City Records Sharp Drop in School Children Census
Clerk HH Edmund Hill reports this year's enumeration shows 4452 children of school age in the city, down 396 from last year’s 4848. Ward results show notable losses with Ward 1119 down 203, Ward 1117 down 112, Ward 1414 down 67, and Ward 742 down when compared to prior totals. The report cites families moving from the city as the most plausible cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Hill
Board of Education
Ely
Jurgen
Board in Doubt Over School Building Superintendent
The term of P. 8. Wilson as superintendent of the Selwol buildings and grounds has expired. The local board of education is doubtfully considering whether a building superintendent is needed in the schools. A number of the board weigh options and implications.
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Wilson
Selwol
Board of Education
Reemployment debate for Mr. Wile and public works veteran
Members discuss bringing Mr. Wilysen back to support the schools and his work with the Wile camp. Dickerson backs his re election, while Witton touts thirty years as a public works supervisor. The matter will reach the hood for quick action before evening. Fancy Strawberries for canning at Charles Target & Cow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilysen
Dickerson
Wile
Witton
Thas
Sheep Claims and Dog Fund Balance Report
County commissioners approved sheep claims totaling 1002.00 against 2074. Witnes fees in the sheep offices totaled 4.40 for the year. The dog fund now shows 2428.87. All claims are payable June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witnems
Court Happenings in Union County Divorce Case
Mrs Wierlinda M Manley petitions for divorce in common pleas court naming Alfred G Manley as defendant. She alleges they wed at Lake in July 1900, with gross neglect of duty cruelty and failure to provide. She claims on August 12 1907 in Marion he threatened to shoot her. She seeks divorce and alimony. defendant works at Marion Steam Shovel shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wierlinda M. Manley
Union County
Comon Pleas Court
Alfred G. Manley
Lakue
Marion
Incourt
Finest Vaudeville Show at Tally Way this Wednesday
Readiness for a grand vaudeville event draws a big crowd with best acts yet. The program features The Buckeye Trio Roy Weber Pred Berringer and Jonk Schreldt from Marion, ventriloquist Edward Sharpless, and monologist Gardiner, plus violinist Miss Mary Galley and young mime Little Eva Troutt. A moving picture showcase and the Pally Wolf quartet add to the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huckeye
Jaeck” Gardiner
Edward Sharpless
Buckeye
Roy Weber
Pred Berringer
Jonk Schreldt
Marion Boys
Mwir
Gacques Brothers
Tate
Edwant Sharpless
Thuch
Marion
Rupope
Edward FP. Reynard
Mary Dennison Galley
Mix Galley
Mixa Eva Troutt
Columbus
Miss Troutt
Piste Janis
Marion Jell
Pally Wolf
Frederick W. Berryman
Berryman
R. Wright
Brnest Cart
Howard Wetmore
Evle
Police Court Suspicious Horse Seller Faces Fine and Jail
Charles Ortman pleaded guilty in mayor's court to chicken theft and was jailed after failing to pay a $160 fine. He attempted to dispose of a horse valued over $500 to cover costs, but customers grew suspicious about the animal’s ownership. A relative delivered one horse into the city last Saturday, bareback from Paulding, Ohio.
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Citev Liday
Deleck
West End
Harper
Seherff
Liday
Jaagin
Frank Wilhelm
Reed Siout
Bantiic
Scherff
Charles Ortman
Ortmen
Hie
Imolea
Orinian
Paulding
Ohio
Catarrh Cure Promoted By Ohio Company
Catarrh cannot be cured by external means, internal remedies are required. Halle Catarrh Cure is taken internally and claimed to be prescribed by leading physicians. It combines tonics and blood purifiers to act on mucous surfaces and is sold with testimonials available. F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio advertise the remedy and offer a free prospectus. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Halle
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Dragglate
Hall
Graves Flower Strewn Maccabees and Allied Lodges Service
Burial ceremony mourns lodge members with ritualistic work followed by a commemorative address. Maccabees Woodmen Odd Fellows and Druids participate in the service and memorials for the departed fraternal brothers. Party officials and local leaders attend the Bach service with prayers and tributes.
