Economy Moves to Cut City Expenditures Plan
City officials met in the mayor’s office to craft a plan to reduce operating expenses across departments. City Auditor Marty, Mayor Louis Sher, and council members discussed tightening budgets with a goal to balance the next year’s needs. The meeting produced no action beyond agreeing that health, safety, street, and park services must justify their costs and prepare detailed expense revues for next week.
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Marty
Elliott
Louis Sher
Cownell
Board of Public Service
Wifery Board
Board of Health
xtoWock
Jesselle
Service Board
Harry Krause
Health, Services and Safety Boards
Elevator strike proves near-fatal blow to grocer
W W Reading, a West Had grocer, was struck on the head by a freight elevator on the third floor and narrowly escaped serious injury. The elevator was rising to the fourth floor when Reading misjudged its position, receiving a deep gash and knocking the derby from his head.
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W. W. Reading
Ste Wensl Speed Teading
Local events and meetings whirling through town
The Lady Maccabees plan a regular session Wednesday at 1 10 PM. Library trustees held a routine Monday meeting. The German M B Tohureh officials met Monday evening with little business. Marion high seniors issued June commencement invitations. H B Beaks, B M Costin, and C A Allen visited local railroad circles. First Presbyterian women host regular meetings Wednesday at 3 PM in church parlors.
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Lady Maccabees
M. KB. Tohureh
Marlon High School
H. B. Beaks
Hocking Valley
B. M. Costin
Big Four
C. A. Allen
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Societies
First Presbyterian Church
Quiet Wedding Ties Albert J Seiter to Sophronia J Fairchild
Albert J Seiter and Sophronia J Fairchild were quietly married at 6 pm Sunday by Rev C W Hennel at the Calvary Evangelical parsonage. The couple, attended by a few friends, are well known in Marion and vicinity and reside about six miles south of the city.
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Albert J. Seiter
Sophronia J. Fairchild
C. W. Hennel
Calvary Evangelical Parsonage
Sire
Sester
Marion
MHS
Memorial Day observance planned with local speakers
Memorial Day fittings were finalized by the committees of the American Legion Brigade who met in the post rooms to plan the day. H N Quigley will deliver the address with participation by GA leaders Spanish American War Veterans and Sons of Veterans as part of the program.
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A. BR
H. N. Quigley
The
Sons of Veterans
Citizens Debate School Board Races At Marion Meeting
A packed Marion High School crowd packed the library and hallway as the School Board race over Superintendent H J Frank intensified. W B Spaulding faced charges of partisanship while George B Christian Jr led calls for Frank reelection amid strong attendance by local merchants ministers and residents. The session ended with pledge of another meeting next Monday to continue the confrontation.
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Board of Education
Abe High School
W. B. Spaulding
H. J. Frank
Marion
Spaulding
George B. Christian
Spauding
Lange
Frank
Wened
Wage
D. H. Batley
Rowe E. Church
Clark HO
Thas
George B. Christian Jr
Gerge B. Cheiatian
Huneelf
Dir
Boauldfog
Mie
Hig Elty
Bord For
Christian
Dickerson
Guthery
Brechares
Anld
Dopa
Jaesaby
Dovoby
Mr. Christian
Ron
Congress
Eharch
Suneon DeWolfe
DeWolfs
J. H .Oatey
Jacoby
Board of
Ouley
Dutienly
Christianigoln
Chytellan
Mr. Clitle- Han
J. A. Mrelant
Mr. Frank
M. Rourke
Het Presbyterian Church
D. HH. Halley
Oney
Krace
Edmund Hill
Viewtons
G. B. Christian
A. K. Guthery
Sawyer
Poultion
F. D. Tubba
Cruel Disease Remedies Promoted in Old Advertisement
An early 20th century pamphlet pitches a home remedy called the Gant yemtertption claiming to purify blood and restore kidney function. It urges using a bottle with brandy extract and medicinal syrups, with dosing after meals and plenty of water, aiming to treat rheumatism and related ailments.
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Howeet
Improbable Note Likened in United States Inquiry
A fragment notes it is unlikely a note will be likened in the United until it has been thoroughly divided and information furnished for proper investigation.
Mrs Helen Moses Dies In Indianapolis
Mrs Helen Moses former national president of the Woman s Board of Missions died in Indianapolis Monday morning after years of illness. Born Helen Turney in Columbus she lived in Tow kans City Charlott esville and finally Indianapolis before returning to this city for burial. Remains will be brought here Tuesday evening and interment set for Wednesday at Marion cemetery with short funeral rites preceding.
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Mra
J. W. Myers
Indianapolis
Helen ER. Moses
Ed Wee
Woman's Board of Missions
Ming Helen Tureney
Columbus
Thin City
Toweks
Kansas
Charlottenville
Virginia
Indiana
Churches of Christ
Myers
Horne
Schaffner Undertaking Company
Marion Cemetery
Pearl Rowe Resigns From Marion Family Theater
Pearl Rowe, longtime treasurer and singer at the Marion Family Theater, resigns his post and plans to move Saturday to Kirkpatrick to join his father in a mercantile partnership. Rowe has been in the theater for nearly a year and left many friends and good will in the city.
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Marion
Heater
Kirkpatrick
Rowe
City
A. Rowe
Trowe
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Mirror
Denman-Jenner Co
Win
Smart & Waddell House of Good Shoes
Istruck
Sophronia Fairchild
A. J. Setter
Mr. Spaulding
Marlon
Warner & Edwards
Helen Moses
Pearl Rowe
Will
New York
Winget & Ullom
Cer. Charies
E. Center St
Robinson's Grocery
E. Center Agency
Liptons Teas
D.B. Goodsell
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