Drunken arrests and town eviction mark busy morning
Police crowded a mayor's court as a stream of intoxicated individuals faced fines and expulsion. Edward Donley, Walter Kirby, Harry Moree, Charles Smith, Allan Ferguson, William Evans, George Kelly, and others appeared for drunkenness or related charges, with fines ranging from five to ten dollars and several ordered out of town. Thefts of bicycles were reported on Chestnut and East Church streets, while the Ortman case shifted from chicken theft to burglary charges as he waived examination and was bound over to the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Donley
Thompson and
Hathcock
Robertt
Walter Kirby
Offeer McDonough
Harry Moree
Omfcar
Fred
Charles Smith
Harper
Momtetter
Allan Ferguson
William Evans
Jeffrcer Babcock
George Kelly
West Center Street
Harper and
Hostetter
Edward Kimble
Chestnut Street
Huber
W. F. Hartsell
East Church Street
Saiter
William Ortman
Columbus
Fred L. Carhart
Elmer T. Boyd
Ortiman
Hoke Donl
Residents Host Evening in Honor of Mrs Lyons
Chris Segal and the Misses Peters of South Vine Street entertained a small group of friends last evening in honor of their guest Mrs Lyons of Los Angeles California. Light refreshments were served and the evening was passed pleasantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misees Peters
South Vine Street
Mra
W. H. Lyons
Los Angeles
California
Tally Wag Show Opens Seat Sale at Grand Opera House
The seat sale for the Tally Wag Vaudeville show at the Grand Opera House will open Monday morning at 8 o clock.
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Grand Opera House
Local Society Notes and Transit Visitors
Mrs. Charles W Leffler of South Greenwood Street returned from Columbus after a week with relatives Mrs W T D Kizer of Winchester Indiana and Mrs E W Bishop of Munsey visit Mrs Oo W Weeks of West Center Street A son was born to Mr and Mrs Harry Meredith of Jefferson Street on Wednesday afternoon Hired Hoch Ateller of South Vine Street is ill with a carbuncle George Pickening of Owens Street returned Wednesday evening after attending the funeral of a relative in Muncie Indiana Officials from Hocking Valley at Columbus visited Marion rail circles today including FP 8 Stiffey M A Kenney R Stanton and John Wohmls
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Leffler
South Greenwood Street
Colum
W. TD. Kizer
Winchester
Indiana
E. W. Bishop
Munsey
Oo W. Weeks
West Center Satreet
and Mire
Harry Meredith
Jefferson Street
J Hoch Ateller
South Vine Street
George Pickening
Owens Street
Manele
Stiffey
M. A. Kenney
R. Stanton
John Wohmls
Hocking Valley
Columbus
Marion
School Closes for Summer Vacation After Exams
City schools shut today marking three months of summer vacation. Final exams ran in the forenoons last week while afternoons were free. Friday students will receive report cards and be dismissed for the summer.
One Dollar Sunday Ride to Columbus and Return
The C D M offers a special Sunday rate of one dollar to Columbus and back. First car leaves Marion at 6 a m and the last car departs Columbus at 7 30 p m.
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Columbus
Marion
Coumbus
Free Baptist Picnic Trip to Columbus Albany County
Report of a Free Baptist Sunday School picnic from Green Camp Free Baptist attended by about 250 people. Chaos as cars struggled to leave with delays from trolley wire and wheel issues, but the group finally set off toward Olentangy Pav in Columbus amid humorous complaints and misadventures.
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Free Baptist
Columbus
Olentangy
Green Camp Free Baptist Bindey School
Kolentangy Pav
Areverle
Jyow
Brack's Corner
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted By Cheney Company
Catarrh is described as a constitutional disease not cured by local applications. The ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces, claiming endorsement by physicians and nationwide prescriptions. Testimonials offered upon request. Hall's Family Pills also recommended for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dignaco
Hall
F. J. Cheney &O
Fraternal Meeting Adopts Censer Plan Friday Night
Fraternal lodge plans a regular session Friday night followed by a chicken pie supper. A note invites members to TRY ADMIRAL CORFEH as part of the event.
Annual Sunday School Convention at Martel Divciple Church
The eleventh annual convention of the Sunday School workers of Tully township met at the Divciple church of Martel with large crowds. Notable addresses covered The Bible and Social Life, Christian Loyalty, Lessons for Children, Sunday School Problems, and the role of Sunday schools in social life. Officers elected: B. F. Coulter, president. Thomas Wohrle, vice president. Francia Roesch and John Nei, treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tully Township
Divciple Church of Martel
Thin City
M. P. Galleher
Martel
J. Idlemin
George M. Rourke
Cliva Ulmer
Steeln
Titin
H. Rangeler
Findlay
Charles Stose Dies of Brights Disease at 74
Funeral services will be held from the home on Friday afternoon for Charles Stose a longtime Marion resident. He died at his South Prospect Street home after a long illness with Brights disease and age. He was 74 years old and survived by his widow and four children. The Marion lodge of Odd Fellows and the Methodist Episcopal Church were noted in his community involvement. Interment will follow in Marion cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stose
South Prospect Street
Bright
Petersburg
Ohio
Marion
Lodge of Odd Fellows
Methodist Epiacopa
Mia
Jennie Kraner
Mias
Minnie Stoxe
John Stone
Threely
William Stone
Portland
Oregon
Wallace
Columbus
D. H. Bailey
Marion Lodge of
Oda Fellows
Marion Cemetery
Children of Calvary Sunday School practice for day exercises
The Children of the Calvary Evangelical Sunday School are asked to meet tomorrow at 1 30 PM at the church to rehearse for the Children's day program. Also, Misa Grace Denman of South State Street is recovering well after a surgical operation for appendicitis in Columbus, with doctors optimistic about a rapid recovery. The Frances Willard Will Co T A will hold its annual flower meeting Friday at the Infirmary, with members meeting at Mrs Milton Marah's South Vine Street home at 1 PM to arrange flowers, and conveyance provided if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Evangelical Sunday School
Misa Grace Denman
South State Street
Columbus
Frances Willard W. Co
T. A
Milton Marah
South Vine Street
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Haberman Hardware CO
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Fudge
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Lewis and Superior
Hughs & Cleary
Qas
Lunger
Hober
Pines
Robinson’s Grocery
E. Center Agency
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Robert M. LA Follette
Ice Man
Marion Ice & Cold Storage CO
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B. Kleinert Rubber Co
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H. W. Johns-Manville Co
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