K P Minstrels at the Grand This Evening
The K P Minstrels perform tonight at the Grand. A lively program features music, comedy, and guest appearances promising fun for local audiences.
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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1907
Page
8
The K P Minstrels perform tonight at the Grand. A lively program features music, comedy, and guest appearances promising fun for local audiences.
Trustees plan to close the furniture deal Thursday and open the new Marion Public Library by September 1. The building progress is reported by August start, with two weeks for readiness. A public opening and fanfare are planned, with a mission style furnishing plan and a smokers’ reading room featured. The board aims for large patronage and careful furniture selection.
Aniseptic balm claims to prevent blood poisoning from cuts and burns and speed healing without maturation. The piece mentions the K P Minstrels at the Gwandit Opportunities in New York and touts opportunities for free higher education across trades and professions in New York City.
A city service board met Tuesday night to address substandard Marion bricks used for paving. Officials suspect bricks from lower kiln layers, not upper, produce poor quality. They plan to widen bids for future paving on Cherry and other streets and tighten inspection of materials.
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of Wesley M. B e h u r a h Will meet at the home of Mrs O J Elliott on Olney avenue at 2 30 Thursday afternoon A program includes topical talks from city ministers scripture readings and a music number A brief business meeting and dues collection will follow A Florence Missionary W C T U will meet at the same time and place for a short session Tea will be served from 4 30 to 6 30 o'clock The notice also promotes Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets and a photograph dealer on North Main street 6 6 0tp
Annual commencement for the Training School for Nurses at the Ohio Sanatorium Company will be held Wednesday evening June 12 at the Dr. C. B. Sawyer Sanatorium. A ball at Huber hall will follow, with dancing from 9:30 to midnight. Graduates include Caroline Grace McDaniel Yedith Anne Babb Kathryn Springer and Harriet Welle Word. The program begins with an invocation by Rev. B. Pratt, with Marion Quintette club providing music, Geelf Fanning to sing, and address by W. B. Hinsdale M D. Dean of the Homeopathic Department, University of Michigan. Diplomas will be presented by Dr. Carl W. Sawyer.
In Toledo U S court a two year case accusing Marion county widow Mrs Mary P McMillan of perjury and defrauding the government of 7900 in pension money was settled and dismissed. Attorney Mouser Quigley negotiated the ending. McMillan claimed misrepresentation by pension agents, with costs totaling just over 17 dollars.
At the directors meeting the board elected Mr Burt of Toledo as president and M J Sullivan to serve as treasurer and cercharyn.
A group of about thirty friends and neighbors in Prospect surprised Mr and Mrs G R Taylor on Tuesday evening. Mr Taylor, former principal of Prospect High, and his family will soon leave for the West. The occasion was a warm farewell with music and socializing at the Taylor home.
An antique medical ad urges taking Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver pills tonight for tomorrow’s ease with a gentle laxative effect and clear head. Sample free at drug stores. An orchestra plays tomorrow night at Gohwinger’s Hall.
Calvary Evangelical church Y P A met in church parlors last night and approved major business. Missionary committees reported a sizable fund, about 180 dollars, one of the largest in church history. Miss Tracy Mason was elected delegate to the state convention at Fremont Ohio June 17 18 and 19. A literary program followed with Miss Nellie Johnson presenting True Happiness. The P A Chronicle was edited by Tracy Mason. The social hour concluded the meeting.
A lady customer suffered from totter for years until one box of Chamberlain's Salve cured her. Chamberlain's medicines are sold by all druggists. Tonight is the night. K. P. Minarets at the Grand, Mu
Stockholders met at Marion National Bank and declared a 2 percent dividend. The short year’s indebtedness was funded, with a wet evening noted and the hoarse report of the meeting.
An interesting find of Meredith Verse is reported in Household Words from Dickens era. The anonymously contributed poems, many in number, are highlighted as notable additions to the collection.
An unusual ceremony included presenting honored guests with a bundle of silver knives and forks, a surprising gesture accompanying the disbanding moment.
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