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Fraternal orders thrive in Dillon with ten societies
The Dillon city scene hosts ten fraternal bodies from 1582 to today. Masons and Odd Fellows share halls. ALO U W leads as oldest. Dillon Lodge No. 7 AOUW began 1882 with 20 charter members now 108. Masons boast the largest membership across several orders. Other groups include R A M, Knights Templar, Degree of Honor, Mizpah Order, OOF Apollo Lodge and more, with regular meeting nights and notable officers.
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Dillon
Odd Fellows and Masons
Masonic Orders
Masonic Temple
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Dillon Lodge No. 7
J. W. Kinsley
Dillon Lodge No
A. I
A. M
Christian Meade
W. L. Dorchester
Ie. P. Dungan
G. W. Dart
Arthur Judges
O. Klemm
T. M. O’conner
G.taul
P. Bh. Poindexter
St. Elmo Commandery No
Success Lodge
Jessie C. Gunn
Butte
Grand Recorder
R. Z. Thomas
Mary Fyhrie
R. T. Wallace
Mary
Knights Templar
Iminent
P. E. Poindexter
Fidel Huber
Ted
Mizpah
Order of the Astern Star
Masonic Order
Jennie Bishop
George Dart
Robert TL Wing
Systern Star
Apollo Lodge
Shakspeare Literary Society
Old Court House
Millie Coffin
Richard I
Henry IV
Henry V
Henry VI
Richard Vie
Henry VIII
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