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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1908
Page
5
William Diehl was arraigned in Squire Compl's court on a charge of child support. He admitted guilt and was bound over to the grand jury under $200 bond. He was sent to the county jail in default of the bond.
William W. Motz known as Loo Mot a painter for Robert Cheney fell about twenty two feet at the side of the Fahey Banking Company's building between Strelitzs and The Fahey earlier today. He suffered a forehead cut a bruised leg and a lacerated arm and was taken to Central Emergency Hospital in serious condition though initial signs were not grave. Motz was removing a rope when the scaffold slipped and Cheney steadied himself, with Motz landing on his shoulder and head. He will remain off work at his Mast Center street residence for some time.
Abraham M Price born in Marion County on April 16 1847 died at home near the Gerdan Sixteen church on June 22 after 2 months and 6 days of illness. He married Anguish Hotrin of Busyrus on May 29 1872 and they had eleven children, seven of whom survived. The family joined the Sixteen M Church in 1884. His faithful wife predeceased him December 8 1900. Survived by two sons and daughters, eighteen grandchildren, a sister, two brothers, and many relatives. Funeral services held at the Sixteen M KE church with burial at the adjoining cemetery. Reverend Wallace officiating. The community extends deepest sympathy.
North Manchester Indiana hosts visiting friends from Shelby and Weat hhurch street while Findlay Ohio professor and Columbus doctor join Miss Jennie Peters party. Eugene Myers and Lauree Hamer attend Carl Spenser and Miss Annabell Miller wedding in Columbus. G W Baker hosts musical evening honoring Delia Menger of Columbus with Meta Raymer H W Berryman H A Marshall and Roy Baker among guests.
The ADMIRAL COFFEE company unveils a boat styled blend named Admiral Coffee. The vessel, built for tastings at sea ports, showcases a nautical branding push with the company’s roaster and barge crew aboard.
Amon Hildebrand sues Huber Afanu Manufacturing Co in common pleas alleging fraudulent signing of three promissory notes of 150 each for machinery. Two judgments exist with executions. the third note due November 1908 secured by chattel mortgage. Plaintiff seeks set aside judgments and mortgage cancellation. In another case, R H Martin administrator et al v Michigan Mutual Life Insurance Co, defendant file answer and cross petition. court ordered sale of disputed property with protections for interests. Gold Medal reference appears in closing.
Knights of Pythias lodge installs its new officers with William Ballantine as installing officer. Officers named include 8. T. Court past chancellor Kart Muck chancellor commander Jon Mitchell vice chancellor Lee Bwick prelate Harley Landis master at arms 8. T. Court master of work Gus Huneke and Harry Ellett outer guard. Plans made for a lodge and family picnic at Glenmary Park late summer.
Mrs. Harry Rice of Marion Ohio endorses Doan's Kidney Pills noting relief for her husband after years of back pain and kidney troubles. She cites improved kidney action and normal secretions after treatment and also reports benefit treating a child’s nocturnal bladder issues. Doan's sold nationwide by Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
Railroad foreman W Young of New York arrived on business and observed local interlocking plant. Reports say the new lamp system replacing electric Hahts is flawed. officials and foreman favor the chest lighting but some sections lack proper focus. RB Barnum, former Erie engineer, died at Dayton home Tuesday. funeral Thursday and burial in Kings town. Welsh, first trick operator for Pennsylvania, spent time at Cedar Point.
City Auditor Harry Elliott released the June financial report detailing a general fund balance of 11,840.25 on July 1 after month receipts of 1,007.57 and expenditures of 21,060.50. Public safety and health funds carried overdrafts, while the public service and special assessment funds showed mixed results tied to bond proceeds and receipts. A separate note reports the trial of George Blum vs Chanter Fairbanks ending with a reserved decision.
Albert Rukenbrod of North Ima faced a suspected tongue cancer after swelling. Four doctors warned of cancer and urged early surgery. His wife, curious, probed the swelling with a toothpick revealing a boil, saving him from amputation and a hospital visit.
Local events note the Prospect Embroidery Club and the Prospect M E B eturel group visiting homes near Delaware for a plenie, plus a St Marys Sewing circle postponement and upcoming Missionary Society meeting. A Powell Sunday School social, a Chicago trip for Mr and Mrs Harry Mealey, the funeral of Elmer Bureh from Owens Stone quarries, Epworth picnic at Bartlett Park, and a barn accident injuring Artur McNinon with medical aid.
Washington reports crop conditions with Winter wheat at 80.6 percent and spring wheat at 89.4 percent. Corn condition listed at 82.9 percent though figures appear inconsistent in the transmission.
Over thirty years ago M. Beauder naud, a French savant, showed by experiment that a quantity of dey sand in a tin box or canvas bag, with slight compression, forms a mass resisting sixty tons of pressure without breaking the box. The sand stays divisible, and a small hole will let it flow slowly. a paper patch can even check flow under fifty tons.
The notice touts affordable dentistry options urging readers to act now. It hints at possible savings and emphasizes the availability of modern techniques. No specific dates or providers are named.
A fragmented OCR item hints at an advertising want ad in The Mirror seeking Ootunia. The readable text suggests readers may respond to a request for a need or product named Ootunia, with no clear dates or contacts available.
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