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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1908

Page

8

Committees Named At Commercial Club Meeting

At the Commercial club meeting this morning, George C. Christian announced committee changes for the new season. Dr. C K E Sawyer becomes chairman of the finance committee, with no other changes there. George B Christian Jr. takes the House Committee chair from B K Abler. The entertainment committee stays the same. C Wollenweber becomes transportation chairman, succeeding W G Harding. In manufactures EB M Ubiler elevates J A Schroeter, who succeeds D A Pronk. Harding moves to the transportation panel and R T Lewis succeeds H W Martin. B B Kleinmaier replaces J Anthony as chair of the soliciting committee.

Ue Commercial Club George Christian C. K E. Sawyer George B. Christian George B. Christian Jr B. BK. Abler C. Woallenweber W. G. Harding EB. K. Ubiler J. A. Schroeter Mr. Schroeter D. ‘A. Pronk Harding Wollenweber R.T. Lewis HW. Martin B. B. Kleinmaier J. ©.Anthony

ADMIRAL CorrEen Emerges After Intense Trench Debates

Admiral CorrEen has secured a decisive victory after weeks of heated trench debates. Key figures from the naval command, including Admiral Hart and Commodore Li, endorsed CorrEen's strategic plan, highlighting reinforced supply lines and new coastal fortifications.

Window of Bargains Promises Deep Discounts

An advertisement touts savings on women’s suits, skirts, children’s dresses, millinery, boys and men’s suits, hats, and shoes. It urges readers to look and seize the chance to save money, highlighting affordable prices like ladies suits at 1.38 and skirts at 98 cents.

Beautiful Wedding Pair Fined For Loitering In Mayor Court

In mayor's court this morning Officers Fetter and Harper described a tour evening incident. The pair pleaded guilty to loitering and were granted five minutes to leave town, after which they would depart under mayor Soherff Mhernl's order.

Fetter Harper Soherff

Prominent Young Folks United in Marriage by Rev E G Mapes

A wedding at 497 Franklin street unites Eugene DeWolfer and Mike Ester Neely, two leading city figures, in a ceremony by Rev Edmund G Mapes. The bride, daughter of George W Neely, is noted for club memberships and social standing. the groom, son of Warren G Harding, is a Michigan University alum and active in business and clubs. The couple receive many well wishes and a wedding supper follows.

Marshal Eugene DeWolfer Mike Ester N. Neely Franklin Street Edmund G. Mapes St. Paul's Biscopal Church George W. Neely John Street Warren G. Harding Offeraduite Michigan University Tally Way

Military Ball Friday Night at Armory Rink

Co. D hosts its first military ball at the armory formerly the Royal Rink with Dowler's orchestra providing music for a grand march at 8 30. Refreshments will be served and tickets cost $1.00.

Co. D Royal Rink Munic Dowler

Police Court is Madden and KB Edmond son hobos

Police court records describe Madden and KB Edmond as hobos of the lowest type, pulled to police headquarters for processing. The fragment suggests an arrest or detainment event with unspecified charges and location.

Is. Madden KB. Edmondson Ato

Judgment Granted in Tonguet vs Hatch Suit

Ed Tonguet won a judgment in the court of Justice Gompt against John Hatch after a morning cave call and an evening verdict. Tonguet sought 31 for moving a stock of goods, while Hatch counter claimed for goods used by Tonguet. The defendant must also pay costs totaling about 10.

Ed Tonguet Court of Justice Gompt John Hatch Tanguet Tonyquet

Special Sunday Rail Fare to Columbus and Return

The C. D. & M. offers a one dollar round trip to Columbus on Sundays. The first car departs Marion at 6 a.m. and the last car departs Columbus at 7:30 p.m.

Columbus Marion Coumbus

DIES AT AGE OF THREE SCORE AND TEN

Mrs. Sarah Pickering aged seventy died after four years illness at her daughter Mrs. William Parker’s home two miles south of Lane at 1 o clock Thursday night. Survived by two sons and one daughter. Funeral at Palview church near Vituo Sunday at 10 am conducted by Rev. BN Long. Interment in church cemetery.

Sarah Pickering William Parker Lane Lattue

Halle Catarrh Cure Claimed Internal Remedy

Catarrh cannot be cured with local applications, claims Halle Catarrh Cure goes to the blood and mucous surfaces. It says Hall’s Catarrh Cure is a prescribed internal tonic from a noted physician, combined with blood purifiers to cure catarrh, with testimonials available, sold by druggists and retailers. Also recommends Wall’s Family Pills for constipation.

