Judge Babst Decides Divorce and Damages Rulings
Judge Babst presided on several cases. Myrtle Dobbins was granted a divorce from George Dobbins with $300 alimony to be paid within three days and restoration to her maiden name. Mabel Drollinger won a divorce from Elmer Drollinger Uncapher with costs awarded. Other matters included a receiver appointment in a business case, foreclosure and sale directives, and a dismissal of a Marion Bridge Company suit with costs charged to the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jinkge
Dalliot
Babet
Triad 1
Comeon Pleas
Cmurt
Erastite 1
Coddington
Manion ‘Tool and Specialty Company
Fred J. Gurtat
George Bender
Fred Peters
L. Lippincott
Oyprneers
Myrtle Dobbins
George
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised with reward
A historical ad proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy for catarrh, claiming internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. It offers a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure, inviting readers to request testimonials from B. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
B.J. Cheney & G0
Toledo
Safety Board Discusses Extra Policemen for City Events
The Board of Public Safety met to consider funding extra officers for the county fair week and the elrous day. They argued the regular force is insufficient for crowds and potential depredations and voted to request $25 for supplemental police Pay rolls and bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Safety
Wie
Board Approves Payroll and Allocates Funds for Departments
The board approved payroll for the polly and fire department and allowed a number of bits before adjourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly and Fire Department
Prize Winners at Marion Clothing Draw
Prize winners named from the Marion Clothing and Cloak Company event include Dora Hoagland with No. 18002 Mrtw who won a Gentlemen's Watch for Mrs John Hanby, Mrs Ralph Maynard with No. 11,070 for a Ladies Water, D. Laffland No. 16482 for a Ladies Gold Chain, R. D. Osborn No. 20,505 for a Silver Tea Set, and Ken Thompson No. 19402 for a Turkish Pooker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Clothing & Cloak Company
Dora Hoagland
John Hanby
Maynards
D. Laffland
R. D. Osborn
Ken Thompson
Rooker
Police Court Roundup From Owens Station Justice
Charles Brown of Owens Station received a disorderly conduct charge after midnight, fined five dollars by the mayor. He left his watch as security for the balance. Peter McLane from Detroit was jailed for plain drunkenness after 11 p.m. Monday and ordered to leave town within thirty minutes. Thomas Paden faced a charge of frankness and was fined five dollars by the mayor’s court.
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Charles Brown
Owens Station
Klostetter
Dim
Brown
Dt Newts
Peter MeLane
Detroit
Babcock
Melane
Thomas Paden
Frankennes
Bell
Plan to Hold Mass Meetings Local Option Campaign Begun
A local option movement in progress with mass meetings planned at multiple churches led by Rev. Hensel and others. Women’s meetings spread county wide aim to form permanent organizations. officials to be elected to a central committee from each group.
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First Presbyterian Church
Calvary Evangelical Geo Clib
Chwence Hensel
Muse Ty
Epworth M. EB
Taarue
D. H. ‘Batley
John H. Bala
Salem Mvangelien
George M .Rourke
David Martin
Big Island
C. YW
Nuerkle
L. C. Reed
Waldo
Kher W. McBrackney
Clarence
Class Issues Fine Annual For Local School History
The annual issue for the local high school, first of its kind, showcases history of classes, athletics, and faculty. Leroy Mouser Fred Scott Thorp Paddock Arthur King lead a staff with student contributors, highlighting growth and school spirit despite brief text. Cleveland visitors and staff attend Ohio events.
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Leroy Mouser
Fred Scott
Thorp Paddock
Arthur King
Larry Mouxer
Thve
Althouh
Lad Falls From Tree Severing Arm Ligaments
The Wille son of Mr. Jesse fell about twelve feet from a tree in the yard this afternoon injuring his left arm. Dr H J Lower was summoned and the lad received surgical attention for injuries described as serious.
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Jesse
Aj Lillion
H. J. Lower
Local personals list diverse visits and trips
Numerous residents and visitors are noted with travel and visiting updates. Donel Evan heads to Columbus on business, Mrs B Mauber returns from a Lancaster visit, John Jewner begins Haine Avenue project, Stella Welley enjoys Silver Lake outing, Marie Stewart visits from Pittsburgh, and others from Lorain to Detroit are mentioned in social notices across familiar streets and towns.
