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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1908

Page

12

Marion City Finances In Crisis Call for Immediate Cuts

Harry E Elliott city auditor warns Marion Ohio officials that city finances are deplorably strained with departments nearly exhausted. He cites public safety and public service deficits, explains past advances on the tax levy and the need for drastic expenditure cuts and coordinated council action to restore balance by 1909.

Marion Fouls Scherff Marty el Hott Milion Dollar Council B & Reault Ohio Louis Scherf Department of Public Safety Public Safety Fund Dte Boat of Public Safety Department of Public Service Public Service Fund Board of Public Service Marion Water Company Veoford F. A. Jackson State Bureau of Uniform Accounting General Fund Public Service and Public Safety Departments Public Service Department Department of Public Safety and Public Service Il I Jhhere Alty Cty Harry &. Elliott

Complete Orchestra at Lagionng Vaudreville Home

Marion’s finest musical show features the Family Theater orchestra under Prof Banwmewerten. A two act sketch led by Applegate and Whiteside, "A Trip In an Automobile," plus The Rainbow entertainers and The Musical Simpsones. The Dinner Pall Man and Bob by Mack promise high entertainment with moving pictures.

Marion Banwmewerten Vaudreville Simpsone Bobby Mack Uate

Lost All in the Mines in Cleveland City Court

A ragged group of vagrant and minor offenders crowded the mayor's court after a night of drinking. Robert Davie, 50, from southern California and claiming vast wealth in mining stocks, walked from Cleveland to seek his fortune and faced drunkenness charges. He urged the court to let him continue toward Cleveland, warning against alcohol. Also appearing were William P. Ryan, deaf and dumb, for drunkenness. a stray horse impounded after running loose on North Mall Street. and PF Beck fined for drinking. The Baker Band Concert was announced along with local business notices and strawberry prices from R. T. Lewis & Co.

Robert Davie Sheri West Center Street Wilhelm Boone Clevetam Dewar Davin California Tiderty West Cleveland Soherst William P. Ryan Styxn Meer Slagiv

Death claims man of sixty eight at home near Highland

John Sappington, 68, longtime Marion County resident, died at his home near Highland after months of illness including paralysis and diabetes. Survived by widow and two children, Mrs. Hertha Wiley and John Sappington. Funeral services from Pleasant Hill Church Monday at 10, Rev. Sinclair to officiate. Interment in Pleasant Hill cemetery.

John Sappington le Plender Marion County Higheland Hiefe Hertha Wiley John ©. Sappington Dig Twland Pleasant Hill Sinclair

Woman Dies After Apoplexy at Home

Lena Stevenson aged seventy five died after an apoplexy at her home on North State Street. Found unconscious in bed around eight this morning she lived only a few hours despite medical effort. Widow of Thomas Stevenson she had moved to the city with her daughter Mrs Charles Ciek and later lived with Mrs Clark. She leaves two daughters and five grandchildren. Funeral arrangements set from Mr Land Stevens Charlee Colok South Michigan Street Monday at two. A prior note mentions John F Uhler plan to attend a Bakers Band concert May 14 at the Opera House.

Lena Stevenson Thomas Clark North State Ed Ponaclouater Stevens Mra Clark Stevenson Thomas Stevenson Travers City Michigan Thin City Charles Ciek South High Street Ales Mires Charles Tek High Street Mink Bie Meanathela George Marrick Cleveland HVA oeHent Vrotontiit Salem Sean Miing Deira Joma Kelnloke

Nively Entertained At Davide Street Home

A Friday evening gathering at the home of Me Millard Pleks on Herman Street featured music and dainty refreshments. Attendees included Ruth Milley, Edna Tarper, Mabel Laws, Anna Anderson, Beatrice Aregna, Garrie Knight, Charlod Wittman, Pearl Aline, and others in a sociable community event.

Lattes Uhiew Atieton Davide Street Millard Pleks Herman Treet Hiauves Varleise Fuori Atuse Menk Dainty Mle Ue Huth Lews Peart Brown Ruth Milley Delia Jeate Hernia Edna Tarper Mabel Laws Anna Anderson Inve MoMusina Magehe Heafflyy Dure Myers Beatrica Aregna Mien Hout Garrie Ronnie Knight Mesers Charlod Rost

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Rier Julia Marlowe Carnation Marion Milling & Grain Company F. J. Lusch Grocer N. E' Cor State @ Center Monibak Coffee Marion Provision Co E. Center N. Main City Auditor Elliott Family Theatre North Mall Street PF. Beck Nort Mainstot Babcock Mayore Cone Prof Berryman Baker Band R. T. Lewis & CO Pleasant Hill Church the Department Co John F .Uher Wiehingtton D. C Uhler Preamenta Bakers Band Opera House Nively Millard Pickering D.B. Goodsell H.ackermans Music Store South Main St
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