Indianapolis Hosts Fourteen Conventions Attracting 4500 in Six Months
Indianapolis maintains its Convention City status with fourteen lodge and fraternity conventions booked this month and in 1928, drawing over 4,500 attendees. Estimates show 6,800 attended ten conventions in Oct and Nov, with events planned across city venues and many organizations noting specific delegates and dates.
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Indianapolis
Sigma Phi
Lincoln
Marareth Hatfield
Ohio St
Itasca Tribe of Red Men Plans December Dance Night
Booster committee will host a monthly card party and dance on December 27 at the wigwam on Capitol Ave and North St. Invitations go to members and their prayface friends. The degree team will drill. Newly elected officers include Louis Jones prophet Paul Lee sachem J P Harris senior sagamore B R Hollingsworth junior sagamore Charles Mohr chief of records Harry Smith chief of wampum Henry Long keeper of wampum and Russell Duffy trustee.
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Itasca Tribe of Red Men
Wigwam
Capitol Ave
North St
Prayface
Louis Jones
Prophet
Paul Lee
Sachem
J. P. Harris
Sagamore
B. R. Hollingsworth
Charles Mohr
Harry Smith
Wampum
Henry Long
Russell Duffy
Pythian Sisters Feted at Castle Hall Event
Pythian Sisters host an entertainment at Castle Hall 119 E Ohio St directed by Mrs Hettie McKit trick. A children's dance and playlet are featured. Banner temple degree team vows $50 for a bed in the Pythiam Home Lafayette dormitory with fruit delivery planned Sunday.
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Pythian Sisters
Castle Hall
Ohio St
Hettie McKittrick
Banner Temple
Pythiam
Lafayette
Dance and Frolic Planned at Athenaeum by Temple Knights
Shambah Temple and Knights of Khorassan announce a Wednesday night dance and frolic at the Athenaeum. Committee members Frank Foley and L. A. Barth say the ballroom will feature Oriental decor and refreshments. Pre paid tickets will be honored. un ticketed guests pay a small admission.
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Shambah Temple
Knights of Khorassan
Athenaeum
Frank Foley
L. A. Barth
Hold Yule Exchange for Merry Makers Club
The Merry Makers Club holds a Christmas exchange tonight at the home of Miss Lottie Davis. Members and friends are invited to bring a small gift to exchange. The next meeting will be Monday at the home of Joseph Doech, 1451 S Meridian St.
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Lottie Davis
Merry Makers Club
Joseph Doech
S. Meridian St
Hiawatha Tribe to Present Christmas Entertainment
Jack Bain chief of Wampum says the Hiawatha tribe and Red Men will stage a Christmas entertainment on December 28 at the South Side Turners Hall.
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Red Men
Turners Hall
Jack Bain
Wampum
Plan Veterans of Foreign Wars meeting in Indianapolis
Four top officers met at the Columbia Club ahead of the national convention in Indianapolis next year. Col. Robert Handy, secretary of war and adjutant general, traveled from Kansas City to Newark for a banquet honoring Frank Strayer, national commander. Solon Enloe leads the national encampment committee and Capt. Frank Clark heads the national finance committee.
