Palm cafe to reopen after devastating fire
Abel and Conrad, Palm cafe owners, say they will reopen their restaurant soon after the Tuesday fire that destroyed the venue. Insurance adjusts may arrive Thursday to assess losses, estimated between six and ten thousand dollars, with a claim that only half coverage existed. A large, uninsurable stock of meats and delicacies was lost, and the proprietors plan new fixtures and updated design for the rebuilt space. A stray cat found in the flooded basement narrowly survived the blaze as firefighters searched for hidden embers.
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Abel and
Conrad
Palm Cafe
Mirror
Partor
Abel
Errous Fay
Epworth Home Guards to Meet at Miss Court’s Home
The Epworth Home Guards plan a special meeting tomorrow at 3 PM at Miss Ozella Court’s Prospect Street home. Members must bring their thimbleble and needles.
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Epworth Home Guards
Ozella Court
Prospect Street
Jani Frithey
West Center Stove
Marion
M. Baldwin
John L. Austin
Marion Team Shovel Company
Aton
Local residents embark on travel and weddings across cities
Personal notices list aunt Charlie Jennings headed to Cincinnati to study at Eden Park art academy. Marion visitors Mr and Mrs Harry Startaman and Miss Alice Bland from Bucyrus. Miss Hazel King of Kant Church Street visiting relatives in Pittsburgh. Mrs C T Winn from South State Street en route to Elyria to visit her sister. Mouser family spent a day in LaRue. Roy Chapman in Laline on business. Rev Joseph Reinicke and Carl Toecker back from Larain Ohio annual Evangelical conference. Mr Kinseamp appointed and set to work in Dayton where the Wright brothers festival will be held. Mr and Mrs L Hy Fabian and three children visiting Dayton. Mrs Dan Evans and Maude Louise McMurray leave for Chicago for two weeks. Clark W Wright and Miss Hazel E Luellen of the city to marry. Mr and Mrs J H Pinyerd of Delaware and Mr and Mrs F J Pinyerd of Mt Gilead back home after visiting relatives and the wedding of Anna Darlington to Wallace Trestone in Delaware. Mrs Harry Copeland and daughter Gladys Jurve return from Delaware.
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Boo
Charlie Jennings
Cincinnati
Art Academy of
Eden Park
Harry Startaman
Alice Bland
Bucyrus
Marion
Mins
Hazel King
Kant
L. Hy Fabian
Dayton
Wright Brothers
Mra
Dan Evans
Maude Louise McMurray
Chicago
Clark W. Wright
Misa Hazel E. Luellen
Thie City
J. Ih. Pinyerd
Delaware
F. J. Pinyerd
Mt. Gilead
Harry Copeland
Gladys Jurve
Anna Darlington
Wallace Trestone
Drayman Bells Sought for Non-Support by Humane Officer
Humane Officer J W Ulsa pursued Clarence Bells in Van Wert on a non support charge filed in Justice Conley s court. Rosie Fosnaught woman arrested and jailed faces a cruelty charge involving her two year old child. Bells alleged father and to be compelled to pay for maintenance in a movable home.
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J. W. Ulsa
van Wert
Clarence Bells
Justice Conley’s
Rosie Fosnaught
Bells
When the Show Goes Wrongs in the Stars
A patron taunts an astrologer about profanity while the big man in the red Wilutcoat replies that he swears at the stars, not the water. The exchange unfolds as a Pittsburgh Post theatrical anecdote.
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Pittsburg
Police keep Blue Home burglars at bay during circus crowds
Marion police patrolled busy show crowds and street cars Tuesday night and arrested or deterred several petty thieves. A North Vine Street burglary call found nothing disturbed. two youths suspected of pickpocketing were warned to leave town. A French lad winded by a railway guard was jailed briefly for train riding, then released after a lecture. A gray horse was reported stolen near Scott Harvey farm and a porch theft in Jefferson Street. Police noted scattered loiterers and continued surveillance as the town resumed routine.
