Hawes Hats Spring Blocks Display in Window
The article extols Hawes Hats with spring blocks of hats on display in a glossy window. It notes the nattier line of Hats and highlights the growing hat business from exclusive sale.
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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1908
Page
8
The article extols Hawes Hats with spring blocks of hats on display in a glossy window. It notes the nattier line of Hats and highlights the growing hat business from exclusive sale.
Resolutions from Green Day Lodge No 644 honor Brother Hare Prine Coon who passed away. The lodge notes his genial humor and steadfast fellowship, expresses sympathy to his widow and children, and orders a written testimonial placed in the Book of Record and sent to the family.
The Marion County Sunday School association lays out a full program for the nineteenth convention in March at Kilworth M. B. Church. Key figures include Mrs Phoebe Curtis and C D Moninger, with Dr Joseph Clark as state secretary and Rev Herbert Moninger guiding teacher training. Attendees are urged to register delegates and prepare for a two day meeting with speeches, devotional sessions, and instructional talks by leading educators from Ohio and Indiana.
The central fire department responded to a small blaze at 1515 East Center Street, Earnest Schertzer, before 9 15. Fire gained minor headway but was quickly extinguished using chemical. damage not to exceed twenty dollars and caused by a defective heater or fire source.
The city service board awarded sewer construction contracts to Albert Landon for Reed Avenue alley sewer at 923.80, Price and Hurley for High Street sewer at 157.44, and Joseph Muurphy for Leader Street sewer at 4204.40. Park supervisor Addiv3n Bain announced shrubbery purchases within a 200 budget and plans to plant soon. A Sidn ey trip prep explains shrubbery procurement with shrubbery to be planted promptly.
Andrew H Trout seeks Democratic nomination for county commissioner. A substantial eastern county farmer in Claridon, he has resided fourteen years, served as trustee for five years, and worked on the County Central Committee. He vows his best effort if nominated and asks Democrats for support.
Window clearance sale offers affordable pianos with easy terms. Advert exposes eager buyers to inspect bargain piano deals at 4 W, Center Street. Strong entities include Plano Parlors and local window sale pitch. Prices implied as within reach. no explicit figures provided.
The Current Topic Club met at Mrs Fenton Heir of South State Street Tuesday afternoon. Members answered roll calls with notes on music, read a paper on Titan Opera Verdi by Miss Ola Allmendinger, and heard a piano reminiscence from Il Trovatore by Mrs Fish. The meeting ended with current events discussion and an elegant luncheon. Next meeting set for Mrs J. C. Anthony’s on South State Street.
Mrs. Charles Kraner hosted the memory of the W. S. J. club at her Olney Avenue home yesterday afternoon. Members sewed for charity and a light lunch was served. Guests included Mrs. Thornton Akron, Miss Barton Millersburg, Mrs. Hart Kraner Battoon N. M., Mrs. J. H. Dondore, Mrs. Edward Huntgate, Mrs. Fred Strobel, and Mrs. Edward Wilson. The group will meet in two weeks at Mrs. Lopper North State street.
W G Lucas and W P Cass are elected by the Republican executive committee to stand for positions on the county level. A county convention will be called for Saturday afternoon in August. The group noted a possible delay for the congressional convention until July or August. The executive committee will host members of the state committee with an oyster supper at Susy Bee restaurant on April a.
A 50 guest gathering at Wood Acreet hosted by Mrs John Hanby honored Miss Eva Molee on her birthday. Friends shared gifts, games, and an elegant two course luncheon after an evening of social diversions. Among out of town attendees were James Hanby and Roy Melntire with others from nearby areas.
City Auditor H. S. Eliott presents the annual report for the year ending December 31, 1907. He details receipts and disbursements across general city funds, public safety, public health, public service, and special assessments, noting balances, overdrafts, and notable itemized revenues and expenses. The report commends thoroughness and notes balances in multiple funds and expenditures by department.
The Warner Edwards Store showcases French Wilton room rugs, calling The Standard in Room Rugs the French Milton. It boasts high grade quality with superb designs and colorings, some patterns copied from ancient Persian carpets, offered in sizes 8 3x6 and 10 6x12.
Local dealers report limited rug stock in central Ohio while showcasing parallel options from Wilton Axminster Body Brussels Tapestry Brussels Reversible Brussels Ingrain Art Squares. Stores emphasize size variety and texture range for home decor buyers.
The advertisement promotes carpet and curtain making including shades nets portiers and rugs. It proclaims expertise in laying carpets curtains linoleums and overall artistic furnishing of houses and asserts they do it better than any store in the city.
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