Memorial Service and Floral Tributes at Free Baptist Church
Strew flowers on graves as hundreds of visitors and lodgeman from nearby cities attend the second annual Memorial service of the Mire district. Rev George E Barnard delivers an address, the Marian band plays, sixteen flower girls march with wreaths, and honored procession from Lime City Council cadets and Daughters of America participate before cemetery rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Thyust
South Main Street
Mire
Jr. O, U
Wah Bell
Memorial Association
Pasd
Bueyros
Nevailh
Galion
Mansfield
Ashland
Hetby
Marian Band
Distriet
Lime City Gounell Cadets
Daughters of America
Amther
J. W. Miles
United
Brethren Church
Rev
Narnard
Halle
Cornell
Johnston
N. Whips
Rhiao Bean
Mr. Wachs
T. A. Carelson
Toseph Goon
Willian P. Fetter
Federal raid nets guns and letters in Black Hand case
Federal officers and Columbus police conducted a second raid on Lima and nearby properties in the Marion Black Hand conspiracy. They seized two pistols, twelve gauge shotgun shells, stilettoes, a loading outfit, and a pile of letters, with further material sent to Columbus for evidence. Authorities warned Columbus sergeant Victor P. Churches of threats, while clashes with conspirators and prior searches in Cleveland and Pittsburgh were noted.
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Marion
J. F. Oldfield
KR. M
Columbus
Mre
Lima
Victor P. Churches
Black Hand Society
Columbus City
Pitteburg
Columbur
Joseph Nuzzo
Cleveland
Feders
Noted Evangelist Meeting Schedules Protracted Church Events
City ministers met in the assembly room of the public library Monday at 10. They planned fall and winter protracted meetings and aimed to hire Dr. J Wilbur Chapman for a union event. A committee led by Key, TD, TW Batley, Rev. W Hensel, and Rev. J P Currin was appointed to contact the evangelist and secure dates.
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Marion
TW. Batley
W. Hensel
J. P. Currin
Evantat
Engagement of YMCA director to Milag Lewhe Gordon
The New York and Albany papers report the engagement of Y. M. C. A. physical director 1. LL. Male of this city to Milag Lewhe Gordon of New York City. The wedding is to be held in New York City.
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New York
Alimny
1. LL
Milag Lewhe Gordan
New York City
Samose food and health restorer claims fat gain
A promotional item touts Samose as a fattening food that naturally strengthens the system. It asserts nine of ten people should use the tablets to gain healthy weight and improve digestion without starch or typical nauseating tonics.
Prominent New York bride ties wedding with Y M C A official
The bride, a social figure in News York circles, marries Mr Male who arrived to lead the local Y M C A physical department. The couple plans a welding tour after the ceremony and will reside in the city. The notice references a health product from Charles Schmidt & Co.
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Avenst Ltd
News York
Male
Delightful Recital by Miss Allmendinger Pupils
A piano recital at Miss Moretta Allmendinger’s home on Church Street West featured merit from students. Participants included Margaret Stellhorn Ruth Baker Olsie Keller Leona Creasup Lucile Creasp Edna Smith Bartell Uncapher Garrace Kleinmaier Helen Kelser Lily McCormick Verna Morris Nertha Coznd David Noble and Ada Barnhart.
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Moretta Allmendinger
Church Street Weat
Miskew
Margaret Stellhorn
Ruth Baker
Olsie Keller
Leona Creasup
Lucile Creasp
Edna Smith
Bartell Uncapher
Garrace Kleinmaier
Helen Kelser
Lily McCormick
Verna Morris
Local visitors share a Sunday in area towns
Personal notes list Martin J Burke visiting Cleveland over Sunday while Gayard Carlyle from Manafield called on friends. Galion residents Mr and Mrs John Howtier and three men joined Margeret Kelley Miss Bernie Powell and Jay Martin from Caledonia visiting James and Donna along North Maine Street over Sunday.
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Martin J. Burke
Cleveland
Gayard Carlyle
Manafield
John Howtier
Galion
Mena
Margeret Kelley
Bernie Powell
Jay Martin
Caledonia
James
Donna
Emma Camm
North Matn
Fourth Samuel Drollinger Reunion Held at Bilger Home
The Samuel Drollinger family celebrated its fourth annual reunion at Mrs Willy jam Bilger’s Leader Street home. All generations gathered, marking four years since the first reunion with no deaths among descendants. A great grand daughter represented generation four, and a musical program framed the noon meal as pricing ads for Beatty Long’s shoe store appeared in the same notice.
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Samuel Drollinger
Willy Jam Bilger
Leader Street
Aget Motier
Agoata
Otrele
Goktie May Grign
Flea Avenue
Observing May Day with Elkdom Lodge services
The Bike group marks May Day with evening services at the lodge hall at 8 o’clock. Elkdom anticipates a large turnout for an impressive program featuring speakers Grant Mouser and William T. Smith. The Rika quartet will perform after several adlections, with other features noted. Beatty & Long offer women’s patent colt oxfords on sale, prompting readers to try them.
