Business Improving In Marion City Industry Revival Takes Hold
Nearly all shops report rising orders and optimistic leaders plan longer hours and possible hires. Reports from officials indicate more work returning after downturn. various railroads and factories show increased output, with shifts extending and a night force possible as March into April brings improving conditions.
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Marion
Tate
Bast
Elrelow
Failbanks
Eeven
Dow. Meadwant
Tartow
Huber
James
Fe Fem
Vndeo
Twines
Hookley
Pennsylvania
Martonia
Why Not Raise A Few Chickens It Is A Pleasant Diversion
A promotional note urges readers to raise chickens as a pleasant and profitable pastime. It promises helpful guidance, experience, low risk with proper feeding and care, and offers a full line of poultry feeds remedies and supplies. It invites readers to call or phone no 28 for anything needed in the feed line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No 28
All Bonds Bids Rejected by Finance Committee
The Finance Committee rejected all bids for the city fee funding bonds worth 71 500. Only two bidders, Breed and Marvin of Cleveland, bid par with uncertain interest and a revision for printing and attorneys fees. Season good and Mayer of Cincinnati bid par with reduced interest but asked 1 280 for Songmanton costs. The sale opening at City Auditor H S Storr office led to immediate rejection, and the bonds may be offered to buyers at par.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breed
Marvin
Cleveland
Fern, Seasongood and Mayer
Cincinatl
Mt Te
Organization Formed by Moorlon Charity Committee
The Associat ed Charities of Moorlon held a Tuesday afternoon meeting and formed an organization selecting Rev. Yates as chair, Susie Janaley as secretary, and Atlee Anna Fite as treasurer. Other members listed, with headquarters set east of Tosels near East Conver Street. donations and inquiries welcome at the new office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charities of
Moorlon
8 . Yates
Ailes Susie Janaley
Atlee Anna Fite
The
Catntiney
Mie Huasite Peters
Anna Sehovntius
G sPalrhunis
Gaylord Medyes
Kivinmater
Mra. A
Tohri
Dislocated shoulder after car crash near city
Solomon Wiing, Charles Landon, Miss Shurley Maetthews and Mr Lou ie Hamen were driving south of the city when the vehicle left the road and towed into a ditch. Solomon Fling sustained a dislocation of the right shoulder and injuries to the chest. the others were reportedly injured.
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Solomon Wiing
Charles Landon
Shurley Maetthews
Mr Louie Hamen
Solomon
Tae
Company Inspected by Army Officers
Company D Potten regiment was inspected Thursday evening by Lieutenant W ON Mitete representing the United States Army. Major J W McMurray and Colonel Lew Wilson oversaw the visit. Some new equipment not yet received will be sent from headquarters once ready.
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Potten Regiment
O. N
W. ON. Miteteem
Artivers Norpe
United State Army
I Lillie
Lew Wilson
J. W. McMurray
Amul
Tly Cea Fulire
Aged Lady Rebecca Kan Dies at Sisters Home
Rebecca Kan, aged sixty seven, died at her sister Mint Smith’s home two miles south of Scott Town on Wednesday morning due to a heart ailment. She had lived in Marion county for about forty years and was highly respected in the western part of the county. Surviving are her brothers John Kawnel of Marion, Daniel and Harry of Shelbyville, and sisters Mrs Mindip Hath of Emben, Missouri, and Mrs A lo Smith of the household where she died. Funeral services will be held at Pleasant Wilebuveh at 1 o’clock Thursday afternoon conducted by Rev. Sin Claira of Aosta, with interment at the local cemetery.
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Mias
Rebecca Kan
Mint
Smith
Scolt Town
Nordenise
Marion County
Ave Youra
Vireo
John Kawnel
Marion
Daniel
Harry
Shelbyville
Minouri
Mindip Hath
Emben
Miwourl
Alo, Smith
Wilebuveh
Sin Claira
Aosta
He Mae Ta
LSI
Patterson and John Patterson Held on Forgery Charge
Deputy Sheriff Bert Folie returned from Judgemith Wik with John Patterson who was wanted for forgery. Walter von Fretsed was notified as soon as he set foot in Madysmith. Patterson will have a week and a preliminary hearing tomorrow morning before Judge Charles Hy Conley at 10 o clock. The claim states he forged six checks for 36 and drew on the le.
