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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1908

Page

15

Officers Installed and Social at Masonic Lodge Event

The Marion Lodge No 70 Free and Accepted Masons held a public installation at the Masonic Temple with George D. Copeland and Busby P. Sweney officiating. About 300 members and guests attended as new officers were installed and a stereoptical China and San Francisco views program followed by refreshments and remarks.

Marion Lodge Masonic Temple George D. Copeland Grand Lodge of Ohio Busby P. Sweney Charles 4. Conley Joseph H. Mason Henry ©. Cass Benjamin Bieber James A. Knapp Roland E. Amann Fred L. Carhart Maurice J. Templeton Charles R. Mouser S. N. Titus Tyler Johnson Mooney Andrew J. Sautter George Christi City J. W. Hopley Bucyrus J. P. Currin Currin China San Francisco Knights of Vythias Lowell Smith Oacer Fred Warner George Geran John Kerr J. H. Clark Elmer Schoonlaub George Rayl Frank Owen William G_ Lucas Claude Walters S. H. Delong Frank E. Coon Samuel Reber George McKinley Relief Committee

Lads Escape From Home After Cold Long Walk

Two barefoot boys aged 9 and 10 left Delaware Children's Home and walked about 25 miles to a nearby city in a day. Joseph Adams seeks his mother in Hardin county. Ralph Lewis accompanied him. They were found cold and hungry. officers traced the mother, Mrs. Hinton, who pleaded guilty to child desertion and was fined 10 dollars plus costs. She returned home after a stern mayoral admonition. The court noted the husband’s alleged abuse but found it insufficient to excuse desertion.

Delaware Joseph Adams Ralph Lewis South Prospect Street Adams Hardin County Lewis Mtteen Mes Uish Marshall Lamb LaRue Hinton Lone City Omeer Ulsh

Deserted husband and infant children by Nora Hinton

Nora Hinton, 23, wife of Roy Hinton of the Houlevard, deserted her husband and two infant children Thursday and fled the town. The husband notified Humane officers as authorities pursued action and the case drew attention from the mayor.

Nora Hinton Roy Hinton Houlevard Humane

Mop agent weds Richwood man in Covington

Miss Stella May Nowland aged 50 married Alfred F. Bixler of Richwood in Covington Kentucky yesterday after an incident where a mop agent who called at her door with wares persisted despite family resentment. The bride had been keeping house for her brothers.

Springfeld Stella May Nowland Alfred F. Bixler Richwood Covington

Espyville Men Face Theft Charge

Four Espyville residents Andy Yelehtner Rich ards Charles Streets and Thomas Aldrich were arrested by Erie detective C W Fensionmaker on a coal theft charge. They boarded freight trains at Espyville, unloaded coal along the tracks after departure, and pleaded guilty in court. Each was fined.

Andy Yelehtner

Railway Motes Sparks Library Service for Employed

The Erie road forms a library with over 4000 volumes spanning history biography and fiction. Started with a Bible as the first volume the library charges a one dollar membership and borrows books via station agents by train mail. Miss Dana Wooley of Buffalo leads the library operations and supervises its circulation.

Railway Temperance Association Erie Road Dana Wooley Buffalo Far West

Mayor Norris of Richwood Takes Oath of Office

Marysville January 4 reports Charles Norris who won Richwood mayoralty on the Republican ticket last November also serves as town justice. He took the oath of office today, pledging to administer duties faithfully and uphold duties as chief magistrate and jurist.

Norris of Richwood Marysville Charles Norris

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