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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1910

Page

5

Sad Death of a Little Child in Home Incident

Obstruction of the bowels caused the death of Lourie Court one year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Wallace Court. The tragedy occurred at 10 o'clock Saturday evening. The funeral will be from the home Monday afternoon at 2180 o'clock. Interment at Marion cemetery.

Lourie Wallace Court Lite Boule Tcl Priday O'Olwok Mev Buerkle Offerting Marion Cembts

Remains of Mrs Ed Sharpton Brought to Marion Cemetery

The body of Mrs Ed Sharpton, who died October 4 1909 in San Francisco of heart disease, was brought to Marion Sunday and buried in Marion cemetery. Short grave services were led by Rev George M Rourke of the First Presbyterian church. Accompanied by Rd Sharples and friends Eugene Hughes and daughter Mig Mae the party went to New York City. Mr Sharpless to stay briefly with relatives.

Mra Ed. Sharpton Sin Francisco Heart Mnenve Marion George M. Rourke First Presbyterian Church Rd. Sharples Eugene — Hughes Mig Mae and Mins Hughes Tnet New York City Sharpless

Ice Wagon to Make Refrigeration Startups

Fragmented text shows references to ice, wagons, routes, and a Marion Lee & Cold Storage Co. hinting at a refrigeration business. Several garbled phrases mention starting routes, fantasied finds, and a phone number, suggesting an old classified notice for ice or cold storage services.

Dr Currin's Baccalaureate Sermon Inspires Youth

Dr Currin pastor of the First Baptist Church delivered the baccalaureate sermon at the Presbyterian church closing 1916. He urged youths to seize opportunities and follow Esther’s example with faith and action. Special services marked the ninth anniversary of Wesley Church dedication with Dr A K Smith delivering the address and a large audience in attendance.

Tey Currin First Baptist Churoh Vity Caerin Weasley M. Behan A. K. Smith Owie Northevn Imiversity Chris Dr. Nuit God Hin Son Jeni Smith Church of Ehurch Moses Christ Lyteret Hey Denin Ren Moleary Wesley Ehureh Hiv Pered Nak Heenokal

Invention showcase and religious texts advertised in 19th century ad

An 19th century advertisement promotes religious study aids and a Bible based movement. The text touts themes from Christian scripture and advertises reproductions and novelties including colors and images, claiming benefits for religious readers. It mentions dates and locations in relation to sales and demonstrations.

Start of 1910 season at Thidianspotis Motor Speedway

The 1910 season opened with record speed and endurance at Thidianspotis Motor Speedway on Decoration Day weekend. Michelin tires dominated the 200 mile and 100 mile races, breaking multiple distance records and proving durable on the new surface, with drivers finishing 2nd, 3rd, and 4th in key events.

Michelin Tiree Wwenty-Eeight nepAnite Konteth Micheline Pires Thre Vna Sintra Micheline Rvcon Michell Vives Michelin Pires Devon Michellin Indiana Polly W. G. Kraus Joe Summer

Free tickets offered for Bijou picture show in Mirror ads

Daily through the Mirror classified pages residents may win prep theater tickets to the Bijou. Selected names will be printed like classified ads in the want column, and winners can clip and claim at the Bijou for a clean-cut picture show.

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Marion County graduates lead in "Long Program" commencement week

The Class of 140 from Marion County and nearby areas receive diplomas at Wesleyan University in Delaware. Notable graduates include Mary Ried Wien and Lemail Lings of Larue, along with Morelia Tine Dhreye and Paul Gust. The week features oratory, awards, Phi Beta Kappa, and a Friday night reception by President Kort Welch.

Minn Mary Ried Wien City Elama Obie Westeyan Aix Delaware Mike Wilson Kehad Marion County Me Lemail Lings Larue Hecolien Morelia Tiene Dhreye Peompoot Paul Gust Proapeot ONI Wesleyan Hewitt Alty A Herbert Weteh Li Dy Fletcher Whartin Cossimbuw Bruderity Chickething Kwteek Phi Beta Kappa Woorter Terry Aoelety Muse Monitay Merlay Etnws Aluma Buncher Edwarde Charles W. Fiirbanks Er. Kort Welch Edward A. Steiner New Job College

Rail Yard Collision Delays Freight Amid Interlocking Chaos

A freight pileup halted shipments after a wreck at the interlocking near the city yard. Inspector Morris led the response while repairs began, and traffic resumed later in the day as crews cleared the tracks.

Muddle From Obscure School Play Noted

Fragmentary OCR notes describe a high school play production with unclear details. The print mentions a curtain, a performer, and a late-night rehearsal in a vague sequence of events. No clear names or dates are readable.

Andrew Hannagan Dies Saturday Night

Obituary note reports Andrew Hannagan aged forty died Saturday night after a contract dispute. The text references his ties to Sir Marys and includes scattered family names and affiliations, but the garbled OCR obscures full details of the incident and relationships.

Andrew Thaniemin Sir Marys Etn Brett

Funeral services held for Patrik Hannegaty and family

Funeral services were announced for Patrik Hannegaty and family with order of service led by Mae Walker. A memorial program notes Liberte in Meri and Pamplin as locations and references a Sunday service at the community church.

Em Patrik Thomas Hannegaty Bisandyeted Iorne Whig Liberte i Pamplin Mae Walker

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