Grand Lodge prep urged as 1903 plan aims to grow order
The Badger Workman notes the Grand Lodge meets next month and stresses businesslike progress in expanding the order. Chief Deputy Smith reports February 20 to March 20 work, while lodges from Pepin to Marinette announce classes and amplified form degrees, with notable success and plans through May 2 to boost membership and paraphernalia.
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Grand Lodge
Smith
G. L
H. E. Smith
D. C. Beebe
Pepin Lodge No. 25
Wallipalooloo
Brother Rogers
Lodge No 2
Gambria Lodge No. 61
Atwacs
Brothers
Portage Lodge No
Notable Masonic Officials Acknowledge Grand Lodge Session
Chief Deputy H. E. Smith signs a cautious note urging attention to future success before the Grand Lodge gathering. He extends regards and expresses hope for favorable outcomes across the jurisdiction.
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Grand Lodge
H. E. Smith
Twenty five year lodge celebration at Hanitory Hall
A Milwauker lodge No M1 A O W marked its twenty fifth anniversary with a formal ceremony at Hanitory Hall First ghenae and Wineral street. The event included charter members, a commemorative badge, and addresses on lodge history and benefits. A meal followed.
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Shiller Lodge
O. W
Milwauker
Hanitony Hall
Ghenae
Wineral Street
Ora Eae Nts
Itriex
Lcott
Selamdt
Anton B Klett
Eb Medhiuaer
G Sehetus
William Bretsce
Heanen Rultue Sanohueneh
J Wo Wau
Behruger Chisof Vala
Liebiary
Phitip Woltyr
Peter Maisenhaimer
Gal Wane
Desles
Wiscorsen
Lee Cre Ulin
Organi Wien
Eternal Lodge
Grider
Jol Upchurch
Geers
Woden
Peter Petry
OW Wilam Oebchineger
Moow Luasl
Sitle
Usar
Kenegel
Metsen
Faller
Kurowaki
Fred Klemschundt
Charles Fleyner
Solomon Less Irucers
Resolutions of Condolence by Peabody Lodge No 74
Milwaukee March 24 15 Peabody Lodge No 74 passes resolutions mourning the death of brothers Frederick Luhlsitz and Michael Dursey. The lodge notes them as two of its best members and friends and expresses heartfelt sympathy to their wives and relatives. The charter is to be draped for thirty days and copies sent to families and published in the band news.
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Bro. N. A. Nelson
la Crosse
Bro
Nelson
Marinette Lodge No. 30
Carson
Marinette
Fond du Lac
Dougherty
Harmony Lodge No. 65
Oconomowoe
Centennial Lodge No.1
Babcock Lodge No. 75
Brother Carson
Rogers
Merrill Lodge No
Bixter
Milwaukee
Frederich Luhlsitz
Michael Dursey
Peabody Lode
Phat Peabody Lode
North Star Lodge mourns death of Harry E Briggs
West Superior Wisconsin March U 1908 resolutions record the passing of Harry E Briggs a beloved brother and former North Side lodge officer. the minutes note sympathy to his family and an official copy sent to the Badger Workinin papers, signed by recorder Pugh.
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West Superior
Harry E Briggs
North Side Lode
Coynes
North Star
Seth
FE R
Pugh
Officers of Cleveland No 93 Miswhee Wisliam 1808
The following are the officers of Cleveland Tae No 68 to serve for the ensuing year Frank Noscerh Ow Johr Bachman Sawn Loum Danhner Overseer Lows Wreth w Rec HOW Sthnencher Receiver Wem Krantz Financier Joe Ketan Gna Chas Bachmann Ins W Ed Bayer Gut W Prank Hench Represent etretaGs 1 R W Scheerecher Alter Tete Brith Nesseen
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Wisliam i
Cleveland
Frank Noscerh OW
Johr Bachman
Loum Danhner
Lows
Sthnencher
Wem Krantz
Joe Ketan
Gna
Chas Bachmann
Ins
Bayer Gut
etretaGs 1
Scheerecher
Brith Nesseen
Officers of Northern Lodge Hurley
Officers of Northern Lodge No 51 Hurley listed with roles including foreman recorder and various named members such as Murray Gochtane Holt Raut Lennon Seals and others, presented in a formal roster style typical of lodge publications.
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Northern Lodge
Hurley
Gee Willing Wow
Ts. Murray
Foreman BL Gochtane
Asa Holt
Fir Samuel Raut
Gilbert Ute
Recorder
Charles Ds Lennon
Metarthy QO
Vatlen Peery
Gutfe Maras Tewis
True Tee
John Seals
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Comiuwee
Neillsville, Wis
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Netsile
Workman
Chas. Oellerich
A.U.U. W Bulletin
Oellerich
Wes Gran Lodge
Ita
Sceleton
Wisconsin
Fond
Cather Co
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