DeMolay Order Not a Junior Masonic Body clarified
The Bridgeport Sunday Post prints a clarification that the DeMolay Order began as a local Kansas City club about three years ago and has grown into a national organization with over 130,000 members and chapters nationwide. It is sponsored by Masonic bodies but is not part of the Masonic institution. Freemasonry supports DeMolay’s educational aims. The article notes DeMolay rules prohibit Masons from addressing members about future affiliations and mentions a planned fundraising dance.
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Bridgeport De Molay Event Planned by Advisory Council
The Bridgeport Chapter of the De Molay, arranged by the Joan branch advisory council, will be attended by nearly all Masonic circles in Bridgeport and vicinity. It will be conducted entirely by the De Molay order, not by any specific Masons body, as a self supporting local chapter initiative.
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Grant Funeral Anniversary Observed in New York
The thirty-seventh anniversary of President Ulysses S. Grant's funeral was observed at his tomb on Riverside Drive in New York, with ceremonies noted on August 28. Attendees included local officials and Grant descendants, reflecting on his legacy and national history.
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Memorial services and boxing notes in New York
The report mentions Rabbi Browne at memorial services with pallbearers and notes Jimmy Mars, a fast-slepping Jamaica Island featherweight, preparing for a semi-final against Billy Detor. It references Tyuste Field and other named figures in a fragmented, period-voice sports and ceremonial sketch.
Captain Miller Returns From Seven-Week Long Island Sound Cruise
Anthony Miller of the Pequannock Yacht Club recounts a seven week voyage aboard the cruiser Jozy from Jay 12 with two breakdowns and many adventures along Connecticut and Long Island shores. A disabled motor near Greenport led to a tow into Greenport and weather forced a layover in Orient Bay. Miller notes the trip was solo in command with a 25 foot craft, a two cylinder Bridgeport engine, and an $300,000 shelter island fire cited as one of Long Island’s worst.
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Lake subs and harbor traffic near Brooklyn Navy Yard
Submarine hull repairs noted as government partially accepts a Lake class vessel, the 40 part, seen maneuvering in the harbor yesterday and set to depart for the Nosy yard in Brooklyn. Another Lake sub, the 48, to be moved to Bridgeport goon for government occupation at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. A tug, Frederick T. Melosa, surfaced yesterday with a cobra for the Karm Termini company. A pig iron car unloaded at karm. Light repairs underway at Gregory dock by Hubbell and Jaynes. Amateurs to stage at bluefish season prompt Pequonnock Yacht Club member to warn anglers to fish at night only when tide rises. The Pequonnock Yacht Fleet plans a cruise to Rhimete gs ton, L. I., over the weekend, departing at two o’clock and returning toward Reena fill Actas Jest care.
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Young Moran Signs With Speaker's Club
Charley Moran the umpire and Center College football coach has a son Tom Moran who signed with the Cleveland Americans and will report to spring training. Tom coaches Carson-Newman College football and was part of his father’s team in a notable early season showing.
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Tobacco Tax Revenue Showed Five Million Dollar Increase
Washington reports fiscal year 1922 saw total federal revenue rise with tobacco taxes contributing 270,788,000. The gain mainly came from set taxes while chewing tobacco and cigars fell. Automobile excise tax yielded 104,430,008, down 1,115,090 from 1921. Nonalcoholic de- alcohol duties declined to 85,489,009.
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