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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1909
Page
8
Beatty and Long advertise a cut price echo store offering a range of Fubber heeled comfort oxfords and shoes including genuine Firecays for bargain seekers.
Conflict between Mayer Brothers Erie and the city service board over June 15 deadline exposes contract misreadings and weather delays. Contractors sought July 15 extension. residents on Church and Prospect streets protest as work stalls during Children’s Day previews.
The Young People’s Christian Endeavor of United Brethren met at Mrs Grant Couts home on Monroe street Thursday evening. A delegate was chosen to attend the Chicago manual convention starting June 15. Mixa Jeri Sontag Marie Johnston Faye Shambaugh and Virda Miles were named as delegates. A musical and literary program followed the business session. Large attendance was noted.
Neighbors summoned police as four youths and two girls aged from seven to twenty gathered in a Rosewood West End house to drink a keg of whiskey, leading to charges of furnishing to minors. Stevens and ONeil bound over to grand jury. Patrick jailed for intoxication with later suspended sentence. McGreevy to juvenile court. A second raid at George Thompson’s barn yielded seven gallons of rye labeled Bourbon, seized under a mayor's court warrant. Thompson charged with illegal liquor sales in dry territory. he pleads not guilty and seeks to prove transfer for another. Police actions followed reports from Mansfield of safes blown and loot from a MeLe freight train. two suspects described as intoxicated.
Plain shades and va throwback designs headline a wash suit sale. Mylish stripes are offered in ready wear department for five and six dollars.
Store advertises daily prices on wash goods and domestic fabrics. Highlights include indigo shirting prints, ginghams, muslin, unbleached sheeting, fine lawn and batistes, with emphasis on dependable quality and pattern variety for discerning customers.
Feenson offers embroidered batistes and Persian organdies in vivid pinks and hettrope. Finest quarter fabrics include all silk taffeta, wire-taffeta, and lace trims. Also features ladies union suits and parasol ribbons with assorted edge bows and lightweight summer undergarments.
Mire Jacob Wolfinger hosted eighty four guests for Calvary Evangelical church Women’s Missionary Society’s regular session at his country home. Activities included a literary program on Korea and geography, piano solos, a social hour, and a lawn picnic.
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