A Wide Yield from Green Camp Wheat Harvest
The Prospect Milling and Grain Company received the first load of new wheat from Green Camp on Perspect street. Grown by Joho ravi near Green Camp, yield ranged from twenty five to thirty bushels per acre. This early grain, first of the season, holds rich interest for local farmers and growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Milling and Grain Company
Marion Company
Perspect Street
Green Camp
Joho Ravi
Sunday Schedule for C D M Line from Marion
First car leaves Marion at 6 a m and every hour thereafter. Last car to Columbus at 9 p m and to Delaware at 11 p m. Last car leaves Columbus at 8 20 p m. thfe tt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Columbus
Delaware
Funeral Services for Elmer Burch and Michael Laffler Held
Funeral services for Elmer Burch who died at Owens Stone quarry view were conducted at the home of Samuel and Burch on Thompson Street with Rev. E Rowley of Wesley M B Church officiating. Interment followed in the Marion cemetery. Michael Laffler’s funeral, from his Agosta residence, will be Friday at 2 PM with burial in Agosta cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fueral
Elmer Burch
Owens Stone Quarview
Samuel Burch
Thompson Street
E. Rowley
Wesley M. B. Church
Marlon Cemetery
Michael Laffler
Agosta
Six Races at Marion Matinee Promises Spirited Contests
Marion Matinee Club presents a six race program at the Fairground on Friday. Promised is a day of spirited horse racing with entries including Blood horses and notable county runners. The card lists VRST RACE, BEGOND RACE, MHIRD RACE, FOURTH RACE, SIXTH RACE with names such as Gamey, Burton Oliver, The Dude, General Brock, Elverso, Allie Runxel, Caledonia Girl, and others. Attendance expected to exceed any summer matinee with races for horses and pacing events detailed in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Inc
W. H. Foster
Orrie McCurdy
Borella
C. H .McCuray
Mozier Boy
Ben Mower
Burton Oliver
John Felmuth
Bessie O'Dee
Orrie Danner
Mise Winters
Dan Evana
McMurray
C. McMurray
Mhird Race, C. Trot
Hablt Mile Heath
The
Dude
Brock
Abel & Coonrod
Elverso
Allie Runxel
C. H. McCurdy
the Duke
Caledonia
J. Hill
Freddie C
John Carson
Scioto
Dick Beers
Brewer
Vesper Reer Hurley
Marion Snowball
Dan Stalner
the Margarette
W. Jolimon
Daisy Dawson
Perry Dawson
Roby Mack
J. #. McDonald
Lewanda—J. Maxwell
Joylette
Ed Brewer
Ira Beckel
Open Air Concert Precedes Cedar Point Excursion
Baker's band will play a grand open air concert at Court House Square this evening before the Marlon Steam Shovel excursion to Cedar Point tomorrow. The program includes marches, overtures, and selections by Washington Grays and Nabucodonosor, with a noon concert on the route. A large crowd is expected for the twentieth annual excursion, and the event promises a meritorious musical program and festive atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Court Hous Square
Marlon
Cedar Point
Washington Grays
Probate Court Eyes Rehearings in McNally Case
Probate court will rehear the application of attorney John C. McNally and Henry Snyder bound over to the grand jury on a charge of pelt lanseny with Judge Foster set for Friday at ten. The report recalls Eva Johnson a 19 year old former Western Union messenger. details about her move to Upper Sandusky and marriage to a seventeen year old girl as part of a larger local court narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. McNally Henry Snyder
Mayor's Court
Lanseny
Foster
Eva Johnson
Western Union
Five Saloons Quit Marion County Liquor Tax Report
County Auditor Charles L. Aven reports fifty three saloons operating in Marion County this year up to mid year with liquor tax collection totaling 2282.60 dollars. The six month totals compare with 24194.54 dollars last year. Distribution shows Marion city 4206.05, state 6684.77, infirmary 4456.61, Caledonia 952.00, Larue 714.06, Agosta 208, Prospect 952.00, Waldo 80.08.
