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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1908

Page

3

Wife Seeks Divorce Amid Allegations and Financial Scrutiny

Mrs. Caroling G Court filed for divorce from Alexander CG Court alleging open adultery with Della Potvin and other women. She seeks restraining order on funds and recovery of money misappropriated by the defendant, including payments from the John Amivon company and county funds. A temporary injunction was granted, and reports detail prior embezzlement by a county clerk and related bond obligations.

Caroling Court of Common Alexander CG Della Potvin M. Court Jobe Atmleon John Amivon Company

MIMANERY AT CUT TRICE Last Work of the Wir Bale

Notice appears to warn of interest at a specified rate from July 24, 1908. It mentions Krank wad Presiny Wingo, IL, BR. Myers as attorney for the order MIMANERY AT CUT TRICE and a final call to proceed without delay.

Presiny Wingo BR. Myers Oder Cut Trice Uww Gooueil

The Devil Comes to Marion in Dramatic Event

The Devil will be presented at the Genna Opera House in Marion on Tuesday evening October 20 in an authorized production. The show features noted performers and a plot of passion, jealousy, and mistaken identity. A large Knights Templar delegation and Red Men lodge events accompany the performance, with related district meetings and social gatherings noted.

Shew York Wicketly Henry Bayoge Gena Opera House Jevening Alfred Anrous Molnar Mr. Savage Dr. Miller Stulio Kort Manter de Mormann Olgendari Niuhter Rel Hove Melven Truint Thor Olga Korid Olge Karl Canse Manehuid Shelby Upper Handusky Vernon Lon Solomnon Cowncill Dares Pucahontas Degres Upyor Swaduyky Wil Dewwr Seston Poephontis Otter Lramhes Sewwon Ile Oud Pellow Mmin Treet Rabbts Pyritaw Delaware Charlo HH Conley Dfstrict

Mansfield High GreeK team to face Prot at Webb Park

A local high school gridiron clash is planned at Webb Park on Wednesday afternoon after school. Marion High School players from the winning association will meet the Prosert team, with no admission and expectations of an interesting game.

Mumio Prosert! High School Wesnbers Marion ‘High Echool Webb Park

Wedded in Cincinnati Adhóngemon

Nis Lye ade to their friend tithe efty of the print riage of Mr red W. Telta aged twenty four formerly of thle efty and Mie Anna McGuire of Chnety watt the wedding ceremony having Oortrfud at the Gruul Hotel Ofyein Squire Due Mont performed the ceremony Tella well known in Ubemie where he has wedded several people He left this city about two months ago dod in now traveling Formerly employed as a cook at the Co B eating home He and Mollivier Rocky Mountain Toable mouth tbrog Wates the Tomiarh hat bowel 11 Aitken Che TIO Gude sleep and grow 85 ceints Plophen's Tharmagy

Red W. Telta Thle Efty Anna McGuire Chnetywatt Gruul Ofyein Squire Due Mont Ubemie Co & B Thibien Rocky Mountain

Suit Over Furniture Seized for Prize Delivery

The court case involves Louis Progro and Justice Charles Conley in a dispute over a furniture seizure. A suite valued at 20 dollars is claimed missing from a Bret George street home, with delivery instructed to Prize. The constable was directed to seize the goods and transfer them to Prize.

Louis Progro Court of Justice Charles HH Conley John Bret George Street Tes Teen

Reception Planned At Wesley Md Church

A reception will be held for the Wesley Methodist church members and friends on Wednesday at seven o clock in the church hall. An interesting program includes a choir, selections, and several speakers led by Rev. McBrackney and Rev. Hy. MetCleary. The event ends with a reception afterward.

Wesley Md Seeven Welock AV. McBrackney Hy. MetCleary

School Teachers Hold a Meeting at High School

A meeting of public school workers was held at the high school building Monday afternoon. Teachers presented papers on pedagogy and society with topics including the school system, its relation to social life, and the origin of arithmetic spirits. Plans were made to have M. Be Dickerson address delegates in two weeks. New sweater jackets at Ludwig's.

