Special Pennsylvania Train to Carry Passengers on Independence Day
A special Erie railroad train headed by General Superintendent A. M. Schoyer visited the city, with two coaches and plans to carry passengers to Chicago and western points on July 4. Officials J. G. William A. W. Hunter and Guy Scott attended, and double-train schedules were announced amid broader railway activity and local lodge events including degree work and social arrangements.
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Erie Expresa
Pennsylvania Railroad
A. M. Schoyer
Pittstone
Local residents visit and travel in nearby towns
Personal ters are spending the day in Wallo. Miss Pearl Carr of Bucyrus visits the city. Mrs H B Sims of Leader street visits friends in Paris Kentucky. Attorney Charles L Justice trips to Colonine on business. Mary Rexroth returns home after visiting Bucyrus relatives. James Welch and family stay with relatives in Upper Sandusky. Magtey Robert Hernhardt of Cleveland visits grandparents on Bellefontaine avenue. Mrs T J Osborne and Master Willard Osborne go to Columbus for a Chicago Thomas orchestra concert. Thomas Snyder returns home to Newark after visiting John Dwyer on South State street. Della, daughter of Mrs Emma Camm, is ill with lung and stomach troubles. Wilda Boyer, Carmen Blow, and Parks Kennedy visit Upper Sandusky this week. Mrs Leo Voelker and daughter return to Upper Sandusky after visiting here. Miss Clara H Laffier returns from Oberlin college to spend summer vacation with her parents on South Burle street.
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Ters
Wallo
Pearl Carr
Bucyrus
Mra. H. B. Sims
Leader Street
Paris
Kentucky
Charles L. Justice
Colonine
Misa Mary Rexroth
James Welch
Upper Sandusky
Upper Sandusky,Magtey Robert Hernhardt
Cleveland
J. Blaich
Bellefontaine Avenue
T. J. Osborne
Willard Osborne
Columbus
Chicago-Thomas Orchestra
Thomas Snyder
Newark
John Dwyer
South State Street
Della
Emma Camm
North Main Street
Wilda Boyer
Carmen Blow
Parks Kennedy
Leo Voelker
Clara H. Laffier Bag
Oberlin College
J. G. Laffier
South Btrle Street
Chas Schmidt Co Sells Half Price Dr Howard Special
After extensive effort Chas Behmidt Co, the druggists, secured a limited supply of Dr Howard Co’s special half price introductory offer on their constipation and dyspepsia remedy. The medicine is promoted as a quick relief and permanent cure for stomach and bowel diseases. Requesters may send 26 cents for sixty doses. price guarantee refunds if not effective.
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Chas Behmidt & Co
Dr. Howard Co
Schmidt & Co
Lodge News Reports Large Home Guards Session
A lively Home Guards meeting last evening approved regular business and finalized arrangements for memorial services in the Bodice Hills Sunday afternoon at 2:00 o clock Rev Miles of the United Brethren Church will deliver the memorial address Dr J G Setter M M Wheeler and Charles Conrad led delegates to the district convention a social segment followed the meeting
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Bodice Hills
Miles
United Brethren Church
Mie
J. G. Setter
MM. M
Wheat crop outlook and harvest prospects in Marion county
Marion county farmers anticipate a bumper wheat crop with ripening grain and rising yields. Local mills report large shipments, likely lowering flour costs. some worm damage noted and harvest could begin in two weeks. Corn crops improve despite wet weather. Yale University adds 1,000 places to the Milford Summer School for forestry courses.
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Marion County
Marion County Ena
Fort
Yale University
Milford
Firest
Sudden Death of Erie Galvanizer Aches Pugh at 57
Janes Pugh a 57 year old resident of Hurubreet died Thursday morning of apoplexy in his Erie galvanizing plant. He collapsed while working after a long day, coroner pronouncing apoplexy as cause. Born in Logan County, he had joined Erie shops in Galion eighteen years earlier and was recently employed there. He leaves a widow, two sons and a daughter. Friends and business associates mourn his sudden passing as probate details are finalized.
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Janes Pugh
Hurr Ubreet
Galvanizer
Erie
Hindincie
Posh
Logun
Galion
Puuth
Mrs McKibben injured in West Center street wreck
Mrs. William McKibben of West Church street sustained cuts and bruises when the auto carrying her, her husband, and Bert McKibben struck a sand pile near the Denman Jennerator for Bath Brothers on West Center street. She was taken for care and is recovering. her husband and son escaped major injuries.
