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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1908

Page

8

German MBE elects officers for Sunday school year

An organizational meeting of the Sunday school board at the German MBE church elected John Schott as superintendent Willem Craceey as sexton and periltonient Harry Ceiveley as secretary John Bancord as auvtetant eves etary Leo Warner as treasurer AdIth Hecker oegwald George Bechet Artie Stwaners. Rex porte for the verre work were nee received. Hundreds being cured. Colambid tterally exerted over a newly discoveryeare for Tuberculosis and Consumption. For full particulars address NS. C. Company, Columbus, Ohio. $-2t

Germin MB Il Chie Tone John Schott Willem Craceey Sextant Enperiltonient Harry Ceiveley John Bancord Eves Etary Leo Warner AdIth Hecker Oegwald George Bechet Art NS. C. Company Columbus Ohio

Amann Advances in Medal Flour Quality Test

Gov medal flour progress noted as Amann achieves a milestone in quality testing. Officials and bakers express cautious optimism about improvements and potential impact on production standards.

Oinaw Gov

Market House Expansion Promoted by City Board

The city board discussed enlarging the market house to accommodate demand, noting current crowded quarters and rising competition. Bain urged council approval for expansion after reporting revenue and expenses from the market, while park operations and maintenance funding were also reviewed.

CruiKshank Family Reunion Attends Large Gathering

Mr and Mrs Stephen Ly Caulk Shank of Winder Street hosted a reunion of their large family of twelve children with thirty four attendees including six sons two daughters and many spouses arriving from Michigan Ohio and Stratford Ohio. A be noon dinner was served and enjoyed by all gathered relatives and a few outside connections attended.

Stephen Ly Caulkshank Winder Street Farry Poewday Warriod Lawn Edward Stephen Everett Michigan Oliver Cronahank Leipale Ohio Hesea Mra. T BR. Rowleye Wesley MK Church

Great Day for Children Play Day At Lane Fall Park

City aims to entertain youngsters with a full day of amusements at Lane Fall Park before school begins Friday. From 9 a.m. games, rides, prize ball, photography demonstrations, and doll showcases fill the schedule.

Lane Fall Park Aimateur Tolden McKinnim Jen Mustain Gorton D. A. Wuard Mra A. Rain

Delegates Named for State Convention

The Frances Willard W CT U met at the home of Mrs Iva Mlateher on South State Street Tuesday afternoon. Reports from the past year were read and delegates were appointed to attend the State W O convention to be held at Akron October 7 8 and 9. The following were appointed Mrs Myra Lee Mrs Maud Mokeawer Mrs O W Midiam and Mrs Sarah Sautter. Members elected for the coming year were Mrs Mary Jennings president Mrs Maud Mekeover corresponding secretary Mrs Libbie Gough recording secretary with Mrs Ann Hoberman treasurer. A program meeting is planned for Macnoth park September 15 at a time. the reception of new members will be held.

Frances Willard W. CT. U Iva Mlateher South State Street Tueway Akron Myra Lee Maud Mokeawer O. W, Midiam Rs. Sarath Sautter

Off for Camp Company Heads to Indianapolis Camp

Fifty strong, the company leaves by special train for Camp Benjani near Indianapolis to man a word with regiments of the regular army and Indian National Guard. They assemble at the armory at nine, march to the station in full uniform, and will spend ten days camping at the state capital.

Benjani Hhierfeon Indianapolis Regular Army Indian National Guard Hi. C. Hictorieon I

Men Sign Local Option Petition by Friday Night

Be sure to sign the Local Option Petition by Friday night at 9 1 3. The notice urges eligible voters or participants to complete the petition before the deadline.

Marion County Hills Club Invites Bryan and Taft

At a Marion Commercial club meeting on August 8, 1908, the newly formed Marion County Hills Club elected officers and planned a Lincoln Park gathering for September 7. They invited William Jennings Bryan and William Howard Taft to attend or send letters of regret if unable to attend.

Marion County Ghost PLC Lancoln Park Bil Tate Bryan Bill Wd. Bryan Lincoln Depry Marion Commercial Club Marion County “Hills Alle Bryan Bill" Taft Spencer

Public Examination 1 Meeting at High School Friday

Public Examination 1 will meet at the High School building Friday Sept 4 at 8 80 a m. Pupils who have studied during vacation may be examined. Others may consult or enter for entrance and classification at the opening of school next Monday. G-2-21 MH L PRANK

MH. L

Miss Caroline Meyers Hosts Carlétian Endeavor Social

Miss Caroline Meyers of south Prospect entertained the Carlétian Endeavor society of the Protestant Evangelical Salem church at her home Ten day evening. The event featured a social, light refreshments, and cheerful conversation as members enjoyed the gathering.

Caroline Meyers South Prospect Eireel Evangelea Salem

Not in Danger: Davide Street Lad Missing at Lakeside

Relatives of Cornelius O Keefe of Davide street fear for his safety after reports he was last seen at Lakeside amid high winds. An investigation found he and several other youths were caught in a storm and escaped injury, with hopes he will return home soon as authorities warn travel is hazardous.

Cornelius O'Keefe Davide Street Lakeside O'Keefe Heme Wien

Interurban Line Progress To Upper Sandusky

Cars may be running to Upper Sandusky before snow flies as work progresses on the Interurban line between this city and Upper Sandusky. Oblis of Toledo, president of the proposed company, said grading is moving quickly with fifteen miles completed south of Upper Sandusky and track laying set to begin late October. The line aims for rapid completion and may extend toward Toledo next spring via Postoria.

FM. Obis Toledo Marion Upper Sanctusky Toledo Traction Company Mr. Obl Upper Sandusky Upper Sandagky Postoria

Richard Carle Returns With Marya Lamb at New York Theatre

The town buzzes as Richard Carle comes back to stage Marya Lamb, a favorite program now produced at the New York Theatre for distribution starting Sunday, Sept. 6. The Sunday World reports the show, arranged with Witmark the prominent publisher.

Richard Carle Marya Lamb Carle New York World New York Theatre Witmark Big Song

Warner Edwards Store Seeks Neck Pieces and Furs

The Warner Edwards Store offers storage for new pieces and a small down payment to secure any neck piece or fur coat. Bring repairs Thursday while Mr Edmonds, the manufacturer’s representative, is on site.

Mr. Edmonds

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