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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1907
Page
8
Three knee length bone fitting undergarments headline this week in the furnishing department. The display highlights a bone fitting knee length underwear praised as growing in popularity and the most comfortable hot weather choice.
Advertises Porosknit and Balbriggan underwear at 75 cents a suit and a dollar per suit. Claims snug fitting support with fine Egyptian cotton, double seated drawers and pearl buttons. Describes short or long sleeves and splendid trimmings.
The regular quarterly conference of the United Brethren church was held last evening in the church auditorium. Rev W Z Roberta from Lima delivered a brief address and led the prayer, with reports from church departments indicating progress and activity.
The ad touts neat wash belts with narrow and wide buckles at 25c and 50c, kid and silk fabrics 25c to 1.00, 2hc wash stocks with high value, embroidered linen collars 100, and a spring line of outfits. It also markets silk and linen umbrellas offered as rain or shine options at reduced prices.
Firemen intervened in a family dispute as William Mitchell was restrained after choking his wife. The mayor’s court heard testimony amid blame on both sides, with reconciliation sought and the wife planning to return to Columbus. Arch Worthington was promoted to captain while facing a sensational elopement history. Other incidents included drunkenness arrests and city patrol promotions.
Beginning today shop at PBA Millinery Store East Church Street for trimmed hats priced at 10.00 and 7.0, 5.00 hats for 4.00, and new hats trimmed and up to date from 1.49 to 4.00. Ready sellers at these prices with early selection.
Daniel Allen aged eighty four died at his son John C. Allen’s home in Agosta at 1:80 am following natural causes tied to old age. Survived by son John C Allen and daughter-in-law Sire William Wren of Marton, with funeral at 10:30 am at the home and Essex Church, interment at Haver Cemetery.
Clarence Vokes was arrested Monday afternoon by Humane Oller J W Ubeh and Mivtralman Lentetter on a humanppert charge. The affidavit was filed by the Ma now County luwmee society on complaint of lok wile. He appeared before Justice Charles i Con ley and was released on bond.
Old instructors receive salary raises and renew contracts for next year. Professor M. Beckett is selected principal of the high school, with Frank D. Tubbs to leave for Tumvard College. several teachers receive raises and new appointments are listed for the Central and Greenwood buildings.
A fragmented OCR shows multiple personal names with surnames and titles scattered across building sections and street names. The text references 8T BUILDING FOREST LAWN, DAVID STREET OLNEY AVENUE and LINDER BUILDINGS with numerous individuals listed beside roles or captions. The exact structure and purpose remain unclear.
Tax collectors warn June taxes must be paid by July 20 under the statute. Taxpayers are urged to settle early to avoid long lines and overtime none will be offered. The grand notice mentions late payments face penalties and a possible closure of offices after July 20.
Immediately following the reading of meters for June 1907 the price of natural gas will be advanced to a certain rate per 1000 cubic feet. The notice is issued by Marion Gas Co with agent M. A. Mickley.
The Marlon area faces a contentious levy discussion as the school board considers cutting two mills from its request while county officials plan a 6.4 mill county levy. Township and city/corporation levies remain unsettled, with a July 1 deadline affecting limits. Local talks between the board, county auditor, and council aim to keep the combined levy near the same level as last year.
Mabel C Kiorkwan infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Clay Blockson died at the residence on East George street after an illness of two weeks Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 at the residence Rev C W Hennel officiating. interment will be at Marion cemetery
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