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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1908

Page

8

Tragic Death: Man Crushed by Train Wheels Near Dayton

A young man about twenty eight was found dead after being crushed under a train near the Hocking area Tuesday night. Believed to be from Columbus, he carried few identifying items, including a Columbus Dispatch want ad and a Black and blue striped suit. The body was taken to the Mar Market Morgue for inquiry and burial in Marion cemetery pending further identification.

Ehoe Market Bednara Columbus Dispatch Columbus Cody

Benefit for Sunday School A Success Choral Union Performs

The Choral Union and Sunday School class at Epworth MB in Ohiveh presented a fine program at the church. The evening opened with an organ solo by Mime Jeeade Havill, followed by choir chorus and a violin solo by Master Willard Qsborne in "Aly Darke." A male quartet and piano solos delighted the audience, with Mrs Marval and Miss Tow contributing. The event was a success for the Sunday school and praised as a venture.

Choral Union Cina Epworth MB Ohiveh Har Jeeade Havill Willard Qsborne Bixth Aly Darke Mont Whoo T the

Farmers Also Anxious Committee Appointed to Solicit Help

A lively meeting at the Commercial Club drew farmers and business men to back a Marion rail project. Attendees discussed bond guarantees, with volunteers named to canvass the city and present bond proposals while seeking signatures. Independent ads and local endorsements appeared in the crowd amid general enthusiasm for the plan.

Marion Wieding Marion Dbeetric Commieial Club Fred C. Haberman D. Wollenweber A. C

Marion bride claims Cupid from Lindsay wed in church parsonage

Miss Florence Haver, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Philip Bauer of East Chiro Street, married Wednesday morning about nine o'clock to Mr Adamversole of Lindsay by Rev D Hy Vatley at the Methodist parsonage. The groom runs a local grocery. After a bridal trip to Cincinnati the couple will reside in Ladeay.

Cupid Lindsay Sandusky County Cincinnat Evervoty Ladeay

Unchanged Name Wedding at Rev Levi Tite Home

At the North Malisteeen Tanday residence of Rev Levi Tite the ceremony joined Air Lalu wet Wornstam of Delaware and Mr Warden of Ashley in marriage. Only a few friends attended as the couple planned a quiet home ceremony. The bride wore a white dress and both parties were of modest means. They will make their home tonight.

Levi Tite Malisteeen Lalu Wet Wornstam Delaware Warden Wornstam Ashley Eine

Hand-painted Cina Gifts Featured in Christmas Ad

Readable ad copy promoting hand-painted Cina pieces as ideal Christmas gifts. Mentions very reasonable prices and a locally themed sale in the Radebaugh area, with references to a featured vendor and enticing offers.

Anioelaet Radebaugh

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