The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-23
FREE BAPTIST CH.
OFFICERS CHOSEN
LaRue Religious Body Ex-
pected to Re Employ
Rev. H. H. Hoyt.
Newly Elected officers of
Rebeckah Lodge Are
Installed
Baptist Sunday School En-
ters Into Red and Blue
Contest

Laltue, Jan. 23.-'At a recent busi-
ness meeting Of the Free Baptist
church, Mr.. W. II. Myers was elected
deacon. Mrs. j. E. Moore, Mrs. En-
lily o. Riley and Mrs. Nancy A. Cope
land were elected deaconesses. Mrs
Sallie Houser, member of Finance
committee and w. II. SDrague
member of the pulpit committee adj
iourned 10 await further information
as regards the employment Of a pas
tor. From present outlook Rev. n
II. Hoyt will be reemployed
on Tuesday evening Mrs Barbara
Dutton. assisted by Mrs. Gertc Lon
bory. installed the newly elected Of
ficers OF Morning Rebekah lodge. The
present roster OF officers Is as fol-
lows: Noble Grand Emma D. Kran-
err vice grand, Maud Manley; Roc.
Sec'y. ALA B. Markey; Financial Sec
retary Bertha Wilson The sup
porters are Martha ]. Bell. Laura
Spicer. Maurice Ledman, Myrtle
Wilson. Chaplain Mollie Johnson;
Warden, Cornelia Bent; Guardians,
Mrs. Nora Bright and Mrs. Roxy
johnson. Following installation re-
freshments were served and an
/
The exhibit car of the great north
west was in our town Thursday. i'm
! charge of Mr.. Snyder and Mr. Sned-
eker, OF Seattle. Washington, two
! pleasing intelligent gentlemen well
| posted on the products of the soil OF
! those ~ w. states The day was very
rainy and weather bad, yet the car
| was visited by a large number Of our
| citizens and surrounding farmers, all
! Of whom were we'll pleased. The car
| was filed with very fine specimens.
In the evening MI. Snyder delivered
a very interesting lecture on the fer
! tility of the soil, climate and pro-
| ductions Through the Kindness Of
our instructors about all the school
children were permitted to view the
exhibit.
Miss Hazel Hastings is attending
business college in Marion ana maxi
ing marked progress.
! w. II. johnson returned Saturday
from visiting relatives at carey
The fine large store. owned by T.
H. Lingo. which for so many years
has been established In our midst.
and enjoyed business prosperity, has
been reorganized and Incorporated,
the members OF the family being in
corporators. They will increase the
stock and continue business at the
. old site, and every one prophesie
for them continued business success.
Mr. Thomas Cork, a relative Of r.
Il. Riley. who resides In Akron. is
, now a guest az his home north of
town
Mayor Myers held his first suit In
/, the mayors court Friday afternoon
The arrested party plead guilty and
paid the fine assessed.
The Ladies meeting at the NJ. T.
church. Friday afternoon. was wei
attended ana a very profitable meet
ing was held.
]. A. Sutton's Sunday school clasi
held a business meeting Friday
!. evening at the home of their teacher
! which was well attended. clas
organization was effected. Miss Bes
Il Mills was chosen president. Mrs. Lull
- Needlts. vice president; Miss Maym,
Thornberg, secretary; Miss HAITI,
l Myers. treasurer, The outlook 70
y this class is good
II Last Sunday one hundred and tw,
T. pupils attended the Baptist Sunda,
y school. At the close il VAS decidet
+ that on the first Sunday in Febru
o airy the school divide and ente
into Red and Blue contest. Mis-
i Bess Mills was chosen captain of tn
i Bues and Mr.. Harry +. Bell captain
n of the Reds. This promises to be
J. very spirited contest.
n Report states that NJ. @, Clemen
e has purchased the G. w. Rodger
d village home on South High stree
l. and that Mr. Rodgers contemplate
4. purchasing what is known as tn
S Forge Marsh home, now owned b
o the Anderson heirs, located near tn
d. west bridge, which crosses the Sci
n otto river.
y Mrs. James Head, southwest o
Il town. is reported very sick with live
d trouble. We learn that her life
e despaired Of.
e Mrs. John Leslie is not recoverin
II as rapidly as hoped for. Her daugh
Ie ter Is with her at this time.
FL Mrs. Guyton is somewhat bette
able to sit up little, but not yet on
y of danger.
n j. A. Sutton and Mr.. and Mrs Al
Il Watkins, Harry Topliff, Miss or
is Lingo, Mrs j. S. CUTLERY a. w
l. Jones, Miss Hattie Myers, Miss Kath
10 arine McMoran. We're Monday morn
ing passengers to Marion
o L. l.. Aller came up from Prospec
p and spent Sunday with his family an
,e returned TO his pike contract 4
ID Prospect Monday.
'fl James Crowley and wife We're i
t. Agosta Monday on business.
l. at the end of each ana every caller
y dar month.
g In view Of the fact that the cor
m tract with local banks for the ms
g Of the school money eXpires abol