Criticism Calls Out Picture On Marion Lecture
Father T. J. Vaughn of Epworth M E church drew sharp criticism at a Chicago event after a lecture titled Bermons From Shakespeare on the Marion course. Report notes the audience, including many Marion residents, were astonished by the provocative scene in a dramatic portrayal of Catholic rites causing a three minute disruption.
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T. J. Vaughn
Epworth M. E
Chicago
Father Vaughn
Thia
Catholin
Reverent Catholic Play Draws Mixed Audience Reaction
A stage depiction of a Catholic Mass provoked debate among clergy and church members while attendees applauded. Father Vaughn defended the depiction as a respectful painting-like portrayal, urging thought over criticism.
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Rheumatism Cured in a Day by Dr Detchon’s Relief
A historical ad claims rapid relief from rheumatism and neuralgia with Dr Detchon’s Relief. It promises curing in three days and immediate symptom disappearance after the first dose. Sold for 7 cents and $1 by The Dumble Pharmacy opposite Kerr House.
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Jones Runkle marriage and patent medicine ad notice
Mr Raymoon Jones and Mrs Ida Jones wed quietly at United Brethren church with Rev Reed officiating. They plan to live in Toledo Ohio. An 1885 notary public statement from Frank J Cheney Co offers One Hundred Dollars for Catarrh cures with Hall’s Catarrh Cure promoted and sold by druggists along with Hall’s Family Pills for constipation.
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Ida Jones
United Brethren Church
Rev. L. ©. Reed
King
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Luccas County
Frank J. Cheney
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A .D
A. W. Gleason
Hall
One Dollar Sunday Car to Columbia Return Ride
The C D M offers a special Sunday rate of one dollar to Columbia and return. First car departs Marion at 6:40 A.M. The last car departs Columbus at 7:30 P.M.
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Unusual mayoral court session ends with mixed verdicts
A string of small-town cases dominated a morning mayor's court led by Mayor Scherff. Former husband Mire, Mary Cubbison, testified against ex wife and took the stand under a tense scene. Cubbison was fined five dollars and jailed thirty days, though suspension possible. Sandy Sayers was released as charges dropped. Caldwock Caldwell paid six months non support fine already served. Officers arrested several drunks and a loiterer, with quick town-out sentences and release after fines.
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Sandy" Sayers
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Scherff
Columbue
Charles Caldwell
Caldwell
Columb Work House
Sewing Bee Aids Poor At Mrs Rank Levy Home
The Iadtion auxiliary of the Jewish council held a sewing bee at the home of Mrs Rank Levy in South Greenwood Street on Wednesday afternoon, with all members present and much work finished for the poor. After sewing, refreshments were served and a pleasant social time enjoyed. The next season will be held Monday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs Rosenburg on South State Street.
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Marion Lady Mary Dennison Galley Performs in Cincinnati
The Marion Lady Mary Dennison Galley gains popularity in Cincinnati as a musichin. A recent issue notes Mr. Hoffman's eclectic program from Bach to contemporary works. She will be joined by Mix Mary Dennison Galey and Mr. George Leighton for piano and violin by Weingartner, with Mr. Chalmers Clifton in a group of piano solos.
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Cincinnati
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George Leighton Na Somite
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Chalmers Clifton
Excellent Papers Discussed by German Methodists Meeting
An afternoon session of the German Methodists opened at 2 PM with devotions led by Revs Bodiner Sandicky and others. Papers on school systems and Christian influence were read, followed by a discussion and adjournment at 11:15 PM. The evening service featured Rev Wenner with Romans 8 16 18 and music showing notable talent.
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O'Clork
Rey
J. C. Bodiner
G. Kaletech
Orphan's Hone
Berra
John Oetjen
Marijetta
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Spencerville
Foot Amputated After Erie Track Accident at Mansfield
Clarence Beaumont of Mansfield suffered a severe accident on Erie tracks between Main and Grouped streets when his left foot was caught by a passing train. The injury required amputation at the ankle, performed by Dr. Horatio Chisholm, after Beaumont reported the engineer did not attempt to stop the locomotive. Beaumont, a skilled moulder, said the engineer could have stopped but did not.
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Mansfield
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Lincoln tablets eyed by Lincoln schools teachers
Teachers in Lincoln discuss placing bronze Gettysburg Lincoln tablets in local public school buildings. The eighteen by twelve inch plaques would honor President Lincoln and are favored by teachers, with plans to approach the school board or fund them privately.
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Varkouw Tachera
Procernt
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Oxford University
Eleven Counties to Compete in Ohio Oratorical Contest
Marion High School prepares a delegation to the Ohio State oratorical contest in Indianapolis on May 15 with eleven counties represented. George Foye of Marion Senior Class plans to enter an oration. A future meeting will decide supervision by the school authorities.
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Indiay
Marion
Marlon
Marlon High School
George Foye
Root Juice touted as cure amid health scares in Marion
A fragmented 19th century advert claims Root Juice can heal numerous ailments and attract hundreds of grateful customers. It touts dramatic health recoveries, urges immediate purchases, and notes special pricing and upcoming lectures by an instructed healer in Marion and nearby regions.
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Marion
Stone
Elks Open First Practice At Garfield Park
The Elk team schedules its first practice of the season for tomorrow at 3:00 PM at Garfield park. Many applicants seek spots on the squad and trials will be arranged with other judges and local clubs around the state.
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Elk
Focal Vluba
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