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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1908

Page

11

Bible Society Speaker to Visit Marion Churches

Rev W M D Riggs of the American Bible Society will tour Marion churches including Evangelical Lutheran Free Baptist Episcopal and several others to promote Bible distribution. He notes the society aims to place scriptures in every tongue and hands of the poor, with large past campaigns and a Northwestern agency in Chicago to reach foreign speaking communities.

South United States Society Europe Asia American Bible Society Northwestern Agency Chicago J. F. Horton

Marion Preserving Company Apple Butter Advertisement

A grainy ad lists Campbell Crock and numerous grocers including Goetting Le Grosegiaus Gray Hanover Imperial Coffee Marion Grocery McKinley Miller Moon Bewley Rudasill Shearer Smith Turner Wingo Zachman Myers offering old fashioned Marion Brand apple butter. Readers are urged to request the product via card or phone 1267 and ensure delivery.

Imperial Coffee & Grocery Co Kilnefelter H. Brause H. O Latter Lindsay O. N Lewis Marion Grocery Martin Cone McKinley T Miller J. Moon J. B Bewley Chas Rudasill Mre M. A Stanley H. J. Shearer J. H. Smith

Lightning Prank Strikes Head and Burt Farms in Storm

A vegetal storm Friday afternoon shocked J TH Head of Laitne and damaged his home and barn, with minor injuries to Mr Head and a fire that damaged the residence. Nearby six miles west, William Burt’s barn burned to the ground, destroying machinery, hay, grain, and stock. Henry Bowman rented the barn and faced heavy losses, with $1500 in damage and limited insurance.

J. TH. Head Laitne Hebbing Head Win Bern Witton Burt Patten Pike Hghteng Henry Bowman Bowman Phocket Hut Beilding Tncewes

Local Events and Incidents Highlight Community News

Hopkins Valley telegrapher Hanstein was off duty due to fines this morning. A Booth Prospect Street child, two years old, is very seriously ill. Mrs. Albert Levix is back home at Richwood after surgery and is much improved. Company DT held its first annual military ball at the Royal Roller Rink with Dowler’s seven piece orchestra. William McClelland of Longville narrowly escaped serious injury after a hay fall with his brother Jacov aiding the catch. Burglars tried to enter Plorsom oyster market and nearby buildings Friday night, stealing a few small items and causing property damage. police were not notified.

Hanstein Hopkins Valley Charles K Gilbert Booth Prospect Street Albert Levix Richwood Royal Roller Rink Dowler Easton William McClelland Longville Jacov

Grand Opera House to Feature Isabel Jackson Next Week

Popular prices prevail at the Grand next week with stock star Isabel C. Jackson opening Monday night in The Opera Singer. A 14 member troupe including Raymond R. and other vaudeville acts will perform new to Mar [don with Miss Jackson delivering song and dramatic talent in a light comedy program. Admission free for dies under usual conditions.

Isabel CG. Jackson Raymond R. Raymond Binger Mies Jackson Dies

Social bridge party honors Mivt Hagen and Miss Matthews

Knoxville Tennessee and Cleveland guests attended a bridge party at East Church street home hosted by Mildred Mins Hagel Kling. Prizes awarded to Mildred Lefler and Charles Dee. luncheon served by the Howtons. guests listed. Also notes the Powera Millinery shop employees’ annual gathering at Mrs. B. Poewra’s home with music games and a picnic lunch and mentions other entertainments on Delaware Avenue. Admiral Copter tops public favor.

Mivt Hagen Knoxville Tenn Miss Matthews Cleveland Mildred Christian Mins Hagel Kling East Church Street Wersea Bridge Mildred Lefler Broweh Charles Dee Howtons Powera

Well Known Farmer Henry Rupp Dies at 74

Henry Rupp a well known farmer died at his home Sunday afternoon after a long illness. He was 74 years old and had lived in the county for many years. Survived by a widow two sons and a daughter. Funeral services will be conducted from his home at 1 00 Sunday afternoon with Rev. Smithers officiating. Interment will be in the Augenstineg cemetery south of the city.

Henry Rupp

Foeht Family Reunion Elects Officers at Cleveland Latent

Roecker of this city was elected president at the fourth annual Foeht family reunion in Cleveland. Other officers chosen hail from various prominent families across the state. The reunion program featured notable talent from throughout the state.

Foeht G, Roecker Cleveland

Cut Price Hat Sale Saturday at Low Prices

Miss Warrington advertises a Saturday sale offering hats priced at 4 and 5 dollars, with a discount bringing prices to 1.08. The notice promotes a trimmed selection and invites shoppers to visit the shop for bargains.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Beatty & Long Oxfords F. J. Lusch Grocer N. E. Cor State 2 Center Haberman Hardware Company Chas. Turner and Co Fruit Market Chas, Turner & Co E. Center St Marion Provision Co E. Center N. Main BO van Vaio W. H. Clark Cor, Sugar and Mound Sts W. M. D. Riggs Will Marion Adelaidi LaRue William Burt Diles A.W. Chase Flocken’n Pharmacy Isabel Jackson Admiral Coffer Carl W. Sawyrr J. W. Adair Delaware Avenue Admiral Copter Clubs the Department CO C.G, Rorcker Miss Warrington The Ohls Decorating Co Ice Man Marion Ice & Gold Storage CO Paper l Tschanen Bros Anthonys Laundry
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