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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1908

Page

8

Two Railroad Workers Die In Powell Boiler Explosion

Two men were killed when boiler on engine 242 blew apart near Powell station, 16 miles north of Columbus, at 1 30 am Sunday. Engineer Wetterman, 42, and Fireman Bans, 41, were instantly killed as the boiler surged, shattering the engine and ejecting debris. Investigators say the cause may remain a mystery, with low water cited by some but disputed by railroad men.

Hooking Valley Railroad Powell Station Columbus Willem Woetterman McDowell Street M. H. Bans West Bich Street Wetterman Owitch Toledo Baus Dava Neator Crate du Iulty Powell Wetternmin Touscie R. BE. Jones

Tragic Train Disaster Leaves Engineers Dead

A blaze and explosion wrecked a Hocking Valley engine killing engineer Wetterman and fireman Bans. Surviving relatives mourn two sons and multiple siblings as a funeral is planned. The battered boiler was moved to the West Mound Street roundhouse for inspection while casualties’ families receive grim news.

Fitewan Baie Baus Wettermant Weat Mound Street Roundhouse Wetterman House David Jallian Pauline Kunt West Chapel Street Nelile Mactner West Town Street K. King Wetterman Hocking Valley Bans Bob West Rich’ Street PJ Bauer Prank Bais White P. F. Bans Elzabeth #enrick West Heh Street Katie Merritt Forsythe Avenue Ave Columbus C. D. Martin Thirblin

A Cool Concoction for Summer Days

A refreshing drink for warm days made with freshly brewed tea, orange syrup, and lemon juice. It is served with Nabisco Sugar Wafers, a staple of household management and fashion in the era.

Old Fours Day Observed at Marion Churches

Large attendance despite intense heat as Marion churches devoted services to youth. United Brethren program featured Senior Christian Endeavor on character and death with talks by Irma Sontag Royal Martin and Rev. Lawrence Amos plus prayers by Clark Render Maye Shambaugh and Byron Reed. B R Sykes delivered the closing address on character.

Marion Christian Endeavor Society The United Brethren Church Irma Sontag Royal Martin Ife

Church Programs Highlight Youth Work Across Congregations

A Sunday across Calvary Evangelical United Brethren and Epworth Methodist features praise and youth-led programs. Rev L J C Reed and Rev David H Batley address youth involvement, with May Titus and league officers contributing. Miss Weldner from Sendai shares mission work in Japan. Also notes Marion Milling Co advertises flour and grain services at the old Prospect National Mill site.

Calvary Evangelical Epworth Lege Epworth Methodist League America David H. Batley Hiss May Titus Marlon Milling & Grain Co North Prospest Street Prospect National Mill Ca

School Board Meeting Tonight At High School

Tonight the Board of Education holds its regular meeting in the High School building. Superintendent H L Krank will present his report completed at the board's request. The report is described as very complete after extensive preparation by Mr Frank.

Board of Education H. L. Krank Frank

Falls From Train Leave Wesley Nettles Severely Injured

Wesley Nettles of Cleveland Ohio was badly hurt about six o clock Monday morning after falling from a moving train on the Me Four road. Officials had chased him from the train several times before the accident. He was taken to the Central Emergency Hospital where doctors deemed injuries not serious.

Wesley Nettles Cleveeland Ohio Nettles Mews

Death Notice of Oliver H. P. Brown in New Castle

Charles H. Gompt announces the death of Oliver H. P. Brown of New Castle Pennsylvania a wealthy resident known in Junction Place and Brown land camps additions. Brown died on a business visit to New York City.

Charles H. Gompt Oliver H. P. Brown New Castle

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