Freemason and Masonic Bodies Meeting Calendar
Masonic calendar notes repeated monthly meetings for Evergreen Lodge No. 170 Fond AL Men Aotated, Ay Me Stated communication on great day of each month. Freeport Chapter No. 2h BR. AL Mve Stated econoyocation 1st and ard Tuesday. Freeport Council Stated communication monthly. Freeport Commandery No. TOK Stated concave ist and ard Wednesday. Th and mM ation ard Tuesday of awdly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelsior Lodge
Evergreen Lode
Fond
Freeport
AL Mve
Freeport Council
Freeport Commandery
Personal record of visits and callers in Freeport area
A list of individuals visiting or calling on friends in Freeport or traveling through the region. Names include Mrs. Fred Dorman, W. S. Rice, J. F. Rush, W. H. Glasgow, D. J. Collins, Will Snyder, Earl Cromley, Tihomas Green, R. G. Wagner, J. A. Weanburg, Thad M. Graves, A. C. Schadel, G. E. Bickelhaupt, N. Fredericks, D. M. Rorenberg, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Sweeney, Lydia Hermameier, Miss Dorothy Bond, CG. W. Thompson, J. W. Oliver, Pp. C. Riley, Fred Hassler, Charles H. Knapp, Miss Bessie Knapp, Fred Niedermeier, Lee Madden, Rev. H. Ll. Moore, Rev. S. M. Crissman, and Rev. Ralph Crissman. Also notes travel to Jefferson, Rockford, Chicago, Bloomington, and Cal. visit plans and presbytery meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S. Rice
Peoria
Freeport
J. F. Rush
Pearl City
Friends
W. H. Glasgow
Warren
D. J. Collins
Madison
Will Snyder
Orangeville
Earl Cromley
Cedarville
W. J. Young
Dubuque
J. E. Paulette
Quincy
James Chariton
Apple River
R. J. Phelps
Scales Mound
H. L. Threlkeld
Dixon
H. R. Bennett
Tihomas Green
Jefferson
Wis
R. G. Wagner
McConnell
J. A. Weanburg
Rock Island
Dorothy Bond
Vera Frey
Lincoln Avenue
CG. W. Thompson
J. W. Oliver
Galena
Pp. C. Riley
Wife
Sterling
Katherine Gingrich
Trena Baltzer
Fred Hassler
Delvalle
Charles H. Knapp
Bessie Knapp
Chicago
H. Little
Fred Niedermeier
Lee Madden
Stover Company
Bloomington
Rev
H. Ll. Moore
John Burrell
Rockford
Consistory Class Ready for Start in Freeport Ceremonies
Members of Freeport Masonic bodies prepare for the forty first annual Consistory meeting. Candidates from neighboring towns arrive for the spring degree ceremonies May include 4th through 82nd degrees with a grand reception and ball Friday. The program lists a calendar of degrees from April 21 to April 24 led by Lodge of Perfection and Rose Croix officers with 75 candidates anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Welock
Oseloek
Freeport Lodge of Perfection
Freeport Couneil Princes of
Rose Croix
Atvaal
Lodge of Perfection
Toolom
Charles Leonard Snyder
Loval Levi Munn, Jr
William Feenry Allen
Charles Johnson Bentley
Allen Salter
William Trembor
Walter B. Hrfert
Fred 8. Albright
Louis Dickes
Charles Clinton Wolf
Edward Lincoln Stewart
Sav
Louis Food Birrell
H. Po
Walter Carvasso Jencks
Jo W
Charles Fred Knecht
Tie Willian Trembor
Walter Bo Erfert
M. Gy Loval Levi Mutan
Hos
Charles 4
Linton Wolf
M. KK
John Arthur
T Edward Lincoln Stewart
M. Ww
Walter Carvasso Joncks
Wee
George Yestickney
William Treuther
Walter Bo Lerfert
William Koenig
Ralph Thomas Ryan
Edward Day Allington
Robert Darius Kuehner
Jfola Theo. Buckbee
G. O
Frank John Rosbrook
G. C
Reuben Roscoe Tiffany
William Trenibor
Walter Bo Ferfert
K. Oale
Albert J. Atwood
Flog
Charles Clinton West
Charles Pred Knecht
B. Osler Frederic Potter
B. M
MM. Carpenter
Fredevis Desee Burdett
S.edward Lincoln Stewart
Ovelock
Rockton community notices and events update
Local items report a card party at Breeport camp of Royal Neighbors Thursday night and a St Catherine guild meeting at Grace church for corporate matters and officer elections. The St dotii's church youth group plans an April 27 gathering at church parlors with admission 16 cents. An investigation into Saturday’s fire at Beny ston jewelry store basement finds no electrical fault. gas or flame heat may be the cause after the jet was extinguished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breeport
Dof Po
State Bank
St. Dotii’s Churebh
Joseph Marks
Benyston
Mather
Banaquet committee members listed for ceremony
The executive Banaquet committee includes Printing Watter RW Effert as chair, OD I Swan, William S Best on the floor, and numerous members from Rockford Freeport Warren Mt. Carroll and Dixon. Musical director Roth Burdett leads the Temple quartet with organist Mr Burdett for ceremonial selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banaquet Committee
Watter
RW. Effert
OD. I. Swan
William S. Best
Mirma
Ehadre
Charles B. Calkins
Rockford
CO. R. Stahbeek
Davis
A.C. Czibulka
Warren
J. DB. McCool
Freeport
Fr. Rasbrook
Dixon
John Squires
Mt. Carroll
W. C. Milner
Second Fight On Saloons In Illinois Nears Today
Illinois voters face a second annual clash between saloon interests and prohibitionists as towns vote on ousting saloons or restricting licenses. In cities like Bloomington and Cairo, mayoral and council races determine liquor policy, while towns such as Naperville, Erie, Melrose Park, and Barrington join the statewide effort. Strong local contests hinge on aldermen, village boards, and license decisions amid the dry era push and saloon resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicagoe
