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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1908
Page
5
Dr Hedley delivers a powerful talk on the Kingly No before a large Marion audience at the M C G A center. He urged restraint and temperance while praising moral firmness, and promised a second lecture on The Sunny Side of Life with a sizable crowd expected to attend tonight.
In Logan County common pleas court Judge Young presided over South Side Building and Supply case. Receiver B. O. Chuvehlit authorized fees. sale of lands by sheriff confirmed. properties including Dresher and Manley estates sold or appraised with court confirmations and fees awarded to Crisinger and Guthery. Defendants granted April 10 to answer Miller Manufacturing vs Bali.
Robert Irving and companions moving a tyee on the Norris property at South State Street were struck on the head by a swiftly moving wheel. Irving was badly injured. the wheel’s impact severed a work instrument, and blood loss was reported.
Prominent young Democrat George Orions enters politics seeking the party’s sheriff nomination at the county convention. Active city worker, he has long served on city committees and pledged to back party interests and candidates. He is employed by a local hardware company and vows to fight for the ticket if not nominated.
Miss Blache Hain known as the flower girl has issued a line of flower seeds and coupons distributed at the church and city market. The bearer coupon entitles a packet of seeds, with customers urged to call at 106 North State Street or at the flower girl’s home to collect.
Miss Eva Prettyman and Ovay Blue of LaRue were quietly married at Mochadiet church in LaRue Sunday morning at 8 oclock. The ceremony was performed by G. S. Kin ear in the presence of few witnesses. Miss Prettyman is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orly Prettyman and popular in Lakue social circles. The groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. John Blue. The couple will reside in Lakue.
A wedding ceremony linked Elizabeth Schoechle Be to Edward Hanett at a Sunday afternoon service. The couple planned their home on Girard Avenue with a five course dinner and reception in white silk attire. Afterward they traveled to Sanctuaky City for a rest stop en route to Toledo, with home invites extended after April 8.
A disrupted schedule replaces the old Pennsylvaniar system next Sunday with trains running from Sandusky division between Sandinky and Colin. The new plan lists arrival times and stops at various stations, while maintenance crews install 5,000 feet of track at the plant. Officials from the railway, including V Train Master G and Engineer Kimble, visited yards to review the changes and enforcement.
An account recalls a monthly summer gathering at the infirmary with a large audience. Superintendent Bolter and other staff led prayers, speeches, and musical interludes, praising community piety and civic duty. The meeting concluded with exhortations to continue religious service and local charitable work.
A dubious health ad claims Pazo VinemENY guarantees a cure for tingling, bleeding, or protruding symptoms. It promises a 14 day or longer refund if not satisfied, urging quick action and implying medical relief.
A local church event at Kepyvdie, involving about fifty congregants, ended with a confusing disturbance after services. The pastor was surprised by a scene described as a geine storm and a table of elaborate foods, with witnesses noting a RootaT hierarchy and a rocker present.
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