Conventions To Bring 24000 Plus To Indianapolis In 1929
Twenty six fraternal groups will hold conventions in Indianapolis in 1929, drawing more than 24000 members. The largest gathering will be the Negro Knights of Pythias with about 10000 members on August 20. Major events include the Indiana Brotherhood of American Yeomen April 9 11 and Tri Kappa April 19 20, plus Eastern Star state meeting April 24 25 with 1000 delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Straternal
Indianapolis
Henry T. Davis
Negro Knights of Pythias
E. Underwood
Frankfort
Indiana Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Elizabeth Winck
Logansport
Tri Kappa Sorority
Claypool
J. E. Holland
Bloomington
Reserve Officers’ Association
R. D. Woods
Orvel Johnson
Washington, D. C
Blanche Regett
Eastern Star
Indiana Knights of Columbus
Delaware
Thirteenth Streets
Joseph A. Naughton
Woodmen of America
H. S. Redkey
Muncie
John D. Volz
Fraternal Conventions Set For Late Summer Through Fall
Fraternal groups announce a busy schedule with conventions in August September and October. Phi Delta Pi sorority directs its national convention in Asheville and about fifty members attend. Delta Tau Delta meets Aug 28 31 at the Claypool drawing roughly eight hundred. The 113th Engineers Association gathers early September led by Willard S. Boyle and Robert Twente with about five hundred. Phi Rho Sigma expects September 11 14 with Dr. Elliott and Dr. McCaskey overseeing. Indiana patriotic order Sons of America brings fifty members September 13. Red Men and Pocahontas joint meetings estimated at eighteen hundred in October under Arch Hobbs and Alberta Robertson. Lambda Delta Phi sorority convention in October at Claypool with seventy five delegates led by Mrs. Crist and Mrs. Heaton. Knights of Pythias state convention at K of P building October 3 attracting about fifteen hundred. Psi sorority hosts one hundred representatives October 8 per Mrs. Pollitt. Patriotic Order of Americans convention October 16 18 projected with over seven hundred attendees under Mrs. Banker and Mrs. Russell. Indiana Fraternal Congress closes the year October 22 with about forty attendees led by E. Bierhaus.
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Grand Commandery
Knight Templars
William H. Schntz
Indianapolis
Grand Recorder
William W. Suckow
Franklin
Grace Child
Rebekah
Odd Fellows Building
Pennsylvania
Washington Streets
Loyal Knights of Ye Round Table
Frank Lynch
Oakland
Cal
William S. Akin
Indiana Haymakers Association
Denison
Grover C. Exline
Jasonville
Itha McFarland
Portland
Charles L. Kelley
Maywood
Pauline Smathers
Asheville
N. C
Phi Delta Pi Sorority
Launea of Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Claypool
Frank S. Hemmick
New York City
113Th Engineers’ Association
Willard S. Boyle
Robert Twente
Phi Rho Sigma Fraternity
the Severin
R. W. Elliott
Cleveland
C. H. McCaskey
Indiana Patriotic Order, Sons of America
Indiana Improved Order of Red Men
Indiana Degree of Pocahontas
Arch H. Hobbs
Alberta Robertson
Muncie
Charles B. Crist
Bertha Heaton
Lambda Delta Phi Sorority
Grand Lodge
the Knights of Pythias
K. of P
Carl R. Mitchell
Psi Sorority
Charles E. Pollitt
the Patriotic Order of Americans
Minnetta M. Banker
Riverton
N. J
Bessie Russell
E. Bierhaus
Knights of Columbus to reconvene after long local break
The Indianapolis council of the Knights of Columbus meets tonight at the council building at Thirteenth and Delaware streets after a 25 year holiday vacation. James E. Gavin reports plans to act on reinstatement and lapsation reports along with new business. over 250 members expected to return.
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Indianapolis
Council of the Knights of Columbus
Council Building
Thirteenth
Delaware Streets
James E. Gavin
Grand Knight
Good-By Party Planned for Old Cathedral
Plans are underway for a farewell party of the Scottish Rite at the old cathedral 29 South Pennsylvania Street on Jan 18. The event will feature dancing music and refreshments. admission by Rite dues card. Simultaneously, efforts continue to grow membership beyond 10,000 with petitions for the sixty fourth annual convocation and a two section degree schedule including dates February through March. 430 members join the 1,000 club so far led by Al V. Rescher and Marion county chair Tine P. Dickinson.
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Indianapolis
Old Cathedral
Pennsylvania Street
Horace F. Wood
William S. Rich
al V. Rescher
Tine P. Dickinson
Marion County
Ben Hur Tribe Elects Louie Mills Chief at Meeting
The Armys court of the Tribe of Ben Hur names Louie Mills as chief for the coming year after a recent gathering. The Social Club appears in context as a referenced affiliating group within the article.
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Armys Court
Tribe of
Benefit Card Party at M. W. A. Hall
Center Camp Royal Neighbors of America schedules a benefit card party for 2 p.m. Wednesday at 322 East New York Street M. W. A. hall. Hostesses are Mrs. Charles Condon and Mrs. B. Copeland.
