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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1909
Page
8
Park Superintendent Bain proposes a citywide swimming school at McKinney Park with separate days for boys girls and mixed groups. Training will be led by Bain with emphasis on accessibility and skill development for Marion residents during summer months.
The Church club gathered at St Paul’s parish house on Tuesday with twelve members and friends present. They enjoyed Dr. F C Smith’s informal address on evolution, which was well received. Arrangements were made for an upcoming parish dinner at 11 8, after which a demonstration of culinary skills was planned. The next regular meeting will occur in two weeks.
Marion bankers prepare a big Ohio Bankers association meeting with 14 guests from ten counties. The program includes welcomes by Col. George B. Christian and John J. Laws, reports, papers on banking, a banquet, and multiple toasts with notable bankers from Crestline to Bellevue.
The note lists J. Ben in Vernellion and M. Roth in Norvalk along with FM Buchnel Marysfield D. DB Herron and Mt. Vernon, indicating a local membership or roster compilation across multiple communities.
The second concert in 1909 series by the Makers Band at the Grand on Tuesday, led by George Ker, promises a balanced program of earnest sacred and popular scores. Miss Dena Cary Meteker, an operatic voice of rare texture, will add to the occasion as soloist. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea is advertised separately. Charles Schmidt & Co.
At the Epworth league convention of the German M B church of Central Ohio held in Bucyrus on Monday evening the next meeting was planned for Memorial day in Marion. Delegations from Galion Columbus Marion and Broken Sword attended. John Schott joined the resolutions committee Harvey Gracely from Marion joined the arrangements committee Miss Caroline Warner read a paper on Christian Stewardship. Attend Baker Ham concert at Grind Opera House June 8.
The G B embroidery club of Ma ral met at Miss Mildred Washburns home for a needlework and social afternoon. Miss Efe Forrest of Todianapols attended as a guest. A refined luncheon at 4 o clock featured in the gathering and attendees included Mrs. Solentine Friedman and others from Postolla Mindlay and Cardington. The next meeting will be at Miss Jona Washburns home.
The wedding of Miss Loulee Kylewna and Harry Compton occurred at the bride’s parents home in Prospect with limited attendance. Rev. A. J. Glere of Prospect’s Baptist church officiated. Loulee is well known in Stanton’s social and musical circles through several appearances.
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