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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1908
Page
5
Baker's Band plans a Thursday evening concert at the Grand Opera Hotel featuring classical selections and cafthy airs. Prof Frederic Bereryarin will perform solo with baritone selections and modern sketches from magazines. Revived seats are on sale at the box office and critics expect an entertaining program.
Through attorneys Mouser and Quigley Standard Dan Ning company filed suit in common pleas court against Ridney C Baker for judgment on an account totaling 43.14 dollars.
Five year old Lotte Ellen LaDow of Wait Center Street was struck and dragged by a hack driven by F. Drake on Tuesday afternoon. Passersby carried her to safety. no bones were broken and doctors expect a full recovery. A similar incident last Monday involved a boy with minor injuries.
Mist Milfred Dickerson of Kon ington place entertained the Kings Daughters of the Presbyterian church that evening. Most members attended and a very interesting program featured readings on flowers led by Miss Dickerson.
Police are called to Marton High School as annual color dispute between junior and senior classes escalates. Seniors place colors in position while juniors await a chance for confrontation. Officers quell the confrontation and order the colors to stay atop the building. Faculty hope for a speedy, peaceful settlement of the minor dispute.
A brief note indicates a meeting planned at Kalera Candy Shop. The short line suggests a casual rendezvous location, with no additional details about time or participants provided in the readable text.
The Haker Band plans a concert in May featuring Slade as the headliner. Local arts groups promote the event and urge community attendance at the city park venue.
Johnny the Nianana Man and his bride to be await health for their wedding at St Mary's church Columbus. Locals expect a festive ceremony once the sister recovers with a romantic backstory and wide Italian community ties in Columbia.
May 14 hears Baker's Hand concert with limited seats. a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Orrin Howe of Kirkpatrick. Miss Mesturray expected from Washington tonight. illness notices for Mrs wsrickle of the Jetty. Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society meets at Coler’s Silver Street home Thursday at 2 pm. County Auditor Allen meets county auditors in Columbus about Hocking Valley property. automobile accident on Bellefontaine avenue injures no one. E Mittinam visits from the Aleron Association. Webb Park horse crash destroys carriage. Mayor Gehrley praised for halting homicides. Marion High pupils to present cantata next week at the High School auditorium.
The body of Mrs Helen Mowes, who died in Indianapolis on Monday morning, reached the city Tuesday evening at seven o'clock and was taken to the private morgue of Schuff.
A funeral was held Wednesday afternoon at 10 o'clock for an undertaking firm’s client with interment in Marion cemetery. Short services preceded burial, conducted by De Allen Philpott of Indianapolis, assisted by Rev. H. Pratt of this city. The stanza mentions a concert titled The Band and a Thursday Gold event.
The assault and battery case of Constable Benjamin Bigford against Charles Anthoui was heard in Justice Charles Conley's court. The defendant pleaded not guilty and was bound over to the grand jury under a $100 bond.
Fragmentary line reads boys tin brent butter for 1 AM HVE Metalour. A quoted exchange shows Janis and a student teacher dialogue with dialect. Source text is garbled and lacks clear newsworthy facts or context.
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