, including phrases about obligations and prices, lacking a cohesive news event or clear entities to summarize meaningfully.
Family of 65 year old Martin Wolfe dies after Bright's disease
Martin Wolfe 65, longtime grocery employee at J. B. Smith, died from Bright's disease. Survived by widow and daughter Mrs. Clare Hadbox of Columbus with two granddaughters adopted into the Wolfe family. Funeral at Wesley M. E. Church Saturday at 8:30 AM. body to be shipped to Richwood.
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Martin Wolfe
Bright
J. B. Smith Grocery
Mr. Wolfe
Clare Hadbox
Columbus
Mrs. Wolfe
Richwood
Marion
Pleads Guilty To Selling Liquor In Mayors Court
Hal Harrick of North Main was charged with running a speakeasy and changed his plea to guilty in mayor's court. He received a $50 fine plus costs totaling $61 as sentence. Police pursued other liquor cases while awaiting more details. A separate alert reported a message to Mrs. J A Butler about a dying mother, but officers could not locate her. Frank Smith reported a stolen wheel from Greenwood Street and police expect an arrest soon.
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Frank Smith
Hal
Scher
Barrick
J. A. Butler
Bowling Green
Ohio
Greenwood Street
Strest
No Motive Found In Teenager Suicide Tragedy
Funeral services were held for Minystone May Leiter seventeen daughter of Mr and Mrs William H Belter Jr at Galvary church south of the city Thursday afternoon. Burial followed at Marion cemetery. Coroner reports death by own action with motive unknown.
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Minystone
May Leiter
Mrr
William H. Belter Jr
Tueasay
Galvary Church
C. J. Stone
Marion Cemetery
Ss Ss
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Manhattan
Kleinmaiers aTox
Tar
Kimtm AB Atorr
Queen Esther
Miss Shumaker
McClains
Grove
The
Dunn-Taft Co
Beace Lynx
North High St
Columbus, Ohio
Isarion
Findlay Marion Railway Light Company, & Corporation
Oho
Windsay
Eltliens
Marion County
Marion and Light Company
Findlay Marion Railway
Ind
Hike’ Bazaar
Ladies Society
Bike’ Bazaar
Dunipen
Becker's
Tear of Court Hove
Hristmas Askets
Warner & Edwards
Farmers Booth
Old Free Baptist
Smith Grocery
Wooley Church
Beatty Ant ‘Long
the Consumers Wholesale Grocery
Holland Herting
Owen Bros
Tavias
Denman Jenner CO
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