Job Daughters Set Aug 31 For Annual Parley
The fifth annual session of the Grand Guardian Council Job's Daughters Indiana will be Aug 31 and Sept 1 at Severin Hotel. Mrs Ethel H Warner grand guardian announced the program. two new bethels at New Albany and Lynhurst were formed. Marie Barnes Scott Supreme Grand Guardian will attend. sessions include reports, demonstrations by Past Queen's Council and musical numbers with a roof garden dinner and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Guardian Council
Job
Supreme Grand Guardian
Grand Guardian
Effie Harrison
Clinton
Ella Rose
Washington
Lewis Brown
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Viola Hicks
Queen of Bethel No. 1
Queen’s Council
Ruth Manson
Patty Warner
Freda Ettinger
de Molays
Wanda Maguire
Warner
Bothels
Beatrice Trussler
Bethel No. 9
Edythe K. Cordes
Grand Council
Eastern Star
Marion Council initiates five in membership drive
The Marion Council of the Security Benefit Association initiated Frank C Franklin Elizabeth Franklin Raymond Daglish Betty Jean Daglish and Robert Daglish at the last meeting. Robert Green captain leads with 225 points while Mrs Joseph Gurke is second with 150. More than 250 attended the Marion Council picnic at Riverside Park. Green and Joseph Gagen won the horseshoe contest. The next meeting is Wednesday night at 116% E Maryland St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Council of the Security Benefit Association
Frank C. Franklin
Elizabeth Franklin
Raymond Daglish
Betty Jean Daglish
Robert Daglish
Robert Green
Joseph Gurke
H. V. T. Hobbs
Marion Council
Riverside Park
Joseph Gagen
Relief Corps Prepare Dainties for Indianapolis Day Visit
Five Indianapolis Women’s Relief Corps units assemble a box of dainties for Indiana soldiers at Fitzsimmons Hospital in Denver. The distribution coincides with the G A R national convention, with Major E C Transue guiding visitors through the Red Cross House as part of Indianapolis Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Women’s Relief Corps
Indiana
Fitzsimmons Hospital
Denver
Colo
Red Cross House
E. C. Transue
Grace E. Hoffemeyer
Henry Ettie Neal
Maude Allman
Lulu Hartzog
Nellie Pfeffer
Gertrude Kinnick
Nellie McGinnis
Madge Traday
Hazel Hadley
Nude man found in Lake Ontario bears Odd Fellows tattoo
An unidentified nude man body with an Odd Fellow emblem floated in Lake Ontario near the Niagara River. A Masonic ring reading G. W. Egnor was recovered. Indiana lodge officials in Indianapolis report failed identifications and a Buffalo contact is notifying Odd Fellows and Masons across Indiana and neighboring states to locate relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Ontario
Niagara River
Indiana
Indianapolis
G. W. Egnor
E. Earl Axtell
Masonic Temple
Niagara St
Buffalo
N. Y
Odd Fellow
Masonic
States
Indiana Red Men to Convene in Richmond
The Indiana Red Men will lead a special Pullman to the annual convention in Richmond Virginia September 10 to 14 with James W. Lamkin Indianapolis past great sachem in charge. Indiana delegates push Arch H. Hobbs Indianapolis for great junior sagamore as Missouri plans a Pullman through Indianapolis September 8 the day the local delegation departs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Richmond
James W. Lamkin
Indianapolis
Arch H. Hobbs
Junior Sagamore
William P. Lightholder
St. Louis
Wampum
Missouri
Patriotic Order to Meet Here in Indianapolis
Annual State convention of the Patriotic Order Sons of America will be held in Indianapolis September 11 with about seventy five members attending. A pre convention meeting will be at Rhodius Park September 10 where Camp No 6 Crawfordsville will give a thirty six piece band concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Patriotic Order, Sons of America
Indianapolis
Rhodius Park
Camp No. 6
Crawfordsville
Robert Bramit
Henry Gregg
Rushville
Edgar A. Rice
William Monday
Knights of Pythias Outing Planned in Indiana
The grand lodge of the Knights of Pythias holds its Indianapolis gathering Oct. 1 to 5 with a special train to Lafayette Oct. 2 for delegates. Carl R. Mitchell will lead the trip. Memorial services will honor five officers who died in the past year: Dr. Frank A. Priest Adolph Riccard John H. Russe Howard J. Tooley and R. B. Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge
the Knights of Pythias
Indianapolis
Lafayette
Ind
Carl R. Mitchell
Indiana
Frank A. Priest
Marion
Adolph Riccard
K. of P. Bldg
John H. Russe
Lawrenceburg
Howard J. Tooley
Columbus
R. B. Cox
Darlington
Ninth
Governor's Son Joins Pierre Knights of Columbus
