Politicians Circulate Petitions Ahead of Marion Mayoral Race
Democrats back two strong nominees for mayor including Charles J. Jemetha, president of the Ohio Miller Association, and Dr Jenkins who has started his petition under the new primary law. Other contenders include Jolson for city solicitor, John Memmlemer seeking the same mayoral nomination, Elmer T. Boyd as city solicitor, Murry S. Elliott for city auditor, Charles G. Schneider for mayor, A. W. Bryant for councilman at large, Fred Swaleth for mayor, Claude D. Walters for city treasurer, and C. P. Galley seeking township treasurer. A wave of petitions heads to the secretary of the board of elections twenty days before the primaries.
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Labet
Bia
Charles J. Jemetha
Ohio Miller Association
Marion Milling and Gril Company
Jenkins
Elty Trust
Hamer
Jolson
Elty
Jonson
Jackson
John Memmlemer
Prevent Clty
Elmer T. Boyd
Olners
Hoyd
Murry
Eliott
Aly Ere
Eo Sele
Amile
Elliott
Charles G. Schneider
Marion
Jay
Kuocers
A. W. Bryant
Hoe Han
Fred Swaleth
Algnayy
Claude D. Walters
Claude |Xiere
Tomilation
C. P. Galley
Embroidery Club Honors Miss Mary Green at Social
A village gathering last evening at Miss Mary Green near her Maple Avenue home featured a red and green themed booth, a tiered dessert table, and music. Mrs. George W. Baler and guests dined after the concert, while Lydia Circle members met at Central Christian Church for a social hour and refreshments.
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Biner
nAetree
Mary. Green
George W. Baler
Minn
Dena Caryle Metsker
Grand
Mins Métaker
Baker Home
Center Street East
D. BD. Clifton
Let Rue
van Wyck Brinkerhof
BM. Sager
Upper Sanctuaky
Mingo Metta
Lola Ranier
Chas
Minon
Miss Meteker
Mr. and
Mes. Baker
Lydia
Chrisan Church
Mins
Ollie Sclehler
Povest Street
Ratine
Ors Alér
Sherman Trop
Christian Mefly
Mere
Brit Prier
Gueioy Avenue
Mildred Dombaugh
Bridge
North State Street
Donn Ruth Celssinger
Stel Evana
Pretty Home Wedding in Prospect at Moore Residence
The wedding of Miss Elizabeth Moore to Mr. Harry J. Phellis took place at the Moore home in Prospect on a Wednesday evening. Pastor O. IM Beliaaf from Covington officiated as immediate family attended, followed by a bridal breakfast. The couple, after congratulations, traveled to Masson en route for a lakeside trip, and plan to reside with the Moores after July 1.
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Elizabeth Moore
Harry J. Phellis
J. F. Moore
Fey
O. IM. Beliaaf
Covington
Kentucky
Thomas
Masson
C. I
Car
Marion
Bop. Thomas
Marton
Beer evidence tied to Nordica hotel liquor case
A state chemist in Columbus confirmed a beer sample taken from the Nordica hotel by police is real beer. Chief Levi Cornwell and Attorney Thompson collected the sample Tuesday and planned to use the testimony in the trial of Herman Kalkebrenner, the hotel proprietor.
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Nordica Hotel
Pollce
Levi Cornwell
Thompson
Columbia
Tureday
Herman Kalkebrenner
Nordica
Medal Flour offer faces persistent victim claim in Hacie case
A lingering dispute centers on a permanent claim by individuals named Hacie AMM regarding Medal Flour. Authorities confirm ongoing investigation and potential legal action as parties dispute responsibility and damages.
Perry Elected Vice President of Ohio Bill Posters
C E Perry of this city was elected vice president of the Ohio Bill Posters association at a Tuesday session in Columbus held at the Hartman hotel. Reports from departments showed a very successful year for members of the organization.
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B. Perry
Columbus
Ohio Bill
Hartman Hotel
Local residents and visitors noted in transit
A scattered local column lists Baldwin the Erie train master, Mrs. George H. Abler, Minn Lucretia Garberson in Columbus, Malcolm Strela returning from Cornell University, Walter Paine and Earl Reasoner visiting Piqua, Samuel Bator and Marl Person at dates, Miss Batter Burke from Puebla Colorado, Mrs Henry Polk and daughter Gera Bellv, and Harry Overmire party from Toledo. Mr Henry Polk to join Saturday. fragmentary notes indicate a social gathering timing and travel.
