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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1911
Page
8
A wedding ceremony at the home of the Lerida family joined Miss Shurz and Mr Schoenlaub in marriage with Rev Rourke officiating. The couple left for a honeymoon trip, guests wore formal attire, and the event featured a quartet and a flower-decked reception.
A decorative home wedding and reception is described with families gathered at a May ceremony. Mr and Mrs Behooniat announce a mural setting and a move to 21 Bellefontaine, with guests from Marion and Chicago connections. Attendants include Dr. Lester and Miss Arma, with ties to Delta Sigma and local schools.
An account details a young couple leaving by train for their wedding day in Pennsylvania. Family and friends join the procession with well wishes as the couple begins a new life together. The note mentions local shops and a minister, with plans for a post wedding gathering in Somerton.
Fragmented OCR reveals a period page advertising live vaudeville shows and new feature acts. Mentions Gentry Brothers, trainers, performers, and a winter season with window displays and prices. Includes sparse fashion notes and prices for themed stage costumes.
Gertrude Haberman widow of Christian Haberman and early Marion settler dies at 412 North State Street after a long illness. She was born June 5 1828 in Germany and came to the United States with her parents in youth. Survived by nine children and several grandchildren, she was active in the German Methodist Episcopal church and charitable work. Funeral Friday at 2 PM conducted by Rev George Wahl. burial in Marion Cemetery.
Notice announces customers and friends have joined the Motion Central Delivery company starting Monday June 13. All patrons needing delivery should order by the clock to receive prompt dinner service. Signed Prahans Bros and Newt Dewlerk, N. Mainst.
Deputy Sheriff Green yesterday afternoon sent Antiona Kyeolardi who pleaded guilty to intent to wound Henry Hinamond to the State Reformatory at Manafeld. The 17 year old foreigner impressed Short Stark with obedience during incarceration and hopes for release in about one year under the model conduct rule.
Washington June 1 the joint senate house committee agreed to report the Canadian reciprocity bill including the Root amendment the report will be presented Tuesday critics warn the Root amendment would delay pulp wood and print paper tariff removal until Canada agrees to free transportation of all products the measure faces opposition from Quebec and others citing potential pushes to deportation of pulp wood profits. In local pages the Air Dome theater offers a high close vaudeville week with Rivers feature acts including Con nore Kohuce Mim Lealo Thurston and Norman Merrill with up to date motion pictures to close the season.
Mr. Ver Lutton and Miss Fay Dye, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Seldon Dye, both of Marion, wed at the East Center Street home of Rev. David H. Futley. The couple, formerly from Athens, Ohio, will reside in Marion after a visit to Athens. Dutton is a civil engineering graduate of Otto Northern University and now with a city office. Mrs. Dye comes from a Marion family background. the couple plan to settle in Marion.
At Whit Sunday confirmation service at St. Mal’s Lutheran church in Richhind township Rev. BR. J. Grats confirmed a group of young people including Minos Elion Raétteren Elizabeth Kuetterer Anna Rowe Groote Obata Mayor Mildred Bishop Nex Hineman Sirace Rooterer Goldie Belle Monnel Alfrieds Wildermuth Cleavens Hoy Bishop Herman Radel Hobert Gruete and Edward Radel. Also an unrelated ad item urges selling worn oxford shoes before Saturday noon for 60 cents.
The Canfield bill, signed by Governor Harmon, authorizes county auditors to appoint ten contas for each county. County Auditor Atl says auditors may assign duties accordingly. The measure aims to standardize auditing responsibilities across counties.
The notice outlines a tariff with a maximum charge of 1.50 and a marriage license price of 1.00. It mentions children’s rates and cites Mrs. Joanie Thownan among those with notable items, reflecting a small local listing of prices and names.
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