Local Marriage Unites Vespectabin Pair at Evangelical Parsonage
Mi Sanh AL Mopganthater and Me WWM H Htush wed Saturday evening at Mt. Vernon avenue Evangelical parsonage. Bride is eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Moganthaler of Claridon Township. groom, a Richland township farmer. They plan to live on the Martins Muth farm in Richland township. Also notes local flour and feed supply and grain handling at the old Marlon Milling & Grain Co stand on North Prospect Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Mopganthater
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Mra
John Moganthaler
Claridon Township
Richland Township
Mme
Dnaries Muth
Marlon Milling & Grain Co
North
Prospect Street
Prospect Nitlouial Mill Co
Pitiable Case of Delirium Tremens in Marietta
A man named William Laurie from Marietta stared in the street and spoke in delirious prayers after a night in police custody. He lapsed into delirium tremens, required medical attention, and showed a belief of persecution. He remained prayerful kneeling all night, later regained some rationality but relapsed, and may be sent to a hospital or mental facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Laurie
Marietta
Bell
Lan R
Ead Bell
Laure
W. Tl. Hinidin
Lila
Laurie
Ing
Labne
Free Free Heart Leather Rocker Giveaway Tonight
Free gift drawing announced by Marlon Giothing and Cloak Co. with every 50 cent purchase or payment. The rocker becomes available on July 20 at 7:80 p m, details suggest limited timing and eligibility for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlon Giothing & Cloak Co
Neat Folder Endorses Bank Conduct Under New Law
The Lwve Banking company issues a folder outlining its operations, assets and liabilities, praising the new banking law as requiring at least four annual reports to the superintendent and two inspections yearly. Directors listed include W. I. Ranb, J. H. Teenard, Milton Morral, and others. Stockholders named include S. I. Clem ens, Marshall Markey, GC. Allingyer, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lwve Banking Company
Thomas Oble
Superintendent of Banks
Eac
W. 1. Ranb
J. HH. Teenard
Milton Morral
W. 1
Guthery
G .P. Stahl
L. G. Copeland
W. J. Morrat
Clemens
Marshall Markey
GC. Allingyer
A. Clements
J. H. Staub
M. C, Clement
Cure for Catarrh Promises $100 Reward
Readers are informed that catarrh is cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure which is taken internally and acts on the blood and mucous surfaces. The ad claims a constitutional disease cured with a cure guaranteed to work, offering $100 if it fails and inviting testimonials to P. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Mall
Adirews P. J
Remains Transport Planned for Walter Hofstetter
Crissinger of Martel sails for St Joseph Idaho to transport the drowned Walter M Hofstetter formerly of Martel to burial. Orie Winger to bring remains home for interment if possible. Doctor Lunger of Huber Block treats Adenoids removed and Catarrh and Deafness corrected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Crissinger
W. M. Hofstetter
Crissinger
Martel
St. Joseph
Idaho
Walter M. Hofstetter
Oriewinger
Silk Mills Caveball Beats Steam Shovel In Narrow Win
Saturday afternoon Silk Mills Caveball defeated Steam Shovel nine to eight. Johnson and Jacoby scored for Steam Shovel, while McEkwney and Roseberry hit for the winners. The game featured many pretty plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silk Mills
Thirtese Donings
Johnson and Jacoby
MeEktowney
Roseberry
Marmola Diet Pills Claim Quick Weight Loss
An early diet remedy promotes Marmol Prescription Tablets as a simple plan to lose weight without exercise. The ad claims users can eat normally while taking a tablet after meals, with a potential loss of a pound or more daily. It cites Marmola Co of Detroit Michigan and lists ingredients as Marmol, fluid extract cannabis aromatic, and syrup simplex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bea- Uime
Marmola Co
Detroit
Michy
Bad Eye Pierpont Newsboy Crowned World Champion
