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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-21

Mrs. Mack Woodard, of Grard
avenue, was charming hostess We'd
nesday afternoon for the pleasure of
the N. Y. b. club.
The ladies brought their needle
work and were Industrious during
the chatty hours. At twilight a delic-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-21
A Dollars Hardest
Work.

Is to remain idle. Idle dollars are
worthless so far as their earning
power goes.
Idle dollars earn no interest; they
cause you TO lose interest In them.
When you have started its easy 10
keep the dollars earning more, your
interest from your dollars and I'm
Sour dollars increases as they keep
piling up. We have always paid O
per cent. on deposits. -. -. -.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-21

Fred Hammond of Radnor, tlrou
the John n. Clark agency has
purchased 100 acres of land near
Travis city, Michigan. Mr.. Ham
mond made the purchase for invest-
ment.
Miss Louie clayton received over
one hundred postal cards yesterday
in honor of her birthday.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-21

A merry crowd of young folks call
ed en- masse upon Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
eph Price of Oak street last evening
where a round of gayety celebrating
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-21

There was a pleasant business and
social session of the United Brethren
MISSIONARY society with Mrs. A. o.
Jennings yesterday afternoon.
When the meeting was called to
order, reports of the convention of
the Sandusky division of the state
conference recently convened at
Bowling Green, We're read by the
delegates, Mrs. A. o. Jennings and
Miss Sarah Sheedy. Devotionals were
followed by an enjoyable musical pro-
gram and dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess.
There was an excellent attendance.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-21

The indoor picnic planned by the
Young Matrons Embroidery club was
one of the unique and thoroughly en-
joyable affairs Of last evening.
The merrymakers gathered at the
East Center street home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Boinger, the rooms of
which had been transformed into the
semblance of forest with greenery
and orchard blossoms. Beneath the
bows a real picnic cloth was spread,
and the contents of well filled ham,
pers combined to the making of, a
picnic spGead of summer variety.
The guests were seated in true out of
door style which gave an atmosphere
OF merriment and informality to the
occasion such as exists in wood picnics
in July. The illusion was complete de-
spite the April SHOWS. After the
spread Messrs. Fred Warner and John
Zachman contributed two seasonable
and humorous readings to the amuse-
ment of the evening while Mrs. Ray
Bennett and Mrs. Fies favored with
excellent musical numbers. Open air
games were among the pleasures of
the closing hour.
Mrs. Miller, of David street, has
invited the club for the next meet
ing.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-21
BRIEF MENTION

A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs, Robert Irwin, of Chestnut
street Wednesday evening.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-21

the birth anniversary of Mr.. Price
was in order.
Music and games were among the
pleasantries Of the evening which
terminated with the serving of an
elaborate supper, Miss Maude Thorn
as assisted the unexpected hostess In
caring for her guests. The impropl
hospitality extended ny Mr.. and Mrs.
Price was most delightful.
Those present were Misses Jean
META Berry Bertha Thomas, Nora
Shuster, Gertrude Roberts, Grace
Berger. Iva Shuster, Lola Bailey, Ar
mida Clark, Rosa Clark, Edna Rob-
erts, Edna Adams, Maude Thomas,
Esta Bonham, Harriet Worthington,
Elsie Bonham, Blanche Bonham, Cora
Smith, Mrs. ~"-o~ Bone and Messrs.
Grover Howell, Elmer Lawrence,
Kenneth Riley, Louis Davis, Harry
Adams, w. II. Miller, William Bow
man, James Price, clifford Glass
mire, Wesley Keny, Ray Thompson
and Frank Bone.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-21

Mrs. Jay Gould OF Fostoria is the
6uest of her daughter Mrs. Eugene
stafford
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-21

The w, w. class of the Wesley M.
u church, was pleasantly entertained
by Mrs. o. w. Miller and Mrs. II. w,
Eckels, at the home of the latter on
on York street Tuesday evening.
Growing greenery and great bunch
es of purple lilacs were used to adorn
the parlors, giving breath of spring
time to the indoors.
There was brief business session
followed by an excellent musical pro-
gram to which Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wood and son contributed enjoyably.
Mr. j. Criswell and Rev. and Mrs.
McCleary favored with several ap-
preciable vocal solos. In a peanut
hunt, Rev McCleary was the alert
discoverer. The hostess presented him
with a handsome hand decorated
plate as an honor gift.
An elaborately spread refreshment
table featured the closing hour and
completed particularly pleasant
evening.
Those present were Rev. and Mrs.
III. " McCleary and cildren; Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ A. Gee; Mr.. and Mrs. j. Cris-
well and daughter; Mr.. ands Mrs.
George Wood and son. Mr.. and Mrs.
Evert Ash anddaughter; Mrs. William
Pace and children; Mrs. j. Warner;
Mrs. o. w. Miller and children: Mrs.
George Lashey, Mr.. True Yocum and
Miss Mayo Ruth
Mr.. Roy Adams of East church
street will entertain the class at the
next meeting.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-21