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the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Indianapolis
Columbia Club
Col
Robert Handy
Kansas City
Newark
N. J
Frank T. Strayer
Solon A. Enloe
Frank 8. Clark
Capt
Frank S. Clark
New Lodge Leaders Plan 1928 Fraternal Programs
Indiana lodges begin annual elections with new leaders outlining 1928 work. Membership drives and quota fulfillment dominate plans as 1927 drives end with banquets. Some lodges open new homes and lay cornerstones for major projects including Indianapolis Scottish Rite Cathedral and Lafayette Pythian Home.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Lafayette
Ind
Odd Fellows and Knights officers elected across Indiana
Three Independent Order of Odd Fellows groups announce new officers including Fort Harrison lodge Daniel H. Tuttle and Harry McCoskey. Terre Haute Encampment names Ora Ramer and Will Menning among others. Loyal Chapter 49 elects W. Ray Stevens as worthy matron with a slate including Persey Smith and Mrs. Herschell Riggin. Additional posts listed for Knights Templar and Knights of Pythias chapters in Hammond Columbus Rushville Anderson and Columbia City.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Fort Harrison Lodge
Daniel H. Tuttle
Noble Grand
Harry McCoskey
H. P. Williams
L. E. Fenner
Fred Barrett
T. D. Pound
Temple
Canton McKeen No. 28
Uniform Bank
Fred Paddock
William Menning
Harvey Ford
Ora Ramer
Will Menning
Otto Ramer
C. M. Needham
H. J. Newton
Jessie William
William Gray
Richmond
W. Ray Stevens
Loyal Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Persey Smith
Herschell Riggin
D. R. Hadley
Annis Smelser
Viola Steen
Eastern Star Elects Officers at Greensburg Meeting
Mrs Eva Shortworthy elected matron along with Edgar Osting Mrs Kate Trester Mrs Jessie Skeen Miss Elizabeth Duhme Mrs Mabel Black and Mrs Mae Askren at Greensburg district gathering with supper at the Christian Church noted. Milford Lodge to install officers December 27 at an oyster banquet led by Herbert Kennedy worshipful master and others.
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Greensburg
Eastern Star
Eva Shortworthy
Edgar Osting
Kate Trester
Jessie Skeen
Elizabeth Duhme
Mabel Black
Mae Askren
Milford Lodge
A. M
Herbert Kennedy
Earl D. Jewett
Clarence Mount
Ray Miers
Charles G. Patterson
Wallace Champ
Albert Sanders
Dal Neibert
Frank Mitchell
Decatur County
Community Masonic and affiliated officers named in Kendallville
In Kendallville on December 17, Knights Templar elected Rev. D. B. Moss eminent commander of Apollo Commandery No. 19 with B. F. Haines as generalisimo J. A. Jones captain general C. C. Weingart senior warden J. C. Brookmeyer junior warden C. E. Baker prelate F. E. Whitford recorder H. D. Bodenhdafer treasurer and J. E. Gault trustee. Ancient Order of Hibernians division No. 2 elected Thomas O Connell president and M. J. Marley vice president with Thomas Brennan recording secretary D. J. Cangany financial secretary M. J. Mannix treasurer Charles McDonald sergeant at arms and A. J. Clark sentinel. Martin Grady heads the social committee and A LeRoy Portteus becomes Keystone Chapter Royal Arch Masons high priest with Leroy E. Freeman king and Luther ...
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Terre Haute
Ind
Dallas
W. W. Dickerson
John F. Schwartz
Fred Armstrong, Jr
Hammond
Knights Templar
Fred Barnett
Robert Jennings
J.2
Ellison
Theodore Moore
A. K. Thompson
Harry van Valkenberg
Times
Columbus
Perry King
Robert J. Hill
L. Paul Lockman
Jesse E. Everroad
Jamie Dowell
Ralph Roseberry
E. L. Berry
George Robertson
Delosse Cumins
Thomas O'Connell
Ancient Order of Hibernians
M. J. Marley
Thomas Brennan
D. J. Cangany
M. J. Mannix
Charles McDonald
A. J. Clark
Sentinel
Martin Grady
A. LeRoy Portteus
Keystone Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Leroy E. Freeman
King
Luther
James E. Deery
Patrick O'Connor
Joseph McHugh
John McNelis
James H. Deery
T. P. Harrington
William Mooney
Michael Clark
James Barrett
William McHugh
Thomas Brennen
Covington
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Mofford Conover
Roy Rogers
Frank Shelby
George Graham
Richard W. Burnett
Mont L. Crain
Clyde Meharry
Smith Myers
Herbert Parrett
Charles Dice
W. E. Livengood
V F W Member Drive Presses On in Convention City
The Vet erans of Foreign Wars held an open meeting with national commander Frank T. Strayer as the keynote speaker. State publicity officer Arthur G. Gresham reviewed the V F W’s 1899 origin while Edward G. Schwab reported a goal of 500 members by January 1. A New Year’s Eve banquet will honor the winning team. post hall hosts the event. Committee members listed.
