Honolulu Lodge No 616 B P O E Meeting Notice
Honolulu Lodge 616 B P O E invites visiting brothers to attend the meeting in their hall on King Street near Fort every Friday. Signed by JAS, DOUGHERTY, B R GRO, KLUEGEL.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1910
Page
5
Honolulu Lodge 616 B P O E invites visiting brothers to attend the meeting in their hall on King Street near Fort every Friday. Signed by JAS, DOUGHERTY, B R GRO, KLUEGEL.
WM McKinley Lodge No 8 K of P holds meetings every second and fourth Saturday at 7:20 in Fort and Beretanta avenue. Visiting brothers invited. H A Taylor C E A Jacobson K R sign-off.
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