Local Masonic and fraternal lodge meeting schedule
Local organizations circle Lodge number 377 meets Saturdays in Odd Fellows hall with H K Stahl and others listed as officers. Crown Encampment 41 and Starlight Rebekah Lodge 231 meet on their set Mondays or Thursdays. Temescal Lodge 314 F and A M meets near the full moon in Masonic hall with officers named. Modern Woodmen of America meet twice monthly in Odd Fellows hall with listed officers.
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Circle Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Temescal Lodge
A. M
Masonic Hall
C. Ae Scoville
W. M
J. L. Davis
W. M. Wollitz
Esident
Treas
A. P. Kelley
Fraternal groups announce meeting dates and officers
Forester Court Circle No. 831 schedules meetings on the first and third Tuesdays at Odd Fellows hall with officers Robt Brown C R Robt Bowen V C R Dr J C Glew See y Thomas Baker Treas. Queen Council No. 160 holds the first and third Thursdays monthly led by W 20 Grow president with Alrs J Francisco vice president HL Dawson secretary and H W Isnos treasurer.
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Forester Court Circle City
Odd Fellows Hall
Robt
Brown
C. R
Bowen
J. C. Glewson
See’y
Thomas Baker
Treas
Queen Council
Grow
Alrs. J. Francisco
HL Dawson
H. W. Isnos
Fraternities and Lodges Schedule in Narragansett Area
Narragansett Tribe No 169 meets Wednesdays at 7 30 p m with officers including F T Carey Sachem Malcolm Sapp and E L Stronger Jr Sag K H Daweon Chief of Records. Fraternal Brotherhood holds first and third Mondays in I O O Hall led by M Baird President T H Ashcroft VP and Mrs Dunhaan Secretary. Eagles meet Fridays in Odd Fellows Hall with W P S M Johnson and Thomas Carey secretary. social session on the second Friday each month.
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Narragansett Tribe
F. T. Carey
Malcolm Sapp
E. L. Stronger
K.H. Daweon
I. O. O. Hall
M. Baird
T. H. Ashcroft
V. P
Dunhaan
Sec’y
G. E. Bortz
Treas
Eagles
Odd Fellows Hall
W.P
S. M. Johnson
Thomas Carey
L. WH. Yawson
Baptist Church Schedule Led by Rev B O Jacques
Rev B O Jacques leads a Baptist church weekly with Sunday school at 9 30 morning service at 10 30 a m B Y P U at 6 30 p m and evening service at 7 30 p m plus a Wednesday mid week prayer and praise meeting at 7 30 p m
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B. OB. Jacques
B.Y.P.U. Society
Sunday church schedule in morning and evening services
A local church lists its service times including Sunday school at 9 39 a m morning worship at 10 20 a m Christian Iendea vor Society at 6 20 p m evening service at 7 30 p m and mid week devotion at 7 50 p m on Wednesdays.
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Christian Iendeavor Society
Church Services and Activities Schedule
Rev. W T Adams presides with services each Sunday at 3 15 pm and 7 30 pm. Sunday school at 2 15 pm. Christian Endeavor at 6 20 pm and church prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30. Christian Ladies Aid meets Thursday at 2 50 at a regular location.
Pastoral Schedule With Early Services and Meetings
The notice lists Sunday services at 6:50 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. with a prior Sunday school at 6:50 a.m. A clues meeting at noon and Jepworth Levene are noted. Prayer meeting and weekly church activities follow, including Wednesday evening at 7.
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Jepworth Levene
Episcopal Church Services And Sunday School Schedule
Parish services held each Sunday at 7 30 p m at St Dal Baptist Episcopal church with Holy Communion at 10 45 a m on the first Sunday monthly Rev George Kley pastor of Glendale Episcopal church will officiate Sunday School every Sunday morning at 10 a m
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St. Dali Bapetist Episcopal Church
George Kley
Episcopal Church
Glendale
Corner Church Schedule at Eighth and Howard Streets
Services at 110 clock Sunday mornings with Sunday school at 104. mo. Wednesday evening meetings at 8 Yelock. Reading room open daily from 2 to 4 p.m. Evening services Sunday at 7:50 p.m.
