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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1908
Page
5
A notice requests police assistance to locate Mrs. Mary Hull who has not been seen. The missing person appeal stresses urgency after a single glass of wine is referenced in the report.
Notice from Marion Ohio on June 24 1908 closes the justices after 6 p m until further notice. Reports describe police court actions including a 14 year old boy named Hoen arrested for tampering with Lincoln Park lights and intoxication. The piece cites a larger run of juvenile mischief and a missing Marion woman inquiry, with police investigations and workforce schedule changes noted.
For June, the town collected 70 in city fines and 25.06 in state fees. George Howers was arrested last night by Constable J. W. Uloh and arraigned in Justice Cheser B. Gompi court on a charge of raping a board bill of 20 which he owed Frank Fetter.
D Crim was a business visitor in Columbus today. H B Vail arrived to attend to various business matters. Sir Matilda Hersh of Bilver Street visits friends in Columbus. Mrs H McGombs of John Street returned from a three week visit in Dayton and Piqua. Hazel Hammontree of Wascon visiting at H J Lower home on Olney Avenue. W S Denman of Denman Sewer Co. in Fredericks town and Cardington for a few days. Mrs S Rosenfeld and sons of Battle Creek Michigan visiting Mr and Mrs A Littwits of George Street. Dr H J Lower returned home from Wascon and other cities. Mine Mangarite Kotuse returned from Boston after attending the New England Conservatory of Music. Mrs M Griffin of Springfield visiting old friends and business here. she will return home tomorrow. Mrs Caroline Wilson of Delaware Avenue visited Columbus friends. accompanied by a sister guest. Mr and Mrs Edward Munnell and daughter Rhea of South Street home from Upper Sandusky funeral of David Isaacs. Welst of North State Street injured by a horse, lower limbs damaged, no bones broken, attended by Dr W Y Fox. Rupwnasta Gold Medal Flour.
County Clerk Kilnefeiler received the mandate from the supreme court in two cases John Baker vs Charles W Leffler and The State of Ohio vs C C Mesh The common pleas ruled for the defendants and the supreme court sustained those rulings Joan H Clark prosecuting attorney filed a petition in error in the circuit court in the Noyes case Judge Babat sustained demurrers to twenty four items in the petition and the prosecutor seeks reversal of the common pleas judgment
Maude Dennis daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Dennis of Leader Street died at home after a year long illness. Born in Prospect she lived in the city under three years. She was in the second year of high school and highly intelligent. Funeral services will be held at Wetley M E Church at 4 50 Friday morning with New C B Rowley officiating. The remains will be interred in Prosper Cemetery.
Fire Marshal warns Fourth of July fireworks endanger children and homes. Ohio data show dozens killed or burned yearly. calls for prohibition of high explosives and tighter laws. Cites Columbus and Toledo incidents and danger from bombs, rockets, and deadly caps.
Local events list marriages for George A Purkey and Gertrude Andrews. A free Baptist Missionary Society event planned at 267 South State Street on Thursday at 2 30 PM. Ald Society ice cream social on the lawn next to Tolot? includes notes on health and a hospital patient, and Mil re Marwelliee operated on for convulsions. Hulman to be ordained at Reformed church in Waldo on July 5. Christman to officiate. Mr. and Mrs. Elza Williams welcome a son. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Owens have a daughter. A horse was driven away on Wear Center Street. river dragging noted. minor fire calls in June with minimal damage. Delaware youths camping in the county, calling themselves Cypsies, include Rector Frank Steadman. Columbus passenger station shift rumored. Delaware auditor’s office may move. Delaware blind relief commission accepting applications. quarterly support from $25 to $27 planned for qualifying residents. Commission members: George B. Christin, Hayes Thomson, M. Wirhner.
Report notes a ceremonial gold medal being sent to a local figure, sparking pride in NewCity and prompting subsequent civic celebrations. The article highlights community support and the significance of the award for regional representation.
Sarah Jane Lugenbeel, born November 1897 near Chillicothe Roan County Ohio, married Luther J Rane in 1860. He died 1864 at Appomattox. Their son Marion C Russell shared the loss and later died February 12 1905. She later married Able Pickering in 1865. he died November 23 1891. Children include Harley P Ida M Alfred D Millard A Claus G. She joined Free Baptist church at Ta Rue Ohio and served forty years before passing in Marion Ohio.
Longtime resident cared for by family after her husband’s 1891 death. She endured sciatic rheumatism, kept faith with church vows, and lived with daughter Mrs George W. Parker in later years. She died June 18, 1908 at age 70 years 7 months 12 days. Funeral at Futrvein church June 21 conducted by Rev. RN Song of La Rue. Interment followed in church cemetery.
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