Thirtieth Anniversary of Charles Hapenfin Celebrated
In Verenry Ohio Gorenflo and friends gathered for a 30th birthday remembrance for Charles Hapenfin. A group including Mr and Mrs Samuel McNeal and daughter Vera Mrs and Mr AL Fadley Mr Jats Sick of Marion Str and Mrs George Gorenflo with Thomas and Charley Gorenflo plus daughter Vera attended the event.
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Charles Hapenfin
Oty
Gorenflo
Mew
Samuel McNeal
Vera
Fadley
Jats Sick
Marion
Str
George Gorenflo
Wil Lundergan
Thomas Wnd
Charley Gorenflo
Kleinmaier’s Marion’s Best Dressed Young Men
Kleinmaier offers smart snappy garments for young men, avoiding countrified looks. The shop emphasizes gentlemanly suits in correct styles and fabrics with no fancy price attachments.
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Marion
Mtyless He Kleinmaier
Window Sale Offers Planes at 108 Dollars
sensational window sale advertisement touts a plane at 108 dollars and urges immediate purchase. it promotes limited-time bargains from o w baker located at 214 west center, tapping mail hour. potential buyers urged to act quickly to seize life-time opportunities.
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O. W. Baker
Weat Center
Current Topic Club Enjoys Pleasant Meeting
Mrs. 3. C. Anthony hosted the Current Topic joint at her South State street home Tuesday afternoon. All members attended as the program featured a patriotic talk, a paper on Magenna by Mrs. J. B. Thomas, a thesis on the People of Haly by Mrs. T. J. Day, and a vocal selection guided by Mrs. J. B. Thomas with Mike Allmendinger on piano. Refreshments and a social hour followed as the group plans to meet next Tuesday at Mills Dora Smith on Blaine Avenue.
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3. C. Anthony
South State Street
Elf
Ees
J. B. Thomas
Haly
T. J. Day
J.B. Thomas
Mike Allmendinger
J. 1
Venter
Mra. W. Ft
Penmaes
Blaine Avenue
Seven-Up Party At Club Ends In Friendly Competition
The Tally Wags held a Seven-Up party at the club last evening honoring new members. Attendees watched the Marion polo game then returned for a series of Seven-Up matches with same partners throughout. Harry S Bllett and Joseph Wark earned top prizes with handsome presents. A two coin liner was served by the SUNT Bien now Frew snagles a dunk Hoot runner boot 4.25 at Denbiy & Lotia's one price cash wheel stone Wat GUM Mudus Pave 14 made on Nwuor
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Clibmren
Coshacton Marion
Harry S Bllett
Joseph Wark
Frew
Denbiy & Lotia
Paris New York Models Open at Powers Wlinery Shop
The opening event features models in new spring lines at Powers Wlinery Shop on Thursday and Friday. Vetted fabrics and floor displays accompany a belt showcase by Hillips.
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Paris
New York
Powers
Hillips
Mother Thew Earns Firemen's Praise in Pasadena
Longtime Ohio born Mother Thew tours the West and endears herself to California firefighters. In Los Angeles she joins the Firemen's Relief association and receives gifts, badges, and a chair from Marion police. A recent Pasadena ride with the Winton wagon shows her enduring devotion as "Our Mother Thew" to the fire service.
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Thew
California
Buckeye Boys
Marion
Pasidena Daily News
Munkily
Mosher
Pasadena
Son
Ohio
West
Las Lone
Angeles
Police Department
Marton
Los Angeles
Sent Angeles
Department
Tsa
Wim
Fire Department
Houxes
Dayton Street
Rent Saddles
I N Club Guests at Mrs Coburn Home with St Patrick Decor
The Woman's Home Circle entertained the I N club at Mrs Louis Coburns home on North State street. St Patrick decorations and contests awarded Miss Agnes Edderman first prize and Mrs Charles Weyland second. A luncheon for twenty eight followed with hand painted tokens. Two weeks hence the society will meet at Mrs Frank Tuite on Carhart street. Popular priced hats advertised by Jennie Thomas.
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I. N. Club
Louis Coburn
North State Street
St. Patrick
Inis
Agnes Edderman
Charles Weyland
Prank ‘Tuite
Carhart Street
Switch Box Ablaze Blazes on Delaware Avenue Pole
Central fire department responded to a call about a small fire in an electric switch box atop a telephone pole at the far end of Delaware Avenue. Fire crews extinguished the blaze without difficulty.
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Delaware Avenue
Central Fire Department
W Ron
Spring Opening Knockouts at Marion Millinery Sale
A spring opening event showcases bats on display at Powers Store on the second floor of Uhler Philippa store in Marion. The largest and Towast price millinery concern invites shoppers to see new arrivals with a March 19-20 event.
