Peculiar Letter Sparks Temperance Incident Report
Police Chief Cornwell received a peculiar letter from Mrs. George Parker of Abler Avenue. An aged woman, she was taken to the city prison after a temperance disturbance at her home. she was later released after a mayoral talk. A brown mare and buggy were reported stolen in Kenton. officers search for the culprit, identified as Speck, who is allegedly enlarging pictures on pillow toppers in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Parker
Abler Ave. Rue
Wilhelm
Thompson
Parker
Cornwell
Kenton
T. A. Speck
Jon
Mra. T. A. Speck
Woodland Avenue
Norwalk
Ohio
Speck
Nervous Headaches Cured by Nerve-Nourishing Pills
A Ithaca woman credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with curing years of nervous headaches. The ad describes headaches caused by malnutrition of nerves, claims pills feed nerves through the blood, and notes relief after using the product. It cites Miss F. Mae Markell of 108 Huestis Street, Ithaca, who improved after starting the treatment. Pills sold by druggists or by mail from Schenectady, 50 cents a box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
Baeelee
Irem
Wiliits
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Social evenings feature club gatherings and prizes
Mrs Frank Ritzhaupt hosted an embroidery afternoon at her Pleasant street home with Mrs Roberta Findlay and others. In two weeks Mrs Louta Thi of Wilson Avenue will entertain. The Woman's Home Circle enjoyed a Lincoln Park outing by the I. N. club with Mrs Coborn winning a fancy purse and Mrs Mason a painted plate. Allee and Jennie Pete re cared guests for Prof. D. F. Kelsey Findlay and Dr. J. J. Kall were honored guests at Vine street gathering with music. Mrs M. J. Bullivan hosted a bridge party for Mrs Arthur Thoney before her abroad trip. Pearl Cheney won the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ritzhaupt
Lincoln Park
I. N. Club
Coborn
Anod Mason
J. Brinker
Misven Allee
Jennie Petere
Vine Street
PF. D. Kelsey
Findlay
J. J. Kall
Columbua
M. J. Bullivan
Bridge
Arthur B. ‘Honey
Pearl Cheney
J. FP. Prendergast
P. Martin
FA. Huber
Fred Dombargh
Rapp
Mre
H. B. Hane
Uhler and Phillips Stock Ad Promises Clearance Bargains
Uhler and Phillips advertise drastic price cuts on stock with shirts waists reduced to 45 to 60 cents on the dollar and muslin underwear, wash goods, linens, and dress fabrics marked at one half or less. They tease “thunder” at a sale planned for Saturday a week from July 18th.
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Uhler & Philips
Les
Aalin
Unldr & Phillips
Uhler & Phillips
Grand Rapids
Railroad wreck blocks Marion Manufacturing tracks this morning
A Big Four freight derailed when backed into obstructed tracks near the Pennsylvania road, disrupting service as local workers cleared debris. Hocking Valley and Erie officials plan coordinated timing to prevent future conflicts at Center street crossing, marking a shift in train sequencing.
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Marion Manufacturing Company
Hock~ine Valley Road
Erie
Center Street
Ble
Missionary Society Plans Lincoln Park Picnic
The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Societies of the United Brethren Church met at Mrs A C Jennings home. The program opened with a song and prayer, readings by Mrs Dunn and Mrs Coler, and discussion on Christian Giving. The group will hold their next meeting at Lincoln Park on the second Thursday in August followed by a picnic.
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Woman's Home
United Brethren Church
A. C. Jenings
Silver Street
Mra
Mattha Kurtz
Levon
H. C. Dunn
William Coler
Mika Allee Sheedy
A. O. Jennings
Sarah Sheedy
Lincoln Park
Local events report minor injuries and activities
Tach H Flocken attended the thirteenth annual meeting of the Ojo State Pharmaceutical association at Cedar Point. Fred Mitchell of Commercial Street fell from a freight car in Erie yards and fractured three ribs but received non life threatening care. Harry Rubi on Hast Center Street injured his second finger while playing ball. A Steam Shovel plant worker mashed a right finger while removing houses on Tent Street and was treated by a doctor.