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Convention City
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Frank T. Strayer
Arthur G. Gresham
Edward G. Schwab
Ohio St
Schaub
R. R. Canter
B. H. Ringler
R. Brenton
G. H. Heathcote
E. P. Butterfield
Masonic and fraternal officers named in regional notices
Royal Arch Masons and other orders announce officers across Indianapolis Greentown Michigan City Covington Rockville Peru with names such as Edgar Burgan Stanley Myers Edward Mann Jacob Rubin Thomas O Connell etc. Installations scheduled in January and officers listed for 1928.
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Indianapolis
Royal Arch Masons
Edgar O. Burgan
Stanley G. Myers
Edward F. Mann
Edward F. W. Kryter
Edson G. Moore
Clayton C. Marsh
George H. Mueller
Charles C. Kuhn
A. Ross Manly
Issac N. Smith
Alva O. Chamness
Jacob Rubin
Indianapolis Council No. 2
Royal and Select
Frank W. Nutting
Dale M. Hadley
Elmer F. Gay
Guy L. Newby
Ernest P. Kroencke
Carl F. Neu
Lodges and Fraternities Bring Santa Claus to Poor Folk
Indiana lodges and fraternal groups lead a Christmas relief drive distributing food clothing and cash to the needy. Central agencies guard against duplication while lodges bear the primary burden with concerts raffles and fund drives ahead of the holiday season.
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Santa Claus
Indiana
Elks Plan Christmas Baskets for Deserving Homes
La Porte Elks Exalted Ruler James J. Farnan and fellowship chair Hascall Rosenthal urge readers to be Good Fellows. secretary Lee Phillips lists homes to receive baskets. on December 24 Elks will deliver food for several Christmas dinners plus candy nuts and toys.
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Sorctal LA Por
Ind
James J. Farnan
la Porte
Christmas Party Planned by local Pocahontas Order
Plans finished for the annual Pocahontas party in Columbus Indiana to be held December 22. Mrs. Vincent Golden Mrs. Homer Chambers and Jacob Hertel head arrangements.
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Golumbus
Ind
Pocahontas
Vincent Golden
Homer Chambers
Jacob Hertel
City Lodge Elects Royal Neighbors Officers
Mayflower camp of the Royal Neighbors elected officers including Mrs. Cora Jackson as oracle, Mrs. Ada Crocker vice oracle, Mrs. Lola Faulkner past oracle, Miss Lotta Davis recorder, Miss Elsie Williams receiver, Miss Olive Dunn marshal, Miss Florence Cole assistant marshal, and several sentinels and managers.
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Mayflower
Royal Neighbors
Cora Jackson
Oracle
Ada Crocker
Lola Faulkner
Lotta Davis
Elsie Williams
Olive Dunn
Florence Cole
Elizabeth McCarty
Edith Hixon
Sentinels
Joseph Heath
Ida Cartwright
Stella Cranwell
Maggie Stewart
Graces
Margaret Massey
Opal Tinsley
Violet Williams
Thelma Hendricks
Eva Dunn
Georgena Pruitt
St Patrick’s Day Parade Plans Promoted By Hibernians
Eugene Shine newly appointed chairman of arrangements says the St Patrick’s day parade sponsored by the Hibernians is set for March 17. A mass meeting with speeches and entertainment will follow at Tomlinson Hall.
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The
Hibernians
Eugene Shine
Tomlinson Hall
Murat Shrine Ceremonial Admits 116 Neophytes
One hundred sixteen lowly neophytes were made of noble birth at Murat Temple Shriners mid winter ceremony attended by Clarence Martin Dunbar imperial potentate. The class includes numerous Indiana residents with many names listed as new members from Indianapolis, South Bend, Elkhart, and other cities, marking a large regional initiation event.
