Current Topic Club Social Led by Miss Dora Smith
Miss Dora Smith of Malavenus presided over a Tuesday Current Topic Club meeting. A program featured readings on Count Cavour and Garibaldi, vocal selections, instrumental music, and a reading about Victor Emmanuel. Luncheon followed, with Mrs J By Kenrne introducing the current topic ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Smith
Malavenus
A. Piner
Count Cavour
Garibolili
Mise Dem Smith
Stlee Lauretta Almmendliggen
Victor Enanuel
Mink Olle Allmendinger
Park Fund Squabble Prompts City Board Debate
A city board meeting centered on park improvements and funding, with debates over dividing the park appropriation evenly among parks and objections to partiality. Suggestions included drainage work at Lincoln Park, a tower bed northeast corner, and new regulations for garbage collection. The session approved a night-time garbage haul rule and appointed staff for sewer work, while authorizing various project funds and street repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Nerview
Addison Main
San
Fouyineh
Liveolt Park
Hart
Balt
Campbell
Ialh
tAncoln Park
Joh
Dave and
Gou
Muntele
Colanban
Mire Jon
Hieyras Rairead
Wales
Counail
Sala
Thielh
George Liam
Newers
Make Avenue
Mme
Willis
Blum
Hills
Iisue Andere Oan Treasury
Durable wall paper helps brighten home under winter season
In this season one can brighten the home with new wall paper and decor. The ad promotes savings on wall paper at D. B. Goodseia with selections from Home D etisit gelections and mentions Baker Band member seating for a concert Tuesday night. It notes tickets and a Saturday open house to use discretion in purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Durberk
Baker
Seatelly
Railroads Ready for Spring Rush with More Men Hired
Railroads report spring hiring to meet rising business. Officials say operations will resume full force by April 1 after winter cuts. Freight car counts drop as earnings fall. Hayes to depart April 1 for an extended western trip. Locomotive Engineers prepare for their eighth biennial convention in Columbus on May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Mbops
PF. Hayes
Bie Pour
Haven
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Fid
Columbus
Mrs Charles Lapper Hosts W J Club Afternoon
Mrs Charles Lapper of North Suite street hosted the W J club yesterday afternoon with a medie work session and friendly chatter. A luncheon was served by the hosts for invited guests including Mrs Tracy, Mrs Sloan, Mrs Manon, Mrs Cramer, Mrs Frage, Mrs Vchanen, Mrs Meriinger, Mrs Guthery and Mrs Anthony. In two weeks Mrs William Mor eu Miver of South Prospect street will entertain. Reserved seating opens Saturday at 8 am for the Taker Band Concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lapper
North Suite Street
W. 8 J
Howtens
Mra
William ‘Tracy
Empire Club Embroidery Display Promises Afternoon Viewing
Mrs J W Miller hosted Empire club members on Tuesday at West Center Street with assorted embroidery samples on view. Guests included Mrs George Cook Mrs Charles Selanders and Ming Millie Mignorstall from Prowpeet. Embroidery display opens tomorrow from 2 to 5 at Mrs James B Guthery's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J W. Miller
West Center Street
J. W. Miller
Empire Club
George Ww
Cook
Charles Selanders
Ming Millie Mignorstall
Peet
Mra
James B. Guthery
Marion High School Oratorical Contest Finalists Named
Dozen contestants begin with Friday afternoon tryouts at Marion High School auditorium to select seven for the Wednesday evening final. Judges include faculty and city leaders. the Glee club provides music as seniors and juniors vie for five or more spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion High School
Glee Club
Claus
Board of Education
Thone
George Foye
Lawrence Amas
Karl Howser
Arthur King
Margy Burgess
Benjamin Grills
George Kleinmaier
Lewis Morrill
Forest Fields
Reba Anderson
George Kling
Troy AeClure
Submarine Mine Prank on Pennsylvania Railroad Crew
A Goose creek fishing trip turned comic when a heavy jug filled with nitro exploded near foreman James Hogan, leaving him marked but unhurt. The prank, blamed on yard jokers, circulated in railroad circles as a cautionary tale. Also reported is the death of Frederick Krumpee, 86, a Morow County resident, with funeral services at Cardington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Goose Creek
James Hogan
Ere
Hogan
Ida Showen
Oak
Cardington
Jay
Frederick —Krumpee
Morrow
Autoist Seriously Injured In Mt Vernon Ave Crash
A car on Mt Vernon avenue ran at twenty miles per hour, struck a curb and turned over injuring Meredith seriously while his companion Glenn Van Horn escaped with minor injuries. Meredith, owner of the car, had prepared it for summer and was on a trial spin when the accident occurred near his home. A. Rhu and A. M. Crane aided him home while doctors said injuries were not dangerous. The driver’s condition was not critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meredith
Mt Vernon Ave
Hia Ihome
Nesday
Police Court Holds Intoxication Cases in West End
Henry Saunders was arrested on intoxication after roughing a West End row of saloons and was ordered committed by the mayor for investigation. Oldjah Mocker, arrested on North Main Tuesday, pleaded guilty and paid a $5 fine but remains jailed awaiting aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Saunders
Oliver Harper
Saunders
West End
Oldjah Mocker
North Main Street
Babcock
Birthday Tribute For Paul McKinley On Fourteenth Birthday
About twenty friends gathered at north State Street to celebrate Master Paul McKinley’s fourteenth birthday with ponies and muse, late refreshments, and gifts. Guests included Iva Fenster, Gertrude Rice, Jeanette Wasser, and others. note made of visit to Ealer’s Candy Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul McKinley
North State Street
Ita
Mel Kinley
Iva Fenster
Gertrude Rice
Jeanette Wasser
Dension Peak
Caroline Taker
Agies Walker
Ruth Baker
Lenore Clapanddio
Nora Poste
Carrie Kelter
Floyd Mapes
Assell Clark
Robert Domibaugh
Marry Baker
Chauncy Shuster
Harry Clopaaddie
Wacnent Smith
Harold Rhoades
Earnest Rudolph
Honors apportioned at Marion High for 1908 class day
Faculty and graduating class representatives met at the High School building last week to select the class day speakers. Rodney Home and Miss Gladys Copeland will give the prophecy and essay, Ralph Farr will deliver the class history, and Luray Mouser will present the present’s address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion High School
Rodney Home
Mise Gladys Copeland
Ralph Farr
Luray Mouser
Conductor Injured In Railcar Door Incident
Lindenhower a 38 year old conductor on a national line was injured when a door slammed shut as he attempted to alight near noon on the Pennsylvania road en route home. He suffered a broken hip and facial bruises despite surrounding passengers attempting to aid him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindenhower
National American and Mexican Railroada
Miyria
Lindenglower
Gof
B. W. Grove
A. Rhu
Mir. Lindenhower
Marion
Notable Display At Warrington's Second Noor Store
Local shoppers are urged to visit Frank Bros. & Co Btore for the latest ladies wear display featuring Sania Noemma and Ane Wiltinery accessories. The event showcases Warrington’s premier ladies department with new arrivals and exclusive patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sania Noemma
Ane Wiltinery Ag Anke Warrington
Frank Bros. & Co
Seeee
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Kleinmaiers
O'Day
Marion Clothing & Cloak Co
Service Board
Jissard
Ldpcoln
D. B. Goodseia
Washburn-Crosby CO
Manager O'Day
Sont Ware
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Warner & Edwards
Warner
Edwards
Ealer's
Pugin
New York
Witatastastins
Faia
Boston
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