Pueblo Indians to Lecture at Zionsville Red Men Powwow
A Pueblo New Mexico troupe will lecture and perform native dance Friday and Saturday at the Zionsville Red Men powwow. Members include Chief Hailstorm Princess Hailstorm Buffalo Horn Gray On Red Men Program Horse and Starlight. Other attractions feature a hog calling contest and awards for the oldest Red Men couple. Thomas E. Shelburn handles records.
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Pueblo
N. M
Zionsville
Ind
Chief Hailstorm
Princess Hailstorm
Buffalo Horn
Gray
Chief
Papoose Starlight
Golden Jubilee Eastern Star meets with record attendance
The Golden Jubilee General Grand Chapter of the Eastern Star in Denver drew more than 4 000 delegates from across the United States and abroad. Leaders praised the order's role in peace while Germans French and other nations sought membership and chapters. The sessions opened with Emma P Chadwick and included business on membership, leadership elections and international interest.
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Order of Eastern Star
Denver
Colo
Order
Blanche Reggett
The
Eastern Star
Indiana
Emma P. Chadwick
Seattle
Wash
Clara Heinrich
Newport
Germany
France
South
Central America
Reggett
United States
Mexico
Canada
Porto Rico
China
Alaska
Panama
Australia
Cuba
Washington, D. C
Dallas
Tex
LODGES PLAN PARADE AGENDA FOR VFW CONVENTION
Hammond lodges plan a parade during the Veterans of Foreign Wars national convention in Indianapolis August 26 to September 1. The program includes a special train to the national home at Tiffin Ohio, the installation of a new council, and a 15 000 plus participant parade led by Ft Benjamin Harrison’s 11th Infantry Band.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Indianapolis
Clays
Harry Franklin
Franklin
The
Shrine
Knights of Columbus
Knights of Pythias
Modern
Woodmen of America
Improved Order of Red Men
Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter
Grand Army of the Republic
Frank T. Strayer
Strayer
11Th Infantry
Benjamin Harrison
W. F. W. Post
Hammond
Ind
Indiana
Hoosier
Five Members to Receive Twenty Five Year Pins at Pythian Sisters
Myrtle temple honors five members for twenty five years of service. Edna Pauley May Parish Albert Pauley T W Demmerly and Minnie Taylor receive pins. Initiatory work and a social hour follow at 119 East Ohio Street per Ethel Willis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Myrtle Temple
Edna Pauley
May M. Parish
Albert L. Pauley
T. W. Demmerly
Minnie Taylor
The
Temple
Ohio St
Ethel Willis
Fraternal Congress Opens Six Day Toronto Convention
More than 400 national officers of 89 fraternal benefit societies gather in Toronto for six day annual convention. Sidney H. Pipe of Toronto presides as third Canadian in 50 years to hold the post. Gary Elks prepare for state convention with city decorations and hospitality planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraternal Congress of America
Toronto
Canada
Sidney H. Pipe
Congress
Independent
Order of Foresters
Red Men Hold Picnics Across Indiana Themed Gatherings
Three picnics were held last week by Red Men tribes in Indiana. Whites town hosted the twenty-ninth annual picnic with Arch H. Hobbs and John Sedwick as guests of honor. Delaware County tribes met in Muncie with Albert Hausman and W. H. La Rue delivering principal remarks. Modern Woodmen of America held a Marion County Association picnic at McCords park with M. T. Wright supervising.
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Indiana
Whitestown
Merrimas
Arch H. Hobbs
Indianapolis
John Sedwick
Martinsville
Henry
Wayne Counties
Cambridge
Pocahontas
Albert Hausman
Sachem
Raymond Whitton
Junior Sagamore
Hobbs
Delaware County
Muncie
Hausman
W. H. la Rue
Anderson
Modern Woodmen of America
Marion County
M. W. A. Association
McCords Park
M. T. Wright
Moose Bowling Season Promises Strong Team and Openings
Announcement from club president Lottie Davis as Moose bowling builds a strong squad for the season opening Sept 15 led by Fred Kin nan. William A. Mackey named delegate to the Indiana State Moose conclave Aug 30 Sept 3 in Gary with no opposition. Regular Merry Makers Club meeting set for Tuesday at Dorothy Cravens 205 S Holmes Ave as Knights of Columbus Bowling League finalizes season plans and schedules. Chapel Rebekah lodge coordinates bounty fair at Red Men’s Hall next month.
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Moose
Fred Kinnan
William A. Mackey
Gary
Ind
Mackey
Merrymaker’s Club
Dorothy Cravens
S. Holmes Ave
Indianapolis
Knights of Columbus
Rebekah Lodge
Red Men's Hall
Twenty- Ninth
Clifton Sts
Blue Lodges Plan Labor Day Picnic at Shields Park
Masonic groups in Seymour Indiana appoint committees to stage a Labor Day picnic at Shields Park expected to entertain more than 5000 Blue Lodge Masons. Senator Arthur R. Robinson and Knights Templar grand commander W W Suckow will speak. A Masonic Home boys band from Franklin will perform.
