18 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1910
Page
1
A vintage ad promotes Theobald Whiskey by Theobald & Son Co. It touts purity and a half century of reputation for Brande Old Coon and Old Tammark whiskies. Offer includes $3.20 per gallon full quarts prepaid and $1 per quart bottle, with home use and medical use hints.
The School Examiners of Marion County Ohio will meet at Central School for teacher examinations on July August and September with written exams at 6:30. Applications accepted until 10 pm. Fees 50 cents. Certificates issued by grade thresholds and experience, with varying term lengths. Names W Allmendinger clerk and W P Maloney president listed.
Many names and places appear in a flurry of social calls. Ida Jets and Min O. visit Caletonia relatives. Mrs Loren Weir guests of G W Neal. Catherine Stelman and Catherine Cramer visit Columbiana relatives. families from Brush Ridge and Bucyrus neighbors host and attend gatherings. K P Decoration at Catedonia noted. several families from Monuelle Likens Chapel and nearby towns are listed as guests or hosts across the week.
Green Camp residents share a week of visiting friends and relatives including Mrs James Bigginn hosting Delaware guests. Edgar Hogan returns from Indiana to spend vacation, others from Marion and nearby towns visit, travel, or attend commencements and family events across Ohio and Michigan.
The well known New York publisher Joseph Pulliner and his son were to depart Lavernont on a special train to reach New York as health concerns prompted the return.
A round of social visits and church notices across Larue and nearby Raymond, including Ida Clark in Marion guest, Bibles and meetings, funerals for CB Baker, touring car purchase, and G A R hall entertainment. Rev Sutton activity, O F P of Agesta, K P memorial address, and Pythian convention delegate travels mentioned.
A Prospect family marked a daughter's birthday with a Wednesday evening gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Thitwut four miles from Prooper. Music and a luncheon followed a friendly reception. Guests included many friends and neighbors from Norton, Piqua, Mechanicstown, and surrounding areas, with gifts noted for the celebrant.
Col Roosevelt leads a grand Fifth Avenue pageant with Rough Riders and national figures including Meyer Wilson Butt and Odell. Thousands line the route as salutes and bows mingle with a citywide celebration. The day closes with luncheon at Mrs Alexander’s and Roosevelt returning home to Oyster Bay. In other news, Mrs Bonebrake dies after a fall in Hamilton, Indiana, and the Senate committee considers Lorimer election corruption charges.
Secretary of State Knox appears receptive to a governor nomination in Pennsylvania as supporters push his name. Observers debate whether he would accept if urged by Republicans or merely use the push to spur the Penrose machine to nominate a strong candidate. In another item, Edward Irwin drowned while attempting to save his 10 year old son after cramps struck them in the Miami River.
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