Northern Woman Named U D C Head In Washington
Mrs. Frank G. Odenheimer of Washington and Jesup Maryland was elected president general of the United Daughters of the Confederacy. She will lead an educational campaign nationwide to propagate historical truths about the Confederacy and its role in the war. Her four vice presidents general include Mrs. J. W. Stewart Los Angeles first vice president general Mrs. L. M. Bashinsky Troy Alabama second vice president general and Mrs. Lula Love Denver Colorado third vice president general. The group aims to extend influence in northern border states and beyond with concentrated regional work and education efforts. The new officers were chosen at the San Francisco convention amid broad support.
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Savannah
Frank G. Odenheimer
Washington
Jesup
United Dughters of the Confederacy
Odenheimer
Maryland
New York
Daughts
Boston
St. Louis
Phiadelphia
J. W. Stewart
Los Angeles
Cal
L. M. Bashinsk
Troy
Ala
Lula L. Love
Jenver
Colo
Danters
Bashinsky
San Francisco
Daughters of the Confederacy Elect New President General
The convention names a charismatic new president general whose influence in border and western states aims to broaden membership. The group plans to reach northern and western women to spread Confederate history and to reduce lingering prejudice. They also undertake better support for dependent Confederate soldiers and education for children of indigent soldiers.
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The
Daughters
Confederate States
Daughters of the Confederacy
Lodge and Eastern Star Install Officers in Local Elections
Barton Knights of Pythias Lodge No 90 elected officers to serve from January 1: Chancellor commander Howard Magruder, vice commander William Moore, prelate Robert Harven, master of work James A. Dawson, master at arms Hugh Beard, master of exchequer Gordon Durst, master of finance Nicholson Kilbeck, keeper George E. Williams, inside guard Samuel Neat, outside guard William Chappell, trustees John W. Patterson and Herbert Langham, representative to grand lodge Hugh Beard, alternate George E. Williams. McKinley Chapter No 12 Order of the Eastern Star named Worthy Matron Mrs Laura B Zimmerman, Worthy Patron Philip Groscup, associate matron Miss Katie Koegel, secretary Mrs Margaret Rizer, treasurer Mrs Mary Hay, conductress Mrs Gussie Young, associate conductress Mrs Emma Everstine. Installation set for December 31.
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John W. Patterson
Herbert Langham
Grand Lodge
Hugh Beard
George E. Williams
McKinley
Order of the Eastern Star
Laura B. Zimmerman
Philip Groscup
Katie Koegel
Margaret Rizer
Mary Hay
Gussie Young
Emma Everstine
Monument Building and Grave Decoration for Confederate Dead
A brief mention notes stands-these and the building of monuments to Confederate heroes who are dead and the annual decoration of their graves marking commemorative practices inland.
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Genuine Union
Diego Exposition
Eastern Star
C. Edward Saunders
Queen City Garage
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Baltimore St
Floor
Powells
Aave
Edison Electric Ill. CO
N. Liberty ST
Cumberland Brewing
Loryrisht
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