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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1908

Page

13

Kleinmaters and Ignoffo reunite after years apart

Joe Kleinmaters, the West End cobbler, has located his cousin in Indianapolis with whom he was separated for years. They had been close friends in Italy and came to this country together as boys. They plan a visit once he travels east. Meanwhile Erie Railroad issues a new timetable detailing several daily trains with arrival and departure times, including No 2 at 10 15 a.m., No 13 at 2 40 p.m., and a midnight express No 14 at 11 07 p.m.

Joe Ignoffo West End Indianapolis Maly LM Am

Court Happenings and Local District Notices

The Pennsylvania road created a new traveling instructor office to train firemen and engineers, aiming to save fuel and maintain locomotive conditions. The Railway Telegraphers plan a meeting at Judge Moms about notable business. Bulletin notices advertise vacancies for three passenger conductors two brakemen two train baggagemen. Court assignments include case hearings for Sulpha Magnetic Springs vs Assurance Co of America and others. Local officials and attorneys are named in various civil actions and bank proceedings.

Pennsylvania Road

Pruning Knife Used Cuts Costs in City Services

A special Friday meeting of the board of public service approved expense cuts and tax levy reductions of over 4000 for six months. Samuel Reber was discharged as street commissioner and George Blum takes the role at 86 per month. Park superintendent Addison Bain gains market master pay, while Minton parks funding is not restored. A Monday council session will finalize six month appropriations.

Board of Public Service Harry &. Billiott Samuel Reber George Blum Blum Rever Addison Bain Bain George H. May Minton

Carnival at Archmsvhalt Impresses Crowd with Feats

Crowds attended the carnival in Archmsvhalt enjoying twelve big shows and three free acts. Dare Devil, the six time champion high diver, performed from a 96 foot ladder into a three and a half foot deep water tank.

Dare Devil

Hats on sale at Frank Bros for less than a dollar

A distressed OCR snippet notes prices 4 and 5 hats offered at 1.98 dollars. Mentions Miss Warrington and Frank Bros on the second floor.

Warrington Frank Bros

Valuation Raised on Merion County Banks

An increased valuation of 25925 dollars was placed on the personal property of fourteen banking institutions in Merion county. The banks are listed on the county duplicate for 775455 dollars, representing sixty percent of their personal property value plus capital stock surplus and undivided profits. Real estate holdings remain taxable.

Merion County Cording CL. Allen

Freight House Robbery and Purse Snatchings in Marion

Police report two thefts in Marion last night. The Big Four freight house was broken into, four pounds of candy and a box of Honda Scrap tobacco stolen, charges billed to McKinnins Grocery. A purse containing $6.25 was snatched from Mrs Louise Hamer near West Columbia and David streets at 8 pm. The thief fled into an alley. no clues found. John Ryan, a drunk, fined two dollars in favor's court after arrest by Officer Harper.

Honda McKinnins Wholesile Grocery Company Loulee Hamer West Columbia David Streets John Ryan Harper

The Better Class Dress Fabrics at Moderate Prices

Reductions in prices by manufacturers of fine Summer Dress fabrics. Embroidered batistes and corded silk muslins offered. 27 inch Pongee silks and linen color fabrics in copen hegan and reseda available at thirty nine cents.

Copenhegan and Reseda

Rheumatism Cured in 24 Hours Claim

T J Bliackmore of Pittsburg Pa says after one bottle of Dr Detchon s Relief for Rheumatism his nine month rheumatism vanished in 24 hours. He tested five physicians with little relief and now endorses the medicine to others. Sold by The Dumble Pharmacy opposite Kerr House. Admiral Coffee recommended.

T. J. Bliackmore Haller Blackmore Pittsburg Dr. Detchon Detchon Dumble Pharmacy Kerr House

Local Happenings From Morral and Nearby Towns

Miss Roma Welch of Morral visits friends in Richwood and relatives near Columbus. C B. Bevnburger improves after illness. Mrs. J W Miller of West Center hosts guests in Augusta. Jerry Darmody returns from weeks away to West Baden, in improving health. Hoven Warren family leaves for Delaware county summer homes. Fabian family plans Sunday visit to Gallon relatives. Mrs. Frank Strayer and daughter Kathaine visit D W Strayer in East Church street. Michael Zachman returns from Lima Soldiers Encampment. Rev A J Willey and wife, Indian missionaries, visit his sister Mrs W T Bush and brother Charles in Milan area.

Roma Welch Morral Richwood Josph ‘Monnett North Main Street Columbus J. W. Miller West Center Street Agusta Jerry Darmody West Baden Hoven Warren East Church Street Delaware County L. H. Fabian Silver Street Gallon Frank Strayer Kathaine Portsmouth D. W. Strayer Michael Zachman St. James Retreet Lima A. J. Willey India Mir Wiley W. T. Bush Mrancolla Avenue Charles South State Street

Halle Catarrh Cure: Internal remedy for blood and mucous surfaces

Local applications fail to reach the seat of disease. Catarrh is a blood and constitutional ailment, so internal treatment is required. Halle Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts on the blood and mucous surfaces. It is not a quack medicine and was prescribed by leading physicians for years.

Halle J. Cheney & CO Toledo Antes Halle

Knights of Pythias Lodge Outing To Gian Mary Park

Marion lodge No 4108 Knights of Pythias plans a park outing at Gian Mary Park on Wednesday June 24 with a 130 PM departure from Interurban station and 1100 PM return from Gren Mary. Activities include rowing dancing and a ball game.

Marion Lodge Knights of Pytnae Gianmary Park Grenmary Heart of the Afility Geo McKinley John Cleveland Abert S Howe

Twenty-First Annual Excursion of Marion Steam Shovel Co

The Marion Steam Shovel Company schedules its twenty first annual excursion to Cedar Potot on Friday July 10 1808 via Pennsylvania Lines. Depart Mortot 7 a m and return from Sandusky Carkets docks. Adults 1.25 dollars Children 85 cents. Event benefits company employees their families and friends. Bring dinner baskets wear tshirt waists for a traditional outing.

Cedar Potot Pennsylvania Lines Mortot Sandusky

One Dollar Columbus and Return Special

The C D M offers a special fare of one dollar to Columbus and back. The first car departs Marion at 6:00 a.m. and the second car leaves Columbus at 7:80 p.m.

Columbus Firat Marion Lass Coambus

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Kleinmaier Kleinmaters Brie Funy G. M. Knauer Pennsylvane Pennsylvania Common Plate Court Junge Mg, Young Gruber St. le Dune Sulpha Magnetic Springs Company The Assurance Company For America Soren Erle Pheintiff Uinew N. ‘Haner Agagnet John W. Clark PeGolley An DeGolley Rebecca Hinamon Ohio and Western Lime Court of Common Pleas Copeland Bartram Beofield Durfee Scofield F. McNeal Agalter Mollie C. Miller Jude Babet Citizens' Bank Prospect J Edward Mang Marion Clothing & Cloak Co Center St Reber Council Carnival, Company Arondalt Louise Hamer Warner & Edwards Tissu-Lusuriant Admiral SMART Waddell C. BE. Bevnburger David Pratt Cincinnati Marlon Lodge Knights of Pythink Byer Lunger Huber Block Marion Steam Shovel Company H. Schaffner Company Schaffner’s New Ohio Milling & Elevator CO OnaDew Percales Denman-Jenner Co
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