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Center Camp
Royal Neighbors of America
M. W. A. Hall
East New York Street
Charles Condon
B. Copeland
Stomach Ache and Back Pain Relief After Ten Years
Mrs. Philip Anderson of South Bend Indiana recalls ten years of indigestion back pain constipation and fatigue. After starting Viana her digestion improved sleep returned and her skin cleared. The ad promises blood purification appetite restoration and renewed energy with a money back guarantee for trial bottles through Iceland Media Indianapolis Indiana.
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Philip Anderson
Rush St
South Bend
Ind
Viana
Iceland
Indianapol
Dayton Ad Club to Host Fifth District Advertising Conclave
J K Owen of National Cash Register is convention chairman as plans for the fifth district International Advertising Association meeting at Dayton Ohio on February 11 and 12 take shape. More than 500 delegates from Ohio Michigan Indiana Kentucky and West Virginia are to attend with gala receptions planned. President F J Nichols will lead Project 6 discussions and tours to government experiment station Wright Field Frigidaire and NCR plants. Headquarters are at 861 Reibold Building Dayton.
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J. K. Owen
National Cash Register Company
International Advertising Association
Dayton
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Dayton Advertising Club
F. J. Nichols
United States Government Experiment Station
Wilbur Wright Flying Field
Frigidaire Corporation
National Cash Register Company of
Reibold Building
Meridian I. O. of F to Install Officers
Meridian I O F lodge starts fifty fourth year with Wednesday night ceremonies at 23 1 2 South Meridian street. Officers to be installed include Robert Brumit noble grand Virgil Pogue vice grand Walter Hackler financial secretary F E Haught recording secretary George Ashie treasurer Ishmel Messier John Dransfield George Gizendenner Frank Barnhill Harrison Kincaid Cyril Gaskill appointive officers Raymond Davis junior grand will officiate as installing officer.
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Meridian Lodge of Odd Fellows
Meridian Street
Robert Brumit
Noble Grand
Virgil Pogue
Walter Hackler
F. E. Haught
George Ashie
John Mathis
Ishmel Messier
John Dransfield
George Gizendenner
Frank Barnhill
Harrison Kincaid
Cyril Gaskill
Raymond
Ben-Hurs to Install Officers in January Events
Arrius court of Ben- Hur plans installation Jan 14 per secretary Mrs. Josephine Truelove. An open Moose Hall meeting at 135 North Delaware Street occurs tonight. Tirzah Club was hosted last week by Mrs. Henrietta Bernhehr. officers met and games closed the gathering.
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Arrius Court
Ben- Hur
Josephine Truelove
Moose Hall
North
Delaware Street
Tirzah Club
Henrietta Bernhehr
Lottie Davis Elected President of Merry Makers Club
Miss Lottie Davis was elected president of the Merry Makers Club at the last meeting. Officers include Andy Hall as vice president and Miss Audry Hapner as secretary treasurer. The next meeting will be held Tuesday at Miss Hapner's home on 2923 East Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Davis
Merry Makers Club
Andy Hall
Audry Hapner
Treaster
Hapner
East
Washington Street
Pocahontas Councils Meet Jan 18 in Marion County
Pocahontas councils in Marion county will hold a meeting on January 18 at the hall 116 East Maryland street. The announcement was made today by Clovie Nicholas of Great Pocahontas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas Councils
Marion County
East
Maryland Street
Clovie Nicholas
Pocahontas
Bells bear inscriptions on Scottish Rite cathedral bells
Work on the 2.5 million dollar Scottish Rite cathedral on North Meridian Street continues as 63 bells from John Taylor Bell Foundry in England arrive. The largest bell weighs over 11,000 pounds and carries a dedication by Arthur R. Baxter in 1928 with numerous inscriptions referencing multiple Masonic degrees and virtues.
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Meridian
North Streets
North
Meridian Street
John Taylor Bell Foundry
Loughborough
England
Indianapolis
American Express Company
Arthur R. Baxter
Baxter
Tie Lodge
Jerusalem
Noachite
St. Andrew
Card Party Set by Fidelity review group
Fidelity review of the Woman's Benefit Association will hold their monthly card party at 2 30 p m Wednesday at their hall 230 East Ohio street according to Mrs Net tie Lotz press correspondent Mrs Hannah Hiatt be in charge The review held a Christmas dinner last week at the hall under the direction of Mrs Josephine Coibion An entertainment for members and juniors followed under the direction of Mrs Lucille Johnson Each junior was presented with a gift About fifty members and twenty juniors were present The entertainment closed with the serving of refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity Review
Woman's Benefit Association
East
Ohio Street
Nettie Lotz
Hannah Hiatt
Josephine Coibion
Lucille Johnson
Indianapolis Chapter to Hold 8 P.M. Meeting Tuesday
The Indianapolis Eastern Star chapter will convene at 8 p m Tuesday with Beulah Lewis and Laura Rathbun presiding. Joseph Allenburg, a member of the Memphis Tenra chapter of Aleph Zadek Aleph, has been elected to membership in the Indianapolis chapter.
