Dead man found at fairgrounds in Dayton
Detectives at the fair grounds seeking a runaway youth found Adelbert Matthews, a Boldsky veteran, dead from self-inflicted carbolic acid in a shed. The body lay there for several days. A social event featuring Meister’s five piece orchestra was held at Schwinger’s hall tonight with tickets of 10 cents for ladies.
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Dayton, Jan
Fair Grounds
Adelbert Matthews
Boldskaya
Mance
Schwinger's Hall
Meister
Missionary Societies Programs At First Presbyterian
The Home and Foreign Missionary Societies at the First Presbyterian Church held monthly sessions in the church auditorium on Wednesday afternoon. Attendance was excellent and programs were instructive. The Home Society opened at 2 pm with Mrs. C. R. Phelps presiding and a discussion on immigration and foreign-born reception. The Foreign Society met at 1 30 pm with vocal solos and papers on work in Persia, Korea, and the Woodstock seminary in India. Committees for nominating and programs were named, and a supper for over 100 was served in the church basement.
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Home and
First Presbyterian Church
Home Society
C. R. Phelps
Pogram
Go Christian Herald
M Business Serton
George Wrights
T. Tippincott
Mixs
Tda Barker
Foreign Society
Weanton
W ON. Harder
8. C. Bates
W. L. Warner
Persia
Dombaugh
Korea
Barlow
Woodstock Seminary
India
Mra
Ae Me
Ora
M, Leonard
M. Rourke
Rubing
Seffner
Hughes
Weeks
jMra
Waples
Willam Krause
Wan
Ladies Wanted to Sell Dress Goods and Art Goods
Quick sales and large profits offered by ROSH ART CO for foreign and domestic dress goods waistings embroidery and art goods. Representatives can earn 0 to 2200 per week in spare time and evenings. Exclusive territory and patterns sold direct from mills. No money required. Write for full particulars to 85 First St. Binghampa ton New York.
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Rosh Art CO
First St
Binghampton
New York
Death Claims Floyd Williams in LaRue Church Funeral
Floyd Williams aged 14 son of Mr and Mrs Williams of Sharp Street died Wednesday after a long illness with complications and La Grippe. He was an invalid for years. Besides his parents he leaves a brother and sister. Remains to LaRue at 9 am, services at 2 pm at the Baptist church, burial in LaRue cemetery.
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Floyd Williams
Int Williams
Sharp Street
LaRue
Baptist Church
Notice to Stockholders The Huber Manufacturing Company
Notice to stockholders of The Huber Manufacturing Company announces its annual meeting at the office on Tuesday January 21 1908 at 2 00 PM. The agenda includes electing a Board of Directors for the ensuing year and other business as may come before the meeting. BarLow President Durfee Secretary 1916-20
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Barlow
Durfee
Dutton Quits Barber Business After Twenty Six Years
George H. Dutton retires from the barbering trade after 26 years at the Hotel Marion shop. Fred T. Haybeck of LaRue purchases the business and will take over Monday morning. Haybeck has managed a LaRue shop for three years and Dutton plans to relocate, possibly nearby, with future plans unsettled.
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Durlog
LaRue
George H. Dutton
Marlon
Fred ‘T. Haybeck
Haybeck
Dutton
Ho Hak
Tutton
Petition for Divorce and Eleven Docketed Cases in Circuit Court
The circuit court will convene next Tuesday morning in the common pleas court room to hear eleven cases. The lead case involves Prosecutor Davids of Hancock county seeking to oust Standard 681 company from the county, with jurisdiction disputes noted. John Megahay seeks a divorce from Mary Megahay, alleging marriage in 1804, two children, and a separation in 1914 with the wife absent. Alice. I. F. Myera represents the plaintiff.
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Circuit Court
Common Pleas
John Megahey
Mary Megahey
Court of Common Pleas
Mcintire
Alice
Ohio Soldiers’ and Sailors
Orphens
Myera
Stockholders Meet in Annual Session
Citizens Building and Loan Company held its annual meeting at the offices of Jacoby and Donith on Wednesday afternoon. Directors elected were A Merchant J A Schroeter M Lawrence W Jacoby G C B Merkel B F Waples J M Schneider and S H DeLong. The year’s business reported an increase of more than 50 000 and a six percent dividend was paid. Directors will meet to organize for the year next week.
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Citizens Wuilding and Loan Company
Jacoby and
Doni
Merchant
Schroeter
Lawrence
Jacoby
B. Merkel
Waples
Schneider
DeLong
Local Personal Notes From Marion Area
J C Markett of South Prospect street is confined to his home. Hazel Schulte and Marie Welsh of Morral visited. Jerry Jones of LaRue was in the city for business. O Barnthouse of Agosta guests of Marion friends. Princess Rhodes of Scott Town visiting P F Chenot on Avondale. Mr and Mrs Free Yoakum of Sharp street are proud parents of a daughter born Wednesday afternoon. Jenkins of Silver street return from Huntington WV where Fred Jenkins sick with typhoid. A T Lyons of Tobias returns from Patterson NJ and a month in New York City.
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J. C. Markett
South Prospect Street
Mins Hazel Schulte
Misa Marie Welsh
Morral
Jerry Jones
LaRue
O, Barnthouse
Agosta
Marion Friends
Princess Rhodes
Scott Town
P. F. Chenot
Avondale Street
Patterson
N. J
Lyons
New York City
Mirror to debut Sunday school lesson feature
Beginning today the Mirror announces a new feature offering a Sunday school lesson column titled Iron Rose Bible Class by William JH Ridgeway, the Tronmaster. The Mirror claims to be the only paper in Marion County publishing these lessons, with copyright protection noted. The January 17 issue teaser will appear in next Thursday's edition.
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Mirror
William JH. Ridgeway
the Mirror
Marion County
George R Stuart to Speak in Marion Evangelist praised as Southern Humorist
George R Stuart, co worker of the late Sam Jones, will speak in Marion on Tuesday night. Known for fiery southern oratory and vivid rhetoric, he is hailed by southern papers and respected across the nation. Stuart rose under Sam Jones and is featured among top Christian speakers at Winona Lake Bible Conference.
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George R. Stuart
Sam Jones
Marion
Stuart
Southorn
New York
San Francisco
Dr. Stuart
Winona Lake
Fourth Number in Y M C A Lecture Course
The subject of Dr Stuart's lecture for next Tuesday night will showcase his wealth of thought and expression. Described as a Southern humorist with a flexible voice and earnest humor, he aims to captivate the audience with pathos and wit.
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Stuart
New York World Leads In Circulation And Ads in 1907
Expert accountants report the New York World topped circulation and advertising in 1907. It sold 30,299 more copies than 1900 and printed 1,405,092 ads, 999,747 more than the New York Herald, the next highest. The World was the only NY paper to show an advertising gain while others fell.
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New York World
the World
New York Herald
New York
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FAOR
FISD
Fairgrounds
F. J. Lusch Grocer
OHLS
Missionary Societies
Yun
Anthony
Huber Manufacturing Company
Geo. H. Dutton
Fred Haybeck
Admdett Corres
John
Megahey
Board of Directors
Citizens’ Building and Loan Company
The
Epworth M. E. Church
George FR. Stuart ‘the Great Evangelist
Noricr
CHE
the Department Co
East Center Street
Finestock Furniture
E. Burris
West Center Street
Chase. Gompf
Justice of the Peace
South Main St
Habermas's
Telephone L
Fred W. Peters
Fire Insurance Agency
Ammann
NEM Bros
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