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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1908

Page

8

Fight for an Automobile in Lima Court Case

In Lima today Hubbard and Scott sue to recover an auto they say Weber bought then failed to honor. The car was sold for 250 with 75 in repairs, then resold through Ritzler for 200, and a note for 200 due in twenty days. Scott seeks recovery amid bankruptcy and disputed claims of fraud.

Tex Scott Hubbard Scott Lima Jacob Weber South Main Street Busines Weber William Weber Ima Addie Ritzler Marion Ritzler Hoott Tnvem Kitsler Replevin Palm Ritner War Weler Atime Zere

Office opening sparks dispute over township justice seat

Harry Thompson opens an office at 107 North Main Street claiming his term as justice of the peace extends beyond the new biennial election. Charles Gompf and the township trustees face a fight over who may hold the office as courts ruled the November 1907 amendment premature. Thompson seeks to contest Gompf’s claim while trustees consider vacancies and potential lawsuits to determine rightful occupant.

Charles B. Gompf Cuyahoga Clrewkt Court Supreme Court Harry Thompson North Main Street Manton Township We Peace Gompf Tras Toca Charles BE Office of Justice of the Peace Cuyahoga County State of Ohio James E. Votara John Brown William Davide Robert T. Morrow Justices of the Peace Petittns Dia ‘Aise Cireuit Thompon Circuit Supreme Courts Harry Thompson Cleveland Getpf Gempf Toomphon Mplik & Democrant Nhomp Republican

Lodge Motes The Dejgren of Pocahontas Meet in Rial

Lodge Motes The Dejgren of Pocahontas met in Rial on Monday evening and handled routine business. Two candidates were presented and arrangements were made for the next meeting when a candidate selection will take place.

Dejgren Pocahontas Rial Selon

Protected Home Circle meeting at Wayside park

The Protected Home Circle plans a meeting at Wayside Park Wednesday afternoon. Foresters members are urged to attend. large rooms are reserved for the event and important matters will be transacted. food attendance is requested.

The Companion of Foresters Taeolw Park

Marion Merchants Meeting Prominent Speakers at Banquet

Members of the Marion Retail Merchants Association will hold their annual meeting and banquet at the VM.CO. Ae gymnasium tonight at 7:90 o'clock. Marion's leading speakers will discuss up to date business methods. Elections for the next year's officers will be held. A smoker and informal program will conclude the event.

Marion Retail Merchants’ Association Vm.co. Ae Marion Vince

P. S. Wilson Elected Superintendent and Treated Roles

The local Board of Education reelected P S Wilson as superintendent of buildings and grounds and truant officer at a special meeting. The vote set a 75 dollar monthly salary for one year while discussing combining duties with the truant office. A resolution urged Frank to prepare a needs report on school conditions for state law compliance.

Wilson Columa David Vestal P.P. Lit. Ue Chester Clapsaddle Gov Robertsr P. Wilson George Rayl Ina Jacoby Frank Buvte American Warming and Ventilating Company Porest Lawn Gilver

Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claim

An 19th century style ad asserts catarrh is a blood or constitutional disease and cannot be cured by local applications. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally with blood purifiers and tonics as a remedy prescribed by physicians, claiming it cures catarrh and offers testimonial material. The ad lists F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo as manufacturers and notes sale by druggists.

Hall F. J. Cheney &O Props Toledo Ohio Druggtats Price Wake Hall

Wells Klingel Wedding At Evangelical Church

Wells Klingel and Charles Kilinger, both of this city, were wed Monday evening at the Evangelical church parsonage on Mt. Vernon Avenue by Rev. J. Stone. They were attended only by immediate family and relatives and will make their home in the city.

Mins Hettleyy Welle Charles ¥. Kilinger Evangelical Church Mt. Vernon Avenue J. Stone

Wedded in Mt Sterling Brings Bain and Gray Union

Announcements report the marriage of L. C. Bain of Elyria and Mises Gertrude M Gray of Orient Ohio on June 27 in Mt. Sterling Ohio. Bain is son of Mr and Mrs M OH of South Vine street. Gray is a well known Pickaway county teacher. The couple will reside in Elyria after September 1 as Mr Bain will teach mathematics in the Elyria School.

L. C. Bain City Mises Gertrude M, Gray Orient Ohio Mt. Sterling Bain M. OH Halo South Vine Street Pickaway County Elyria Bainda Mathematica Elyria School

Social Evening at South Prospect Street Home

Mini Viorence Hoffmire hosted about twenty five friends at her South Prospect street residence last evening for a friendly gathering with cards and socializing. Guests included Dora Noati Helen Rosenbers Ruth Orbinger and other neighbors while Miss Gertrude Beeson hosted the Embroidery club afterward at Pleasant street with business, refreshments, and plan for the next meeting at Mian Mabel Richards home in Moral.

Mini Viorence Hoffmire South Prospect Street Ohio Pamaed Miss Holfmires Dora Noati Helen Rosenbers Ana Ruth Orbinger Fillda Garhereon Maude Johnsen Bonnie Pinyerd Jennie Coller Ruth Collier G. Smith Messrs Harry Cox Godfrey Leffler James Eve Ernest Wat Om Metis Gwlford Stoll Tamit Smith Ritchers Embroidery Club Gertrude (Beon Pleasant Treet Mian Mabel Richards Moral

Marion residents push for removing cement around square trees

Local residents urged the county committee to remove cement surrounding tree roots on the public square to prevent harming the trees. The cement, placed earlier to deter spitting, led to moisture loss and fears of tree death, though some trees had begun to recover under the commissioner's order.

Marion Onder

Boteon Chooses Moore President of Federation Women’s Clubs

June 30 report from Boteon states Moore of St Louis was elected president of the Federation Women’s Clubs, defeating May Alden Ward of Boston by 616 to 500 votes.

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Kleinmaier Merlin Denman-Jenner Co Waddell Ira Scott H. C. Thompson Huttered Marion'’S Merchants P. S. Wilson Warner & Edwards Wells—Klingel C. J. Stone L.C, Bain and Mise Gertrude M, Gray New York Vtneet Budl Ohls Caktetes Company Yalecity Court House Square Haberman Hardware CO F. J. Lusch N. E. Cor Wae Center ST. Louis Boston Admiral Coffer Uhler & Phillips
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