Settlement Notice of Hearing Accounts 1910
Following accounts have been filed for settlement and will be heard on Tuesday July 12 1910 at 9 a m. before Probate Judge Patrick A Berry. Includes H H Greer administrator of Margaret Burnle R M Greer executor of Brainnah Davin and Mame A Condit administratrix of A S Conau wae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Greer
Margaret Burnle
R. M. Greer
Brainnah Davin
Thesday
H. Hy
Charles Murray
Patrick A, Berry
Mame A. Condit
Conau
French W. Severna
Perry Mills
Patrick A. Berry
Chase C. Baxter
Chas
J. Wright
Olney K. Hayes
Patrick A. Buk«Y
Charles M. McCamment
Elizabeth Ackley
Delilah Jamison
William Jamison
8. C. Horn
David
Melek
George W. Parker
Normanda Parker
Albert W. Phillips
John Phillips
Falrice A. Berry
Centennial Celebration of Mt Zion Lodge in Mt Vernon
The 100th anniversary of Mt Zion lodge No 9 Free and Accepted Masons was celebrated in Mt Vernon with a grand parade and exercises at the Masonic Temple in Knox County. Crowds lined Main Street as banners and flags adorned stores and homes, and a large electric sign announced 1810-1910 on the temple. Forty plus lodges and bands joined the procession, led by Chief Marshal Major William Appleton, with Masons from Thrall, Danville, Bloomfield, and others attending the day’s events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Zion Lodge No. 9
Mt. Vernon
Knox County
Mt Vernon
Main Street
Masonic Temple
Mt. Zion Lodge
Emma
Keefer
Danjil Keefer
Patrick A. Berry
Thrall Probate Judge Lodge
Fredericktown
Elks Home
Centerbury
Ther
Pythian Armory
Danville
Clinton Commandery
Knights Templars
Temple
Zanesville
Monument Square
William Appleton
Hia Nearstait Clifton Hunt
Voth
Seventh Infantry
K. T. Thrall
Onio Lodge
Bloomfield Lode
First and final accounts and guardianship notices
First and final account of Delilah Jamison executrix of William Jamison. First and final account of C. Horn administrator of David Melik. First partial account of George W. Parker executor of Normanda Parker. Second partial account of Geo. W. Tullos guardian of Sarah Ann Smith. Filing for third and final account of Albert W. Phillips executor of John Phillips. First and final account of Wm. L. Parrott executor of Nancy Mills. Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Black of Shelby, Ohio visit Mt. Vernon relatives.
Centennial Masonic Lodge Celebrates 100th Anniversary
Mt. Zion lodge marked a centennial with a city parade. Grand Master Perry and other leaders rode in carriages, officers and members marched in steps, and a picnic followed at Lake Hiawatha park. A program in the auditorium featured speeches, a quartet performance, and a band concert. The temple hosted a reception with dancing and refreshments, concluding a day-long celebration of one of Ohio’s oldest lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Commandery No. 5
Koighte Templars
Leonard BE
Rawlinson
Mt. Zion Lodge
Perry
Bramwell
John S. Alan
Charles C.lama
Mr. Zion Lodge
Major William Brown
Welsh
Oscar Mulvaney
Jarred Parish
Masonica
Springfield
McCormick Ambulance
Lake Hiawatha Park
Kkitehon
Seventh Infantry Band of
Zanesville
Bendix
Anita—Allen
Nandine
Jarvnet
Marsel
Dubel
Levi
Rosita—Miraud
Seventh Infantry
Washington, D. C
Mt. Vernon
State of
Ohio
Senator Norris Brown to lecture at Hia witha assembly
Senator Norris Brown of Nebraska, a featured lecturer for the upcoming assembly opening July 25, expresses willingness to discuss insurgent and progressive legislation in all phases. Brown is described as a live wire in national politics. GR Rhine, a machinist at the C A C shops, suffered a painful wrist injury Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris Brown
Nebraska
Hiawitha Assembly
Ihs
Benator Brown
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Catarrh
