New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 16, 1922, Page 12

to er Baker of Chicago, the old- est grandgon of the founder of Mar- lon. The morning program will in- clude addresses by Governor Davis and Judge Davis. Mrs. Geneva John- stone-Bishop, soprano of Los Angeles, formerly of Marion, will sing at the opening program Monday evening there will he a music festival the program of which will be furnished by former resi- dents of Marion, who have estab- lished reputations as musicians in other cities and states, Among those who will take part will be Mrs, John- stone-Bishop, Mrs, Mary Stockwell Durfey, Toledo;* Miss Anna Louise Daze of Chicago, Willard Osborne of % Cleveland, Miss §ybil Sanderson Fa- come quickly gan of Springfield, O.; George ', Krei- ger of Minneapolis; Harry Mealey of andpleasanfly Cleveland, Mrs, Helen Davis Bimboni with a steam- of New York, and others ing cup of de- The entire program of events Tues- e day will be turned over to the Am- licious crican Legion, Wednesday will be G lprows TEA | Chinese Premer That 4 Otlock Fatigue can be over- argest Sale in the World RO, ORI, 10— HOLD CELEBRATION Town Will Then Be One Hundred Years 0ld Marion, O., June 16, (By The As- sociated Press).—The eyes of the country, focused on Marion two years ago, again will be turned to this Ohio town, which has sent the 20th presi- dent to the White House, July 2 to 6 Marion will be 100 years old then, and it plans to entertain more distin- guished citizens during the four-day centenary celebration, than in the rushing days of the Harding cam- paign, when many notables flocked here. Of more importance to Marion people than the centenary itself, will be the return at that time of their's and the country's ‘'first citizen,"” Pres- ident Warren G. Harding, and Mrs Florence Kling Harding. It will be the first time the Hardings have come back to their home town since they left a year and a half ago Prominent Attendants. General John J. Pershing has promised to attend the ceiebration, has Secretary of War Weeks; Briga- dier General C. E. Sawyer, personal physician to the president; Brigadier General Charles G Dawes:; Major General Reed; D. R. Crissinger, comp- troller of the currency: George B Christian, Jr.. secretary to the presi-| dent; Governor Harry T. Davis of . Ohio: former Governor James E Wu Tin-fang, foreign minister of Campbell of Ohio; General J. War-[the southern Chinese republic, has ren Keiter, former speaker of the|been named premier of China by Li house of representatives. and the old.|Yuan-hung. ‘' new Peking president est living general of the civil war, and | Who is trying to unify China. Judge W. Z. Davis. In addition, M The Fiji islands have native animals. r George W Nee almost no ly of Marion w 4 perzonal nvi- tations to the mayors of 37 towns and cities in the country, inviting them to| attend. Special invitations will be sent to every cabinet officer, both of Ohio's senators, all of her congress- | men, state legislators, and officials, | and the mayors of all Ohio cities and towns. Newspaper men and ‘great| minds" who were here during the| front porch campaign, will be asked | red to return. y [ UNSWE ETENED D In the latter part of 1921 the Mar- jon Chamber of Commerce named a | VAPORATE committee of 36 to prepare for the centenary observance. The commit- tee included Dr. George T. 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