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Eighth and
Howard Streets
Regular weekly meetings set for midweek weekend trio
The schedule lists regular meetings every Wednesday Saturday and Sunday. Junior meetings occur on Sundays at 2 p.m.
Local fraternal groups meet monthly and weekly
G. A. R. Carlton Post 168 and Royal Neighbors of America hold meetings in Masonic and Odd Fellows halls. Commander W. J. Pentelow leads the G. A. R. group. Royal Neighbors meet on Tuesdays with Oracle Mrs. Hattie Dunham and Recorder Mrs. Mary V. Norwell, Treasurer Mrs. Maud Reed listed.
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Royal Neighbors OF America
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Hattie Dunham
Mary V. Norwell
Maud Reed
Monthly meetings set in City Hall on Tuesdays
Meets on the first and third Tuesdays of each month at 8 o'clock in City Hall. Officers listed are W. J. Petelow president, W. H. Jameson vice president, 4H. A. Prizer secretary, C. H. Kinney treasurer.
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City Hall
W. J. Petelow
W. H. Jameson
V. P
A. Prizer
Sec’y
C. H. Kinney
Treas
Te Ye Meeta holds 41st meeting third Tuesday
The Te Ye Meeta convenes at Conran Church at 2 30 p m for its 41st gathering on the third Tuesday each month led by Mrs RB M Cook president and Mrs Wm Corkhill secretary.
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W. CG
Conran
M. Cook
Wm. Corkhill
All Will Mie in Another Denver Navid Assn
In Denver the Navid Association reports men Abie Diedit and Toute 55.0 achieving notable results.
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Denver
Mammoth Cave Abyss Bridged Opens Hidden Passages
The long blocked Bottomless Pit in Mammoth Cave, once controlled by enslaved workers, finally yielded after Stephen and companions dragged a tree trunk to form a precarious bridge. Stephen crossed the abyss and exploration uncovered vast passages and chambers beyond. The pit proved about 100 feet deep.
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Mammoth Cave
Stephen
Witty High School List Of Twelve Sham Book Titles
Philadelphia high school pupils submit a playful list of twelve spoof book titles for a prize. Entries include A New England Pass, Thoughts On My Bed, On Different Tacks, Lizzie Wouldn’t, The Fatal Blow, Tales of Lost Baggage, Lost In the Wash, Grindinecthie Plain Day, One No Man, After the Bath, Morse on Our Old Frouses, Woodchucks and Rabbits.
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Philadelphia
Mlbe W
Stead
van Hammer
John Wood
John Knox
Porter
Unconscious Meal With John Muir Baffles Waiter
An amused scene features John Muir with a friend at a dining table. Muir talks endlessly and repeatedly breaks off bread from a French loaf while the story meanders. His hungry companion finally asks for an order, prompting a surreal quip about the last bite and the bread becoming a baffling moment.
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John Muir
Muir
Large Thumbs and Character in a New York Article
An authoritative New York piece cites Irving E Bacon on thumb size as a proxy for character. It notes large thumbs indicate strength of mind and practical prudence while contrasting with smaller thumbs and emotional traits. The text moves into whimsical commentary on a family scene and appetite motifs before drifting into oblique narrative.
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Irving E. Bacon
New York
Merrymaking Returns Highlighted By Attendance Praise
A village school report lauds Fiera C and Minetta Lovett for perfect attendance all year. They were absent only once, May 10, due to an illness in their twin brothers, from which all recovered.