William J. Bulow Jr the governor's son was initiated as a charter member of the Pierre Council of Knights of Columbus in Pierre South Dakota and elected recorder of the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
S. D
William J. Bulow, Jr
South Dakota
Pierre Council of Knights of Columbus
Ben-Hur Court Dance At Moose Hall Tonight
Arrius Court of Ben-Hur holds a dance at Moose Hall 135 North Delaware Street tonight with Harriet Applegate in charge and Mrs. Kessler E. Truelove listed as scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrius
Ben-Hur
Moose Hall
Delaware St
Kessler E. Truelove
Harriet Applegate
Knights of Columbus outlines autumn program and elections
Preliminary plans for full activity were made at the last meeting and will be outlined tonight at the K of C Hall. James E. Deery named the nominating committee for the 1928 elections and plans to advance officers in the usual line. Bowling league aims to expand to ten teams this year and Luncheon Club will begin weekly speakers at Spink Arms with Grace Banta Ahrbans and Frank C. Dailey slated as early speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
K. of C. Hall
Thirteenth
Delaware St
James E. Deery
K. of C
Cleveland
Deery
Leo Welsh
Fred J. Kirschnerm
Joseph Wade
Maurice Fitzgerald
al Feeney
John Minta
Chester
David Deery
Francis Raftery
Spink Arms
Grace Banta Ahrbans
Indiana
Frank C. Dailey
Marion Camp to Initiate 15 in Modern Woodmen Degree
Marion Camp of the Modern Woodmen of America will initiate fifteen candidates into the dramatic degree on September 4 at the M W A Hall on East New York Street. Ira B. Little assists M T Wright with the ceremony as part of District No. 7 versus District No. 11 membership contest. The degree team, led by Harry Argus, holds the 1928 national championship and has competed twelve years, winning seven national honors.
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Harry Argus
Argus
Englewood Lodge to Initiate Master Mason Degree Tuesday
Master Mason degree will be given Tuesday night by Englewood lodge No. 715 F. and A. M. at the Masonic Temple 2716 E Washington St according to Chester Ward secretary Craft practice will be held Friday night and the September stated meeting will be held Sept 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Englewood Lodge
Masonic Temple
Washington St
Chester Ward
Mooseheart Picnic Planned by Indianapolis Women
The Indianapolis Chapter of the Women of Mooseheart Legion plans a picnic Tuesday afternoon at Bertha Krebs’s Wanamaker Indiana home. Members will assemble at the traction station to board a 10 am bus or an 11 am interurban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanamaker
Ind
Indianapolis
The
Women of Mooseheart Legion
Bertha Krebs
Relief Corps to Meet at Fort Friendly Tuesday
Members of the Major Robert Anderson Post of the Woman's Relief Corps will meet at 1 45 p m Tuesday at Fort Friendly 512 N Illinois St according to Mrs M E Haley press correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Anderson
Woman's Relief Corps
Fort Friendly
Illinois St
M. E. Haley
Persimmon Brigade Reunion Set for Sept 5 at Fort Friendly
The 45th annual reunion of Indiana Volunteers from the 115th to 118th Persimmon Brigade will be held September 5 at Fort Friendly, 512 N Illinois St. Grace E Hoffmeyer, secretary treasurer, notes the regiments served late 1863 in eastern Tennessee facing shortages and cold toils. Officers include Charles Lindley as president and council members T C Cassell Samuel Denny Jonas Heacock and John Flaherty. A memorial service for Zack T Landers and long‑time brigade members will be led by Edna Pauley with other events to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Persimmon Brigade
Fort Friendly
N. Ilinois St
Grace E. Hoffmeyer
Tennessee
Hoffmeyer
Edna Pauley
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Lodge Fraternal News Page Introduced
The Indianapolis Times launches a weekly lodge news page devoted to Indiana lodges and fraternal groups. Secretaries and members are invited to submit lodge news, with endorsements from state and national secretaries. Submissions should reach The Times by the Friday before each Monday issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Times
Indiana
United States
the Times
Times
Mystic Tie Lodge Opens Fall Activities With Initiation
Mystic Tie Lodge No. 398 opens its fall program at 6 p m today initiating six candidates in the entered apprentice degree at the Masonic Temple North and Illinois Streets. E Henry Hinshaw and Philip L Johnson on reception committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic Tie Lodge No
