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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1909

Page

3

City school board approves repairs and centralization plan

Marion board of education inspectors visit every building and approve repairs to walls roofs and plumbing. They propose moving the commercial department to the Central building and converting former spaces for other classes while exploring a citywide centralization concept.

Marion Thunday Board of Educator F. K. Guthery WW. Jerety M. OH. Dickerson Christian H. J. Frank Pos. Wilson Inyidings and Grounds Brawldine Wilson Wilwon Tha Bow Toad Mont Dickerwon Saya Bain Mir Wrewent

Marion City Directory Call For Census Comfort Fans

Polk and Co announce a city canvass by RL Marion City Directory. Any household or business not yet visited is asked to report fans at Ackerman's hotel. Jdeome Lenox and Gell Mugr are noted in the message.

Rl, Polk & Co Ackerman’ Hotel Jdeome Lenox

Florida wedding ties two locals in early eve ceremony

Paul H. Felander, a well known resident of the area, and Miss Char Griffin of Plumty, Moorkla, were married at the home of the bride’s family. Felander, long engaged in Florida work, plans to make his home here. The couple’s future rests on health and happiness as they begin life together.

Paul H. Felander Ara Hate Bolander Opchard Nnrest Niwrnbens Gath Thurne Wehimie Ce Evernetion Gallon Lodge Che Onder Itis Triut Shelby Guender Adividh Mia Botte Wert Miohugni

Social Whirl at Delaware Avenue Home Event

A midweek social event at a Delaware Avenue home featured Mrs. Riva Yake Wilean receiving the honor Dolton plate. Guests included many local residents, out-of-town attendees, and a music program with Mrs. T. J. Davies and Miss Wilda Boyer at the piano. The afternoon culminated in a tea with Japanese bungalow decor, while supper followed a formal reception and later a dining-room tea with a pink and fern motif.

Min Mary &. Wetmore Irs Chatrles L. Allen Delaware Avenue Mra Riva Yake Wilean Minnes O Charmine Phelps Jose Packard Victor Denitwugh Merrit A. Turney Eva Yolte Wilson Fred. Wwberman Jr Martin J.dumble Charles Phelps Harry Uner Allee Harris Carl Lott D. Clinger Ralph Yourur George Seefleht James FE Prendergast Parle Q. Wilson James B. Phy Harry N. Quigley Phigene Godden Anthony Henri Voorhees Milefeld W. B. Foye Marweet Lehnitz Willian Tapp Fuemr John D. Owens Wlant Itlzaberh Norrik L. DB. McNeal Margeret Patten Johnston Georger Christian Richard Ik Weight T. C. Day Mies Wallace Henry Polk Overmire Com Belle Poll Toledo Wml Mayme Kennedy Colm True J. UW. Boyer J. H. Dendore Amrtre J. W. Handgate Boyer Bellefontaine Avenue T. J. Dawies Mies Wilda Boyer Edward ‘Thomps Carmen Thow William Wyndhurst Manes Rosale Dundore Grace Wingert Carrie Guihery Carmen Mow Itt Blow Sadie Thewne Mesdames T. J. Davies B. J. Stanley 7. B. Taytem A. J. Lewis Ruth Bilis Willin Piew Wil William Jackson Wagena Rubens Pb.t. Rabenw Frank Garver Edward Munnett Samel de Lovg William Smith Pearl Dundore Ido Moore Elza Jones Frank Tecbanen William Tracy T. Blow O. M. Young Harry Jones John Fairbanks A.T. Weaver Misses Ridenbaugh Julia Gugie Charlotte Dundore Frank Paddock Ant Mins Ning Felkner Wif Mrarank Garver Mea J. Kurt William Wheeler Frank Hents Frank Wilhelm Bertha Ritzhaupt Fuffnagie Bueyrun

The World’s Strongest Man Demonstrates In New York Night

Franks, famed as the strongest man, staged a display before the Mulally theater crowd. Harnessed to a heavy post, he faced weary horses pulling a chain. After three long pulls the teams gave way, yet Franks stood calm, smiling, unshaken by the strain and applause.

