Monthly Meeting Of Ladiest Aid Society Of Epworth
The Ladiest Aid society of Epworth M E church held its regular monthly business meeting in the church parlor. Attendance was fair. Rev D U Batley gave an interesting address after the business.
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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1908
Page
15
The Ladiest Aid society of Epworth M E church held its regular monthly business meeting in the church parlor. Attendance was fair. Rev D U Batley gave an interesting address after the business.
At the Office of Probate Judge Foster a list shows numerous individuals with small unclaimed fees. Persons named include John Billett, John Sain, A W Bryant, James Bain, David Hughes and many others, with amounts ranging from fractions of a dollar to several dollars. Court seeks claimants to recover money due.
Veterans of the Spanish War and allied Lodges held well attended installations Friday. Foresters and Forest Companions installed officers led by W. G. Philip with guests from Court Mohawk. Joint meeting of the Spanish American War Veterans and Ladies Auxiliary installed officers and featured a vocal solo. Pathfinders No 140 met with large attendance and annual installation of officers followed oath-taking.
Moot, the famed bee trainer from Medina Ohio, will lecture at the YMCA auditorium next Thursday evening. He will show bees on stage and demonstrate handling them with bare arms, claiming his bees rarely sting him. The talk, free to the public, promises novel feats and audience interaction. A note mentions a portable army water reconditioning unit turned over to the U.S. government in August with a 400 ration per hour capacity.
Marion Lodge No. 4g2 Knights met Friday night with poor attendance. They revived the former securas club rooms, plan a stag banquet for Tuesday evening January 21, and will initiate third rank candidates next Friday. Officers for Woodmen of the World were elected Thursday and to be installed January 17. TRY ADMIRAL OOFFER.
The Marion Ministers Association will meet at the Y M Building Monday at 10 am. The paper will be read by Rey L C Rood. Mrs A T Weaver of Blain Avenue underwent a spine operation at General Emergency Hospital performed by Dr Sager Hinklin Hensley Shuey with necrosis of the spine. An auto at Union depot morning struck the curb, broke a rear wheel, car damaged. occupants uninjured. Try ADMIRAL COFFERS.
James Brown a drunken tramp was arrested last night in the west end by Officers Morri son and Cabb. In the mayor s court he pleaded guilty to drunkenness and was given fifty minutes to leave town for lacking funds to pay a fine. Toney Gatton, a local junk dealer, was arrested last night for drunkenness and fighting and pleaded guilty to both charges. the mayor fined him five which he arranged to pay. Uncle Dan Whipple of Traverse City, Mich, has had his soldier s pension increased to twenty dollars a month. He is 198
Ten years ago the Baptists of Texas had 66 missionaries, but now only 20 are at work. The shift highlights reduced field presence and ongoing challenges in sustaining mission efforts across the state.
Officials on a tour of inspection seek aggressive fast freight reforms. Changes include disciplined dispatch, hiring shifts, and station updates with trials of new timing. Affected routes cover the Ble Four line, with Hamster yard work and China and India leadership noted.
A removable boat top styled after a carriage top has emerged as a recent novelty. The design repurposes the same basic frame as used for carriage tops, offering a versatile shelter option for motor boats.
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