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Sherif Bert Folie
Judgemith
Wik
John Patterson
Waltervon
Madysmith
Patterson Wiii
Court of Mistice
Charles Hy Conley
Morril Odd Fellows Morral Lodge Plans Degree Raids
Morril Jodge lodge hall Morral held an interesting meeting last evening. The second degree was conferred on a class of two candidates whose applications for membership were received. The lodge arranged a candidate class save to be held Tuesday evening March 17. Green Camp lodge will preside and confer the degree with a large class of candidates.
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Morril Jodge
C. F
Morral
Mare
Green Camp Lodge
Eighteenth Birthday Party Ends In Gas Mishap
A teen party at Mine Kathe Bongler’s home on Sun Station ended with a gas leak during a prank contest. Miss Claa Lelinet and Master Beanie Zalaelatneth were among the injured in the incident. Attendees listed include Frank Basel, John Belton, Paul Zohan, Oliver Lunt, Marty Rentarler, Caroline tuhrmberger, Belle Heneloo, and others. The event prompted a local investigation and medical attention for several guests.
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Kathe Bongler
Hou Hear Sun Station
Claa Lelinet
Thensler
Pelt
Tings
Frank Baseler
Juhi Belton
Pauk Zohan
Abwine Sehwelnturth
George Beiter
Ambre Battard
Alved Altgenoteln
Oliver Lunt
Pred Zel
Marty Rentarler
Honey Tier
Harry Hoek
Ioln Laacher
Harod Bufford
Lawrence Moutts
Charlee Laie
Fevilmond Beltter
Herbert Lientanberger
Jean Ohlee
Hebart Laver
Chrixt
Weurler
Mina Maid Wryemdy
Pertti Hoel
Caroline Tuhrmberger
Belle Heneloo
Ciara Siti
Cabilirtin’ Laver
Clan Lehner
Amitsfolter
India Thitit
Malle Poseler
Clas Mautz
Orin Vase
Lele Alening
Norm Manta
Katie Sélter
Minnie Wolfinger
The
Amenytedn
Mine Youer Wat Ramya Garman
The Cucire Club Embroidery Day and Garden Contest
The Cucire Club held an afternoon at Lome of Mya on Join street with embroidery and sewing displays. Samuel Court won first prize in a garden contest. a refined noon tea followed. A future event at the town of Mra is announced with note of not selling coffee.
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Mya
Join Street
Samuel Court
Mra
Jena
Vinowrvet
Local Community Notices Mix Of Events And Incidents
A jumble of local notes highlights gatherings such as a women’s club meeting at Darke House and a Neighborhood social in Philadelphia area streets. Reports include a Monday accident on Girard Avenue with minor injuries, a fire department mention, and a planned gathering to honor community leaders. The item mentions invitations, refreshments, and a ceremony with police and civic representatives, reflecting small town life and public notices.
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Beatty & Song
CHAS
Turner
Ings
Baldwins
Chas. Turner & Co
Aor
Canter Street
Norton County
Marion Provision Co
LenAbanent
Lavest
C. GC
Marsh
Pranklin St
CHASE
Gompef
Justice of the Peace
South Main St
Haberman's Hardware
Telephone L
Anthony
Ohio Milling & Elevator Company
Price & Hurley
Onur
T&chanem Bros
Marion Milling and Grain Co
Monirak Cotten
Phititpe
Associated Charities
At 'Hter
Phillipa
Solomon Bling
Rebecca Kannel
Phillipe
Patterson
Ladysmith
Morral Odd Fellows
the Department Co
E. Center Street
Mise Katie Beezler
Lynn Station
Sary
Cucire Club
Louis Uli
John Street
Abler
Paulipe
Rooda
Belt
Ainiler
Clichten
Moztoy
Petstener
Aires
Mtey Doulees Privet
Ascunlay
Monti
Aonentat Evenur
Erin
Mile
phargeuiOrin Addivas
Deinorur
Metoh
Atiwath
Bremen
Alra
Ghent Couty
Monnefit
Mike Loh
Uhler
Kaler
Blilips
Gome
Marion Clothing & Cloak Co
West Center Street
Mane
Manhattan
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