Children Observe Day with School and Church Programs
Children’s Day was observed across several churches with elaborate programs. At First Presbyterian a large audience enjoyed recitations, songs, and Bible verses staged by boys and girls, including solo and chorus performances. Epworth Methodist and German Methodist also hosted programs, while Calvary Church presented a primary and kindergarten dialogue and a missionary play.
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First Presbyterian
Conley
Merrill Jackson
Evelyn Honefanger
Turyell Brady
Douglass Torrence
Edgar Foster
Arthur Wilhelm
Frank Wilhel
Robert Hamilton
Charles Pittinger
Jackson McNeil
Fred Techannen
Karl Mickley
Ava King
Charles Hoberman
Donald Bechtel
George Pfann
Roy de Turk
Leena Baldwin
Nellie Spotts
Nadine Shute
Marjorie Eyman
Robert Boyd
Warren Christian
Samuel Falk
Charlton Hamilton
Karl Longshore
Charles Neon
Frank Sortimer
Gale Thompson
Pred Beckett
Edith Gunder
Virginia Hoberman
Mary McNiel
Louise Kling
Grace Monahan
Helen Sneckenberger
Harriett Bucher
Amelia May
Dorothy Houghton
Edmond Schaff
Susan Garberon
Mary Lott
Mildred Morris
Della Betella Hutchingon
Mise
Helen Nash
Florence Uber
Robert Uhier
Forest Miller
Robert Goodsel
Bernard Park
Foster Lattimore
Lillian Dutt
Charles Frank
Mildred Powers
Marguerite Pittnger
Francis ‘Draper
Harold Ebymon
Katharine Headley
Ralph Bowers
Serris Cunningham
Felock
Almont
Arthur Harratt
Paul Bachman
Rosella Robinson
Ruth Maher
Bernice
Gong
Rachel Shute
Helen Jacoby
Elizabeth Whleon
Mildred Wilhelm
Marie Oborn
Elisabeth Henry
Mary Katherine Tonguett
Daisy
Mildred Mosler
Jesus
Pthel Pay Locker
Thelma McCurdy
Sheldon Bekfeld
Calvary Church
Calvary Erangelical Church
Geraldine Tayner
Dorothy Johnson
Sunway Adhol
Sarah Mevera
Ttherhotr
Memory of the Departed Memorial Address Delivered by Guthery
Fred E Guthery delivered a memorial address on Sunday, noting a beautiful and touching service. Graves of departed brothers were strewn with flowers, commemorating the fallen with solemn ceremony.
Memorial Rites for Marlon Enolgtate Held at Canby
Memorial services for Marlon Enolgtate of Pythias were held at East Church Street on a Sunday afternoon before a crowded hall. W J Gorton led as vice chancellor with C G Jenkins giving the opening address, A male quartet entertained, and a list of deceased members was read by Charles H Conley. Fred E B Guthery delivered the memorial address detailing the order’s history since 184. The procession to the cemetery followed, with graves decorated by a flower committee and memorial committees credited for the success of the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlon Enolgtate
Pythias
J. P. Cure ‘Rin
Messrs
J. W. Wilson
J. W. Jacoby
C. F. Church
Harvey Killefelter
C.F. Church
D Brothers
Charles H. Conley
Canby
Wiliam Moore
George W. Pavillon
C. Mader
Henry
Giller
Edward Haller
Daniel Straw
A. H. Clay
G. Johnston
A. Howkins
W. ¢. Rapp
Marion Lodge
William Crinwell
Fagene Reber
William Wiant
Hane
Adame
Waward Evans
Beerhower
Quartette
Harry Orimandee
W. Peters
Frank Campbell
T. Court
James Ramey
William Ballentine
Frank Click
W. T. Jones
Bon Make
Narrow escape at Marton Manu plant blindsided by falling shaft
Jen Schoeler, an employee of Marton Manufacturing, was loading a heavy roller shaft when a rope broke and the iron casting fell. He suffered a broken rib a mashed finger and a head injury while fellow workers freed him. Doctors treated him and hoped for recovery despite potential internal injuries.
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Jen Schoeler
Marton Manufaturing Company
Schoeler
Vie
Hi. J. Lower
Scalp wound ends Marion Milling manager’s shift
Charlea Ritzler, manager of the Marion Milling and Crab Companies elevator at Green Camp, suffered a severe scalp wound and back injuries when an overs slipped during lifting around 11 o’clock Monday morning. Dr. Se. A. Finefrock treated him and stitched seven wounds to close the gaping scalp wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ccharlea Ritzler
Marion Milling and Crab
Green Camp
Se. A. Finefrock
Local Personal Notices Reflect Travel and Visits
Personal items show Mr and Mrs John Wickess and daughter Alice Laide visiting relatives in Calre today. Rev and Mrs Bates of Vee Street plan two weeks away in Louisville Kentucky for the International Sunday School convention. Miss Betty Hinde of Cleveland visits her aunt Mrs P F Foreman on East Church Street and studies to be a trained nurse at Lake side hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wickess
Dauhter
Alice Laide
Calere
Money
Rayl
Bucyrus
Bates
Vee Street
Loulaville
Kentucky
Hhey
Betty Hinde
Cleveland
P. F. Foreman
East Church Street
Lake Aide Hospital
Big Corn Show Planned for Marion Fair
Marion County corn growers discuss a big county corn show to be held during the fall fair. Prominent growers from Prospect and Green Camp attend and share tips on corn varieties as the association notes growing membership and the aim to send top exhibits to the state show in Columbus. Marion County previously won prizes at the national show in Omaha and Chicago, with $200 won by R. P. Williams for ten ears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County Corn Improvement Association
Court Hall
George Hedge
Green Camp
Will Jama
Columbus
Marion County
Omaha
R. P. Williams
Prompect
Chicago
Reward Offered for Name of Fence Defacer at Ball Park
Notice offers 34.00 for identifying the person who rutting or defacing the fence around the baseball park. The notice mentions Marlon Have Ball Co and references Meet me at Raters Candy Shop along with an item labeled V-1a-tr Try the Mirror want column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlon
Raters
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E, J Lusch
Grocer
E. Cor
State @ Center
Roodsell
Forrest
Amoskeag
Pingham
Io Yds
Lonsdale
Goodsell
Price & Hurley
Telephone
Elks
St. Paul's Church
First Baptist
Dendaver
Epworth
Epworth AM
P. Lodges
Fred E Guthery
John Schoeter
C. G. Ritzler
Leonard
the Department Co
Marion
Ice Man
Marion Ice & Gold Storage CO
THE
Ohio Milling & Elevator CO
Newco
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Eaton
Tschanen Bros
Manhattan
Quality Store
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