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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1909

Page

5

Willing 10 Take a Chance on a California Heiress

A letter from Truckee California describes J W Gram an Ohio bound man with a $25 000 fortune seeking a wife to settle in California He promises a modest home and a share in his wealth while Ohio suitors and California earthquakes loom over the marriage bargain The note hints at gambling temptations and plans to relocate the lucky partner to the Golden State amid a peach and lemon crop discussion and a social whirl in Nevada mining regions.

California Mirror J. W. Gram Truckee Onlo Grant Nevada Willow Ohio Motte Whitch Timan

Home grown article notes in Ohio batt line

Fragmentary OCR notes mention Grant and a batt line in Ohio with a home grown article tone. Names and exact actions are unclear yet reference a civic or political context and a period voice.

Grant Ohio

Brotherhood Meeting At Leo Street Presbyterian Church

The Brotherhood of the Leo Street Presbyterian Church held an intercUpting meeting at the church Wednesday evening. Important business was discussed and a serious social event was planned for next Friday. At the regular meeting next Tuesday, all are invited to attend as the session will be open and George Christina will address the gathering. Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea and related baby medicine advertise in the notice.

George Christina

Cardington Bride Weds Marion Groom at Cardington Home

Mr Joseph Reed of Marion and Miss Grace Thayer of Cardington united in marriage Sunday afternoon at five o'clock at the bride’s sister Mrs Don Hull’s home. Rev Baxter of the M E B church officiated. A wedding supper followed. Reed is son of J A Reed of Marion, well known locally. Bride reared in Morrow county, spent much of her life at Cardington. Her father William Thayer now lives in Cleveland.

Joseph O, Reed Marion Misa Grace Thayer Cardington Don Hull Baxter MEB Church of Wm. Thayer Cleveland Morrow County

Schmidt and Co Offer Half Price Dr Howard's Specific

After extended effort Schmidt and Co, druggists, secured a Dr Howard Co half price introductory offer on a fifty cent vial of their constipation and dyspepsia cure. The medicine is claimed to rapidly relieve and permanently cure stomach and bowel troubles, with a money back guarantee if ineffective. Limited supply available, order now for sixty doses delivered postage paid.

Schmidt & Co Dr. Howard Co Neffio

High Honor for Judge Davis at Ohio Wesleyan

Judge W Z Davis of Marion received the honorary L L D degree at Ohio Wesleyan University’s commencement. The event highlighted his long Supreme Court tenure and notable opinions. Also noted are plans for a major fundraising campaign to build a women’s dormitory and YMCA facilities at the university, with trustees Gray and While contributing $45,000 each.

Delaware Moe Ohio Wesleyan Anteoresty Willian Zephaniah Davis Marion Supreme Court State of Ohio Welch Davis Igh Davie Eavne Stree Supreme Court of Ohio Aummnt Ton D. S Gray Z. L. While Columbus

Rumor of Death Haunts Erie Rail Workers After Burgess Return

Railroad workers in Marion Eric area were alarmed by reports that conductor Michael Burgess had died while on duty. Burgess returned alive, greeted by relieved colleagues. A traveling bicyclist drew attention at Union station, selling postcards and recording signatures from towns passed. Erie line disruptions included a train wreck near Elmira and service notices, with several staff injuries recovering.

Esc Michael Burgess North Prospect Street Mr. Burgess Atlantic Coast Pacific Union Station

Caledonia couple united in intimate marriage

Miss Blair Hind and Aubrey Holland were married at the home of Mr and Mrs Perry L Harris on Booth Seffner Avenue. Rev D A Bailey of the Epworth church officiated. Only immediate family attended and the couple will reside in Caledonia where the groom is a schoolteacher.

Blair Sedan Hind Aubrey Holland Phew Caledonia Perry L. Harri Booth Seffner Avenue D. A. Bailey Epworth M. J Thewin

Italian laborer injured by falling tool near Ene section

An Italian worker suffered a severe foot injury at a work site on the Ene section when a tie being set was struck by a fellow laborer with a pick. He was moved to the Sawyer Sanatorium. Records show the man is known by his number rather than name. The piece notes widespread chronic catarrh in the area and promotes Halle Catarrh Cure by J. Chhorny Co.

Bia Broland Sawyer Sanatorium API Merion Ik Halle Pilede Ohio

Admitted to the Bar in Columbus Ohio

The Ohio State Journal notes a class of students passing the bar examination this week in Columbus. Meron W. Schoenlaub of this city is listed among the admitted candidates. He is a son of Jacob J. Schoenlaub of South State street.

Columbus Ohio State Journal Meron W. Schoenlaub Elty Gehoenlaub Jacob J. Schoenlaub Gouth State Street

Rheumatism Cured in a Day by Detchon’s Relief

Remarkable cure claim for rheumatoid and neural conditions in a day. Promises rapid action upon the system, with testimonials of immediate relief and restored mobility. Product advertised through a pharmacy house, urging readers to purchase for swift results.

Detchon Lema Paares Beable Pharmacy

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Macken & Smith NEW J. F. Ce Ar Haberman Hardware CO Turner Lablea Chas. Turner 6 Company Ee WY Pictures Buckeye State Hollleter Charles Schmidt & Co Joseph O Reed Miss Grace Thayer Chas, Schmidt East Center Street Judge Davis W. Z. Davis All Ohio Jastice Charles B. Tiempt Joseph Rizzo North Main Street P. Kiva Harry Nichols Ory Eric Bimba N Erie Thre City Elmira New York Trai Erie Railroad Altoether Spencerville Edward Lane Homer Bennett Ohio City Grant Wike Huntington Pennsylvania Cedar Point Daniel Lehman The M. A. Gee Canard Taverne Yoder Francis Bader American Express Company Kalers Candy Shop D. H. Bailey Miss Kisi A. A. Thew E. B. Main Mill St Old Huber Shop Citizens Building & Loan Company Center Street M. Bohnetter G. Briggs Soo Marion Chattel Loan Co Mata Street Atlas Portland Gement Ohio Milling & Elevator Co Johnston's Dye House Call Phon Fred W. Peters South Main Street Maxonfest Marion National Mill Co Emerson W. Schoenlaub Endas Marion Ice and Cold Storage Company Wollenweber
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