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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1910

Page

7

Judge Donnelly's trial halted amid motions and delays

Court proceedings stalled as Judge Donnelly fights embezzlement charges. Prosecutor Webster seeks delay awaiting Supreme Court ruling on Metegar gate. Judge Johnson may rule soon, with Donnelly maintaining insistence on trial. Courtroom activity centers on continuance motions and related legal questions.

Michael Donnelly Johmson Supreme Court Donnelly Ciee Common Pleas Court King Attorney Webster W. HM. Millar Attorney General's Department Walt Metegor Gate Curtis T. Johnson Motagur

Society and clubs fill town social pages

Mrs A B Miller hosted the Jolly Ten club on east Church street with roses and a summer garden look. Members discussed business then enjoyed handwork and lunch. Next meeting planned at Mrs Jacob Haberman on east Center street. Dora Nash hosted the MO, B club with porch talks and luncheon, guests from Columbus. Alpha Mu Eta sorority held a May evening with music and cards, planning a Fourth of July picnic. Embroidery club met on Farming street for luncheon after sewing. Club members listed include Mildred Barnes, Mildred Christian, Hilda Garberson, Myre, Charles Hook and others from nearby towns. A camping trip planning session followed by Look-To and Gith-tp classes of United Brethren church. Mr Spott Ferguson hosted a lawn gathering and camping planning for the Fourth. Reverend Mouléary performed a marriage for Miss Alta Woodruff of Canterbury and Le Roy Havok of Centerbury at Wesleyan parsonage. Miss Hazel Gompf hosted a ghost-story literary club evening with a progress junction. Miss Carrie McSadder to entertain in two weeks. Nearly forty friends celebrated Florence Wetzel’s twenty-first birthday with diversions and gifts.

A.B. Miller East Church Street Jolly Ten Club Heedle Mra Jacob Haberman East Center Street Ming Dora Nash Mo, B Hoxtest Miser Hazel Harvey Matxe Thoman Columbus Helen Rosenburg Alpha Mu Heta Verna Myat Cherry Street Dell Doug Frances Blaker Harpster Helen Krause Stella Everett la Rue Farming Street Mildred Christian Spott Ferguson United Brethren Bim Street Mwellenia Kert Rohinder Eheirmin Ora Ward Paul Sontag Considera Pames Mildred Lippincott Helen Bain Marlin Hode der Maud Louise McMurray Cuba Guoder Corinne Myers Hilda Goreham Ruth Bartram Sawin Gaereered Helen Frank Dorothy Thine Elixabeth Bell Clary Davidson Mian Alta Woodruff Centerbury Mrr le Roy Havok Wesleyin Tf. V. Mouléary Misa Haxel Gompf Blaine Avenue Literature Club Carrie McSadder

Railroad News: inspection train draws officials at union station

An engine built for inspection trips on the Big Four line drew attention at the union station this morning. The two private cars carried C. A. Schaaf and other Big Four and New York Central officials as they inspected roadbeds bridges and interlocking plants. Traveling agents reported heavy summer travel and crowded accommodations.

Union Station C. A. Schaaf Big Four Big Fours New York Central Nes Eng Aid Enay Charn Mclain Ing

Local visitors and travel spans Marion scene

Henry Neldig went to LaRue on business today. Mrs Alonzo Daniels visits friends in Upper Sandusky. Miss Mildred White of Bucyrus guests Miss Melon Houghton. D W Strayer and Stanley Strayer visit relatives in Minko. C Ly Justice returns from Ottawa. George Frank was in Cleveland yesterday. Mea Nelson Hatch visits with her parents. J M Brigel vacations in Detroit for health. Mrs Henry Kroly of Cardington guests Carl Montrouge Street. Jacob Klinefelter, long employed in Columbus, calls local friends. Mrs Ro M Shute and Nadine visit relatives in Vore Million. Morris Sloouf leaves for Akron. Misses Mary Evans and Mary Wilama visit Columbus. Bern visits Mr and Mrs Tennant north of town. Ruth Bogardis of Kenton visits Miss Helena Mouser. Misses Florence Edwarda Irma Devin visit Miss Tanet Longbun. Missey Mildred Harold of Woonter and Mildred White of Bucyrus guests of Miss Helen Houghton. Mrs H. Bowlen, post-op, returns to Claridon. J B Kears of Bradford Street departs for Havana Porto Rico via Pine Islands then New York, six weeks. Capt John Flvher, Mexican War veteran, Granville, visits Marion, decides to make it home here. Welcome to our midst.

Henry Neldig LaRue Alonzo Daniels Upper Sandusky Mildred White Bucyrus Melon Houghton D. W. Strayer Stanley Strayer Minko C. Ly Justice Ottawa George Frank Yeaterday Mea Nelson Hatch Dicka Near Agosta J. M. Brigel Detroit Henry Kroly Cardington We HL Carl Montrouge Street Jacob Klinefelter Columbus Ro M Shute Nadine Ohie Morris Sloouf Ray King Akron Mary Evans Mary Wilama Bern Charles C. Tennant Town Mink Ruth Bogardis Kenton Helena Mouser East Church Street Florence Edwarda Irma Devin Tanet Longbun Mildred Harold Woonter Misa Helen Houghton H. ©. Bowlen Central Emergency Hospital Claridon J. B. Kears Bradford Strest Havana Cuba Porto Rico New York Kears John Flvher Granville Marion

Pugs Still Gabbery Continues On Page One Speech

A short speech urged betting on the speaker rather than the fight duration. He claimed he would win and bring home the bacon, urging the crowd to place bets now or wait for the right moment.

Tennis cabinet at strenuous play at Sagamore Hill

In Oyster Bay Colonel Roosevelt and guests including former Interior Secretary James R. Garfield and former Forester Gifford Pinchot play tennis on the new Sagamore Hill court amid guest attention. The scene includes other noted locals and items reported from nearby happenings.

Oyster Bay Sagamore Hill Roosevelt Interior James R. Garfield Gifford Pinchot Pinchot Garfield Francis Honey Nia San Francisco Sheweer Macken & Smith's

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