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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1908
Page
8
The Knickerbocker Norfolk line offers boy sized suits from $2.25 to $3 with neat styles in Knickerbocker Norfolk suits. The advertisement highlights sturdy, well balanced designs that blend boyish grace with manly poise and wide shoulder fit. It promotes spring fashions in tans browns olives and yellows.
At a East Liverpool mass meeting resolutions instructed the East Liverpool portion of Columbiana county to vote for ex governor James K. Campbell for United States senator at the state convention. Other counties Athens Peckaway plan similar instruction and more counties to follow next week.
Sunday afternoon he will speak at the Y M C A auditorium. The talk urges the cook to seize every opportunity to make good bread with the best flour and efforts, emphasizing practical instruction.
Dr James Hedley, a famed lyceum lecturer, heads two programs at the YMCA with his popular talk The Sunny Side of Life. The Sunday afternoon session benefits bi weekly meetings, while Monday night offers The Kingly Nee and the widely praised talk that has run twenty years on the lyceum circuit. Admission for Monday is budget friendly.
The Florence W C T O held a Wesley Church meeting on Wednesday afternoon and admitted ten new members to the roll. Charles Fletcher addressed the gathering. Ellen will entertain the society on April 8. Also mentions PAZO OINTMENT claims and a band concert with dressmaking services advertised.
Mr and Mrs William Foreman celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at home in Caledonia surrounded by children and grandchildren. Mr Foreman is 71 and his wife 71, son of pioneer William Moreman. Relatives J F Foreman J A Foreman George H Foreman and Charles R Foreman attended with their families.
The C O M offers a Sunday return fare of one dollar to Columbus. A Wiest car departs Marion at 7:30 a m, with the usual return service from Columbus in the evening.
The Board of Associated Charities will close its office today and tomorrow due to few calls for help. It will reopen Saturday from 9 to 11 a.m. to pay bills and 2 to 5 p.m. for relief work. Afterward, calls must go to a board member. Red and Green, O-2hit Gym Contest and Basket Ball tonight at 7:30 at the Y.M.C.A.
Police settle a family quarrel at Napoleon Showen home on Jefferson Avenue. A man named Johnson was arrested on North State Street for attempting to sell brass engine valves from stolen machinery. He claimed to have bought the brass for seventy five cents from a white van. Police suspect involvement with a gang stealing brass and copper from city plants. Showen and his son were jailed after a rough house incident. Mrs Showen testified her son threatened her with an ax but peace was restored. John Le Casey, a plain trunk voter, faced mayor’s court for drunkenness and was ordered confined in city prison.
Leon ard James files suit in Justice Gompf court alleging the Steam Shovel Mutual Aid association owed him 10 08 and discharged him for attempting collection. He sought ten days pay, then hired a collection agency before being let go. The filing cites witnesses Jacoby and Donlthen. Polo Tonight. Ladies 1 ¢, Tu Th gym content wind basket ball tos night 7 90 at Y MC A ott Sabb. Get your seat for the Baker Band Concert Tuesday night. Reserved seat sale opens Saturday Ram. 3-26-3t
Joseph Geba of Toledo and Ming Mary C Medway of this city were united in marriage yesterday at 4 30 in the afternoon by Rev Joseph Denning at his North Main Street residence. A wedding supper followed at the bride’s home on South Main Street. The couple departed today for Toledo to begin their married life.
Dr. Detchon’s Relief for Rheumatism and Neuralgia claims rapid cure in days with action on the system. It removes the cause and the disease disappears, with the first dose offering notable relief. Priced 75 cents and 1. Sold by The Dumble Pharmacy, Opposite Kerr House. Gym contest and basketball tonight at 7:30 at Y M C A.
New fashion note from Mw Warrington announces a second floor millinery emporium at Brow and Cou’s store. Polo tonight referenced with a crowded schedule for ladies events on Tuesday Thursday and Friday, indicating a lively shopfront to attract customers.
Miss Kay Guilder hosted the J 8 B club at her South Leftner avenue residence last night. A traditional old fashioned taffy pull delighted members as plans surfaced for an upcoming gathering two weeks hence at Farming Street with goat bread as a menu feature.
Reserved reopens Saturday morning at eight for embalming and funeral services. The notice lists gym contest and basketball tonight and polo events, with polo and youth activities planned, reflecting a busy local schedule of athletic and civic events.
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