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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1907
Page
5
The display offers $1.00 and $1.50 pictures for 49 Saturday at 9 A. M. See north window in the Ohls Decorating Co store.
Mr. Charles G. Wiant received word that his nephew Roy Wiant was operated on yesterday in Pontine, Michigan for appendicitis by Dr Walker in Detroit. The surgeon found gangrenous appendiceal tissue. Roy stood the operation but is in critical condition. The Wiants are in Pontine with their son recovering from the procedure.
An advertisement describes Chamberlain's Pain Balm Tt as an antiseptic for preventing blood poisoning from cuts bruises or burns. It claims rapid burn pain relief and quicker healing than standard treatment, and says it soothes pain almost instantly.
A crowded sale advertisement promises deep discounts on fabrics and dress goods. It touts four leaf clover themed pricing on silks, dress goods, silks, and colorful woolens, with yardage prices from a few to several dozen cents per yard and wide selections in blues, greens, browns, and neutrals.
At the annual stockholders meeting in Marion the board of directors for the coming year was elected. William J. Scofield delivered an address urging a proposed Homecoming Week for former Marion residents now living elsewhere. The gathering featured remarks on Marion's growth, new industries, and public improvements, with plans to publish Scofield’s address in noble form. Directors named: W J Seafield W G Harding George TB Christian Sr M Strelitz A Klerx John A Schmeter F R Salter James F Prendergast J Anthony. A smoker followed, with guests including Erie Railroad officials.
Mrs A J Smith of Ada spoke on The Missionary Work of the Choi during a class program. A collection for the class missionary in India raised $39 as the event closed with a benediction by Dr Smith. The group adjourned to a church basement supper served by the Jardins of the Queen Fisher Circle.
Charles Thomas, employed by Norris and Chrmlng company, was struck by a several hundred pound weight at the quarry around 10 30 oclock Friday morning. He suffered a mashed foot and possible internal injuries. Recovery is doubtful.
Beginning next Wednesday June 19 banks across the city will close at 12 o clock noon and remain closed each Wednesday until August 21 107 H 14 2t.
The Quarterly Social of the Class Held I at Epworth Church featured Dr A E Smith delivering an address. The event opened with a hymn and a short prayer by Dr A B Smith of Ada. Reports from the secretary and treasurer were read and three notable addresses followed.
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