Methodist Camp Meeting Opens At Fairgrounds Tonight
The great Methodist camp meeting opens at the fairgrounds this evening at 7 30 with tents raised and lights installed. Rev B S Dunham of Delaware delivers the opening sermon. Many campers are already on site with more arriving. a dining hall and dormitory spaces are provided plus a telephone service. Daily schedule includes song service and sermons in the morning and afternoon with preaching each evening.
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Fairgrounds
Germano M. B
Dunham
Delaware
William Black Dies at Marion County Infirmary
William Black died at Marion County Infirmary at 11 30 p m Thursday after a long illness with multiple diseases. He was 56 years seven months old and had lived at the infirmary nearly thirty years, the longest tenure in its history. Surviving siblings include Mrs Charge Brimhall G Q W Black D A Black and J O Black of Cincinnati and others nearby. Remains were taken to Schaffner funeral home for private services. Interment will be in Marion cemetery Saturday afternoon.
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William Black
Marion County Infirmary
Charge Brimhall
GQ. W. Black
D. A. Black
Marlon
J. O Black
Cincinnati
Schaffner Undertaking
Marion Cemetery
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure and Endorsements
The advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure for catarrh a constitutional disease and says it acts on blood and mucous surfaces to destroy the disease’s foundation. Proponents offer one hundred dollar reward for any case not cured and invite testimonials from customers.
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Hall
Addrem F. J. Cheney & C
Toledo
Guilty Plea in Cruelty to Animals Case
Joseph Scribner pleaded guilty in Squire Gompi's court to cruelty to animals. The Humane Society prosecuted on witnesses' complaint. Scribner, a north thresher, was fined $1 and costs for jerking and kicking his bay mare, whose mouth was torn. He was ordered to rest the mare until the mouth wound mended.
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Squire Gompi
Joseph Scribner
The
Humane Society
Scribner
Talking Pictures at Grand Pleasing Patrons Tonight
New pictures were added last evening and will be shown again tonight at the Grand. Matinees tomorrow after noon start at 4 o clock with 10 cents for adults and 5 cents for children. Manager Parry directs a strong bill for next week featuring The Directoire Gown worn by a beautiful young lady and Mrs Corrine with eight trained bears. The Dance of the Seven Wise Men two step at Dowler's.
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Grand
Parry
Directoire
Marion youths in auto collision on Delaware picnic trip
A Marion picnic party of young people faced a rough return from Greenwood Lake when two touring cars collided on a narrow Delaware road. George W. King’s car suffered major damage, John Schroeter’s vehicle minor damage, and the Sweney car overheated. no one was injured. Several party members, including Cleo Sweney, Rhea Munnell, Edith Chase, and others from Indiana and Indiana towns, were later towed to safety.
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Marion
Delaware
Greenwood Lake
Progres
Jerome
George W. King
John Schroeter
Busby P. Sweney
King
Schroeter
Edward Schroeter
Ray King
Sweney
Cleo Sweney
Emil Sweney
Wis
Buick
Plonie
Mtinnes Cleo Sweney
Rhea Munnell
Edith Chase
Glenn Mouser
Settlement Plan Aims to Wind Up Marion Mfg Co
Stockholders move toward settlement with creditors offering 20 dollars a share for 1800 shares to end the company. A August 10 extension is granted for holdouts to accept the terms. Creditors may waive portions of interest and principal, with 50 shares execution proof.
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Milion Manufacturing Company
Ave
Eater
Hoston G. Young
Henry Strelits
Horatio Chisholm
Missionary Workers Hold a Meeting at Epworth Church
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of Epworth met Thursday afternoon in the church lecture room. After a supper and social, the program included devotional exercises, a business session, and talks by Mrs Bleon Helwis on the Deaconess at Work and Mrs Jutelee on The Traveler's Aid.
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Woman's Home Missionary Society of
Epworth
M. Echupohtet
Bleon Helwis
Mra. Longban
Mre. Jutelee
Mre. Jutelee ” Spoke of ‘the Traveler's Aid
Mira
E. P. Huffman
Mrs. Ee Bald
Sunday Schedule for CO D M Leaven Marion
Schedule lists first car at 6 a m from Marion and every hour after. Last car to Columbus at 7 p m and to Delaware at 11 p m. Final Columbus departure at 8 20 p m. The text is partially garbled but indicates hourly departures and final connections.
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CO. D. M
Marion
Columbus
Delaware
Quak May Pitches as Sanford Burk Joins Diggers
Burk travels to Mansfeld to join the Diggers and is expected to pitch today. He feels well and intends to hit the Pigera, aiming to boost the Dig ger percentage column after recent rough games. See Admiral Coffe.
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Sanford Burk
Mansfeld
Diggers
Burk
Pigera
Eyes fitted with ganas and deafness corrected ated
Catarrh and deafness corrected by Dr Lungdr at Huber Block in a clinic likely report. Adoooldy removed. Vision aid and hearing issue addressed by medical staff.
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Lungdr
Huber
Norfolk speakers address the negro problem in South
Inger of Norfolk Virginia spoke on the negro problem at a feature presentation. After the talk the session closed and supper was served by the ladies. A later event titled Dance of the Sayeu Wise Men at Dowler's followed.
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Inger
Norfolk
Virginia
South
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