Fight at Aosta Saloon Ends in Injuries and Arrests
A bloody afternoon brawl outside R D Cleveland’s saloon at Aosta involved Howard Garey and Captain Gillespie over a disputed sum. Marshal Harry Snyder stopped the fight. Carey and Gillespie were fined for intoxication and fighting, while witnesses Manley Bowen and Hickman were dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Cleveland
Aosta
Howard Garey
Captain Gillespie
Harry Snyder
Carey
Gillespe
William Manley
John Bowen
CG T Hickman
Gillespie
Chasinger
Galty
Barbershop Adjusts Hours for Independence Day
The barbershop will open all day Saturday July 4 for patrons and be closed Monday for employees to celebrate Independence Day. Secretary Marion Tarbers Asan, TB.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Tarbers Asan
Child Falls from Window. Little Girl Escapes Injury
A two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Kaucher of Bin Street fell from a second story window at their home. A roe buelt beneath the window broke the fall and likely saved the child from serious injury. The child was uninjured. Drs C. T. Wiant and J. B. Taylor were summoned and gave necessary surgical attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire
Ray Kaucher
bin Street
C. T. Wiant
J. B. Taylor
Funeral services for Maid M Dennis held at Wesley Church
Services for Maid M Dennis were conducted at Wesley Church on Wednesday morning with Rev C B Rowley officiating. Interment followed at Prospect Cemetery. A large gathering planned a Fourth of July lawn dinner and celebration at Dr Weeks’s West Center Street home Saturday evening. Mrs T J McFarland remains in hospital but is recovering at home on George Street. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs James Pollock on Kenton Avenue Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Dennis
Wesley M
C. Bk. Rowley
Prospect Cemetery
Dr. D
West Center Street
Min
T. J. McFarland
Leon
Central Emergency Hospital
George Street
James Pollock
Kenton Avenue
Free Baptist Missionary Meeting Discusses Mexico Topic
A Rome Street meeting of the Free Baptist Missionary Society was held with music and readings. Miss Anna Fite and Mrs. J. Johnston led talks on Mexico and California, while Mrs. Cummins spoke on The Women of Mexico. Supper was served and plans for August activities were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Baptist Missionary Locty
Rome
Mia
Mitchell
Gowth State Street
Jmusic
Mexico
Misa Anna Fite
Mire
G. B. Barnatt
J. Nicholas
John
Stose
Manuel Agenes
Chicken Thieves Arrested After North Main Street Theft
Dick Grovens Charles Monnette and George Gaffney were arrested early this morning by Officers Bell and Custe on North Main Street. They faced a city prison hold as police traced poultry thefts from Samuel Scribner on Grant Street and found five and seven chickens hidden at Monnette and Stevens homes. The trio admitted involvement but claimed the birds belonged to Stevens. Local officials vow to curb chicken thefts, while a street ordinance crackdown on noise is urged. Actress Mary Allen, stranded and penniless, received help to return to Detroit from the mayor and city infirmary directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Grovens
Charles Monnette
George Gaffney
North 1 Main Street
Bell
Custe
Samuel Scribner
Grant Street
Monnette
Stevens
North Main Street
Dick Stevens
Harrion Street
Belt
Gaffney
Marion
Marion Ohio school bids for fire escapes at ten buildings
Notice is given that Heart of Education in Marion City School District Ohio will receive bids on July 6 1908 at noon for furnishing and erecting 27 fire escapes at ten district buildings. Bids sealed and indorsed Bids for Fire Escapes addressed to Board of Education Marion care of Clerk by order of ADMUND HITA Clerk. Minnen White Canvas Oxfords listed. PRITY STARR Binder Twine per pound. HABERMAN HARDWARE CO. ad ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart of Education
Marion City
Marion
Ohio
Board Education
Board of Education
Admund Hita
Hall's Catarrh Cure Aimed at Blood and Mucous Surfaces
An ad describes catarrh as a constitutional disease and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a blood and mucous surface remedy. It claims physicians backed the formula, cites ingredients as tonics and blood purifiers, and notes a Toledo Ohio address with druggists selling the product for 75 cents. It also advertises Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Rally Day Notes Missionary Society Meeting
The Ladies Missionary Society of Calvary Evangelical church met at Mrs. Harry Schrock’s Blaine Avenue home with 22 members present. Devotions led by Mrs. A Miller opened a program featuring papers on Industrial Missions in the United States and Need in India and Africa, plus a piano selection. The next meeting, a missionary rally, will be at Mr. L D Zachman’s home on Main and Columbia, Thursday afternoon August 6. Also notices on eye treatments and Dr Lungber in Huber Block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Missonary Society of
