Annual Conference of German M B Church Held
Large attendance at the annual conference in the local church district with Rev G Weller of Pittsburg delivering an able sermon from John 4 24. Morning session featured devotional exercises, papers read by Rev C B Ru erkl s, and discussions with several pastors in attendance. Milton and Prospect street hostess Frank Detwiler hosted the M M club with embroidery, music, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minn- Istern
M. B
G. Weller
Pittsburg
Thia
J. Gabler
J. Kern
Terea
Presihing
H. Beyer
Cleveland
C. B. Ruerckls
W .A. Sottlage
Reformed
J. C. Bodmer
Sandusky
Mr. Settlage
H. Pulman
Berea
C. Bauman
W. F. Mueller
J. Allinger
Pitwaburg
T.A. Spreckman
W. Schraft
O. Rogatzky
Columbus
Paul Prvedeman
New Matamoris
J. Otjen
Marietta
HH. Herger
G. A. Wahl
This City
J Bauman
Bucyrus
Khooh
Gallon
E. Werner
Spencerville
J. J. Bockstahler
New Knoxville
J. Z. Baechtold
Wheeling
W. Roesner
Clarington
Mra
Frank Detwiler
M. M
South Prospect Street
Ste Clebs and 3 Societies The Advance Club Meeting
The Advance club held its last meeting of the year at the home of Mrs A J Whiting in Girard Avenue. A musical program delighted about a score of guests with piano duets, papers on Handel, songs, a Beethoven life reading, and Schubert songs, ending with another piano piece and a luncheon provided by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
A. J
Grace Durfee
Beethoven
Qeore Wrank
Mre
Harder
Schubert
Mre Durfes
Y. M. CG
Peete
Rlub
Ooseston
Mire
J PL
Tutwie
Mer VE Wowtruff
Miss Mildred Ninkerwon
Mee
Teabelle Norris
Mire Mares Rubens Mienora Vewriye
Tee Allmendinear
Mine Jarretta Allmendinger
Mina Clara
Funeral Services for Mrs Elin Giveney and Others
Funeral services were held for Mrs Elin Giveney at St Marys Catholic Church on Tuesday morning with Rev Joseph Denning officiating and burial at St Marys Cemetery. Separate rites occurred for Mrs Charles Feller at her Waldo home and Kerniehem Church with interment in Augenatine Cemetery. Edmond Minard’s funeral, son of Mr and Mrs Oron Minant, took place at Epworth M E Church with Rev D H Batley officiating and burial in Marion Cemetery.
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Elin Giveney
North Prospect Street
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Joseph Denning
St. Mary's Cemetery
Charles Feller
Waldo
Kerniehem
Wabl
M. E
Augenatine
Edmond Minard
Oron Minant
Epworth M. E
Hev. D. H. Batley
Marion Cemetery
Drunkenness and Begging Cases Parade Through Police Court
In North Main Street incidents Oliver Babcock arrested Hames Donagin for drunkenness and begging after hunger prompted alms begging. Mayor Schorft urged him to leave town. David Mitch, a hungry stranger, was intoxicated yet voiced a tall tale and received Delaware transit to avoid further trouble. Charles Derby, broke and remembered, faced charges of drunkenness and indiscretion as Mayor Scheer presided over an early police court session before departing for Columbia to attend the State Democratic convention. A hunting horn and old fin guitar was found on West Center Street and a note that the owner can recover it by describing it at police headquarters. Hiram Percy Maxim announced patents for a silent firearm, claiming the device renders any firearm noiseless across sizes.
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Hames Donagin
North Main Street
Oliver Babcock
Schorft
David Mitch
Mitch
Thompson and
Babcock
North Mainstreet
Scher
Delaware
Delaware Pike
Ones
Hiram Percy Maxim
Hiram Maxim
Marion saloon screens ruling overturned by court
Three city ordinances banning screens and card tables in Marion saloons were deemed void as conflicting with state law. Judge BG Young reversed several mayor court verdicts affecting Herman Feldner Michael Ye Burke and A N Abel, ordering changes while noting confusion over what constitutes an illegal saloon price. Saloon owners plan to restore screens and furniture as battles continue over regulation and legality.
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Bg, Young
Common Pleas Court
Marion
Herman Feldner
Feidner
Ihia
Michael Ye Burke
Tia
N. Abeleeain
City of
Mayor's Court
Youns
Connel
Local travelers and funeral attendance noted
Joseph Guthery traveled to Chicago for business. Miss Sarah Cromer of Nashville visited friends en route to New York. Dowler returned from Columbus after a relative’s funeral. Wright made a business visit to Soganile. Dr. R. C. M. Lewie and daughter of South Main Street plan to go to Columbus for James Hagie’s funeral on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Guthery
Chicrgo
Sarah Cromer
Nashville Tenn
New York City
Some Dowler
Columbus
Wright
Soganile
R. C. M. Lewie
South Main Street
James Hagie
Local Events Report Busy Community Week
Mr and Mrs Ernest Newlove of Mound street welcomed a daughter born Monday afternoon. Church groups met for routine business and meetings at Central Chile Man church, United Brethren home, Wesley M E church, and Florence Richards W I T L noted large attendances. Dr Mattox and family planned Dayton trip for Ohio Electric Medical meeting. work and injuries at Huber shops with amputation expected for Harris after finger injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Newlove
Mound Street
Baker
Wesley M. E
W. Mattox
Dayton
Nohio Inelectric Medics Association
Mattox
Huber
Harris
Samuel Bader Transferred to American Express Night Transfer
Samuel Bader, recently returned from Texas, has been assigned as night transfer man at the Union Depot for the American Express Company. He has now been transferred to the new post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Bader
Texas
American Express Company
Union Depot
Local Political Switch at Gallou Parish Port Section
Monday evening marked the start of a new duties for a Gallou official. No successor has been elected yet for the port portion, but Karl Reasoner, previously from Marion, is expected to assume the role. Reasoner is currently based in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallou
Bader
Porlion
Karl Reasoner
Marlon
Mr. Reasoner
New York
Arrest of Chores Kove on Contempt Charge Holds Visitor
Chores Kove was arrested by Sheriff Crown shortly before noon and awaited in the county jail. He is to be taken to Tiftln on May 12 to face a contempt of court charge for failing to pay alimony as ordered by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chores Kove
Sherif Crown
Tiftln
Medal Mur Murky Evening at Mamanas Gala
A murky fragment from a MAMANAS event hints at a medal ceremony or gala. Names and specifics are unclear, but the notice points to a formal recognition event tied to a local organization.
New Telephone Directory Ready for Delivery in Marion County
The Marion County Telephone Co announces the largest and finest new telephone directory, with distribution starting after May 10. People can pick up a copy at the office before then by visiting during business hours, or call if they must arrange delivery, and request the new book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Marion County Telephone Co
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N. Main
Chas. Turner & Co
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New York State
Chas, Turner & Co
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Logan
An, She
Blue Ribbon Tools
Haberman Hardware Co
S. Main St
Robinson's Grocery
Ohls Wall Paper
Beatty & Long
Pratt Thee
G Weiler
Ste Clebs
Charles Derby
Thompson
Mayor Secerff
Columbia
Young
Personali
the Department Co
Cupid
the Department
Calson
Galen
Fred W. Peters
Fire Insurance Agency
South Main St
Anthony
Eaton
Tschanen Bros
Koch
Tiffla
Mamanas Id
Old Virginia
F. J. Lusch N. E' Cor
Setse Center
Monibak Cofee
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