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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1907
Page
12
Electric furnaces at Notodden Norway can produce about 1000 tons of Chile saltpeter annually, signaling a large industrial advance in nitrate manufacturing.
The Union Missionary Society held a Friday meeting in the Sunday school room of the Pirse Presbyterian church. A large attendance enjoyed an excellent program titled Samoa Islands with Mrs J A Coleman as leader. Devotions were led by Mrs G M Rourke. Everett presented a map review, Mrs Pletcher spoke on Guam, Mr Pachanan discussed island missions, and a reading from Stevenson by Mita Rath Hanvner concluded the session. The next meeting is set for the second Friday in July.
The hot water application is praised for its virtues and shaped into wires and bugs to ground joints such as the knee ankle and elbow. It is claimed highly effective for myalgia arthritis rheumatism and muscular ailments.
Officials say merger of Marion County and Hell Telephone Companies will be completed by August and accompanying price changes are being considered. Preparatory work to connect plants continues and a unified county system is expected to start with the new service. If free county service can be sustained it will be kept. otherwise a small charge may be required.
Big cut in prices on high grade wall paper. Room lots sold up to 1 per roll available for $1.98 per entire room based on 12x15 ft rooms. Includes 10 rolls, 6 rolls, 20 yards border with larger rooms at small extra cost. Dining, parlor, and red room papers featured. no deliveries or phone orders. Sale opens Monday. buy now for future needs.
Joseph Benjamin of 110 North Eleventh Street broke open three barrels of homemade wine in a small court behind his house and dumped the liquid on flames to save his home and nearby buildings. Firemen arrived and the danger was averted.
A new bowling alley finally opens tonight in the Masonic Temple block the first door south of the post office B C Bowsher of Ontario reports the installation of the latest pin detectors and improvements. A Delaware team will attend the event as a featured attraction starting at 8 o clock.
Births, weddings, and funeral notices fill local pages with updates from Prospect and nearby towns. Newborns arrive to Mr and Mrs John Tater and Mr and Mrs Harvey Hoel. Ina Barley funeral announced at Martel Christian church with burial at Mt Gilead. McClain plans a 25 foot electric sign with 208 lights on Huber building. County contracts set July 8 for Roberts bridge and Grand township work over Little Seloto River. Stanley Kaler to open a confectionery in West Center area. Copeland improving after illness. U B U conference in Sandusky District hosts two hundred delegates at Lina.
Yesterday afternoon multiple clubs gathered for embroidery and socializing. Prizes were awarded to Mrs H S Simpson and Mrs Mina Winebar. guests included Miss Ruby M Taylor and Mrs Madge Fleming. Separate gatherings hosted by Mrs Elmer McClain and Mrs Grant Couta featured tea, refreshments, and decorative hands. An inquest in London reported a death from blood poisoning linked to a chapped hand.
Warren Albright aged twenty two residing seven miles north of Caledonia was struck by lightning during a storm while sheltering under a tree. He died instantly as the bolt traveled through the limb to him. Funeral services planned for New Winchester.
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