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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1908

Page

5

Board Sets Brief Agenda for City Improvements

The new public service board met briefly, plans included a street machinery shed, a new office for George Minn and Samuel Reber, a new stable, and a redesigned city lot. They approved May as market master for one year at 435 monthly, discussed park salary increases, and shifted sewer permit duties to the street supervisor.

Board of Public Service Counsell George Minn Samuel Reber Harry Krause Anathor Bium Entofon Isabeth Church Street George H. May Tasleth Addison Bain Bain Issleth Main Street Bunsard West End Krause Avondale Dwyer Board of Health Service Board Tomes Offeer Roy Chapman Tuts

Mrs. E. L. Ward Dies After Illness at Agosta

Mrs. E. L. Ward, formerly of Lincoln avenue, died at her brother Thomas Chapman’s home near Agosta after a prolonged stomach inflammation and heart trouble. She was 92 and is survived by five sons O A F M and V Cheney, with W C and A Ward also in the area. probate unclear.

E. L. Ward Lincoln Avenue Thin City Thomas Chapman Agosta V. Cheney W, C A. Ward Marion

Lee Street Mission penny social held for te deavor fund

The young people of the Lee Street Mission held a penny social Tuesday evening to benefit the Christian endeavor society. Luncheon sold for a penny and all supplies were sold out, bringing a good sum for the society.

Lee Street Mission Christian Tedeavor Society Yal

Martin Purchases Marion Manufacturing Plant Property

P J Martin completes purchase of the Marion Manufacturing company property, excluding 100 feet on Center Street, including the power plant, three story separator, foundry, and boiler shop. He plans two large brick buildings and has connections with National Castings and American Malleable Castings.

Marion Martin National Castings Company Cleveland Ohio Marion Malleable Iron Company American Malleable Castings Company Marion Manufacturing Company

Redman Promoted Up Erie Police To Captaincy

Walter Redman long based in this city has been promoted from lieutenant to captain in the Erie police. He now heads the Jersey City headquarters. Joe Rousch of Kent is appointed lieutenant to succeed Redman and will establish the city headquarters.

Walter Redman Erie Redman Jersey City Joe Rousch Kent City

Tally Wag Club Elects Officers at Annual Meeting

The annual session of the Tally Wag club elected officers for the year and transacted important business. A minstrel show was planned for winter with G H Foster and Wf Shute appointed to arrange talent. Howard R. Stoll was elected president, George V Schweinfurth vice president, and Harry Mealey secretary and treasurer. Directors named were G Phillips Philly Reuhrmund James R. Smith Charles Dee and Frank Knapp.

Tally Wag Club H, Foster Wf. Shute Howard R. Stoll George V. Schweinfurth Harry Mealey G. Phillips Philly Reuhrmund James R. Smith Charles Dee Frank Knapp

Adams Family Welcomes Son Three Hours After Birth

A son was born Monday evening to Mr and Mrs Adams of Bain Avenue. Mr Kull a lifelong Democrat welcomed his grandson naming him William Jennings Bryan Kull in a gesture tying family to a national figure.

Waa Adams, Kull Bain Avenue Kull William Jonsings Bryan Kull

Fort Worth Fire Damages Rail Warehouses Today

Fire swept through Texas and Pacific Railway warehouses in Fort Worth this morning causing extensive damage. Initial estimates place losses near a million dollars as crews battled flames and contained the blaze.

Fort Worth Texas and Pacific Railways

Epworth League Social At Epworth M E Church

Epworth League of Epworth M E Church hosted a Hit and Miss social in the church basement with about two hundred attendees. The program centered on The Life and Works of Longfellow with Rev D H Halley a speaker, K H W Marshall delivering a biography review, Lulu Tubens and Clarisse Smith reading, and Miss Mina Boger presiding at the event.

Epworth League Epworth M. E. Church We Church Mina Boger Socal Longfellow Alley H W, Marshall Lulu Tubens Clarisse Smith Agassia

Marlon Medical Society Elects New President

The Marlon Medical Association held its regular monthly meeting at the Y M C A parlors last evening. Attendance was strong as Dr. R C M Lewis, newly elected president, assumed the role succeeding Dr H L Uhler who retired.

Marlon Medical Association Y. M. C. A. Parlora R. C. M. Lewis H. L. Uhler

Corn Growers Plan Marion County Meeting Saturday

A Marion County notice invites Corn Growers to gather Saturday at 2 30 PM at the Marion Milling and Grain Company office to organize county activities and elect delegates for a State meeting in Columbus January 16 to form a state organization. Fr H Owen is county chairman.

Marion County Marion Milling & Grain Company Columbus Fr. H. Owen

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