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Tach H. Flocken
Cedar Point
Ojo State Pharmaceutical Association
Fred Mitchell
Commercial Street
Erie
H. J. Lower
Harry Rubi
Hast Center Street
Smith
Admiral Comfre ad promotes Medal Flour baked goods
An odd text fragment urges try Admiral Comfre and Medal Flour for delidinis baked Rotanei and mentions The Mirror Want Column. It appears as an ad style snippet with promotional tone and unclear product names.
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Mirror
Hay Bale Accident Strikes Mrs Scott in Scott Town
Mrs. Charles Scott, 35, of Scott Town, was struck on the head by a heavy pulley while helping load hay. She was unconscious for a time and her recovery was reported doubtful. a physician treated her at home.
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Charles Scott
Scott Town
Catarrh Cure Claim Promises $100 Reward
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure offers a $100 reward for any case it cannot cure, claiming to heal a constitutional disease by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. The ad urges sending for testimonials and lists F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio as providers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo, O
Will Pull Hard for Greater Marion
A meeting of the Retail Merchants' Association executive committee at the Commercial Club discussed reorganizing for broader work in Marion. President EB K Uhier aims to boost growth, attract new industries, and launch the Merchant's Booster Club, a five member committee set to drive commercial development.
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Retail Merchants’ Association
Commercial Club
EB. K. Uhier
Retail Merchant's Association
Marlon
Ithinglew
Hia
Ister
Marion
Wednesday afternoon closing pushed by executive committee
The meeting discussed a Wednesday afternoon closing movement. A resolution declared by the executive committee states stores should close all Wednesday afternoons during August. It recommends that stores undertake the work in their own locations to promote such labor efforts.
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Itla
Atorea
Missionary Society Meeting Delivers City Mission Topics
The Woman's Missionary Society of Wesley M E Church met at Mrs James O Hillery's Sharp Street home Thursday afternoon. Papers on Deaconesses and City Missions and reports by Mira Dilworth, Mrs Martha Smith, and Mrs Relir Rickey highlighted the session, with a hymn, Bible lesson, and a business meeting followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society
Wesley M. E. Church
Mra
James O. Hillery
Sharp Street
Mira
Ay Dilworth
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Martha Smith
Relir Rickey
H. C. King
Fea
Pix Wolock
Local personals list shows visitors and guests around town
H Ackerman made a business trip to Manefield today. C E B Sawyer visited Columbus. Officer Jack McDonough and family spent the day at Cedar Point. Mr and Mrs William Mountalager are at Cedar Point with the excursionists. Mell Barger of Mt Gilead is a guest at the W Winger home on Summit street. Anna and Helen Costello and Miss Sheehy of Dayton visit Miss Gertrude Graney of North Prospect Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack" McDonough
Cedar Point
William Mountalager
Mell Barger
Mt.Gilead Vne
W. ©. Winger
Summit Street
Anna
Helen Costello
Miss Sheehy
Dayton
Gertrude Graney
North Prospect Street
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Turners
Fapeyha
Chas. Turner & Co
E. Center St
Ielvin
Price & Harley
Telephone
Marion Chattel Loan Co
Marion Provision Co
E. Center
N. Main
Ohls
Ring
Valey
Railroad Motel
Karer’s
Lila-tf
Eaton
Tschaner Bros
Ihome and Foreign Missionary Societies
United
Brethern Church
Comfre
Wegoretes
Flottr
Missionary Society OF Wesley
Es H. Ackerman
Manefield
C. EB. Sawyer
Columbus
THE
Marion Department CO
East Center Street
Miss Warrington
Frank Bros
Supreme Court of Ohio
Supreme Court
Gilead
McMissen Neuro Magnetic College
South Muin Street
Ohio Milling & Elevator CO
Binder
Haberman Hardware Company
Ice Man
Marion Ice & Gold Storage CO
Manhattan
Quality Store
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