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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1909
Page
8
The Marion County Law and Order group held a secret meeting Monday evening at the First Presbyterian Church. Attendance was quiet and by card only. The aim was to raise money to sustain the organization's work and to begin an aggressive campaign in local liquor interests.
Two eager young women from Galion plan a long walking trip through the area visiting friends and studying botany and birds. They will travel eighty miles toward Delaware, spend nights with relatives near Marion, and return via Ashley Mt. Gilead to Galion, wearing heavy walking boots and weather gear.
A garbled notice describes a bride and groom departing on a wedding trip from the bride’s parents home on Blulne Avenue. Friends gathered at the station, rice tossed, and a mock reception pranks noted as the couple left. Advertisements mention Beatty & Long shoes for tired feet.
Mrs Amanda E Irvin died suddenly at her country home near Bootte Town on a Tuesday morning after a two week illness. Her remains will be taken to Illinois for interment. Born in Salt Rock township to Mr and Mrs T B Moon, she moved to Illinois then returned to the county four years ago. Surviving children include W C Irvin of Gettysburg South Dakota W Irvin and J Tin of Enfield Illinois Mia Cloyd Cates of Bluford Illinois Mrs Clarence Towhem of Jefferson Till pole and Ranson Irvin who lived with her. She was a home woman devoted to her family and faithful to friends. Funeral services will be conducted in Illinois.
A community ice cream social was held at the Free Baptist Chapel on Pavla Street Tuesday evening. Residents enjoyed treats and socialized as part of a local gathering to support neighborhood engagement and friendship.
City building inspectors list numerous required changes at churches including outward opening exits, new fireproof ceilings, improved stairways, and safer balcony access. The German M E and other houses of worship must remove rubbish, add handrails, and repair basements and basements doors. The mayor and police will enforce compliance.
Mrs John Law, alone at home on South Main Street, fell while descending stairs Saturday evening. She sustained a fractured clavicle and shoulder blade when she struck the landing. Medical aid arrived promptly, the fracture was treated, and her daughter Mrs William Prount was notified.
Eoin te and Jules Ve Tard travel to Seattle for an extended West view including a fair visit. Mrs Benjamin Harruff undergoes a delicate operation and recovers well. Drs Baldwin Saw yer and Hopkins perform the surgery. Dr Herbert Welch of Ohio Wesleyan University arrives and addresses the Brotherhood of Ryworth Church. Henry Reed suffers a shop accident at Huber Manufacturing, injuring his arm and bruising. possible internal injuries.
Personal doctors visit relatives in Galion Ohio. Mr and Mrs George Franc visit Cedar Point. Aties Creek Suit and Mary Lehner return from Co Tiers. Margaret and Louise Burgem travel to Unbria for a week. J B Thomas and Miss Pleta Thomas stay with Mr and Mrs J G Herbold in Galion. Rodney Reese returns to Pittsburgh after visiting here. City Solicitor Bimer T Boyd attends Columbus solicitors convention. Willie Zwilling travels to Missoula and Nimrod Montana to handle a brother’s mining interests after a steam shovel accident.
An old advertisement extols Halle Catarrh Cure as the only constitutional remedy for a supposed widespread catarrh disease. It claims doctors once deemed it incurable, touts a secret remedy delivered through the blood, and offers a reward for proof of cure, urging readers to order from J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
Mr and Mrs James Tugh with daughter Nellie, and Mr and Mrs Joseph Fogh with sons Carl, and Mr and Mrs Fred Fogh with son Charles have journeyed to Lakeview for a ten days outing.
New York reports a sight seeing automobile crashed into a crowd of mourners en route to a burial. The incident left several injured as emergency crews responded and investigators examined the scene for causes and responsible parties.
From Coney Island yesterday, all occupants of the vehicles were hospitalized with severe injuries. A 27 year old woman from Washington Heights sustained fractures of the Smithe and internal injuries when the runaway car dashed into a tree on the Ocean Parkway. All six injured persons include three women.
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