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Marion
Charles l. Aven
Infirmary
Caledonia
Larue
Agosta
Prospect
Waldo
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Constitutional Disease
A 19th century advertisement proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure to be the only guaranteed cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease. It offers a $100 reward for any case failing to cure and instructs readers to send a testimonial to F. J. Chapman & Co. at Toledo, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J, Chpney & CO
Tofledo, O
Very Beautiful Home Wedding Unites Ethel Avon Scott and Ben Blake
Miss Ethel Avon Scott and Mr Ben F Blake were married by Rev D H Bailey at the Scott home on Windsor Street Wednesday afternoon. The ceremony was attended by close relatives and friends followed by a dinner. The bride, a Marion High School graduate, is popular and well known. the groom, son of Mr and Mrs F E Blake, works with his father in business as a Morist. The couple left for a lakeside trip and will reside in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Scott
Windsor Street
Ethel Avon Scott
Berymin F. Blake
Marrage
David H. Bailey
Epworth Church
Gothe
Marion High School
F. EB. Blake
Return of Rev Bailey and church officers elected
At the Epworth Methodist church quarterly conference Rev. David H Bailey was invited to return as pastor and Rev William McBrackney to remain district superintendent. The church reported 1962 members, 71 new accesses, 24 losses, and an 807 Sunday School average, the highest in history. Official members and various church trustees and stewards were elected.
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Epworth Methodist
David H.bailey
William McBrackney
Sunsday School
Leadere
Mre
H.C. Coll
Frank Lzuck
W. H. Moore
J. M
New automobile law to require four inch numbers on back of cars
On July 1 a new state law requires all drivers to display a four inch by one half inch number on the back of each machine. Chief Cornwell says the rule will be enforced. warnings are issued to drivers to comply. Also notes an ice cream social by the Pint Baptist church set for Thursday evening at D. H. Lincoln’s lawn, Church and Vine corner.
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Cornwell
Pint Baptist Church
D. H. Lincoln
Doll shoe giveaway draws crowds at New York store
At a West Center Street shop under M. Landon and Charles Myers, 2360 pairs of doll baby shoes were handed out to little girls bringing their dolls, between seven and eight oclock, drawing busy clerks and noting varied foot sizes and left right discrepancies.
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New York
West Center Street
M. Landon
Charles Myers
Epworth League Institute Closes at Lakeside Ohio
The Epworth League Institute near Lakeside, Ohio concluded its second annual session Sunday evening July 5 after opening June 29 under Rev Edwin Randall D D of Chicago. A faculty of eleven taught numerous league work subjects while a dozen young men and women pledged to ministry and home missions. Myron T Ketcham and John M Baxter were elected district officers.
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Lakeside
Ohio
Edwin M. Randall
Chicago
Geneva
Randall
Lynn H. Hough
New York
Peter Jacobs
Towa
Duncan
Byanaville
Ind
Mitchell
Meadville
J.moore
Columbus
Tushman
Mke Emma Robinson
Hillis
Denver
Myron T. Ketcham
Toledo
Iti
John M. Baxter
Cardington
Mansfield
Kirkpatrick
Chapel
Joanne Cl
Claff
Clutt
Idkens
Guy Fincher
Abbie Claff
James T. Osborn
M. ¥. Walton
Buries His Bride After Honeymoon Tragedy in Michigan
Mr and Mrs J B Berry of Green Camp attended the funeral for Mrs Du Ross who died days after their honeymoon in De Witt Town from Bright's disease. The couple, married June 29, had traveled to Michigan before her death. She taught at Hill Male High School in Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ja Tedcher
Hille Male
Mich
Judge Motes Que candidate Initiated at regular meeting
Judge Motes Que candidate initiated at a Lady Macca bees meeting held Wednesday afternoon in the judge halls. Attendance was large, with plans for a special session in two weeks at the regular Ben Hurs meeting Wednesday evening. Members expect a very large attendance at the next election. A new bylaw will be adopted at the Bik s evening meeting. Catholic Ladies of Ohio enjoyed a pleasant afternoon at Lincoln Park with baskets, dinner, and social diversions. A dance later tonight at Schwinger’s ball with Orchestre a.juble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elerlon
Biks
Ohio
Lincoln Bark
Railroad Notes At Erie Include Injured Engineer And New Hires
Erie notes report Harvey Davis, a longtime Erie engineer, injured at work with his right foot badly scalded, taking him off duty for an extended period. Ten new men began at the Erie round house, expanding the working force amid rising task levels. An engine mishap at the turntable caused by air failure led to damage, with a prior similar incident noted. the hosler was not hurt. B Bombarger starts as interlocking foreman at the A GC tower, and William Hyle returns to Gallon. A fourth section of Pennsylvania Freight 474 was disabled near Santusky, causing some disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Davis
Erie
Erie Round House
Hosler
B. Bombarger
A. GC
William Hyle
Rheumatism Cured in a Day by Dr Detchon’s Relief
An advertisement proclaims sudden cure for rheumatism neuralgia and sciatica with a single dose and claims immediate relief. The remedy is sold by The Demble Pharmacy opposite Marr House at 16 cents and $1 per bottle.
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Detchon
Demble Pharmacy
Pposite Marr House
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George W. Baker
Probate
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