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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1909
Page
9
Marion baseball team faces a pivotal day as players seek $2500 in back pay and the franchise risk. Officials vow to enforce contracts, with a potential sale looming and a plan to raise funds citywide to keep the club alive this season.
We publicly thank the many senders and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy during the sickness death and burial of our dear mother Mir Mary Morgenthaler and for the beautiful coral tributes. We assure you of our grateful appreciation.
The owner announces the Tip Top Restaurant will reopen Saturday morning and resume operation with improved service. The note invites former customers and new patrons to visit and support the business.
Legal notice states on the first day of July 1009 sealed proposals will be opened at the Grand Prairie township clerk's office for building a schoolhouse on the old school lot in District No 2. Bids must list interested parties and separate labor and material costs. The board may reject any or all bids and will award to the lowest in aggregate by the board of education clerk.
The sixth week of the Ohio State League sees Lima maintaining first place amid shifts by Portamouth Newark and Lancaster. Red Farrell and John Bull Wilk share batting honors with steady pitching led by Lima’s Prescott and Gosdy. Newark’s new manager signals a rebound as weather improves and crowds grow.
Members of the Evangelical Lutheran church bid farewell to Rev. H W Stellhorn and his wife at a Cherry Street gathering. The group praised his pastorate and presented Mrs Stellhorn with a table cloth. He will preach a farewell sermon in two weeks and depart for Canton in early July.
An advertisement extols asbestos roofing as a durable, paint free solution marketed by J. M. ADR TOS ROGMING. It highlights the product’s fire water and wear resistance, and promotes a free sample offer via H. W. Johned Manville, Cleveland, Ohio, urging readers to learn more.
Newark defeats Lima 9 to 4 after a seventh inning rally led by Pickett. Mansfield suffers a lopsided loss to Portsmouth 9 to 4 as Cominger and Breymater star on the mound and at the plate.
Fragmented lines reference New York Boston Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Chicago with scattered names and numbers. Mentions batteries wires and toning of products alongside unclear sponsor and company names and dates.
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