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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1908
Page
8
McClain's offices relocated to Marion Clothing and Cloak Co at 216 West Center Street. Those owing McClain's must quit paying and settle accounts promptly to close all balances as soon as possible.
A city family tale ends in reconciliation as a mother who left home returns to a closed door and a sobbing child. After days of separation the grandparents urged mercy, a physician advised peace, and the prodigal mother embraced the olive branch for the sake of the child, ending in a hopeful reunion. The piece underscores the power of forgiveness over hardened hearts.
At frosty Yuletide many find happiness as Mocken's Pharmacy promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for health. The slogan proclaims make health that's happiness and highlights the product as a holiday remedy.
Cleveland owns Jake Daubert, the Toledo club seeks his services. Nashville wants him back, and Cleveland faces a choice between Daubert and the previous Marion, Ohio, connection. Lister may go to Nashville to fill the Toledo vacancy, leaving Daubert in a league with aging first basemen.
Miss Mildred Boxwell aged eighteen, adopted daughter of Mrs Etta Boxwell of Green Camp, dies after pneumonia. A former Green Camp high school graduate and teacher, she was organist at the Baptist church and active in charity. Funeral Saturday at 1 p m at the Baptist church.
Resolution from range No 549 expresses sympathy for the family of Sister Anny Innes and James Brewer and Lydia Martyn NF. It orders a 30 day charter drape, official recording, publication, and a copy to be sent to the bereaved family. The rest of the text includes fragmented advertising phrases about low priced goods and services.
Charles Shrote a prominent Pleasant Township farmer died suddenly from paralysis of the heart at his home four miles south of the city. He had been ill about two weeks with dropsy. his wife Mary Selter and four children survive. Funeral at Zion Church Sunday at 9 30 AM with interment in Zion cemetery.
Death claims Mike Loa Millior, aged twenty eight, long ailing invalid from Brest condition. Funeral at home on Saturday with interment in Marion cemetery. Survived by parents and sister Birding Millworcher in Marion county.
In Wick v Stickel et al in the common pleas court Judge Horton G. Young sustained the commissioners report and confirmed the plaintiff Minnie Wick's right to take possession of the premises at Jane. The order directed a deed to be drawn. case filed November 1908. Separate divorce matter Will McCool vs Stella McCool continued. judge B G Young presiding.
Civil War veteran Miles, 64, of Wyethlan, died after a night illness believed to be heart paralysis with asthma as a contributing factor. Born in New York, he enlisted in Jamestown for four years and followed the Stars and Stripes across many battles. Funeral at Olterbein Chapel Prospect on Saturday, burial in Olterbein cemetery. surviving wife and children reside in Bucyrus and Wyefllan.
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