Friends in Council Close a Very Successful Year's Work
Canon City club year ends with a banquet in the Elks hall, 50 place setting, 400 pansies decor, and toasts led by Mrs. L X Kohlman. Members reflect on Biennial plans, note absences, and welcome new officers amid a year of growth and unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canon City
Friends In Council
Elks’ Hall
Mack
Burleigh
Ragsdale
L. X. Kohlman
Dawson
Puzzle Pictures Missing Strip Picture
Members of the club celebrate a landmark year and honor retiring officers for dedication and sacrifices. The president, secretary, and treasurer are praised for leadership, reporting, and prudent spending. The group stresses harmony, unity, and loyalty as the club enters transition. Continues on Page Right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handy
Darky
de Brevere
Our Retiring Officers and the A O U W Legacy
A club toast lauds retiring officers led by Mrs Hand y and Mrs Hasbrouck with thanks to President and officers. The article explains the A O U W fraternal order history dating to 1868, its classified assessment plan, membership rules, and Colorado jurisdiction growth including Royal Gorge Lodge No 7, detailing costs and protections for members and the order’s financial strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Pennsylvania
John Jordan Upchurch
United States
Canada
Supreme Lodge
Grand Lodge
Grand Lodge of
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Royal Gorge Lodge No. 7
Canon Ole
Also Mentioned on This Page
Meg, Twitchell
Cluls
Platt-Decker
Colorado Club
Mra. F. A. Raynolds
Mrs. Raynolds
Mesdames Sheetz
Eldred
Harding
Dozier
Raynolds
Miss Shepherd
Old England
Nes. Prazifs
Bigg
Mws
Baker
Hiatt
Hasbrouck
Wilson
P. M
Wm. Curtis
M. W
Jos. Schroth
G. P. Frailey
H. E. Turner
J. M. Wagner
Jas. Pennington
D. J. Houston
J. S. Allen
L W
Geo. J. Stumpf
O. W
J. A. Forbis
Ancient Order
United Workmen
T. B. Moore