Quiet nuptials turn into comic wedding tale
Two young people quietly wed at a church service led by Rev D H Bailey as Cupid plays pranks. A brother of the bride interrupts, sneaks in from a side door, and the small farce quickly becomes the talk of the neighborhood as the couple's friends spread the tale. The bride Ave Rice, daughter of Mr and Mrs BE Binmtey, and groom Mr. Rice, a county schoolteacher, plan to be at home after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cupid
Mim Corline Bindley
Clarence Rive
Notorium
Comic Supplement
Cart Beta
Ave. Rice
Y. Mot. A
Inez
Perday
Mie
Bee
Degree confers on one candidate at United Commercial Travellers meeting
The United Commercial Travellers lodge held a Saturday evening meeting with an unusually large attendance. After routine business, initiatory work was completed and a degree conferred on one candidate. The Yellow team led by Harry GI beat the Blues led by Ray Bonnebte and enjoyed a grand banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of
United Commercial
Harry] GI
Ray Bonnebte
Razors in the Air A Bad Night on a Big Four Train
A large party of Negro excursionists aboard a Big Four special between Cedar Point and Dayton engaged in a melee after a day at the Point. Razors were drawn, alarms raised, and conductors notified. Detectives of the Big Four are investigating and arrests are anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Point
Dayton
Heline
aMoiadis
Noti Sr Adiepateh
Fat Sandusky
Big Four Road
Dr Welch to Speak on Social Service at Epworth Church
Dr Herbert Welch president of Ohio Wesleyan University will lecture to the Epworth M I church brotherhood on Tuesday evening at 6 oclock. The talk titled Social Service will be open to men only and promises considerable interest. Admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Waele
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Brotherhood of Epworth M. I
Welch
Children’s Day at the Reformed Church
Sunday at the First Reformed church focused on children with record Sunday school attendance and a Golden school certificate awarded to H. W. Kuickel. Ten children were baptized and two were received into the church. An evening program by the primary and junior departments featured music and orderly training led by Levi Yake, with offerings for extending Reformed Sunday schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Reformed Church
H. W. Kuickel
Levi Yake
Notice to Elks about Lima trip for baseball game
The Original Circus Lodge baseball team will play the Lima Kilke in Lima on Wednesday. A meeting to arrange the trip will be held in the chi room this evening at 7:20. A large delegation of root supporters should accompany the team and every member is requested to be present. Me AARY 8, BLAOTT, Manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circus Lodge
Lima
Local social notes record visits and travels around Toledo
Numerous residents and guests are listed with travels to nearby cities. Names include Howard Wetmore visiting Toledo, D C Weeks in Cohumtum, Hattie Green of Lorain visiting, Aliss May Milliser of Columbus, and others from Marion, Circleville, Troy, Green Camp, and Columbus. Several attend graduations, funerals, or return from trips, with focus on hosts at Cedar Point and local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Wetmore
Toledo
D. C. Weeks
Cohuntum
Hattie Green
Lorain
Aliss May Milliser
Columbus
Dr. GC
G. Wiant
Mt. Gilead
Israel Irey
Marion
Mra
J. Cummins
Agosta
Smith
Nevada
J. B. Voll
Aon Elliott
Circleville
Joseph Vol
Mins Fortense Mulligan
Troy
FF. W. ‘Tiotz
South State Street
B. BE Klelmwaier and Family
Sough State Street
Cedar Point
John Merkley
Min
Jeasto Beckley
Green Camp
G. BE. Wilson
Agenta
W. K. Matthews
J. Hico
Columuus
B. L. Grady
Ls. Waldechmidt
Lillian
R. Foreman
North Mate Street
Herman Schweinfunth
Ann Arbor
Mich
Gertrude
Mitt Lela Schall
Bellefonjtaine Avenue
Oxford
Ohio
Oxford College
A. Simpson
Salamanca
N. Y
William Simpson
Canton
John Simpson
Ee Becton
Corttin
Rls Goreng
Olive
Gornflo
Thin Folks Made Fat Health Ad Claims for Samose
An advertisement extols Samose as a flesh forming food and health restorer. It claims nine in ten should use it to gain healthy weight, noting the product contains no starch or pepain. It asserts Samose tones the body, aids digestion, and claims money back if not satisfying.
All Claims Will Be Settled By Receiver
Creditors were numerous and amounts received by each claimant are noted. A dividend of forty five percent is paid by the receiver who has purchased the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Charles J. Juetlee
Marion Manufacturing Company
Strieht
Marion
Justier
Court of Common Pleas
Etldue
Amiehamente
Lydia Shrate
Jacob Shrate
Gustave Hyde
Chrisian Facaler
Willam HH
Ruth
Elizabeth Ruth
J. Charles Market
C. G. Fisher
Catharine Kauffean
J. 8. Atwater
Paul
Henry Seiter
Mizpah
John Mayer
Sarah A. Wilson
Marion Grove
Kila Cordrey
Charles Meyers
W. G. Harding
J. H. Berry
Margaret Key
Farmers’ Bank
Waldo
Fred Diebold
Charles H. Conley
Vaulie Kishler
Superior Implement Company
J. H. Harpold
John L. Lewis
Dim
Trustes
Charles D. Schaffners
Mahey Hank
Marion Manufacturing Co downfall shocks Marion town
A damaged report details the Marion Manufacturing company seizure by a receiver, the creditors owed amounts totaling thousands, and the plan to collect remaining payments. It notes the impact on local families, the swift court actions, and efforts to settle debts to limit further losses.
Funeral services for John W Slmngeon held Friday
Funeral services were held Friday morning at home for John W Slmngeon from the residence on Primpeet street South. Burial took place in Marlon cemetery. Mary Knagpentone of Cleveland arrived to visit and attend services. A service of thanks for the harvest was planned for Pontsane Clureh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Slmngeon
Homelock
Daemme
Primpeet Street
Marlon Cemetery
Mary Knagpentone
Cleveland
Pontsane Clureh
Cornwall
Neta
Axhestos
Cyprus
Hema
Meine Anely
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Swhet-Oarparmenta
Sweet-Orr & CO
Macken & Smith
East Center Street
F. J. Lusch Grocer
WB. Cor
Center & State—Phone 650
Marion Chattel Loan Co
Main Street
W. G. Mautz
Gov.Main
Johnston’s Dye House
PHON
Turner’s Fancy
Florida
Chas. Turner
Little Brother
Rocky Mountain
Charles Schmidt & Co
ETA - Ea Rss
Reed Avenue
Soan
Paasenger
Amoctation
C. W. Buchanen
W. F. Schaff
T. J. Hayes
Mr. Scharit
Herbert J. Davis
Erie
Sterling
H. W. Andrus
The
New York
Biwinews
Mr. Andrus
Jerome Hostetter
Chlo
Pennsylvania
Clifford Fox
American Express Company
Tmkoposta
DR. Weloe
Bopworth M
the Reformed Church
Mfg. Co
Wally
Samuel Smith
Park Street
Wekinsey Park
de Zuvo
Inkernul Linjariew
Conmany
Fares Wilkon McMurray
Charles Schmidt
U Chas
Turner
Wollenweber
Otto H. Grossglaus
Grocer
Pann
Ry Cor
Columbia & Boulevard
Anthony
Atlas
Portland Gement
Ohio Milling & Elevator Co
Xohls
Citizens Building & Loan CO
J. M. Schn
Prest
West Center St
G, Briggs
Secy
Marion Ice and Cold Storage Company
the Manhattan
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