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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1908

Page

1

Late News From Various Parts Of Marion County

Marion County notes record a string of social visits and travel across towns. Guests include Clinton Brown from Los Angeles visiting relatives near Lattne, Mrs. Ida Leighton in Marion, and Miss Flora Wels at Stephen Rinn home. Local concerns mention Henry Rush’s worsening cancer and others attending funerals and conventions.

Jan Mins Faye Howser Mies Vilas DeLander Swain Avenue Mies DeLauder Clinton Brown Los Angeles Cal Lattne N. A. Copeland Wim. Drake May C. Reynolds Z. W Rader Mariow Emanuel Bader C. C. Crowley Kokomo James Crowley Flora Wels Stephen Rinn Marion Win. Drake W. Cookston Scott Town Henry Rush Upper Sandusky John Bain Marlon June Mears Front Street Gail Laymen Town Frank Hager Leona Harriman Ethel Vacapher Chas Chicago Ed Carter Indianapolis O. Watking Idris John Berry St. Victory J. A. Slansor A. J. Bursard Quincy Taowlay Wednen- Bir A. TI. Davin Marshtreet Sun Mok Knight Won Burns Holland John Morral Homon

Local notes from a village column with obits and events

Residents attend funerals and visits mark a busy week in the village. Edna Dutton is named next leader of a reading group. spelling bees, vaudeville shows, and social visits populate the schedule. An obituary for Mrs. Euphoria Mavis and funeral plans for Thomas Chapling are noted along with postmaster affairs and local travel.

Agosta Tan Mide Fanny Horton Mies Idanebe Horton Javex W. F. Dutton Edna Nina Zandiville Gray Brighton Lolorado William Bai Marion Viel Lenote Miller Mire Verry Imbody Kathleen Elaine O. Min Jennny Grim Ohio Clayton Sinclair Puenday Mise Edna Dutton Wiha Martel Powier Delaware Thin Village Wehool Hose Clarence Young Newark Short Howers Town Hall Prettyman Wis Strawaer Dutton Humphreys Shelby Longville W. FB Prettyman Haw Cid Eng Aten Caleb Georgetown Kentucky lWwilliam Goober Alice Orrlett Springfelt Euphoria Mavis Mia Thomas Chapling Kainex Price Cemetery

Community Visitors and Local Guests Mix in Kirkpatrick

A string of social visits and guests are noted around Kirkpatrick and nearby towns. Mrs Kelloge hosted at her home while Mrs Swisher, Miss Lyon, and Miss Hinemway were referenced as guests or hosts. Several locals including Mr Coulter, Mr Hummer, Mr Toblantas, and Mr Alexander were seen visiting or making short trips to Kirkpatrick Marion and Caledonia.

Kirkpatrick Mre Baker Wednemay Rone Kelloge John Swisher Luemding Tatlea Matthew Mim, Brady Indiana Maxon Toblantas Vennsylvania’ Railway Tobias Minn Hidyth Hueyrue Cote Marion Gharled Coulter Marth Wan Iey Boers Hoeyruw Tueaday Mita Grace ‘Lyon Grace Hinemway Robert Weir Hucyrus Wethenday Hert Hipaher John Hummer Nineman of Caledonia Mee Alexander Marjon

Caledonia News Roundup and Local Changes

A chaotic local notice with scattered names and events reports eye specialist scams, property moves on North High Street, and April relocations. Community members like Jim Wood, Keith Welch, and J C Coehrans are mentioned alongside later family visits and illness rumors. Notable items include a new electric sign for Dr J B Maker’s office and a Delaware reference. Lydia Stone dies at eighty two after residing on South Main Street.

Jol Wood North High Street J. C. Coehran Wood Keith Welch Sation Green Camp Ormer John Witcraft Howser Caledonia Hin Sone Galvin Knell Mobinson Vils Robt Douce Barelli Tramball County Hin Atily Maren J. KB J. G. Kingabury Ream Ad Theater Bia Ome Delaware Lucvnd& Carruthers Weat Vlut Lydia Stone South Main Street

Local social notes from Kirkpatrick Marion and surrounding towns

Numerous short visits and guests across Kirkpatrick Marion and nearby areas. Enumerates Mrs Dawson and daughter Lelia, Minor Linn, Arrand of Martel, Wave Mason, John Stason, WW d Weir, Mary Jones, Alf Clutter, Vera and Ella Kennedy, Ethel Weir, Edith Denning, John Miller, G W Neal, Floyd Kawies, Stove Kellogue, Mrs Dawson, Rowencranne, Frank Mitchell, Tobias family, Miones Mote, Dewnie Mason, L Matthew, Will Coulter, A Roamanyder, Ray Reamsnyder, Ula Windom, and others hosting or visiting relatives in Marion, Hueyras, Buoyras, Morral, and north of Kirkpatrick.

Edith Denning Marion Brown Kerrier Virginia Mra K. Konder Clyde Houpt Haupt Mrr John Miller G. W. Neal Floyd Kawies Stove Kellogue Day Whe Dawson Irl Rowencranne Staison Frank Mitchell Hush Tobias San Hueyras Miones Mote Dewnie Mason New Martel Questa Mike Nellly Woldmler Matthew Will Coulter A. Roamanyder Ray Ream Snyder Het Ula Windom Mre Ulnger Kirkpatrick John Hord Hord Hay Hill Buoyras Baturdiy Mru Claud Knowles Hon Morral

Winter social and theatre draw small town notice

In a New Market era report the piece notes a family gathering at a home with relatives visiting from nearby towns. It mentions a dancer and performer visiting, a Prospect school event featuring a royal Gypsy Conver t company, and guests such as Mr Rose of Marion and Mr Setting of Columbus visiting relatives.