A. M
Masonic Temple, North and
Illinois Sts
E. Henry Hinshaw
Philip L. Johnson
Knights of Columbus and Masonic Lodge Notes
Lodge notes report J Albert Smith critically ill at home and William Meyers with hand injuries from a automobile accident. Francis Review No 8 plans a pillow slip card party at Red Men’s Hall Wednesday afternoon. North Park Masonic lodge band played at William Bailey home with 400 attendees under John Ewell. Charity lodge Shepherds initiated Frank Cain Hattie Cain John Bancel Ollie Bancel Hettie Fims Kate Scott Mattie James Claude Johnson. Convention plans set for Cincinnati Friday and Saturday. Albert Iske ill for months receiving visitors per Floyd L. Kresge. Mystic Tie lodge members Edgar L Hall Will R Hancock also ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rice
The
Knights of Columbus
J. Albert Smith
William Meyers
Francis Review
Women's Benefit Association
Red Men's Hall
Capitol Ave
North St
North Park Masonic Lodge
William T. Bailey
Central Ave
Lodge
Police and Firemen
John Ewell
Charity Lodge of the
Independent Order of Shepherds
Frank Cain
Hattie Cain
John Bancel
Ollie Bancel
Hettie Fims
Kate Scott
Mattie James
Claude Johnson
Cincinnati
Albert Iske
N. Denny Sr
Mystic Tie Lodge
A. M
Floyd L. Kresge
Edgar L. Hall
Will R. Hancock
Mystic Tie
Knights of Pythias Visit Picnic at Lafayette Home
Six Henry County lodges visited the Knights of Pythias home in Lafayette Indiana on Sunday. Organizers included Charles A. Phelps grand trustee Charles L. Messick district deputy of Newcastle and Harry Rutledge Mt Summitt county deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry County
Knights of Pythias
Lafayette
Ind
Charles A. Phelps
Charles L. Messick
Newcastle
Harry Rutledge
Mt. Summitt
S B A Party Planned By Center Council
The Security Benefit Association Center Council will host a euchre and bunco party Tuesday night at the hall 116% E Maryland St Maud Sourwine secretary plans for a council picnic on September 9 in Garfield Park red and blue teams in the membership contest drive are tied per captains Everett Taylor and Maud Sourwine
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Council of the Security Benefit Association
Maryland St
Maud Sourwine
Garfield Park
Everett Taylor
Merry Makers Meet to Plan September Party
The Merry Makers Club will meet Tuesday at 221 S. Holmes Ave. the home of Miss Bernice Scott to form plans for the club's September Party. Miss Lettie Davis is club president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Makers Club
Bernice Scott
S. Holmes Ave
Lettie Davis
Club Preadete
Welcome Home Moose Delegates in Cardiff Return
Indianapolis Moose delegates return from the international conference in Cardiff Wales for a homecoming at Moose Hall. The event honors past dictators and initiates a new class, with plans for the Indiana State Moose conclave in Gary October 11 to 13. James Benedict O Connors, The Wandering Moose, attends and shares travel tales.
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Indianapolis
Cardiff
Wales
Moose Hall
N. Delaware Sr
Samuel L. Montgomery
William Anderson
M. C. Gary
Europe
John Neubauer
Moose
Gary
Ind
Indiana
Lake County
James Benedict O'Connors
The
Wandering Moose
O'Connors
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Paris Bans Gondolas On The Seine
Paris municipal council rejects a Venetian firm's bid to run gondola taxis on the Seine. The decision ends the proposal to operate gondolas in the city, asserting Paris remains unlike Venice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Arena Paris
Paris
Venice
Seine
Carbon Monoxide: The Unseen Danger film completed
United States Bureau of Mines has finished a one reel movie to combat the high death rate from carbon monoxide. The film titled Carbon Monoxide: The Unseen Danger aims to educate on dangers and prevention. In another note, Ku Klux Klan members in Wabash Indiana were summoned to a district meeting with state and district officers expected. A pet ad suggests a canary as a Mother's Birthday gift.
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United Press
Washington
United States Bureau of Mines, Department of Commerce
Wabash
Ind
Ku Klux Klan
Province
Bayer aspirin product truth in advertising and packaging
The note warns shoppers to look for Bayer on the box and the red genuine print to ensure authenticity. It asserts Bayer is the reliable pain antidote and that drugstores carry it with the proven directions included in each package.