Calvary Evangelical Church
Harry Schrock
Blainevenue
Seasion
Seadon
A. Miller
Schrock
Sarah Myers
United States
India
Mra
FB. Snyder
Africa
John W. Kinnefelter
L. D. Zachman
Main
Columbia Sreets
Caught in Freezer at Kal er Store
Jack Kaler proprietor of the Kal er Store on Weet Center street was injured at noon while working in the cream freezing department. His right hand was caught in a freezer, numb and painful. Dr. A ue treated him, and several stitches were needed. The incident was not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Kaler
Kaler
Weet Center Street
A.ue
Local Educators Attend National Education Association Meeting
Pro. L. Prank of South State street and Prof. M. Beckett of Seffner avenue returned from Cleveland after attending this week’s National Education Association meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Prank
South State Street
M. Beckett
Seffner Avenue
Cleveland
Naonal Education Association
James Doty Improves at Chicago Health Facility
James Doty remains seriously ill in Chicago but showing signs of improvement and is expected to be well enough to return home by noon. Local residents Mrs. F R Bond of Charleston and Mr. Harry Thatcher host relatives while in town, with other visitors from Los Angeles, Ohio, and California joining community members for short stays and departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Doty
Chicago
F. R. Bond
Charleston
West Virginia
Harry Thatcher
Eaxt
Church Street
W. Narance
Los Angeles
California
Marion
Calfornia
Charles M. Vogel
Mra. M. Vogel
South Greenwood Street
Paulding
Ohio
Mia
Henry Mackey
Cherry Street
Springfield
Smart
Richwood
Chicago Avenue
Court Happenings in Marion Court Docket
Mary Tipton seeks divorce from George D Tipton claiming they married May 2 1906 and that in summer 1906 he struck her and threatened to kill her and her children She asks for divorce and restoration to her prior name Mrs Mary Fisk Attorneys Jacoby and Donithea Also Raymond H Martin administrator of the estate of Harry A Martin sues Michigan Mutual Life Insurance Co and others claiming property in Wallace and True s addition to Marion and a large unpaid balance court to order sale of premises and protect heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Tipton
Common Pleas Court
George D. Tipton
Mary Fisk
Jacoby
Donithea
Raymond H. Martin
Harry A. Marti
German M. B. Ladies Meet at North City Home
The Ladies' Ald society of the German M. B. church met Thursday afternoon at Mr and Mrs L Bischs home about five miles north of the city. Telal tea was held and much business was discussed. Attendance was very good. The next meeting will be held in one month. Ladies Patent Oxfords priced 2.50 to 5.00 and over-one lot 1.08. Petty & Starr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald Society
M. B. Eharely
Petty & Starr
Mass Meeting Marks Temperance Campaign Opening
The temperance agitators of the city completed arrangements for a county board option campaign opening at Epworth M E church Sunday at 7 oclock. Prominent speakers will attend and special music is arranged. Petty and Starr advertise ladies patent oxfords priced 2.60 to 15.00 with one lot at 1.98.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temperance Aggremors
County Board l
Epworth M. KE
Petty & Starr
Marion Railway Power Plant to Cut AC Supply July Sunday
The Marion Railway Light and Power Company announces interruption of alternating current for light and power on Sunday July Standard from 6:30 A M to noon for additions to power plant equipment. Frank Glosser, Superintendent Lighting Department, issues notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Railway, Light & Power Company
Frank Glosser
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F. J. Lusch
Grocer
N. E
Price & Hurley
Telephone
Turner
Chas, Turner & Co
E. Center St
Marion Provision Co
N, Main
W. H. Clark
Telephone L
Lara
Agosta
Battle Ground
Admiral
Fred W. Peters
Fire Insurance Agency
South Main St
Free Baptist Ladies
Detroit
Soherff
Misa Mary Allen
Jackson Stock Company
Grand
Scher
Auister
Thay Jusead
Jackson Company
Minnen White
Oxfords
Sworth
Prity & Starr
Binder Twine
Haberman Hardware CO
Calvary Missionary Society
Lungbr
Huber Block
Tae
Jack Keler
J. W. Thomas
Cochranton
John Meteger
Earl
Eugena Crowe
Creativne
Oak Streel
Samuel Quigley
Columbia
Cal Lindsay
John Lindsay
M. B
MASS
Temperance
Leonard Cleanable
THE
Ohio Milling & Elevator CO
Eaton
Tschanen Bros
Tibet Honda
Manhattan
Quality Store
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