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Powers Ser
Uhler Philipa
Marion
Towast Price
Ua. Bel Tot
Miss Carroll Creekbaum Hosts St Patrick Gatherings
Miss Carroll Creekbaum entertained several young friends at her Pedr Street home on St Patrick's Day. Guests included Inez Shaw Lucie Mills Addie Widenbaugh Jurh Helwis Miorener denmer Aloe Velel Carmen Bow Beta Carter and Utoer torseman. A two tiered wine was served.
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Carell Creekbaum
Pedr Street
St. Patrick's Day
Inez Shaw
Lucie Mills
Addie Widenbaugh
Jurh Helwis
Miorener Denmer
Aloe Velel
Carmen Bow
Beta Carter
Utoer Torseman
Francis Willard WW meeting conducts business session
On Tuesday afternoon the Francis Willard organization met in a home session. Mrs Hlonham was named vice president to WM the vacancy due to Mrs Sloan's death. Resignations and new appointments followed for mothers meetings and evangelist work. A prison work report and thanks for flowers were read. A Sunday infirmary meeting and a public evangelistic meeting were announced with new members welcomed.
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Francis Willard
Alveskya Meteher
Hlonham
Mra Sloan
Mira
Blair
Mrn. 4
Milliser
Midi
Raportinus
Evangelise
Calvary T Evangelical Church
Millinery Sale Announcement at Powers Millinery Shop
Advertisement notes practical shoppers to see hats on display at $8.08 and announces openings on Thursday and Friday. Mentions Powers Millinery Shop on the second floor and Phillipa More at 175 Carving Street with Junned Thomas.
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Powers Milllivery Shop
Hier Phillipa More
Epworth Convention Hearings Stress Sunday School Unity
Epworth is packed for the seventeenth annual Sunday School convention in Marion county. Dr Joseph Clark urges universal creed unity and a common mission across denominations while Mrs Phoebe Curtis advocates tailored moral training and attentive teaching to reach diverse children. Mr G D Meletan, titled the “Indiana y. clone,” speaks on a greater Sunday School and its churchwide reach, with anecdotes from Texas teachers and a wary deacon who preferred spiritual effort over attendance.
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Epworth
Honday
Marion County
Delowaten
Aihonk
Joseph Clark
Clark
Japan
Phoebe Curtis
Jearn
Mra Curie
Indiana
D. Mele
Meigs
Texas
Iis
Mornyjung
Bni Wewiven
Sunday School Lesson Argued By Dr Clark
A reader finds the Sunday paper and recalls Dr Joseph Clark speaking on The Josie View of Mighty Movements. He notes how temperance and public reforms began with steady child instruction in Sabbath schools and urges continued effort to advance these causes through future generations.
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Setdons
Josph Clark
Clark
Josie
Tone
Cure a Cold in One Day Uses Laxative Bromoquinine Tablets
An old patent medicine notice offers a one day cure for colds using laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. Druggist refunds money if it fails to cure, with Be. W. Groves signature on each box. Includes price 28e.
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BE. W. Groves
Fire alarm boxes damaged by electric storm
An electric storm disrupted the city fire alarm system, knocking out several circuits due to blown fuses and broken wires. Department officers worked through much of the day to repair the network and restore essential service.
Powers Millinery Shop Spring Opening Promos
The article promotes Powers Millinery Shop on the second floor of Unter Phillita store celebrating four years in joint business. It claims annual sales of 4100 and 40000 thresholds affect profits, touts cheaper millinery this season due to increased business, exclusive New York buying, and a vow to never be undersold. Beatty and Long offer women’s chocolate button and blucher shoes.
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Eal
Powers Millinery
Unter Phillita
New York
Abler Phillips
Cit
Railroad Motel Aides Pay Check Cashed Ban Order
Officials of the Big Four road prohibit paying workers in abandoned pay cars and forbid cashing checks at local saloons. A reconfigured bath house and other venues across several cities reportedly accept these checks. The order directs workers to meet at Kalor's Gandy Sho.
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Charles Gorenflo
Kleinmaier
Kleinmaiers
Marion Clothing & Cloak Co
West Center St
J. C. Anthony
Bee Hesitt
Longin Wintow
Tally Wags
Pippaeelse
Nwuor
Clarkso
N. T
Hill
Bolt
Shome
Bath
Mayer Harper
Salomew
Matilda 1
Bie
Woman's
Iivest
Wwe
Jennie Thomas
Miss Carroll Creekbaum
Nicely
Francis Willard W.C. TU
Marlon
Atits
Thomas
Warner & Edwards
My. Melat
Nimweh
Lewons
Joseph Clatuc Ione
Chas. Turner & CO
New York State
Center Street
Beatty & Long
Railroad Motel
Kalor
Monibak Coffee
Monibak
Abler & Phillips
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