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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1908
Page
15
Sunday afternoon program announced with TV minister Gleary to offer prayer. Mr Jules Oan to read a history of the week and Rey. Me Rourke to add new remarks. Program notes convey local church activity and speakers for the event.
A new government building in the Masonic temple area is planned with a $75,000 appropriation. Construction may start in early spring after plan and specification completion by year’s start. The post office will receive furnishings from a government display and the postmaster has approved draft plans for the first floor and basement. The lease on the post office room expires February 20, 1900, with renewal possible as needed.
T. J. Bickmore of Haller and Blackmore in Pittsburg praises Dr. Detohon's Relief for Rheumatism, claiming relief within a day after nine months of illness. He endorses the medicine, noting prior doctors offered little help and that it is sold by The Dumble Pharmacy opposite Kerr House.
Read the Mirror for local happenings in the city and county. The notice mentions South Main Street events and nearby areas, highlighting community activities, gatherings, and people to watch.
Renate Polt e of Briggs sues Brewer Curthy Briggs for divorce alleging negligence and abandonment. Fissell claims wife Ethel Wissel sold household goods and refused cohabitation after moving to Upper San ts ky. Petition filed October 13 1902 seeks divorce and costs with no children reported.
George Baker presents the third Grand concert on Tuesday November 17 with Mrs Charles Allen, a renowned soprano, as soloist. The band, famed for refined renditions, promises high grade music that exceeds prior programs from the amateur organization.
A Notre Dame woman named Mrs. M. Summers of Notre Dame Indiana claims a home remedy cures rheumatism sciatica lumbago backache and kidney neuralgia. The notice promises blood purification and joint relief and invites readers to request proof by mail at Box R Notre Dame Ind.
Members met at Mrs. C J. He left yesterday to continue business from the Prospect convention. Balloting named Mrs. R C. Dugan secretary and numerous superintendents including jail and prison, evangelistic work, Sunday schools, modern meeting, antiatrocities, Sabbath observance, rescue work, voter information, and juvenile work with several local officers identified.
A Sunday afternoon lecture series begins with Rev. L Webster of the city presenting a talk on transcendent reality and the nature of being as related to the concept of God. The event, the first of four or five talks, invites ladies and aims to attract those interested in theology and Christian principles. Starts at 2 40.
Miri Presbyterian church members plan an allday conference next Wednesday at the local church. Delegates from Betlefontaie and Linn will join Ideal members to discuss general objectives. Speakers include Rev Walls Jourton of Columbus Rev A F Meera of New York and Mr DF McAffee assistant secretary of the Board of Home Mission New York City. Attendance hoped to be large with officials urging broad participation.
Fragmentary text promoting beauty enhancements and health via Helllater's Rocky Mountain Tea with unclear connections to Tea or Tab Lola and Flocken's Pharmacy. No verifiable events or entities beyond generic product references.
The latest unofficial vote count shows Carl G. Anderson ahead of Grant Mouser by 400 in the Thirteenth district. County results name Anderson’s totals across multiple counties for a 4863 edge, while Mouser holds a 602 overall lead after Bre county and Marion are tallied. A court case in Common Pleas against Catharine Herland Med was dismissed on Saturday.
Funeral services over the late Bevdel Hughes will be held at the family residence on West Church Street Monday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock. Rev. Rourke of the Presbyterian church will officiate. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Miller of Marlow. Mr. Miller is in the home in the Park and Tilford area. Imposters of New York and other residents noted in the article.
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