Mt Zion Lodge parade set for Friday morning citywide
The Mt Zion Lodge No. 9 F A M schedules a parade Friday morning in the city. The event is planned to honor a fraternal occasion with participants marching through downtown streets.
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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1910
Page
3
The Mt Zion Lodge No. 9 F A M schedules a parade Friday morning in the city. The event is planned to honor a fraternal occasion with participants marching through downtown streets.
Mount Zion lodge No 9 F and A M marks its centennial with a public park program at Hiawatha Park on June 24 1910. Parade begins 1 a m with local lodges and bands, a noon basket dinner, a 2 pm auditorium program featuring Hon Jacob Bromwell and Masonic quArtet, then band concerts and a temple reception. Public urged to display national colors.
Theodore Selders aged 35 died Friday evening at 9 oclock in Butler township after severe injuries from being caught in mill shafting at Zuck grist mill. He suffered crushed left side ribs and collar bone, regained consciousness briefly, and died despite prognosis. Survived by mother Mrs M E Selders and several brothers and sisters. Funeral Monday at 10 from Killbuck Christian church, Rev W R Walker officiating. burial in Killbuck cemetery.
A linen shower honored Miss Caroline McFadden at the Arndt home on Mast Vine street hosted by Mrs G D Arndt and daughter Louise. About twenty five guests enjoyed games music and refreshments as Miss McFadden prepares to marry Mr Boyd Smith of Gambier.
Fashion notes show blouses and garments leaning into collarless designs. Designers of millinery and clothing favor sleek lines and understated neckpieces, creating a prevailing look that emphasizes simplicity and elegance.
Florence Fairbanks surveys summer fashion focusing on blouses with frills and collarless styles, silk veils, and chiffon effects. She notes the popularity of collars, yellows and veiling, ornate hats from toques to Leghorns, ribbon bows, sashes, and embroidery in lingerie inspired garments and parasols.
Thomas Critchfield died at home in Brink Paven on Saturday night after two weeks of illness from arsenic poisoning he was 64 and survived by two daughters. Funeral Monday at 10 at Medieel in Danville. Josiah Taylor died near Sparta on Friday night after age related illness at about 9 40 pm aged about eighty with four daughters and two sons surviving. John Sella died near Millwood on Saturday morning after several months illness of cancer aged 55. Fred Glosser went to Columbia with his wife and three sons and a daughter to spend the day.
A court records a verdict in the administrative case labeled B versus Ewing. The ruling outlines the judge's decision on disputed administrative actions and the implications for the parties involved. The proceeding concluded with the formal resolution and any accompanying orders.
The Phifer couple celebrated their golden wedding on Friday June 3 with a five course dinner and a baptism ceremony for their grandson Richard LeRoy Phifer. Rev G A Reeder led worship, gifts and remarks honored the couple, a $25 gold gift was presented, and a quartet sang as friends recalled past days.
First Ward School holds its first city field day under the First Ward Mothers Club with Prof. Bliss and Prof. Dilos directing events for boys and girls. Winners in races and games across grades are crowned with pennants and the day ends with refreshments for all.
Fragmented advertisement text touts a cure for bladder trouble and headaches. It mentions testimonials and a product named Mother Gray but the OCR is garbled, lacking verifiable details or clear claims, and does not provide concrete names, dates, or locations.
Following account for settlement will be heard Tuesday June 21 2010 at 9am. First and final account of Lovina Ey seeks approval by the court with potential distributions and final reporting.
Numerous guardians and administrators request settlement of their accounts with hearings set for Tuesday June 21, 1910 at 9 a m. Names include Amanda M Metallum guardian Isabett Benton, Walter N Ramsey guardian James S Ramsey, M S Riley administrator Jennie Tiley, Walter and Newton Breeve executors, Clinton M Rice executor Priscilla Maring, and others under Patrick A Berry Probate Judge. The notices call for final or partial accounts and outline the hearing schedule and parties involved.
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