Local events recount small incidents and visits
A laugh marked Tuesday at a couple’s home north of town. Mary Murphy suffered bruises at parochial school on North Prospect Street but faces no serious injury. Fred Schneider injured a finger when a window fell on Columbia Street. George and Mrs King hosted guests at Mt Vernon Avenue. County commissioners visited Green Camp to inspect the Reely ditch territory and discuss drainage costs with Marion officials. A note mentions a Chinese law line about divorce and a street sign inviting readers to Raters Candy Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HM. Brewer
Mary
Hite
D. W. Murphy
Uncaphor Avenue
North Prospect Street
Muesday
Fred Schneider
David Frank
Columbia Street
George King
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Green Camp Township
Toda
Union County
Commi Caioners
Marion County
Pierson Clothes Shop Sold to Fleming and Clark
H N Pierson’s South State street tailoring shop changes hands to William Fleming and George Clark. They plan a new shop with fresh stock and will take over immediately. Mrs Pierson and daughter Marie relocate to Euclid Avenue with Pierson’s chiropractic parlor and other plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South State Street
H. N. Pierson
William Fleming
George Clark
Pew
Mr. Fleming
Mr. Clark
Marion
Petty
H. N. Merson
Cleveland
Mre. Merson
Mine Pierson
Euclid Avenue
Mins Pierson
Mike Pierson
Marlon Friends
Getting Ready for Registration Days in Marion City
Four registration days are set for October 1, 8, 10, and 17. Voters must register to be eligible to vote under the latest law. Polling places will open on those dates and officials urge registration, especially on the first day. Local party committees will mobilize supporters to persuade the indifferent voters until the final day. An official observer predicts a larger county option vote countywide, with Marion potentially recording the largest turnout yet for the election.
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Board of Elections
Phe
Marion
Common Sense And a Tablet for Indigestion Relief
A vintage medical advertisement proclaims Stuart's Dyspepin Tablets as natural common sense digesters. It asserts indigestion and dyspepsia stem from insufficient stomach materials and blood support, promising quick digestion, enriched gastric juices, and stronger blood. The ad invites readers to mail their name and address for a free trial package from F A. Stuart & Co. Marshall Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mall
F A. Stuand
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Mich
Conference Convenes at United Brethren Church
The San dusky annual conference opened with devotions led by Rev. L. G. Reed and Rev. R. A. Powell. Morning sessions included a 7:30 devotional, Bishop Matthews’s address, and minister examinations. Reports from district leaders W. L. Roberts and G. Tiley followed. The funeral of the late William Tae was set for Centerville, Indiana, with the mother arriving to oversee arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feslow
Sandusky
United Brethren Church
L. G. Reed
W. Ll, Roberts
Lima
Ohio
Rev
G. Tiley
Hicks
Vile
Social Club Embroidery Meeting At East Center Street
Yesterday afternoon the feet meeting of the 8 J tule season gathered eighteen members at Mrs George Baler home on East Center street. The afternoon included embroidery and music with Miss Don Jones and Mrs Bakora ghet from Oneter performing vocal and piano pieces. Guests listed included Mrs J By Taylor Mrs Joseph Guthery George Neely Mrs Charles Kuncauey George Bale Mrs Wilhir Dinglat Miss Fleeta Thames Miss Meta Ramer and others. The next meeting will be in two weeks at Mrs A Bryant north State street.
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J. Tule
Sirs
George Baler
East Center Street
Rhoades
Ead A Gatper
Jay California
J. By Taylor
Josph Guthery
George Neely
Charles Kuncauey
George Bale
Wilhir Dinglat
Zed Gunder
Edward Munnell
Mirey
Wagoner
Wand Bindsey
Joe Kowa
Mire W. DB
Spaulding
John Bain
Mya. J
Bamuo Court
Fleeta Thomas
Meta Ramer
Milw Dora Jones
Custer
Mim. A. Bryant
North State, Street
Dalzell Family Holds Reunion in Morral Area
The Dalzell Neff family reunion gathered Saturday September 12 at the Campbell estate two miles east of Morral. About sixty relatives attended. Election of officers named J. S. Net Morios as president and David Morral of Agosta as vice president. The next reunion will be the second Saturday in September at the same location.
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Anabel
Dalzell Neff
Mra J. J. Campbell
Mira
Net
Morios
David Morral
Agosta
Mia
J. W. Campbell
LaRue
J. L. Tastings
Lane
Dalz
Campbell
Morral
Stra
Neff
Mire
Hilzabeth Showers
J. B. Camprell
Moral
Mra
Grant Mouser
Marian
Edith Cummings
Tontogaiy
Mint Rachel Dean
Kenton
Lottie Jump
Levert
Bealde
J. 8. Neff
Frank Neff
Fred Nef
Ordy Neff
Evrar Neff
Clifford Neff
Don Neff
Henry Winters
Melvin Winters
Howard Winters
Ming Mabel Davdson
Imma Hollant
Mr. and
Mire G. DD. Honeke
George D Huneke
Marion
R. D. Hannah
Mix
Jerry Benschoter
Rand Rapids
Ohio
Mike Feith Cummings
Ainese Colina
Mer
Mrv
W. Ak Hannah
Tontorway
Mollie Marshal
Upper Saniusky
Amixeed
Goldie Wid Deda Nef
Clifford
Elizabeth Blowers
van Deal
Alice Deal
Hay Dea
Anna Deal
Gertrude Deal
Melvin ‘Deal
Vernon
Agotta
Low Angeles
Cal
Police Court AWC Walters Rewar ding on Cherry Street
Police court records report Walters was rewarded for apprehending a thief at the city market house Saturday evening. A pocket book with valuable papers and a government seal banked articles was taken, but Walters retained life money in another pocket and the thief did not escape with the valuables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walters
Mir Milwernant
Seal
Mir
Mirror Ad Promises Bold Wast Dolumo Offers
Local mirror ad touts a new product called Wast dolumo with a promise of value and novelty. It highlights discounted pricing and limited stock, urging readers to act quickly to avoid missing the deal.
Bromo-Quinine Remedy Ad Promises Quick Relief
An old advert claims Bromo-Quinine is the remedy that cures in a day, urging readers of The Mirror to try the product as a speedy cure while noting its presence in the bustling public notices of the era.
Truant Problems Rise in City Schools This Year
Public schools report many truants as parents hesitate to remove children from work for schooling. Buildings chief PB Wilson notes a rise in unexcused absences amid economic strain and parental reluctance.
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PB. Wilson
Weil
Dupus
Wikoo
Edura
Ton
Wesley Meeting Lists Appointments and Officers
The Mirror records a Wesley meeting noting deputies and officers appointed for the coming term. C Le Parr serves as superintendent with T Sprage and V Uncapher in key roles. lists of treasurer, choristers, organist, and cradle roll superintendent are named along with several assistants and clerks.
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Thanil
Wesley My
Cirivens
C. le Parr
Thomes Sprage
Ta. V. Uncapher
Micr
Orel
Lucy Sprog
Hobe Bitar
Selander
Mandhe Watkin
Mite Borin Karon
Munergarten
Personal Property Loan Offer from Marion Chattel Loan Co
An advertisement promises immediate loans on personal property with low rates and private terms. It targets readers facing hot weather costs and household bills, offering installments that fit any budget and urging quick borrowings at Howell Bant Center Street, Mhouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Chattel Loan Co
Bant Center Street
Mhouses
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