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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1909
Page
8
Congress organized rediscount banks in Mexico with a capital of ten million dollars. Half the funding came from French capitalists and the other half from Mexican banks.
Marion attendees praised the Delaware Ohio Wesleyan University music school annual concert. Violin prodigy Willard Osborne of West Center street impressed with composed tone and harmony earning the audience’s acclaim and a bow at the program’s end.
Roy Cabbison died from a neck wound inflicted by George Hamner after an all night drinking quarrel at the Bank cafe. Hamner, seated in the county jail, broke down as he recalled the incident saying he never intended to kill. Prosecution says witnesses will file affidavits and a preliminary hearing is planned in mayor's court. Funeral services are set for Mt. Pleasant cemetery Friday afternoon.
Wells Wilson married Mise Bray Manyon at the Free Baptist church parsonage on South State street Tuesday evening. Rev. George F Barnard officiated. Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Wilson, works for Marion Steam Shovel Co. Bride, daughter of John Munyon, formerly of Wheelingsburg, will reside on North Main Street.
Polk and Company will complete the city canvass soon. Any household or business not yet reached should report to Ackerman's hotel at 18. Jerome Knox, manager, notes 6 11 1006.
Mr Samuel Fetter and children express sincere thanks to relatives friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the deaths of the wife and mother. They extend gratitude to the chorus of the Brethren Lutheran church for their support at the funeral services.
Miss Hazel Luellen and Mr Clark Weight wed in a Morning ceremony at the Luellen home on Garden street. Rev George M Rourke of the First Presbyterian Church presided. The couple will reside on Girard Avenue and take a wedding trip east after a breakfast reception.
An early 20th century advertisement promotes Samose as a flesh forming food that rapidly increases weight and vitality. It asserts noticeable gains in a week or ten days, promising plumpness and improved strength through daily use in tablet form sold by a reputable local drugstore.
The close of St Marys parochial school year features pupils receiving records and a palm of victory. Commencement for main department graduates includes John Von Kennel and Margaret OConnell among others. Latin department graduates noted. medals awarded for excellence. benediction and invited addresses planned.
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