Aicheslon Laura Preece Mian Laveth YouMimself Anna Fito K. Hy Marshall G. W. Hays Mise Bhi Howser Min Mildred Dickerson Mike Lowlig Cunolighan Be Dickerson

Dozen Good Men Seek Polo Team Players

Directors of Lie lool polo team work to recruit ten players to represent Mivlon in the Ohio State league this winter. Twelve men are eligible, with Taylor not playing alongside Marion this year. The squad will be signed soon and report here, with the first game set for November 4.

Lie Lool Mivlon Lelig Devalie Taylor Marion Oorabor Newson

Selection of Infant Teacher At Silver Street Building

A meeting of the Hoard of Education elected Cora Zachman as infant teacher for the remainder of the school year at the Silver Street building. Salary set at 25 dollars per month. Superintendent Frank Beatty and Long to oversee assignment and placement.

Hoard of Education

Wedding of Mr and Mrs Harry Of Daugherty in Broad Street Church

A large wedding at Broad Street Presbyterian Church connected Harry Of Daugherty and Miles Porro Hardy as they wed. Nearly a thousand guests attended the ceremony conducted by Rev D S Puhr. The church was decorated with patois and flowers. The Bridal party featured seven bridesmaids in varied gowns and Miss Dorothy Cornwall led the procession. The bride wore an ivory empire gown and orange blossoms. The newlyweds planned a two week honeymoon and will reside at 1005 East Long Street.

Harry Daugherty Towh Street Miles Porro Hardy Karey Krank Tin Avenue Broad Street Presbyterian Church Puhr Mies Young James Maud Wert MacDonald Redith Sage MasPomeld Mise Nellen Hegeweld Loutavitle Mise Bertha Ball Wayne, Pa Edie Campbell Muskegon Mich Sfice Ball Dorothy Cornwall Bridgaport Conn Mies Mildred Christian Marion Mite Cornwall Ellie Mirs Hortense Joannes Green Bay Wis Byldesmalds Pert Stewart Milton

Firefighters Race to Blaine Avenue Blaze Nightfall

Fire departments responded to a blaze at the Mattrams factory last evening with crews split to a nearby Mayonte block. A furnace bellows fault released smoke while occupants feared collapse before firefighters returned to the Blaine Avenue fire.

Mattrams Mavonte Blaine Avenue

Milton H Lust Leaves the City

Milton H Lust, once a prominent grocer on West Center Street, vanished with Mrs. Frank Hinamon amid rumors of debt and a hastily ended local business career. Neighbors and creditors seek him as investigators probe the mysterious disappearance and possible relocation.

Auctioneer G W Sells Announces Public Sale Services

Auctioneer G W Sells will conduct all public sales at reasonable prices. Clarantes satisfaction located at 8 West Center, phone 673, 10-89.

G. W. Sells Clarantes West Cinter

Probate Court records for Jones Geddis and Jeffers McCormick

Probate Court records show the will of A. J. Jones for Bowling Green Township probated today and the will of Dak Gr. Geddis of Claridon Township filed for probate. A hearsay hearing is set for October 19 and a marriage license is issued to George Jeffers and Bessie McCormick.

A. J. Jones Bowling Green Township Dak Gr. Geddis Claridon Township George Jeffers Bessie McCormick Wilay

Local Personal Notices From City And Surrounding Areas

Mrs Edward Packard of Cherry street travels to Columbus on business. Miss Margaret Uncapher is quite sick. Miss Dora Smith returned from Cleveland where she stayed with friends. The son of H J Weaver of Darius street is seriously ill with an illness. Dr H J Lower attended the K Ty conclave in Ola today. Dr R Lewis and daughter Neiley left for Cincinnati to attend the K 7 conclave. Mrs Wan Crowe of Crestline returned home after visiting her sister. Miss Darpy Wachter and others from Delaware visited Milon Wachter. H T Sime began work as first telegraph operator at Hocking Valley. Gina van Plait spent two weeks in Kentucky. Harry Lott left for vacation and dives. John K Kitchen left for Columbus. Mrs J T Mason of Kash Center visited Good Bell’s.

Edward Packard Cherry Street Hoke Donlthen Columbus Margaret Mise Neuey South Main Street Cincinnati Wan, Crowe Crestiine DD. Cunle Crestline Darpy Wachte George Cryder Anna Wharton She Delaware Milon Iee H. T

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