Memorial Services Presented By Local Elks
A memorial service was held Sunday evening with music and a solemn address by Judge Donahue. The roll of the deceased included Culbertson, Grant, Clark, Crumiay, McElroy, Aikenhead, Brent, Ankeny, Lynde, Bogardus Cannell, Brown, Boyle, Lawman, Harper, and Fite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culbertson
C. H. Grant
T. E
Clark W. H
Crumiay
W. L. McElroy A
Aikenhead
P. J. Brent
D. Ankeny J
Lynde E
Bogardus
Cannell
C. Brown
Boyle G. M, Lawman
John Harper
M. H. Fite
Memorial Services Held by Mt. Vernon Elks Lodge
Nationwide Elk memorial services remembered departed brothers at Mt. Vernon lodge No. 140 in the Elks' home. A large gathering heard Judge Maurice H. Donahue deliver the memorial oration as the Elks' orchestra performed and members wore white carnations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Elk Lodges
Mt. Vernon
Elks
Audsence
Lodge Inn
Elks’ Orchestra
Hiopin
Joseph M. Conroy
William E. Hull
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
W. H. Gerrish
DeKoven
George B. Kelly
William G. Gower
Norman G. Turner
Lawrence Sperry
J. J. Evans
Elks' Orchestra
Harvey J. Moore
Iva Sproule Baker
Maurice H. Donahue
Supreme Court of Ohio
Donahue
Judge Donahue Delivers Memorial Address at Elks Service
Judge Maurice H. Donahue spoke at the Elks annual memorial dedication on life and death from cradle to grave. He praised departed members, cited Elk principles, and urged living to uphold lodge teachings as the DeKoven quartette and Rev. Hull led prayers and hymns. Mt. Vernon lodge mourns John Harper, died March 18, and Marion H. Fits, killed in Toledo November 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkdom
J. Nevin
Elks’ Orchestra
DeKoven Quartette
A. Sullivan
Conroy
William E. Hull
Mason
Hero
L. Beethoven
Mt. Vernon
Marion H. Fits
Toledo
Annual Report of the Deputy Sealer for 1912
The Mt. Vernon deputy weights and measures reports 5473 firms tested, 1009 tests, and 3800 miles traveled from Jan to Dec 1, 1912. It notes 6296 weighing articles used for poultry and more, warns scales must be sealed and used properly, and promises stricter testing next year. Seizure and prosecution will enforce the weight and measure law, with office hours Saturdays and by appointment at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Apal
Court House
Local poultry entries start for Mansfield show
A large flock of chickens was brought to Mansfield Monday morning by local truckers for the annual state poultry show to be held there and close next Saturday evening. Entries include Mowers, William Champion, Chas Champion, H. Hardesty, Laurin Alsdorf, Floyd Hearn, Karl Thuma, J. J. Camble and Dr. W. G. Deeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
William Champion
Chas, Champion
H. Hardesty
Laurin Alsdorf
Floyd Hearn
Karl Thuma
J. J. Camble
W. G. Deeley
Hearings for Smithhisler defendants continued to Saturday
The hearings of George Smithhisler and Philip Smithhisler, charged with keeping a place for intoxicating liquors and illegally selling liquor, were postponed on the defendants’ request and rescheduled for next Saturday with George at 9 AM and Philip at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smithhisler
Philip Smithhisler
George Smithbister
Philip Smithbister
Oberlin Business College Honors Students at Thanksgiving
The Oberlin Business College hosted a large Thanksgiving reception for about 150 former students now working in Cleveland Elyria Lorain Wellington Akron and other Ohio cities. Teachers and officers praised student progress the rooms were decorated refreshments served by Caterer Hobbs and a play A White Mountain Boy was performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Business College
Cleveland
Elyria
