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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1908

Page

8

Summer coats and outing suits in light fabrics

Unlined coats and half lined outing suits advertised with summer fit. garments use hair cloth and shrunk canvas for shape, minimal bulk. available in blue and black serges, alpaca, mohairs, and other fabrics. prices range from 1.00 to 850.0 and 5 to 20 for outing suits.

Ladies Union meeting at Mrs Elliott home

The Morence Richards WC T U gathered at 2 PM Wednesday at Mrs C J Elliott on Olney Avenue. Electa Burger led the session and a rich program followed with Belle Loday on the flower mission and James Hillery echoing from the Methodist conference on the liquor question. Ida Ash read Superintendent's Work and a social at the close. Members plan to meet Friday at Wesley M E church at 1 PM to take flowers to county infirmary inmates.

Morence Richards Ida Ash Wesley M. E. Church

Rheumatism Cured in a Day by Detchon’s Relief

An 1880s style advertisement promises rapid cure for rheumatism and neuralgia using Detchon’s Relief. Claims immediate relief, notable gate action, and rapid disappearance of disease after first dose. Available at The Dumble Pharmacy opposite Ke House, priced 6 cents and 1.00.

Detchon Dumble Pharmacy Wpposite Ke House

Supposed incendiary case centers on Mrs Richley

Bucyrus police arrest Mrs Minerva Richley on Silver Street after an affidavit from assistant state fire marshal Charles Chew. Prosecutors allege arson to defraud insurers, linking letters and handwriting to the defendant. A preliminary hearing is set for Monday at 1 PM, fire marshal to prosecute. Richley denies all accusations and plans no counsel.

Minerva Richley Silver Street Jack McDonough West Marlow Charles W. Chew Mansfield Richley Jones and Wilson George McKinley Frank Gallant

Reserved Seat Sale Opens Monday for Tally Way Vaudeville

Advance sale of tickets for the Tally Way vaudeville promises the largest ever. Only a limited number of seats available per person to ensure equal opportunity. Sale opens Monday at 8 at the opera house box office.

Opera House

Death follows perforation of bowels in Agosta

Mrs. A J Payne a well known Agosta resident died Wednesday evening at 8 40 after a short illness from perforation of the bowels She was 32 and had lived in Marion county for about 20 years Five daughters and five sons aged 8 to 19 survive her parents Granville Lowther and wife of near Lampe were among the mourners Funeral services will be held at Agosta on Friday at 1 30 conducted by Rev J A Sutton with burial in Agosta cemetery A Marion county Blind Relief Commission meeting is set for June 16 1908 to consider relief applications Hayes Thompson secretary will accept filings by that date George B Christian Sr chairman 6 2 4

A. J. Payne Agosta Marion County Granville Lowther Lantue Paneralerviers J. A. Sutton LaRue Blind Relief Commission Hayes Thompson George B. Christian

Tally Wag Vaudeville Show Opens at Grand Opera House

A sale notice announces a vaudeville sale for the Tally Wag show at the Grand Opera House. The event opens Monday morning at eight o clock sharp, year not stated.

Grand Opera House

Third Day's Program of Orations at High School

The third day of commencement week featured high school graduates delivering orations on Oliver Cromwell, Shakespeare Women, and Abraham Lincoln among others. Speakers compared historical figures, urged study of monuments, and reflected on virtue, responsibility, and national progress as an attentive audience praised their delivery.

Sunday Schedule for C. D. and M Service

First car on C D and M leaves Marlon at 6 p m and every hour thereafter. Last car for Columbus at 9 p m and for Delaware at 11 p m. Last car leaves Columbus at 8 30 p m thtett.

Laves Marlon Columbus Delaware

Death notice and social events fill weekend schedule

A memorial obituary notes the mother as the sole surviving member of the immediate family. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 10 AM from the place of death, with burial in the Marion cemetery. A dance tonight at Schwinger's with an orchestra is listed as local entertainment.

Nol la Mounington Taursaay Atiury Mer Debyse Cyberootodia Marlon

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