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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1908

Page

8

Board to inspect buildings and boost fire drills

The Board of Education plans building and grounds inspections with the city fire chief and McFarland to improve fire drills. They aim to conduct drills twice monthly, address locked doors and unsafe egress, and review stair and exit arrangements across the district’s schools.

Wilson Willnvite McFarland Greenwood Jacoby Maud Boyd Lincoln Frank Rafer Mae Jhlent Mise Boyd Jones Collinwood

Interurban Crash Near Stratford Injures Twenty Five

A derailed interurban near Stratford sent twenty five pruners flying from their cars as front wheels left the track and the rear wheels stayed on rails. The Delaware car involved continued to Columbus, blocking traffic for several hours with no serious injuries reported.

Colawwine Bunday Kal Erie Stratford Irar

Moline Lime Stone & Cement stockholders meeting scheduled

Stockholders of the Moline Lime Stone & Cement Co plan to elect a board of directors and address other business at a meeting on April 1 2008. The event will occur at the company office 132 1-4 South Main Street Marion Ohio with G A Almen serving as representative of Monitiak Coffees Co to act as host.

Ontral Stockholders Moline Lime Stone & Cement O South Main Street Marion Ohio Toppe Ackerman Prem, . v. Uncapher Ste Rho Attthes

Homer E. Johnson for Probate Judge

A prominent attorney Homer I Johnson of Murlane announces for the office of Probate Judge. A farmer's son with a voltage education and two years at the bar, he aims to serve Marion County along Democratic lines. He is described as exemplary, careful, conscientious, and a seasoned party speaker and organizer.

Homer I. Johnson Murlan Sterling Youn Johnson Madison County Kwylns Marion County Alwiya Fee Democrat Beret

Resolutions of the Ladies Aid Society on Mrs Gunns Death

The Ladies Aid Society of the U H Church at Marian Ohio pass resolutions praising Mrs Gunn for cheerful patience in affliction and faithful service. They extend sympathy to her family, commend them to divine care, and authorize copies to local newspapers and the bereaved family.

U.H. Church Marian Ohio Murton Daily Star Marlon Tally Mirror AL Rice H. Mackey McLamels

Tommy Mylott to be released by club directors

The club announced their plans to release Tommy Mylott, last year’s shortsop, after he refused to sign a new contract. Directors stated they will not meet his asking price and intend to notify him of the decision this week.

Olly Treen Walters Mrr Gettin Oity Council Korte Schical Board Counsell Collinwood Frank Oak and Olney Avenue Horatio Chisholm Wee Esmya Poplin Diffenity Perry Opera House Jfitty Tommy Mylott Mylott

Best Flour Order Promises Taste and Savings

A customer repeats the request for top flour quality with a promise that Gold Medal Flour from Ashburn-Crosby will improve bread and pastry. The ad suggests the product is healthier, tastier, and cheaper, promoting stronger value in baking.

ashburn-Crosby’s

Erie Freight Train Wrecked Near Kenton Delays Traffic

Eight cars left the rails near Kenton on Erie freight No. 8% after a broken switch caused a wreck. Fire broke out but wrecking crews cleared the scene in about three hours. Pennsylvania Railroad promotes the Frank Thompson scholarships with eight awards planned, open to all Pennsylvania employees on eastern and western lines, with applications due by June first.

Pennsylvania Railroad Company Frank Thompson Pennsylvania More Railroad Pennsylvania Company Pittsburg Eli College Entrance Examination Board Postofice New York City Erie Kenton

Kennedy Sixteenth Birthday Party Honors Marion Family

The Kennedy home six miles west of Marion hosted a pleasant Saturday evening for their daughter Katherine's sixteenth birthday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Pangborn, Lola, Kenneth and Miale Pangborn, Mrs. Hayes Holland and Mildred of Caledonia, Blanche Kannel, Riene and Vern Roberts, Katie Wood, Hattie Stoneburner, Mae Corwin, Edith Wand, Bertha Wood, Josephine and Ruth Pangborn, Grace Smith, Joss Kennedy, and Lee and Douglas Crowin, Homer Smith, Henry Coon, Irwin Roberts, Howard Neville, Vinton Wood, Ransom Brunner, John Wylie, Wylie Measenger, Charles Lakins, John and Joseph Tron, and Merle Kennedy.

J. W. Kennedy Miles Marion Katherine Mia C. W. Pangborn Lola Kenneth Miale Pangborn Hayes Holland Mildred Caledonia Blanche Kannel Riene Vern Roberts Katie Wood Hattie Stoneburner

Mort on Department Store remodeling sale tonight

Crowds invited to a money saving event at the Morton Department Co. Store as a remodeling sale aims to revitalize sales with lower prices. Patrons are urged to shop and move goods quickly. Music by an orchestra in Belin scores tonight.

Morton Department Co Marion Department Co

Silks Sold At Lowest Possible Prices Despite Low Costs

Advertised note states the Silks are new and bought at low prices and will be offered at the lowest possible prices. It emphasizes halves more value than asked but asserts it is not their way to overprice.

Checked Silks for Shirt Waist Suits In Serviceable Condition

Silk fabric options described as very serviceable featuring fine pinhead checks. Available in sizes up to half inch increments in colors Check black brown and navy blue. Source text notes reference to PM CO and a continuity of description following the fragmented line.

PM CO

Silk deal with Rajah Weaves advertised in shades

Advertisement offers Rajah Weaves silk in popular natural Copenhagen and other shades. Includes 24 inch width and a price of 5c per unit. Also mentions All Silk rough Shantung at 79e.

Copenhagen

Fancy Silk Fancies in New BISIPON Silk Colors

Silks in browns and bright hues arrive in latest BISIPON palette. Comfort and sheen highlighted for dress fabrics. Availability teased for fall season.

Resedas Copenhagens

Textile prices list with chiffon taffetas items

A compact price note lists fabrics measured in inches with high sheen varieties. 19 in chiffon? Vinish at 59 cents. 27 in chiffon taffetas priced at 1.00. 32 in chiffon taffetas priced at 1.25.

Woman's club notes and local events brief

Warner and Edwards report shows the Woman's club hosted by Mrs. J B Guthery with talks by Mrs W A Longbon and Mrs Jonas Concklin on nature and poetry. Guests included Mrs Davie and Mrs Z E Waddell. Also notices sale at Marion Department Co and the death of Anna May Climb with funeral plans in Marion North.

Woman's Club J. B. Guthery East Center Street Luther Burbank W. A. Longbon Charles J. Allen Jonas Concklin John Bur Jnoughiy Anna May WH. B. Climb Marion L. Cole Kirkpatrick Mt. Lon

Piano Sale Promises Rich Deals at Baker’s Store

A lively notice promotes a window sale at G. W. Baker’s Piano Store with bargains as low as 250 dollars. The ad touts daily piano deals and flexible payment, urging readers not to miss the event, mentioning Ashland versus Marion as a game note.

G. W. Baker

Rousing Prices On Elsewhere Goods In Stock

A noisy listing highlights bargains across many items from soaps to linens and clothing. The sale features Lenox and Cuticura soaps, talcum powder, thread, canvas telescopes, white bib overalls, linen sheets, pillow cases, shirting, cotton batting, ginghams, calicoes, ruffled curtains, work shirts, overalls, mitts, and embroidery per yard, with many items priced well below typical costs. The seller touts hundreds of pieces, labeled under Miss Over Stock, with insertions to match.

Menen Clark

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