The sixth hop of the E,lk's winter
series was given I'm the lodge APP
artments last evening, proving to be
one of the most enjoyable possible.
a large number of the antlered
tribe. their wives and friends assemb-
led to exchange greetings and dance
or listen to the excellent music fur
nished by Wrights Saxaphone or
chestra, of Columbus. The program
was an excellent one, characterized
by popular and ravorte selections
with welcome Interpolation of sing
ing accompa niment. At midnight an
elaborate' luncheon was served buffet
fashion and there was refreshing
punch throughout the evening.
The Elk hops are among the most
popular on the social calendar.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-21

Mrs. Carey Andrews opened her
Cherry street home yesterday after
noon to receive the Amacitia club.
The first hour was devoted to the
plying of the needle at which the
members excel. Next came an anus
ing floral contest which Mrs. Harry
s. Long proved to be the successful
competitor. She was presented with
pretty picture as a trophy of her
skill. Consolation, a box of candy,
went to Mrs. Willie Draper
At five o'clock there was a tempt
Ing plate luncheon in the parlor fol-
lowed BY season of general socla-
bility.
Mrs. p. ID. Hughey of Leader
street. will entertain at the next meet
ing.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-21

An informal bridge of two tables
was played at the East Church st.
home of Mrs. NJ. j. Sullivan Tuesday
afternoon. The hostess presided
graciously at the tea table after the
game series
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell Strelitz en-
tertained quite informally with three
tables at bridge Tuesday evening as
a courtesy to Mrs. w. r. Bingham,
the house guest of Mrs. Fred Haber-
man. There was dainty card lun-
cheon and general sociability after
the playing.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-21
SOCIETY
and CLUBS

In token of farewell, the c. l.. p.
club assembled quite Unexpectedly at
the State street north home of Mrs
Harry Conner "Wednesday AFTERNOON
and gave their fellow member the
surprise of her life.
Mrs. Conner was delighted with the
pleasure party planned in her honor
and extended q cordial welcome. The
affair was most informal. conversat-
ion and review or club events Will
ing away the hours happily. A feat
ure was a house picnic, the delicacies
for which were extracted from bas-
kets brought by the callers.
After the spread, Mrs. Howard
Hoppock voicing the sentiment of
the entire club IN words of regret at
the parting of'the ways and godspeed,
presented Mrs. Conner with hand
some silver berry spoon. The guests
fingered for the evening hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conner Will leave
soon for Texas where they will make
their future home.
Mrs. Nelson Hatch, OF Avondale
avenue, will be the next club hostess.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-12-01
Zen iOrtr SOo / @nglanO.

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"rO SOlitOll.

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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-12-01
Sve Oafotu.

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Gn ajGmpcplaa.
Sra glberoeen itrlpes

Srd 9lberoeeu itripes
Get auiees for ianoipnIIgi, at Der /
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News Snapshots
OF the Week

the conflict may become Of
congress. In which he will
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Unique Q beatre
stp,uSt Siatoer iprrpiits bUer aitrH ira
vi. y I'll 10.
Suuitrertoe Sangc
mtb Riancsginiii.
siosang 20 oa t5 Gents.
Mere end allie andre.

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-03
Fred Seibert Meets Will
Fatal Accident at A. S. &
r. Plant.
DIES IN THE HOSPITAL
Broken Handle Causes Bid
Ladle to Tip In Mid-Air
Saturday Night.
W0RkMEN UNDERNEATHIT
Foreman Warns Them But
In Trying to Escape Him
self Is Covered.
W0RKME EN- UNDERNEATH
Stumbling and falling in his b

