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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1908

Page

8

Suit Filed for 25000 in Erie Crossing Train Injury

In Richland County Court One Jacoby and Donliheu represent Carence Beaumont a Mausfield resident who lost a foot at an Erie crossing on May 6 seeking 25000. The suit, filed in Common Pleas, alleges Beaumont’s foot became trapped and a passenger train severed his ankle as he tried to escape.

Allorneys Jacoby and Donliheu Carence Beau ¢Mont Mausfield Erie Nill' Road Company Pasenger Common Pleas Court Richland County Beaumont Erie Uniacs Myer Tima Thi City

TIDD WYCKOFF Nuptials Solemnized at Early Morning Hour

Mr Fayette Wyckel of Lansing and Miss Violetta Tidd of dhth city quietly wed at the bride’s sister Mire J. Hurr home on Summit street at 6:20 this morning. Rev D H Bailey officiated before a small group of witnesses.

Fayette Wyckel Lansing Michigan Violetta Tidd Dhth City Mire. J. Hurr Summit Street D. H Bailey

Fragmentary wedding note hints at Lansing trip after ceremony

A partial wedding notice describes a beldere as a well known and attractive young idly. It says the couple will immediately depart for Lansing Michigan after the ceremony, and they will begin their future together.

Ressiig Lansing Michiesn

Special Meeting Called for Fire Escape Plans

A local group announces a special meeting next Monday evening to discuss proposed fire escape constructions. Attendance is urged to be full as the gathering will consider the various plans and their implications for safety and compliance.

Inex Wwe

Raymond Hoffman Drowns Near Galion in Local Incident

Raymond Hoffman, nineteen, a well known figure in Marlon railroad circles, drowned Saturday night in a pond near Cyclon Galion while swimming. He struck a rock and was stunned, later unable to swim. Bystanders, including local youths, watched as attempts to save him failed.

Hoffman Raymond Hoffman Marlon Railroad Gale Jon My. Hoff Cyclon

Melvian F Tofts Called By Death

Mrs Melvian F Tofts dies at her daughter Ella Woods home in Big Twin township aged 76 born Vermont resided in Marion county nearly 60 years. Survived by daughter Mrs Heskles and Willa Tofts of Loveland Ohio. Funeral at Pleasant Hill church then interment in Mainville after remains brought to Marion Monday afternoon.

Melvian F. Toft Ella Woods Twin Township Vermont Marion County Heskles Willa Tatts Loveland Oho Pleasant Hill Z. A. Sutton Laftue Marion Mainville

Death by suicide at Upper Sandusky hotel

David Isaacs aged sixty, a well known Tit town resident, committed suicide today at noon in the Gottfried Inn hotel in Upper Sandusky. He shot himself with a forty over caliber revolver. He ran a back street business for thirty years and was an old friend of Captain Moke of this city.

David Isaacs Upper Sandusky Gottfried Innie Hmself Inetauitanesis Ilo Wat Gotted Captain Moke

Hall's Catarrh Cure and Family Pills Advertisement

An old advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure claimed to cure catarrh internally by acting on the blood and mucous surfaces. It touts a medical endorsement, lists authors FP J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio, and notes Drumglass sells the product for 75 cents along with Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall FP J Cheney & CO Propa Toledo Ohio Drumglass

Caledona Couple Wed In Free Baptists Ceremony

Sophronti Eager and George W Clutter of Caledona were married Sunday at nine o'clock in the Free Baptists parsonage on South State Street by Rev G J Barnard. Afterward they traveled to Frank Burtafield's farm six miles north for a dinner in their honor. They will reside on a farm north of Caledents. The groom is sixty two years old and the bride is 44.

Piano Tuning Notice by J P Y Menges

Piano tuner J P Y Menges will be here next week. Leave your order at G W Baker s or William Dowler s.

J. PY. Menges G. W. Baker Wiliam Dowler

Partial Solar Eclipse Observed in Marion

The sun was about half obscured on Sunday drawing spectators with smoked glasses and cameras. The event ran from about 9:95 to 11:80 with peak viewing near 10:20, the second of three eclipses this year and visible across the United States and Mexico.

