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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1908
Page
6
East bound service details for the New York Central Lines Big Four Route are noted with emphasis on scheduled movement and regional connections. The brief item highlights operator branding and routing context without extended timetable specifics.
Marion loses to Zanesville in a hard fought home clash as Devlin returns to help the locals. Mansfield’s Tigers beat Zanesville 4 0 as fans pack the arena and boost the hosts with a rousing crowd.
The Ohio State era figure Quinn denounces quitting as a bad beat. He recalls early games at Columbus and Otterbein Kenyon clashes and a tale of players sulking after a controversial call. He emphasizes perseverance, noting long games and late rallies that shifted outcomes.
Mrs J Wo Adair visits friends in Tiv Haiapolie this week. Mera Clarence Conts of Columbus is guest of relatives in the city. Maldwin of Fairground street Jett today for Rochester Indiana on business. Hert Brumgriner of Silver street Jett today for Mesex for a few days visit. Aythery returned this morning from a business trip through West Virginia. Joseph Miller back from two weeks with friends in Cleveland and Allinnes. Lint Berry of Agosta visiting Mierlon friends Wednesday. Mr and Mrs of Dombaugh left for Daytona Florida for a few weeks. George D B Christlon and family returned from Daytona Florida. Mrs Wo Crowe of Creatine visiting sister Mrs D Cusie of Oak street. William McGrath returned from Columbus after attending the state Republican Convention. Mrs H M DeTurk and son of Hundred West Virginia arrived to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Co H Martin of Maine avenue Polo tonight. Zanesville and Marion.
Lima manager Word Drumm reveals a 21 man lineup for training in the Ohio State league. Catchers include George Therre of Syracuse and Lois Hennessey of Singhamton, with Bowe of Broach City also slated. Pitchers listed include 1 Miller of Iron Mountain and C Chamberham of Boaneville, plus several others. Infielders James McAvoy Greensburg and Scott Kollar Canton. outfielders Arthur Lange Saupeville and Vitt Hutter Horner New York, with Hartley and Martin also mentioned.
A group gathered at the North State street residence of Mr and Mrs Michael Manahan last evening for music games and social diversions. Attendees noted a routine fraternal meeting schedule with Marion Lavige No 402 Knight of Pythias set to confer first degrees tomorrow and regular sessions planned for the Fraternal Order in the near term.
Company D held its weekly gathering with Colonel C. Ammel of the Fourth regiment present. He spoke on the discipline required of servicemen. Uniforms arrived today and will be distributed this week at the armory. An army officer will inspect the company next Tuesday night.
A daughter was born this morning to Mr and Mrs J E B Plaher on the Scardington Pike. Wall boxes receive green paint today by a corps of men detailed for that purpose by the postmaster. Odalter and Fred Gathery went to Columbus to appear before a legislature committee on bills affecting telephone and telegraph companies. The Hocking Valley road is busy today. A new watch tower is being erected at Center Street for use of flagmen. Prince Cornell, five, of Caledonia, underwent hernia surgery by Dr A Rhu. his appendix had become inflamed, making the operation delicate.
A Deightful decision usew Young' Embroidery Club met at Mrs. tarry Lenagy home on AVenue Wednesday after noon. Members and guests filled the gathering with embroidery work and sociability. An elegant lunch, prepared by the hostesses, topped the event. Attending were Mrs. J, by, Bishop, Mrs. OG Wintermute, Mrs. Jertna Van Meter, Mrs Lettoy Zachman, Mrs. S. Servern, Mrs. Joseph Kerr, Mrs. 1 %. B, Malu, Mrs. Harry Vanatta, and Mrs. George View. The group will reconvene in ten weeks at Mrs, vied vEoon’s Chestnut street home.
Fragmented notice mentions Polo tonight in Zanesville and Marion with the Junior Area Club of the United States organizing in New York. It notes no persons over 21 allowed and references 1% membership and health concerns, with Dr Tome cited as an American attendee.
West Baden Springs Indiana ad lists Colonial Country Club Hotel rates from 260 to 5.60 daily American Plan and private baths with weekly rates. It promotes mineral water cures for kidney liver and stomach ailments with home treatment option sending 6 gallons water and physicians advice upon a $2.00 enclosed deposit.
Delos DeWolfe and Mrs Grant Key become owners of the Marion Plumbny and Heating business on South State, purchasing from T M Cunningham who ran it for months. New owners take immediate possession and plan store improvements, stock increases, and better service. The article notes regional locations and various cultural references.
A home recipe guide offers eczema salve using rosewater gum tragacanth soap boric acid alcohol glycerin and is suggested for general skin comfort. Instructions cover washing blankets with borax soap and a vinegar cleaning formula for window glass woodwork and furniture.
A varied page notes items like an adjustable invalid chair, an ink remover using oxalic acid, and a method to preserve ivory color by soaking in cold water. It shares beauty tips, including makeup and clothing guidance, a toasted salt codfish recipe, and a homemade waterproof glove treatment. Also mentions turpentine sets color and a light joke about boats.
A garbled excerpt from The Way It Worked in New York Press sketches a torn scene with stray phrases about a tear, a smile, a kitty, a rainbow, and a joking boast. The text reads as disrupted, lacking coherent narrative or clear event.
A collage of sports notes spanning wrestling legends Hackenschmidt and Voorman timelines, Olympic year foreboding, and boxing figures Timmy Perry and Bil Papke. Mentions managers Jin McGuire and Bob Unghiul, plus athletes from Cleveland and Chicago. Also references vaudeville and literary asides, with a flowing, miscellany tone.
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