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Murat Temple
Clarence Martin Dunbar
Providence
R. I. Imperial Potentate
Indianapolis
Adie
Wet
Meee
Charles Maurice Veetie
Aaeurr Tae Ee Bishoo
Robert Oar Biswag
Ames William Rolly Brouigh
Robert Am. Curtis ‘Ward Dawson
Abeans
Ries
Alaris Mason
Edward Naz
Walwards
Edward Henry
Henry Evans
Charles
Amos Everson
Harry Lee
Lawrence Hugh Dewe
Aar
Crorats
Charles W. Mancoce
Freaks Hanky
Am Haviland
John Hayes
Oscar E8
Carl Alden
Fecarick
Thony Henry
John Owen
Hepston
John Berger
Athmelt Pee
Geo’ Vid Ros
Windson
Alvin Sani
Cecil Ben Shrout
Marion
George Henry Sirp
Howard Aaron Smith
Newcastle
Edward Otis Snethen
M. Earl Sparks
Ansport
Sar Stark
Walter M. Stout
Newcast
Wilmot Aovarts
George Rush ‘Kwints
Franklin Harris Thompson
Walter Benson Tinsley
Ralph Malcolm Trent
George
Louis Rriclas
Riches Charles
Omas
Vyienward van Gupdy
Burroere van- Meter
Anderson
John Lawrence Walker
Lexington
Edward R. Wurgler
Bertha Parten Heads Women’s Auxiliary of Veterans Group
Maj Harold C Megrew auxiliary of the United Spanish War Veterans elected officers including Mrs Bertha Parten as president and Libbie Everett Luella Porter Elisa Moon Sallie Ashford Hazel Fletcher Alice Goodnight Catherine Holmes Georgia Frazee Marie Martin Dorothy Weber and Marie C Williams. The auxiliary committee donated forty flags to schools this week.
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Bertha Parten
Harold C. Megrew
United Spanish War Veterans
Libbie Everett
Luella Porter
Elisa Moon
Sallie Ashford
Hazel Fletcher
Alice Goodnight
Catherine Holmes
Georgia Frazee
Marie Martin
Dorothy Weber
Marie C. Williams
Pearl J. Krause
Electa Frazee
Cora Clapp
Moose Lodge Plans Christmas Party in Indianapolis
Indianapolis Moose members will host a Christmas entertainment at Moose Hall 135 N Delaware St Dec 29 with candy and presents for hundreds of children. Women of Mooseheart Legion begin initiation and social event Thursday. large Junior Order class to join Senior Order. Miss Katherine Smith Mooseheart Ill grand recorder to attend. Indianapolis lodge No 17 to distribute Christmas baskets Dec 24 and send cash remembrances to Moosehaven Jacksonville Fla members. Moose temple to hold open house Christmas and New Year’s.
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Indianapolis
The
Moose
Moose Hall
N. Delaware St
Mooseheart Legion
Katherine Smith
Mooseheart
Ill
Grand Recorder
Moosehaven
Jacksonville
Fla
Moose Temple
ELECT NEW OFFICERS Connersville Royal Neighbors
Connersville Royal Neighbors elects officers led by Mrs. L A Quenzerm and a slate including Mrs. Clayton Stevens Mrs. Charles Elwood Mrs. Edward Cain Mrs. Ed Hall Mrs. John Siebert Miss Ernestine Riddle Mrs. Curtis Maple Mrs. Charles Wylie and Mrs. Harry Slater. Miss Helen Cain serves as musician as 1927 business to be finished December 23.
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Connersville Lodge
L. A. Quenzgerm
Connersville
L. A. Quenzerm
Clayton Stevens
Charles Elwood
Edward Cain
Ed Hall
John Siebert
Ernestine Riddle
Curtis Maple
Charles Wylie
Harry Slater
Helen Cain
James Page
A. L. Wingate
Charles Schuler
Charles, Wylie
Harry Stater
Christmas entertainment by Yoemen Juniors at Moose Hall
The Junior Yoemen of the Brotherhood of American Yoemen hold a Christmas entertainment at 7 30 this evening in Moose Hall at 135 North Delaware Street. Mrs Ola Miley is supervisor and in charge of the event.
