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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1910
Page
5
Misa Mario Taylor and Emma Mennedy came back to their Levenk home yesterday after a short stay at the Pickering residence on Center Street.
Property owners challenge valuations as the county board faces protests over tax duplicates and appraisals. Some claim rents exceed assessed values while others fear high figures. a search for review may lead to injunctions, with time heatedly debated and the town clock amid municipal concerns.
A fragment discusses silverware tarnish and cleansing options, noting a soap advertised as effective for removing stains and patina. It mentions a hard white laundry soap and a money back guarantee offering two cakes for ten cents and a dime refund if not satisfied.
Court news reports alimony hearings and property actions among local parties. Bonner vs Bonner ends with a verdict and appeal bond not required, while a separate chattel mortgage dispute seeks payment from proceeds. Mrs Schoonmater to travel to Buffalo and Salamanca for an extended visit.
Rev Batley spoke on the sin of the first mother and the temptations of appetite linking temperance to moral development. Confirmation Sunday at the Latioran church featured a large service and vows from young members. Promotion day at Lee Street Presbyterian marked elementary graduates and a Bible drill. George Wright returned to Cleveland after visiting family. W G Krause Shoe store advertises affordable fittings for women and children.
Sun and Murray Amusement presents a week of vaudeville at the Orpheum featuring the Loveland Musical Trio in Silent Mars a pianist with silent ledger domain and Boane Lee and Co in a high comedy vaudeville act. Sun-Murray also shows two reels of late motion pictures for the program.
Ming Fluth Klinefelter hosted a Saturday afternoon gathering at her East Churenh Street home with most members attending and several prize events in a seed game. Miss Herding Millinor won first prize, Mikelizabeth King took a consolation prize, and a farm-fresh supper followed on the lawn. Fragrant decor and various social moves marked other club activities, including a R U C K E gathering hosted by Miss Taora Katherine Shumaker with a baking and tea program. Local weddings and anniversaries were noted, including the Pickering anniversary and the surprise birthday for Mrs. Lester, with gifts and home china.
The lodge held a regular session on Saturday evening and planned the funeral of Ts. J. Cotmor from the residence of Jonas Conckii in East Lurch at four o'clock this evening.
Fragmentary listing notes a Mheapost property in Marton Med orn a one room house with two by sixteen measurements, barns, weed mud and various structures. Mentions sewers, fruit plantation and a dated street reference unclear.
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions a rule of the National Muwed of Underwriters and a Bureau explanation. Reads like a misread public notice or legal directive with garbled names and terms. No clear event or entities beyond generic references to underwriters and bureau.
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