Readers are urged that Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease, with a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure. Proponents claim internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and advise sending for testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio. Sold by druggists. Also recommend Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Bend
F. J. Cheney & Co
Tolento
Ohio
Trials to move to Mount Vernon for embezzlement cases
Mt Vernon will host four major trials in rapid succession as Judge Weygandt orders venue changes for Judges Campbell and Gray and Bankers Shelley and Ulman. The cases stem from alleged embezzlement from the Freer and Oliver estates and trial dates will be set soon. Witnesses and attorneys are expected from Ashland county for the hearings. Deed filed shows William W. Owen transferring parcels in Waterford to Joseph Ruth for 81 dollars. A 1 year old, Roy Wolfe, suffered a broken arm and bruises after being thrown from a horse near his home Friday afternoon. Dr. Blair treated the fracture. Amos Weimer injured his left hand loading steel rails in a box car. Dr. Eastman provided surgical care. For sale ad notes a Columbus Buggy Co. make in good condition at a bargain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Focal Courts
Weygandt
Ashland
Robert M. Campbell
H. L. Gray
Shelley and
Ulman
Freer
Oliver
Roy
Albert Wolfe
H. W. Blair
Amos Weimer
Welmer
N. R. East
Cases Disposed Of In Court Of Common Pleas Involving Judge Wickham
Judge Wickham presided Thursday and Friday as various petitions and motions were resolved. Decrees of divorce granted for several couples, alimony awards set at 60 and 100 dollars, foreclosures, guardianship appointments, and administrator designation with bonds. Deeds filed show transfers in Union Zuck and Howard counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common
Wickham
Honegan Vé
Pinnarman
George Smithblater
Guardian Ad Litem
Adama Va
Stewart
Goins
Bechtel
Bwing
Adm
Dougherty
Champloi
Knox Buildings& Loan Co
Sanderson & McCreary
Tims
Jones Bros
Jones
Whith
Acton
Clark Va
Clark
Rinehart
Ross
Koons
Gdn
Dorsey
Alimany
Blue
Baxter
Columbus Gas Co
Citizens’ Building & Loan Company v8. Bevington Et al
Joshua MM. Taylor
Gypsies Ordered From Wooster Road Burn Zone
Sheriff Parker and Deputy Woolfson ordered roaming gypsies near Hbeneser church on Wooster road to move on after reports of fences being burned down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Woolfson
Hbeneserehhurch
Wooster Road
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hio
Pathick
A. Brrry
Hiawatha Park
Patrick A. Barry
Square
Sugar Street
Gay Street
High Street
High Atrest
McKenzie Street
Gambler Street
High Beeaent
Norton Street
Enat
Diaband
F. Perry, Jr
Cromley
Mi Zion Lodge
Jacob M. Bromwell
Auditorum
William B. Hull
Zionlodge
Charles ©. Tams
B. ¥. Bevery Jr
M. W
Berry
Masonic
Moweis
Geo. B. Kelly
William G. Gower
Norman G. Turner
George Mitchell
Mr Zion Lodge
L. Tate Cromley
Cme
Masonic Quartet
Clnetnmagl
Grand
Chaslamas
Peterman
Frank Harper
Ty Tate Cromley
O. Poppleton
Hull
W. B. Brown
F. C. Levering
C. Devin
R. J. Ash
Jaimies
J. Leonard
Franklin Harper
C. Jams
J. Ash
D. Poppleton
James J. Leonard
John Alan
R. M. Groor
WE. Grant
Montla
D. F. McPeely
W. B. Sanderson
Sate Cromiley
H. J. Shipley
Ben, Ames
J.B. Waight
Ben Ames
D. F. McFeely
A. C
Cockney
B. Waight
M. Wolverton
R. C
Armstrong
P. West
J. A
Bobnoffer
Banner
den. Brown
Baptist Assembly
GR. Rhine
Mr. Rhine
N. R. Eastman
GMD
William W. Owen
Joseph Ruth
Waterford
Surrey
Columbus Buggy Co
Wilmot Sperry
Court of Common Pleas
Judge Wickham
MeIntire Estate
Rollin R. McIntire
Helen R. McIntire
H. C. Wood
B. ©. Stillwell
C. G. Hunt
Thomas Critchfield
Osborn Hunt
Union
Lulu Riley
John Parker
Zuck
George Rightmire
Cary E. Wolfe
Howard
Gypses
Desin
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