Delightful Linen Shower Honors Miss Emma Call in North State
Miss Emma Call was the guest of honor at a linen shower honoring Miss Bertha Probst and the engaged couple Max Bena Call and Mr. dela Wrobat Mae. About fifty guests attended at North State Street home with 8 o'clock arrival, green and white decor, two-course dinner, hand-painted plate favors, and music after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Bena Call
Ella Whitehead
Faith Smith
Glenna Harvey
Rita May Hof
Concert and musicale by the German M E Choral Society
Marion county soprano Mary Gertrude Stockwell, after study in Cincinnati, headlines last night’s German M E Choral Union concert in the Y M C A hall. Conducted by L Ariens, the Philharmonic Orchestra delivered a varied program to a packed audience, praising Stockwell as a rising New York bound talent. The event showcased orchestral pieces from Offenbach, Brahms, Verdi, Mignon, and Sanger’s string quintet, with Stockwell delivering arias from Samson and Delilah and Silent Night amid applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa
Mary Gertrude Stockwell
M. E
Mine Atorlewell
Marion County
Philip Brockwell
Green Camp
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Critica
Mins Stockwell
New York
Arer
Europe
Movt
Orpheus
Offenbach
Soderman
Brahms
Siage Mire
Stockwell
Samson
Delila
Verdi
Lealling
Gavotte
Mignon
Anvil
Death of Mrs. Orpha Hain in Pleasant Township
Mrs. Orpha Hain wife of Samuel Hain died at one o clock this morning in Pleasant township from diabetes after a long illness. She was 68 and well liked by all. Survived by husband daughter Miss Mary Haly and son Frank Hain of this city. Funeral Friday afternoon at one. interment in Pleasant Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpha Hain
Samuel Hain
Pleasant Township
Deafness Cured Only by Constitutional Treatment
Public notice claims deafness arises from inflamed Eustachian tube mucous lining due to catarrh. It asserts cure via Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward for uncured cases and promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Culara
Forest Lawn Club Organized Aims to Promote Athletics
The Forest Lawn club was formed at a Tuesday evening meeting with the objective of promoting athletics in general. Members were present to establish the club's aims and activities for future events.
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Forest Lawn Club
Every Man His Own Doctor Promotes Chamberlain Remedies
The piece argues the average person must self treat minor ailments and lists Chamberlains remedies. It touts five preparations including Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Cough Remedy Pain Balm Stomach and Liver Tablets and Salve. One bottle of each costs 1.25 with a 26 cent price per bottle noted and availability via druggists for a mile of purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Mrs Callie Colgrove Dies of Tuberculosis at 28
Mrs Callie Colgrove wife of Chas Colgrove died of tuberculosis shortly after noon Tuesday on North Main Street. She was 28 and had lived here several years. Survived by husband and two sons. Funeral held at home at nine this morning led by Rev B Rowley and burial in Portsmouth followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callie Colgrove
Chas. Colgrove
North Main Street
Colgrove
B. Rowley
Portsmouth
Salem Christian Endeavor meets at Miss Myers home
The Christian Endeavor Society of Salem Evangelical church held a large meeting at Miss Callie Myers of South Prospect Street. They elected Marianne Reinicke as delegate to the C. E. state convention in Springfield Ohio next month with Mrs Charles Click as alternate. Gertrude Click Callie Schoele and Jacob Ehert named editors of the C B Chronicle. Social session followed with guessing contests won by Pred Hittenrauch and Lulu Keller. Elegant refreshments served. TOW PACIFIC Coast RATIOS advertised tickets from March to April at low rates via L B Nebergall Erie Agent in Marion Ohio.
