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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1909

Page

8

Train riding suspects in Pennsylvania yards

Melvin Breese and Walter King were arrested in Pennsylvania railroad yards on train riding charges. George Hamner, arraigned for a fatal shooting, cannot post a 5000 bond and remains jailed awaiting the next grand jury session. King sustained a painful foot injury during a freight ride. The mayor and police responded to the troubled youths from Delaware, with Breese described as repeatedly detained in the past.

Melvin Breese Walter King Pennsylvania Railroad Lennsylvania el. Masterson Crypreon Velaware King Delaware Nolice Union Station Breese Sehertt

Rocky Mountain Tea Baby Medicine Ad Ends Tears and Promises Health

An old advertisement notes tears during courtroom arguments and promotes Hellseter’s Rocky Mountain Tea as a safe, natural baby remedy. It claims no minerals or alcohol and brandishes the 25 cent price for Tea or Tablets from Charles Schmidt & Co.

Rocky Mountain Charles Schmidt & Co

Ice Cream Social Draws Hot Attendance at Lea Street Church

In the basement of Lea Street Presbyterian church on Friday evening the church brotherhood hosted an ice cream social. A large turnout enjoyed diverse social amusements and the event raised a neat sum for church work.

Lea Street Presbterian Chrch Brotherhood

Runaway Run of Peculiar Happenings in Allentown

Allentown pa June 10 Friday morning Mise Sadie Smith while sullying a township came driving to town with predam and a bag of chickens. Her horses bolted on Bout Street, the wagon struck an obstacle, Miss Stith was hurled into the air landed on a lumber pile and was injured. The bag of chickens spilled and a woman who picked it up shrieked as the birds clucked. The woman fainted and had to be revived by a physician.

Allentown Mise Sadie Smith Mise Stith

New Absorption Method for Piles Offered at Home

Advertisement promises curing bleeding and protruding piles with a new absorption treatment. Provides address to request home trial kit and references upon request. Claims immediate relief and permanent care without payment, urging readers to write to Mrs. M Summers, Box P, Notre Dame, Indiana.

Mn. M. Summers Box P Notre Dame Ind

Baseball Goods Price List From Local Store

A local catalog lists baseball goods with prices for balls at 1.35 dollars and 1.25 dollars, bats at 2.50 dollars, and accessories including ankle braces wrist bands supporters toe and heel plates. The brief notice provides item types and pricing without further details.

Sale of Church Property Sought in Partition Action

Prendergast Lumber Company seeks court order to sell church property on West Church Street to satisfy liens for lumber and labor. Administrators Goodnow named as defendants. court to determine priority and divide proceeds. State injunction against Columbus and Bucyrus railroad dissolved after safety upgrades.

Central Christian Church Inter Nerhaly West Church Street Prendergast Launtver Company Scofield, Durfee Beofield Court of Common Ples Lucius T. Goodnow Willia D. Newton Joseph Goodnow de Elent Cbarch Ttte W. C. Stafford Prendergast Lowder and Coal Company Prendergast Lumber Company Prendergast Lumber and Coal Company County Recorder Len and K Uw. 1 B. G. Young Railroad Comminanion

Defendant Pleads In Complaint Court Saturday

The defendant wa s filed in the complaints Court Saturday. The plaintiff in her reply admitted agreeing to go to Upper Sandusky with her husband but he refused to provide a home there. She denies most allegations and enters a general denial to the remainder.

Upper Sandusky

Eighteen Earn Teaching Certificates From City Examinations

The board of city school examiners at the High school on June 9 and 10 granted certificates to eighteen examinees to teach in city schools. Four earned High School certificates, with some issued for three years and others for one or two. Names appear for trades teaching certificates, and Omris Lewis received a dual grades and High school certificate, being an Ohio Northern University graduate. Two former teachers who lost positions were issued immediate certificates.

Board of City School Nity Miseey Towa Waddell Dorothy Anderson Anta Sohoeniowh Cersetimnan Margaret Bu Ohio Northern University Ada

New Members Welcomed At Free Baptist Church Event

A reception for new members of the Free Baptist church in the city followed revival enrollments with forty one new members since February. The program featured speeches by Mrs J C Johnston Mr Peters and Mrs Barnard, solos by Miss Tradell Coll and Dora Smith, a recitation by Dorothy Stowe, and a closing hymn God Be With You Until We Meet Again.

Free Baptist Church Cntirch J. C. Johnston Tradell Coll James Kay H. L. Male Dora Smith Charles Kuiencamp Urbana Feters Mr. Barnard Dorothy Stowe Ladies Aid Society God Edifles

Ira Burroughs Dies at 50 in North Lewisburg Home

Neighbors notified Friday evening of the death of Ira Burroughs aged fifty at the home of his son Lawrence Burroughs in North Lewisburg after years of paralysis. He formerly lived in Marion. Survived by wife, daughter Misa Bessie and two daughters Clel Parker and Mrs Millington, plus sons Lawrence and William Burroughs and brother George Burroughs of Marlow. Funeral at United Brethren church in North Lewisburg Sunday afternoon at 1:00. Interment at North Lewisburg cemetery.

Marion Ira Burroughs Lawrence Burroughs North Lewisburg Thin City Misa Bessie Burroughs West Center Street Clel Parker Charles Millington William Burroughs George Berroughs Marlow Funors United Brethren Church North ‘Lewisburg North Lewis Rg

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