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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1908
Page
8
An invitation highlights a new store location on the south east of friends with a first floor corner phone and open hours. It invites the public to visit the modern store described as the pride of the city and a welcoming resting or meeting place.
A large gathering is expected at Union Station tomorrow morning as William Jennings Bryan arrives by train at 10:15 and speaks for five to ten minutes. Marion County Democrats hope the address will energize voters ahead of November and plan to greet the Nebraskan in person.
Sustices' Court B. Basalr of Cleveland was charged with train riding. Basalr pleaded guilty and was fined and released after serving the sentence.
A letter claims an article in the Mirror yesterday was not written by the undersigned, stating no knowledge of the matter. It references a Department Co display and invites visitors to the County Fair for a genuine surprise.
A community notes the death of George Brown with resolutions praising his character and devotion. The statement extends sympathy to his relatives and copies are to be sent to the family and to the press. A fair dances tonight in Schwinger’s hall features orchestra music.
The local board of education met to discuss supplementing reading materials. About $470 in books were bought with potential future spending up to $500, mainly for lower grades, including history, nature, civics and illustrated titles.
The eighteen year old Mildred Leanora Hailey daughter of Mr and Mrs George Malley died at the parent home on Patten street from typhoid fever. She lived in Marion about two years and is survived by five brothers and sisters. Burial will be at Mt Gilead cemetery after short funeral services.
The Central Ohio district conference at Columbus returned Rev C I Buerkle to his pastorate in the city and Rev George Wahl to Zion and Bethlehem churches in Richland township. Wahl resumes at Zion Sunday morning and Bethlehem afternoon. The reading of assignments followed a long session presided by Bishop Nuolso with a total conference membership of 13 663.
The High School athletes organization elected officers at a Monday meeting in the high school building. Emeron Roms was named president, Carlos Dilly vice president, Byron Reed secretary, and C H Wiha treasurer. About forty members exist, with Reinicke directing football prep and leaving tonight for Annapolis to join B Mole of the Yo MM GC A.
The article describes new dress patterns in wool dress fabrics with side bands of black satin. It notes plain shades Peacock Blue, Taupe Gray, and plums as fashionable. Seven yard patterns, new trimmings, pendants, fringes, satin bands, soutache braid effects, and matches to fall dress goods are highlighted.
Satin finished silks back to satin gowns with shades like Peacock Blue Taupe Gray Wistaria and other staples. Millinery department fixtures mirrors and related items are being placed. Announcement of opening in a day or two.
New tucked nets for waists are scarce already. shown in white and ecru with decorative jem jewelry accents. Prices listed as 50 cents to 60 cents.
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