Ilinois
Bloomington
Friends of
Cairo
Naperville
Erie
Whiteside
Alonzo Kek. Wilson
Prohibition State Committee
Melrose Park
Barrington
Cook County
Dwight
Winchester
Wilmington
Pinckeyville
Nashville
Meredosia
Harding
Chebanse
Peotone
Reddick
Wetaug
Stockton
Cabery
Sandwich
Forreston Williston
Not Guilty Plea Entered in Belleville Bank Embezzlement Case
Madison April 21. Edwin Story, cashier of Citizens' State Bank of Belleville, arraigned in municipal court on charges he embezzled 23356. Judge Donovan set bail at 10000. J M Clancy, his attorney, waived reading of the rapes and entered a not guilty plea. Preliminary hearing set for April 9. Bail remains 10000 despite Clancy's bid for 5000. Story brought to Madison by Sheriff Kittleson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Clancey
Story
Kittleson
Kingsbury
Cable Company of
Chicago
Chicago University
John D. Rockefeller
Illinois
Ime
Geo. A. Stemm
Great Debate at Lainbury Church In Freeport Tomorrow
Tomorrow evening at Lainbury Church the Great Debate will discuss whether supper social and entertainment areas detriment the church. The affirmative will be supported by Miss Mabel Goddard and Mr. F. I. Burst, while the negative includes Mrs. Richardson and Mr. Paul Maigie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lainbury
Freeport
Mabel Goddard
F IE
Richardson
Paul Maigie
Five Strangers Fined as City Plans Street Cleaning
Five intoxicated individuals were rounded up by police last night and fined this morning by Mapvns trace Bentley. They could not pay, prompting a street cleaning program to aid their rehabilitation. Freeport remains wet yet orderly as residents from dry towns are urged to stay sober.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mapvnstrace Bentley
Freeport
Sisters Thankful For Liberal Support Of St Vincent's Orphanage
Sisters express gratitude for generous Liberal contributions received at yesterday's pound party for St Vincent's orphanage. The group thanks all who traveled and remembered the cause with warmth and aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vincent’s Orphanage
Deafness Cannot Be Cured Chronicle Names and Dates
A garbled excerpt lists names, places, and phrases around medical and legal topics. It mentions individuals and entities in a cryptic, era-styled notice with references to a past debate and proceedings. It omits clear events or outcomes due to the damaged text.
Baseball Scores and Team Talks Highlight Season Moves
Results from major leagues show Chicago 7 St Louis 1 and Detroit 2 Cleveland 6 with Boston 8 5 Philadelphia 1 1. New York 4 Washington 3 and National League St Louis 0 Chicago 2 plus Cincinnati 8 Pittsburg 1 in 10. A reform plan urges economizing to build a first class team and to drop dead weight. President Harrahan and GM Ewing travel from Freeport toward Chicago on an inspection trip to Omaha after a 7 45 am arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
Philadelphia
S. New York
Washington
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
New York
Bostop
Harrahan
Ewing
The
Ilinois Central
Freeport
Omaha
Directors Resolve Harmony At Club Meeting
The baseball club directors met last evening and reached a calmer understanding. Disputes over single leadership eased as the president and manager clarified duties and responsibilities. Some directors felt excluded from manager decisions, but the group agreed that routine business need not trigger reassembly and that the manager’s judgment should guide team operations.
Northwestern motor car service opens Beloit to Janesville run
A Sunday debut introduces a motor car service on the Northwestern line between Beloit and Janesville via Afton a 13.7 mile stretch. The trip takes thirty minutes and three round trips run daily with potential to increase if demand grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beloit
Janesville
Afton
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Nion
Fred Dorman
Polo
Thad M. Graves
Belvidere
A. C. Schadel
G. E. Bickelhaupt
N. Fredericks
Elgin
D. M. Rorenberg
Rochelle
Jerry Sweeney
California
Lydia Hermameier
M. Crissman
Elizabeth
Ralph Crissian
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Tore
Tate
Robert Fisuehner
Cohmendereih
Iyveport Com Sietery
Chardes I. Suyder
Feonisa Ft. Boeredd
Preeport Conneid
Priness Oat
Walter Jenehs
Mreeport Chatter Hose Croix
John Tebear
Tech Dee
Croitinneus
Sanithe
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Joseph A Bathier
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Liebes Plemry
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Mas
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Woldon
Stoerkupt
Misah B. Ploeard
Miubell
Ghos
Bute Dissdeanie
Jank Boyne
R. M. Botdorl
Dudpein
Rockton Molding Land Company
Ron. A
St. Catherine'’s Guild
Grace Church
Bellville Bank
Tientites
Roscoe
I. Vpobate
Seotdtiy Brug Wists
Tae
Baseball News
Schoonhoven
Kuehner
Northwestern
J. Schwarz
ACME
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