Local Events and Community Notices From Marion County
Local events include a Sunday picnic by the N B Buchro club at the Banduaky river banks and a Shleaman Harry Morgan release to his Delaware home after serious typhoid illness. Immersion services at Green Camp draw about fifty Methodists from Epworth and Wesley churches. Prohibitionists of Marion County plan a semi monthly meeting on North State street with Rev L C Reed as principal speaker on national recognition of the prohibition movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Claff
Guriday
N. B. Buchro Club
Banduaky
Seloto River
Green Camp
D. H. Bailey
B. Rowley
Epworth Church
Wesley Church
George W. Clutter
Caledonia
Mi Sophrocia Eager
Grand Prairie Township
Fayette Wyckett
Lansing
Mich
Misa Violetta ‘Tidd
Benjamin H. ‘Thatcher
Nellie F. Whitman
Marion County
North State Street
L. C. Reed
Quiet wedding near the city for Mr Francis M Smith and Miss Maude M Close
Mr Francis M Smith and Miss Maude M Close were quietly married at the bride’s parents’ home south of the city Sunday at noon by Rev G L Bender. Only close relatives attended and a dinner followed. The groom, a young farmer west of the city, plans to live with his parents and they departed today for a wedding trip to Chilerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M, Smith
Maude M. Close
Marrage
G. L. Bender
Cheleville
The Blarney Stone and the Gift of Blarney Speech
A long extract recounts the origin and legends of the Blarney Stone near Blarney Castle Cork Ireland. It traces the stone’s history from Carthaginian and Phoenician myths to English political intrigue and popular belief that kissing the stone bestows flattery and persuasive charm. It notes legends of the true stone and praiseworthy attributions, with later literary usage shaping the term blarney into meaning eloquent but empty talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blarney
County Cork
Ireland
Blair
Cork
Heala
Emerald Inne
Cormack McCarthy Portis Beg An Pacit
Klarney
Prout
Erin
Phoeniciana
Minorca
Blarney Castle
Crofton Croker
Cormack McDermod McCarthy
Hilzabeth
Theetord
Caroline Pax
Stuel
Samuel Lover
James Buchanan
Washington Irving
Travele
James Russell Lowell
Europe
Hiltele
Grote
Treland
Jamienou
Liffey
Shannon
New York Tribune
Police Court: George Smith Arrest and Fine
George Smith was arrested Saturday afternoon on an affidavit by Mrs. Marlon Chewell for jumping a board bill of $3. He pleaded guilty in Mayor Scher's court and paid $6.50 total costs after settlement. Jacob Bonner was arrested Sunday for drunkenness and fined $5 in Mayor's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smith
Heli
Mra
Marlon Chewell
North Main Street
Smith
Scher
Jacob Ponner
Thompson
Bonner
Pata
Local personals note travel and visits across towns
Mr B C Rayburn of Columbus spent the last of the week as guest of Philip Smith in Barnhart Street Charlow Phillips and Samuel Philips hosted visitors. Miss Nellie Hunter of Delaware returned after a few days with friends. Miss Clara Yachem returned home from visiting in Delaware. Dr and Mrs A F B Lawson left for Howell Michigan to spend a week with Lawson’s parents Mrs J F Strayer and daughter Kathryn returned to Portsmouth after visiting relatives. Charles W Gerand and his bride formerly Milas Nadint Destherarge were guests over Sunday and left for Washington DC to establish their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Morgan
Shleaman
Gulden Pngle
Delaware
Helen Bock
Columbus
Sturday
Vera Smith
Amt
Philip Smith
Barnhart
Jatreet
James HH. Doty
West Center Street
Dengo Finlay II
B. C. Rayburn
Barnhart Street
Charlow Phillips
Niether Samuel Philips
Mar ‘Eellles
Nellie Hunter
Pan
Clara Yachem
Mra
A. FB. Lawson
Howell
Michigan
Dr. Lawson
J. F. Strayer
Kathryn
Portamouth
Milo
Mr. Chartles W. Gerand
Milas Nadint Destherarge
Washington, D. C
Mad Duchess Catherine Hyde and her eccentric dress
The Nineteenth Century piece recounts Lady Catherine Hyde, famed as the Mad Duchess, born of noble lineage and noted for fashion oddities. It describes her insistence on red flannel garments, an apron at court, and public attempts to force custom, including Bath ballroom incidents and a celebrated quip by Lord Cornbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Hyde
Ovens
Henry
Earl of Rochester
Earl of
Clarendon
Edward
Earl of Clarendon
Bolingbroke
Horace Walpole
Lord Hartford
Audi
Walpole
Beau Nash
Bath
Ratte
Abe
Lord Cornbury
The Mariner's Compass and Its Turbulent Allies
Windsor Magazine explains how the mariner's compass battles magnetic interference on steamships. It notes that true north lines are rare and steel ships with dynamos create complex magnetic currents that displace the needle, demanding countermeasures to preserve accurate navigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor Magazine
Martian Life Dying in This Century
A Century article by Professor Low discusses the doomed Martian biosphere. It describes life on Mare as nearing extinction, its final spark fading as surface conditions fail to sustain life, prognosticating a dead world drifting through space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mare
Professor Lowall
Notice to bid fire escapes for Marion Ohio schools
The Marion Ohio Board of Education invites bids by July 6 1908 at noon for furnishing and installing twenty seven fire escapes across ten school buildings. Proposals must be sealed and addressed to the Board of Education Marion Ohio care of the Clerk Edmund Fill 626-207-360.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Marion ‘Ory
Marion
Ohio
Board For Education
Board of Educaton
Edmund Fill
Schnitz and Klase Mohawk Valley Recipe Revival
A New York Sun travelogue style feature extols schnitz and klase a historic Mohawk Valley dish. It details preparation from ham bone and dumplings to dried apples, praising its hearty flavor and memory of German American kitchens while noteing it rarely appears on modern menus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohawk Valley
New York
Guessed Advance Information From a New York Yacht Club Clerk
A New York Tribune account recalls Neils Olsen, longtime trusted NYYC employee, aiding reporters with information while Dunraven's expulsion was debated. He joked about “advance information”. the record notes the meeting quickly stripped Dunraven of honorary membership, after Olsen quipped he never gave information, only a guess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neils Olsen
New York Yacht Club
Dunraven
Madison Avenue
Duuraven
Olven
Olsen
the Tribune
Atill
Yacht Club
Nevermore
Aaw Olsen
New York Tribune
Odd Westminster Visit Delays Edward II Piece
A humorous London press quip notes American tourists flock to Westminster Abbey yet few see Edward II’s statue. A student inspects for the king’s tomb and a verger laments there are only odd numbers, not Edward II, in a lighthearted exchange amid the abbey’s long history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Westminster Abbey
Atlantic
the of Boer
Edward II
London Press
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Beatty & Long
Price & Hurley
Telephone
Chas, Turner & Co
E. Center St
Marion Provision Co
N, Main
Ico
Haberman Hardware Company
Gee
Lee Conde
R. A. Jones
Laftue High School
I Sertan
Schoo
Ghlo Northen University
Ada
Miss Maud Close
Mre
Pthe
the Mariner's
Schnitz and
Klase
Try Admiral Copper
Army of Boosters
the Department Co
THE
Ohio Milling & Elevator CO
Siradanty Or
Tne McMillen Neuro Magnetic College
Houly Main Street
Ice Man
Marion Ice & Gold Storage CO
Eaton ‘Surlbut
Tschanen Bros
Dha
Gul
Manhattan
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