Ice Cream Heist Sparks Police Probe In Town
A Wednesday evening social at a resident on East Center Street ended with unknown youths stealing the freezer of ice cream and other treats. Laur ie Laurie, held for safekeeping, shows improved condition after a troubling night involving imagined pipeline workers. Joseph Tracy and Sherman Carey face police action for recent arrests and intoxication offences. Dr Lungar advertises medical services in Huber Block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Smith
East
Center Street
Prohibition candidate Watkins draws Ohio support in Marion
WELL KNOWN HERE Professor A S Watkins the Prohibition candidate for governor of Ohio has a wide acquaintanceship to Marion and through his many visits to this city he has gained many close friends here He has spoken at various churches in this city in the cause of prohibition and allied with the Methodist church he has appeared repeatedly in local churches Mr Watkins has made many speeches on the courthouse square in the interests of the cause Now ready M H 8 S Annual at Crafta 1 16 2tpd
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A. S. Watkins
Ohio
Marion
Profesor Watkins
Methodist Church
Wat~kins
Court House
Death Claims Doctor Thatcher in Marion
Dr. John William Thatcher, aged 78, longtime Marion and Ohio physician, died this morning of pulmonary congestion. A funeral service was held at 4 p.m. and the body was taken to Mt. Gilead for interment. surviving son Edweel Thatcher of Ft Worth, Texas. Interment arrangements await the arrival of Mrs Edward Thatcher and the son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John William Thatcher
Marion
Vito
Thatcher
Virginia
Jana
Ohio
Morrow County
Siner
Caledonia
Hindevn
Hypnotism Exhibition Short on Subjects at Grand
Last night at the Grand the backward men show failed to attract enough subjects for the hypnotism exhibit. Manater Perry apologized and offered free admission tonight for attendees who missed the full show. A change in exhibition and pictures is planned this evening, with all students included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugue
Manater Perry
Local events and accidents in Mt Gilgad andarea
The Hogan s Kunts baseball team traveled to Mt Gilgad Priday for a game with the local club. Workmen began removing verandas at the Lincoln geboo building to improve access due to complaints about yard conditions hindering children. Contractor Joseph Murphy of Waterloo street was thrown from his rig and suffered a broken collar bone and head injuries when the coach overturned after a collision with an auto. Duck McDonough recovers from a sprained left ankle. Over seven hundred visitors from Columbus attended the Haig Mission Society event at Gast s Grove, with many locals joining as well.
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Hogan's Kunts
Mt. Gilgad Priday
Lincoln Geboo
Joseph Murphy
Waterloo Street
Murphy
James Wilson McMurray
Duck McDonough
Columbus
Haig Mission Society
Gast's Grove
Mail Boxes Tampered With at Algoeta Rural Routes
Postmaster KR E Prettyman reports numerous complaints from rural delivery patrons that mail boxes have been molested by petty thieves. Authorities at Washington have been notified and efforts are under way to locate the guilty party. The penalty for this crime is severe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KR. E. Prettyman
Algoeta
Washington
Pleasant Affair at Belter Residence South of City
A Sunday dinner gathering at the residence of Mr and Mrs George W Belter five miles south of the city entertained multiple friends and relatives including the Wasserbeck Rengler Benzler Seller Salter Hengler Hensler Ueller Oehler Bonsler and others. The Francis Willard W T U will hold a home made baking sale all Saturday at Turner's Grocery TAG.
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George W. Belter
George Wasserbeck
George Rengler
William Benzler
Edward Seller and
Kate Salter
Kate Hengler
Mixx
Florence Zelg
Anna Selter
Mise
Stella Hensler
John Beller
Joan Ueller
Frank Oehler
Henry Hengler
Guibert Bonsler
Francis Willard W
Notice to Marion informs on intoxication sale prohibition
Marion Ohio July 1 1908 notice by J W McNally warning all persons in the city not to sell or give intoxicating liquor to him in the future and stating he will file affidavits for legal proceedings. Admiral Copper gains public favor at topwave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ohio
J. W. McNally
Barn Destroyed in Early Morning Fire at Watkins Lot
Firefighters battled flames at 1:20 a.m. to save the rear barn of T P Watkins at 44% South Main Street. The barn and contents valued at about 1600 dollars were destroyed, another rear barn at 451 South Main Street prevented from blaze. Two horses were freed by A B Milliser. Loss fully covered by insurance.
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Central Fire Department
Box Ga
T. P. Watkins
South Main Street
Watkins
A. Milliser
Lodge Mates The Protected Home Circle Elects Officers
The lodge held a Wednesday session with large attendance and installed new officers led by State Deputy Stratton of Akron. Delaware members and many candidates attended as the group conducted business and a two course menu followed.
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PB. D. Stratton
Akron
Delaware
William A. Rice
J . Curl
Mamie Wasser
Mra
Laura Jump
Charles Conrad
Thomas Clark
Jawrence Buffard
Mre
Belle Bulford
B. Shetterly
Sentinel
Iman Brady
B. Shettertly
Louly Wasser
Dallas
Texas
Mpres
Erka
Lodge of Sorrow
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Oxfords
Turners Market
Huckelberries
Chas, Turner & Co
E. Center St
Marion Chattel Loan Co
W.H. Clark
Telephone L
F. J. Lusch Grocer
N. E. Cor
State @ Center
Marion Provision Co
N. Main
Mirres
Polumo
Laurie
William Laurie
Joseph Tracy
Wilhalm
Tracy
Sherman Carey
Babcock
North Main
Lungar
Huber
Prohibition
M. H
Crafta
Castoria
What Is
Cenuine Castoria
Mt. Gilead
Grand Opera House
Prettyman
Agosta
Department
George W. Seiter
H. S
Admiral
Marion Clothing @ Cloak Co
Marion Clothing & Cloak Co
Admiral Copper
Center St
T. P. Watking
JHE Department Company
John Stoll Shoe Co
Anthony
THE
Ohio Milling & Elevator CO
Price & Harley
Telephone
Jimmy
Haberman Hardware CO
G. W. Bowers
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