Golden Karnea to Draw 1000 Here Aug 29
Delegates from 130 chapters will gather for the fiftieth Golden Karnea of Delta Tau Delta at the Claypool August 29 30 31. About 1000 visitors will be entertained by the Indianapolis Alumni Association under Birney D Spradling. Activities include an auto tour opening session at the Claypool a Columbia club session with Andrew E Durham and Frank L Mulholland a Friday dance at the Indiana ballroom Saturday luncheons a tea dance at the Marott a Karnea banquet and speeches by Roy O West Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes Branch Rickey and Norman MacLeod.
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Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
United States
Claypool
Indianapolis
Andrew E. Durham
Putnam County
Columbia Club
Frank L. Mulholland
Toledo
Rotary International
Indiana Ballroom
Charley Davis
Birney Young
Red Men to Hold Meeting Here Sept 5
Im proved Order of Red Men seventh district plans a Sept 5 gathering in Tipton including tribes from Tipton Howard Hamilton and Clinton counties under district deputy great sachem George Henry. A parade in Indian costumes will end with a adoption degree ceremony led by Frank Sherer and attended by great chiefs R B Whitton and Arch H Hobbs with Arch Hobbs delivering addresses.
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Tipton
Ind
George Henry
Windfall
Great Sachem
Howard
Hamilton
Clinton
Henry
Tipton High School
Frank Sherer
Cicero
R. B. Whitton
Knightstown
Arch H. Hobbs
Indianapolis
Moose Win Honors at Detroit Convention in Ritual Quiz
Elwood Indiana Loyal Order of Moose degree team took second prize in ritualistic competition at the national convention in Detroit last week. Members won multiple individual honors with W. Y. Young first and others Second and Third place. Platt earned Fellowship degree.
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Elwood
Ind
Order of Moose
Detroit
W. Y. Young
Joseph Platt
Virgil Foland
Virgil Roop
Ralph Fern
Platt
State Officer to Visit Warsaw Knights of Pythias
Grand Chancellor Samuel L. Trabue from Rush-Wille will be guest of honor at a Warsaw lodge meeting. District Deputy H. V. Lehman and County Deputy Clarence Hartman will conduct the event in Warsaw.
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Times
Warsaw
Ind
Samuel L. Trabue
Rush- Wille
Warsaw Knights of Pythias Lodge
H. V. Lehman
Clarence Hartman
Eagles Meet on Thursday in Indianapolis
A seventh district Fraternal Order of Eagles meeting will be held at the Indianapolis aerie Thursday night led by local secretary and district chairman Wilbur H. Miller. District chairmen from Noblesville Greensfield Martinsville and Shelbyville will attend with state officers and 15 district chairmen from Indiana. An August 8 as well as September 8 gathering in Indianapolis will include Otto P. DeIuse and William A. Stoehr heading the delegation.
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Order of Eagles
Indianapolis
Indiana
Otto P. Deiuse
National Organization Department
The
Eagles
William A. Stoehr
Connersville
Eagles to Entertain Women's Auxiliary at Banquet
Anderson Aerie of Eagles will host a September banquet for its women's auxiliary degree team, which won 400 dollars for third place in a national competition at the Minneapolis grand aerie. Deputy national auditor Wallace J. Dillingham will attend as honored guest. Cecil Hanes chairs the arranging committee with Theodore Duvall Charles B. Salyer Harris Ellis and William Elsten assisting.
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Bar Times
Spectal Anderson
Ind
Anderson Aerie of
Eagles
Minneapolis
Wallace J. Dillingham
Warsaw
Cecil Hanes
Theodore Duvall
Charles B. Salyer
Harris Ellis
William Elsten
Hibernian Women to Hold Annual State Convention
The Ladies auxiliary of the Ancient Order of Hibernians will hold the annual state convention in Washington Indiana on September 1 2 and 3 with several hundred delegates expected. Sessions will be in St Simon auditorium. MARION Ind August 26 T A Neal named president of the Marion chapter of the United Lodge of Railway and Express Clerks formed here with twenty six charter members.
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Times
Washington
Ind
The
Ancient Order of Hibernians
St. Simon Auditorium
Marion
T. A. Neal
United Lodge of Railway and Express Clerks
Veteran Honored for Forty-Year Lodge Service
N. W. C. Reeves of Knightstown, master of exchequer for Knights of Pythias Lodge 226, received the Veteran Jewel service pin. He is the only member to hold the exchequer office in 40 years and was the first signer of the lodge petition. Carl Mitchell of Indianapolis presented the jewel on the lodge’s fortieth anniversary in July.
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N. W. C. Reeves
Knightstown
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Lodge 226
Carl Mitchell
Indianapolis
Knightstown Lodge
Second Chapter of Order Is Being Organized at Anderson
E. E. Martin of Indianapolis was elected Inca of the International Order of Incas Cuco Lodge 1 which has national headquarters in Indianapolis. James A. Stephens, organizer, is in Anderson organizing Lodge 2 as memberships rise.