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Elkdom
Grant
Mouser
William T. Smith
Rika Quartetta
Miesara
L. B. Starr
B. L. Owen
C. FP. Church
Walter Moore
Beatty & Long
Brief Mention of Local Events and Death in Prospect
Dr C J Nichol digbure Ang agent for funds to build the new federal building today issued his fret check for the payment of workers. Caledonia Universalist church women plan a lawn fete at W B Keiley home west of town next Thursday evening with band music. Marion Steam Shovel Co paid employees to enable attendance at Tuesday's circus, prompting some shop departments to close. Death of one and a half year old daughter of Mr and Mrs William Griffith of Prospect occurred Sunday. services Tuesday at 11:20 at Griffith home and burial in Prospect cemetery. St Mary's church activities included young people with Mother Detsing Piewtoked on the banks of the Whhet stone today. a pleinis singh was served at noon. Arthur Cook attended Boyd McConahay funeral in Bugyrus, after a long illness. He had spent time in Etna town, N J and here for visits. The report ends with Peti Nea ene party.
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C. J. Nichol
Digbure
Federal
Ladies of Caledonia Universalist Church
W. B. Keiley
Marion Steam Shovel Company
Toma
William Grifith
Prospect
Prospect Cemetery
Griffith Home
St. Mary’s Church
Joseph Detsing
Wihetatone
Pienis Singh
Sim
Arthur Cook
Bugyrus
Boyd
McConahay
Tubsr
Memorial Day services and circus visit on East Center street
Mr and Mrs William Morgan host a weekend gathering with children Gretchen and Samuel at their North State Street home. Warren G Harding delivers the memorial address at Judge Mal cemetery site while Oda Bellowa graves receive committee decorations. Barnum and Bailey circus arrives Tuesday, set to exhibit near Garfield Park on East Center Street. Dr D O Weeks and Mrs Weeks return from Atlantic City after medical convention sessions.
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William Morgan
Gretchen
Samuel
North State Street
K. Pa
Warren G. Harding
Marion
Oda Bellowa
Barnam and Bailey Circus
Emma Gettys and Clifford Lineh wed at Wenley M J Parsonage
Miss Emma Gettys and Mr. Clifford Lineh were married Saturday evening in the study of Wenley M J parsonage with Rev W M McCleary officiating. The couple, both well known, will reside with Mr Lusch’s parents on Chestnut Street.
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Emma Gettys
Clifford Lineh
Wenley
M. J. Parsonage
W. M. McCleary
Lasch
Silk Mil
Sroom
Wollenweber Lumber Company
Lusch
Charles’ Lusch
Chestnut Street
Cupid Busy Sparks Quiet Phillips Street Marriage
Cupid Gett at change in the lower Phillips store led to the marriage of Miss Mayme Ryan to Mr. William McCullough. Rev Joseph Denning officiated at St Marys parsonage with only the immediate family present. McCullough works at Grie transfer and will reside temporarily at the T H Ryan home on Columbia Street West.
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Cupid Gett
Phillips
Mayme Ryan
Clerkieal Foree
T. J. Ryan
William McCullough
Joseph Denning
St. Mary's Parsonage
McCullough
T. 4
Tax Rate Boosted by County Levy Increase
County commissioners raise the levy to 8.766 mills from 6.805 mills to fund a decennial land improvement and assorted county funds. The breakdown includes amounts for the infirmary, bridge, Pike, election, judiciary, county debt, and indigent blind services. Local retailers advertise Beatty and Lang’s bargain shoe store and a Mirror brand ice cream promotion.
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Pike
Transfer Petition In Marion County Court Of Common Pleas
Ohio Milling and Elevator Co and trustees of Pleasant Township petition the Marion County Court of Common Pleas to transfer one thousand dollars from the poor fund to the general fund with a hearing set for July 6. Several banks announce weekly closures from June 15 to August 19 2000, signed by bank executives.
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Pleasant’ Township
Court of Common Pleas
Marion County
Oho
Marion
Ohio
Marion County Bank Co
W. ©. Schaffner
Marlon National Bank
Waddell
Mahey Ranking Co
A. C. Edmondson
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Kletnmaiers
Meyer
The
Deeman- Jenner Company
Consumers Cash Grocery
Owen Bros
Props
Lc. A. Bioe
Haberman Hardware, Company
Jr. C. Ula M
George E. Barnard
Free Baptist Church
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Charles Fehmnlat
Sanarm Aeaty
Ealers Candy Shop
Treacy
Sam Lima
Black Hand Hunt
Wilbur Chapman
Marion Church
Will
Benedicts
H. L. Male
Charles Schmidt & Co
Miss Almendinger
Castoria
Warner & Edwards Company
Tn Gatter
Congress
Warner & Edwards Co
Drollinger
Blke
Clifford Lasch
Cupid
Huy
Beatty and Lang
Cut Price
East End Cash Grocery
Cor. Canter and Grand
L.E.W. Davis
Johnston's Dye House
Call Phon
Fohls
Ohio Milling & Elevator Co
Lee
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