Stumbling and falling In HIS hi q
to get away from the spilled q
tents of a ten-ton ladle of moi
metal, Fred Seibert, fifty-two VI
old, foreman of the converter de-
partment at the American Smelling
and Refining Company's local plant,
was literally roasted to death about
1920 O'Clock Saturday night As
he lay sprawling fiat on the floor OF
the converter department, the moI-
ten mass flowed down upon him,
completely covering his body, yet he
lived until 2:40 o'clock yesterday
morning
Seibert was horribly burned.
There vas not an inch of his body
that had not been reached by the
fluid metal. Despite his injuries, the
foreman remained conscious almost
until his death.
A broken handle on the ladle was
responsible for the accident a,he
big receptacle, carrying between
eight and ten tons of the fluid mat-
ter, broke from the electric crane
transferring it to the converter fur<
mace, and it tipped In mid-air, it's
contents flowing over the floor of
the building a
Seiebert's first thought When he
perceived the danger, was f<AFhs
four or five men assisting him.
shouted when the handle snapped.
| but in carrying out his own words he
| tripped and fell. Unable to arise in
time, the swiftly spreading metal
overlook him, completely covering
his body
Until the metal had somewhat
cooled, no aid could be rendered the
burned man. When picked up. how
ever, he was found to be still alive,
and careful hands carried him from
the floor
Dr. William e. Ramsay was sum-
moned He ordered the man taken
to the hospital and the company's
ambulance was pressed into services
Shortly before 2 o'clock Seibers
died.
Officials at the plant are unable to
account for the broken handle. It's
weakened condition was not known
until the bucket overturned in midi
air Seibert, at the time of the acs
cident, was several feet away from
the ladle and would probably have
SotdpSu lis cOHtSulS ndu ne not lal@
len.
Seibert had been employed at tho
local plant about one year. He came
from Baltimore, Md, and was the
father Of five children. He was a
widower Since She secured the po-
sition at the local plant, he has re-
sided at Nickenig's hotel Maurer.
The body was sent this morning By
Coroner Garretson to Baltimore,
where it will be Inferred by his chil-
dren.
Four Men Are Hurt.
One of the four men injured at
the plant Saturday morning is still
at the city hospital The quartet
were injured Saturday morning
when caught between a freight car
and a dead-end bumper They
We're: Michael Kolushik, Charles
Berko, John Caslowski and Andrew
Silkowski DR.. w. E. Ramsay att
tended them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-03

oVectUk 10 tHe bF hNlNG NEWS.
South River, Oct. S:-Joseph
Klaubnaw, better known as Hungar-
ian Joe, was found drowned in the
South river Saturday afternoon. Joe
has been a familiar parsonage
around South River for the last TWEEN
ty years until about one year ago.
when he disappeared and nothing
was seen of him until about two
weeks ago, when he returned 1t
was then learned that he had been
working for r, M. Vaudenburgh, who
Keeps the Half Acre hotel in Monroe
township, until a short time ago.
when he was taken sick and went to
hospital for treatment About two
weeks ago he was discharged and
again drifted into South River, where
he INDUCED in a protracted drunk.
He suddenly disappeared and no one
thought anything about him until
Saturday, when his body was found
floating in the river.
Coroner Mason, of South Ambov.
was notified. After viewing the body
he gave permission for its removal.
when 1t was taken to Undertaken
Morgan's morgue for burial. Nothing
is known as to the whereabouts Of
his relatives.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-03
FIND 2 BODIES
IN THE RIVER
SayrevilIe Nan Picked Up
Yesterday--So. River Man
Discovered Saturday.
BOTH BADLY MUTlLATED

Grabbing in the Raritan river west
OF the county bridge about 10 o'clock
yesterday morning Alexander Pof-
nooch, OF Keasbey, found the body of
a drowned man floating in the water
The corpse turned out to be that Of
Ivan Motijczek Russian, who, until
Wednesday last, resided In Sayreville.
The body was identified by a brother
OF the dead man, Frank Motijczek, of
II Parker street, this city.
1t is not known how the drowned
man fell into the water. The body
was towed to the dock of the Pardee
Works, and Coroner Garretson sum-
moned In the dead mans pocket
was found postal card from Emil
Sameth, local banker, and through
him the coroner locator Frank Mott
5czek. In his pockets was also found
S5.75.
Coroner Garretson learned through
the local man that Ivan had been
missing since Wednesday, and the
decmposed state of the body showed
that 1t had been in the water about
four days. The dead man was about
twenty-five years old and unmarried.
The funeral will be held from the
Greek Polish Catholic church, in
Elizabeth street, at o'clock tomor-
row afternoon. Interment will fol-
low in st. Stephens Polish Catholic
cemetery.