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Happenings Kyle Haak presented the Ministry of Music at the morning service at the Second Reformed Church on August 2. June 17, 1831: The medicinal properties of Marion Springs together with many benefits resulting to visitors with numberless complaints, justly entitles them to public confidence and celebrity equal to any in the USA. Mr. Hemingway's stage starts from Palmyra on Tuesday and Saturday mornings and arrives at the Springs at 9 a.m. Classic Car Cruise-In at Grace Baptist Church, 3040 Walworth Road is set for August 16, from 11 to 3. Lunch will be provided. Bring your classic car or just attend to view the cars. All classic car enthusiasts welcome. 'Everyone seems normal until you get to know them.' August 1920: - The rest room for women is to be opened very soon in our public library, to be in charge of Miss Alice Curtis. This room will be open every afternoon and evening except Sunday. It is the aim of those having the project in charge to make the room a pleasant, quiet restful place for women of our community. The use of the room is made possible by the Wayne County Chapter of the Red Cross. 'I used to think people were lucky, but I've found that the harder I work, the luckier I am.' - Paula Deen July 27, 1912: Annual reunion of all former students and teachers of Marion Collegiate Institute will be held on the high school grounds on August 3. August 9, 1913: A heavy rain visited this vicinity Sunday afternoon and evening which was much needed by farmers, village lawns, and gardens.
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