Scottish Rite Degree Work Begins Today
The second section of the carillon class of the Scottish rite started at 8 30 a m with the fourth degree at 10 a m and progressed through the thirty second degree. Luncheon followed for candidates, and many degrees were presided by named officers including Dickinson Brown Hutchinson Engelke Pyke and Floyd. A banquet and a note on the sixty three bell carillon gift by Arthur R Baxter capped the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tine P. Dickinson
Lewis Brown
Charles L. Hutchinson
Frank E. Floyd
John F. Engelke
Anderson
George S. Parker
David C. Pyke
William F. Kruger
Robert C. Mayhall
Edward H. Mayo
Harry C. Anderson
New Cathedral
Meridian Street
Arthur R. Baxter
Red Men Hold Fair For Building Fund
Winamac Red Men held their annual fair and carnival at the hall on Twenty-ninth and Clifton streets, Thursday through Saturday, to benefit the building fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winamac Tribe of Red Men
Surprise Program At Eagles Aerie Meeting Tonight
Surprise arranged features are planned for Indianapolis Aerie No. 211 Fraternal Order of Eagles tonight with 1700 expected. A special committee notified members about the meeting which will include surprise numbers a smoker and initiation ceremonies chaired by Charles O. Ford with Clarence Easthagen William Ribble Henry Fryer and Louis D. Schwartz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Aerie
Order of Eagles
Charles O. Ford
Clarence Easthagen
William Ribble
Henry Fryer
Louis D. Schwartz
Plan Big Convention Conferred By Olive Branch Lodge
Degree work will be conferred Saturday night by the Olive Branch Rebekah lodge under Carrie Clifford noble grand and Rose E. Gordon publicity chairman. A pitch-in supper followed, with entertainment by Donald Loveless Eleanor Berger Harold Loveless and Jean Short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Branch Rebekah Lodge
Carrie Clifford
Noble Grand
Rose E. Gordon
Donald Loveless
Eleanor Berger
Harold Loveless
Jean Short
Home Made cough remedy promises quick relief
An old fashioned ad touts a homemade cough remedy using Pinex in a pint of syrup or honey. It claims to loosen phlegm ease inflammation and deliver active agents to the bronchial tubes for rapid relief in bronchial coughs flu coughs. It emphasizes ease of preparation and savings versus store bought products.
Englewood Bazaar to be Held at Hall on Washington
The Englewood bazaar will be held Wednesday at the hall 2716 East Washington street, with merchandise for sale and a dinner served from 5 30 to 7 p m. Albert A Womack welfare director of the Indianapolis chapter of Moose is confined to Christian hospital. The Pocahontas Embroidery Club held a covered dish luncheon last week at Mrs Hattie Hopkins home 328 Bright street according to Mrs Harry Simpson secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Englewood
East Washington Street
Okie McCool
Albert A. Womack
Indianapolis
Moose
Christian Hospital
A. W. T. Pocahontas Embroidery Club
Hattie Hopkins
Bright Street
Harry Simpson
Emery Ader Elected Noble Grand At Fillmore Odd Fellows
Emery Ader was elected noble grand at the Fillmore lodge of Odd Fellows. Chester Ruark served as vice grand, C. S. Byrd as recording secretary, Oscar Lydick as treasurer, and Marion Cline as trustee. The second degree was conferred after the election and an oyster supper closed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Ader
Fillmore Lodge of Odd Fellows
Chester Ruark
C. S. Byrd
Oscar Lydick
Marion Cline
Foresters to Initiate Class in New Hall
Foresters I O F will meet Tuesday in their new hall at 135 East Ohio Street to initiate a large class under district manager William H. Montgomery. Dancing follows the meeting. friends invited. Arch Hobbs of Indianapolis spoke Sunday at the Elks lodge. Foresters Glee Club to Meet at 8 p m today at Modern Woodmen hall Fountain Square per John Schweier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Riley
Independent Order of Foresters
Ohio Street
William H. Montgomery
Foresters Glee Club
Capital City
Woodmen Hall
Fountain Square
John Schweier
Children at Pythian Home pictured in group shots
