Marion Man Elected Thirty-Third Degree Mason
At the Masonic Supreme Council meeting in Buffalo the morning telegrams and messages from Mason friends across the country announced George D. Copeland of this city as elected a thirty third degree Mason. He will receive the degree formally in Boston next year, joining Busby P. Sweney as the only Marion County men to attain the honor.
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Masonic Supreme Council
Buffalo
George D. Copeland
Supreme Coun al
Boston
Copeland
Mégenges
Marion County
Busby P. Sweney
Marion
Copeland earns high Masonic honor in Ohio
Mr. Copeland, a prominent Ohio lawyer and grand officer in multiple Masonic bodies, was elected to the thirty third degree in the Supreme Council. The honor follows his roles as Grand Master of the Grand Council of Royal and Select Masons of Ohio and other leadership positions in the order. Hawley P. Sweney sent early congratulations as Copeland’s election drew national attention.
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Supreme Council
Copeland
Gremdinueter
Grand Lodge
Chas
Theriends
Tax value debate sparks reader letter in Mirror
A reader challenges J B Bolander on tax concepts, clarifying he is a renter and disputing direct taxes. He cites property values and voting debates, arguing taxpayers should disclose true tax values and railing at calls for higher assessments.
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J. B. Bolander
Jaaider
Sie of the Mirror
Tate
Bolander
Jer
Suspected Pocket Picker Charged After Erie Station Incident
Frank Hartix, a foreigner alleged artist at the Latiners, arrested after allegedly picking the pocket of Cyril G. Miles at Union station yesterday morning. Miles and Foreman, bound for Richwood, were swept into a rushing crowd, Hartix later found with only $2. Pleaded not guilty at Justice Conley’s, bond set at $800. confinement awaiting jury.
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Cyril G. Miles
P.O. Woreman
Union Station
Frank Hartix
Richwood
Miles
Foreman
Erie
Harris
Harrie
Confederate
Hatria
Conley
Lewihre Grocery Tangled With Cak and Crackers
A fragmented note from Lewihre grocery mentions cak and crackers. The readable item suggests a minor incident involving products but lacks clear details or dates. No injuries or agencies are identified.
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Lewihre Grocery Taniore
Funeral Services for William D Teck
The funeral of the late William D Teck who died at his Owens home Thursday will be held at the Presbyterian church at 1 30 PM Saturday conducted by Rev G M Rourke. The remains will rest in Marion cemetery.
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William D. Teck
Owens
Presbyterian Church
G. Mi. Rourke
Marion Cemetery
Quilting Bee Held by Ladies at Lee Street Church
The Ladies' Ald society of Lee Street Presbyterian met at Mrs. Thomas Jenkins home on Lee Street Thursday afternoon. Attendees quilted and did needle work in the early hours, enjoyed elegant refreshments, and closed in a Viennette style. A church meeting is planned in two weeks for an all day quilting bee.
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Lee Street Presbyterian Church
George
Loral
Gnade
George M. Rourke
Ald Society
Lee Street
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Jenkins
Saucy Styles At Miss Rhode Island Show
Saucy Styles features new mills for early fashion trends at MISS RI weekend. IS and Bros present informal wear by local designers. Atylen and Jeen highlight casual looks blending vintage flair with modern silhouettes.
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Saucy
Morrow
Miss
Bros
Campers Return From Grafon Michigan Hunting Outing
A Marion camping party led by R Kibefelters and Jeily along with several companions retired from Grafon Michigan after a two week hunting and fishing trip. The group reported a fine outing with plenty of fish and memorable moments among villagers and friends.
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R. Kibefelters
Jeily
Mra
Reidenbaugh
Seb
Jon
Gus Hecker
Mes
Weoley Hecker
Verm Hecker
Mite
Cleo Jamger
Milan Hh Neel
Mise
Minnie Warner
Wililat
Wap’ Ner
Mra A. Court
Nepal Zook
J. J. Meeker
Georgiay Hecker
Edward Bindhey
Charles Kilegel
William Sim
Grafon
Michigan
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Adler Bros
Hawk
Manhattan
Sam Pegk
Cebbang
Barat Neckwy
Gorner
Gomfort
Kleinmaier Bros
Sorosos
Mittine Moncow
Ington
Philadelphia
Walter M. Wood
Chicago
Flere
Petty & Starr
Temperance Rally
In Millinery
Miss Two Reington 'S
Pnet
Fall Millinery
Paris
New York
the Hopkin's Credit Store
MR. Copeland
The
Marion Clothing & Cloak Co
W. Center St
A. CG
Baghman, Mgr
Irde
Munson
Mr. Kedstor
Mar
Mr. Bolsinlers
Frank Harris
Cyril G. Miller
Marion Party
KAS Back
Local Option Sons
Warner & Edwards
Asc
Warner
Edwards
Nature
Ohio Milling & Elevator Co
Atlas Cement
Roscoe Receiver
Wiliam
William Tell
Springfield
Ohio
Ed & Burk Company
Buckeye
William Tell Flour
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