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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1908
Page
8
An old newspaper notice promotes hammocks as a cheap family rest and pleasure item for summer, claiming good quality at a very low price and inviting readers to purchase for value and enjoyment.
Local loan office at 131 1 2 East Center Street operates under the name Marion Cihiattel Loan Co with phone contact 980 for borrower inquiries and loan services.
William Ortman, linked to a chicken theft at the Kennedy farm, was arrested in Columbus after his partner Frank Ortman, jailed for a $150 fine, could not be freed. The arrest followed a tip from a Columbus wife who disclosed William’s whereabouts and letters. Officer Wilhelm headed to Columbus to bring him back for arraignment in mayor's court this afternoon. Cecil Ireland sustained a fractured shoulder from a Lincoln park swing incident. injuries deemed not serious.
Despite cold weather Memorial Day was fittingly observed in Marion with a well organized parade led by Tooker’s band. Speakers included J. W. McMurray as chief of staff and H. N. Quigley delivering the Patriotism address titled Patriotium.
The Frances Willard W C T U plans a Flower Mission program Tuesday at 2 30 PM at the Waddell Ladies Home. The event features hymns scripture reading poems readings and a bouquet distribution inviting all ladies to attend.
The Rigat fire department answered eight calls in May with total damage of 550 dollars. Readings note 1950 feet of hose 43 gallons of chemicals and 12 feet of ladder used. Calls occurred at homes and halls on South Prospect Street David Street Kenton Avenue Silver Street and Rant Center among others.
Miss Charlotte Rouse and Mr Kanola V Bender wed quietly at the Freeaptist church parsonage with Rev George Barnanl officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Rouse, and the groom, son of Mrs Pader, will reside on Blaine Ave as Mr and Mrs Bender start their new life together.
Hugh Smith led a group of 24 athletic events at the MC A gym where he tallied 1976 points, with Jerome Meswenger 1121, Fred Nottleehip 1005, William Hull 1026, and Toy Rice 1017 among the top finishers. The contest carried a possible 2400 points total and Smith earned a prized word filled Association watch fob worth $3 for his performance.
Carrie Himmiger seeks divorce from Harry B Himmiger alleging neglect and wilful absence for over three years amid accusations of improper conduct with Anna Collins and Cora Waibert. Jacob Ligberger files for divorce from Liey Lyberger on abandonment grounds with alimony claims. EBE Drown’s answer filed in Brunswick Balke Collender case. sheriff Drown and Grace Bryan noted.
Rev George M. Rourke delivered a Joshua 24 16 admonition at the Marton Siyeh school baccalaureate service. Graduates attended with the audience filling the church as he urged service to all and cited Joan of Arc. Calvary Church observed its annual memorial day with Rev Howard A. Kramer preaching morning and evening.
The Sunday school and Young People's Association in Cleveland gained favor with the local congregation during the two month attendance contest. A letter from Mrs Marie Sehnélder Sywelka now in Kyabe Britlah Hust Anica acknowledged a gift to support a naive boy in school. Fifty dollars of the gifts came from the Y P A members and half from the Sunday school. The two divisions will host the winning team the Invincibles at Clara and Lilian Kinnefekter's home. John Beaver, north of the city, injured his right eye when a rifle exploded prematurely. doctors expect a not serious outcome.
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