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Brotherhood of American Yoemen
Moose Hall
Delaware St
Ola Miley
Gatling Gun Club Holiday Dance at Cinderella Ballroom
The Gatling Gun Club of the Shrine plans its annual holiday dance tonight at Cinderella ballroom in Riverside Park. Arrangements committee members are Homer Selch Paul Middleton T E Dugan and Charles Buehrer.
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Gatling Gun Club
the Shrine
Cinderella Ballroom
Riverside Park
Homer Selch
Paul Middleton
T. E. Dugan
Charles Buehrer
Sterotypers Union Re-elects William F Deery President
William F Deery previously of Indianapolis and son of James H Deery was re elected president of the Stereotypers and Electrotypers Union of Newark New Jersey at a meeting held Wednesday night.
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William F. Deery
Indianapolis
James H. Deery
New Jersey St
Sterotypers and Electrotypers Union
Newark
N. J
Mother joins fraternal group via son's induction rite
In Columbus Indiana on December 17 Clarke Barbe a past worthy patron of the Greensburg chapter of the Eastern Star introduced his mother Mrs Ella Barbe and conducted the initiation ceremony in which she became a candidate for membership in the fraternal organization.
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Rcial Y
Columbus
Ind
Clarke Barbe
Greensburg
The
Eastern Star
Ella Barbe
Initiaae
Knights of Pythias lodge elects officers in Kokomo
In a tight lodge election for Good Intent lodge No 29 Knights of Pythias the officers chosen are Everett Page Ross Peters M Hoss Earl Thatcher Charles Walters James E Quick Roger Higgins Harry Gray Roy Maxwell and Ellsworth Hunt with the results announced December 17 in Kokomo Indiana.
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Times
Kokomo
Good Intent Lodge No. 29
The
Knights of Pythias
Everett Page
Ross Peters
M. ©. Hoss
Earl Thatcher
Charles Walters
James E. Quick
Roger Higgins
Harry Gray
Roy Maxwell
Ellsworth Hunt
Lodge Holds Indoor Fair at Connersville
The annual indoor fair of Connersville Lodge No. 1160 Loyal Order of Moose ended today with many new features added to the program.
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Connersville
Loyal Order of Moose
Odd Fellows Hear W. R. Borders Speech on Odd Fellowship
W. R. Borders of Sullivan lodge lectured on Odd Fellowship before the Southeastern lodge of Odd Fellows Wednesday night. Howard Willer and H. F. Harmening were in charge.
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Odd Fellows
W. R. Borders
Sullivan Lodge
Odd Fellowship
Howard Willer
H. F. Harmening
Sahara Grotto Meeting Moved to Monday at Denison
The Sahara Grotto stated meeting set for December 26 has been rescheduled to Monday night at the Denison venue.
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Sahara Grotto
Denison
Christmas Party Set by Sahara Grotto Auxiliary
The ladies auxiliary plans a Christmas party in the Travertine Room of the Lincoln on Wednesday night with Mrs. Frank Picard in charge. Orphaned children from the Oct. 14 crash will be guests of honor. Mrs. O Ray Albertson, president, announced officers will be elected January 3.
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Michigan City
Frances Cheney
Hive
Ladies of the Maccabees
Viola Maack
Hilda Pepple
Lena Ford
William Bauman
Appoline Hilman
Sophie Ahigrim
Bertha Dittman
Minnie William
Victoria Putz
Lottie Chinske
Sahara Grotto
Lincoln
Frank Picard
Grotto
O. Ray Albertson
Woodmen Deck Plans for July Battalion Conference
Modern Woodmen of America finalize July 22 Oak Park event at Lake Wawasee. More than 1,500 members expected. State deputy George Hopkins outlined arrangements at a Thursday meeting at 116 E. Maryland St. He also spoke on the New Year’s Eve dance. Royal Neighbors center camp named officers. Tronwood Woodmen camp elected officers.
