Past President Highly Active in Lions Work
Vincent C. Hascall of Omaha Nebraska immediate past president of Lions International is a lawyer by trade and serves in legal affairs for Standard Oil of Nebraska. Born June 9 1888 in Ochen Utah he moved to Omaha then North Platte and attended University of Nebraska. He held multiple Lions roles from charter member to International President and later chaired the board and served as board director.
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Vincent C. Hascall
Omaha
Nebraska
Lions International
Standard Oil Company of
Ochen
Utah
North Platte
University of Nebraska
Association
Iowa
Des Moines
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Lions Clubs
Mexico
Hascall
Providence
Island
Lions Club Emblem Debate In 1919 To 1921
The International Association of Lions Clubs debated emblem design with two camps favoring the letter L or Rosa Bonheur’s lions head. A special committee led by the secretary general integrated ideas into a symbol featuring the lion head the letter L and a circle signaling unity. Maurice Blink, a commercial artist and member of the Lions Club, contributed to the design discussions.
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International Association of Lions Clubs
Rosa Bonheur
Sense
Maurice’ Blink
The
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Meaning of Lionism Outlined By Hatton
Hatton describes Lionism as a universal, ongoing contest of selection paralleling the Olympic spirit. He links Lions Clubs to 2,700 clubs across five countries, urging loyalty and service as essential to human progress and civilization.
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Lionism
Hatton
B. C
Lions Club
Charlotteean Bob Smith Joins Efions Club March 1 1933
Charlotteean R. H. Bob Smith, a hosiery dyer with Melrose Hosiery Mills, arrived in the city from Charlotte in 1931 and joined the Efions club on March 1, 1933.
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R. H
Bob) Smith
Charlotte
Melrose Hosiery Mills
Efions Club
Theater Manager Roy Champion Joins High Point Lions Club
Roy Champion, theater manager of the Broadhurst, arrived in High Point from Greensboro via Raleigh in February 1934 and joined the Lions Club two weeks after his arrival.
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Roy Champion
High Point
Greensboro
Raleigh
The
Lions Club
Broadhurst Theater
Lions International Publishes Studies In Conduct for Youth
Lions International collaborated on a set of juvenile books titled Studies In Conduct. The works are intended as collateral readings or textbooks for moral training of youth.
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Lions International
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Vincent CC. Hascall
Charlotteean
Edgar Snider
North Wrenn Street
John Mebane