Marion High School Board Elects Berry as Principal
At a special meeting the Marion High School board elected Mr. Berry to fill the principal vacancy in the Commercial department with a salary of 100 dollars per month. Mrs. Emery was hired as an extra teacher for sixth grade at Oak Street, and plans for an additional art and penmanship instructor were set for next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles ©. Lorry
Tyrone
Pennsylvania
Marion High School
Board of Education
High Eohool
Berry
Beckett
Gerry
Henry
Prank
Christian
Spaulding
Derry
Gregg
Patterson
Geale
Igh School
Contest
Thleely
Dickerson
Columbus
Uld Fee
Vranx
Alpha Delts
Welion
Aiveontinnin
Hih
Wehool
Membears
Lada
Mra T, D
Emery Waa
Tanher
Oak Street
Frank
Grounds Wilson
Fmn
Bille
Welojz
Knapp
Maumee Valley
Hilatory
Ohio
Marion County
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Marion Woman
A Marion resident Mrs Mavia Ulman testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured her back pain lameness and fatigue after a summer of distress The endorsement asserts the remedy strengthened her kidneys and she remains cured since using the pills Promotes the product and cites Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo as the U S agents and 50 cent price.
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Dean
Marion
Mavia Ulman
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
Agenta
United States
Doan
Miller Arrested After Affidavit Leads Health Officer
West Center street resident Char Miller was arrested Tuesday afternoon on an affidavit by Health Officer Roy Chapman charging him with creating a nuisance by burning debris near his business. He pleaded guilty in mayor's court and paid a $1 fine. Crawford County Fair details appear with event dates and attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Char's Miller
West Center Street
Roy Chapman
Day Clork
Prison numbers reach capacity for first time in months
A garbled report notes inmates are confined in present conditions with every cell occupied. It mentions the jail reaching capacity for the first time in many months, highlighting crowding and strain on the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pele
Punty
Crane accident injures Sharon resident at Marion plant
A Sharon Pennsylvania resident was severely injured at the Marion Steam Shovel steel plant on Center street when a crane beam struck him while he worked on the framework. He clung to the structure, saving himself from a fatal fall, and was rushed to Central Emergency Hospital. The man suffered skull fracture, a deep facial wound, and a severe scalp injury, with other bruises. He remains under medical care as doctors assess recovery prospects.
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Hower Mitch
Sharron
Pensylvanis
Marlon Steam ‘Shovel
Center Street
Central Emergency Hospital
Markert
Pitch
Fitch
Uni
A. Rhu
Four men arrested on freight train in Kent to Chicago trip
Rodger Charles, William Wilson, George Bolts and James Carter were arrested by detectives on a west bound freight from Kent to Chicago. They pleaded guilty in Justice Girompi's court and were fined $1 and costs, but paid by pledging watches, rings, knives, and other valuables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodger Charles
Wiliam Wilson
George Bolts
James Carter
Fiie
Kent
Ciicaga
Local personals note many visits among city residents
Mrs John Denney visited her daughter at Delaware Tuesday. Prank J H Knivile and Miss Mabel Milter announce plans to marry Miss Ridgeway. Gallion and others visited local friends Tuesday. Miss Luella Watcher of Olney Avenue visited Delaware friends. Sadie Mock and Grace Orr were guests at the Orr home in Gullon Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Robert Patton of Olney Avenue visiting Park ereburg. Edwards work returned to Cleveland after visiting his mother. Eimer Crane of the Boulevard returned from Steelby to his home. Mina Suelle Moinbach of Oberlin acting as guardian at the Charles Kindler home on Grand Avenue. Miss Joe Imy of Chicago, wife of Mr and Mrs Howard Stoll of Rust Canton Street, returned home after an extended West trip. Mrs Mannie Getmy and son Paul of Youngstown guests of Mr and Mrs Martha Wolf on West Center Street. Jamie Daniels returned to Sandusky after visiting local friends. Mrs Mimer Milloune and child You of Wilson Avenue returned from extended visit at Delaware Ostrander and Waterford. Mrs Genevieve Shettrely, formerly of Delphia, mentioned in note.
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Luella Watcher
Olney Avenue
Delaware
Sadie Mock
Grace Orr
Orr
Gullon
Robert Patton
Parkereburg
Edwards
Crome
Cleveland
Eimer Crane
Boulevard
Steelby
Thur
Mins Suele Moinbach
Oberlinds
Jegent
Charles Kindler
Grand Avenue
Mites Joes Imy
Chilcago
Suet
Mir
Mirs
Howard Stoll
Rust Cantar Street
Ore
West Center Street
Ming Jamie Daniels
Sandusky
Mimer Milloune
Wilson Avenue
Delware
Ostrander
Waterford
Genevieve Shettrely
Lodge Notes and Local Meetings Report Active Attendance
The meeting drew a large attendance with many out-of-town visitors. The lodge planned to attend the sixth annual district convention at Morral next Friday and set plans for a stag social on September 22. A committee was formed to review five membership applications as Cahotle Ladies of Osio hosted a large gathering for regular business and a sociable session. Knights of Pythias also reported routine business and anticipated a Tow ard tonight event.
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Soynowsk! Rebecsa
Morral
Sin City Council
Anl Mide
Stag Social
Halla
Local Events and Fire Report Highlight Small Town Page
The missionary society of United Brethren meets at Mrs H O Dunn 250 Elm St Thursday at 2 40 pm. A telephone alarm summons fire department to Uncapher Ave at 4 05 pm for dead grass fire threatening buildings. Firemen extinguish with no damage. A tent full of men will hear How ard tonight. Try an ad to The Mirror Watch Column.
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Missionary Society of the United Brethren
Mre
H. O. Dunn
Elm Street
Thureday
Londance Indonlrod
Avenua
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Telephone
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Chas. Turner & Co
Osteopathy
F. C. Smith
Osteopathic Physician Office
Reber Block
Frank Brog, & Co
W. Center St
Eachiain American Helcot ‘Osteopathy
Kirkaville
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Prof
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T. D. Emery
Crawford County Fair
Bucyrus
Fens Ofsvery Department
COME
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Crane
Sharon
A. Rha
Pittsburg
Arthur Aungst
Alliance
Avnette
George K. Foye
East Geller
Williamstown
Massachusetts
Willams College
Foye
Minnie Keester
Galion
Miet Gertrude Sutter
Norwalk
Howe
George Schoenland Standay
John Kafertyle
Fran
Marion Drewing Ait Botting Company
Frederic Berryman
Dewolt
Usichors
Berryman
Horrynno
Gre Beniy
Song
Loave Tarir
Personals Eee
John Denney
Lodge
Cahotle
Osio
Fedee Tally
Canby
Knights of Pythias
Ay & Lees Coufork Aloes
Howard
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Ansted & Burk Company
Springfield
William Tell Flour
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Manhattan
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