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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1908
Page
5
A city treasurer agreement with the School Board divides school funds among banks. Banks will pay 2 percent interest on daily balances for school and city funds, with the treasurer earning a nominal salary and bonds handled by banks. A Manefield vs Marion game is slated for Royal Rink tonight.
A jumble of names and places fills this week’s personals with mentions of Mrs A My Youguett in North Mainatroot J MH Oatey general secretary of Yo M OG A Columbus, Emeline Cees at Hotlefon week, M T Smith horace dealer from ML Gilead visiting, and AL Z Johnson from Siuberly Aliswurl among others. Migration from Antwerp Belgium noted as practically doomed.
The Roteckal lodge of Caledonia held a sockal conclave in its hall on Wednesday evening. About one hundred members and friends attended the event which featured music games and various performances. An elegant luncheon was served.
Commissioners toured the Otie ditch in Pleasant township. A son was born to Mrs. George W. Strine of Cottage Street. father previously killed on Howking Valley Road. Woman Home Circle to entertain at Mrs. Lou Coburn’s home. George Box signs to manage Lancaster team. Lodge No 466 to meet at the Brotherhood of Mailway Trainment study. Protests planned for Brie road officials. Central fire department responded to a grass fire near Mrs. Data’s Vernon Avenue home. no damage. A thief stole two large brass scope heads from Saplement Manufacturing. shop hunts for thief with returns due soon.
Baker's Piano Parlors advertises real high grade pianos at imitation prices. A $100 Clarendon sold for $200 and a $47 Hadder at $60 with more units expected. emphasize limited event and current availability at 2th West Center St Polo tonight.
The Marion boys plan to travel to Columbus next Wednesday evening with a large Rooters group and a private car. They expect a grand gathering at the Y.M.C.A. gym for the final athletic contest of the season on March 26. Four contenders remain for the gold medal, led by Hodney Hume, with Emery and Jearme Monseneger also in strong positions and Jim Van in pursuit.
A Bucyrus chapter convocation drew about one hundred guests with visits from Upper Sandusky Marion Galion and Nevada. An elegant banquet followed and speeches honored the Royal Arch work. Marion Lodge and A M prepared to confer entered apprentice degrees next night. The Lady Maccabees held a session and the Bon burs and Fraternal Order of Ragley met for routine business.
A vivid account cited in "Children's Lives In Attica" details atrocities on plantations near Principe and Tomé, Portugal. Genefa Plenner of South Africa urged the National Mothers' Congress to petition Portugal to protect enslaved children, mothers, and workers, condemning brutal acts and calling for action to end the cruelty.
James Prandy, a married man, is accused in a fatal shooting in Rehevilly, Ontario, with the victim identified as Marek Situtier. The slain man was reportedly a close friend, and evidence suggests a confrontation escalated and Brady Allen attempted to defend his wife Wendy, who fled toward Asheville afterward.
Victoria report states an expedition uncovered remains of Hevea James Chaly mers and F. Tompkina, allegedly murdered by cannibals on a 1905 bark voyage. The party, guided by natives, found old bones and a bottle message aboard Meelawyn, with weathered notes from January 21, 1905.
A fragmented report notes Canada proposing a duty on wood pulp with references to officials and possible trade measures. The text is unreadable in places but centers on a tariff proposal affecting pulp shipments and related policy discussion.
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