Grand night features and tricks at the theater
An 18 year old woman performed beheadings and other wonders on stage, using blindfolds and coin readings to astound Jame audiences. A magician demonstrated new tricks including black art fusion. Moving pictures met standards as a special matinee for ladies and children is set for 2 40 PM with 10 cent adult admission and reduced child price. Also noted are a Cedar Point excursion by Fairbanks Shovel Co. with special trains and ticket prices, plus a bake sale by the Francis Willard W T U at Turner's Grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zella
Jame
Hague
Uoon
Fairbanks Steam Shovel Company
Cedar Point
Pennsylvania
Marion
Ganduaky
Fairbanks
Fire hits summer kitchen on Waterloo Street
Fire department responded to a blaze at a residence on Waterloo Street at 6 60 this morning. Origin traced to an overheated cookstove. A fox terrier confined in the summer kitchen died in the fire. Property loss valued at $50 with no insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weet End
Wealey Montgomery
Waterloo Street
Hayride and social at Kirn Reformed church noted
Social roundup from Kirn Reformed Church reports a hayride to Miles Haberman near Longville, a church society meeting led by Mira Mary Loyer, committee reports, and a lawn party with a guessing contest won by Mr. Joseph Meldham. Guests list included O. M. McClelland and many others, with refreshments and music enjoyed by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Christian Aid Society
Kirn
Mrr
Joseph Meldham
H. Keller
Mra
M. McClelland
Levi Yoke
C. H. Kaickle
Bertha Hoberman
Gertrude Fletcher
Mae Weaver
Edith Sinning
Hilda Pangborn
Dora Neidhart
Nora Pangborn
75th Birthday for Mrs Mary Elizabeth Want
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Want of 41 East Church Street will celebrate her seventy fifth birthday on Saturday July 18. Friends are invited to call between three and six in the afternoon to honor her with best wishes from her children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Want
East Church Street
Bargain Day at Marlon Clothing Cloak Company
Saturday bargain day highlights salt bar gains at the Marlon Clothing Cloak Company drawing shoppers to browse discounts and sale items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlon Clothing
Luterran Ladies Picnic at Lincoln Park
The Ladien' Ald Society of the Evangelical Lutheran dareh held a picnic at Lincoln park Thursday afternoon. About fifty attended with amusements and social chat. A sumptuous supper was served in the park. The ladies spent the afternoon and evening there, returning home late. Beatty Long's sunshine shoe sale offered cut price oxfords and shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladien’ Ald Society
Evangelical Lutheran Dareh
Lincoln Park
Court Happenings in Marion Church Parsonage Sale Case
In the Common Pleas, Grant and Anna Key filed an answer to the trustees petition over the sale of the Evangelical Church of Marion parsonage. It is claimed the trustees deeded the property February 27 1907 without court leave, and the court is asked to authorize the transfer of the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Church of
Marion
Grant
Anna Key
Court of Common Pleas
Catarrh Cure Promises $100 Reward for Failure
A faded ad proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease. It claims the medicine works internally on blood and mucous surfaces and offers $100 for any case it cannot cure, with testimonials available by mail from F J Chamberney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Chpney &C
Toledo
Railroad Mates John Nelson Dies at Home in Galion
John Nelson, eldest of the Nelsons, a famed railroad man with many friends in the city, died at his Galion home Thursday after several months illness. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 PM at the Callen residence. Clinically, the notice mentions eye issues and deafness treated by Dr. Lunger at Huber Block Gott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nelson
Galion
Title City
Callen
Police Court Arrest Fines Drunkenness Case
Police Court reports Captain Carey was arrested Thursday for drunkenness and fined five dollars by Mayor Schertt this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fsherman Carey