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Joseph Allenburg
Memphis
Tenra
Aleph
Indianapolis
Eagles Initiate Class At Indianapolis Aerie 211
Indianapolis Aerie No. 211 Fraternal Order of Eagles announces initiation of a class tonight at a smoker meeting to honor past presidents. President William Beswick will discuss plans for another class in February as the group, like 64 other Indiana aeries, backs an old age pension bill for the 1929 General Assembly. Otto P. Deluse leads the bill’s active work, chairing the state pension commission.
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Indianapolis Aerie
Order of Eagles
The
Aerie
William Beswick
Indianapolis
General Assembly
Eagles of
Indiana
Otto P. Deluse
Order
Old Age Pension Commission
G A R Names Charles E Hale For 1929 Commander
Charles E Hale of Logansport Indiana is being promoted for department commander of the G A R for 1929 by friends He is past commander of Logansport post and the only surviving charter member He served as a boy in Company H Fourteenth Vermont Infantry and fought at Gettysburg He later became a schoolteacher and now is Cass County prosecuting attorney and active attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Hale
Logansport
Ind
Friends
Fourteenth Vermont Infantry
Gettysburg
Cass County
Legion officers named at Hoosier Heart Moose meeting
The Hoosier Heart Legionnaires of the Loyal Order of Moose installed officers at the last meeting led by John Switzer as great north moose, William Cook as south moose, Noel White as east moose, and Christian Reusch as west moose with other officers appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legionnaires of the Hoosier Heart Legion of the Loyal Order of Moose
John Switzer
Great North Moose
William Cook
South Moose
Noel White
East Moose
Christian Reusch
West Moose
Veteran Jewels Awarded 27 at Red Cloud Meeting
Twenty seven members of Red Cloud tribe of Red Men were awarded veteran jewels at a wigwam ceremony on Worth street and Capitol avenue. Arch H. Hobbs presented, with Albert Hausman and Os car E. Sherman leading. Raymond Whitton spoke as great sachem and five candidates received the adoption degree. The event also featured the Tri county Elective Chiefs Association meeting led by George Waldock, with plans for future group sessions and an entertainment night at Union City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cloud Tribe of
Wigwam
Worth Street
Capitol Avenue
Arch H. Hobbs
Records of
Indiana
Albert Hausman
M. E. Craft
Oscar E. Sherman
Raymond Whitton
Hausman
Albert Jr
John Hausman
Marion
Hendricks
Morgan Counties
North Street
Newasa Tribe
George Waldock
Cambridge City
Henry County
Cronka Tribe
Connersville
F. E. Mabee
Mississinew Tribe
Union City
Walter Woods
Hobbs
Whitton
JUDGE TO TALK AT MYSTIC TIE PAST MASTERS NIGHT
Judge Leon McCord of Montgomery Alabama will be principal speaker at Mystic Tie lodge No 398 F and A M for past masters night at the Masonic temple North and Illinois streets A Master Mason degree with one candidate will be given in the afternoon followed by a members only dinner A committee of past masters prepared an entertainment and lodge program with music decorations and menu arranged by named members Memorial service led by Baxter and Ansel Fatout in formal entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon McCord
Montgomery
Ala
Masonic Temple
North
Illinois
Milo H. Stuart
Arthur R. Baxter
Edgar T. Shaneberger
George C. Reinhart
Martin T. Ohr
Baxter
Ansel Fatout
Fred I. Willis
State group formed with three chapters in Indiana
A state organization of Aleph Zadek Aleph was formed last week at Terre Haute, between Evansville Terre Haute and Indianapolis. Silver Sein of Terre Haute was elected president. Several speakers attended the banquet, and the session closed with a dance. The local chapter will host the other two in March.
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Terre Haute
Evansville
Indianapolis
Silver Sein
Fraternal News Rise At Lodge Center In Indianapolis
Reports from lodge secretaries show growing membership and renewed interest among older members. The Indianapolis Times fraternal page runs Monday stories on lodge activities, with frequent mentions of local lodges and members, including YOUR NAME in connection with lodge functions and actions.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Times Fraternal
Times
G. A. R to Install Joint Officers at Ft Friendly
The Major Robert Anderson post G A R and the Woman's Relief Corps plan a joint installation at 1 30 p m Wednesday at Ft Friendly 512 North Illinois Street. James Clark to be installed as commander with D L Osborn as officer of the day Mrs Les Stammel aided by Mrs Nell Pfeffer to install Mrs Clara Bottoriff as president. A program will follow the ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Anderson
Woman’s Relief Corps
Ft. Friendly
North Illinois Street
M. E. Haley
James Clark
D. L. Osborn Wit
Les Stammel
Nell Pfeffer
Clara Bottoriff
Victory Club of Fidelity reviews entertaining at Hiatt home
The Victory Club of the Woman's Benefit Association was entertained at Mrs. Hannah Hiatt's home on Shannon Avenue Thursday. A belated Christmas dinner was served. Officers elected included Lena Woods president Lucille Johnson vice president Ithel Ressinger secretary and Hannah Hiatt treasurer.
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Victory Club
Fidelity Review
Woman’s Benefit Association
Hannah Hiatt
Shannon Avenue
Tillie Liehr
Lena, Woods
Lucille Johnson
Ithel Ressinger
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