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Bayer
Junior Order and Auxiliary End Joint Sessions at Denison
Charles Kelley of Maywood Indiana was elected State councillor at the four day joint convention of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics and the Daughters of America Ladies Auxiliary in Denison. J Frank Genung of New Albany was elected past State councillor and Dr William Squires of Richmond Indiana named State vice councillor. Other officers named include Itha McFarland Portland O P Martin Dunkirk George F Pollett Seymour, Daniel Cook South Bend John Rusie Indianapolis H C Hadley chaplain Fred Steiner Lawrenceburg and Hadley as national council representatives. Will A Church Terre Haute past State councillor will be nominated for national vice councillor. Initiation closed the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kelley
Maywood
Ind
Order of United American Mechanics
Denison
Daughters of America
Ladies’ Auxiliary
J. Frank Genung
New Albany
William Squires
Richmond
Ira
Itha McFarland
Portland
O. P. Martin
Dunkirk
George F. Pollett
Seymour
Daniel Cook
South Bend
Inside Sentinel
John Rusie
Indianapolis
Outside Sentinel
H. C. Hadley
Fred Steiner
Lawrenceburg
Hadley
National Council
Will A. Church
Terre Haute
Indiana
Elks to entertain orphans at Riverside outing in Indianapolis
Indianapolis Elks will host over 300 orphans Wednesday at Riverside in an all day event aided by the Corvus Club. The program opens with a band concert, includes a noon luncheon with a prayer by Rev. Frank S. C. Wicks, games and contests, prizes, and a 4 p m return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Elks
Riverside
Corvus Club
Elks
Riverside Company
Shelter House
Thomas L. Hughes
Frank S. C. Wicks
All Souls Unitarian Church
Committee of Elks
William A. Taylor
C. H. Nor- Aence Fahey
Frank Krauss
Frank Cullivan
James P
Carpenters in Northwest Indiana adopt five day week
Gary Indiana August 27 2000 carpenters in Lake Porter and La Porte counties will begin a five day working week effective Saturday. The Northwestern Indiana Carpenters district council represents members across three counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Ind
Northwestern Indiana Carpenters District Council
Lake, Porter
la Porte
Odd Fellows Hold Basket Outings Across Indiana
Three Indiana Odd Fellows gatherings were held Sunday led by Marion County Outing at the I O O F Home Greensburg with guests including state secretary George P Bornwasser and grand master Frank Houston. Other events occurred in Oxford and Kokomo as hospital fund reaches eight thousand dollars with a plan to raise one hundred thousand dollars. a new annual 20 cent assessment begins January 1 1929 to fund building and maintenance.
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Indiana
The
Odd Fellows
George P. Bornwasser
Marion County Association of Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
Greensburg
Ind
Bornwasser
Frank Houston
Salem
H. G. Schenck
Benton County
Oxford
Howard County
Kokomo
Robert Bloom Lodge
South Bend
Odd Fellow
Rebekah
Pythians Hold Picnic in Garfield Park
The Knights of Pythias lodges of Indianapolis held a Sunday picnic in Garfield Park with several hundred members attending. County deputy Guy Strickler oversaw the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Park
Knights of Pythias
Indianapolis
Guy Strickler
Eagles Back Pension Drive In Indiana
About 40 000 members of the Fraternal Order of Eagles in Indiana back an old age pension bill. A state pension measure will be introduced when the General Assembly convenes next January. Otto P. Deluse chairs the campaign. Ernest E. Cloe is secretary. A 13 member district commission guides the effort with an advisory board of four assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eagles
Indiana
Hoosier
General Assembly
Old Age Pension Committee
The
Indiana Aerie
Otto P. Deluse
Indianapolis
Ernest E. Cloe
Noblesville
John H. Moeller
Vernon
Robert W. Miers
Bloomington
F. J. Mallett
New Albany
Edward P. Elsner
Seymour
Fred C. Dilley
Brazil
Paul R. Benson
Newcastle
J. Pierce Cummings
William A. Faust
Elwood
Castoria: Trusted baby remedy in every home
A nostalgic ad touts Castoria as a safe, vegetable remedy for infants and children. It claims millions of households rely on it nightly for colic constipation and diarrhea relief, urging mothers to remember the name and keep a bottle handy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castoria
Mothe
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State Council
Severin
Relief Corps
Box
Patriot
Sons of America
P. Outing Set
Masons
Mooseheart
Reunion
John N. Stokesberry
Arthur T. Brown
Bert B. Adams
Harold E. Winslow
Pythian
Euchre
Bunco
Merry Makers
Pacific Coast
O’connors
National
U. S
A . Me Orys
Charles L. Kelley
Amusement Park
Pythians
Victor's Heater Club
AG Sgasit
Sunda
Furniture Co
West
Washington Street
Victor
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