The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-08-26
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The Leedy Reunion, which was held
on the 18th, in the grove Of Samuel
CARRIER near Ankenytown, was great
success both In point of attendance
for those who were fortunate enough
to attend. over three hundred and
fifty people sat down to dinner and be-
fore the afternoon program over seven
hundred people relatives and friends
Of the Leedy family were present. Mr..
Samuel CARRIER acted as chairman.
Letters of greeting were read from
California and Georgia. Short
speeches were made by many Of the
old friends; recitations and songs of
a high order were given and speeches
delivered in five minute lengths by
members of the reunion. Addresses
were delivered by Rev. Thomas OF
Independence and Rev. Thos. Hambly
of Fredericktown. One of the main
features of the day was the singing
of song "The Ninety and Nine" by
an old couple, Mr.. Lyon and Mrs
Mauk, aged respectively 80 and a.
Officers for the coming year were
elected at this reunion.
Those attending the Medical AS
sociation picnic at Mt. Vernon last
Friday were DR.. and Mrs. Eastman
DR.. and Mrs. Norrick, DIR. Ackerman
Mr.. and Mrs. p. L. Wilkins, Rev. Thos
Hambly and wife, Miss Eula John
son and Mr.. e. w. Waybright. The
str numbers of the program were al
address by DR.. Wagner of Gambler
and readings by Mrs. Rudolph Of Mt
Vernon and Miss Eula Johnson oi
Fredericktown.
Rev. Thos. Hambly will preach al
the Berlin Methodist Church next
Sunday afternoon at the usual hour.
Mrs. c. G. Day of Seville, Ohio, Wis
tied with her son Mr.. f. A. Day ant
family on Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Anna Castner, Miss Maud Nc
Herman and Miss Nellie Trobridgt
were in Cleveland the past week OF
business bent.
Mr.. Fred Scarborough and family oi
Newark visited in this place the pas
week.
Mrs. Marion Hathaway and sol
visited near Batemantown on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Darling were a
Sandusky on Sunday.
Miss Gertrude James was the gues
of Miss Elizabeth Durbin of OberllI
for several days.
Mrs Elisha Wages was Mt. Yer
non visitor on Saturday.
Chas Harry was in Norwalk OF
Saturday on business for the j. II
Foote Foundry Co. He also visited
his brother, VIM. Harry, of Ashlant
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hurst were il
Sandusky on Sunday.
Mrs Earl Zoman was in Mt. Yer
non on Saturday.
Mrs. T.. G. Wagner was a Sandusk!
visitor recently.
Mrs. Fred Harris and Mrs. Jess,
Harris were guests OF Mt. Vernon
friends last Saturday.
Attorney ID. II. Ewing of Mt. Yer
non was in the city on business oil
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leedy of Ankenytowi
were visiting their daughter, Mrs
j. f. Amos, on Sunday.
Elsie Vert of Mt. Vernon is visit
ing Florence Irvine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shipley and family o
North of town spent Sunday with he
brother, Harry Broderick and wife.
Mrs. Plank of Butler has been tn
guest of her daughter Mrs. Ere,
Brentlinger for few days.
Mrs. John West of Mt. Vernon 1
visiting her brother, Charles Clink an,
wife.
Otto Ewers and wife We're guests Il
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Barn
hard and mother, Mrs. Alice Barn
hard.
Miss Esther James of Akron Is Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs. ortho James.
The following, persons were enter
tanned during the last week by MI
and Mrs. Jacob Stinemetz at their hos
pitable home on East College street
Mrs. ]. o. Hart Of Newark, o., MI
Solomon StinemetZ of Hillsboro. %