Ruling Orders End of Red Cross Emblem Use in Ohio
The Ohio State Journal reports Judge Huntler enforces a 1905 act prohibiting unauthorized use of the Red Cross emblem. Businesses in Cleveland and Marion faces penalties. many have pledged to cease the insignia use. Red Cross hospitals ambulances and firms risk action if they continue.
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Adams Denies Elopement Plot As Fabricated Tale
Mr Loney releases Adams statement refuting rumors of an attempted elopement with Miss Edna Morrison. He says the only basis is that Miss Morrison stayed overnight at her sister’s home without parental consent. Adams notes no objection to visits and that the entire tale lacks any foundation.
Musical program replaces morning rhetoric at high school
An interesting musical program was presented at the High School building this morning replacing the usual Thursday morning rhetoricals. Professor Frederick Berryman sang several solos with piano accompaniment by Mrs. V. E Dombaugh. The selections were well received by the pupils as Principal H. Winans led devotionals.
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Ohio Northern University president vows reforms for winter term
President Albert Edwin Smith of Ohio Northern University outlines strict moral training and discipline. Measures include expulsion for liquor violations in Ada, mandatory chapel attendance with grade penalties, suspensions for failing in three subjects, and faculty visits to pool rooms and low resorts to report students. Illness only excuse for absence.
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Fire Doused at N P and O Crossing on Cacapher Avenue
West End Fire Department responded to a grass fire along the road bed near the N P and O railroad crossing at Cacapher Avenue yesterday evening. The flames burned fiercely and threatened nearby buildings before being quickly extinguished. residents had sent in a still alarm.
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May Work Both Ways Board May Be Asked to Pay Taterent
A terse notice indicates the board may be asked to cover a payment labeled taterent, signaling potential financial responsibility shifts. The fragment suggests an upcoming discussion or decision without detailing parties or amounts.
City funds overdrawn but soon redistributed among banks
City funds are overdrawn and cannot be replenished for a month. City Treasurer C. D. Walters plans to distribute money from various funds equally among banks that pay two percent interest on deposits. The move follows council ordinances and school board input. The sinking fund and county funds will also be distributed, with about $38,000 to be paid to the school funds and potential interest implications for overdrawn sums.
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C. D. Walters
Reverend Geo M Bourke Sparks Interest Across Services
Special meetings at Epworth M E church draw growing crowds despite cold weather. Rev Dr Bavepot of Second Presbyterian delivered a strong sermon delighting attendees. Afterward two worshippers came forward for prayer and testified to their acceptance of God. Tonight Rev Geo M Bourke of First Presbyterian speaks, with Friday at Colonial Bowling parlors.
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Epworth M. 1
Ohlo Nevada Electric Power Mining and Water Co Formed
New company effects organization with capital stock set at 1 2 ,000,000. Directors include Dr A Rhu J EB Baker W H McClain and many others. Officers named Dr A Ahn president W H McGlain vice president W H Bowers secretary M H Rubins treasurer Fr H Guthery general counsel and Marion National Bank designated as depository. Incorporated in Nevada with properties in Plache Bristol Macoln county Nevada Carnation Patent Flour product line noted.
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Huber
Ohlo- Nevada Electric Power, Mining and Water Company
Dr. A. Rhu
J.eb. Baker
W. H. McClain
Wills Hipsher
L. H. Ramee
W. H. Bowers
Charles W. Myers
H. ‘Guthery
Marion National Bank
Nevada
Plache
Bristol
Macoln County
Soldier Boys Step Lively In Marion Drill Meet
The first drill meeting of Marion's newly organized military company was held last night in the G A R rooms at the courthouse. Captain Richardson led light drills and formation movements while most officers and members attended, two absent ill. Officers have not fixed drill quarters.
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Bids Sought for Marion County Fair Ground Rental
Bids for renting the fair ground stage and residence on the Marion County fair grounds are due by noon February 8 1908. Lease from March 1 to March 1 1908 includes barns and track, with a 500 dollar bid bond.
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Ange
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Rent plans for opera house and skating rink eyed
The city considers re renting the opera house rooms and possibly the skating rink for events. Captain Richardson has not yet appointed non commissioned officers and will wait for equipment arrival. A description notes winds of seven miles per hour, a storm at 36 miles and a hurricane at 80 miles per hour. Friday is ladies day at se n oulal Howling parlors.
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