Schwinger Offers Dancing Class for Bot Hinners
Bot Hinners invited to a dancing class by Schwinger on Tuesday September 15 with contact by phone iT.
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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1908
Page
11
Bot Hinners invited to a dancing class by Schwinger on Tuesday September 15 with contact by phone iT.
A short ad notes a sale called One Grand Picnic inviting offers. It specifies availability on Saturday and Monday and asks buyers to make an offer for the item described as picnic equipment or event setup.
Beem, a well known Richwood resident, wandered away from his boarding house to Columbus following his sister's death. A citywide search began after he started one of his long walks and has not been found to date.
Jump quick piano sale listed at 25 dollars in first claw condition. Perry's Music Store advertises the deal with a quick sale emphasis and a 5.24 price reference.
Still a vacancy after CM Beckett resigns from the High School commercial department. Board members Jacoby and Guthery report no suitable candidate yet found to accept the position. Officials fear continued difficulty in filling the vacancy as current applicants refuse to relocate. Admiral Coffer is referenced as a prior effort.
Marion plans a large Labor Day delegation led by Prospect K of P B to Shelby Ohio with hopes of winning part of a $500 prize. The group leaves Monday at 9 25 AM aboard the Big Four, wearing white attire and carrying a red white and blue umbrella banner bearing Marion Ohio. The event will include a 23 piece band and attracts hundreds from Marion plus delegations from Bucyrus Crestline Mansfield Kenton and others as Shelby hosts parades balloons bicycle races and more.
William Adams a boiler maker at the Erie gas house sustained a bad blow to the head and shoulders when a flue slipped from a companion's grasp Friday afternoon. The incident at work caused serious concern though his injuries are not expected to be life threatening.
In Siaclen county heated debate surrounds a ballot petition on temperance. Reports claim 3800 signatures have been secured to advance the option, with supporters and opponents arguing over the likelihood of success as petitions reach headquarters.
The informant reported seven or plight sets were not yet returned while the igpal option election neared. Officials were compelled to secure 2 845 signatures, and the petition would be submitted to the proper officials no later than Tuesday.
An advertisement claims deafness stems from inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube. It asserts tonic cures are possible only by constitutional remedies, offering $100 for cases caused by catarrh not cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Includes address F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio and warnings to seek doctors for constipation.
The Butler family extends heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness shown during the sickness and death of our beloved wife and mother. Appreciation for floral offerings sent by friends and neighbors. L. F. Butler and children.
A fragmentary report notes a moving ball on a Cleveland monument at Marion cemetery and a nearby moving doll found on a monument in Lakeview cemetery. The tiny ball, about inches in diameter, resembles the ball on another monument and draws curiosity from local railroad activity and nearby attractions.
Bone Warner Moran Edgar Warner of Morral was arraigned by Justice Charles H. Conroy on a failure to provide for a 14 month old child. He pleaded not guilty and bond of 300 dollars was set for Monday. Other items include Terry Hammond arrested on fraud attempt against a man, and Jose Morte sought as a crook. Hammond settled the Dill. charges withdrawn. Portes to be held at county jail Tuesday for first hearing before EB Gompf.
Police report John Seymour, an old soldier, arrested on East Center street Friday by Officer McDonough. He faced charges at the mayor's court, pleaded guilty to several counts, and was fined one dollar with costs. A separate incident recounts a man attempting a loop from the Court House stop, later detained and jailed for failure to pay a local fine.
A Marion County political gathering plans a Lincoln Park event featuring Taft and Bryan speakers, with Hagan Scofield Moloney and others among presenters. The program includes baseball, side shows, dancing, fireworks, prizes for best parade entrants and house guests, and a focus on public speeches by notable figures.
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