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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1908
Page
5
A rescue effort expands to shelter homeless and transient individuals amid crowded conditions. Local organizers announce a coordinated push to provide meals, medical aid, and temporary housing while coordinating with authorities to improve long term care.
Muster notice for the 4th Regiment Relief Committee to muster at the court house in Winchester on Friday January 17 evening at 8 o'clock. Officers elected in 1908, committees chosen. Members examined and accepted should report at the east door of the court house for muster. Armory question under review with aim for good quarters.
In Toledo yesterday Vernioh and Babcock Rick pleaded guilty in Mayor's court to a charge connected with threats using a big revolver and were fined 45 dollars. Captain A L Bond led the case. Della Bricker and John Doe face an affidavit alleging theft of house furniture, with trial set before the mayor tomorrow at 9 o'clock.
Last night crowds of poor, hungry men occupied the city hall lot as a temporary shelter. Dan Stayner delivered leftovers from a Modern Woodmen banquet, while a new Urgent Relief Committee led by Mayor Schorff and J A Bolander organized funds and officers to sustain the aid, promising careful, humanity geared spending. Beatty Long shoe sale advertises discounts drawing shoppers.
Eric Storeman known as Eric Kutz was robbed of twenty five dollars and badly injured in a late Wednesday night assault on Senate Street near his residence. Three strangers attacked him from behind after a friendly greeting. he sustained facial wounds and a gash above the left eye, neighbors aided him and the assailants fled. Kutz suspects the robbers watched him as he carried purchases home and he has no knowledge of their identities.
The Women s Foreign Missionary Society of the German M E Church met at Miss Loulse Munsinger s Pearl Street home Thursday evening. The program featured papers on Why Mission Schools Are Established Missionary Education in India Egypt Syria and related discussions followed by refreshments. Next meeting set for February at Mr J C Markerton s South Prospect home at 10 cent cans of soup promised.
George Wick was arrested last night in Werley and Cove by Olle. Charged with drunkenness and carrying concealed weapons, the case appeared in police court proceedings.
Wile Baker FP was a visitor in the city today. W H Holverstott went to Chicago on business this morning. Mrs B E Drown was the guest of friends in McGuffey yesterday. Morris Lederman was in Columbus yesterday on business. Marty Frank of Delaware was the guest of friends in the city last evening. Dr Herman B Rho left for San Antonio Texas this morning to spend the winter. Mrs Ralph Rosenfeldt of Cleveland is the guest of Mr and Mrs I Marx of South State street. Will Taverner of Marion was the guest of relatives in the city yesterday. Mrs James Williams was the guest of friends in Columbus yesterday. N Freeman of Prospect was looking after business in the city today. James A Knap returned from Columbus after attending the annual meeting of the state board of agriculture. Miss Hagel Leffler will entertain the Sigma Delta sorority at her home on South Greenwood street tomorrow afternoon. Mrs Philip Ruhl of Detroit is the guest of her niece Mrs David L Scott of Unepher Avenue.
Kilnofelter's ad on page four questions Admiral COF on and Graham Shorthand 18 Best. It suggests a man who cheats in horse trading and claims conscience sleeps when dealing with horses, reflecting trust and reputation concerns.
The C D and My offers a special rate of one dollar to Columbus and return on Sundays. The first car departs at 6:30, followed by hourly departures from the depot.
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