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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1908
Page
10
Epworth Ladies met at the church to elect officers for the coming year. Officers named include President Jennie Hood, Vice President Charles Smith, and ward officers across first through fourth wards. The next society meeting is set for November 12.
Alay Culbertson hosted a Bayt Con torstrest bridge party yesterday afternoon. Nine tables played with Sra. George Hy Van Mloot posting the top score among members and Mr Howard Stoll claiming the guest prize. A three course supper followed. The club plans a two week meeting with Mike Stary Leonard of South Prospect as host.
The column lists family connections from Gullon and Coichmain noting funerals for Mr David Baten and other kin. It mentions Imre returning from Ken ton after the funeral and cites Dr Detchon’s Rheumatism relief with anecdotal testimonials. A Manila Times report references head hunter violence near Aritao with savage tribes and head taking during mountan blossom season.
An 1886 Toledo affidavit sworn by Frank J Cheney asserts the firm J Cheney & Co will pay one hundred dollars for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A W Glibston confirms the oath date December 6 1886. The notice promotes Mr Cheney and the product with testimonials and local druggists listed.
Great Britain continues naval mobilization with the battleships Prince of Wales and Glory sailing toward the Aegean Sea to monitor events around Lemnos and the Greek Archipelago. France and Turkey engage in diplomacy as M Lamowski arrives to confer with Sir Edward Grey on a possible conference among powers to resolve the Eastern Mediterranean tensions.
London officials indicate Britain favors resolving the Dardanelles question without a full conference. Turkish policy leans toward Britain on conference posture while Bulgaria’s status remains debated. Diplomats cite potential shifts if a conference alters Black Sea access and naval power affects Turkish domestic pressures.
At the corner of Mark and Peterson streets Thomas Durkin used a fiery medicine to kill a chromic wound on his body. He alerted his mother before screams drew three police officers. Upon arrival, order was restored and the medicine was exhausted. News spread through business districts a horrific suicide had occurred.
A chaotic fragment outlines a dubious claim to cure a cold in one day using a laxative product with Grove’s signature on each box. It mentions a Mr and Mrs LaMar trip accident at an unspecified location, leaving injuries including a fractured something and doctors Herman and Rhy arriving to treat the injured. A separate note references Uiah ile and a tuberculous convention distant from Washington.
Burglars broke into a grocery store by removing rear window glass last night and took cash from the cash drawer. Probers believe experienced thieves carried out the theft, with nothing else disturbed in the premises. Proprieties suspect the break in was linked to earlier incidents at nearby shops.
A local pitcher sustains a toe injury affecting the lineup for a pivotal game. Team officials say the injury is being managed and a replacement is likely to start. Fans are urged to monitor updates as the contest details may shift.
Fragmented OCR notes outline labor leaders weighing Taft Hughes and Bryan impacts. Mention Reynolds analysis on labor votes, GOP leanings, and uncertainty about employment prospects if Taft wins. Church notices and local services follow, with pastors’ names and schedules.
A survey of church notices lists QUINN A.M. B. CHURCH, PARK STREET, and multiple congregations with schedules. BeV. George M. pastor at one site presides over Sunday School at 2 a.m. and preaching at 7:00 p.m. Other notices cover Motherhood in the Wath herhood of God, Junior Christian Baccalaureate, Senior Choir, and prayer meetings Wednesday. Forks Lawn Mission hosts Sabbath school at 2:30 p.m. City Mission and Pentecostal meetings advertise daily and weekly services. Mrs. K.J. O., Myangeliet, attends evangelistic events. several leaders and superintendents named across rows. All welcome to attend.
Multiple churches advertise service times, Sunday School and meetings. TRST Church of Christ, German M. and others list Sunday 10:30 am worship, German and English services, Wednesday prayer, and reading rooms. SALEMS Evangelical Protestant and Wesleyan churches note morning German and English services, Sunday School times, and midweek gatherings.
A jumble of church service schedules from multiple parishes lists morning sermons at Tevelation and Calvary, with themes Probation and Peter's Dental, plus catechesis and youth events. A public probate notice in Ohio names Martin, James Bantag, and Joseph Isblag, requiring answers by March.
The probate court of Marion County Ohio will hear on August 10 an action by John Free, administrator, to sell land of decedent Frank Free. The property lies in Plenchant Township north east quarter of section 18, Fort Wayne area, with hearing set for 10 o clock a.m. The court will determine order to sell the parcel for the heirs and creditors.
Court records reveal an order by the Court of Marion County involving Catherine Muline as decedent and several defendants. The document details a real estate action with residence at certain locations, listing heirs and parties including Lowry Bollder and Malone, with a court date set for October to proceed the proceedings and potential homeward claims.
The Probate Court of Marka County issues a legal notice regarding the estate of late parties in Marion County. The petition seeks appointment of an administrator and instructs the interested parties to appear and respond by the specified date to the probate matter and related property described in the miller records.
The notice lists Charles Ff as a party related to a petition in Marion County Ohio. It references a hearing or action dated September and mentions a courthouse, publication in a newspaper, and a request to file answers by a specified date. The document outlines legal steps, costs, and potential adjustments to the case, with the presiding authority and local officials noted.
The notice announces a divorce petition filed by Nelle Johnston Promutt vm against William RB Johnston in Marion County Ohio. It outlines required steps, a hearing date near capterthee, bond details for a public sale, and terms of alimony and property settlement. The document references bonds, payments, and the duties of bidders and creditors in the case.
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