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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1908

Page

8

Collection for Poor Seeks City Support and Aid

Collections of goods and money were taken in city schools for the benefit of the poor. Children were asked to bring items and money, then the haul was turned over to Relief Camps for distribution. A meeting of city workers and volunteers, including the MC Women’s group, discussed ongoing efforts. Beatty & Longs offers a sale on patent leather and serge items with marked discounts through Christmas.

Beatty & Longs

Quiet Wedding From Marion Family Ceremony

Mrs Altie Heavlin quietly wed William Mack of Marion at her parents home in Walla in a brief ceremony attended by close relatives. The couple will reside in Marion. Ad for hand painted china and a Christmas gift from Radebaugh & Daugher Co and Ellis Bazaar promotion conclude the notice.

Allie Nelle Heavlin Mir William , Mack Marion Mir Mir John String Walla Mrn Mack Mare Jon, Oa Radebaugh & Daughe Chibmnas

Bender Guilty In Temperance Court Finding

Arrested Wednesday night for violating temperance laws, Ignate Bender was found guilty in the mayor's court after a lengthy session. The judge reserved sentence until Monday morning as the new trial motion and exceptions are argued. court room was crowded as stacks of intoxicants were displayed during testimony.

Ignate Bender Vesson Bender Uume Booma Ea Omeyidenes Dyer Wet Do'elock Elmer T. Baya Thompson Bymon Harry N. Quigley Nix Witneries Thee Gale

Do You Owe McClains

Fragmentary notice states accounts owed to the C. W. McClain Co. were not sold to Abler Phillips Co. Customers must pay past due amounts at once at the Huber store. Bert McClain will be at the Thiér-Phillips firm for 20 days to settle and oversee actions by Uhler-Phil lips Co.

C. W. McClain Co Abler~ Phillips Co Huber Black C. WW In Co Bert

St. Mary’s Sewing Circle Meeting Recap

St Marys Sewing circle met with Mix. John Schoeter on Center street East yesterday afternoon. Attendance was excellent and a quantity of needlework was disposed of by the memo there. Hostess served refreshments at close of the embroidery season, next meeting undecided. Pride of Marion patent mentioned as a choice for best.

St. Mary's Mix John Schoeter Center Street East

Quinn May Quit Special From New York to Wiehe Bene

Legal directors expect President Quinn to resign and abandon duties in ipho Cohan ma Son fate. They hoped he would stay as head of the team for another season, with a decision likely at the annual league moving. Ready in a jiffy Mrs. Austin's pancakes are recommended.

New York Srebert Quinn Ipho Cohan Quinn Teafree

Epworth Missionary Worker Reader Program Recap

The Foreign Missionary Society of Epworth Me church held its regular monthly meeting in the church parlors on Thursday afternoon. Attendance was large and an interesting selection followed. The Christmas story was read by Mrs. Frank Sifritt and others. Writings were read by Miss Kinley and Mrs J Kilbury. Mike Vonstein spoke on a local project, with Grace r accompanying on the piano, and a brief business meeting concluded the session.

Foreign Missionary Society of Epworth Me Mire Frank Sifritt Mira Kinley J. & Kilbury Mike Vonstein Mir Ty Mike Gracer Wordham Gemston

Patent Cure Claim Seeks 1,500 Reward For Catarrh

An advertisement offers 1500 dollars reward for a cane of catarrh cured by HinFs Catarth. It asserts testimonial support from Fr. Cheney and lists manufacturers Walding Kinnan Marvin Toledo as suppliers. The snippet mentions internal remedies and a 75 cent price per bottle as a marketed product.

HinlFs “Catarth Corey Tone Cheney Hin Fem Walding, Kinnan & Marvin Toledo O. Jui Waite

Lumber Tract Impestian Meeting Near Little Rock Arkansas

Involving the American Hardwood Company with Columbia interests a meeting is set to discuss the tract timing and ownership. Party from Marion includes Ray I Martin and Lorin Fipsher. Mr. Chane to preside in Oblengeo with colleagues from the group attending.

Yeewick Little Rock Arkan American Hardwood Columias Colin Mr. Chane Marion Dive Ray IL Martin Ond Lorin

Christmas shoppers and store notice from C W McClain Co

The C W McClain Co closes for stock sale until Saturday but the office remains open day and night to receive payments on accounts. Festive ads urge fur sets at Ludwig's Specialty Store and summer stock notes. Various promos invite customers to buy gifts and shoes at Beatty Long’s and Elka Bazaar with exchanges offered.

C. W. McClain Co

Elks Bazaar Brings Festive Spirit to City Church

The Elks Charity Bazaar opened at the Baptist church on Center Street East with an orchestra and Voce Music contributing to a lively event. Booths in purple and white showcased appealing goods and treats, creating a festive mood that spread through the hall.

Yulr Tide Bazaar Voce Music Elks Charity Hagaar Baptist Church Center Street

Christmas Fair At The Tea Room And Hall

The Tea Room of Mie Cignueanr hosts a clearance sale with many articles and confections duplicated for today’s Kenalo event. Philhar monic Orchestra performs with soloists Miss Ganelle Shaw and Mr G B AhCormick. Tonight the Makes ’orrfiendinay twillips offers a program of Inimitable selections with Miss Shaw and Miss Florence Short as solos. Christmas trees, mittens, stockings, and food for the needy are in the treasury box at the south side of the upper hat area. Nine days remain to raise funds for the public relief effort.

Mie Cignueanr Kansas Bagey Purehaners Philharmonic Orchestra Ganelle Shaw G. B. AhCormick Orrfiendinay Ganelle Bhaw Florence Short

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Manhattan Hase Rae Caras Bork Altie Heavlin Wm, Mack Our Het Hame T. Lewin & Co Ellis’ Bazaar the Consumers Wholesale Grocery Japan Owen Bros Marion Clothing & Cloak CO Mayor Finds Hotelman McClains ST. Mary's Circle John Schroeter Quinn May League Austin Foreign Society Epworth M Missionary Worker Anspact Lumber Tract THE C. W. M'Clain CO WII Huber Block Ludwig's Hollister Conta. Flocken's Pharma Beatty & Long Teachie Geome Conte Old Free Baptist M Kor Bazaar Warner 2 Edwards Sara A. Hubbard Rileys New Novela Berlin and Jones Warner & Edwards Sho Stoll John Stoll South Main ST Bom Uhler & Phillips Sale McClain
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