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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1908
Page
5
Persistent teachers and assistants canvassed the city on Saturday for a tag day fundraiser benefiting the needy. Reports indicate several dollars were raised, with funds kept in certificates of deposit by Superintendent WH L. Prank. final totals to be announced after further disposition plans.
Washburn-Crosby offers Gold Medal Flour for sale through a long roster of grocers and social note lists teachers thanking the Ronorens and local groups for support. The ad includes numerous personal names and a dedicatory message to the King’s Daughters and Padres’ Guild for kindness and extended courtesy.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Eberhardt of near Dunkirk celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a reunion of about thirty guests. He is seventy three and she seventy one, with six children, fourteen grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Mason of Bellefontaine and relatives from Marlon Lacky and Lackawanna.
Charles W Haberman, a longtime Democrat and Huber Manufacturing Company employee, announces his bid for probate judge. The candidate emphasizes loyalty to the party and promises full effort to win the election and support the slate. The notice, dated January 12, 1947, invites voters to Milor and Prititon for campaign outreach.
Freshman class members performed in the Jorn High auditorium with Louse burgess opening solo. Speakers included Mick Elnora Lively on The Unrest in China and William Peon Wake. Musical pieces by Rumert Webb and Glyde-Cotwell were presented, followed by Mic Melon Kinney with an essay Champion Forrowers. Milk week details announced by MONIBAR Callow Wi.
Mr Henry N Selfried visits Galion friends and relatives. Horace Barns, student at Wooster, spent Sunday with kin. Master Burl Bland of Columbus visits grandparents. P S Wilson of Porest Street and William Wheeler of North Bluestreet among locals mentioned. Helen Simpson of Salamanca NY studies at Kreis Art gtrille. Mr and Mrs Durham er of Columbus at the Chippas home on South Seffer Ave. Nadine Deathcrargn plans to work in Kunaay City Missouri before settling permanently. Crissinger and King families and guests witnessed Mord Gra festivities in New Orleans. Miss Mary Dennison Galley returns to Cioclanai after ten-day visit with her mother. M C Gailey of East Center Street noted. William Stoll of Columbus visiting. Stoll resigns from Orr Brown and Price for a new Baltimore Maltinore outfit. John Newton previously sent to court for ath riding charges. Sheriff reports brief county court update.
A convoluted eighteenth century notice from WALDIS KISNAN MARVIN, Toledo wholesale druggists, asserts honesty and reliability of a person named Linde and commitment to fulfill obligations. It mentions products like Wake Halte Family Pills and Catarrh cures sold directly to Mood surfaces and Minous surfaces, with a Ventimoniate from Price Soper.
Franklin County's prosecutor vows to pursue in court alleged violations by the CD and M Meothe railway over fare discrepancies. Officials accuse the line of charging ten cents between Flint and Worthington instead of the contracted five cents, prompting numerous complaints and possible legal action.
A local Municipal League meeting discussed candidate placement and upcoming campaign efforts. Members noted no official action but planned ongoing outreach and coordination with party figures regarding schedules and key dates.
Henry Seiter, a prominent Pleasant Township farmer, enters the county commissioners nomination race. A long time Democrat, he has strong support in Marion County and aims to build on prior near-miss in the commission contest. He cites party loyalty and local prosperity as key factors in his bid.
Clamwurt and Mito Kae faced a minor court session on Saturday evening over loitering allegations. The judge imposed a small fine as authorities noted no further violations. Local officials said the case highlighted routine policing of public space.
The text outlines a busy evening at the Grand Tonight with mentions of Denman Thane and W. Ayer as notable figures. It notes a Wool company appearance and a New York data event, with references to the newspaper experts and readers. The piece hints at a performance lineup and audience interest.
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