Marion Tne Marlon Varia United States Mexico

Graves Decorate Thirteen Departed Eastern Stars Members

Lydia Chapter No. 84 Eastern Stars held memorial services at the lodge hall in the Masonic Temple. Attendees included most of the chapter, with a memorial program, address, and a roster of the dead read aloud. Thirteen graves were decorated in the cemetery, honoring departed members.

Lydia Order of Eastern Stars Masonic Temple J.B. Layton Joseph Johnston William Wadder Walter Moore I . Currino Phrat Raptor Church Mim. FP. L. Henter Abagat DeWitt Mary Katharine — Emirh Finence Parkinton Mary Hedges Joln Wilson Rose Oppenheimer Hello Bland A. B. McMurray Rosella Kapp Mary B. Powers Philip Dombaugh A. K. Guthery Charles Clark Rebecca Miller Alice Hazen

Wedded in Mt Gilead Ohio Couple Unite in Marriage

Alla Flee of Farming Street and Mise Chloe f Kratt of Cardington were united in marriage at Mt Gilead Ohio on Sunday. The groom, a well known electrician in this city, and the bride, fairly well known here, will reside in the city. The ceremony was performed by Rev J M Baxter.

Alla Flee Farming Street Mise Chloe F, Kratt Cardington Mt. Gilead Ohio Rey. J. M. Baxter

Railroad motel railroad officials announce rising rail work force

Railroad officials state at least five Avorland men have been employed on the Pennsylvania road west of Pittsburgh in the past week. Increases in workers on ballast and tie replacement are evident on various roads around Pittsburgh, with growing demand for locomotives and traffic expected to rise as normal conditions return.

Avorland Pennsylvania Road Pittsburg

WEDDED IN MICHIGAN AT CAUDENY WEDDING OF DUROM AND ELLIS

The Daily Advance reports the marriage of LeRoy O. Durom of Green Camp Ohio to Winifred Ell, daughter of Mrs. H. Ellis, at Dr J A Bates home in Caudeny Michigan. Rev Cutler of Lansing officiated. About fifty guests attended. The couple will travel west then reside in Denver after July 20.

Daily Advance Caudeny Michigan Marion County LeRoy 0. Durom Green Camp Ohio Winifred el Lansing Mir Durof West Denver Colorado

Milk Wagon Collision Near Soveriot Store

A milk wagon owned by G. B. Grace and driven by a twelve year old boy was struck by a car in front of Soveriot Store on West Center Street this morning. The horse fell, the boy driver was injured, a girl on the wagon escaped unhurt, and several gallons of milk spilled on the pavement. The wagon and horse were released, and public interest followed the incident.

G. B. Grace Soveriot Weat Center Street Jas Minset Min

Entertainments Honor Guests At South Greenwood Bridge Event

Missoe Ethel Bryce Mora Brand and other Columbus ladies hosted a Saturday bridge party at South Greenwood street home. Helen Knapp won the top score and a keepsake. luncheon served. Guests included numerous local women and several from Knoxville, Tenn., Pontiac, Mich., and Springfield. Mary Thicken’s 18th birthday marked by a small gathering on Lee street with music and games. Mica Tilken received many gifts.

Missoe Ethel Bryce Mora Brand Columbus Mildred Hazel ‘Leffier Bridge South Greenwood Street Helen Knapp Mra James R. Smith How‘lard BR. Sto Misey Hazen Knoxville, Tenn Ruth More Pontiac, Mich Jennie J Ruth Colter Springfied Honor Byr Mary Thicken Lee Street Mica Tilken Ella Waster Ruby Patengwie Huth Anderson May Duffy Marie Walter Ruth Goeling Grace Goeling Mabel Davnor Alice Stewart Berle Mead Mattie Waller

Notice of office hours and closure in Marion Ohio

Marion Ohio notice dated June ar d 1908 states offices closed after six p m Tuesday Thursday and Friday evenings each week until further notice by Justices of the Peace H Condy and Chas E Gompf.

Marion Ohio H. Conldy Chas E. Gompf Justices of the Peace

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