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Baldwin
Erie
George H. Abler
Minn Lucretia Garberson
Columbus
Malcolm Strela
South Prog Pect Street
Thus
New York
Cornell University
Walter Paine
American Express Company
Earl Reasoner
Piqua
Samuel Bator
Marl
Batter Burke
Puebla
Colorado
Miss Burke
Park Stroot
Henry Polk
Gera Bellv
Overmire
Harry Overmire
Toledo
Mark Q. Chase
Agricultural Experiment Station holds June 22 meeting
Farmers gathered Tuesday afternoon June 22 1909 at the Agricultural Experiment Station Wooster for a program headlined by Prof F Hunt director of the experiment station and joined by Ohio Millers' Association officials. The event showcased a full wheat crop outlook and varietal fertilizer experiments with plans for an exhibit. Attendees toured the station and local restaurants offered luncheons while autos and buses operated between Wooster and the station.
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Agricultural Experiment
F. Hunt
Jenkine
L- Ohio Millers’ State Dandlation
Olin
Haparimeny
Trane
Pennsylvania
Wooster
Iocant
Rentauranta
Wil Perfolly
Five Glasses Join For A Church Social
Delightful program with many participants from the Sunday school of United Brethren Church. Five groups joined in a social evening Tuesday. Refreshments served. Selections featured include songs, recitations, papers, and solos by local performers.
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United Brethren
Mile
Sunah
Redding
Coler
Pitno
Johnnom
Misa Verda Milea
Mrs. O' Gromer
Dier
Verda Miles
Willit Dowler
Phoebe Wiliams
Nath Clase
Myrtle Smit
Nellie Bewyer
Rogers I8 Convicted In Murder Case Despite Defense Motion
Frank Rogers formerly of Belle Center was convicted of murder in the death of Best Eric. The defense seeks a new trial arguing temporary insanity. Rogers contends intoxication at the time of the killing. Mouser and Moloney of the city defend Rogers and argue lack of responsibility due to intoxication.
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Frank Rodgers
Thin City
Blebest
Eric
Belle Center
Ation
Madalinghter
Piven, Mouser and Moloney
Hiv City
Rogers
Ibe
Forest preservation tests with poles in Georgia and Florida
Forest Service collaborated with a major telephone company years ago to test preservatives on telegraph poles. Preservatives painted on wood failed to penetrate, leaving unprotected wood prone to decay and surface cracking near treated areas, risking more damage in warmer regions of the United States.
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Forest Serve
Georgi
Florida
Deptiy Noreen
United States
Insects Destroy Telephone Poles Amid Winter Decay
Insects play a major role in pole deterioration as winter conditions allow infestation to weaken wood. They chew and bore, creating channels that enable water to seep and fungi to germinate, accelerating degradation and dramatic property harm.
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Y Ignaiyiton
Nephante
Alou
Monty Gure
A. W. Chara Medicine Co
Muttala
N.Y
Chas, Schmidt & Go
Weeraseae Ane
J. F. McNeal
New Went Coiter Street
Winona Lake
In- Wena
Edward Wihans
Frank Hin
Edward Mecuell
Marion Sitoll
Vec the Great
Aflchel
Exon
D&c Lake
Clark Witelew Telegraph Service
Detroit
Buffalo
Cleveland
D&c Lake Lines
Tea Be Bay
Lal
LG. Lewis
Detale Mich
McMillan
Is Mer Eli
Prospect
Leah Elizabeth Moore
H. BE
Beer
Asalyals
C. E. Perry
Ohio Bill Posters
Tipnoannn
Vicur
Heid Woorter Experiment Station
Charler Behinidt & Ca
Lima
Haberman Hard
Marie Anne Magee
Dedelve
Fanes Adda
Myeliriots
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Tabtery
Charieg Setintdt
The
Citizens Building & Loan
Anthony
UbepeiWafel
Petleh
Josephine Leaanon
Dumbies Postuaes -Plocken's
Pharmaay
Ad Wall Ag
Turorean Sexshions
Karolly
Emus Horse
Funny Dackleford
TWG Tentas
Strayer Bros
Doug Star
Rame
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