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Seymour
Ind
Shields Park
Blue Lodge
Arthur R. Robinson
United States
Indiana
W. W. Suckow
Franklin
Knights Templar of
Masonic
N. J. Lasher
Floyd Beldon
B. B. Shiness
Rev
C. J. Moeller
John Conner
Wayne Axter
Walter Voss
Claude Carter
Noble Gresham
W. L. Clark
H. C. Henderson
C. H. Wiethof
George A. Clark
Maurice Arin
Wool
Norman
O. J. Jackson
Ornann Barnes
Clifford Hartwell
Tevis Car
Ralph Thompson
E. Ttz
Dewey Ng
Nathan Kaufman
Edward Areca Jr
Travis Carter
T. H. Montmery
H. Lett
Oscar B. Abel
D. Silines
Security Benefit Association Names Four New Members
The Marion council of the Security Benefit Association initiated four new members John Kiefer John R Thompson Mary Kimman and Catherine Hancock and reinstated Dr Donald McGregor at a Wednesday meeting. Robert Green leads the drive with 175 points while Mrs Joseph Gurke has 125. A trip to Washington Indiana for the council's twentieth anniversary is planned. Officers will be elected September 5 with plans voiced at 116 East Maryland Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Security Benefit Association
H. V. T. Hobbs
John Kiefer
John R. Thompson
Mary Kimmaman
Catherine Hancock
Donald McGregor
Robert Green
Joseph Gurke
Captain Green
C. T. McKee
Washington
Ind
Maryland St
Isabelle Kiefer
Red Men to Picnic at Keesling Reunion
The twenty seventh annual Keesling reunion will be held Sunday at the fairgrounds by the Red Men of the vicinity Arch H Hobbs of Indianapolis great chief of records will be the principal speaker A musical program and picnic dinner are planned Jasper Keesling and D W Keesling assist in planning the outing.
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Times Special
Middletown
Ind
Keesling
Fairgrounds
Arch H. Hobbs
Indianapolis
Great Chief of Records
Jasper Keesling
D. W. Keesling
New Manager Named For Indiana Pythian Building
John H. Frank named temporary manager of the Indiana Pythian Building at Pennsylvania and Ohio Streets succeeding Adolph Niccard who died suddenly in New York. Frank, president of the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias board, will lead until after the Indiana Grand Lodge convention in Indianapolis October 2 and 3. Frank, from Lebanon, Indiana, has served on the board for five years.
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John H. Frank
Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias
Indiana
PLAN GROTTO DAY INDIANA SUMMARY
More than 10 000 Grotto members from Indiana head to the Masonic Home in Franklin for Grotto Day. Speakers include Raymond W. Murray and Rev Ambrose Dunkel. A 2 30 p m concert opens with a uniformed body parade at 3 30 p m and an aerial show closes the program.
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Indiana
Franklin
Ind
Raymond W. Murray
Indiana State Grotto Association
Ambrose Dunkel
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Fletcher W. Boyd
Murray
Rev
Dunkel
Grotto
Fred Jewell
Masonic Home Band
H. Weir Cook
113Th Air Squadron
National Guard
Urge Pension Law Boosts Indiana 1929 Campaign
The Indiana Aerie of Eagles cites an editorial from the South Bend News Times urging passage of an old age pension law by the 1929 General Assembly. It argues the plan would ease fear for the elderly, preserve saving incentives, and avoid almshouse stigma, with pensions under $300 a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
General Assembly
Old-Age Pension Commission
Indiana Aerie
Order of Eagles
South Bend
Ind
News- Times
DeMolay Drill Corps Plans Aug 29 Party at K of P Hall
DeMolay drill corps to host a catcher and banco party on August 29 at 8 15 p m at the Knights of Pythias Hall 32 % Audubon Road Urban Tucker handles arrangements public invited and DeMolay members urged to attend.
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Citcher and Banco
K. of P. Hall
Audubon Rd
Urban Tucker
Fifth annual homecoming of Marion County Odd Fellows
The Marion County Association of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs will hold its fifth annual homecoming Sunday at the I O O F home in Greensburg Indiana. More than 5 000 members are expected. Frank Houston grand master and Mrs Ara Lee Rebekah president will speak at 11 a m. Free chicken dinner accessories provided for members from 51 county lodges. Four orchestras and eight drill teams will perform. Automobile travelers should notify lodge secretary. Special railroad and traction discounts are offered.
