Marion County Prohibition Club Formed in Marion
Prohibitionists organize the Marion County Prohibition club at the Mission room on North State street. Members pledge to oppose all alcoholic beverages and to not vote for anyone refusing to pledge before election. A meeting is set for June 24, 1908, with Rev. LC Reed delivering a talk on national recognition of prohibition.
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Mission Room
North State Street
Marion County
Prohibition Club
LC. Reed
Fraternal Orders Hold Meetings and Initiations
Lodge Motes Fraternal Myestle Olele launches a vigorous campaign under Past Grand Recorder Griffith of Toledo. Three candidates admitted. four membership applications. Next meeting June 29 at Odd Fellows hall. Protected Home Circle to meet Wednesday at Wayside Lodge room for offices election. Lydi Chapter Order of East Jern Star arranged annual memorials for next Sunday. Marion Legion No 1470 National Protective Legion initiated six candidates. attendance large.
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Myestle Olele
C, . Griffith
Toledo
Tte
Tamystenson
Odd Fellows Hall
iLydi
Chapter
Order of the East
Jern Star
Marion Legion No. 1470
National Protective Legion
Funeral Rites For Rev Martin Power And Evan Hughes
Funeral services followed the deaths of Rev Martin A Power on Saturday and Evan Hughes on Sunday. The Power service was at United Brothers church with Rev L Reed presiding and burial in Marion cemetery. Hughes’ funeral was at the Prospect home with Rev J J Halliday officiating and burial in Prospect cemetery.
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Martin A. Power
United Brothern Church
L. ©. Reed
Marion Cemetery
Evan Hughes
Prospect
J. J. Halliday
Prospect Cemetery
Freedom Questioned As Boy Whipping Sparks Case
Joseph Braller aged 11 mocked a man who whipped him with a strap administered by J W Hammon of Pairground Street. Neighbors reported the incident to the Humane society leading to Hammon's arrest and guilty plea in Justice Gompf's court. He was fined ten dollars and reacted defiantly, claiming America is no longer a free country.
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Joseph Braller
J. W. Harmon
Pairground Street
Humane Society
Hammon
Justice Gompf
America
Rusela
Community Socials Honor Ella Griffith Forty Eighth Birthday
A group of about seventy five friends and relatives gathered Monday at the Inver Street home of Mrs. Ella Griffiths daughter Mrs. William Freeland to honor the fort y eighth birthday. A noon four course dinner and an evening of music and games marked the day. Officers for a Thatcher family association were elected with William Freeland president and William Thatcher vice president. The reunion is set for Green Camp on June 16 1909.
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Ella Griffith
William Freeland
Inver Street
Thatcher
John W. Wynn
Tipton
Ohio
William Thatcher
Leola Scranton
Green Camp
Cooper Post Members to Attend G A R Encampment
About fifteen members of Cooper Post will travel to Lima for the annual G A R encampment. The event includes business sessions and a large fire Friday night and a parade on Thursday. Commander John H. Carpenter and Joseph Klinefelter will serve as delegates.
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Cooper Post
Lima
John MH. Carpenter
Joseph Klinefelter
Local Personalities and Visitors Continue Holiday Socials
Bernant Straws vacationing near LaRue with friends while Prank Fisher of Marion visits Cleveland on business with Morral contacts.Miss Blanche Crum of Columbus spends week with Hazel Schultz of Morral. Lulu Mans hosts Mazel Schultz at Morral last week. Wilson DeWeese of Park Boulevard guests in Columbus Monday. Roy Wiant to stay with South State street parents a few days. Pearl Cheney returns from Boston Conservatory. Mmes Walters and Doris visit Scott Town with Mrs. Henry Metz. Mayor Louis Scherff returns from Peoria after Modern Women convention. Ministers visiting noted including Davies Bellefontaine Huston Kenton Harrington Marysville Hickok Delaware Thornberry Bucyrus.
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Bernant Straws
LaRue
Prank Fisher
Marion
Crim
Morral
John Jenner
Deunan- Jenner Co
Cleveland
Jon Business
Blanche Crum
Columbus
Boas Hazel Schultz
Mist Lulu Mans
Miay Mazel Schultz
Mires
Wilson DeWeese
Park Boulevrd
Roy EB. Wiatt
T. Wiant
South State Street
Miss Pearl Cheney
Mi Vernon Avenue
Boston Conservatory
Peora
Winois
America
George M. Rourke
South Main Street
Mandy
George EB. Davies
Bellefontaine
Raymond Huston
Kenton
Marshall Harrington
Marysville
Paul R. Hickok
Delaware
Thornberry
Bucyrus
New Train Timetable For Hocking Valley Road
Hocking Valley Road introduces two new Sunday trains next Sunday, Nos 31 and 2, with the former arriving at 7 a.m. and the latter leaving at 1 35 p.m. arriving in Columbus at 2 50 p.m. Minor schedule changes follow, not affecting station operations. A special car was brought for Sons of Veterans en route to Lima encampment. Passenger traffic has risen sharply, with many travelers transferring trains here. Engineer Turke will inspect the rail line and repair works downtown Boon.
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Hocking Valley Road
Columbus
Platton
Hocking Valley
Sons of Vetorank
Department
Lima
Turke
Fiie
Court Proceedings Report in Ohio Common Pleas
In Ohio court action State official John A Key reports fees questioned as illegally drawn. A divorce case Ida Uncaper against Thomas Uneapher began with Judge Daniel Bobst presiding and witnesses examined. The partition suit Croft v Martin in common pleas was settled by the parties.
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State of
Ohio
John A. Key
Court of Common Pleas
Ida Uncapher
Thomas J. Uneapher
Court of Common ‘Pleas
Daniel Bobst
Croft
Martin
Scommon Pleas Court
Public safety board meets. church groups travel
The board of public safety approved routine bills at its semi monthly session. Delegates from Epworth Methodist church’s Woman's Home Missionary society traveled to Kenton for a convention this week. Florence Richards W C T U will hold a meeting at Wesley M E auditorium at 2 20 pm tomorrow with a large attendance hoped for. Ernest Zachman, who fell at Huber shops Monday, is now reported as improving slowly from fractures to his left hip and arm and a facial wound. he was returned to his South State street home.
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Board of Public Safety
Réisular
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Epworth Methodist Church
Kenton
Lance
Florence Richards
Impressive Wedding At Home Of Bride In Salt Rock Town
A romantic wedding took place at the bride’s mother’s home two miles north of Uchanton on Sunday evening. Rev J A Sutton officiated the ring ceremony uniting Edna Devine and Chude Cates before about one hundred guests. A three course supper followed the ceremony in the dining room. The couple plan to reside near Bluford Winds where the groom works as a farmer. Meanwhile glasses and eye care ads close the notice.
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Edna . Devine
Salt Rock Townable
Chude Cates
Wayne County
A. EB. Irvine
Uchranton
R. DP. Irvine
Ada Wilson
J. A. Sutton
la Rue
Bluford
Winds
Olen Tangy Council No. 355 Meeting Notice
A meeting of Olen Tangy Council No 355 Royal Arewa rm is set for this evening at 7 30 at a chair hall on South Male Street Business of importance will be discussed.
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Olentangy Council
Chelr
South Male Street
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