Witthoff Marries Smith in Louisville Kentucky
Friends announce the marriage of Far l J Witthoff to Olies Bernice Smith at the bride’s mother Mrs Thirea Smith home in Louisville Kentucky Wednesday night at 8 o’clock. Witthoff works as a stenographer in Marion Steam Shovel Co secretary’s office. They plan to reside in the city after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farl J. Witthoff
Olies Bernice Smith
Mrx
Thirea Smith
Loulaville
Kentucky
Touleville Portal Ciroles
Mre
Withoft
Tomorrow Bargain Friday Offers
Tomorrow features a second red letter day with one day specials including socks and ribbons at reduced prices. The promotion follows a successful last Friday sale and invites customers to take advantage of limited time discounts on selected items.
Benders Place Raid Yields No Alcohol Find
Police led by Chief Cornwell raid Benders Place seeking evidence of liquor dealing in a dry area but found no intoxicants. A rabid dog near South Prospect prompted veterinary care and a fatal shooting to prevent danger. John Court, intoxicated with concealed weapon charges, paid fines after pleading guilty. Local fraternal and charity meetings announced with talks on education and chapter activities.
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Gnats
Lal Cornwell
Putroknan
James Custel
J. W. Thetngman
Law and Order League
David Vestal
John Court
McDonough
Bell
Bastile
Mayor's Court
Sway
Water Haul by Yeggmen Hits North Promeck Street Safe
A safe at the National Building company office on North Promeck Street was blown by yeggs using nitroglycerine just after 1:10 a.m. Thursday. The thieves pried open a window, left an old chisel, and took only four cents in the cash drawer while failing to steal books or valuables. The explosion damaged the office little, halted a clock, and produced no solid clues for police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Aulling Company
Prompec Street
Jones
Ike
Florence Richards W. C. T. U. Holds Meeting at Wesley Church
The Florence Richards W. C. T. U. met at Wesley M. E. church on Wednesday at 2 40 PM with a large attentive attendance. Officers reported regular monthly business and preparations were made to hold a meeting at the county infirmary one week from next Sunday. Next meeting to be at Wesley church on the last Wednesday in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Richards
Marion Man Weds Huntington Woman at German Church
The couple Bertha Slumer daughter of Mr and Mrs Rimmott Slustr and William Poitier of Marion were married by Rev Diehm at the German church. The ceremony featured June decor and a supper for forty. After a brief wedding trip they will reside in Marion.
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Yee
Guilford Street
Bertha Slumer
Rimmott Slustr
William Poitier
Marion
Diehm
Bowers
Mim
Emme Eberhart
R. P. Houck
Pobler
Erle
Ohio
Ming Sluster
Barker & Brown Shoe
Pohler
Huntington News Democrat
Russell Taken to State Hospital After Insanity Finding
James Russell, captured at Lane, terrorized rural areas and was declared insane in probate court. Examined by Doctors Young and Tilton, he was found unshod and poorly clothed, without food for days. Sheriff Blurk transported him to the Columbus insane asylum, with officials hoping a long rest will restore health.
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James Russell
Lane
Ater
Young
N. F. Tilton
Russell
Owens Station
Kenton
Blurk
Ware Hospital
Columbus
Wedded at Prospect in a quiet early morning ceremony
Miss Corda Baxter and Miss Cora Baxter both of near Radnor were united in marriage by Rev Hurwilbrink in the parsonage study at Prospect. Only a few witnesses attended as Mr and Mrs Thibaut present well known locally. The couple will reside on a farm near Prospect.
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Corda Baxter
Radnor
Cora Baxter
Hurwilbrink
Prospect
Mra
Thibaut
Inspection Prep For Marion Company Drill Before Camp Perry
At a regular Co. D 9th N G meeting on Wednesday evening a drill was held and arrangements were made for an inspection by Lieutenant Colonel Hough of Delaware next Wednesday evening. The inspection prepares the Marion unit for the annual encampment at Camp Perry from July 20 to 27 with expectations of honors. Interest grows in the training ahead of the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hough
Delaware
Camp Perry
Marion
Notice to Elke About Lodge Convening Tonight
Notice to Elke states the lodge will convene at 7 tonight in Inkthate Mit. Gilead is closed. Socted and Iunecheon. G. 2. McCORMICK, Wxalted Ruler.
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Lodge
Mit
Gilead Clus
McCormick
Local suit seeks $480 from Khero and Bessie Carl
Plaintiff claims George N. Shaw owes $480 on an agreement and that defendants employed him to sell 320 acres of Texas real estate at $25 per acre. Judgment entered for the plaintiff, date alleged as October 3, 1908, with defendants liable for the amount due.
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Khero
Bessie Carl
George N. Shaw Haw
Court of Common
Dake
Bim
Texas
Jealousy Cited as Cause in Affidavit Case at Mayors Court
State official W H Duty appeared in the mayor's court and filed an affidavit accusing Dr F M Baldwin of failing to report a stillbirth. Baldwin says he reported the death but not the birth, arguing the law would require two trips and that changes won’t alter practice. The physician is to have a hearing Friday. A Yale skull of a prehistoric animal nine feet long and six feet broad is noted in the report.
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W. H. Duty
Vital Eniuaties
F. M. Baldwin
Ube
Mirror
Caledonia
Bakiwin
Teiport
Baldwin
De‘clares
Yale University
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Kleinmaier
Kleinmaters
J. Witthoff
Bernice Smith
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Charles Schmidt & Co
Kaler's
Kit Lake
Ile
Owen Bros
Props
Y.M.C.A
Burson
The
Denman
Gnatz Benders Place
Mitchel Strelite
South Prospect Street
John Gruber
Chic Cornwell
Harry Keeler
A. M
St. Johns
Chaipter
Spain
National Mill
Traian
W. C
Woosier
Marion Man
Huntington
Cupid
State Hospital
Carl Thibaut
Elke
Warner & Edwards Co
Yree E
Mayors' Court
Hoover - Rowlands
Makers of
Marion National Mill Co
Bagagage
Fred W. Peters
South Main Street
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