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Anderson
E. E. Martin
Indianapolis
International Order of Incas
Cuco Lodge
Empire Life Building
Order of Incas
Capac
Thomas Moore
Dorothy Moore
Cora Clarkson
Mama Occollo
Allen Webster
Sun Priest
Frank C. Mountjoy
Villeas
David R. Farrell
Curaca
Claude Moore
Amaute
James A. Stephens
Order
Drill squads hold reunion of Zouave drill teams
The Associated Zouave units trained by Captain Jacob Fox gathered at Willowbrook Farm near New Bethel to celebrate Captain Foxs eighty second birthday. The Boys in Blue toured Europe 1905 to 1908, with officers including Charles P. Ehlers president and Frank Insley secretary among attendees.
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Zouave
Jacob Fox
North Talbot Street
Willowbrook Farm
New Bethel
Hoosier Zouaves
Boys In Blue
Blue Ribbon Zouaves
Pekin Zouaves
Captain Fox
Europe
Zouaves
Charles P. Ehlers
Frank Insley
Fred Kepner
Harry Argus
C. O. Warnock
Fred Finn
Winter Plans Made by Linton Women Clubs
Women club and lodge members in Linton Indiana plan for the fall and winter season. Six federated clubs Bay View Delphian Elite Fortnightly Needlecraft Mothers' Club of the Christian church and eleven other women's organizations including Eastern Star Elks Ladies Indianola Moose Legionnaires and more will publish course outlines and program booklets soon.
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Linton
Ind
Bay View
The
Delphian
Elite
Fortnightly
Needlecraft
Mothers’ Club
Christian Church
Eastern Star
Elks’ Ladies
Indianola
Moose Legionnaires
Noble Grands
Chiefs’ Circle
Quapaw and
Chickateth
Pocahontas
Royal Neighbors
Pythian Sisters
Rebekahs
Woodmen Initiate Fourteen Candidates at Pittsboro Camp
Fourteen candidates will be initiated into the Pittsboro camp Modern Woodmen of America on August 30. Danville degree team conducts the work under K. F. Tansel. Woodmen lodges from North Salem Brownsburg Danville and Coatesville in Hendricks county invited.
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Pittsboro
Woodmen of American
M. T. Wright
Danville
K. F. Tansel
North Salem
Brownsburg
Coatesville
Hendricks County
Knights of Pythias to Hold Joint Picnic in Portland
Knights of Pythias lodges from Red Key Portland and Pennville Jay county will hold a joint picnic in Portland Sunday. Fred Sherman, picnic chairman, announced the event. Charles S. Loy Swazee grand vice chancellor is scheduled to speak.
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Portland
Ind
Knights of Pythias
Jay County
Fred Sherman
Redkey
Pennville
Cunningham Made Head of Indiana Elks
Fred C. Cunningham of Martinsville lodge was elected president of the Indiana Elks Association at the state convention in New Albany held August 22 to 24. Lafayette was named the 1930 convention city. Other officers include W. Groebel as secretary and Dr. Noble F. Mitchell as trustee. Groebel succeeds longtime secretary Allman.
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Fred C. Cunningham
Indianapolis
Martinsville Lodge
Indiana Elks’ Association
New Albany
Lafayette
Indiana Elks
Carl Steinhauer
Order
W. M. Armstrong
Cunningham
Thomas L. Hughes
Joseph Clark
Bert Richardson
Fred C. Weicking
Bluffton
Frank E. Coughlin
South Bend
Dan Allman
Noblesville
Lee F. Bays
Sullivan
W. C. Groebel
Shelbyville
Harry Kramer
Michigan City
Noble F. Mitchell
Clifford Savage
Anderson
Groebel
Allman
Moose Lodges Plan Joint Picnic at Gilbert's Grove
Moose lodges from Anderson Elwood and Alexandria will host a joint picnic at Gilbert's Grove four and a half miles north of Alexandria on state road 9 September 8. Invited lodges include Marion Noblesville Kokomo Muncie Tipton Hartford City and Newcastle. A fried chicken dinner will be served plus a minstrel show Hawaiian quartet baseball games fat man's race old fiddlers contest hog calling contests for women and men.
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Alexandria
Ind
Anderson, Elwood
Gilbert’s Grove
Here
Marion
Noblesville
Kokomo
Muncie
Tipton
Hartford City
Newcastle
Carillon Program Tuesday Evening at Scottish Rite
An ton Brees will perform a carillon program Tuesday at 8 p m at the Scottish Rite hall. The program includes Roses of Picardy by Lemmens and I Passed by Your Window by Bond with other pieces by Wood Seitz de Fesch and Adeste Fideles. The event closes with Jerusalem the Golden and the Star Spangled Banner.
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Anton Brees
MO Eeseeee
J. Lemmens
E. Husband
Jerusalem
A. Ewing
Jubilee Planned by Mohegan Tribe at Chelsea
The Mohegan tribe 371 of the Order of Red Men plans the annual Red Men Jubilee at Chelsea near Madison on September 7. For forty years the event has been a feature summer gathering in the area with Lee Bair, secretary of Mohegan tribe, supervising arrangements.
