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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1907
Page
8
A group of about sixty friends gathered at Edward Street residence Wednesday evening to honor John Tayor on his fortieth birthday. The crowd enjoyed games and socialли features, received several gifts, and were treated to elaborate refreshments as the event concluded.
The Golden Rage will be the new clothing store by the Heasmloch company, already with Gas City and Upland locations. They leased the East Center Street room from Marion Grocery, which will vacate soon. Inman concern will take charge July 16 to prep the space for the August opening and rebrand as The Golden Eagle under Mr. Hearn’s guidance.
A public lecture titled Christian and House was announced and described as a free educational talk. The event invites residents to learn about faith, home life, and community topics from a local speaker.
A reception hosted by Mrs. W. S. Harvey and Mrs. Clifton Cass yesterday afternoon on East Church Street drew about 175 guests. The interior was decorated with red roses and peonies, with guests received by the hostesses and a punch service in the lining room.
On the return and third Tuesday of each month, tickets will be offered at very low rates for one way or round trips. For details contact Mr. L. B. Nebergall, Erie agent, or write for particulars.
Clarence Gallegher was surprised at his Kenton Avenue home on a Wednesday evening for his twenty fifth birthday. Friends and relatives gathered, refreshments were served, and many attendees from Lime City Connell Jr O U AL M joined in the celebration at the Gallagher residence.
A free public lecture is set for Thursday evening June 20 at 8 o'clock in the Grand Opera House. The event invites attendance by residents and students interested in the speaker's topics.
Mrs Matilda Thew longtime friend of Marton Delaware and Columbus firemen received a 40th honorary membership badge from the Columbus fire department Chief Lauer presented the badge featuring a facsimile of the capital’s firefighter badge to the well known helper nicknamed Muddy
The Y M C A men’s volleyball league saw Young and Mies captain the first clash, with Mies’s team winning two of three. Mickley and Geran’s squad split two matches as volleyball popularity grows. An update meeting tonight plans league organization while a first-ever Y M C A swimming program features multiple races and a diving event. Two new teams formed: the sille rail team with Philly Ren and friends, and the Y M C A Senior team led by Greg Myers and others.
Michael Heron, described as a common drunk, was arrested last night. After signing the pledge he was released in the mayor's court this morning.
Mrs. O D Kennedy visited Caledonia Monday. Mise Daley Lowmiller, health improved, spent a week with friends in Galion returning home Monday. The Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs Richard Winch home with many local attendees. The tenth annual convention of the Tully To Sunday School Association was held at Martel last week. Children services at St Johns Reformed Church postponed will be observed Sunday evening June 23. D Kennedy will attend court in Marion next week. W C Kennedy hauled a load of hogs to Ia Tuesday. Mige Hila Lochakler visited Sunday with Miss Anna Ola at Cannan.
A birthday surprise for Mrs. George B Rayl at her Mast Cen home drew many American Insurance Union members. The gathering featured games music and refreshments as neighbors and friends offered best wishes.
The report notes Hughes being censured twice while Bryan discusses vetoing the rate bill, signaling political tensions over tariff and finance policy. Bryan argues against the measure, framing the veto as a stand for fiscal restraint.
Railways report busy excursion season with trains filled to capacity and crowds boarding at major stations. Officials expect continued demand as travel demand rises and holiday getaways prompt weekend departures across routes.
Nathaniel Keelin, aged 58, died at the county infirmary yesterday afternoon from consumption after a long illness. He had lived in the city for many years and left no county relatives. The body was buried at Marion cemetery this afternoon with no funeral service. A dance tonight in Schwinger's West End Pavilion prompts residents to consider noise and disturbances linked to a whistle-happy engineer and ongoing complaints.
Chorley Rhoman of Cottage street was badly injured last Friday when struck by a beige truck and a boulder at Norris and Christian quarries. He remains at Sawyer Sanatorum with doctors warning his recovery is doubtful. He is currently paralyzed below the waist and may require nourishment assistance.
Marion Clothing and Cloak Company promotes millinery offers with $5 hats and a $2.08 gold clock. Customers may save money and may receive a chance on a free gold cloak by purchasing or paying on account, drawing to be held June 20 at 8:30 p.m.
A group of about thirty neighbors surprised John Criswell at his Loader Street home on a Wednesday night to celebrate his twenty fourth birthday. The party ran from eight to eleven with games and light refreshments. Dora Todd of Moe Combs Ohio was the only out of town guest.
The Hillatale College commencement begins today in Michigan with Vernon Main of Olney Avenue among graduates. Marriage licenses issued to Theodore W Poorman and Mattie Powers. Barth Smith and Mattelle Didbold listed. Weather gauge shows 87 degrees was yesterday’s high.
Edith eight and Juanita six Jones children of Rose Avenue handle bees without fear while their mother wonders why they have never been stung. Neighbors note the pair calmly capture bees by hand, avoiding paddles and displaying unusual bravery for kids from Marion Steam Shovel employee PF RB Jones’s family.
Ladies waists priced from 50 cents to 7 50. A chance to win a beautiful gold cloak with a 50 cent purchase on account. Marion Clothing Company, 620 11th Street.
A promotional offer announces a free beautiful gold clock to one customer on June 2 at 8:30 PM. Each 0c purchase or payment earns a ticket. participating store is Marion Clothing & Cloak Co. 620-41.
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