Big Rally at Calvary Church Draws Sunday School Praise
A large revival at Calvary Episcopalian church featured Rev B C Berger of Cleveland Ohio, with Epworth Sunday School and Young People's Alliance marking a lively rally day. Teachers and children joined in a new Teachers Training program as Werge spoke on faith and work, and seniors heard the visiting community leader.
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Calvary Veneal
FG Herger
Cleveland
Ohio
Nev
Berger
Zachmen
Mice Ada Darringer
Vary
Epwerth
Ada
Adee
Chater
Son
Highwaymen Attack Marion County Boy Near Columbus
Harry Selines, 18, a farm hand from near Prospect, was robbed and knocked unconscious between timber and Columbus while walking to seek work. He revived in the Olentangy river, crawled to shore, and reported the assault. police have descriptions of two suspects and pursue them. Selines had 35 cents, a mouth harp, and a knife taken.
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Marion County
Capitol City
Harry Selines
Progpert
Selines
Wrotpes
Columbus
Timwood
Golimbue
Belines
Crawford Farm
Prospect
Bunday
Regular dental checkups prevent pain and high costs
Dental notice urges periodic thorough teeth examinations to uncover hidden issues. It warns decay may exist without symptoms and emphasizes timely care. Moderate charges offered by the dentistry service.
Railroad Motes and Personnel Movements Reported
Railroad notes indicate Mr. Ronnon left for Columbus to join the inspection group of the Pennsylvania road between Pittsburgh and Chicago. JW Smith returns to duties as bridge foreman. An Erie railroad inspector’s engine bearing was observed passing through this city. G M Kimner of the Pennsylvanian road traveled to Columbus on business. A local school show announces wear at bargain prices from Beatty and Long.
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Mir. R Onnon
Columbus
Pennsylvania Railrigade
Pittabure
Chicago
JW. Smith Tag
Pennsylvania
Miter
Clubs and Societies entertain with picnics and parties
A Kyann country hall gathering near Owen Stallion hosted a NO. B. club picnic supper with games and outdoor sports. Dorothy Minges and other preachers attended. at Fleh home on State Street South an afternoon party featured bridge and five hundred and a dainty supper. Children enjoyed a party hosted by Mrs. Ochs with food and music. Anna Curran hosted a Sunday evening misdeath gathering with musical entertainment. Beatty Long advertised comfort shoes at low prices.
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Mike
Louiss McMurray
NO. B
Kyann
Owen Stallion
Fotha
Minges
Dorothy Hume
Roth Bartram
Fan Garbersoo
Helen Frank
Helen Guthory
Marion Hodder
Maudelouise Mc Murray
Masters Carl Leffler
Carl LA Marche
Wayne Nealy
Roy Gottenhall
Mie Anna Curran
Windsor Street
Niles
Lodge Notes for Reg. Initiation and Public Meeting
A lodge announces a reg. initiation in the lodge hall this evening under a new ritual. The meeting is described as interesting with large attendance encouraged. Free admission is offered to attendees arriving from Wonderland, by Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonderland
Catn
Wife Marries Again and Alimony Battle in Court
Bertha Man Outi sues Willan Bart bait in Common Pleas seeking divorce and alimony. Defendant objects, claiming remarriage and prior consent issues. Court granted divorce and $1500 alimony. investigation by De Jolley committee continues with new witnesses.
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DeGolley
Committee — Notes of
The
Common Pleas Court
Bertha Man Outi
Willan Bart Bait
Louis Myers
Elwood
Vonneylvania
Dommisttoy
Narges Againar Atorney
John de Jolley
Marion football loses to Kenton in tough Jont game
The Marion town gridiron squad fell 3 to 6 at home against Kenton Saturday in a hard fought contest. Ramie Wilk, Gear, and Knapp led Kenton’s attack while Marion struggled with miscues and limited scoring chances as the crowd watched a low scoring clash.
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Marion Is
Belual
Kenton
Ramie Wilk
Morlonites
Knapp
Mriewle
Campbell
Pramk
Gillett Toth Hagerman
Behoentanh
Gi Crock
Hitwed
Robs
Ang Mieldy
Regular R.00 all wael Mannme moved whirl
Regular R 00 all Wael Mannme moves through a whirl of figures with a total of 4.08 at LUBWIO'S, reflecting a terse commerce note.
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Lubwio
Currie and Hostetter Clash in Dayton Eating House
A violent altercation in a Dayton eating house ended with Currie drawing a revolver and Hostetter drawing a blackjack. The scene prompted police intervention as bystanders watched a disgraceful brawl unfold, with bets and threats noted and a company to investigate the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Currie
Hostetter
Local Events In Meantime Across Town Tonight
Fragmented local notice lists gatherings at Central Bureau and Mount memory sites with names and placeholders. Mentions Sunday evening program with various speakers and activities, including a health warning and a community event at Mt Oni Memorial. The text is garbled with many unreadable names and phrases.
Ike Birch Quits as Saloon Closes Saturday
Local item notes Ike Birch leaving his saloon as doors shut Saturday while a rebate is discussed today. Mentions of county auditors and planned move by Mr Sheoh to Cleveland are included amid garbled references to art Howe and Clover Leaf.
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Lio Tivach
Manion
Art Howe
Lie Deelers
Atticn
Sheoh Hag
Cleveland
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Calvary
B. C. Berger
Epworth
Manhattan
Quality Store
Marion
Putin River
Barty Selines
Dr. Sonnanstine
W. Genter St
Adam's Express Office
Erle Railrorditch
G. M. Kimner
Pennsylvan Road
Beatty & Long
Clubs and Societies
Mr. Ochs
North Greewood Street
Katherine Qehs
Beatty @ Long
Lodge
E Dutt
Confort Shoes
Shyle
City
Toledo
Beal
A. W. Glibason
Hall
Wonderland Theatre
Erie
Dayton de
Cirvbe
Alhray
Wallling
Suniay
Currie Theteuyan
Detorten Filson
Dayton
Deeb Mexondar
Bleyland Towustiy
Wile Gyleretet
Willan
Comite
Orb
Alves
Theitias Morphy
Do Murphy
Kennwort
Arerina
Heneley
Ike Birsh
Quality Telly
ST Avttos
C.C. Flarsh
Vlei
F. C. Edsell
Court Street
Cpa
Ohio Milling & Elevator Co., Ruscue Oborn, Ree
Iain
Anthony
Barnd
West Center St
Turners Fall
Kaney
New York State
Chas, Turner & Co
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