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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1908

Page

5

Watchnight Services Plan to Welcome New Year Across City Churches

Several city churches arrange watchnight programs to bridge the old year and the new, with Central Christian Church starting at 9 20 PM and Epworth linked revival services featuring Josephine Nilols. Other churches feature Young People Society programs and old fashioned observances, while some plan no watchnight events this year.

Epworth Josephine Nielols Yevanevtet Centrol Christian Church Te Young People’s Society of the Church

Tragic On the Sidewalk Ends Lives of Weaver and Child

Goldie Josephine Weaver 22 collapses while returning from the Sik Mie at S46 om. She dies minutes later from a ruptured blood vessel. Weaver, married seven years to Franklin Weaver, left behind a daughter and a mother, amid weeks of illness and financial strain. Funeral set for Bryant street home and at Ppworth church.

Goldie Josephine Weaver Berkig Howelly Ethel Miethain Weaver TF Litnderaan North Proswet Patton Streits de Mattox Lradys Examina Tess and Market Hryant Street Sire, Weaver Pranklin Crestline Winh Yenre Po Fiwland Sanquehanna Mills Moses Frilich Bryant Retreat Mre. Pearch William Deemen Bryant Street Ppworth K. Church D. H. Ratley Marion Cemetery

Pocket and Paradise by Ralph Parlette at Bland's Hall

Marion humorist and lecturer Mr Ralph Parlette will present Pockets and Paradise at Bland's hall Thursday evening as part of the Waldo Lec ture course. His famed local charm and wit are expected to entertain Marton residents who will benefit from his proximity and renowned style.

Ralph Parlette Marion Waldo Bland's

Scarlet Fever Claims Child Near Green Camp

Hettier non Moon aged nine months died at home of Mr. and Mrs. Foom west of Green Camp from scarlet fever. A younger brother suffers the same disease and is not expected to live. Funeral held at two o'clock Tuesday afternoon, burial in Marion cemetery.

Hettier Non Moon Iw. Foom Green Camp

McClain's Office Moves Billing to Marion Clothing Store

Notice directs all accounts owed to McClain be paid at Marion Clothing and Cloak Go at 215 West Center Street. Pay promptly as all accounts must be closed as soon as possible to finalize debt.

McClain's Marion Clothing and Cloak Go Weat Center Street

Loyal Temperance Legion Meeting Encouraging Youth Involvement

Yesterday afternoon a well attended Loyal Temperance Legion meeting was held. Mrs Adventee Monghind of Barnhart Street spoke. a tutorial liturgy from headquarters was distributed. A next gathering is planned for Monday at four with details to be announced. The enthusiasm of children aiding temperance work gave organizers renewed optimism.

Loyal Temperance Legion Barnhart Street Legion

Inflammatory Rheumatism Cured in Three Days Claim

Morton L Hill of Lebanon Indiana reports his wife suffered for six weeks with inflammatory rheumatism swelling all over and eight doctors provided no help until Dr Detchon's Relief for Rheumatism. He says it gave immediate relief and she could walk in three days, saving her life, sold by The Dumble Pharmacy opposite Kerr House.

Morton L. Hill Lebanon Ind Detchon Dumble Yenggist Kerr House

Missing young man Vincent Hoy sought by friends

Friends of Vincent Hoy, son of Mr and Mrs Moy of this city, are seeking his whereabouts after he left for Akron some time ago and has not been heard from since. His disappearance has stirred concern among his circle here.

Vincent Hoy

Burned Again in Home Accident Threatens Christmas Fire

Edward Smith of Wase Avenue was badly burned when his clothing caught fire while photographing a Christmas tree at home on Monday. His quick action helped extinguish the flames and prevented a larger blaze.

Edward Smith Wase Avenue Salth Smith

Court Happenings In Divorce Case Against Hoor

The court yesterday overruled a motion to require temporary alimony for Josephine Toor from John AW Hoor. It notes she had been receiving $10 monthly, household goods valued at $500, and $1,000 in a Home Building and Loan account. The judge refused further alimony, stating the defendant had done enough.

Josephine Toor John AW. Hoor

Local Personal Notices From Richwood Area

Visitor J B Gunder spent time in Richwood today while Miss Florence Green of Peoria visited local friends. H A Williams and family returned from a trip to Green Camp. Mr and Mrs 8 S Trump came home after visiting Canton relatives. J Miller returned to Canton after visiting local friends. L D Mrady came home to Manefield after visiting here. John Coe and Clayborn Hudson returned to Akron after visiting locally. L E B Schoenberger returned home from Carey and Wharton visits. Miss Mary Letiner returned home after viewing Delaware friends. Mr and Mrs PHI Knappenberger of Cleveland returned home after visiting. Mr and Mrs W T Smith of Dalne Avenue, Mary Last confined to Sawyer Sanatorium. Aunt Core of Scott Town visiting her grandparents. D A Cane of Partin Street visited by Mrs Ray Philian and two children from Delaware. Alvert La Dow, engaged at Richwood, visited friends. Jam returned home. A B Stuart of Galion visiting his sister here for a few weeks. Rev J W Donnan former quiston of Wesley M B church recovering at Sawyer Ganstorium and expected to be about Monday. Prof He l Frank and several High School teachers traveled to Columbus for Ohio State School Teachers Association meetings today and tomorrow.

J. B. Gunder Richwood Florence Green Peoria H. A. Williams J . Walker Green Camp Mr. and Mies Trump Canton Mire J. Miller Mrady Manefield A. B Stuart Galion Thirsery Vlall Toy Friends J. W. Donnan Wesley M. B. Church Sawyer Ganstorium

Mirror urges local event updates in city and county

The note promotes reading the Mirror for updates on city and county happenings. It also references a grand economic proposal by Glu jpaw corporation to build an 80 million dollar ship canal linking the North Sea to the Atlantic. A health ad for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea highlights relief for digestion and kidney discomfort.

Glu Jpaw Corporation Great Batteship Canal Clyde North Sea Atlantic

Fire breaks out at home on Delaware Avenue

Fire erupts in an upstairs room at the home of ft A Boyd on Delaware Avenue Mane Way and is quickly extinguished before the Central fire department arrives. The incident occurs around seven with winds high as winter approaches.

Fie Ft A. Boyd Delaware Avenue Central Fire Department

Hotel Euclid Cleve land Owio A city hotel ad

Fragments advertise a hotel near Euclid and Cleveland with rooms 8.00 per day and up with bath water and telephones. Featuring a club and dinner options, it mentions viewing rooms and reservations in a Ladies' area, with unclear dates and names.

Tie Miron Nny

Complete System of Time Clocks to Speed Paydays

Employers will move to a biweekly pay period within six months using a new time clock system installed this week by expert Mr Wegner of Cleveland Alehagy. Clocks replace worn units, promising accurate hours tracking for each department and earlier payroll cycles. The change will affect the job and wage arrangements, with paydays every two weeks and periods reset accordingly. Carnation Floor is highlighted by your home mill. Wat Danze, big orchestra, Schwinger’s ball tonight.

Qwka Aber Mir. Wegner Clnelanadl Aleheagy Bari

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