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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1908
Page
8
Plamed Knights will hold their next con clave in this city to discuss eczema remedies. The event invites medical professionals and enthusiasts to explore topical treatments and emerging therapies. Organizers aim to share insights and address skin conditions with practical guidance.
Ohio Knights Templars Canby Lodge held a well attended stag social in the lodge room with about two hundred members and friends. Officers elected at the conclave in Marion, Ohio, named Edwin Kean as Grand Commander and other officers. The event featured cards, music, a Dutch lunch, and was organized by the social committee.
The Board of Elections confirms judges and clerks for city precincts for the November local option election. City officials will be paid five dollars each, country officials nine dollars, with a total local option election expense of 952 dollars and overall election cost around 1500 dollars.
Mr William Ballentine entertained Harmonie Society members of Salem Evangelical church on Wednesday. Large attendance and an engaging session followed. Arrangements were made for the annual supper next month and a sewing meeting in the church parlors next Thursday afternoon. The next regular meeting will be at Mrs Frank Paddock's home on Mark sieut.
Louis Kistner of Elwood Pennsylvania and Minx Bertha May Dutt of this city were quietly married at Epworth MH parsonage. Rev Walley officiated in the presence of a few friends. They will reside in Elwood for their future home. The piece also notes election precinct issues in Shelby County Ohio with party balance disputes and possible nonresident observers.
The Sycas event drew about 2000 fans with many big league players. Teams included Tifin, Stoomville, Buexrge and Marion, Wi. Notables: Ward Onborn of the Philadelphia Nationals and Bertie of the Philadelphia Athollen. Morning Marion edged Aucurus 1 0. Moonville beat Tiffin 6 to 0. Buryrux beat Bloomville 4 to 3. Marion beat Tiffin to win fourth? prizes ranged from 75 to 10y.
Lloyd W. Thomas, longtime Erie interlocking superintendent, promoted to supervisor of the new Sterling plant covering over five square miles along the road. The completed plant introduces modern interlocking on the railroad, with Hammond employer to take up duties, and other local rail operations including telegraph and fireman moves noted. An immigrant train and other city items are mentioned, with patent testimonial prose for a 19th century cure included in the text.
A reception for Reverend H V McCleary the new Wesley M K church pastor and Mrs McCleary drew good attendance in the auditorium with Rev William Mekr Breckney Central Ohio conference director present. Officers of the Sunday school were named by Rev McCleary and several spoke as the choir offered special singing in a social fellowship evening.
The Pine Lake Hunting Club heads to Vine Lake Michigan for a boating excursion. Club members travel armed and anticipate time in the woods. Beatty & Long referenced in association with the trip.
Auctioneer G W Belle announces sale services at reasonable prices with a guarantee of satisfaction. Located at 423 West Crater, Whone, contact 573 for details on upcoming public sales and consignments.
An advertisement fragment from SCOTT & BOWNE at 400 Feast Street, New York, inviting readers to obtain Complete Honey Atlas of the Work with four postage stamps. The clipping shows a commerce notice printed in the paper.
The MC A volleyball league opened with two matches at the Association gym. John Clark's team lost to Frank Smith's squad, 21 17 21 10. Marl Byoke's team and Dr Henry’s combined to defeat their opponents 21 5 20 14. Six teams expected next week.
A garbled ad-like snippet promises a one day cold cure with laxatives and refunds if ineffective. It also advertises Beatty & Longs Bunion shoes claiming no tacks or threads to hurt the foot, though details are unclear.
A scheduled football match yesterday between a High School team and an alumni eleven did not take place. The alumni squad arrived on time but the High School team failed to appear, amid rumors of players' fears about facing the alumni lineup.
An advertisement claims a daily cure for rheumatism neuralgia and sciatica with a remedy named Reet for meima and neuralgia radical. It asserts immediate disappearance of the disease cause and rapid relief, pricing at 75 cents and one dollar, sold by The Dumble Pharmacy opposite Kerr House and promoted in The Mirror Want ads.
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