Spring Opening At Powers Millinery Shop Event
Marion unveils spring opening on Thursday and Friday March 19 20 with displays on second floor Abler Willips store. Promotions claim lowest prices in town and include huts on display for F1.08 BAT.
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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1908
Page
5
Radical Temperance Measures Adopted by City Council
City council passed two sweeping ordinances aimed at limiting saloons. The first forbids gambling and private drinking rooms, requires clear street visibility into taverns, and imposes penalties up to 250 for violations. The second bans obstructive screens and any concealment of bars, with fines from 25 to 50. Mayor supported enforcement and urged closing saloons by nine. He and several council members urged rapid adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ats
Seller
Cornell
Lottie Scher
Lhaninjons
Counciliamn
Committee On
Franchisen di
Pkce
Deondi
Ueohatr
Ome
Frentlemen
Shell
Yen
Armen
Marlon
Oly
Gorton
St. Wilt
Ian Cine Ane
Gorin
Shhockenberger
SS Ee
City governance clash fuels Marion clove debate
Local officials defend proposed measures amid sharp conflict with the mayor. The expansion of city authorities suggests backing to advance plans, with the council prepared to support decisive action against Marion.
Woman's Club entertains with readings and papers
The Watran's club welcomed Mrs. 7. EB. Waddell of West Mttreh street as hostesses. Mrs Burns Barker presented a paper on The War With Ruscha and Miss Wool Warner gave a soliloquy. Mrs Charen Allen read a piece on famous generals. next week Mrs George H. Scoffield hosts at Bellefontaine Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watran
EB. Waddell
Unruly Boy Sent to Probate Court for Reform
A fourteen year old, Ernest Melwig, appeared before Judge Foster in Probate Court on a reform mission after years of trouble. He had recently fired a pistol and shells at Central school, was found with a revolver, and told officers he planned to leave Lancaster for a new start. Earlier incidents included burglaries at PageLion repair shop and theft of knives, suggesting a pattern of delinquency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Melwig
Stra
Elkon Helwig
Lancaster
Foster
Protate Court
Welwic
Hef
Delaware
Helwis
Pagelion
Wat Thiuis
Columbus
Reiuwin
Johnston
St Patrick Day Observed in Marion with Patrons and Services
Marion observed St Patrick Day with locals donning green, special services at St Marys church drawing larger attendance. The poem refrain and note of Erin Ga Bragh marked the day, with community remembrance of Tolnd patron wine and cultural chants echoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erin
Marion
St. Patrick
Tolnd
St. Mary’s Church
Patrick
Luu
Appointed Examiners Conduct County Treasury Review
Probate Judge appointed Hany Scrlimer and Nosh Gast to conduct the semiannual examination of the county treasury funds. The task covers all accounts and provides findings on balances, disbursements, and compliance with relevant statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hany « Scrlimer
Nosh Gast
New Building Sought To Replace Central Structure
Truant officer and superintendent clash over replacing the old Central building. Objections center on safety scares and possible abandonment of the existing site, with talks of transferring students to the Olney site if approval is denied.
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days Statement
Claims a remedy named PAZOOLN'TMEN guarantees cure for any case of itching bleeding or protruding piles within one to fourteen days or money refunded, promising quick relief and guaranteed results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Milling & Elevator Company
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the Woman's Club
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Frank Piatee
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Diane
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New York
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New York State
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Dewetry
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