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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1908

Page

5

Local Ladies Hold Farewell Party For Staley Couple

The Lady Maccabees met at the Staleys on North Main to bid farewell as they depart for Van Wert. A butter knife gift, music and a comic presented entertainment as about fifty Crescent dancing club members gathered in Huber hall with Dowler Orchestra performing twenty dances. Mary A. Little and others planned gatherings and visits for January thirtieth at West Columbia and Delaware avenues.

Lady Maccabees W. F. Staley North Main Street Crescent J Dancing Club Huber Hall Dowler Interinvision Merril A. Turney A. J. Sautter Mary A. Little Columbia Street Delaware Avenue

Bound Over Bonds Face Grand Jury In Ohio Case

The State of Ohio case against Frank Sebok William and Vargo moved slowly in common pleas court as testimony continued and defense anticipated closing. Twenty five witnesses were examined at a preliminary hearing where Croft and McPeak were bound over on disturbing an assembly charges. If the Vargo Sebok matter concludes today, the Davis robbery case will start Friday morning. Campbell burglary and larceny trial was postponed to next week due to time. Final note mentions Clover Leaf Flour advertising.

State of Unio Frank Sebok William jBception Vargo Common Pleas Court William Croft Fred McPeak Court of Justice Gomet Grand Jury Tts Likens Chapel Vargo Sebok State of Olio C. Davis Charles Campbell

Officials Face Problem As Marion City Hums For Funds

City of Marion faces a cash crisis after a June tax levy left no general fund provision for salaries. Officials warn six months of payrolls must be paid from other funds or via court orders, risking unpaid salaries and financial strain as next year’s levy may not cover the shortfall.

Marion Pot Pleas

Personal notices from a busy city page show names and moves

The item lists several residents with health issues and travel plans. Mrs J Moran of Lee Street suffers bronchial pneumonia. Patrick Hanley at Louderstreet home with rheumatism. George McGrath returned from Wilm Jalt to Ft Wayne friends. Frederick A Leffner of Mansfeld visiting Marion relatives. B F Feazel, helper to M A Gee at the Interlocking plant, left for Mansfeld due to sickness. Mrs Anna M Frage of South Vine Street moving to Canton. Mrs Michael McGinley of LaTourette Street slowly recovers from bronchial pneumonia. Fred M Armstrong resigns as city editor to become secretary and press agent for Eva Ray Theatrical Co. Dining car chatter and railway notes appear with some garbled text and a final stray mention of Admiral Softee.

J. Moran Lee Street Patrick Hanley Louderstreet George McGrath Wm Jalt Ft. Wayne Frederick A. Leffner Mansfeld Ohio Marion B. F. Feazel M. A. Gee Eva Ray Theatrical Company

Saloon Fight Leaves Gardener Cut. Rattlans Involved

In a North Main street saloon this morning Charles Gardener was badly cut on the left hand during a fight with several rattlans. He was removed to Central Emergency hospital where care was provided.

North Main Street Charles Gardener Central Emergency Hospital

Local Probate and Education Notes Lead City Updates

William C. Long named administrator of Ora I. Jones estate by the probate judge. Charles E. Gukens to lecture at Prospect school on The Centralization of Common Schools. Jacob C. Newman of Bucyrus and Mrs. Dade Christman of Tully Township wed in probate court by Justice Conley. Pupils dismissed afternoons for exams. mornings used for test administration and teacher paper grading.

William C. Long Ora I. Jones Hoh Charles E. Gukens Prospect School House Jacob C. Newman Bucyrus Dade Christman Tully Township Conley Migg Joaste North State Med Sager Hinklin End

Fox Chase in Progress in Marion County

Foreign hunters gathered for the second annual hunt directed by Candy John McClellan at the European Hotel area in Marion County. Reynard was released at 3 PM with a half hour head start as thirty dogs stood ready. details to follow in tomorrow's full report. The fox was later killed by a hound owned by Harry Hedges after a three mile run and taking shelter in a rail pile.

Chase Candy John" McClellan Marion County Candy John Reynard Fast End Fox Harry ‘H. Hedges Mr. Reynard Hedges

Railroad official promoted to inspector of explosives bureau

Mr B. Stuart chief clerk to Superintendent A Allen of the Erie road has been promoted to inspector of the bureau of railroad transportation of explosives and will leave January 24 for his new post. Stuart is well known in this city. many friends will greet his success. A successor for Stuart has not yet been chosen. All railroad engineers and conductors are warned to take special precautions in winter operations.

Stuart A. Allen Erie Road Bureau of Railroad Transportation of Explosives

Stockholders Meet in Annual Session at Citizens Building and Loan

The Citizens' Building and Loan company held its annual stockholders meeting Wednesday night to approve a capital increase to 1,000,000. Officers named were M. Lawrence president, J. M. Schneider first vice president, J. A. Schroeter second vice president, J. J. Schoenlaub treasurer, J. W. Jacoby attorney, C. G. Briggs treasurer, with J. W. Jacoby, J. A. Morchant, and KB Merkel named to the executive committee and B. F. Waples, S. H. DeLong, and J. J. Schoenlaub as appraisers. The past year yielded profits of 95,000. capital stock rose from 300,000 to 1,000,000 amid rapid growth.

Citizens’ Building and Loan, Company Citizen's Building and Loan Company Jacoby Donithen M. Lawrence J. M. Schneider J. A. Schroeter J. J. Schoenlaub J. W. Jacoby C. G. Briggs Schneider Iriga Morchant Merkel Waples DeLong Schoenlaub Omers

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