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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1908
Page
13
A damaged OCR of a local paper column mixes stray lines about weather, a stove, a pudding, and a peanut machine at Hi Miller’s. It mentions a city council, a ham and egg sandwich at Joe Stanley’s New York restaurant, and garbled phrases reflecting a busy but unclear page.
An Onward Sol League gathering at King’s last night featured stories and pranks. Hugh Blake Nellie, Tilly Brown, and Andrew’s circle were present as Frank Hedrick brought crackerjack and George Mayson arrived with Andrew’s girl. A playful barn incident ended with laughs and a shared joke about leaving it to the girl.
A legendary tale recounts the young king's boundless ambition to rule all kingdoms. Napoleon like yet wary of women, he seeks power but is outmaneuvered by the duchess of Histeria who disguises herself as a suitor. The conference ends with the duchess revealing authority, offering sovereignty in exchange for marriage and tribute, uniting her duchy under her rule.
Washington reports President Roosevelt seen as unlikely to seek Senator Platt’s seat. Sources say Taft’s presidency could influence Roosevelts future, with some believing he would enter White House politics if invited by Taft. Harvard Club of America head argues Roosevelt not conservative enough for presidency, predicting he cannot win Harvard’s support.
A long row of local names attend housewarmings and parties in Columbus and surrounding towns. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Peters, Mr. and Mrs. Lamb, Mr. and Mrs. Milroy, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peters, and Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hepple. Music by Parker's Orchestra, decorations with chrysanthemums and roses, and punch served. Manfred Brooks hosts a youth party with schoolmates and games, while Mary Jon, Thelma Barrick, and others attend. Upcoming circle meetings and embroidered group events are announced along with a kitchen shower hosted by Mrs Krause.
Mrs Maten of Kerton and Mrs Adwont Ek attended with out of town guests for a United Commercial Travelers event at Huber hall Bridiag. Committees led by Mestre F. D. McKinnias J. H. King and W. J. Oberlin organized the evening with an orchestra, buffet, and guests enjoying the gathering.
Morning and evening services announced for various churches with revival meetings led by Miss Teath, special Evangelistic services at 7 p m, youth activities, and a social at 20 Main Street. Reformed Church lists Divine Service at 10 30 a m with sermon on a warning and evangelistic service at 7 p m. Community prayer meetings and Sunday School sessions scheduled, with Union Endeavor at 3 p m and missionary reports planned.
Several churches list services and activities across corners of State and Columbia Streets. Evangelical Lutheran announces German and English services, catechetical instructions, and teachers’ meetings. Free Baptist, Paul Quinn M. S. Church, and others provide Sunday School times, sermons, and midweek gatherings. The column invites all to worship with ushers and lists pastors and superintendents.
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