John Pierpont, famed as Bad Eye, arrives in Marion to take a position at the Marion Daily Mirror. He earned renown by defeating Nutsy Fagan for the newsboy world title, selling 587 papers in seven hours and 4,568 papers in three hours during major events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Perpount
Merpout
Marion
Pierpont
McKinley
G. A. RK
Cleveland
Library Flourishes As New Writings Arrive At Marton Public
Trustees plan a large purchase of about 1000 books, adding to the 1031 volumes in circulation the first week and 1054 the second week. Librarian Ella Louie Smith reported robust activity, with staff busy stockpiling and shelving new titles. The reading rooms remain quiet and orderly as more visitors, drawn by the library’s growing collection, enjoy a calm environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marton
Wotary
Ella Louie Smith
Renling
Building on Fire Prompt Saved Leffler Slaughter Home
Fire at the Leffler Slaughter home south of the city was checked when firm employees acted quickly as flames engulfed the roof. The roof caught fire under unclear circumstances but prompt action prevented damage to several adjacent buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leffler
Mysterious Act at Grand opens hypnotism show
Mall Zella and Prof Hargue opened a week long engagement at the Grand with hypnotism and mind reading. They will present two shows each night at 8 and 9 15 with a morning pictures exhibition to follow. The full show costs 10 cents for all parts of the house.
Peculiar Tangle to be Fought Out in Court
Attorney General holds ouster actions may target Justice of the Peace in Marton township. The decision follows a 1907 election and 1908 resignations, noting incumbents may be sued if they refuse possession. Quo warranto proceedings urged for final adjudication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Enquirer
Mar‘lon County
Marton Township
CG. Thompson
Uburlea Gowel
Columbus
Ohio
John H. Clark
Marton
S — Department
Alds
Supreme Court
Ohlo
Brown
Justice of the Peace
Attorney-General's Department
Auction Items Offered by Marion Clothing and Clock Co
To be given away a cue leather rocker a three piece silver tea set one wet silver tea set for ladies and gents watches. Be here with your tickets July 20 at 7 20 p m Marion Clothing and Clock Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Clothing & Clock Co
Republicans Seek Harmony Meeting for Thirteenth District
A large gathering at Mouker and Quigley offices in Bucyrus April 40 aims to restore unity between Tait and Foraker committees. The plan is to convene a Cedar Point meeting in early August with prominent Republicans ready to participate. Admiral Coffer is noted among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tait and Foraker
Bucyrus
Mouker
Quigley
Cedar
Point
Thirteenth District
Police Court Update Drops Marty Farrell on Bail
Police court records show Marty Farrell arrested on a warrant and charged with obtaining money by check. Officer Mei led the case. George Ackerman and Burrell linked to the matter. Case settled this afternoon with Farrell released on liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty Farrell
Mei
George Ackerman
Jeharglog
Burrell
Farrellie
Morral Stitchers Club Holds Afternoon Social
Mita Mabel Richards hosted a Morral Stitchers club gathering Monday afternoon with nearly the entire membership attending the four o'clock Hocking Valley train ride. The group enjoyed several social diversions and refreshments before returning home later that evening. TRY ADMIRAL COPYER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mita Mabel Richards
Morral
Stitchers Club
Hocking Valley
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Kleinmaiers
Kleinmaier
Tlon
Hawes
0. J. Stone
Admiral
Smart & Waddell
Smart
Waddell
William Laurie
Othver Hostetter
James Hitter
Navy
West Ind
Ritter
Monty
Annob Noss
Joseph Rothfuss
North Main Street
Officer Bell
Oxfords
New York
The
LaRue Banking Company
DR. Lunger
Huber Blook
Bad Eye
Denman-Jenner Co
Passerby
Slaughter House
Molumn
Zella
Hargue
Kater
Ulett
Thompson
C. KH
Gompt
Admiral Coffer
Opluma
Clubs
Admiral Copyer
Warner & Edwards
Madras
Towela & Dame
Warner
Edwards
W.H. Clark
Telephone L
Uhler & Phillips
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