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Josephine Mitchell
John Mitchell
Amysiae
California
Corona
Riverside
F. E. Densmore
Superior Court
William G. Randall
Oomnoa
New England
Fiera c
Minetta Lovett
San Bernardino
No Visible Signals
A quirky Chicago News excerpt features Sandy voicing opposition to clipping dog details while debating tail wag signals. A housewife sympathizes as Sandy notes difficulty judging a dog’s mood when missing a tail, reflecting humor and rural speech.
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Sandy
Chicago News
May Tell of Ancestry Tracing To English Conquest
A reader claims maternal lineage reaches the conquest era in England. The note mentions a grandmother married to a person named Enghind as part of a Catholic Standard and Times feature.
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England
Executing a Death Sentence in Memoirs of a Russian Governor
Prince Urussov recalls a scene at a former post where a Jewish prisoner, believed dead after a failed execution, was buried quickly to prevent regained consciousness. The tale centers on the governor’s account of duty, timing, and the cruel irony of the gallows.
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Prince Urussov
Gone von Rohren
Southern girl hides father’s trade in curious jest
A boarding house tale shows a pretty southern girl deflecting questions about her father’s work. Pressed, she quips he is “a map for letters,” while subtly hinting at a postal role amid clever wordplay and social curiosity.
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Troth
Dixie Piri
Toondon
Tittsburg
The Mysterious Hour of Four A.M
The passage describes 4 a.m. as a moment of weakness when people near death and sleepers are vulnerable. It notes anecdotes of ammonia aiding women in danger and explains sleep depth varies from 3 to 5 o'clock, with warnings about waking and emotional states during this period.
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Bodweloek
New Southh Wales indeterminate sentencing system described
The Dundee Advertiser reports on a New South Wales method for habitual criminals using definite terms plus an indeterminate stage. A convict advances grades with concessions, earns wares for family, and may be released after probation. The piece notes practical and ethical questions about this system.
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New Southh Wales
His Mother Questions Tommy About Staying In
A fragmentary dialogue shows a mother chiding Tommy for moping at home and suggesting he visit Charley Pinafore, who reportedly did not seem well after yesterday’s play.
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Dundee Advertiser
Tommy
Charley Pinafore
Milk storage question sparks rural mischief in class
A teacher asks for the test place to keep fresh milk in her weather. A rural student replies in dialect claiming to be a cow, returning from a country holiday and creating a playful misunderstanding.
Tre Ruling Session Reflection on Mel and Music Study
A court hearing centers on a student named Mel who repeatedly declines music study, choosing to stay home to showcase her clothes. The dialogue reveals three attempted lessons and Mel's reluctance to participate.
Beware of Inquisitive People and Their Excessive Curiosity
A cautionary note warns against people driven by insatiable curiosity who seek to know and reveal information. The text highlights risks of gossip and over-sharing. It emphasizes exercising restraint and discerning what to disclose.
Of Course Bertha in London Opinion Quotation
A clipped quotation from London Opinion contrasts a man’s question with a woman’s irritation at repetitive inquiries about loved ones. The line humorously depicts gendered chatter in social dialogue.
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Bertha
London
Wild Eyed Demand for Large Bottle Shakes Druggist
Fragmentary chatter shows a wild eyed man pressing a druggist for a goat sized bottle or a cask. The exchange hints at a comical or frantic scene with emphasized frustration and odd details.
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Grace Shepard
N. G
Emma Nichols
V. G
Lizzie Schoneman
Masons
Modern
Woodmen OF America
J. Smith
H. C
J. E. Lewis
D. K. Wilson
H. N. Sweet
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Fraternal Aid Association
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First Christian Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
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Persietes Viies
Touoa
First Church of Christ Scientist
Salvation Army
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Department of California
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Board OF Trade
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San Pedro
Long Beach
Oklahoma
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Riverside, Cal
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Mass
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St. Joseph
St. Louis
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South Brones
Corner Mercantile
Lofs Angeles
Rubidoux
Black
Heatil
Riversid
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Feldman’s Barbershop
Newton Bros
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