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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1908
Page
3
Amid the Rixey Brownson dispute, chatter grows about Bob’s moves on the Pacific. Pride Ion Flour garners a loyal following as grocers push its claim past rivals, signaling strong consumer approval.
The Marion County Farmers Institute will meet in the common pleas court room in the city on Friday and Saturday January 31 and February 1. State speakers Carey W Montgomery of Newark and D D Marsh of Mnerva will present addresses. Officers are G W Parks president J J Conroy vice president G W Uncapher secretary and Philip Baer treasurer. The executive committee includes I K Andrews O S Anthony and G W Douce.
Jury deadlock broken by a joke in the deliberations of the State of fluid against Frank Sebok and William Vargo. A verdict of acquittal followed after the foreman joked for a five year sentence for cowardice. Trial details show Mell ran for help rather than halt the burglars. Funeral services for Mrs Rosina Leebrech were held at the German Methodist church with interment in Murielon cemetery.
Marion Presbytery approves formation of a new Second Presbyterian Church in Marion. At a meeting held in the Meat Jehureh room, 65 members signed the petition and elected three elders. Rev. Leon Apes presided, with Rev. Paul R. Hickok delivering the sermon and Rev. Bates to lead the charge in early spring. A new edifice is planned on Lee Street Mission site this winter.
A garbled report cites Dr. Elmore and Dr. Eulyjonn discussing a rising wave of nervous collapse across major cities. Followers of religious and psychological leaders warn of widespread distress, panic, and sleepless nights as society’s tension grows.
Report states five youths including Holderman Binth Sleazy Henry Vigor and two others damaged shingles and a mine device at Mebiler Park causing a small fire. A superintendent named Molly Main with Addison Main intervened. one child died during the incident caused by a minelet. The group promised to pay for the property they destroyed and were released.
In a two day session the jury in the State of Ohio versus Frank Sebok Williams and Stephen Varga returned a not guilty verdict for the burglary charge. The trial was led by John H. Kirk for the state and Fred Guthery for the railroad company with DeGolley for the defendants. Campbell pleaded guilty to petit larceny in common pleas court and sentence was reserved. Other v Davis began in common pleas court with E W Parks as prosecuting witness alleging robbery at Fairground and State streets on June 11 1907. Earl Hill previously acquitted at the last term. Property appraisal for the Implement Lumber and Coal company overseen by O Wollenweber W S Probst and L J Smith was ordered by County Judge Young. The Salvation Army in England reports aiding 20888 women last year with 3162 entering rescue homes and fewer than 2764 restoring well.
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