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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1908

Page

5

Attempt To Break Hughes Will In Probate Court

Petition by Mouser and Quigley seeks to break the Hughes will filed for probate. It leaves $16,000 to Evan Hughes Jr and small bequests to other children. Various parties named as plaintiffs and defendants in the common pleas action. Other docket items include divorce petitions and a railroad death suit. Court activity notes from Marion Ohio dated June 23 1908.

Mouser Quigley Court ‘of Common Pleas Evan Hughes Evan Hughes, Jr David Margaret Myerstaff Fensland Ryan Hughes Mary I. Decker Mary Piggerstaff Leah Johnson Fallle Court Mary Davids Perry Hughes Davide Evan ‘Hughes Kate Tobin Thomas A. Gruber C. C and St. L Common Pleas Court

Pittsburgh Manufacturer Attends His First Wagner Concert

A hard headed Pittsburgh industrialist who earned his fortune with his coat off was coaxed by his daughters to attend a Wagner concert, his first. He told a neighbor it reminded him of youth and summer days, though he added he remembered his earlier labors.

Mitch

Drowned Husband Core? Ford at Painters Creek Near Hepburn

Anson Clements and his wife were swept from a wagon while fording Painters Creek near Hepburn on Tuesday morning. The husband, 88, remains missing as rescuers widened a search for his body. Mrs. Clements, 78, was found clinging to a log and survived. The horse and wagon were lost, and locals from Hepburn and surrounding farms joined the hunt along a fifteen mile stretch with reports of relatives in the city and county.

Painters Creek Hepburn Anson Clements Clements Clemente Nathan Smith Amail T Hhe

Ladies Embroidery Circles Hostesses and Guests

The Ladies Embroidery club met at Mrs J H Dundore's on West Church Street with embroidery, music, and tea. Guests included Mrs Charles Krauer Mrs P HM Dundore Mrs Harry Meredith Miss Winnie Peadon and Miss Grace Winger. Next gathering hosted by Mrs Krause on North Main Street.

Cielw J. H. Dundore Weat Church Street Charles Krauer Dundore Mra Harry Meredith Miae Winnie Peadon Grace Winger Harry (. Krause North Main Street Mian Katharine Stewart Lincoln Avenue Mr. G. Club A. G. Smith Mies Ora Webb W. R. Smith Bertha Dean

Funeral Arranged for Former President Cleveland

The funeral of former President Cleveland will be held Friday at the home in Princeton and will be private. Interment will be beside the grave of Ruth Cleveland, the first child born to Mr and Mrs Cleveland.

Princeton Cleveland Ruth Cleveland

Patterson commencement to be held at High School

Examiners plan a Patterson commencement next Saturday at the High School building. Sixty graduates will receive Patterson diplomas, one of the district's largest classes. W. Moloney will deliver the address, with a program opening at 2:30 p.m. and a hoped-for large attendance.

Patterson

Record of the Past in a Dean’s Kidney Pills testimonial

A vintage testimonial proclaims Dean’s Kidney Pills as a lasting remedy for backache and kidney trouble.Mrs. B. Cinc of Marion, Illinois, notes family relief after use and cites a son’s back pain cure. She recalls an 1904 letter affirming lasting improvement and multiple cures, with Foster Milburn as U.S. sole agents.

Maud Mre. B. Cinc Patterson St Marion Dean Mt Dean Flocken Uate Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York Tienerbet

Frank V Stoll Weds Lilian Costello in Cleveland Church

Frank V Stoll of this city and Miss Lilian Costello of Cleveland united in marriage at the Church of the Annunciation in Cleveland today at nine o'clock. A breakfast and reception followed with many local friends noted. The couple plan a wedding trip to West Baden Indiana and will reside on Girard Avenue after July 15.

Frank V. Stoll Lilian Costello Cleveland William Costells Harve

Crestline Women Bound Over For Grand Larceny

Mrs. Cora Wagner and Mrs. Orphie Bender faced grand jury binding on grand larceny charges after a Crestline mayor's court trial over a theft of 272.50 from William Log. Each posted 500 bond and were returned to homes pending trial after pleading not guilty.

Cora Wagner Orphie Bender Crestline Mayor's Court Wiliam Log Glomsar

Mirror Wants Column Explores Russian Avyia Cost

The Mirror reports the proposed cost of a new Russian avinya at 1.078 billion dollars. It explains the expense would be distributed over several years via a term plan, outlining the financial approach and implications for funding.

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