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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1908
Page
8
The Taylor Stock Company presented A Royal Wolfe at the Grand last night to a satisfied audience. Specialty numbers drew good reception while the drama The Senator's Daughter promises another crowded house tonight. Saturday offers a matinee with school children tickets, one ticket and ten cents admitting any child to A Ragged Detective.
John A. Irwin and Mrs. Elizabeth A. Moorehouse were married at six o'clock Thursday evening at the residence of the officiating clergyman Rev. D H Bailey. The couple reside on North State street and the groom works at Huber Manufacturing.
Clearance offer lists coats at 22.50 and 30.00 with remaining pieces at 14.98 and under three dollars plus a 25 percent discount on Mac's Split and Overcoat lines. Cash or credit accepted.
Medina beekeeper E L Root wowed a large Y M C A audience last night by handling a full colony in a screen cage. He showed slides on Ohio apiaries and explained bee history and industry, noting U S honey output around 915 million dollars yearly.
The Berry ditch hearing concluded with the engineer's report adopted and the ditch not sold as the Pennsylvania Railroad's £1000 damages claim was dismissed. the railroad gave notice of appeal to the probate court. Read Kinnefelter ad page 4 Notice to Stockholders Fairbanks Steam Shovel Company annual meeting set for February 4 at 2 pm in Marion Ohio to elect directors.
A very pleasant whist party was enjoyed by the Young Men’s Hebrew Guild at the Masonic Temple with Mrs G Kleinmaier and Mr Harry Vogel winning prizes. Out of town guests included Mrs M Wolf and Mr Harry Frank of Delaware Mrs E Vogel and Mitchell of Paulding and others. St Mary’s Sewing Circle and Bon Ton club held meetings with officers elected. Mrs B Huber and Mrs P Kelly named as officers. a buffet luncheon followed.
Arch T. Worthington and Florence Pauline Brown were united in marriage at Rev J L Hensley’s Cherry Street home. The ceremony followed an elopement from Marion where Worthington once served as police captain and Brown worked as a telephone operator. Police declined attendance. the couple left for Columbus after the wedding. Worthington faces alimony obligations set by the county common pleas court, paying $30 monthly until totaling $2,000, despite his $90 monthly bus salary.
Miss Mary Gannon aged five died at the home of her nephew A St Germain 720 North Binte street at tempo oclock Friday afternoon due to complications not clearly stated in the fragment.
A woman identified as Juma, injured early this morning, leaped from a second story of a fire swept Delphos building. The blaze began in a Deiveno Dince area and was nearly contained as the structure burned.
The Los Angeles Times highlights Matilda Thew of Marion Ohio known as "Mother Thew" for decades of mission work with firemen police and streetcar crews. She is honored as an honorary member of three city police departments and cities across Ohio while continuing to aid workers in California during winter residency in Vernon Avenue Los Angeles.
Jane Gelley Ford McPeak and William Croft were arraigned in Justice Court on charges of disturbing a public meeting at Likens Chapel north of the city last Monday night. They pleaded not guilty and requested a preliminary hearing as proceedings continue.
The county treasurer reports a spillover day with over thirteen thousand dollars collected and foresees more than a hundred thousand dollars to be received next week. Total tax collections to top three hundred thousand as delinquent taxes are paid. The treasury will stay open tomorrow night. books close January 25.
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