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William McKibbin
West Church Street
West Center Street
Denman-Jenneratore
Bath Brothers
Mrs. McKibben
Bert
Hetta
McKibben
H. J. Lower
Olney Avenue
McKibben and Melial
Letts Main Street
Robert Bert
Caledonia Tuesaday
Patterson Commencement Plans for Marton High School seniors
Arrangements are being completed for Patterson commencement in the auditorium of Marton High School Saturday afternoon. Forty nine graduates will be awarded diplomas as part of Patterson’s historic county cohort. An interesting program will accompany the ceremonies. a large attendance is expected. Roy George M. Reunke cannot deliver the address due to other engagements, and another speaker will be chosen.
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Patterson
Marton High McHor
Roy
George M. Reunke
Mme Addres
Drum Dies Sudden in This City
Drum, father of Mrs. Charles Cramer, a well known local figure who spent his summers here, died very suddenly.
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Drum
Charles Cramer
Che Social Whirl and Club Gatherings Highlight Oak Street Socials
Mrs. Sam Plooh hosts a social at her Oak Street home with original theme contest won by Mrs. Elmer Punish aptured honor award and Mrs. toward Haypock second prize. Informal sociability and dainty refreshments ended the afternoon as plans for outdoor park outing emerged for July. Subsequent meetings will be hosted by Mrs. Kilner Parish and Mrs. Albert Reed, with problem games and needlework, followed by luncheons and buffet spreads among members of the TF. I. W. club, Young Matron's Embroidery club, and the Ten A club, including guests from Cincinnati and Windsor. A picnic is planned for Lincoln Park in July.
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Sam Plooh
TF. I. W
Albert Reed
Barnhart Street
Harald Couts
Mark Street
Lincoln Park
Club Guerila
Lilian Moning
Cincinnati
Serta Lowmiller
Edwin Couts
Rollin Henney
Windsor
Brest
John
Girard Avenue
Vmvroidery
William ‘Tarhaut
Frank Bong
Sudden Death Of Mrs Charles A Find In Upper Sandusky
Very suddenly this morning at 4 30 o clock Mrs Charles A Find died in Upper Sandusky after a brief illness. She was a long time resident and a member of the local community and her many Marion friends will regret her loss. Funeral arrangements have not yet been completed.
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Charles
Upper Sandusky
Alan
Diaey
Aixtiy
Sear
Mie
Local notices and marriage mention in Marion area
Brief items report a marriage at Stella May Corning and Walter D Spitzer. County commissioners viewed the ditch work in Blew and lowmhhyy with a final hevering date set. A First Presbyterian church meeting will be held at H Tannion home tonight. C Lucas promoted to Metropolitan Life Ins offices here July 1. A child on De Ney Avenue sustained a deep gash from a fall, requiring three stitches. Great Britain coal output for 108 shows a 245 percent decrease totaling 6,206,472 tons.
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G. M. Rourke
First Presbyterian Church
H. Tannion
Olney Avenue
C. Lucas
Metropolitan Life Insurances Company
Delaware
Roselin
J. Go
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Eater 'S
Macken & Smith
East Center ST
F. J. Lusch Grocer
WH. Cor
Center & Brave—Phone
Marion Chattel Loan Co
Main Street
Johnston’s Dye House
Chas. Turner & Co
Fancy Fruit
Ohio Milling & Elevator Co
Prame Pictures
Hohlsa
Castoria
C. C. Reynolds
Marion
Pennsylvania
Party of High Officials
Tn No
Chicago
Reynvils
Lima
Erie Railroad
Indianapolis
Indiana
Toripe
Neynokts
Terre ‘Haute, Indianapolis and
Eastern Traction Company
The
Gallon
Moon
J. G. William
A.W. Hunter
Guy Scott
Wp’ Department
Pennnsylvania
Lake Revoria
Messrs
BE. Parish
Chris Lappincott
Elke
Halle
Oldock
Kosciusko Lodge No 08
Chas, Schmidt
Lodge News
Hollister
Charles Schmidt & Co
Dirs
James Pugh
Mra
William McKibben
J.C. Drum
Che
A. D. Messenger
Benton Place
Bert Ln
Walter D. Spitzer
Ant Mist
Stella May Corning
Mas Rion
Great Britain
Star Bottling Works
J. R. Smith
TAN Oxfords
Petty & Starr
Osteopathy
DOR. F. C. Smith Osteopathic Physician Office
Reber Block
Frank Bros. & Co
W. Center St
American Schoo Osteopathy
Kirksville, Mo
Congesteve Place
Evrything Electrical
Davis Electric CO
Etricians
Stecessora
Ohio Electric Company
MGN
State Street
Endam
Marion Ice and Cold Storage Company
E. B. Main Mul St
Old Huber
M. Schneider
Prest
G. Briggs
G & Loan CO
West Center St
Wollenweber Lumber Company
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