Carl R. Mitchell of Indianapolis notes the Lafayette Indiana Pythian Home children resemble a big family. Photos show Fred Featherstone, Helen Black, Betty Jane Racine and Burl Garris in the top row, various children on scooters, Marion Vernon and the Pinkerton siblings, Samuel Wagoner the first resident, Mary Black with a horn, Paul Racine in a speed wagon, and Mitchell with the girls plus Gene Talley in the final frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Carl R. Mitchell
Indianapolis
Knights of Pythias
Mitchell
Fred Featherstone
Helen Black
Betty Jane Racine
Burl Garris
Marion Pinkerton
Eleanor Racine
Bobby Black
Margaret Black
Marcella Racine
Vernon Pinkerton
Marabel Pinkerton
Ralph Pinkerton
Samuel Wagoner
Mary Black
Paul Racine
Gene Talley
Plan merges tribes in Indiana session Saturday
A meeting of Red Men tribes in Bartholomew and Brown counties will be held here Saturday with the main feature a proposal to consolidate the Kleet and Horican tribes. A class of candidates will be initiated. Guests of honor include Raymond Whitton of Knightstown, great sachem, and Arch H. Hobbs of Indianapolis, great chief of records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bellsville
Ind
Bartholomew
Brown Counties
Raymond Whitton
Knighstown
Arch H. Hobbs
Indianapolis
Blue Lodges Plan Election of New Heads
New officers of many Masonic blue lodges will be elected at December meetings. Ancient Landmarks lodge No. 319 holds 7:30 p m Monday at the Masonic temple to elect officers led by Edward I. Arden Worshipful Master. Englewood Lodge No. 715 meets Tuesday night at the same temple for its annual election. Craft practice is Friday. past masters night included a Master Mason degree and a banquet. officers listed include Fred W. Kain, Richard H. Speitel, and Chester Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Blue Lodges
Ancient Landmarks Lodge No. 319
Masonic Temple
North
Illinois Streets
Edward I. Arden
LeRoy F. Wertz
Neil C. King
Brandt C. Downey
Oscar L. Pond
W. Vernon Schultz
Glenn K. Bookwalter
Wylie W. Wiles
Volney M. Brown
Fred A. Lorenz
Ryler
E. H. Kistler
Obie J. Smith
Indianapolis
Fred W. Kain
Richard H. Speitel
Virgil V. Hamilton
Donald E. Christie
Chester Ward
Robert L. Treon
Harry Mavity
Floyd D. Kirk
Pearl T. van Laningham
Tyler
John P. Layendecker
The
Masonic Relief Board
John L. Smith
Shrine Homecoming Plans For Mystic Shrine Ceremony
The Murat temple of the Mystic Shrine will hold its annual homecoming ceremony Friday at the temple on Massachusetts avenue and New Jersey street. The Scottish Rite vocation closed Thursday, making over four hundred Masons eligible for Shrine work. Many candidates will be initiated, with a banquet and entertainment part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murat Temple
Mystic Shrine
Temple
Massachusetts Avenue
New Jersey Street
Active Indianapolis Leaders Named For Terre Haute Boys Home
Two prominent Indianapolis men, Joseph A. Naughton and William J. Mooney, hold key roles at the Gibault home for boys in Terre Haute. Both are officers on the home’s board of directors, with Naughton serving as president and Mooney as treasurer, and they are members of the Indianapolis council of the Knights of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Gibault Home For Boys
Terre Haute
Joseph A. Naughton
Home Board of Directors
William J. Mooney
The
Knights of Columbus
Eagle Saw King George Review World Armada
Wilbur H. Miller of Indianapolis Aerie No 211 Fraternal Order of Eagles recalls serving as gunner on the Delaware during the 1911 world armada review off Spithead. The Delaware stood with seventeen powers as King George V reviewed the fleet from the royal yacht, observers reporting the ruler’s clear view as salutes fired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
George V
England
Wilbur H. Miller
Indianapolis Aerie
Order of Eagles
Aerie
Miller
Delaware
America
George
Spithead
Royal Yacht
King George
Tri County Odd Fellows Meet Set in Rochester
Rochester Indiana December 3 A tri county meeting of Odd Fellows from Cass Fulton and Miami counties will be held here Wednesday The Rebekah degree will be given at 3 pm by the Rebekah lodge from Peru A chicken supper will be served at 6 pm A street parade opens the evening ceremonies at 7 pm followed by the first degree at 8 pm by the Logansport lodge One or more candidates are expected from twenty one lodges according to Frank E Smith press correspondent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent V. Smith
