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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1908
Page
5
The note praises B Pride of Marion Fleur and its growing local popularity sold by major grocers. It hints at plans for a "Fighting Bob" to be busy on the Pacific while cautioning Mr. Mr. about the Rixey Brownson controversy. The piece emphasizes enduring user satisfaction and broad distribution.
The First Presbyterian church heard Rev. G M Rourke on creation sin sacrifice and death and questioned evolution while Free Baptist Rev Barnard preached on Thy Kingdom Come urging zeal and prayer. Wesley M B church Home Missions addressed church extension and revival at Epworth M I church held in James IV 7 sermon Resist the Devil. Seventh Day Adventists welcomed Elder Patterson with Present Truth and seven new members joined church fellowship.
A revised timetable takes effect with East bound trains No 24 46 10 16 and 18 listed with adjusted arrival times while West bound No 11 19 9 6 7 1 also shift to new stops. Freight No 604 struck a milk wagon near Fostoria killing two horses injuring the driver severely. An Ohio rail commission complaint accuses the Columbus Delaware and Marion line of rate discrimination. Engine No 8308 Brie train No 18 broke down prior to arrival.
No. 2522 from Gallon reached Marion at 3 PM, one hour forty minutes late. An Interlocking plant engine breakdown caused major disruption Sunday. Officials ordered Tablas telegraph office closed. L W Thomas of Erie signal service visited Urbana Sunday.
In the mayor court trial of Mrs Della Bricker and Mr Fred Wolcoys over alleged larceny by Wayne Bricker, the verdict dismissed Mrs Bricker and bound Wolcoys over to the grand jury on $800 bond. Trial began 9 AM, lasted over six hours, concluding about 8:80 PM.
A boy asks his father if his wife loves him and if she ever said she loved him. The father confirms, and the boy then questions whether she was as nearsighted when married as he is now. In London Tit-Bits, a bitter note on a strange Kongo custom: wives wear neck rings weighing up to thirty pounds, a burdensome ritual for married women.
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