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Athens Weekly Banner

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Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1910

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Odd Fellows Grand Lodge Session Opens in Athens

The sixty seventh session of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows met in the Mars Auditorium Athens with Grand Master John P. Davis presiding. Orrin Roberts of Monroe was elected grand master with a large attendance including 800 members and hundreds of visitors from the grand encampment and Rebekahs. A parade, officer elections, and preparations for the Sovereign Grand Lodge session followed, highlighting Athens hospitality and ceremonial pageantry.

John P. Davis Rome Grand Lodge Orrin Roberts Monroe L. B. Clarke Atlanta T. H. Robertson Gainesville S.W. Davis Thomasville Robi. T. Daniel Griffin J. H. Dozier Athens W. A. Simmons Clarkesville W. B. Sloan Grand Herald Frank Harwell LaGrange Order Athena Chorgis Odd Fellows Hall Mounted Police Clarke Rifles H. Carthers J. A. Atking University Artillery J. Mf. Walker C. J. Ellett Cornell Chamber of Commerce Rebekah Assembly Washington Street Lumpkin Street Clayton Street College Avenue Broad Street Thomas Street Washington St Musi

Athens Welcomes Grand Lodge Meeting and Growth

The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows held a highly successful meeting in Athens, with extensive visitor hospitality organized by Chairman Dorsey. The city showcased strong civic effort, hosting hundreds of delegates, praising Athens as progressive and hospitable, and urging collective effort to attract future conventions.

Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows Athens Grand Lodge Athena Dorsey Home Committee Georgia Athen Macon Sigat Rome Retail Hardware Dealer's Association Frank Halley

Harriman's Daughter Married in Quiet New York Ceremony

Mary Harriman eldest daughter of the late E H Harriman wed Charles Cary Rumsey son of Laurence D Rumsey of Buffalo. Ceremony at St Johns Amen and Arden House reception with close family. Rumsey a Harvard graduate and sculptor with Buffalo ties. Harriman entrusted with estate duties and settlement work. The couple plans to spend the summer at Arden then travel west and to the Hawaiian Islands.

New York Jon Amen Mises Mary Harriman Eldeat E. H. Harriman Charles Cary Rumsey Laurence D. Rumsey Buffalo J. H. McGuinness St. John’s Arden House Harriman Carol Harriman Olster Mr. Rumtsey Lawrence D. Rimsey Mrs. Rumsey Arden Hawaiian Islands Meadows Brook Club Rumsey Actian Delaware Avenue Seward Cary Charles Cary University of Buffalo Thomas Cary Buafflo

Crescent City Wants The Panama Show In 1915

Washington May 26 The Panama Canal exposition debate quickens as Crescent City delegation backs New Orleans for federal recognition. San Francisco also lobbies, each city silently races ahead with preparations. San Francisco has raised a 6 million dollar fund. New Orleans is soliciting a large working fund to support the enterprise.

Washington, D. C San Francisco New Orleans Crescent City Congress San Prande¢a

Georgia Odd Fellows Adjourned Yesterday in Athens

The sixty seventh session of the Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of Georgia adjourned in Athens Mose Auditorium after a large, pleasant convention. New officers were installed led by Past Master John A. Hynds. Prizes awarded for drill and degree work. funds authorized for entertaining the Sovereign Grand Lodge in Atlanta next fall. Rebekah Assembly adjourned with officers elected. Rome chosen for next year’s gatherings.

Grand Lodge Orrin Roberts Monroe L. B. Clarke Atlanta T. H. Robertson Gainesville Tyson Savannah C. A. von der Lieth Alex Dittler Robertson 5. W. Davis Sovereign Grand Lodge Sovereign Grand Lodge of the United States South Imeity Georgia Daniels Patriarchs Herty Field Odd Fellows Brunswick Augusta Thy Brunawick Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of Georgia Mose Stand Lodge Ana John A. Hynds Coleman Brunswick Canton Piedmont Lodge Fulton Rebeka Iim Order Harris Industrial Orphan's Home Macon Athens Rebekah L. H. Loher J. L. Thomas Athena M. C. Strickland A. ©. Moore Fitzgerald J. N. Gholam Thomas J L. Thomas Central of Georgia Railway Rebekah Assembly Rome City of Hills

New Queen Is a Model Woman

London May 26 Queen Mary marked her forty third birthday amid court mourning with a noon royal salute. Reports describe her as simple in dress and coiffure, frugal in taste, active in public life, fluent in three languages, an admirer of drama, and a strong advocate for women’s rights while valuing family duties and outdoor life with her children.

London Mary Bere St. James’ Park Parliament Our Musical Land Queen Victoria

Chicagoan Fernando Jones Celebrates Ninety Years

Fernando Jones of Chicago, long a prominent figure in early Chicago historical records and real estate, marked his 90th birthday with a open house. He came to Chicago in 1835, recalled Halley’s Comet sighting from the lakefront 75 years ago, and built wealth through city abstracts after the Great Fire.

Chicago Fernando Jones Jones Halley Lake Front Fort Dearborn

Akron Man Praises Peruns For Stomach Trouble Relief

An Akron resident William F Steese reports years of catarrh of the stomach with little relief from doctors and patent medicines. After three bottles of Peruns he claims the stomach feels better than ever and he will continue usage. The notice extols Peruns as prompting appetite, aiding digestion, and relieving stubborn stomach issues. Man-a-lin noted as ideal laxative.

William F. Steese William ¥. Steese Coburn Bt Akron Ohio Farrh Porana Perace Peruns Man-a-lin

Miss Ruth Tribble Hurt in Runaway Parade Escort Incident

Yesterday morning Miss Ruth Tribble daughter of Col and Mrs J Tribble sustained injuries in a runaway on Jefferson road about four miles from the city. Her horse bolted after the parade with mounted escort unable to stop it. She was thrown and bruised yet safety ground prevented serious injuries. Carriage from a passing mail carrier brought her to town for medical attention and she safely returned home with no anticipated serious effects.

Odd Fellows Ruth Tribble 8. J. Tribble Miss Tribble Jefferson Road

Appointive Officers Named for Grand Encampment

After installation of elected grand officers, new appointees were named yesterday afternoon. Grand Marshal B H Stout of Atlanta. Grand Inside Sentinel J T Everidge of Columbus. Grand Outer Sentinel Judson Purdy of Bowersville.

B. H. Stout Atlanta Grand Inside Sentinel J. T. Everidge Columbus Grand Outel de Sentinel Judson Purdy Bowersville

Texas Grain Dealers Convene in Fort Worth Meeting

The final Texas Grain Dealer's Association convention met in Fort Worth with large attendance from grain growers, buyers, and interested parties. President H. B. presided over the opening session as discussions covered industry questions and market issues.

Fort Worth Tests Texas Grain Dealer's Association H. B Imacme

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Orrin. Roberts Davis J. T. Blalock Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Mars Auditorium Versity Cadeta Brand Lodge Rebekahs John L. Sullivan Jeffries Johnson Joan Lew Wallace John James Tagall Carson City John L Wallace and Ingalls Mountsie City Miss Ruth Tribble Young Lady Texas Grain Dealers
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