Bunday Wrother Lor Howe Prospect School Fontain Aim Ned Menell Royal Gypsy Convert Company Opera House Rose of Marion Schilling Jont Mr. Or Setting of Columbus Helle van Ostet

Richwood Wehwood and Local Notables Form Band Group

Richwood and nearby residents organize Ty Urst claw band with members Fred Wright Fred Rapp Miner Winter Misery sohertaer Frank Schertzer and others permanently based in Highwood. Several more experienced musici ans may join. Local civic updates include street paving and a new Case Produce Company formed by Ry Case, H Miller, and S Winter.

Wehwood Jim Hichwood Richwood Fred Wright Fred Rapp Miner Winter Misery Sohertaer Frank Schertzer Fred Pinney Ln Hildreth Clyde Witdroth Hert Loveless Rank Acker Ining George Sith Maine Richweon Beem McCombs John Lake Wm Biddle George Kosht West Ottawa Sient Mike Louie Clayton LaRue Mire Alice Clayton Wie Welle Endianapolis Divorge RR Gum Sam Beer Ddd Marysville Misa Maude Sith Kelle Clinger Marion A. McDaniels Town Jan Ottie Lewis Main Almons Sidney Simone Bia Fatherndow Stawon Caw Bisinedx Bre

Minister Accepts Covington Church Post

Prospect Prospect Jan 24 Sunday Rev Chaaf announced his decision to accept the Covington Reform Church pastorate with resignation to take effect by March 0 as soon as a replacement is secured. The move caused sorrow. several local residents were noted visiting and sharing updates on family and work changes.

Chaaf All of Covington Nevvehaaf Horrow Mim Cope A. Coleman Ashley Stoke Ina Howlton Magnetic Springs Helen Freeman Roberts Birmingham Stone Automobile Works Marion Ens Sesajo Marlon Kiva Fritch Mra Johnson Connell Pare Ave Gilbert Ome Minella Milin Cardington Eost Rela J. N. Freeman Millicent Bigerstaff J. N. Bower

Furlough Ends for Antoricn Toracke Troops

An Antoricn toracke unit, previously stationed at Woman Tl um, United States Infinity, faces furlough expiration and plans to relocate to Port Tortor, N. The move follows a period of duty and the soldiers await orders as furlough ends.

Antoricn Torracke Tlm Jon Boon U. 8

Fragmented Century Echoes in Odd Narratives

A garbled column of notes recounts diverse scenes from distant locales. References include Oregon subterranean waters, Groveton New Hampshire, Daniel Webster and Benjamin Butler in a Me courthouse, and a Rutland Vermont deer exhibition. It cites patent totals and a curious bath jumping display.

Daniel Webster Benjamin F. Butler Olf Wiseneset A. Pitch French Statistica Rutland

Tales They Tell. Thief tale with misfires and mischief

A St Louis thief story recounts improbable events from a man named Daniel Satmnders arrested in Kansas City. The tale weaves amid handles of money buckets and chickens. Farther notes describe a tree, a snowball rolled to a chicken coop and a chicken yard misadventure. A dramatic stunt atop a 175 foot smokestack sees four Harvard students dangling and playing seven up.

St. Louis Daniel Satmnders Kansae City Roderickn Del Hoye Tusten N.Y Sehneider Behneller Plas Mra Stella Clapp

Minister Urges Pupils to Build Character in Business

Rev B A Platt of the Congregational church delivered a third trimester lecture to School of Commerce students on character as capital in business. He urged focus on positive traits, vision, concentration, and integrity, noting character attracts opportunities and sustains success. The address included anecdotes and emphasis on maintaining a big, clean, square character to secure major business gains.

School of Commerce B. A. Platt Con‘mul Christian Church Jarke Platt

Plays and Players Show Shifts in Early Vaudeville and Stage

Sam Bernard's new vaudeville comedy Nearly a Hero stars a shifting cast. William Tanteay the English comedian departs for vaudeville while Vinlo Daly returns to the same circuit. Marie Doro heads to London after appearances in The Morals of Martin, with Wallace Aoldinger and Robert Edeson in Classmates. June Van Buskirk, once in The Bart of Pawtucket, debuts a London club role and plans stager retirement. Henry Blossom, author of The Red Mill, also linked to The Yankee Consul and other works.

Sam Bernard William Tanteey Vinlo Daly Marie Doro London Martin Wallace Aoldinger Robert Edeson Twould June van Buskirk Pawtucket Baw Henry Blossom

Progress of School City and Civic Education

President Roosevelt supports a national plan for teaching good government in public schools through the School City method. Circle article by Lyman Beecher Browne describes how Wilson Gill founded a model of miniature democracies in schools now spreading across states and nations. The movement aims to teach self discipline and civic responsibility by enacting real government functions under supervision. It notes leaders like Gill, the Patriotic League, and board members including Roosevelt, Hale, and Jacob Rite, while highlighting financial sacrifices of its founder.

Roosevelt Lymin Beecher Blowe Wilson J. Gill Prac Browe Way Mini Ture Brwt Patriotic Leagues Moosevelt Edward Everett Hale Jacob Rite Str Gill Indiane Ly

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