Central Christian Church and Families Plan Summer Services
A church schedule lists Central Christian Church on West Church Street with Pastor Clarence B. Miller conducting Sunday School at 9 am and worship at 10:30 am. Other area churches include Grided Brethren Church and Reform Church with morning sermons, midweek meetings, and special services inviting public attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
West Church Street
Qlarence BE. Miller
Sanday School
Rubjent
Christian Citizenelip
Hvannedistic Servier
Chevit's
Local Church Services and Sunday School Notices
A jumble of church announcements lists Cor. B Canin and Baker Streets services at 10:30 a m with a proverb text, a Wednesday testimonial at 7:30 p m, and Sunday school at 9 a m. Also notes Reading room hours, Christian Science literature, and a Baptist service at a different location with 1:30 p m preaching and 7 p m evening programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Canin
Baker Streets
Bonday School
Ween
All Christiaa Science
Church Services Advertised Across Several Congregations
A parish notice lists multiple services at CALMARY EVANGELICAL CHURCH GERMAN M. & CHURCH and SALEMS EVANGELICAL PROTESTANT CHURCH. Morning worship at 10 20 with sermons, Sunday School at 9 00, Epworth League and evening services in German and English. Prayer meetings midweek and catechism sessions are scheduled. visitors welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calmary Evangelical Church
C. B
Joan Schott
Epworth League
Deah
Salems Evangelical Protestant
Kk. Church Co
J. Reinick
Bontay
All Horn
Stanb
Bupta
Mornig
K. Taesineee
Mtr
Hitenrauch
Mt. Vernonsvete
Multiple Church Schedules Gather for Sunday Services
The notice lists services at First Methodist, First Christian, Evangelical Lutheran, First Baptist, St Pauls, First Presbyterian and other churches. It includes pastors, Sunday school times, morning and evening sermons, youth leagues, prayer meetings, and rally day plans with guests and themes. All are welcome to attend across Charles City venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Charles —. Sau DH
North Main Treet
C. EB
Wedneway
Nation
First Baptist Church
J. P. Currin
Vine St
Frank Tuttle
Vebetor
First Presbyterian Church
Charcoal Lozenges Offer Quick Relief for Bad Breath
An old time health advertisement promotes Stuart’s Charcoal Lozenges as a remedy for sour stomach and bad breath. Claiming rapid odor absorption and digestive support, it touts willow charcoal, honey flavoring, and easy dissolution with a trial by mail from F. A. Stuart Co., Marshal Michigan.
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Wien
Stuart
Hus
Avery Firugalst
Adres F. A. Stuart Co
HO Stuart
Democratic Rally Plans Highlight Local Campaign Effort
Folk Zeig Executive Committee and the Jackson Club prepare for a major campaign event at the skating rink next Thursday evening. Speakers include Judson Jarmon and Onie M. James of Hencky, with Baker's Band set to perform, drawing two thousand attendees from the region including a strong female attendance push.
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Jackson Chll
Judson Jarmon
Onfe M. James
Democratic Sand
B. G. Younis
Foreclosure Order in Upper Sandusky Case
A court in Upper Sandusky considers a foreclosure on a $900 note dated March 1, 1908. The note carries interest at a stated rate and is tied to a mortgage given by Dougie C. Gator and others. Proceedings seek a foreclosure order and related actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper
Sandusky
Dougie C. Gator
Sabbath School Rally Program and Musical Selections
A historic Sunday program listing Hymns and No.s, roll call of teachers and officers, prayers, and a Sabbath School rally led by Rev. Rourke and Dr. Week. It notes orchestra pieces from Faust, readings, a five minute talk on adult attendance, and reports from the secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Torrence
Faust
N. BR. Arnold
1S. S. Langley
D.C. Nelson
Willan Todt
Rowald
James Piew
Demand Made for Business Rooms in Marion Area
Real estate men report imminent vacancies in Marion as saloons close on October 2. Applicants surge for each vacated room in central city districts, with no chance of all rooms remaining empty. One agent notes a dozen applications for eleven rooms, anticipating saloon men will repurpose spaces for other uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Aleeady
Rally Day at First Presbyterian Church Invites All
A notice for tomorrow's rally day at First Presbyterian Church from 9:00 to 10:30 a m invites everyone to come eat and join the event. All are welcome regardless of age or background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
County Treasurer Wottring examined for cash balance
Special examiners J H Barden and D D Clifton reviewed the funds of County Treasurer W C Wottring under Judge Foster. They praised the books and found a net balance of 87 266.22 with deposits totaling 273 58. The report notes a persistent surplus of 7 26 over twenty years with unclear source.
