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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1908

Page

8

Three Saloon Reductions Across Marion County

Assessors report a small drop in Marion County saloons over the past year. Caledonia stays at four. Jakue falls from four to three. New Bloomington holds one. Prospect remains at four. Whip drops from two to one. Marlon declines from thirty-six to thirty-five, totaling forty-eight saloons. Prof Welch and Prof Puller praise the Wesleyan Glee club at Epworth on Friday night. TRY ADMIRAL COVFED.

Marion County Caledonia Jakue Villesse New Bloomington Prospect Four Welch Puller Wesleyan Glee Club Epworth

Prisoner Admits Guilt in Chicken Theft Case

Marion police arrest Charles Ortman at Sellsville near Columbus after a pasturing clue links a team to a theft ring. He claims his first cousin William Ortman was the real thief, while promising more details as officers push to capture the ex convict.

Marion Charles Ortman Wiley Messenger Merril Kennedy Ortman Sellsville Columbus Wilhelm Thompson Mnan BJ. Munger Waheriff Franklin County Cornwell Horn J. M. Movs Mataning Mowe Moss Lfe William Ortimum Kennedy William Ortman

Board May Fight Davids Street Sewer

A board of education committee has been appointed to take legal steps against the city over a sewer built by the board on Davids Street near Marion Steam Shovel Co. The city continues to use it, tying its five inch line into a six inch sewer draining its area. Board members Guthery Spaulding and Hill insist the city stop the practice and consider the board constructing its own sewer. They are ready to proceed if legal steps are necessary.

J Board of Education Marion Steam Shovel Company Bower Guthery Spaulding Hill

Sunday Schedule for C. D. and M. Line

Sunday timetable shows Marion departures at 6:00 a.m. and daily hourly service. Last car to Columbus at 8:00 p.m. Last car to Delaware at 7:00 p.m. Return trip from Columbus to Marion leaves at 7:30 p.m. ADMIRAL COPE COFFEE appears as an added note.

Marion Columbus Delaware

School Levy Cut Sparks Debate Over Superintendent Role

The Board of Education reduced the levy for the coming year, trimming tuition to 41,000 and bond interest to 12,000 while increasing the contingency fund and state aid. They face questions on reelecting Superintendent P. S. Wilden, approving a foreman for grounds, and handling city township tuition disputes as they plan for the next regular meeting.

Board of Education Dickerson Jevy Guthery Jacsby Christian Actlet Frank P. S. Wilden Cavatltesr Spaulding Wilwon Wilson Osborne Pohoata Clerk Hill

Reverend Zechiel Accepts Pastorate in City

Rev Zechiel of Galion accepts call from the Reformed church of this city and will arrive soon to begin work. He comes highly regarded, has served Emanuel St Pauls and Peace Reformed churches in Galion, and will start his pastorate here July 1, moving from Galion with his family prior to taking up duties.

F. BE Zephiel Galion Wil Zechiel Setthige Bluffton Marion St. Paul's Peace Reformed Gallon Gallon Someime

Probate Court Will Submissions Shared in Hearing Dates

The will of Allen Gremey was submitted to probate court Monday. Jeremiah Smeltner’s will was filed for probate Monday with a hearing set for Wednesday May 27. The will of Wilson Imbody was filed in probate court Monday with a hearing set for Thursday May 28.

Allen Gremey Jeremiah Smeltner Wilson Imbody

Inflammatory Rheumatism Cure Promises Three Day Relief

Morton J. Hill of Lebanon Indiana reports his wife suffered severe inflammatory rheumatism for six weeks with eight doctors and swollen body and face. After using Dr Dotchon's Nellef or Rheumatism she regained ability to walk in three days, and he credits it with saving her life. Sold by The Dumble Pharmacy Irugeist opposite Kerr House.

Morton J. Hill Lebanon Ind Dotchon'a Nellef Dumble Irugeist Kerr House

Noble Woman Margaret Moore Dies at Marion Ohio

Mrs Margaret Elder Moore widow of John Moore dies at Pearl street Marion after long illness aged 82 born Locker Scotland January 24 1826 emigrated to America 1823 married 1850 survived by six children The oldest member of Lyne Presbyterian Church she was praised for culture poetry and piety Funeral at First Presbyterian Church Wednesday at 2 30 pm interment Marion cemetery viewing at home Pearl street prior to service

Margaret Milnes Elder Moore John Moore Pearl Street Marion Alrs, Moore Locker Scotland America Ohio Wii Moore Upton K. Guth City George Hamer Elizabeth Colorado Charles Moore Lima Thomas Moore Lyne Presbyterian Church Moore Marton Margaret Elder Moore Lanaverstondines First Presbyterian Church

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