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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1911
Page
8
Readable lines tout Knox hats from Panama to price range 3.50 to 7.50 and a 50 cent selection with up to date styles. Mentions imported fabrics, lightweight comfort, and a broad array for summer wear.
A petition for opening and improving what is known as the Thommaon road was heard this afternoon by the county commissioner. The road runs one and a half miles from Green Camp pike near Uneapher property to the Keener pike, straight west. Lignineatt, John Hogan and tank stool were present.
The wedding of Mr. Charles Lotte and Miss Krnegens Morris of Murley was held at the Methuntier church at 980 O'clock. About one hundred friends attended the ceremony performed by Ney David H. Bailey. The couple left for a two week honeymoon on South Prospect Street, planning to settle at their new home after June.
The reader recaps a 1910 commencement schedule with notes on graduates, speakers, and a court case involving divorce and trials. It lists attendees, presiding officials, and events at Epworth Church including music, addresses, and affiliations with the Merlot High School and nearby institutions.
Florence Hichards Calon Pransiate presented an engaging talk at the W O T U meeting detailing membership efforts and ongoing fundraising. Berger prepared figures on food prices and purchases, including potatoes and corn, while Mrs Knuckle presided and Mrs Langley coordinated duties as the chapter outlined a membership contest with team captains named.
A long list of individuals associated with Checline and nearby areas appears in a community notice praising Kucklen Aridi Balve and the health campaign. The piece extols decades of care and attributes the success to the program now known as tie bert mive on earth for burda bolly poalda and related ailments.
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