Halle Hall F. J. Cheney

Valuation Raised for C D M Railroad Property

Auditor Charles J. Allen attended a committee of auditors meeting in Columbus yesterday. The property valuation of the C D M railroad was increased by 125 dollars per mile, bringing the valuation to 5 910 dollars per mile. The company owns thirteen and four tenths miles of track in Marion county.

Younty Charles J. Allen Columbus Marlon County

Marion Commandery Elects New Officers At June Meeting

At Marion Commandery No 36 Knights Templar annual meeting officers were elected including Daniel Evans eminent commander and George E Waddell captain general After installing ceremonies on June 25 an installation will follow with Red Cross and Malta degree conferred An annual conclave is planned for Cincinnati October 13 and 14 with 100 members reserved at the Astoria hotel.

Marion Knights Tene Plar Daniel Evans Willem (. Stafford George E Waddell Philip Ruchrmund Charles J. Scerogga Bujegrim Albert J. Whiting John EB. Waddell James A. Knapp Louis 8 McNeal Marty W. Jones Delawrae Clarence Weston Ang M. B. Mickerson Bir Order of the Red Crome Temple Malta Clyelnnad Quartery New Haiting Hotel

Hats at deep discount in Saturday sale

A line of four and five dollar hats is closed out at 1.98 dollars. Miss Warrington offers old and warranted oxfords or thigh shows in tan or black, for wear and comfort, from Frank Bros on the second floor.

Miss Warrington Frank Bros Flor Beatty & Lovg Warrington Goodsell

Trampled by Horse Hurts Green Camp Elderly Man

Ruben Hopkins Gil Green Camp, aged eighty three, was injured Friday afternoon while grooming his horse when the animal trampled him. Found by a family member, his head and body bore bruises and possible internal injuries. Dr. Finefrock attended and declared the case serious.

Ruben Hopkins Green Camp Dr. Finefrock

Saloon Closes as Jacob Weber Quits Busines

Jacob Weber on South Main street ends the saloon business leaving Hyder due May 4 with possible deferral to June 20. He notes a four month period after May 14 for tax calculation totaling about 200 dollars, with the treasure allowed a small margin. May Admiral Coffee.

Jacob Weber South Main Street Busines Hyder

Cut Price Trimmed Hats Saturday at Bargain Prices

Local retailer announces a sale on trimmed hats priced four and six dollars with a special date. Customer savings emphasized, and a noted shopper name appears in the fragment.

Sunday Schedule For Central Dispatch and Marion Run

First car on C D M leaves Marion at 4 a m and runs hourly thereafter. Last car to Columbus at 9 p m and to Delaware at 11 p m. Last Columbus car leaves at 6 20 p m amid rising public support for Admiral Copfina.

Marion Columbus Delaware Admiral Copfina

William Geer Dies After Illness From Tight Shoe

The well known farmer William Geer of Prospect Township died shortly after seven o clock Thursday evening from blood poisoning believed to be caused by a tight shoe. He was 46, survived by a widow and three children. Funeral services will be from his sister Mrs Charles Felkey at Prospect Saturday at 2 pm. interment Prospect Cemetery. Beatty Long advertise shoes and millinery, with prices and specials noted, plus a note about free ice water in Beatty Long doorway.

Wiliam Geer Fig Hinenise Slater Charles Felkey Prospect

Clubs and Societies Gather at Kensington Place Event

Miss Eilea Dickerton hosted many of the High School Class of ’07 on Kensington Place, Thursday evening, with a drIdealite of activities and refreshments. Miss Heat May Wolford has invitations out for a social at her home on Thursday June 24 in honor of Miss Evhel Scott soon to wed Mr. Ben Make. Mrs. William Scofield held a picnic at Scofield Grove on Bellefontaine Avenue yesterday afternoon for a Florida party, with guests including Mrs. Ernshaw and Mrs. John Eldwi.

Eilea Dickerton Kensington Place Heati May Wolford Miew Evhel Scott Ben Make William Scofield Scofield Bellefontaine Avenue Ernshaw John Eldwi

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Kleinmaiers CorrEen Marion Clothing & Cloak Co Center St Esther Neely Marshal DeWolfe E. G. Mapes Sam Thornton Curle Roy Chapman Scherff Groom Ombranklin Street Willem Snyder Bsnydir Snyder Frank Gallagher Willan Keegan Hoho No. 3 Oilber Hall Keegan Momy Wurthae Boone Hopkin's Credit Company C. D. & M. Railway K. T’s Cincinnati Marion Commandery Deutscher Mund Mie Kalghta Pyth Asie Marlon Mark Jolyard and Con Neil July St. John Iks May Admiral Coffee Miss Warringt Warner & Edwards William Geer Nerr Beatty & Long Jemmer Oxford Hyer Lungpr Huber Beatty &Long Anyon New York
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