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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1908
Page
8
We express gratitude to the mentors and friends who offered aid during the illness and passing of our mother and sister Mire Cilla Welch. Fay Welch, Sister and "Mrothiors"
Fragmented line of an old hotel advertisement shows Hotel Euclid in Cleveland Ohio offering baths hot and cold water telephone and room service. Includes club rates and dinner details with likely pricing per day and meals for guests.
Attorney Louis Miyers filed a DUL of exceptions in the mayor's court Tuesday in the State of Ohio against Temata fwniler. Render was found guilty before the magistrate of violating temperance laws and the case will move to further plea… Handkerchiefs, plain them stitched, good quality. Christmas canities, fruits, trees and nuts sold by R. T. Lewis & Co. on 12-18-51.
Mr Addiveon Bain, market master and park superintendent, funded a library at the Hotel Retreat for tramps and hobos at police headquarters. He stocked eighty magazines and many books, with residents often gathered by the fire reading and discussing. The effort highlights effort to educate and comfort itinerant men during winter evenings.
A fragmented OCR snippet lists assorted goods including baked items and produce with prices and measurements. It mentions fresh baked goods such as apple cakes and grapes, and notes items like assorted animals and measures, though details are incomplete.
A partition suit over 171 acres in Bowling Green township moves toward sale as the supreme court may affirm a circuit court ruling. Attorneys for both sides and a Marion County Bar Association committee have prepared for a report to the common pleas court, with a separate inquiry by Attorney John D. Foley due Thursday morning. Community ads follow, urging savings on Beatty & Long shoes and hosiery.
Dissolution notice states that the partnership between Stock and Boger at 129 South Bates street is dissolved. T. J. Keegan purchases the interest formerly owned by Jo Stock, and the business will be continued under the firm name Keegan & Boger.
J V Stock sells his half of a State Street partnership to T de Keegan effective Wednesday morning. Keegan, a plumber, joins J Roger to run the shop and plans to expand stock and improve the business ambience. The move reshapes the firm Keegan and Roger to boost offerings and appeal.
The board of county commissioners held a hearing on the engineer s report for the Blade Run ditch in Mg Taland township. The project plans tiling to improve the ditch as a drainage improvement measure. The meeting discussed impacts on local farmers and land, with further steps expected.
Farmers claim damage from flood overflow after the commissioner’s inaction. The board adjourned to study January 6 to investigate damage claims amid wrangling. Ad appears with stray product offer and contact numbers.
Amid chaotic notices a fragmentary ad urges debtors to pay at Marlon Clothing and Oak Co No 216 Wear Center treat. The message promises prompt settlements and closing accounts swiftly with dubious claims of health benefits and vitality.
John Witcraft, aged about sixty, a longtime Caledonia resident, died after Brights disease. His funeral is set for Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Presbyterian church, with Rev. W. Gray officiating. Burial will be at Caledonia cemetery. Surviving children include Mrs. Andrew Merrit, Mrs. Lewis Kerr, William Witcraft, Haward Joseph, John Fairfax, and Mrs. Augusta Neck. he was twice married, first to Sarah Mounts. Born in Cranberry, New Jersey.
Edward Maen of Macyrus and Addie Hell Niles of Proxpect licensed to marry in the pro ne court. Clinton HanWell of Morrow county ANG Miss Nina Struthers of Tully owns were granted Yoonnie to parry in the prelate court. Rev J Wpy Ponnan, former pastor of Waley Me &churey le hin city, improved after sanatorium treatment. Mrs A M Satnsbury learned of nephew WIA Hout’s marriage in Buffalo last week. Clarence Gallsher off duty due to wife illness. Galleher improving. Tyler of Ken Hur to meet Wed eve Dec 23 at hall on West Center street. Funeral for Samuel Osborne Wore hell Wed at Weaver M B church at two. Dr James Church sending posters for information. Police seeking traveling man who stole a rig last week. couple left the city with the rig. Nearby towns asked to watch for them.
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