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J. H W. Barden
Morral
D. D. Clifton
W. C. Wottring
Foster
Treasury
Fahey Bank
BIT Ab
Marton Savings Bank
City National Bank
Marion National Bank
Marion County
Fortnightly Club Opens Season With Meeting at Mrs Wagoner’s
The Fortnightly club held its first meeting of the season at Mrs Wagoner’s on North State Street. Most members were present for an evening of embroidery, music, and Rocka Intercource. Officers elected: Mrs Bowen Mason president, Mrs Stanley vice president, Mrs Guthory secretary and treasurer, Mrs Maxwell assistant secretary and reporter, with several members noted as guests from Columbia, Indiana. The next meeting is planned in two weeks at a member’s home.
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Wagoner
North State
Anxbows Seumion
Withebl Tt
Withebl Tt Resulted As Follows: Mra
Bowen Mason
Mra
Stanley
Joseph Guthory
Secretaary
Charles Maxwell
Arthur Bryant
Willan Haberman
Ink Letts I Plockeu
John Kitchen
Columbia
Indiana
Le Tig sigggtare on all pox of Bramo-Guinine issue
A garbled note claims Le Tig sigggtare appears on every page of the genuine Bramo-Guinine packaging amid a claim that four units were paid in a single day. The fragmentary text offers no clear event or verifiable details from mainstream sources.
Court Happenings in Oililvey Hinmeger Case
In the Court of Common Pleas the defendant Med An Anwer contests the petition for divorce filed by the wife, seeking custody of one child. He denies neglect, claims the wife left him four times, and asserts his faithful support with two dollars weekly paid for child support for five months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oililvey Hinmeger Ugaliet
David
Mimmeper
Verve All
Court of Common Pleas
Keuera
Ehld
H. EK
Pleasant Eve At Mrs. Tattle's Woman's Circle Meeting
Mrs Prank Tattle hosted the first Woman's Home Circle gathering of the season on Friday afternoon at Carhart street. Guests enjoyed embroidery and a social time with refreshments. Next circle meeting set for October 16 at Mrs Lester Clapendalle's North Main street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank Tattle
Carharttreet
Lester Clapendalle
North Main Street
Lodge Motes Social Event At Marion Lodge
A social gathering hosted by Marion Lodge attracted members who enjoyed a 4 social hour with music and games. Turnout featured a distinctive entertainment segment orchestrated by Harvey Marta with elder pumpkin pile and other novelty acts. Committee members Atemra William T. Smith Charles Haberman and John HH. Olart led the event and officers were urged to attend next Monday for degree work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Loday
iPytitas
Buagiewa
Hanvey Marta
Hanvey Marta, Tefresimenty
Elder
Pumpkin Pile
Dong
Atemra
Wiliam T. Smith
Charles Haberman
John HH. Olart
Local events and sports wrap in Delaware city report
The Delaware Journal Herald reports Hobert HH and Hollyday ant plan to wed in the city. Thew visits the area, receives a royal welcome, and George and Wil Homi attend Pelle Center to play baseball with the Roshkylyania team, which wins the tournament and RM prize amid enthusiastic support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobert HH
Hollyday
Ant
Mise Haye Welch
Delaware Journal Herald of
Rushkylyania
Bosiball Enthustiate
Dainty Morsels for Afternoon Tea
A fragment describes adding rock candy to afternoon tea replacing sugar with Nehico Sugar Wafers. It touts a sample by Un and claims Wat on align with the dalitmong their name Mignetts. The text mentions rich refined flavors and a vivid scene around the table.
