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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1908

Page

15

Marion College? New owners take helm with added courses

Three Eastern men purchase the Marion Business College from F. D. Crim and rename the school Marion College. A. C. Hines Selro J. G. Herron of Carrollton and B. Baird of Boston plan elocution music and a normal department, with a September opening and expanded faculty.

Frlay Mar- Hien Butiness College BD. Crim A. C. Hines Selo J. G. Herron Carrolton By. Baird Boston Selo College Hine Powhatan Kottegn Charlestown W. Va West Virginia State Normad C. Herron Carroltan B. P F. Baird Leland Powers School of Oratory Bowton Department of Oratory Eacaton Sie Marion College F. D. Crim Marion Mir Crim

Rock Swale Fish Run Attracts Anglers Near Marion

Marion fishermen report the Rock Swale east of the city producing some of the largest fish in local waters in recent times. Throughout the past week anglers searched for a suitable spot and, despite obstacles, have succeeded in catching substantial fish along the creek as fish are said to have shifted from their usual course.

Marion Rock Swale Arevk

Remarkable Conversion Sparks Revival in Miuffton

Homer Elliott reports a conversion during revival services in Miuffton Indiana. A farmer, converted after paying back $3.70 owed to a miller whom he had defrauded, then led to further change as the miller, moved by the event, attended services and donated a large sum to support the revival.

Homer Elliott Miuffton Ind Bolng

Court action seeks receiver for Marion Tool and Specialty

Erastus L. Coddington through his attorney HH. E. Hill today filed in Crawford county common pleas court to wind up the Marion Tool and Specialty Company. Judge Daniel Babst appointed Fred L. Carhart as receiver after a May term verdict of 383.87 against the defendant. The petition names Lucius A. Canbart as plaintiff and Martha J. Bowen executrix of James Bowen deceased as defendant, who has demurred to the petition alleging no valid cause of action.

Erastus L. Coddington Aly HH. E. Hill Common ‘Pleas Marion ‘Tool and Specialty Company Fred L. Carhart Daniel Babst Crawford County Common Pleas Court Marion Tool and Specialty Hayes Sharp Streets Lucius A. Canbart Fagainet Martha J. Bowen James Bowen

Excursion Trains Run for M C Lilley Company Trip

Several rail sections operated on the Pentsylvania line to Cedar Point this morning to accommodate the M. C. Lilley Company excursion from Columbus. The trip drew strong patronage and will return by evening. A special coach carried Ohio National Guard marksmen en route to Camp Perry for practice. Engineer Lynch escaped harm after a coal bucket collision at Galion. Hundreds of soldiers from eastern points head west to Montana for barracks training.

Pentsylvania Cedar Point M. C. Lilley Company Columbus Lilly Company Ohio National Guard Hocking Valley The Erie Montana

Explosion Injures Twelve Men At Chicago Steel Mill

Chicago July 18 Two men were fatally and ten others seriously injured today by an explosion of hot metal at the blast furnace of the Wisconsin Steel Mill in South Chicago. The blast occurred during tapping.

Chicago Tally Wisconsin Steel Milin

Elk Tooth Banished At 1908 Elks Convention

Dallas Texas July 18 The Klks reunion of 1908 ended with adjournment to meet at Los Angeles July 11 1909 The Grand Lodge adopted an emblem featuring an elk head and antlers and banished the tooth The per capita tax was cut to 20 cents and several changes were made including a defeated plan for an orphan home Local lodges announced plans for the season with prizes and installations, including Crescent Lodge of Pathfinders officers and a joint meeting of Sir Knights and Lady Maccabees set for July 2 in North Main Street, Marion lodge 402 K P to reconvene in one week

Dallas Texas Klks Grand Lodge Los Angeles Mexico John K. Tener Elka Elks Hotel—Oriental Dallas News Parche J. Worth Sherman Corsicana Mineral Wells Waco

Not Guilty For Dentist Osborn In Custody Case

John Osborn a Mount Pleasant dentist was arrested by Officer J W Uleh of the Humane Society to answer a charge of failure to provide for a minor child. In Justice Conley’s court Osborn pleaded not guilty and trial is set for July 31. Margaret B Osborn his divorced wife had filed the charge and earlier obtained a May 1905 divorce awarding custody to the plaintiff.