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Donel Evan
Columbus
Mra. B. Mauber
Lanceaster
John Jewner
Haine Avenue
Miks Hattle Grean
Lorain
W. T. Smith
Balne Avenue
Mins Stella Welley
Silver Lake
Michigan
Elmer Crane
Park Boulevard
Shelb
Marie Stewart
Pittsburghs
W. KR. Gutrle
North Prospect Street
Chapman
Agosta
Mrr
Andre
Roy Chap Wan
Mr. Cool
Mick Thelma Horder
Middleport
FS. Gawbill
Bling Avenue
Local Events and Community Notes From Town
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Wesley Cook of north Seffner Avenue Sunday morning. A daughter to Mr and Mrs Decar Kelly of Fallentine Avenue Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Willie Dunlap of Urbana are guests of sister Mrs L B Thitcher of East Church Street. The Ladies of the Maccabees meet tomorrow at 1 30 pm. Mrs Grover Cramer of Fal e Street operated on this morning by Dr P M Baldwin. patient doing nicely. James Doty, recently home on West Center Street, showing improvement and hopes for recovery. The Ladies Mission Society of Likens Chapel host social at Thomas Gluts home one mile north of the church Friday evening July 24. all invited. LeRoy Loyd, age twelve, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Loyd of East Center Street, sprained left knee stepping into a hole while walking east of the city. attended by Dr C T Wiant. Orr Hunting Club prep for annual trip to Adirondacks. gear tested, summer plans under way. County commissioners inspect right of way for the new Interurban line between this city and Forestoria. inspection set as final.
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A Yen
Wesley Cook
North Seffner Avenue
Mex
Decar Kelly
Fallentine Avenue
Mics Mure
Willie Dunlap
Urbana
L. B. Thitcher
East
Church Street
Firover Cramer
de P.M. Baldwict
Jame Doty
West Center Street
Jadien Md Society of Likens
Thomas Glut
LeRoy
Thin City
Fostoria
Mouser Promised Help for Scioto River Improvement
Letter from T B Burton to Congressman Mouser reports growing prospects for Scioto River improvement. Local landowners demand action to prevent floods, seek commission funding, and favor a review board decision over a special inspector. Hot Springs Virginia dated July 20, 1904.
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Mouser
Burton
Solote
Laue
To Cie
Thone
Ile Jong
Mir
Hot Springs
Tien
Grant FB
Merion
Ole
Tegarde
Scioto
Board of Reviews
T. B. Burton
South Side Building and Supply Sues for Bankruptcy
The firm formed by Frank Bryan, Willan Purcell, and J. F. P. Cantwell known as South Side Building and Supply filed a bankruptcy petition in federal court at Toledo Tuesday afternoon. The action covers partnership and individual estates with liabilities set at $20,000 and assets at $15,000.
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Fim
Frank Bryan
Willan Purcell
J. F P. Cantwell
The
South Side Building and Supply Company
Abrough
Fred W. Warener
Toledo
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Marion Provision Co
E. Center
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Babst
George Dobbins
Mabel Drollinger
Elmer Drollinger
Safety Board
Council 18
Mirror
Cleveland
Christ Flew
Jonn Street
More Jon
W. G. Windhurst
Ow. Om. Schaffner
Columbia Pffternoon
Ohio State Association of
Freda Schadel
Mise
Mayme Kruskamp
Wellaton
Ohlo Ahre
Ellabeth Krunkamp
Lee Street
Grande Doty
Mpa
James Doty
Weat Genter Street
W. ©. Divan
Délawaye
New York City
Texas
Mim
Heb Wien
Scioto River
Congressman Burton
Congressman Mouser
Mr. Mouser
Bryan and
Purcell
East Center St
Marion Department
Eaton
Tschanen Bros
Filer Bros
Elm Street
A. T. Leffler
Tony Nuzzo
North State Street
Fred W. Peters
Fire Insurance Agency
South Main St
Ohio Milling & Elevator CO
Anthony
Bowers
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