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Marion
Howe Bronkora
Thompson
Retranger
Bond
Wilhelm
William T. Blue
South Vine Street
Howe
Min~ Creante
Toe
Bck
Mre. Dine
Pennsylvania
Ward Masterson
Napoleon Honéparte Greene
Greene
Sandusky
Scott Harvey
A. O. Benedict
Jefferson Street
Taken 10 The Pen Ferry to Columbus for Prison Sentence
Frank Rogers formerly of this city was found guilty of murdering his friend Daniel W. Willame at Ilum. He was taken to Columbus Monday afternoon to serve a sentence of wagon burns in the penitentiary under the escort of Deputy Sheriff Charles Maxie of Lin.
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Frank Rogers
Daniel W. Willame
Ilum
Columbus
Charles Maxie
Lin
Society notes at East Church informal needlework gathering
Mrs DeWitt Bender hosted an informal Tuesday evening at her rent home with a needlework session. A majority of the members attended and enjoyed a luncheon buffet and social time. Mrs Malwh and Mrs Bondar wore chub gunsta. The next meeting will be led by Mrs Pearl Krause of Owen Street.
Pearl Raney Whaler Indicted on Perjury Charges
Findlay Ohio June 14 Pearl Raney Whaler arrested during her wedding feast has been indicted on two charges of perjury. She and Naslund insisted on sharing a cell with his new mate, and the couple were jailed two days before bond was secured.
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Sride
Findlay
Pearl Raney Whaler
Naslund
Waa Locke
Williams et al versus Peters case in Common Pleas court
The plaintiff replies to the defendant's answer in a Common Pleas court matter involving Williams and Peters. The record references Holliater’s Mocky Mountain Tea and a health claims product by Charles Schmidt & Co, offered at 86 cents per bottle.
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L. Bo Myers
Wiliams
George Peters
Court of Common Pleas
Holliater
Nature
Charles Schmidt & Co
Tuesday Crowd Fails to Meet Circus Expectations
Weather ideal kept farmers in fields and attendance at Barum and Bailey show fell short of rival Ringling Brothers. About eight thousand patrons attended both matinee and evening sessions, far below the 15,000 seen three years ago, with farmers and theft concerns blamed for the low turnout.
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Barnum and Bailey
Wally
Tima
Ringling Brothers
Amann
Marion Street Car Railway
Railroad Notes The Wreck at Ohio City Daily Update
A derailment occurred near Ohio City on Thursday involving freight train No. 80. Engineer Edward Bennett died from severe injuries, while fireman Bert Myers and road foreman of engines sustained serious injuries. wreck details point to a broken rail as likely cause. Local traffic disrupted. alternate routes used.
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Ohio City
Tetward Bensinte
Ted
Mim Mealy
Bert Myers
Cie
Min
Bannett
Worker fatally injured in Crestline freight accident
Toy Light, a Pennsylvania Railroad employee formerly on the engine crew and recently with the Tig Pour road, was fatally injured Sunday at Crestline while climbing a freight car. He fell between the platform and wall after losing his grip while saluting a girlfriend.
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Toy Light
Pennsylvania
Crewe
Crestline
Light
Shelby
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East Center Street
Macken & Smith
NEW
J. F. Lusch
Grocer
Marion Chattel Loan Co
Main Street
MAUTZ
Gov.Main
Haberman Hardware CO
Otto H. Grossglaas
Poon
Ry Sor
Columbis & Boulerard
Davide Street
Horace
Dudley Chase
Chase
Hovinge
Clarence
A. Block
Owen Bros
Props
Y.M.C
BLUE
George Thompson
Mayor's Court
Maryland
Common Pleas Court
Senate
Matin Street
Reo
H. Siples
2Nd Railroad
The
Citizens Building & Loan Company
Conter Trent
Merinother
Briggs
Sac
Johnston's Dye House
T. J. Mills & Co
ICGB
Marion Ice and Cold Storage Company
Wollenweber
Manhattan
the Quality Store
the Manhattan
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