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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1907
Page
12
Fresh fruits and vegetables featured including strawberries pineapples tomatoes peas oranges bananas beets radishes onions lettuce spinach cucumbers cabbage asparagus rhubarb wax beans and new potatoes. Fresh meats of all kinds. everything tempting and good to eat.
A large group of Uw city poultry breeders met at Har ry B. Carpenter’s office to establish the Greater Marion Poultry and Pet Stock Association. Dr HB Richardson chaired, F H Owen was secretary, D K Richardann presided, with an executive slate including J Carpenter and others. January 1999 shows planned. membership set at $1. meetings Fridays at Dr Richardson’s office. next Wednesday aims to finalize rules and invite professionals in poultry valuing to join.
The Epworth Choral Union entertained the ladies after practice on Friday at a social at Mrs Alec J Harris’s home. Mrs Harris recently returned from abroad spoke on her Orient experiences. Miss Jesale Havill was presented with a gold brooch for her faithfulness as the choir’s organizer. The gathering ended with a two course luncheon.
Numerous residents and visitors noted in a Marion area personals column. Mrs Eugene Bratfort Tequite stays at Gouith Prospect street while Pearl Rowe plans a visit. A B Newell of Columbus makes a quick city stop. Miss Dowy Miller visits Galion friends. Ruby Coleman to return from St Louis. Several relatives and friends visit in DeGraft Prospect Lima Delware Cincinnati and Columbus areas. A Bartlett mix of travelers includes John Krols M W Bhaw Harry Graham Hugh Houghton Maude Detker and many others with updates on visits travels and health statuses. A telegram from Dr C T Winet reports Roy at Pontiac Mich in pain. a crisis expected by Monday. John Wissler heads to Toledo for a Hoffenst Pot assignment.
Local events report a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs J C Heckworth. Funeral services for William P Wetter are planned Sunday at two at Free Baptist church with interment at Marion cemetery. Gem Pharmacy on West Center Street changes hands to Clifton Lower and J J Messenger, with Dr H J Lower as proprietor. Special First Presbyterian services prepared for communion led by Rev Goo M Rourke. A barn fire set by boys belonging to John Baldauf was extinguished by Central Fire Department. Wilford Schaffner, one year old, injured by a pool accident at the Y.M.C.A. pool when a window broke and glass struck his hand.
A Shamokin resident who farms near Trevorton believes frog farming offers higher demand than grain dairy or garden products. He plans to devote attention to large scale frog farming as a potential venture and aims to secure necessary resources.
Price heirs in Ohio and several states plan to divide a vast estate valued around one million dollars.Attorney H K Hill will visit Baltimore on July 1 to investigate the property mostly located near Baltimore and Ohio work sites. Amos Price leads the drive for a settlement, with prior inquiries noting a Baltimore & Ohio rail shop on disputed land. The group, mainly in Ohio, includes four Marion County residents and others from nearby towns, with another meeting planned in Marlow soon.
The state board of pardons parole Albert Hurd a Kenton saloonist sentenced to six years for manslaughter in the killing of Noah Clark of Takue. The murder occurred in Hurd’s Place of business after a dispute with a boy beginning in his saloon. Clark intervened and was killed.
Frase Johnston and Hffie Mae Frase were married Wednesday at the bride’s parents home in Barton. Rev Colier officiated at 1 30 pm before ferns and palms. Attendants were Mary Cunningham and H B Ault. A wedding dinner followed. The couple will reside at 15 Sixth Street Barton after August 1. Johnston formerly lived in Green Camp.
From March 1st to April 20th fire KR RK offers tickets at very low rates daily to the Pacific Coast and intermediate points. For details contact L Nebergall agent or L RNOB Tray Pass Agent in Marion Ohio.
A model of the Lake engine may be manufactured in Marion if $16,000 capital is raised among local business men. An exhibition will be held at the Marion Pump & Supply company in the M. O. A. building next week to solicit funds and interest for future capital efforts.
Mr. 1 8 Wall returns from a business trip to Pennsylvania and plans a new theater near Philadelphia. The venue will be rebuilt throughout and hold 860 seats. It will join the Western Vaudeville Managers Association once completed.
Describes new invisible mosquito screens hidden in the lower wine cabinet area on a spring roller. Screens follow the same path when pulled out and retract automatically, blending into the furniture to remain unseen.
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