Adoniram Grand Lodge of Perfection
Sarafah Council
Princes of Jerusalem
Indianapolis
Rose Croix
William Earl Gentry
Henry C. Thornton
William H. Morrison
Indiana
Lee S. Pusch
Clifford L. Harrod
Harry ©. Anderson
Rochester
Ind
Odd Fellows
Cass
Fulton
Miami
Rebekah Lodge
Peru
Logansport Lodge of
Heart Legion to Meet at Moose Hall in Indianapolis
The Indianapolis branch of the Hoosier Heart Legion will hold its annual officer election Tuesday night at Moose hall 135 North Delaware Street. A men’s meeting follows Wednesday night at the same hall. The junior order will entertain and the state board of health will present the feature program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Hoosier Heart Legion
Moose Hall
North
Delaware Street
Moose
Junor Order
State Board of Health
Caravan Dance Honors New Alhambra Officers
Aledo Caravan of the Order of Alhambra will host a dinner dance at the Elks Club on December 11 to honor newly elected officers. Executives listed include Chester Ehrich, John McChane, Eugene Stiegwald, Charles Herman, Thomas Gillespie, John Dubuc, Dr. Alvin Sparks, John Lysaght, Dr. C. E. Hadden, Francis Konstanzer, and William Schnorr with their respective titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aledo
Order of Alhambra
Elks Club
Chester Ehrich
John McChane
Eugene Stiegerwald
Charles Herman
Scribe
The
Exchequer
Thomas Gillespie
Chamerlin
John Dubuc
Alvin Sparks
John Lysaght
Wardrobe
C. E. Hadden
Bodyguard
Francis Konstanzer
William Schnorr
Seven to Get Work at Mystic Tie Lodge Meeting
Seven candidates will receive the fellowcraft degree at 6 30 this evening by Mystic Tie Lodge No 398 F and A M at the Masonic temple North and Illinois streets Work under the direction of W R Humphreys senior warden Members of the reception committee are James H Willis and Albert O Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic Tie Lodge No
Masonic Temple
North
Illinois Streets
W. R. Humphreys
James H. Willis
Albert O. Evans
Woodmen Hold Dance at Maple Camp Hall
Maple Camp of the Modern Woodmen of America held a dance at the M W A hall on 322 East New York street Thursday night for members and friends. The degree team and camp orchestra sponsored the event. Charles Forey Chester Brown and Robert Clutter led the committee in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Camp of the
Modern Woodmen of America
M. W. A. Hall
East
New York Street
Charles Forey
Chester Brown
Robert Clutter
Aleph to Bring Chicago Degree Team to Indianapolis
Aleph Zadick Aleph plans to initiate twenty Chicago B nai B rith members into the Indianapolis chapter on December 16. The Chicago degree team will perform the first degree with a closing honor for new candidates. A special meeting is set tonight at Kirshbaum Community Center on 2300 North Meridian Street to vote on one candidate for admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B'Nai B'rith
Chicago
Indianapolis
Aleph Zadick Aleph
B'nai Brith
Kirshbaum
North
Meridian Street
Lodge editor dead in Madison after long service
Word arrived in Indianapolis of the death of Charles E. Whelan editor of the Modern Woodmen publication. He died Thursday at his Madison Wisconsin home. Whelan served as supreme lecturer for thirty years and spoke in Indianapolis several times. He authored poetry books and once practiced law. He was formerly mayor of Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Charles E. Whelan
Madison
Wis
Whelan
Honor Her Birthday at Franklin Masonic Home
Mrs Louise Matlock was honored on her eighty eighth birthday by the Queen Esther auxiliary at the Masonic home in Franklin Indiana. A program of music and novelty features was presented by Mrs Hazel Lee Madinger. Mrs Sallie Kelch president spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Matlock
Franklin
Ind
Queen Esther
Hazel Lee Madinger
Sallie Kel&ch
Merrymakers Club Radio Party Hosted by George Haught
Merrymakers Club plans a radio party Tuesday at host George Haught residence 1039 Hasbrook Street per club president Lottie Davis. The item highlights community social event and organizer statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Haught