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Christian Endeavor Society of
Salem
Evangelical
Callie Myers
South Prospect Street
Sociely
C. E
Springfield
Ohio
Marianne Reinicke
Charles Click
Gertrude Click
Callie Schoele
Jacob Ehert
C. B. Chronicle
Workhouse for You and City Troubles Highlight Mayor Court
The mayor’s court heard Emmett Mason and Etta May Mason of Edwards Street. Emmett was fined 20 dollars, with about 15 more plus 90 days in the workhouse for assault and battery and threats of shooting. Etta May faced similar strife as neighbors described a drunken attack, with her injuries described as critical. Mason faces potential longer confinement if fines remain unpaid. Soap peddler Fran Holland was ordered out of town, then given a suspended 30 day workhouse sentence if he did not depart promptly. Police warn residents against throwing guns or debris into the trestle area as crews clear clogs. Also noted: small items on Julive Smith, and a local drug ad for kidney and rheumatism pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Mason
Etta May
Mason
Edwards Street
Columbus
Fran Holland
Union Station
Jed
A Beautiful Home Wedding Near Waldo
The eldest daughter Mary Strine married Dr. George W. Dawns of Dayton Ohio at the home of Mr and Mrs James Steins south of Waldo. The ceremony by Rev Schultz followed a dogwood and apple blossom decor and a 25 guest wedding supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Steins
Waldo
Mary Strine
George W. Dawns
Dayton
Ohio
Schultz
Call of Providence Apostle Takes South Dakota Appointment
George Kenyon formerly with Marion Steam Shovel leaves Marion Tuesday for Mound City South Dakota to oversee a circuit of Methodist churches. Once a son of a killed father case, Kenyon later became a devout religious worker and recently passed the annual conference exam to secure the local preacher appointment. His wife and child will follow. salary cited as $500 yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kenyon
Marion Steam Shovel Company
Marion
Mouna City
South Dakota
Kenyon Kave
Hhia Enil
Kenyon
Waldo
Harley Kenyon
Waa
Upper Sandusky
Kenyo
Mound City
Row- Jey
Wealey Mo E
Oh Wit
Sath Dakota
Morgan Narrow Escape Leaves Man with Broken Leg
William Morgan, a Norris and Christian quarry employee, had a narrow escape around 9 am when he fell under a stone car. He sustained a broken leg and a badly mashed foot but is expected to recover. he jumped off a car and tried a switch before the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Morgan
Norris and Christian
Chosen
Morgan
Cara
Doctors Confer At Marion County Medical Society Meeting
An An interesting session of the Marion County Medical Society heard reports from Dr J W Adair as representative and from Dr R M Lewis on state legislative committee proceedings. The remainder of the time covered minor topics with discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Society
Marion County Medical Society
de. J. W. Adair
R. ©. M. Lewis
Stile
Embroidery Club Hosts Day at Thomas Farm
Mrs Worhles entertained the Young Married Ladies Embroidery club at the Thomas farm south of the city. The guests spent the day on the farm with dinner and supper served by the hostess. Attendees included Mrs George Knapp Miss Lucretia Patten Miva Anna Maich and Miss Josephine Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Worhles
Young Married Ladies Embroidery Club
Thomas Farm
City
George Knapp
Lucretia Patten Miva
Anna Maich
Josephine Johnston
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Beatty
Long
Center St
Miss Bertha Probst
Emma Call
Flocken Drug Store
K. P. Minstrels
THE
Consumers Wholesale Grocery
Citison
Concert and Musicale
M. E. Choral Society
Allert Stelante
Ball
Mawonie
Albert Steinmetz
Peter Steintmetz
Anson Plckerel
Join Kesler
John Breininee
Michael Stafford
Co A. Swit
North Main
Charles Colgrove
Miss Callie Myers
Salem Christian Endeavorers
KR. R
L. B. Nebergall
Erie
Mayor Scherff
Emmett
Union Depot
Julive Smith
Hostetter
Tost
Garden City
Fiocken Drug Store
K.P. Minstrels
the Grand
Dayton Swain
Waldo Lass
George W. Davis
K.P. Sinistrely
Call OF Providence
Lad
K.P. Minatroly
Owen Bie Fe
Sorgen Jay
Brenttig
F. M. Baktwin
Vie Gawlen Chy Pike
Lwere Queata
Mire
Dividore
Cherry Street
B. B. Club
Mel
Clyde Sherman
Sargent Street
Willa Hewers
Homens
Olv
North Grant Avenue
A. G. Cloney
Yueg Pearl Cheney
Tye le Suedecards
Gee Gee
Hughs & Cleary
C. A. Brith
Phonographe
North Malo Street
Goodsell
Dept
D.B. Goodsell
Marion Clothing & Cloak Company
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