Contempt and Alimony Rulings Shape Local Court Session
The circuit court met at 1 PM to hear six January term cases. Frank A. Huber received an $18,000 judgment against Marion Malleable Iron Co and related parties, with a receiver appointed for William Murphy’s stock. Orpha J. Koch was granted $3,000 alimony and ongoing monthly sums. a motion for attachment proceeded with a Tiffin, Ohio hearing May 12. Emma C. Gamble’s appeal against W. M. Jackson was overruled. Adams Express v. Fitzell affirmed with costs. John Weston vs Marion Malleable Iron Co resulted in plaintiff’s favor with appellate issues addressed. Wills Katz case reversed for trial and remand. The circuit court upheld other rulings and remanded several matters to common pleas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jagex
Norris
Donnely
Huron
Frank A. Huber
Marion Malleable Iron Company
William Murphy
Murphy
Orpha J. Koch
Tifin
Ohio
Emma C. Gamble
W. M. Jackson
Damina
Adams Express Company
Harry D. Fitzell
Costae Waa
John Weston
Marion Malleable Irony Company
Justice of the Ease
Wills Katz Piavist
Frank Schrote
Circuit Court
Common Ples Court
Tasties of the Peace
Court of Common Pleas
Death calls John Noonan at 64 in Marion
John Noonan died at his West Columbia street home Monday afternoon at four after a severe bout with influenza. A lifelong Marion resident, he was an Erie railroad section foreman for years and married to Mary Wixtead at seventeen. Survived by wife and six children, he was a St Mary’s Catholic church member. Funeral Thursday at St Mary’s at 8 AM with Father Ryan officiating. interment in St Mary’s Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johan Noonan
Marion
West Columbia Street
Erie Railroad
Barger Named Likely Colonel of Ohio National Guard
A report from Columbia today states Lieutenant Colonel Byron L. Bargar of Columbus will be nominated and elected colonel of the Fourth Infantry Ohio National Guard to succeed Colonel Charles E. Ammel, who is retiring. Military men and allied officers are pleased at the prospect of Bargar’s confirmed nomination and election.
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Byron L. Batgir
Columbus
Fourth Infantry
Ohio National Garde
Charles 8. Ammel
Columbia
Bargar
Joan
Quietly Married: Claude F Landin and Miss Ross Schumaker
Claude F Landin and Miss Kowa J Schumaker, both of the city, were quietly united in marriage in the early evening yesterday by Rev. C. Howley at Wesley Beharoh’s. The groom works as a hay and grain broker and is a well known young man. They will reside in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude F, Landin
Kowa J. Schumaker
Wesley M. Beharoh
Paving Requests Dominate City Council Meeting
The service board urged paving North End of South High Street, West Church Street, Orchard and South High streets, and the north side of Orchard. council referred the proposal to the street and alley committee. A resolution to pave High Street from Church to Center sparked debate on private property rights before approval. City solicitor announced an attorney’s resignation. a new legal-notice preparer was appointed. An emergency fund request for the fire department was sent to the finance committee, and discussions continued over Fairground street improvements with property-owner action urged.
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Counells
Service Board
St. James
Troe
Church Street
Nort
Orchard
South Hy
Church
Elmer
Boy
J. HW. Eymon
Fire Department
Pufety Board
Counl Pe
Fibnanc Rommit' Or
Volieltor
Sounell
Mouser May Enter Race Again As Quigley Signals
Quigley, Mouser’s lieutenant, admitted Mouser may be persuaded to run for a third term despite refusals. Districtwide backing and pressure from counties suggest a June Cedar Point convention could boost calls for Mouser to accept the nomination and unite the party.
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H. S. Quigley
Mouser
Chicago
Cedar Point
Manser
Eet
Good Bill At Family Theater This Week
The Marion Hamily theater presents an exceptional vaudeville bill with Opera Humgarten’s overture, Mortimer Bassett's imitations, mirror dancers, Harvard Judge ladder act, Pearle Rowe’s song, and Tack and Tellle’s comedy sketch delighting two large audiences this week.
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Marion Hamily
Professor Humgarten
Mortimer Bassett
Whistler
Barn Yard
Harvard
Pearle Rowe
Lodge Session Reports Banquet and Initiation Plans
The lodge held a regular session Monday evening with a banquet and social hour. A business meeting followed with candidates ballot and initiation arrangements set for Thursday. The Eastern Stars prepared for the June 1 inspection by Grand Matron Mrs Pask of Ashtabula, with strong attendance. The Deutscher Mund also met for a regular drill Monday evening.
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Order of the Eastern Stars
Mra
Pask of
Ashtabula
Deutscher Mund
Wesley Mission Society Meeting Announced at Hermantree
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of Wesley Mission will meet Thursday at 2:30 p.m. at Mrs. Bolin Lyday's home in Hermantree. Program includes Morimonium topic, hymnody from a new Hymnal, Bible lesson on Matthew, reading on Actual Experience in Utah by C. B. Rowley, discussion on the effect of Mormonium on women, and a tea from 4:20 to 6 p.m. All welcome. meet at Kaler's Candy Shop.
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Woman's Home
Soviety
Wesley M
Bolin Lyday
Hermantreet
Utah
Aire
C. B. Rowley
H.C. King
Unknown Man Killed at Urbana Ohio
An unidentified man about 80 years old and six feet tall was killed in Urbana Ohio when a New York Central passenger train from Spring fold northbound experienced a broken coupling pin on the tender. The engine and baggage car were reconnected after an attempt to board, but the man jumped or fell, was caught between the car wheels, and died. Weights of attachments and a letter were found on the victim.
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Urbana
New York Central Pageenger
Petition to construct sewer on Sumitr Street read
A petition to construct a sabitar wewer and cellar drain on Sumitr eet from Church street to ME jornon Avenue was read and referred to the sanitary and sewe committee.
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Vounell
Sumitreet
Church Street
Jornon Avenue
Sanitary and
Sewe Committee
Y M C A Happenings and Meetings Report
The Y M C A held an athletic test in the association gym last night with Jerome Messenwert first scoring 207, Hugh Smith second with 202, and Fred Taylor third with 107. Upcoming programs include health law lectures and a Teachers League meeting, with a proposed fiscal year change from November 2 to April 1 discussed by M C A members.
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Asso~ciaion Gymnasium
Jerome Messen~ Wer
Hugh Smith
Fred Taylor
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Kleinmatier
Kleinmaier
Priestley
Kleinmaiers
Schwinger's
Denman-Jenner Co
Euse
Koch
Frank Huber
John Noonan
Newcay
Erie
St. Mary’s Church
Father Ryan
Barger
Ammel
Claude F
Landin
Miss Ross
Schumaker
Council
Quigley
Its
Family Theater
Garrard
Lodge
Wesley Mission Society
Belle Lyday
Kaler’s
Loews
Jyde Mirror
Rosulla
Warner & Edwards Stre
Cloak Department
Batistes
Navy
Grown and Tan
Great
Mand
Warner & Edwards
New York
Missionary Society
of the
First Baptist Church
Hell Call
Heginning
Rende
M. Douthite
Cle
Pune
H. Grave
Wm. Getter
Mra. Allen
Uime
Brocches
Sas
Sis
G. W. Bowers
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