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Fm Bach
Meawie
Thomas Hume
D. Stafford
Edward Fotter
C. D. Carter
William Bennett
W. C. Smart
Flower
Louis Scheff
Mir
Andrew Kull
Clerge Bland
Charles Irvin
John Priester
Johan Shepherd
John Whoters
Edward Seffner
Memorial services mark local fraternal observances
A list of deceased members from Sosnowaki, Rebekah, and Kosciusko orders read by Willam Lueien, including C. H. McElowney and Samuel F. Eaton. Memorial addresses, choir selections, and graveside decorations followed at Calvary Evangelical church and various lodge halls. Community figures, committees, and pastors led the ceremonies.
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Way- Taide F
Homer & Johnston
George May
A. W. Mason
Andrew Sautterer
Pre Fateler
H. 8
Sims
Strawberries for Canning at R. T. Lewis shop
Strawberries for canning will be available all day tomorrow at R. T. Lewis. Telephone 190 for details on pickup or inquiries.
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R. T. Lewis
Maccabees Hold Whermworth at Dpworth Church
The Maccabees held their annual whermworth at Dpworth church on a Sun May afternoon. Rev. I M Haltey delivered the vacation address urging love fellowship and cooperation among the men for their benefit. The large death toll notice was read by Mr HL OB Hatn.
Local Events and Sports Roundup in Marion
Local notes report births church meetings and library purchases in Cleveland and Dayton events. A nine from Prospect beat Prospect regulars 17 to 1 at Gast's Park with Mounts Dix Garnes and Wheeler in the battery. Marion County Matinee Society plans a meeting at Charles H. Conley's office tonight with new members invited. The next matinee is set for Friday afternoon with promising racing.
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Lederman
I Puilip Evert
The
Druida
Dayton
Kavana Lodge
Catholic Ladies of Ohio
Sien
Gast's Park
Local Births and Social Visits Highlight Weekend
A son was born to Mr and Mrs W G Mants eight miles south of the city. I W Thoms of West Church Street was a caller in Cochranton Sunday. Mr and Mrs Frank Levy visited Detroit with the latter's mother. D W Strayer and wife W B Strayer Mrs C G Wisnt and Stanley Strayer attended the funeral of W Strayer in DeGramt. Hon H D Kiger of Winchester Indiana and B W Bishop of Muncie guests of Dr and Mrs O W Woeka. TM Jolly Cresdental Steamship Jacksonville Florida was in the city on business. Mr and Mrs M L Wheeler and Mrs Gray of Prospect guests of Mr and Mrs W Wheeler over Jefferson Street. Spray Bland, guest of Mr and Mrs P S Wilezon of Moreat abeat, returned to Ohio. Mrs Earl Wilson of Delaware Avenue left for Evansville Indiana to visit Mr and Mrs Welnts a college friend.
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Frank Levy
Detroit
D. W. Strayer
W. B. Strayer
C. G. Wisnt
Stanley Strayer
W. Strayer
H. D. Kiger
Winchester
Indiana
B. W. Bishop
Muncie
Mra
O. W. Woeka
West Center Street
Jolly
Jacksonville
Florida
M. L. Wheeler
Gray
Prospect
W. Wheeler
Jefferson Street
Spray Bland
P. S. Wile Zon
Moreat Abeat
Low Lome
Columbus
Earl Wilson
Delaware Avenue
Evansville
Ind
Mra. Welnts
Wilson
Country Star team defeats Owens in ball game
Owns Defeated. The Country Star team defeated the Owens team in a forenoon game at the place by a score of M to 2. Beller and Me jClasky were the batters for the Stars, Lowe and Kimber for Owens. Turner's home grown Strawberries are fir Now Is the best time for them. $2.50, $2.75 and $3.00 per bushel, it.
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Owens
Beller
jClasky
Stars
Lowe
Kimber
Turner
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