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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1908
Page
3
Joseph Collins plaintiff renews order of writ in Marion County Ohio case. Amount 41.20. Hearing set for December 28, 1908 at 9 o clock a.m. before Justice of the Peace W. C. Schel Bell Gompf.
The Ohio & Western Lime Co. vs W. Scheibel before Justice of the Peace Charles Gompt in Marion Township Merion County Ohio. An attachment was ordered on November 1, 1908 for $17.47 and the matter will be heard December 28, 1908 at 9 a.m. The plaintiff is Ohio & Western Lime Co.
In Marion Township Ohio Justice H Gompf issues an attachment order for $12.45 in the Wollenweber Lumber Co versus W Q Scheibel case. Hearing set for December 25 1908 at 9 o'clock.
A fragmentary notice indicates a 1908 order issued by Justice of the Peace in Marion Township to set a hearing for December 24 1908 at 8 o clock in the morning. Names and exact location are partially obscured in the OCR.
W Leffler and William Bland partners doing business on Leffler Mand ve before Justice Chiles Gompf Marion Township Marion County Ohio. On November 18 1908 the justice issued an attachment order in the above case for 95.36 with a hearing set December 31 1908 at 9 o clock a.m. Loffler Bland Plaintiffs.
In Marion County Ohio Justice of the Peace Chas Gompt presides over L Clendenn vs H P Love on a flat day in October 1908. An attachment order for $12.87 is issued with the hearing set for December 28, 1908 at 9 o clock a m. Panelist GL Guaninenan.
On October 23 1908 Justice Gompf of the Marion Township Marion County issued an attachment order in the case naming David Martin as plaintiff and H P Love and Chas Gompf as defendants. The order concerns 30 42 in the referenced suit.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a Euclid Avenue Cleveland hotel ad card with garbled lines about proximity to fife and Cheatrioal Gintrioty, bathless day and night service, hot and cold water, and a white or grit room. Names and exact amenities are unreadable.
Thomas A Kennedy Jr of Columbus is positively identified by his brothers after a fatal freight accident near Marion Ohio. The 33 year old former machinist left home in search of work and boarded a train in Columbus bound for Akron. His brothers confirmed the body at the morgue in Columbus and arrangements were made for burial after services at St Marys Church and Mt Calvary Cemetery.
Undertakers examine the remains of a man dubbed the handsome stranger. A scar on the neck and mole behind the neck noted while the questioner wonders if the stranger was a friend. The clue leads to a meeting at Kater's candy shop.
A typed correction responds to a mistaken report that Ohio Farmers Insurance of Le Roy linked to Napoleon bank failure. The paper clarifies the error, stating the reality involves the Ohio German Insurance of Toledo failing, not the Le Roy Ohio Farmers company.
The Orphans defeated the Ganordes Clippers easily by three straight games. Orphans showed steady bowling while Clippers were off color at critical moments. Final notes mention RP Blue handling the piano and Prime and Pianos, with Blue taking the lead.
Erie yards face disruption as about thirty witness subpoenas target yard crew and engineers. Dan Evans, yard trustee, must manage Sunday testimony while operations continue. Fitzell, ex police officer, awarded 1400 for arrest and conviction in Mt. Gilead Westbrook murder case. reward paid after authorities confirmed his detective work.
In the MCA gym last evening the Volley Ball teams clashed with Youre team defeating Smiths foe two out of three sets in a lively match featuring standout plays by Young and Clark as captains.
An old advertisement touts Detohon's Rheumatism and Neuralgia remedy claiming cure in 2 to 3 days with dramatic system-wide action. It lists prices of 75 cents and 1 dollar, sold at Dumble Pharmacy opposite Kerr House, and mentions Dr Detohon and Plocken's Pharmacy in the nearby street scene.
The article argues that expanding railroads and industry create vast chances for lower ranking workers to rise, citing Brown, a dispatcher who became trainmaster, and others who climbed from humble roles to top posts. It emphasizes initiative, hard work, and loyalty as pathways, warning against reliance on family influence and urging workers to seize the available openings.
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