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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1908
Page
8
Money loaned at low rates with privacy and flexible installments. The Marion Chattel Loan Co offers quick cash on personal property with repayment plans to suit the borrower. Located at 1811 2 East Center Street, contact phone 980.
The city council failed to assemble for a special meeting scheduled at 6 PM to consider several resolutions. Member Waples was out of town, preventing a full council from voting, so the session was adjourned to 7 PM the next evening.
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church five miles southeast of Marion on Richland pike, remodeled this summer at about 3000 dollars, will be rededicated Sunday September 9 with morning and evening services. Rev M Hecht of Dayton and Rev J W Maule of Hartford City preach in German and English, with other clergy from Marion and Cardington. Morning service at 9 20, evening at 7 00. Friends invited.
Judge William F Duncan of Findlay overruled the Clinton Foundry and Machine company demurrer in Marion National Bank against City of Marion. The decision allows the auditor of state and attorney general to intervene to protect the city, asserting the contract and actions surrounding the Clinton plant constituted fraud. The case centers on graft allegations, contract dealings, and misused funds tied to the disposal plant project.
An all male crowd gathered to hear Ciin ton SN. Howard close his address in Marion, speaking for over an hour and a half. He urged prohibition, cited Neal Dow and Maine, and warned Marion voters about the risks of drink. He framed biblical references around Calvary and forgiveness and urged alignment with public will and law.
The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary societies of the First Presbyterian Church held joint sessions led by Mrs. Rourke. The afternoon theme A Look Forward covered aims, plans, and giving, with talks on missionary work in Japan and broader aims for the Master.
Mrs Matilda Ruth aged 45 wife of Charles Ruth died at her home near Agosta from cancer of the bowels after almost two years illness. She formerly resided in Galton. Survived by husband and two daughters Minwee Pearl and Tya Ruth. Funeral at nine Saturday morning at the residence with interment at Marion cemetery.
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