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Public notice notes clothing import changes with naval ironworker context and potential price adjustments related to Admiral Copper. No further details are provided in the readable text.
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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1908
Page
8
Public notice notes clothing import changes with naval ironworker context and potential price adjustments related to Admiral Copper. No further details are provided in the readable text.
The council approved a 9.7 mill total levy for general, health, safety, public service and library funding. A star water drain on Pairground Street east of the fairgrounds was authorized with a two thirds city share. Roads at North Main Street and the Garden City Pike were ordered paved, city funds covering most costs except along the railroad tracks. The Tax Commission will meet tonight to approve the levy.
Long distance walker Pearl Mick from Kenton reached the city at noon en route to Mansfield a sixty mile journey. After arriving in Mansfield Mick will wear a card on its back advertising the State Christian Endeavor convention for Kenton to 1109. The Kenton church are using this Dover feature to boost their interests ahead of the convention in Mansfield this week.
Local applications claimed to reach the seat of disease for catarrh, describing internal remedies that act on blood and mucous surfaces. Presents Hall's Catarrh Cure as a non quack medicine prescribed by physicians, with testimonials offered and a Toledo, Ohio affiliation. Includes a plug for Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Amid heated debate the local Board of Education kept full attendance as it wrestled with hiring a buildings and grounds superintendent and renewing or shifting the janitorial leadership. The panel moved to transfer authority to the county commissioners for an interim period and to reelect or replace H. J. Frank, while agreeing to a one year term for a new janitorial overseer and planning fire escape work and building repairs with bids to follow.
A 60 year old resident of Almire Road Toledo Avenue was arrested and arraigned in Judge Charles Gompt court on a charge of threatening to kill Anna Young. He posted a $50 peace bond and was released.
Marion YMCA athletes delivered a state relay message to Delaware in 1 hour 31 minutes ahead of schedule. The Mansfield and Marion groups, led by officials including General Seomtary McNally and director C. M. Douthitt, arrived with a large team of runners and support staff. Ellis Houghton posted the quickest mile with five minutes. the event drew praise as a standout local athletic feature.
In the case of James H Vaughan et al against Wall Amusement Company the defendant moved to require the plaintiff to make his petition more definite and certain. Prosecuting Attorney John H Clark filed a motion for a new trial in the State of Ohio versus John A Key county recorder.
At eleven thirty this morning Miss Earl Silnor and Mr Martin J Dumble united in marriage at the Church of the Transfiguration. The ceremony was attended by close friends and relatives with Rev Houghton officiating. After a wedding breakfast the couple left for Quebec and then Europe for a tour before returning in August. They will reside in this city and be at home after September 1. The bride is the daughter of Mrs Willan Gilbert Hammpton of Columbus and granddaughter of Ister Woodson Royster of Richmond.
Morton L. Bill of Lebanon Indiana credits Dr Detchou's Bellef or Rheumation for curing his wife of inflammatory rheumatism after six weeks in bed with eight doctors. He says she could walk in three days and doubts her life would have been saved otherwise. The ad mentions Dumble Pharmacy opposite Kerr House and a Gold Medal product.
Abraham Price dies at 61 after long illness at home near Martel in Marion County. A retired farmer, he leaves six daughters and five sons including Mrs Ellen Grimes and Mrs Myrtle Grimes of Arlington Indiana, Mrs Roan Reed of New Winchester Ohio, Mrs Radie Crees of Martel, and sons Thomas Carl Robert James and Arthur Price. Funeral set for Sixteen Methodist Church near Martel Thursday at 2:30 PM with Rev Cristman officiating. Interment in church cemetery.
An entertainment of musical value by the Deutscher Bund last evening filled the lodge hall to near capacity. The twelve piece Band orchestra conducted by Dr. Robert Ramroth performed a fine program of orchestral and vocal selections. Refreshments followed as a social conclave, with credit given to committee members David Frank Herbert Ramroth Richard Wisdler William Currin and Morris Linderman for the event’s success.
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