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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1908
Page
8
Former Munthigton yard master McClelland secured the Republican nomination for county recorder at Huntington convention after a second ballot shift. He is well known in the city for prior railroad service and held the Huntington yard master position until recently.
The Rev G M Rourke warned at First Presbyterian that taxed cities pay officers to guard gambling and unlawfulness and condemned reforms lacking sincere advocates. The sermon titled The Blessed Life drew a large crowd and preached two facedness and sanctity of memory of deliverance. A quarterly communion was observed at United Brethren with Rev J W Lilley and Rev L C Reed delivering "Sacred Memories" with biblical reflection on Israel's deliverance and the sacred memory of Christ’s deliverance.
Marion County ministers meet at YMCA parlor to organize for a county wide local option campaign. A plan calls for church postures and three leaders from each congregation to attend a meeting on Monday March 20 to form county township and school district committees, with out of town guests hosted by YMCA managers.
Frances Willard W C T U held special services at the Old Ladies home Sunday afternoon. Rev By Rowley gave an interesting talk and he and Mrs Rowley sang several songs. Arrangements set for infirmary services next Sabbath. those wishing to go meet at Interurban station at 2:20 p.m.
An advertisement promotes Washburn Crosby Gold Medal Flour for superior gluten content and healthier bread, urging customers to buy from local grocers to improve loaf quality.
Reach's Official American League Guide for 1908, edited by Francie C. Richter, published by the Reach Company of Philadelphia, lauds its seventh annual Reach guide as the best handbook of the national game with fine engravings and special World Series pictures, a premier reference for the baseball season.
A pretty piano recital by Miss Lavon Smith and Miss Mina Sager, assisted by Miss Maud Bebowt, attracted about seventy five guests at West Center Street Saturday evening. The young performers demonstrated a graceful technique and high quality in their program, pleasing all in attendance.
Opening of Marion's new millinery department showcases a lone display of dress and streetwear. The event continues Wednesday and Thursday with Warrington and Prank Bros. & Co. introducing a new store.
Marion hosts a spring opening for a new millinery store on Tuesday evening featuring Mike Warrington and the Prank Bros. and Oc. New venture marks a fresh retail opening in town with display and sales.
The couple from this city quietly wed at the Presbyterian church parsonage Saturday at 7 pm. Rev M Rourken officiated before a small group of witnesses. The groom works at the Nortia and Christian Stone quarries and plans to live in the northern part of town.
Stylish Creations announces a new millinery shop on the second floor of Frank Drew and Company building at the New Store. The opening is set for Tuesday evening with continuation through Wednesday and Thursday in Ashland and Marlon.
A fragmented ad text invites readers to visit Marion Kalil Clerk Co. to compare products and discover why the shop offers more selection for men and women this year. The message emphasizes urging customers to come in and see.
Plain Dealer reports Erie workers protest a proposed 10 percent wage cut and Mahoning division members plan to present their case in New York. Sunday excursion rate talk resurges as railroads eye lower fares, while locomotive works see rising orders and factory activity increases. The Erie telegraph office at North Lewiston schedules a late shift tonight.
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