Lorain
Wellington
Akron
Ohio
Hobbs
White Mountain
Runaway Accident South of Bladk Madensburg Ohio
A runaway buggy two miles south of Bladk Madensburg injured Thomas McKee and his six year old son George. The horse bolted after startling in the road, sending them over a thirty foot embankment and against a fence. George’s left eye was severely cut and Thomas suffered a fractured right arm. Mr and Mrs C G Taylor of Mr Vernon retrieved both victims and Dr W W Stonehor treated them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madensburg
Thomas McKee
George McKee
John Wolfe
McKee
C. G. Taylor
Vernon
W. W. Stonehor
Fined $200 For Illegally Selling Booze
Raymond pleaded guilty before Mayor Perrine to illegal liquor sales. He was fined 200 dollars plus costs after a recent arrest. he had previously pleaded not guilty and was set for a hearing before changing his plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Modest Raymond
Perrine
Coats
Eastman Wins 25 Prize At Main And Gembler Corner
Russell Eastman son of Dr and Mrs N R Eastman of East High street won a $25 prize Saturday night for selecting the Butter Krust Bread Girl from the crowd at the Main and Gembler streets intersection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Eastman
Mra. N. R. Eastman
East High Street
Main
Gembler Streets
Cleveland & Southwestern Electric plans Mt Vernon route study
Engineers of the Cleveland and Southwestern Electric Co survey near Mt Vernon for an extension of the Mansfield to Columbia line through Mt. Vernon Bellville Fredericktown and possibly Centerbury. A second route Wooster Loudonville Bellville Fredericktown Mt. Vernon to Johnstown is also under consideration as northern extensions near Cleveland wind down and southern growth begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland & Southwestern Electric Co
Cleveland
Nefield
Mt. Vernon
Mansfield
Columbia
Bellville
Fredericktown
Centerbury
Wooster
Loudonville
Johnstown
Cleveland & Southwestern Electric Company
Officers Mt Vernon Temple No 210 Pythian Sisters Named
Mt Vernon Temple No 210 Pythian Sisters elected officers including Past Chief Ida Larabee M B C cora Allen Ex Jun Edythe Tucker Ex Ben Daisy Cox Manager Jennie Shimette M of R and C Jennie Waxiler Protector Bessie Warman G of O T Emma Mochwart Pianist Carolyn Arhendt Trustee Mary Stinemetz Captain of Degree Staff Bertha Church Rep to Grand Temple Hattle Lauderbaugh,
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Bertha Church
Rep
Grand Temple
Hattle " Lauderbaugh
Notice of Hearing Account for Emily Magill and Guardians
Following accounts have been filed for settlement and will be heard Tuesday, December 24, 1912, at 9 a.m. First and final account of W. Magill Jr., administrator of Emily Magill, with Patrick A. Berry, Probate Judge. Also second and third partial accounts of Emma L. Burson, guardian of Florin D. Burson and Charles Everett Scott, respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Durbin
Judson Durbin
Patrick A. Borry
Orie Bishop
Sarah Ann Smith
Patrick A. Berry
Harry A. Porter
John Hiram Porter
L. T. Crumley
Harry Hurley
Bessie B. Bennett
Kate 8. Bennett
James Burson
Mary Elizabeth Burson
8. W. Magill, Jr
Emily Magill
Emma L. Burson
Florin D. Bursom
Phillip L. Wilkins
Adelia C. Cecil
Maude Appleton
Lawrence B. Moora
H. L. Mahaffey
Martha P. Mahaffey
Semusi Whistler
Jane C. Eis
Maude Elliott
A. Paul Elliott
James Scott
Charles Everet Scott
Also Mentioned on This Page
Judge Donahue
Memoriam
Knox
Savings Bank
The
Deputy Sealer
Mt. Vernon, C
Bladk
Mit
Temple of Pythian Sisters
Woolson’s
Big Xmas Toy Store
Santa Claus
Down
Chilren
XMAS
Patrick, A. Berry
Ohio Academy of Science
Columbus
L. B. Walton
Kenyon College
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