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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1908

Page

8

Funeral Services for James H Foster on Windsor Street

The funeral for James H. Foster will be held at his Windsor Street home on Thursday at 1 30 PM with Rev. D H Batley presiding. Burial will follow in Marion Cemetery. Also, funeral services for Mrs Lydia Rimel were led by Rev Mr Needle of Scott Town Methodist Church at 2 PM Wednesday at a home south of the city, with interment in Marion Cemetery.

James H. Foster Windsor Street D. H. Batley Marion Cemetery Lydia Rimel Mr. Needle Methodist Scott Town

Marion National Bank annual stockholders meeting report

The Marion National Bank held its annual stockholders meeting at the bank on East Center street at 3 pm Tuesday. Directors elected include J. B. Waddell and T. J. McMurray among others. Cashier C. N. Phillips reported record business, with dividends declared and $10,000 added to both the surplus and undivided profits funds. Officers reappointed: Waddell president, McMurray vice president, Sawyer vice president, Phillips cashier, Lee assistant cashier. A separate notice advertises the Fairbanks Steam Shovel Company annual stockholders meeting in Matson, Ohio on February fourth at 2 pm to elect directors.

Marion National Bank Company Bank East Center Street J. B. Waddell T. J.mcmurray C. E. Sawyer H. B. Hane H. Strelity George W. King J. G. Leffler O. Wollenweber F. A. Huber Charles N. Phillips John BE Waddell Thomas J. McMurray C. BE Sawyer C. N. Phillips Earl J. Lee Fairbanks Steam Shovel Company A.” Masonic Temple Ma‘tion Ohio W. . Scofield

Lecture A Rare Treat by Dr George K Stuart

Dr George K Stuart Southern humorist gave the fourth Epworth lecture on Lop Sided Folks. He warned against fixation on peculiar traits and urged balanced living, fun with faith, and genuine education as paths to serve God and humanity. A lively, lengthy address closed with a musical interlude and reception.

George Kd. Stuart Sam P. Jones Epworth M. E. Dhurch D. H. Bailey Epworth Church Stuart Gtuart

Parrett Coming Lecture at Epworth ME

Parrett, a well known merchant, is scheduled to lecture at Epworth. The talk is arranged by the Epworth committee and is expected to draw attendees. He has been visiting his sister Mrs Frank Sitrit on Bduth State street in the interim.

Ral Parletté Frank Sitrit Bduth State Street

Campbell Banking Company Stockholders Meet in Lane

Stockholders of the Campbell Banking Company of Lane held their annual session in the directors office Tuesday afternoon. Officers reported the bank’s operations for the past year and the board of directors was elected. Directors: L. S. Guthery, S. B. Sager, D. D. Clifton, M. D. Campbell, D. Guthery, L. D. Copeland, Fred Guthery, Floyd B. Topliff, and others. Officers elected: L. S. Guthery president, S. B. Sager vice president, D. D. Clifton treasurer, Floyd B. Topliff assistant cashier.

Gampvel Banking Company Dusinews Guthler Sager K, Riley D. Guthery L. D. Copeland Fred ©. Guthery D. D.clifton M. D. Campbell Guthery Leo D. Clifton Casher Floyd B. Topliff Cabler

Justice Rules for Defendant in Four Month Delivery Suit

Aged delivery worker Benjamin Daugherty sued B McCombs for 276 dollars claiming an eight month contract. After working four months and earning two dollars monthly he was discharged. The court, in a fourteenth district session, ruled in favor of the defendant.

B. McCombs E. Hill H. N. Quigley

Board Grants Bain Salary Increase In Short Session

Public service board meets in brief session lacking funds. Supt Bain’s pay rises from 50 to 70 dollars monthly, with George Fate set at 70. Proposes reassigning street duties, Reber to run streets and alleys, Blum to sewer operations. Insurance reviewed, roofing bid deferred due to funds, city hall yard storage issues discussed.

Board of Public Service Bain Taslets Krause Star Chamber Afteen George Fata Iselelly Insleld Reber Blum O. A. Bussard Bussard A. K. Paterson 8. Reber

Directors and Officers Elected at Marion Steam Shovel Meet

Stockholders of the Marion Steam Shovel Company convened in the plant’s general offices at 7 o’clock Tuesday evening for the annual session. The secretary reported on the past year’s business, noting substantial activity and detailing leadership terms for executives W. King president and general manager, TA Tuber vice president, and Arthur Cheney, secretary.

The Marion Stem Shovel Company Marion Steam Shovel Company Stocmhold Oaees W. King TA. Tuber Arthur Cheney

Broadcloth Skirts Offered at Bargain Closeout

The store lists black broadcloth skirts in fine, tailored styles priced from 16 to 13.50 dollars, offered at a closing out sale for five dollars.

Viyella Flannels Price Cut on Fine Grades

Reduced prices on the best grades of sheetings and flannels advertised by Hill and Hope. Bleached linens and fabrics in multiple shades including soc, black, brown, and navy offered as a fine grade flannel. Aimed at widespread use, with emphasis on soft, Henrietta-like quality.

Stevens

Fancy cloths offered at bargain prices in local sale

The notice advertises various fabrics including French flannels, cotton serges, silks and fancy saltings offered at reduced prices. It mentions wide basket weave skirts, plain shades at 28 cents, and a range of patterns and sheets from The Ladies Home Journal, urging customers to call for the new fashion items and patterns.

Ladies Home Journal Home“Journal Jamestown

George R. Stuart to Speak Sunday at Grand Opera House

George R. Stuart, noted lecturer, will headline the Weekly Y M C A Men’s Meeting at the Grand Opera House Sunday afternoon. The event, featuring his lecture Lop Sided Folks, is free and open to all men. A large audience is expected, prompting a change from the usual IM C A auditorium.

George R. Stuart Epworth ‘Church Grand Opera House Opera House IM. C. A

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