The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-18
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of the Ohio Grand Lodge of Masons
held in Canton, Thursday. Mr.. Cope
land was chosen to the office of grand
master, the highest station to be
reached in the state.
This election of Mr.. Copeland, fol-
lowing closely on the election OF Nj
|B. Dickerson, as most illustrious
grand master of the Grand Council last
week, gives Marion unusual promin-
ence in Ohio Masonic circles.
The remainder of the officers for
the coming year, selected by elec-
tion and by appointment at the hands
|of the new grand master, are as
follows:
Deputy Grand Master, G. s. Hos
kinson, of GAINESVILLE.
Senior Grand Warden, B. f. Perry
jr., of jefferson.
Junior Grand Warden, Harry s..
Kssell, jr., of Springfield.
Grand Treasurer, Ralph r. Rickly
of Columbus.
Niohu oNtiCtdiy, JuuSG 1.
Bromwell, of Cincinnati.
Grand Chaplain, Rev. Paul r.
Hickok of Delaware.
Grand Orator, Edward T.. Shipley.
of Cincinnati.
Grand Marshal, George l.. Marshall,
of Dayton.
Senior Grand Deacon, Thomas B.
Guitteau, of Toledo.
Junior Grand Deacon, Edward g
Griffith. of Cleveland
Grand Tyler, A. B. Fairchild. of
Ravenna.
The Masonic Veterans association
OF ohio. composed of Masons of not
less than 21 years affiliation, elected
OFFICERS for the year as follows:
President, William NJ. Cunningham
OF Newark. 'N h f,it ~
Vice Presidents, ]. L. Long. of Of
tawa: II. A. Irwin, OF Daton. and
Ed. L. Lybarger, OF Warsaw,
Secretary and Treasurer, Edwin
Morrell, OF Columbus.
assistant SECRETARY, Ed. H. Archer
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Marshsl, /. NJ. Mccormick, OF Raw
Sentinel, j. W. Parsons. of Spring
field. 't .ot FL y 4 ny 7Ecfft
The program for the big district
knights of Pythias meeting to be held
here Tuesday afternoon and evening
has been completed. Every day the
district depeuty, Charles H. Conley,
Is receiving communications from
lodges In Delaware. Marion, Morrow
and Union counties, comprising the
district, stating that delegations will
be sent II is expected that fully 500
visitors will be in the city. w
The meeting will extend during the
afternoon and evening. The session
in the afternoon will be open to the
public but in the evening II will bc
open only to knights of Pythias. Two
candidates will be given. the rank o,
knight by the team of Marion lodge
No. 402. v
The address of welcome will be Civ.
en- by Warren G.. Harding and the
response will be given by II. II,
Beecher mayor OF Delaware. TIL,
meeting will be opened with an invo
cation by Rev. j. p. Currin, pastor
OF the First Baptist church.
Addresses will be given by A. T..
kerns, of Findlay, grand chancello,
,of Ohio; W. l.. David. of Findlay
prosecuting attorney OF Hancocl
county; William Beatty, of Toledo
grand keeper of records and seals
William F. Bruce, Mt. Gilead, pas
grand chancellor OF Ohio, Rober
Carney. of Dayton, master of work o.
the famous lola degree team; Judg,
b. G.. Young, Fred e. CUTLERY. fan(
Congressman Grant e. Mouser. a
w. Kern, OF Dayton, who appeared
here as a soloist. in the knights q
Pythias minstrels. will sing seyera
selections. A local orchestra will
play during the afternoon. x
Marion Commandery. No. 36
knights Templars, held well at
tended meeting at the Masonic Tan,