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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1908
Page
6
The wedding of Mies ya bill and Hoyt Geet, son of Mr and Mrs Bork Great, took place at Prospect on Sunday. Mrs Ditle of Prospect hosted, with Mey and J J Haliday reading the service in the presence of about twenty guests and families. a reception followed with holly decor and light refreshments.
A fragmented social column lists invitations and notices involving Ruth Morice of Detroit, Lucile Hishon of Columbus, Joe Voss of Clarion, and others as they announce gatherings and affiliations across North Made, South State street, and surrounding areas. The garbled text references business, holidays, and various names, indicating a broad set of personal notices and social events in Union County and nearby locales.
Samuel Wi aged 01 farmer north of Gialedonia died Sunday evening near ten o clock. He lived on the old home place with a wife Mine Wintfle 01 and Prank AD. Survived by children Rod Zack Aloe John Stet Mes Whitebarton Mes W Medien Jt W Browles all of Marion county. Rev Mr Miler will officiate funeral at Kirkpatrick church Wednesday seven o clock. Burial at Kirkpatrick cemetery.
J Marker, who was critically ill on East Church street, shows strong improvement and expects to return to office work by Wednesday. A selection of Christmas gifts from P BR Blakes, 126 Went Center street, is advertised.
Mise Bertha Lodwig daughter of Mee Mary Lodwig and Jobe Penry united in marriage by Ter Mr A J Mere at the Baptial parsonage in Prospert. After a brief wedding trip the couple will reside at their new country home east of Prospert. Pred Sauter notes a long extended visit of Chia today.
The piece outlines upcoming Senate contests in Pennsylvania Indiana Connecticut and Ohio. It notes nominees and possible candidates including James Francis Burke John Dalzell George T. Oliver and Knox in Pennsylvania and references figures like James Hemenway and Senator Beveridge. It highlights regional dynamics and potential nominations amid shifting party control.
Aunt Dee and Dorothy confront a gender mix up when a boy child named Thanthon arrives and is teased by peers. The scene shifts to reveal the boy's true parentage and a deeper appeal for maternal care as Grace Thornby and David Whiting reconcile with the boy and the family.
The article argues King Edward holds vast theoretical, legal power over the empire including mineral wealth and pardons. It notes royal supremacy over parliament and navy, with potential to influence military and government, while referencing Victoria’s role in officer commissions and reforms. It also mentions experiments in replacing ticket sellers with machines to cut costs.
Mrs. Berkeley Dexter recalls her youth and Johnny Weekes, a 42 year old former family friend, who courted several sisters and their circle. She details his engagements, dinners, dances, and a suggested past affair, then cuts to Berkeley’s absence as she shifts to the memory.
In a tangled salon scene, Mire, Doratyle, Lady Passay, and Berkeley Dexter clash over Johnny’s engagement. Mrs Dexter defends propriety while mocking meddling friends. A candid talk shifts to past loves as plans wobble and a wedding hangs in the balance.
Fragmentary text describes a 1804 to 1908 timeline with a Louisiana treaty reference, astronomical notes about Venus and the Moon, and a commerce brief involving Bert McOhin and Whier-Phillips Co. Mentions of stores, cement needs, and a city name New Ortehde appear amid garbled phrases.
The Feast of Lights ceremony in the Jewish church calendar was held in the Masonic Temple hall on Sunday. Children performed recitations and music to the delight of attendees, with variousVatters from vars 4 and jos pointe over the mate entertaining, and Hanuel Wig KEYS led the Temple program. The article also notes Holster medicine ads and German currency notes amid a jumble of historical observations.
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