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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1908
Page
12
Local notes from LaRue and surrounding areas list numerous social visits and travels. People from Marion, Columbus, Kenton, Norwalk, and Cincinnati send greetings, attend family gatherings, and report relatives visiting. educational meeting attendee Prof. Bell heads to Cleveland. several residents travel to Kenton Morral Ada and other towns for visits and care.
Prospect residents share visits with relatives from Lancaster to Columbus and Marion. Numerous neighbors welcome guests, note recoveries from illness or surgery, and report gatherings at homes in Prospect, Aubley, Toledo, and Columbus with names such as Miss Helen Horn, Mrs. Walter Hershey, and Mr. Harry Prntah.
Caledonia July 3 work on removing the M I church building is finished leaving only the stone foundation and plaster. Mr Lyons completed the job in under twenty days for the committee and left the ground in good shape. Mrs Frank Stone and Mrs Otto Must and children of Gedian spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs LeRoy Place west of town. Universalist ladies’ social Wednesday night drew a good crowd, receipts about 11.00. Mr Iden reported a pleasant trip to Port Huron Detroit and other Michigan towns. Mrs D F Landia left for Akron to visit relatives. Mrs G W Disman of Lima plans to visit her sister Met. Friends near town note Myrtle Denker cannot call at Idea store. John Smith travels to Kerenen town to visit Diewistoy. Mme Rogers and two children of Cleveland are guests of Mrs Hurt this week.
A flood of visitors and relatives fills Richwood area as residents host outings and family gatherings. Notables include Liz Marlon and Mire Mae Walker from Kenton, Detroit guest Mike Blanche Biddle, and Marion visitors Marion Kiln and Grace Mona.
Maple Grove community listings recount visits and greetings from Caledonia and nearby towns. Names include Mr and Mrs John Pink, Dr Gla, Gintly, Win. Gloibart, WH Coulter, Marion visitors Joseph Woldemaier, Robert Price family, and Harry Winok. Weekend gatherings featured Mr and Mrs David Stoll and associated families.
The report lists numerous residents visiting Kirkpatrick and nearby towns including Mr and Mrs Willis Hipsher of Reed City and Mrs EB Reeder of Bucyrus. Visitors spread across Marion Caledonia Crest and Marton with many guests noted from Kirkpatrick and Linn households. The ball game at Likens Chapel drew interest as Likens secured a 29 to 40 lead.
A string of guests and visits passes through Bucyrus Marion and nearby areas. Families hosted relatives and friends including Mrs John Dressler in Bucyrus and Mr George Neal in Caledonia, with numerous small gatherings, Sunday calls, and Thursday visits noted among local households.
A sequence of 19th century real estate deeds records transfers in Marion town, Prospect, Scott township and nearby areas. Names include Jonathan Carmean Maude Clayton Ida Noble Lona Moon James Kennedy Ida Noble Martha Smith Gass Brown and others with parcel sizes from one lot to twenty one acres and prices from 1 to 92,800 dollars.
The text argues cod liver oil is not a drug but a food with medicinal value. It praises its strength-boosting effects, noting its complex natural composition and limited understanding of its elements. It suggests broad use as a healthful food if not treated as medicine.
An 1870s style notice describes a novel method to mend a worn fabric where a hole exists. It calls for trimming frayed edges, placing a thin patch under the hole, then applying a heavy weight until dry. The result reveals the repair only on close inspection.
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