Merrymakers’ Club
Hasbrook Street
Lottie Davis
Dokkies Host Winter Card Party at Castle Hall
Shambah temple of the Dokkies held the second card party of the winter season Friday night at Castle hall 30 East Ohio street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shambah Temple of the Dokkies
Castle Hall
East
Ohio Street
Woodmen camps schedule elections across Indiana
Camps of the Modern Woodmen of America will hold elections this week with Oak and Park tonight Marion and Riverside Tuesday Cedar and Broad Ripple Wednesday Maple and Ironwood Thursday and Capitol City Friday The drive between Bloomington and Indianapolis districts is cited as retarding the membership effort A Bloomington demonstration Saturday featured district deputy M T Wright of Indianapolis and state deputy George E Hopkins as guests
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of America
Oak and Park
Marion
Riverside
Cedar
Broad Ripple
Maple
Capitol City
Bloomington
Indianapolis
M. T. Wright
George E. Hopkins
Grotto to Initiate 150 in December Ceremonial
Sahara Grotto prepares for a December 14 short form ceremonial and dance at the Athenaeum. About 150 candidates are to be initiated in the Gentlemen's class. report at 6 45 p m and cast at 7 30 p m. Wives and sweethearts will be entertained by the ladies auxiliary until 9 30 p m when dancing begins. Charles Walsh, monarch, leads the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sahara Grotto
Athenaeum
Charles Walsh
Monarch
Tri county Pocahontas lodges hold convention
Alexandria Indiana December 3 The tri county convention of Pocahontas lodges will be held Tuesday with the initiation of three candidates as the feature of the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Ind
Pocahontas
Knights of Columbus to aid Gibault Home in Terre Haute
Indiana councils of the Knights of Columbus plan ceremonies this week to support the Gibault home for boys in Terre Haute sponsored by the Catholic church. A collection will be sent to home officials, following a special collection at Catholic masses. The home founded in 1999 and dedicated Oct 9 1921 is described as a half million dollar institution where boys work and self discipline shape futures. over 200 boys admitted in seven years with 100 returned to society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Knights of Columbus
Gibault
Terre Haute
Ind
Catholic Church
Councils of the
K. of C
John T. Harris
Michael J. Gorman
Indianapolis
the Knights of Columbus
Minstrels Score at Pentalpha Lodge Show
A minstrel show and a one act play were presented Friday night by Pentalpha lodge No 54 F and A M at the Masonic temple North and Illinois streets. The cast drawn from the choir was directed by Arnold Spencer and featured B R Moon Fred Steinhour John Glazier William Milan Charles Farrington William A Cowan and Arthur Roell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentalpha Lodge No. 54
Masonic Temple
North
Illinois Streets
Arnold Spencer
B. R. Moon
Fred Steinhour
John Glazier
William Milan
Charles Farrington
William A. Cowan
Arthur Roell
Fidelity Review to Elect Officers at Ohio Street Hall
The Fidelity Review to Elect Fidelity Review of the Woman's Benefit Association will elect officers at 2 15 p m Wednesday at the hall 230 East Ohio street per press correspondent Mrs Nettie Lotz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity Review
Woman's Benefit Association
East Ohio Street
Nettie Lotz
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Eiteljorg and Moore
Market St
Circle
Circle Theater
Riley
United Union Dental Corporation
Eagles
Plan Big
Lodge
ODD
Noble
Fillmore Lodge
New Hall
Ligonier, Ind
Elks Lodge
Muncie
Blue Lodges
Shrine
Dexheimer
Bretzman
Eagle
King George Review
World Armada
Heart Legion
City Branch
Aledeans
Elk’s Club
Mystic Tie Lodge
Maple Camp
322 East
New York
C. E. Whelan
Woodman Magazine
Queen Esther Auxiliary
W. Wash. St. Steve
Haag
Liberty Credit Clothing Co
Pennsylvania Street
Aetna Trust & Savings Co
Pennsylvania St
Woodmen
Eee
Ideal, Furn
WK Cso
Gibault Home
Penal’ Institution
Minstrels
Pentalpha Lodge No
Puritan
Florence
Vonnegut
Credit Askin & Marine
Pearson
Grove’s
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