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Woodmen of America
Oak Park
Lake Wawasee
George Hopkins
Maryland St
Capitol City
Royal Neighbors
Fannie Volz
Oracle
Maude Hamil
Bell Cornwell
Margaret Killion
Sadie Merz
Louisa Wald
Clara Wilson
Anna Jones
Ocie Hilliard
Murrell Wright
Icey Condon
Maude Goodwin
Mary Weaver
Tronwood
William O'Bannon
Louis Prater
Charles Zeigler
Harry Stumph
Maurice Clearwater
Andrew Butcher
Arthur Perry
Harry Darting
L. M. Tinsley
Knights of Pythias plan two large rallies
Grant lodge of the Knights of Pythias schedules two meetings at Mar Aric io ina. December 28 as family night and January 11 as a county gathering. Entertainment and refreshments will be provided as candidates receive Page Rank from the nationally famed Swayzee degree team in a record class.
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MAR Aric Io Ina
Grant Lodge
The
Knights of Pythias
Swayzee
LODGES TO GIVE BALL AT M W A HALL
Four camps of the Modern Woodmen of America will host a New Year’s Eve ball at the M W A Hall 322 East New York Street. Marion Cedar Capital City and Maple Camps provide teams with H E Argus J W Sproule W E Kirsch and Capt Bly Capt Brown and Capt Patterson leading the committee.
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Woodmen of America
M. W. A. Hall
New York St
Marion
Cedar
Capital City
Maple Camps
H. E. Argus
J. W. Sproule
W. E. Kirsch
Bly
Brown
Patterson
Bernard F. Kelly Elected President Of Hi bernians Division No 3
Lodge groups elect Bernard F. Kelly president of division No 3 of the Hibernians. Other officers named include Jeremiah O Grady John Shanahan D T Sullivan and T J Kennedy. Division No 6 selects Eartha O Leary Timothy McCarty Thomas Dunn Dennis Cassery and F J Griffon.
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Bernard F. Kelly
The
Hibernians
Jeremiah O'Grady
John Shanahan
D. T. Sullivan
T. J. Kennedy
Eartha O'Leary
Timothy McCarty
Thomas Dunn
Dennis Cassery
F. J. Griffon
Fidelity Review plans charity luncheon and Christmas event
Fidelity Review of the Women's Benefit Association will host a covered dish dinner at noon Wednesday at Moose Hall 135 N. Delaware St with Mrs Jane Gray in charge A Christmas entertainment and gift exchange will follow in the afternoon under the direction of Mrs Hanne Hiatt
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Fidelity Review of the
Women’s Benefit Association
Moose Hall
Delaware St
Jane Gray
Hanne Hiatt
Yeomen Girls Drill Corps to entertain Sunday school
About 500 children from the Anson Hassler Sunday school will be entertained at Cable Tabernacle at 9 30 a m Sunday. Mrs Leona Kimmel district supervisor of the American Yeomen directs the program. The girls are Yeomen members.
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Yeomen
Anson Hassler
Cable Tabernacle
Leona Kimmel
American Yeomen
Relief Corps to Meet for Initiation at Ft Friendly
The George H. Thomas Women's Relief Corps will convene at 2 p m Monday at Ft Friendly 512 N Illinois St for an initiation. Outgoing officers will be guests. New officers will be installed January 7.
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George H. Thomas Women’s Relief Corps
Ft. Friendly
N. Mlinois St
Lolla V. Park
POUND PARTY AT KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS MONDAY
Knights of Columbus hosts a turkey and pound party at 8 p m in the K of C auditorium Thirteenth and Delaware Streets Admission requires a pound of groceries or canned food for the Catholic Orphans fund and Community Center baskets Music and entertainment are promised.
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Knights of Columbus
K. of C
Thirteenth
Delaware Sts
Catholic Orphans’ Fund
DeMolay Drill Corps to Host Skating Party Exhibition
DeMolay drill corps alumni will hold an 8 p m skating party at the Riverside rink on Monday. The corps, led by Capt. K. W. Graybill, will present an exhibition. N. J. Faust serves as alumni president.
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DeMolay Drill Corps
Riverside
K. W. Graybill
N. J. Faust
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