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Madison
Ind
Order of Red Men
Chelsea
Here
G. A
Re Elect Drill Captain By Times Sweet
In Anderson Indiana on August 26 active lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows reports George Shawvet chosen as drill team captain and James Baldwin as inner guard captain A surprise program is planned for next Friday night.
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Sweet
Anderson
Ind
Independent Order of Odd Fellow
George Shawvet
James Baldwin
Champion Drill Team to Confer Degrees in Fort Wayne
The champion I O O F drill team from Detroit will confer second and third rank degrees on August 31 in Fort Wayne with about two hundred attendees from across Indiana. Indiana's Richmond squad will confer first and second degrees, with third degree at night. Governor Harry G Leslie is invited to speak at the banquet. A Indianapolis delegation of twenty five candidates will attend. Mae Marcum Jacobs sails to Denver to attend the supreme council meeting and will visit Lincoln Nebraska.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
United States
Detroit
Indiana
Richmond
Harry G. Leslie
Lafayette Lodge
Indianapolis
Mae Marcum Jacobs
The
Order of Job's Daughters
Denver
Colo
Supreme Council of the Order
Millicent Lopen
Supreme Guardian
Lincoln
Neb
Picnic With Jays Eagles Aerie At Irvin Black Grove
Good weather boosted a Sunday picnic held by Jay Eagles aerie two miles southwest of Portland Indiana in Irvin Black Grove. A noon chicken dinner was served followed by games and contests. Co operation with Portland Eagles and Elks extended picnic invitations to Elks lodges in Portland and nearby cities.
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Portland
Ind
Jay Eagles Aerie
Irvin Black Grove
Portland Eagles
Elks
Elks Lodges
Evansville Eagles Aerie to Initiate Class of Candidates
Evansville Ind August 26 a class of candidates will be initiated by the Evansville Eagles aerie tonight with J J Reisinger past president in charge.
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Evansville
Ind
Evansville Eagles Aerie
J. J. Reisinger
Local Moose Members to Attend Indiana State Conclave
About ten Indianapolis Loyal Order of Moose members will attend the seventh state conclave in Marion August 29 to 31. Speakers include William A. Anderson and M. M. Ma honey of Indianapolis, John F. Kaufman of Munice, J. Albert Cassady of Mooseheart, Hulda Neiman of Marion, and Katherine Smith. The event features drills, an exhibition, a banquet at Hotel Spencer, and a grand parade with over 75 floats led by marshal Vestal Reynolds.
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The
Loyal Order of Moose
Indiana
Marion
George N. Warde
Mooseheart
Ill
Rodney H. Brandon
Illinois
J. Albert Cassady
Mooseheart Legion
Baltimore
Indianapolis
William A. Anderson
Supreme
Spencer
Lawrence Huey
Vestal Reynolds
Open Meeting of Red Men No 190 Aug 29
The Improved Order of Red Men No 190 invites members and families to an open meeting on August 29. The program will include several addresses and refreshments are being arranged.
Eagle Chaplain to Speak at Vincennes Aerue Meeting
Clarence G. Ryan state chaplain of the Fraternal Order of Eagles will address the Vincennes aerie at tonight's gathering in Vincennes Indiana.
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Eagle
Vincennes, Ind
Clarence G. Ryan
Fraternal
Order of Eagles
Vincennes Aerie
Noisy Motorists Face Arrest in Munte
Police Chief Arthur B. Jones warns motorists in Munte Indiana that noise making devices on exhausts will lead to arrest. Officers have orders to confiscate devices and detain offenders to curb street noise.
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Munte
Ind
Arthur B. Jones
Ben Hur Club to Meet at Moose Hall Tonight
Armus court Tribe of Ben Hur to hold regular meeting at Moose Hall 135 North Delaware Street tonight with a social hour after the business session.
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Armus Court
Tribe of
Father of Seven Kills Self By Poison in Rooming House
Anderson Indiana Aug 26 John Friend 60 a laborer took poison to end his life in a local rooming house He was not known to be ill and left no reason for the act He leaves seven children all living in Madison County
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Anderson
Ind
John Friend
Madison County
Clinton County to extradite Henson for trial
Times Special reports John Henson is sought by Clinton county authorities on wife related charges. Sheriff Fred Need plans to return him from Irving Tennessee to face trial in Franport Indiana.
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Specia Franport
Ind
John Henson
Clinton County
Eteran Ane
Irving
Tenn
Fred
Arm Torn by Machine at Hillcrest Dairy Farm
Stephen Lindley lost his left arm after his hand was mangled in a milk bottle washer at Hillcrest dairy farm near Tipton Indiana. He was taken to a Kokomo hospital for amputation.
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Spevt Tipton
Ind
Stephen Lindley
Kokomo
Hillcrest
Here
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