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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1908
Page
8
The article notes President Quinn of the Olin State League announcing the annual meeting to be held on a Monday the 28th at Nett House. It mentions a Christmas Bell souvenir offer with each footwear purchase at Beatty & Long's.
German Mr and Mrs Kaward Hecker hosted a reception for the Corman Mr Rechurch Missionary Society last evening at Blaine Avenue. Members and guests attended with families, enjoying a Sunday School orchestra performance, a recitation by Milas Marie Treftz, contests and games, and an elegant luncheon served at 10 o'clock.
The J F E Sifritt class of Epworth Sunday School will collect a Christmas donation next Sunday morning before lessons. Items may include potatoes flour canned goods money shoes or clothing. Those unable to attend may drop gifts Saturday afternoon or leave with Miss Kana Rogers Windsor street.
A charity drive organized by the local teens committee and tag day workers aims to collect funds for poverty relief tomorrow. Volunteers will canvass neighborhoods, with seven o clock morning meetings in Y M C A parlors to assign territories and ensure no one is overlooked. A penny or nickel buys bread or warmth, while a dollar helps a child endure cold nights. A free Christmas bell offers incentive as readers are urged to contribute despite scarce means.
More desirable furniture arrives from the warehouse and is added to the main floor. The present assortment is splendid and the values to be offered Saturday are the best of the whole sale. Demand is heavy as McClain's fine furniture flows out in streams. hurry, it will soon be gone.
Pricing fragment mentions heaters and related items with values like 0.15 and 12.95 and 24.75. Details are garbled and no clear event or entities are fully readable.
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