Hitchcock Urges Teddy To Take The Stump
New York Oct 3. Charrigan of the Republican National committee leaves for Chicago and will stop in Washington to see the president. He says Vincent wine will be an authority to take the stump and campaign lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
Teddy
New York
Chicago
Charrigan “Intehcock
Republican National Committee
Washington
Vinrge
John A Carter Dies in New York
John A Carter former Marion County resident dies in New York City at eighty years old. Remains will be brought to Marion for burial. survivors include two sons Richard Carter and John Carter and two daughters Martha Crawford and Lita Stevens. Burial at Marton cemetery planned after arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Carton
Marion County
Deere
York City
Carter
Pennsylvania
Marian Downty
Marion
Pitteburg
York
Richart Carter
Upper Banduaky
Joh
Pocamoke
Meryland
Martha Crawford
New York City
Mya
Mt. Stevens
Sharon
Funes
Marton Cemetery
Local Personals Highlights Visitors and Visits
Moreh wort visitor Colombe today, George Urier makes a business call to Columbus. Miss Lillian Kate travels today to visit friends. Deaf, Chiwinin attends Columbus business. Fred Beije a guest at Antatt Koppe home Upper Sandusky. Olivence Fleming from Cummin avenue to Shelby for Sunday visits. Stanley Strayer returns from Tellamta Harrison after a month away. Mr and Mrs J W Bicker and son Lyman move back to Cleveland after stint on South Mary River. They discuss hogear in New York City and fare to hospital.
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Veorge Uhier
Columbus
Lillian Kate
Due
Chiwinin
Fred Beije
Antatt Koppe
Upper Sandusky
Meu
Olivence Fleming
Cummin Avenue
Shelby
Abe
Stanley Strayer
Avene Ling
Ost Tellamta
Marrison
Tadimapoila
J. W. Bicker
Lyman
South Mary Rivent
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Columbus, Ohie
Taul Quinna
M. B. Chiroh
Park Street
W. Grimes
Ott A.m
Margaret Cooper
Auperite Peagent
Ehireh
Thireday
Grited Brethren Church
L. C. Reed
South Prospect Street
Fabinth Selmol
Carrie Durr
Wea Aom
Sabyret
Mit Hilde Paogbern
Bara P. Mo
T. J. Syckw
Reformed Church
Bouth Prospect Street
PF. B. Zechild
Fa. m
the Wheel
Ihe Ministery’ Association
Hs Y. M
Mon
Iha
Forest Lawn Mission
Rabboth School
H. DeWolfe
Tapier Y P
Corger
Apworth Methodist Emseo‘pal
Ballmy
Virden
Welc
Lecaue
Fpworth
Jess
Man of Gables
Evangelical
Corner State
Columbia Streets
BE. F. WI
Stellhorn
Lother League
Pan Keller
ST. Paul 3
Edmund G. Marrs
Pierse
Gambia
Thessarelier
Folk—Zeig
Setemairea Rovratay
Jackson Club
Ashell
M. AY Midley
Tudae G. Hl. Power
Charles Dee
Howard Stoll
Homer
Johan
Harry
ScMiott
Dennis Ay Molloy
Eugene Godden
Heng’ Dehert
Wm. M. Gavin
Leola A. York
Henry
Green Camp
Thoraday
Achick
Samuel Fulton
Willom
Fulton
Fear Green Camp
Vidi
J. W. Kennedy
Wy E B. Denman
Bilae I. Hijeler
We W. Ulsh
Jerome Ault
Poo S. Cibeby
J. We Burte
A.B. Somerdotedy
G. Ruth
0.P. Linn
Joten B. Conley
James H. Vaushon
George Blin
H. H. Hinamon
Patrick Keliy
M. H. Playard
Roby
Mt. Harvexsey
Lippincoti
George E. Dwyer
Michael Huargesa
Jabot D. Tost
Willem Mee
William J. Coler
Joly F. Law
B. Ryan
Wi. Delandti
Tower
M, Strelite
Henry Ackerman
Uranie Pointon
Thomas
Day
Cunningham
Merchant
John Ante
William Mohaty
Weir
Henry Lowsmiller
Mito Frans
Win
Stark
George 1
Christian
Ghatr
M. Summers
Examiners of the Treasury
Clubs
Payin Bonk
Cleveland
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Riend
Stantograf
Mr. Talmyr Clarke
Mary
Lin Hohon
Millie Althera
Mery Tinidy
Lyrtle Sevron
Hanse Rudgatt
Janehe Parfatt
Zelin Parra
Pawling Bender
Meérsrs
Don Clarke
Carl Nricker
Ray Woodie
tThrooka Maherman
Prick McDintei
Talmyr Charie
William Thidson
Byron Hume
Sandy State Ette
Mise Fhen Minnhell
South State Street
Order of Eastern Line
John A. Carter
Mare Fon
Taterment
Stes
Leon
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