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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1908
Page
8
Mrs Lydia Rimel aged 47 died recently after residing all her life in Marion County. Funeral services are planned for Wednesday with the body remaining at the family residence until the hour of the service.
A Marion county resident died at her brother A. J. Abmel's home four miles south of town at 1 30 in the morning. Age and disease contributed to the death, and she lived her life in the county. Survived by a son and daughter Nora Rimel, and a brother Adam Baker of Glad Street. Funeral from the home Wednesday at 2 pm with Rev. Needle of Scott Town officiating. interment in Marion cemetery. E J Tube, Toledo, Oslo, to in the city. Leave orders at C B Perry's office.
Cure claims for itching bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days with PAZO ointment. Money back guarantee offered if symptoms persist after treatment. Contains promotional language and refund promise.
In a mayor's court trial, John W Worline accuses Harry Nelson of assault over a boiler shop tool dispute at the Huber plant. Nelson is found guilty, fined 15 dollars plus costs totaling 25 dollars. Rathell pleads guilty to obscene language on a street car and is fined 10 dollars and costs. Police report multiple daylight thefts of Plymouth Rock fowl near silk mills.
Dr George R Stuart renowned evangelist and former Sam Jones co worker brings humor wit and a distinctive delivery to Opworth M K Church tonight His lecture Lop Sided Folks appeals to intellect and promises keen amusement for listeners with his strong oratory and devout record
John L. Rosecrans is notified an application in Probate Court of Marion County Ohio seeks his removal as administrator of Solomon F Rosencrans estate. He must show cause on February 6 at 10 a.m. why removal should not occur. Judge G. H. Foster the probate judge dated January 13 1908. Clover Leaf flour ad at end.
Members of the Marion County Rural Society celebrate a successful fair with a favorable one day weather window. Treasurer C. Jennings commends the board’s conservative management as the society reports total receipts of 11 299.28 and disbursements including premiums, labor, police, and salaries, with a year end balance of 1 080.05 in treasurer’s funds.
Real estate ad copy urges readers to learn shorthand with a bold bargain claim. Mentions Admiral correspondence and a limited time offer. Focus is on promotional sales language and discounted instruction services rather than property details.
Edith Foox, aged fifteen, elopes with Fred Smith a thirty-something farm hand from near Caledonia. They marry in Covington Kentucky on Sunday and return to Marion to live with Edith’s parents four miles west of Caledonia. Parents forgave the couple after rapid travel and marriage.
Morton L Hill of Lebanon Indiana reports his wife suffered inflammatory rheumatism in all muscles and joints for six weeks with eight doctors no benefit until Dr Doetchen's Relief or Rheumaticm gave immediate relief. She could walk in three days and he believes it saved her life. Sold by The Dumble Rearmacy Druggist opposite Kerr House Meet me at Kalers Candy Shop.
Miss Lowmiller, aged 81, longtime county schools teacher, died at 4 15 at the home of her relatives four miles west of Martel. A devout Christian and active member of the German Reformed Church, she left a circle of grieving friends. Funeral arrangements were pending.
Virden has retired from his South Main Street insurance business after several years and accepted a position with the YMCA. His duties include promoting membership drives and soliciting new members. He will assume his duties soon.
A fragment from a 1905 periodical notes twenty five years of industry and world events. The item mentions a request for 36 cents to mail a review, a request to use Claver Leaf Flour, and a report by Jan B. Hamilton of Cornwall about Canadian tinplate production at Morris steel works on October 5.
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