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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1908

Page

8

Farmer crushed by Big Four train near freight office

Retired farmer and lumberman Wacklel Hughes of near Chore street was killed Friday morning when a cut of cars passed over his chest at the up town freight office. Coroner TL Brody ruled death accidental. Hughes, aged about seventy two, had long resided at 271 West Church street and left a wife Jane F B Hughes a son Thomas and two daughters, all noted in the community. Funeral plans were not set.

Wacklel Hughes Chore Street Big Four John Kane Brook Rafe Brody Soromer Hughes Wwe Hows Rmid Markert Undertaking Gietn Weat Church Street Annte Jane F B. Hughes Thomas Hughes Wella Fargo Payton, Ohio Miston Mangarat Winona Hughes Mt. Holyoke College Massy Dhucette

Dr Craft's Tonight at Calvary Evan to Feature

Dr Wilbur T Chatps headlines an evening program at Calvary Evangelion at 7 46 pm. The talk titled That Boy and Girl of Yours focuses on reform topics and parental civic value in Marion.

Wilbur ‘T. Chatps Calvary Evangelion Crafin Cit Eltizens Marion

Leetreet Presbyterian Church to Lay Corner Stone Sunday

The Lee Street Presbyterian plans a cornerstone ceremony Sunday at 3 PM for a new edifice costing 6000 dollars, funded by a bequest from late Harry Yrue. Rev George McRouche will give the principal address, with devotional duties by Rev H V McCleary and John Landson speaking on the church’s history and mission.

Harry Yrue New Leetreet Presbyterian Church Presbyter Ciy Aval George Mc Rouche First Presbyterian Church H. V. McCleary Weetey M. 8 John Landson Taetreet Lee Street Lee Etreat Donnleon Avenue 8. C. Bates First Presbyterian Lurch i Tt Ia Union Depot

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Internal Remedy

An advertisement touts Mill's Catarrh Cure taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces and claims Hall's Catarrh Cure is a nonquack remedy attributed to a top local physician. The text promises free samples and lists Cheney & Co as promoters with druggists carrying the product. It also endorses Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Theis Cave Mill Hall Cai Cheney & Go

Miron Elevates Local Life Glow at Flocken’s Pharmacy

City and county readers are urged to stay informed on upcoming events as Miron highlights community happenings. Health and event notices weave through the piece, mentioning Holleter and Rocky Mountain ten-dows era pricing and Flocken’s Pharmacy as a local stop.

Holleter Rocky Mountain Flocken Pharmacy

Thank Offering Service Held At Calvary Church

The Woman's Missionary society of Calvary Evangelical church held a thank offering service yesterday at Mira C. W. Hewett's home. It was informal and uplifting with readings by Mia, Frank Tavenor, and Mia Harry Schrock. Mrs Berger gave a short talk and the mite boxes were opened for the annual bank offerings. The next meeting is set for December first Thursday. Also advertised is New York state apples at 2.60 per barrel by CHAS TURNER & CO.

Woman's Missionary Society of Calvary Evangelical Church Mira C. W Frank Tavenor Mia Harry Schrock Mint H. C. Berger

Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea Tonics and Shoes Sale

An aged advertisement lists Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a beneficial tonic for blood and health. It promotes Beatty & Long’s heavy men’s shoes at 1.45, a chicken pie supper at New Free Baptist Church on South Main Street on Thursday November 12, and Ludwig's offering affordable goods. Dr. Lunger provides glasses and ear nose throat services on South Main Street.

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