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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
5
Clara Zirkel Gracts, daughter of Captain Otto Zirkel, recalls Mexican War memories, Civil War service, and a family diary printed in Leipzig. She notes reunions in Marion Ohio, honors in Columbus, and a plea for news of veterans, sending a sample of a treatise on German America.
In Frisco Johnson resists arrest and threatens to kill as three officers force entry with revolvers. After a tense confrontation he is taken to jail on a ten dollar bond, with police offering to move toward Reno where further court action looms.
An advertisement urges women to improve skin by addressing internal health. It promotes Seaver a Laxative Tonto Tablets as the cure underlying pimples and blotches, claiming liver and bowel functions must be boosted. The note promises a money back offer if benefits aren’t seen, with Schmidt & Qorat in Marion selling the product.
The Canby Temple Pythian Sisters degree staff and drill team enjoyed an informal evening hosted by Mrs Lewin on Vita Street with music games and refreshments. Marion Lodge Knights of Pythias officers hosted a porch party at Ed Gabler’s home with progressives and a luncheon. Edith Behuler, Misses Gott and others hosted club gatherings with sewing embroidering and bridge. A wedding at Wesley M E church united Miss Margaret May Moore and Prof. Charles Gayard Carline.
Francis Norris of David Street invites friends in Bidney Dr Honstey who has been very ill and is improving. Bertha Haubert of Lee Street visits Ironton and Arabia Ohio while James BE Phillipa Jett Unis heads to Denver with brother John Phillips. In memory of Court Me born January 13 1865 died June 13 1940 aged 40 years. He married Retta Olds May 1901 in Marysville Ohio. He joined several churches, remained faithful, and died in hope. Survived by father W. B. Court mother, two sisters, one brother and many relatives. Funeral held at Five Point Church with Rev Hoyt assisted by local ministers. Interment in Marsham Cemetery. Forty percent at all the year death in London occur to December January and February.
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