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Marion County Association of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Greensburg
Ind
H. G. Schenk
Frank Houston
Ara Lee
Rebekah
City Gets Convention of Royal Orange Institution
The 1930 convention of the Royal Orange Institution of the U. S. for American Protestants will be held in Indianapolis. About 500 delegates will attend. The 1928 convention closed recently in Cleveland. John M. Hoy of Lebanon is the State grand organizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Orange Institution
U. S
Indianapolis
Henry T. Davis
Cleveland
Ohio
John M. Hoy
Lebanon
Knights of Columbus to Hold First Degree Examen Sept 17
James E. Deery grand knight announced that Knights of Columbus will conduct a First Degree exemplification September 17 as prep for higher degree initiation. More than twenty are in the class awaiting formal introduction into the order. Second and Third degree classes are planned for late September.
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James E. Deery
Knights of Columbus
Deery
Columbus Eagles Drill Team Plans Fall Initiations
The Columbus Eagles drill team will exemplify lodge rituals and initiate classes of candidates at several district meetings this fall. George E. Mitchell announced. The district includes Madison Columbus Jeffersonville Seymour and New Albany.
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Columbus
Ind
Columbus Eagles
George EB. Mitchell
Madison
Jeffersonville
Seymour
New Albany
Moose Calendars for Fall and Winter Meetings Published
Lodge officials announced the Loyal Order of Moose schedule with weekly meetings on Tuesdays and Thursdays by various branches. The Hoosier Heart Legion meets monthly on the first Tuesday, while the Junior Order convenes on the first and third Wednesdays. House committee meets on the tenth of each month and on call. Company A holds Sunday mornings and Wednesday evenings on the second and fourth weeks, and the drum corps meets on the first and third Sundays.
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Loyal Order of Moose
Woman's Mooseheart Legion
Hoosier Heart Legion
Junior Order of Moose
House Committee
Drm Corps
Red Men Name Arch H Hobbs Memorial Speaker
Arch H Hobbs of Indianapolis great chief of records of Indiana is chosen to deliver the annual memorial day address at the Red Men great council convention in Richmond Virginia on September 10. He is a candidate for great junior sagamore as the Red Men line of officers governs the wigwams nationwide. A special Pullman train departs Indianapolis September 8 at 7 15 p m arriving Richmond 3 30 p m Sunday. Indiana delegates will vote as a unit for Hobbs and aid his campaign with a noted party list of travelers and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch H. Hobbs
Indianapolis
Indiana
Great Council of Red Men
Richmond
Hobbs
Great Junior Sagamore
Red Men
United States
William Morris
Frankfort
James R. Stocksdale
New Albany
Fred E. Hines
Noblesville
James Lamkin
Michael Finn
P. C. O'Connor
Jasonville
Lewis W. Otto
Crawfordsville
Frank McConaughy
Franklin
George I. Kismer
Terre Heute
Jessie M. Raub
Lafayette
Pocahontas
Moose Plan Aug 28 Homecoming Night Initiation
Moose prepare elaborate plans for Past Dictator and Homecoming night on August 28 featuring a varied entertainment program. The event will initiate a large class with ceremonies and activities.
Ben Hur Picnic Draws Hundreds in Noblesville Park
Ben Hur members their families and friends gathered in Noblesville Indiana for a Sunday picnic and basket dinner. The event was sponsored by courts of central Indiana with Louis Mills as general chairman. The games committee included C H Blackford E Carmichael and Clifford Southard. Banquet committee members were Bert Whitehead Mrs G H Blackford and Iona Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hur
Noblesville
Ind
Indiana
Louis 4 Mills
C. H. Blackford
E. Carmichael
Clifford Southard
Bert Whitehead
G. H. Blackford
Iona Mills
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Denison
the Daughters of America
Order of United American Mechanics
D. of A
Bertha Seal
Brookville
D. of A. R. S. Cox
Millersburg
H. A. Hadley
Louisville
E. A. Llewelyn
Cincinnati
National Councilor
Carrie R. Faulkner
Xenia
Cox
Capital City Council of
Elwood Council
Richmond Council
VF. W
Genung
Charles Kelley
Maywood
Elva McVay
William Underwood
H. L. Young
Tiffin
Winchester
Union City
Hammond Chamber of Commerce
Claypool
New York
New Jersey
Frank A. Priest
Gary Waits
ELKS
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Vivian Society
Gary and the Elks’ Home
Eighth St
Broadway
John A. Smith
E. J. Dunn
Chicago
Ill
Loyal American Life Association
Samuel McBride
R. Leighton Foster
Ontario
Cambridge City
Ayer
Seetio A Cigeater
Lottie Davis
Club
Blue Lodges
Washington, Ind
Rebekahs
Sylaaal Castoria
State Auto Insurance ‘Association
Occidental Bldg
Lin
Goodyear
HD Mason
Firestone
Pennsylvan’s
Miller
Blue Point
Cor
Delaware, Madison and
Bay Streets
Drexel
Pennsylvania
Public Service Tire CO
New York St
Health Research Bureau
Alabama
Riley
Red
Great Council
Traugottane
Menor Boys
Ben-Hurs
Central Indiana
Victor's
Y Seniture Co
West
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