Schertt
Probate Court reports Marion County vital statistics 1907 08
Probate Judge Harry Foster releases a report showing 615 births and 227 deaths in Marion County for the year ending March 8 1908. Deaths split 118 males 109 females. 192 born in the United States, 18 in Germany. marriages totaled 301 white and 11 colored. November leads in births with 36. Several guardianships estates and insanity cases noted including William Laurie delrium tremens hearing and Lee McKibben insanity affidavit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Foster
Marion County
United States
Germany
Reform School
Real estate transfers listed in Marion area briefs
Real estate deals show several transfers in Marion with small sums. Ida Hanawalt sells to Chanley Honfet ter for 1400 dollars. Emma J. Mosier sells forty acres in Big Inland township. Ida Mulroy sells a lot in Marion. Rose Werley sells a lot in LaRue. Other entries record transfers and prices in the Marion district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Real Eotate Company
George F. Fetter
Marion
Ida Hanawalt
Chanley Honfetter
Jones and Wilken
van Meter
Emma J. Mosier
Area
A. Moaier
Big Inland Township
Ida F. Mulroy
Samuel McElroy
Rose Werley
George D. de. Lauder
LaRue
Deaths in Columbus Area Condemned by Consumption
William Turner Aire of Columbus, sister of eight Mc Beverly, died Thursday at 1 40 PM from consumption. The deceased was thirty years old. Mr and Mrs Beverly went to Columbus last night and will remain until after the funeral services to be held Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Coleman
George Street
Frank Tuttle
LM. Coburn
FL J. Edwell
Milo Lewis
William Blue
Prank Techanen
Mra
Merkle
Lester Clapsaddie
Aire
William Turner
Columbus
Mc Beverly
Mira
Beverly
McGowan Sought On Failure to Support Three Children
Acting Deputy Sheriff J M Davison and James G McGowan arrived from Dubuque Iowa with an affidavit filed by Officer J W Uleh of the Trumane society. McGowan faces a hearing tomorrow on a charge of failure to provide for three minor children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif J. M. Davison
Dubuque
Iowa
James G. McGowan
Ofcer
J. W. Uleh
The
Trumane, Society
McGowan
Embroidery club mix up ends with peaches mix up
At Prospect and Greenwood Lake a matron hosts an embroidery club gathering. A mistaken package leads to a dramatic reveal of peaches instead of onions, causing amusement as Mrs Sweet explains the mix up at the Interurban depot in Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron
Greenwood Lake
Iplenic
Hadeen
Mrs. Sweet
Delaware
Drawing Set For Monday July 20 At 7 30 PM
Marion Clothing & Cloak Co announces a big drawing on Monday July 20 at 7 30 PM. Tickets available with one free ticket per purchase. collect as many tickets as possible. 213 W Center St location sign advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Clothing & Cloak Co
Center St
Charlie the big gray horse joins Waterloo Street fire drill
A Central Fire Department team trains on Waterloo Street when Charlie the big gray horse initially rushes ahead of Chief McParland and the crew. The horse calms after steady persuasion, but skids and sustains a flank rub while turning the square during the drill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie
Jon
Central Fire Department
Waterloo Street
Arumbie
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Kleinmaiers
Francis Willard W
Cren
Lewin
Patten Street
O. A. Parr
Latourette Street
Howe
Disbennett
R. P. Buzzard
Earl Sargent
Thor
Andy Bratton
William Hickson
John Fwasler
R. & Atkinson
Edgar
Truttt
Ed Hamilton
Thelma
Samuel Parr
Benjamin Wetteraur
George Starcher
D. Atkinson
W. Colling
Lonni
Mims Cora
Ethel Wihitlinger
Zanesville
Sawyer Sanatorum
Thunday
C. L. P. Club
Horace J. Cobbold
75Th Anniversity
Mary E. Wiant
Manhattan
the Manhattan
Society
Beatty & Long
Sunshine
Gott
Probate Court
William Laurie
Marietta
W. J. Hedges
Lee McKibben
Hedges
McKibben
M. Beverely
Gowan
Warner & Edwards
the Lewis Grocery
R. T, Lewis & CO
Price & Harley
Headstrong
Admiral Coffe
Miss Warrington
Frank
New York
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