Muulily Theater Frente Franks Santi Rome

Family Theater Show Delights With Music and Comedy

The family theater presents a varied week featuring a lively vaudeville act with a dancer and singer, a violin impersonation by Miss Lane, and a humorous farce Host Man. A pair of weighted wheels is noted in a curious stunt, while the company continues to draw crowds with its lighthearted entertainment.

Wallut & Doull Mike Iti Everal Miss Lanecaster Ti Wan Hamed Family Theatter Rock Company

A Keen Observer Delineator fragment on a child’s remark

A fragment from Delineator recounts Ethel aged three visiting cousins John and George. She climbs to her father and says, papa, every night John and George way their are they and God to make them boys. He responds with a sober note about fate.

Ethel Vlert John George God Abe

KNIGHT TEMPLAR ELECTION AND LODGE ACTIVITIES

Knight Templar election and lodge activities detailed the conferring of degrees on Claes of Tyree and widespread participation across lodges. Reports include meting plans for a Red Cross degree, attendance by multiple officers, and announcements of upcoming initiations and district officers. Local events feature Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias gathering, and municipal support for charitable work amid a broader fraternal convention.

John W. Simpson is Claimed by Death

The death of John W. Binion, aged sixty nine, in Marion County. long service as a veteran of the infantry illness. born in Plea Township. married to Miss Mary Coffee. children A. of A. Aalamaned, N.Y. William Canton and Hay Marion. sister Mrs Elizabeth Hurihart of Prospect. Services held Sunday afternoon. Rev. M P Gatheler officiating. burial in Marion cemetery. The Mirror reports the obituary and funeral details.

John W. Binion Marion County Peomjwer Street Sinai Intervala Marion Pleg Pleg Jant Inist Mies Mary Coffee Helie Tunes A Aalamaned N.Y Willani Canton Ierlan Jaud Hay Martel Burka Marlon Cemetery

Home Guards Meet At Miss Ozella Court's Home

A Byworth Missouri group held a Wednesday social at the South Wing free church venue. About twenty attended a called session with games and sewing after friendly intermingling. The next property meeting is in two weeks at Miss Tron Bhamal ley Franklin Street.

Ozella Court South Wing de Hennecians Byworth M.or Tron Bhamalley Franklin Atrowt

Real Estate Transfers and a Advertising Claim

A long list of real estate transfers in Marion and surrounding townships shows multiple lot and acreage sales involving buyers and sellers such as John II Bain, Kate Wheat, Terrace Tel Hot, and William Tinker with prices ranging up to $5,000. The entries also include numerous parcels in Marion and nearby areas, with varying deed types and monetary amounts. The page ends with an apparent advertisement for a medicinal tea claiming health benefits.

John II Bain Sorden W. C. Daighman Marton Adama Rion Hag Clare J Dita Aleroff, Pahey Iniedhie Company Marion Sroville T. J. Mille Almedy MM. Brown George W. Manley B. Dutston LaRue Ida McColey William ‘Tinker Nelean

House Boat Trip Down the Au Sable Club Meeting Elects Officers

The Pine Lake Outing Club held its annual meeting at the EB offices. Officers elected include Pred Halerman as president Fr Bush as vice president Witten, K. Schaftner as treasurer and Charles Harraman as secretary. The historian noted last year’s outing and the club planned a voyage 160 miles down the Au Sable River with a jetty bungalow on Pine Lake.

Pine Lake Outing Club Envig Pred Halerman I Bush Witten K. Schaftner Charles Harraman Abstantian WLTH Lippincott Php Schneiter J. HM Flach JB Pagtips A.cidmondsan Weapner Leaneportirlan Real Au Colle Tae Daly

Medal Floor Te Made On Hanami Gold Medal Floor

Fragmentary OCR note mentions Hanami Gold Medal Floor and Temawet with figures about Christians and large numbers, unclear context or individuals, likely a jumble of phrases from a historical article. The readable parts reference Asia and Arties and a numeric claim around 8,000 Christians and 42,400,000 per Christians, but details are garbled.

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