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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1908

Page

8

Three Men Sent to Jail From Gompt Court

Herbert Conners and William Lowrey Ont Thue Pure, described as laborers, were arrested by detective agents and arraigned in Justice Gompt’s court this morning. Conners faced a spying charge and was remitted with release. the other two were fined five dollars and costs for intoxication and one dollar for treatment. lacking funds they were sent to the county jail.

Herbert Conners Wiliam Lowrey Krie Squire Gompia Conners Rosie Pam Jnl

Crawford County Fair Bucyrus Bucyrus Bucyrus 1941

Fair notices advertise vast attractions including horse racing baseball tournament and special shows. The card promotes lineups from September 15 to 17 with every department full and sport events highlighted. Venue is Crawford County Fair in Bucyrus Ohio with organizers marking the event as end of season.

Crawford County Fair Bucyrus, C Lider Pay

Automobile Wreck Interferes With Race Toward Columbus

A Toledo driver Gideon Spieker wrecked near Marion during a car race as others reached Columbus and proceeded to Cleveland. One official suffered a sprained ankle. all other cars finished the route and continued to Cleveland or Canton.

Gideon Spieker Toledo Loral Auto Inn Wanl An Tron Yan Columbus Mur Cleveland Canton

Fragmentary note on event at former place and Toledo trip

Partial OCR text describes a gathering at a former location and a future trip to Toledo. Mentions Clinton Howard and a light moment. Details are incomplete but indicate a planned sequence culminating in an endurance event. Entities: Cleve Toledo Clinton Howard.

Cleve Toledo

Card of Thanks for kindness after father's death

We wish to express our heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for their kindness during our loss of Ey 'O. 'Theockmorton. We are grateful for the beautiful flowers and for Rev. C. W. Menenet's comforting remarks. MIS CHILDREN, Men! Hear O'Ynton Howard at the ent toilet, wu

Hawke Ey ‘O. ‘Theockmorton Ales C. W. Menenet O'Ynton Howard

William Davis Dies After Typhoid at 65 in Caledonia

William Davis known as Uncle Bi died at 65 in Caledonia after a bout with typhoid fever. He faced financial hardship but remained a familiar figure in Oate donia, living above a Caledonia blacksmith shop. The Claridon township trustees arranged the body and funeral services set for 6 PM Wednesday at Caledonia cemetery.

Wiliam Dougis Oatedonia Claridon Township Caledonia

Annual Election At United Brethren Church Minual Due

The Christian Endeavor society of the United Brethren church held an annual meeting in Minual Due with the annual election of officers. Officers elected include Marl R. Sycks president Clark O. Bender vice president Mic Fay Shambaugh recording secretary Nellie Beaver corresponding secretary Byron Reed treasurer William Bowler chorister Mildred Goldy Gelbough organist Donald Reed reporter. Clinton Howard spoke tonight.

Christian Endeavor Society of the United Brethren Church Minual Marl R. Sycks Clark Bender Mic Fay Shambaugh Nellie Beaver Byron Reed Mer William Bowler Milk Goldy Gelbough Donald Reed

IEACH A DIVORCE Sensational Allegations in Petition

A Wisconsin couple, Georgie J Hilty and Sophia Fleming, seek divorces after long marital strife. Hilty alleges constant neglect, ill treatment, and a beating. Fleming accuses Hilty of infidelity and a lewd home life with other men. Both petitions list prior marriages, alleged misconduct, and requests for restraining orders and dower rights.

Ie Hone Tne David Fleming Sophia Fleming Green Camp David Himmiser Willian Riepp Fleminig Himmiger Rupp Crissinger and Gathery

Deafness Cure Offered By Constitutional Remedies

A梗claim of a guaranteed cure for deafness by constitutional remedies is advertised. It states deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tube mucous lining and warns that hearing loss becomes permanent if inflammation is not removed. The ad offers $100 for any case of deafness caused by catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure and promotes other products and local ads.

Hall Cheney & CO Toedo Driggista Toke Hall Pilla

Mrs Mariah McWhorter Dies After Illness at Home

Mariah McWhorter aged one year at her home in Big Island township died Monday evening after a long cancer illness. A Marion county resident most of her life she was survived by her husband and three children. Funeral services were held at Agosta Methodist church Wednesday at 11 with Rev. Samuel Fulton officiating, burial in Agosta cemetery.

Mariah McWhorter Big Island Township Dewine Hern Marion County Chedren Agosta Methodist Church Samuel Fulton Green Camp Agosta

Local Option Rally and Picnic Planned at Win Ridge

Rev George M. Rourke and Rev H Malley will conduct a local option rally and picnic at Win Ridge next Saturday. The program includes treatments, a hall event, and a musical band.

George M. Rourke

Increase Park Pavilion Size Urged by Superintendent

Park superintendent Addison Bala urged the board to enlarge the Lincoln Park pavilion to better serve skaters dancers and picnickers. The board favored enlargement but postponed until spring due to finances while street repairs on North Maton Street and a catch basin on Chase Street were also approved. Bills totaling 1000.14 were approved with all members present.

Addison Bala Board of Publi Service Sant Oveniigh Lincoln Park Tihe Mr. Rain Blum North Maton Street Chase Strat

Second Ride on the Water Wagon at South Prospect Street

At a Tuesday evening gathering on South Prospect Street Clinton Howard spoke against excessive laughter during a Meceenwera event and urged prohibition enforcement. He referenced biblical imagery and warned of a crumbling societal trifecta of indulgence, urging support for a crackdown in Maine Oklahoma and beyond.

South Prospect Clinton Howard Maxex Japan Ching Panama Canal Maine Uneleam

Temperance movement frames a reform rally and church support

A reader impression notes a temperance procession in progress with references to abolitionists, church involvement, and political pushback. It cites Mnemonics of temperance history, insurance and fraternal orders, and a projected talk by Mr. Howard praising religious backing and reform efforts amid a gambling and vice environment.

Larroom Paul Wwe Aly Waughington Lie Uume Mike ‘Poledo Howard Great Northern Railroad Milwaukee Brewers Church of God Hell Catholic Church

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