John Osborn Mount Plénasant J. W. Uleh Humane Society Margaret Osborn Conley Common Pleas Court Ehiia

Sunday Schedule for D & M Lines and Connections

Sunday schedule shows first car from Marlon at 6 and every hour after. Last car to Columbus International 9 pm, Delaware 11 pm. Last car departs Columbia at 8:30 pm, with incomplete details on other connections.

Marlon Columbus Delaware Columbia

Changes in Marion County Humane Society Officers

The Marion County Humane Society lists officers: Dr R C M Lewis president, Frank H Owen secretary, LD Zachman treasurer, J H Ryman councilor, J W Uleb humane officer, EB C Smith, W Headley, and Mrs Charles Fletcher directors. The society is in mourning but adds new members. affiliation requires presenting names to officers. An annual report will be published within weeks. The Medley Chorus of the Order of Red Men will hold a concert at the lodge hall next Tuesday evening July 21 to fund new music.

Marion County Humane Society R. C. M. Lewis Frank H. Owen LD. Zachman J. H. Ryman J. ‘W. Uleb EB. C. Smith W Headley Mra Charles Fletcher Orde of Red Men

Invents New Tie by Whysall for Flexible Rail Ties

Manager George M Whysall of the C M and B electric railway claims to have perfected a tie for future railways. He proposes a small wooden piece in each concrete tie to provide long awaited flexibility. With timber shortages and failures of steel and concrete ties, the idea could benefit railway construction and operation.

George M. Whysall C. M. and B. Electric Railway Whysall Whysalls

Marion teachers calm as town fears fall staffing

Reports from Marion and surrounding towns describe anxiety over potential teacher shortages next fall due to an unable to elect a superintendent and the board not reelecting teachers. Teachers claim they will wait until fall, then be chosen if no replacements are found, and insist they have not left their positions.

Marion Board of Education Toschers Marion Folie

Greater Marlon Poultry Show Dates Set for November

The Greater Marlon Poultry and Pet Stock association announced a regular Thursday meeting at Dr F W Manns office. Work on premium list is underway and copies will be printed. The show runs November 17 18 19 and 20 with 50 cent season tickets. Association meetings continue weekly until show time. Try an ad in The Mirror Want Coloma.

Greater Marlon Poultry and Pet Stock Association F. W. Mann

Local Events Amid Brief Community Updates

Mbert LaDow accepted a position at the fastest tensorial parlors. Harry Hill formerly of Marlon now in Lina suffers a severe appendicitis attack. Company D soldiers to be paid next Wednesday during drill. Mr and Mrs J F Dombaugh of Greenwood Street hosted a gathering Friday evening with a pleasant supper. W H Schaffner of Schaffner Furniture and Undertaking Company returned from a Chicago trip reviewing the furniture market.

Mbert LaDow Fastesb Harry Hill Marlon Lad Lina Company D J. F. Dombaugh Greenwood Street W. H. Schaffner The Schaffner Furniture and Undertaking — Company Chicago

Caledonia man injured in farm threshing accident

Scott Hummel of Caledonia suffered severe injuries Friday when two fingers on his right hand were mangled in a threshing feeder on Robert Rice’s farm. Medical aid was given and doctors considered the possibility of amputation, with eye issues and other ailments listed in the report.

Scott Hummel Caledonia Hummel Robert Rice

Men’s $1.75 Work Shoes at New York Store

An item listing notes men’s work shoes priced at $1.75 available at the New York Store. The brief notice highlights affordable work footwear and store location.

New York

Better Than Spanking: Home Cure for Bedwetting

An advertisement promises a constitutional remedy for bedwetting and related urine difficulties. Mrs M Bum bers of Notre Dame, Inc. offers to mail a successful home treatment with full instructions without requesting money. It claims to help children and aged people, urging mothers not to blame the child.

M. Bumbers Hox W Notre Dame, Inc

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