Merry-go-round Rides Tonight for Six Cents
A local merry-go-round plans evening rides at reduced fare of six cents per ride. The event promotes continuing family entertainment during the week with stationary attractions available for patrons.
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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1908
Page
8
Indicted in Thirteen Cases and Jail Improvements Urged
The grand jury returned thirteen indictments and ignored thirteen cases. Two indictments are held sub rosa. Jurors urged extensive jail improvements including interior and exterior repairs and updated walk fences and steps. Also noted were alimony and divorce actions and a transfer request to the U S district court for a $15 600 injury suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
Criusinger and Guthery
Erie Railroad Company
Court of Commot Pleas
W. H H. Crafts
Walt
Youngstown
United States District Court
Toledo
United States
Ninoty
Court of Common Pleas
Roma
John G. Ruth Wor
William Gobbison
Jobo
Gold Stevens
David ‘Thompson
Bryan May Visit Marion on the Hocking Valley Train
Bryan will visit Marion on Wednesday September 23 aboard the southbound Hocking Valley passenger No. 2. He is expected to arrive around 10:10 AM and speak briefly to Marion residents before continuing the tour toward Columbus with Governor Jennings. The plan may change but locals anticipate a strong turnout to glimpse the candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uta Roy
Ottieo
Ain Bryan
Ain Bryan With, Mb Aeaky
Abaddis
Ile Poutst
Bryaik
Jennings
Blonde
Ain Enroute
Bryan
Lincoln
Nomere
Columbus
Mario
Hocking Valley
Mr. Bryan
Marion
Mer
Wil Bonor
Death of Mrs Meir John Hinkle in Delaware
The death of Mrs Meir John Hinkle, a former LaRue resident, occurred at her Delaware home Friday morning after six o'clock. She had been an invalid for years and her funeral is planned for Saturday afternoon with burial in the Altae cemetery after a service in Larne Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meir John Hinkle
LaRue
Delaware
Larne Hmriday
Laltae
Rev Rowley Ends Marion Pastorate Heads to Toledo
Reverend C J Rowley will leave Marion to take up evangelistic work with headquarters in Toledo Ohio. He plans to move household goods within a week and has already arranged rooms in Toledo. Rowley has served over four years filling the vacancy left by Rev R B Courter and will be remembered as a close spiritual leader by his Marion congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Rowley
Wealey M
Oharets
Ukatae
Murton
Rowley
Toledo
Marion
R. B. Courter
Worest
Mu‘rion
Mr. Rowley
Kenora
Masonic Lodge Notice for Eyworth Church Service
Marion Lodge No WF and AM members are asked to meet at Mavonie Mall on Sunday at 1 PM to attend the tune of Brother George Brown at Eyworth KB church at 2 20 PM. Conley W M and Jas Knapp publish the notice inviting members to meet at Ealers Candy Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Lodge No
Mavonie Mall
George Brown
Eyworth
Hains
Conley
W. M. Jas. Knapp
Work Progress on Marion and Upper Sandusky Interurban
Grading near Upper Sandusky reaches two miles ahead with five small bridges ready to be installed. Completion is anticipated within a week, enabling rail laying to begin in October. Officials expect the railroad to operate by early next year or soon after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion and
Upper Sandusky
MISS MATTIE MEREDITH WORTH ME. CIRCLE MEETING
The Queen Ether Circle met at Miss Mattie Merediths East Church street home Thursday evening. A large attendance heard devotional exercises by Mink Cane Morris. Readings and songs featured Rene Joillons Mountains by Eleanor Koy and a vocal by Jos Holmes. Mrs Marence Bowers told The Story of Queen Hothers Life. The program ended with a brief business session, refreshments, and a social afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Eether
Witie
Mattie Meredith
East Church Street
Thureday
Mink Cane Morris
Rene Joillotte
Hleanor Koy
Jousholmes
Queen Hther
Mlaw
Marence Bowers
Deafness Cured Only by Constitutional Remedies
Deafness cannot be cured by local applications as they cannot reach the inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube. The only cure is constitutional remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is promoted with a $100 reward for any case caused by catarrh not cured by it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nfall
TF. J. Cheney & CO
Toedo
Hall
Orphans fatally harmed by Turkish soldiers
Pastor of Babylon Church solicits funds with mayor and police chief to rebuild a Caldelah church in Rebylon destroyed by Turks. Rev Seemon Anton and Deacon Necola Semon gather money in the city as sworded children died at the church door. edifice later destroyed. Fundraising drives and hall event noted for September 15 with contact phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seemon Anton
Necola Semon
Habylon
Caldea
Rebylon
Ehurot
Endurance Run Ends at Toledo In Tough Finish
A Toledo endurance run concluded after delays due to punctures and broken equipment. Marlo participated among a few runners. the Mora team, once the official leader south of the city, posted a solid effort despite penalties and late starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Marlo
Sandusky
Funeral Services For George Brown Held At Leppworth
Funeral services over the remains of George Brown, who died Thursday morning, will be conducted from Leppworth M church at 2:30 Sunday afternoon. D. H. Bailey to officiate. Interment will follow at Marion cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brown
Uepworth
Charles Muth
Agenti
Thin Eliy
George Wahl
Funeral notice for Sir George at Marton Lodge
All interiors of Marion Commands wry of No 36 K T are requested to attend the funeral of Sir George at Marton Lodge, Asyuth, September, at above oclock. DAN EVANS DO KNAPP, Seov.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
K. T
Asyuth
Sir George As Ewort
Marton ‘Lodge
Dan Evans
DO Knapp
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kleinmaiers
Marion Clothing & Cloak Co
Center St
Land Shitey Judy
Edward Hyatters
Charles
William ‘Trimmer
William Bingham
James McGowan
Charles Claar
William T
Mitchel
John Osborn
Willan Diehl
Elseworth Lewis
William Snyder
Minerva Richey
Stull
Mary Mosler
Jacob A. Joweby
Elmer Cornwell
Teane Greene
Failre
Joseph W. Harris
Joseph Everly
J. W. Hilty
Georgie le Hity
Young
Kepyville
Goody France
THE
Hopkins Credit Store
L, Coburn
Hocking
Mrs
John Ubnkle
Rev
Mrs. Rowley
Ealers
Indian Village
Miss Mattie Meredith
Eathere
Ep. Worth M
Babylon Church
Sehnhager’s
Hall Tuemay
Itonewt
Beatty & Long
Warner & Edwards
Mls Gosing
Tschanew Bros
C. C. Marsh
Omee
Main St
Anthony
McCall Patters
McCall’s
New York
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