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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1908
Page
8
Salem's Protestant Evangelical Church Christian Endeavor society members rode to Miss Utz's country home Tuesday evening. They enjoyed social time and a business session, with refreshments served by the Doster.
James F. Miller as administrator will hold a public sale on Keen er pike two miles west of Marion at the late residence of Patrick Mullee on Thursday June 4. The sale includes all personal estate such as horses cattle farm implements and machinery.
Residents protest garbage in quarry pits as the Service Board authorizes bids for improvements and health officials threaten state action if nuisances persist. May market receipts show $82.60 in rent with $6.50 monthly costs. garbage plant outputs include horses dogs and hundreds of barrels of offal and night soil.
Ten high school graduates presented a second day commencement program to a capacious audience at the Hiwi school building on Tuesday afternoon. Miss Zuspan spoke on New Ideas From Old Fields, praising progress and change and urging original thought. Mr Paddeeik and Miss Turner delivered engaging orations on government, chivalry, and modern virtue, followed by Miss Fahey on progress in America and Miss Je on intellect and morals. Clyde Taylor spoke for India’s poor, and Miss Knowles and Miss Knowles on Michael Angelo impressed with strong delivery. The program closed with a talk on The Modern Corporation and a piano piece and choir number.
Nellie Oreasap Greasap wife of David B Greasap of Cheater street Columbus died Tuesday afternoon at 12 16 after a failed operation at Grant s hospital She was 21 a Melon native and leaves husband two children aged two and one and an aged father Frank Buck of Caledonia She has two sisters and three brothers Funeral service Thursday at 2 from Wesley M E church with Roy OC Rowley officiating interment in Marion cemetery
The Tally Wag Vaudeville show will open at the Grand Opera House Monday morning at 6 fat o'clock. Performers are set to present a lightweight bill featuring music and comedy acts for local audiences.
David Gray, aged 73, died suddenly at his home three miles west of Scott Town. Heart failure, linked to a long illness, was given as the cause. He was a respected farmer, church member, and Marion lodge No 70 F and A.M. member. Funeral from Pleasant Hill Church near Foots Town at 10 Friday. Interment at Pleasant Hill. Survived by three sons Edward, Robert, and David, and daughter Miss Cora Titus.
The sale for the vaudeville performance at Grand Opera House on June 1 will begin next Monday at 9 o clock a.m. Tickets go fast. Each person may buy up to six seats due to high demand.
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