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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1908
Page
13
A terse 1907 era notice references a motion operator and ticket agent in a brief inquiry. It mentions contact with NEBHRCALL and timing around 155 pm, with scattered OCR artifacts remaining readable as a fragment of a larger transportation or theater duties record.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Nos 15 and Wha Ron and Lima with times 10:64 am and eee e100 pm, but lacks actions or context. The readable bits suggest a list or schedule item with place names and times, yet the exact event or entity roles are unclear.
Marion toppled Mansfield 92 to 47 in a rough night of play as Long and Devlin stood out for Marion. Zanesville led from the opening tip with Hoadley ejected on a heated call, while Keefe and Reichart paced Zanesville’s scoring and Moran directed from the bench.
Marion High School dominated Kenton with 45 points to 22 as Mouser Grills and Norris led scorers. Kenton offered little resistance, while Marion controlled rebounds and possession, earning easy baskets and crowd approval.
Excerpts From the Oratorio Elijah rendered by Capable artists. On Sunday evening the choir of Epworth will present the regular concert featuring selections from Mendelssohn's oratorio Rita. Mr Frederic Berryman conducts with Ms Allen and Mr Jerryman among soloists. the performance includes scenes and arias from Elijah.
Rev Bailey presents a character sketch of the prophet Elijah followed by a church organ program. Selections include Mendelssohn pieces, Elijah motifs, and performances by Mrs Alten Mr Berryman and others with instrumental interludes and hymn settings.
A city meeting in the council chamber discussed employing the unemployed with street cleaning and related work. About sixty men currently lack steady jobs as funds near depletion. plans to proceed with street cleaning and other projects were outlined and support pledged for funding from other sources. President of Compell, Bf, Mavhauser presided.
A single car load of wall payer is offered for sale at 1 3 aff. The notice lists ESTLACK and SOHIRIAB with 220 tTond as details.
In a chaotic session at police headquarters, a man named Crown was arrested after claiming to own a gray mare fitted with a rubber device. Clara Kurt and daughters and Oliver Crabb faced a felonies charge, lodged in city prison. Mayor's court delayed sentencing as investigations continue. Frank Connor, drunk, paid a fine to gain release in mayor's court. The article notes the term frozen music linked to Gothic cathedrals by Frederick Schlegel.
A city charity drive named a committee to oversee distribution of funds and goods collected at 208 or 208 1 2 East Center Street. The High School meeting formed the committee to manage money and supplies for distressed families, with donations accepted daily after school hours.
Advert appears promising a cure for piles using ACCOINTMENT Ww with a money back guarantee if itching persists or if piles do not heal within 6 to 14 days. Mentions breeding or protruding piles and a refund policy.
A local audience enjoyed a Friday night performance of Uncle Rube at Prospect School. The show reportedly raised over $100 for the school and featured young city residents attending, with the actor praised for his entertaining retelling.
Colonial Country Club Hotel West Baden Springs Indiana offers weekly rates from $2.00 to $5.00 per day under the American Plan with private bath. Readers are invited to visit year round to drink the mineral water and bathe with promises of curing kidney and stomach ailments and various complaints. Enclose $2.00 to receive mineral water shipments and medical advice for home treatment from the Boroga facility.
A long church notices listing multiple services at Wesley M. & Church and Free Baptist Church with Sunday School times 9:00 and 9:30, preaching at 10:20 and 10:30, uniting revival meeting at 7:00, junior and intermediate leagues, temperance and missionary activities, and choir concert plans. Includes addresses Center Street Olney Avenue Gluey Avenue and Dav ids and Darina streets. Parish events led by pastors C. Be Rowley D. H. Bailey and G W O Barnard.
A dense listing of area church events and times. Quinn Chapel A M E Church on Park Street shows Sunday School at 2:10 with J W Caldwell, evening meetings at 7 80 and communion, plus a morning sermon by Dr Chorley and eve service by Rev George J Cooper. Forest Lawn Mission and Platt Presbyterian Church details follow with sermon topics, leaders, and special services.
A densely packed church directory listing many denominations. It includes Reform Church South Prospect with Pastor W A Settlage and multiple services plus Sunday School. Farat Church of Christ Scientist with readings on Man and Colossians. First Baptist Church led by J P Corrin with Bible School at 9 and worship at 10:30. German M E Church on Church and Prospect with Pastor C Eb Bupael, Sunday School and services. Calvary Evangelion at Church and High Street with Pastor W Hensel and senior activities. Annal Christian Church with Rev Phillips preaching in the evening. Reinicke German services with German and English worship and catechetical instruction.
Clevelland Ui March 7. Mary Viresngt domestic WC the Standard Club faces Avenue was found unconscious by manager Romaniel Rovenfeld. She died after being taken to Bt Clie Hospital Ui. A note in her room described her distress and hinted at happiness before dying. Police investigate possible natural causes.
The Fraternal Ceaser lodge convened with unusually large attendance on Monday evening. After the routine business a banquet was held in the dining hall and a social session followed. Next meeting is planned in two weeks with higher attendance anticipated.
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