Eagles Drill Team Heads to National Meet
Indianapolis Eagles drill team of 10 departs for Minneapolis to compete for national honors at the grand aerie convention. The group will be hosted by Otto P. Deluse with Philip Harris in charge and Wilbur H. Miller directing the team. A longstanding record shows the Indianapolis team won first honors three consecutive years.
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Indianapolis Eagles
Minneapolis
Minn
Grand Aerie
Philip Harris
Otto P. Deluse
Eagles Indiana Old Age Pension Commission
National Commission
National Publicity Committee
Indiana Organization
William Beswick
Aerie
Wilbur H. Miller
W. H. Miller
Beswick
Charles J. Jones
Henry Fryer
James J. Ross
Carl Warren
Glenn Thompson
Edwin Martin
Harry D. Lee
Fred Selm
Richard Pigg
Chris Scarpone
Enos Cassidy
Oscar Moore
George Harris
Russell Stone
W. O. Camden
William Ribble
Edward Kegerris
Jacob L. Smith
J. Pierce Cummins
John J. Pfarr
Miller
William Borneman
Indianapolis
Brookside lodge to erect new three story home in city
Brookside lodge No. 818 I O O F plans a new building across from fire station No. 27 on East Tenth Street. The lodge, one of the city’s oldest, will celebrate its twenty fifth anniversary in December and aims to hold the event in the new premises. Planned features include storerooms on the ground floor, offices and social rooms on the second, and a lodge room on the third. Recent officers installed include W G Beggs noble grand and Harry Grabhorn vice grand.
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Brookside Lodge
W. G. Beggs
East Tenth Street
Lodge
Noble Grand
Harry Grabhorn
Harold Chambers
E. J. Smith
Guy Ackerman
Harry Fields
William Lynch
Eagles Delegates Attend Grand Aerie Convention in Minneapolis
Delegates from Indiana aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles include Joseph Hubert Kokomo past state president Henry Schroeder Richmond past state vice president and William Beswick Indianapolis aerie delegate. Moose lodge picnic set for Sunday Aug 4 at Carr Grove five miles east of Elwood with joint committees planning games and entertainment for members and families. Shelbyville Protective Home Circle invited to Anderson Aug 7 for installation by Dillard McCarty past grand president of the state.
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Indiana Aerie
Order of Eagles
Grand Aerie
Minneapolis
Minn
Joseph Hubert
Kokomo
Henry Schroeder
Richmond
William Beswick
Indianapolis
Elwood
Tipton
Loyal Order of Moose
Carr Grove
Protected Home Circle
Shelbyville
Ind
Order
Anderson
Dillard McCarty
Red Men Tri County Meet Saturday in Martinsville Wigwam
A tri county Red Men meeting will be held Saturday night in Martinsville at the Seminal Indian wigwam No. 125 with tribes from Marion Hendricks and Morgan counties attending. The adoption degree will be conferred on a large class of candidates.
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Martinsville
Marion
Hendricks
Morgan Counties
Raymond B. Whitton
Albert Hausman
Arch H. Hobbs
Harry Tincher
Indianapolis
Dunkirk
Tioga Tribe
Whitton
Hobbs
Coal Bluff
Pontiac Tribe
Carebon
Charles Houck
Terre Haute
Wabasse
Milgrove
Jay
Delaware
Charles Boyd
Muncie
Elkhart Man in Race for Eagles National Vice President
Elkhart lawyer Robert E. Proctor seeks national vice president of the Fraternal Order of Eagles. He has chaired the grand aerie judiciary committee for six years and is a past Indiana state aerie president and Thirteenth district chairman of the state old age pension commission, with Minneapolis the site of the Aug. 5 convention week.
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Elkhart
Ind
Robert E. Proctor
Grand Aerie
Benefit Group Plans Party at Lodge Hall
Center council of Security Benefit Association announced a member and guest party at the lodge hall on East Maryland Street Tuesday night. Marion council secured the Duncan Dance Orchestra for a council dance Wednesday evening with the public invited. The Kansas City hospital unit, now 65 beds, is insufficient for growing membership and will add a 500-patient monthly capacity.
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Eachre
Banco
Lodge Hall
East
Maryland Street
Center Council
Security Benefit Association
Marion Council
Duncan
Council
Kansas City
Fidelity Review Sets Meeting Change for Aug 6
Fidelity Review Women s Benefit Association shifts its next meeting to Wednesday August 6 at 320 East Ohio Street. The move follows the national convention of the organization in Port Huron Michigan. Mrs Josephine Coibson chairs the committee for a public card party to be hosted next Wednesday afternoon in the lodge hall.
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Fidelity Review
Women's Benefit Association
East
Ohio Street
Port Huron, Mich
Josephine Coibson
Bayer Aspirin Provides Swift Relief for Many Ailments
Bayer Aspirin offers quick relief from neu tritis neuralgia and headaches and is recommended by physicians for 28 years. It is heart safe and usable for colds rheumatism sciatica lumbago sore throat and tonsillitis with clear directions in every package and Bayer cross on each tablet.
Knights of St John to hold eighth annual picnic
Richmond Indiana is set for a Knights of St John picnic at Hartman’s Grove next Sunday. Rev. Walter Cronin of St Mary's and Rev. Edward Heucke of St Andrews will address the gathering.
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U Times
Richmond
Ind
Knights of St. John
Knights
Hartman's Grove
Walter Cronin
St. Mary’s
Edward Heucke
St. Andrews
Ben-Hur Plans Union Outing
A meeting of committees from Crawfordsville Marion Muncie and Indianapolis Tribe of Ben-Hur will convene tonight at Moose Hall to set a date and place for the joint annual picnic. A banco party at Rufus M Sparks home last Thursday launches a summer series by the Terrah Club of Armus court No. 5 to raise funds for new drill uniforms.
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Crawfordsville
Marion
Muncie
Indianapolis
Moose Hall
Banco
Rufus M. Sparks
East Eighteenth Street
Terrah Club
Armus Court No. 5
Glee Club Forms In Richmond With New Officers
Wayne aerie of Eagles to initiate a turtle soup class of candidates Wednesday night marking the first appearance of a newly organized glee club led by president Robert Van Etten and secretary H James Wigmore. Musical director Delbert Renk and accompanist Mrs Gertrude Anderson named. Paltry list includes Lester Warman Harold Wine Forest Thomas Clarence Nuss Dr J C Arthur J York Little Hugh Williams Louis Dintaman Milroy Harter. A rifle and pistol range added in aerie gym. Rebekah lodge to stage lawn party Saturday at 5 on old school grounds Howard and Richland streets.
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Richmond
Ind
Wayne Aerie
Eagles
Glee Club
Robert van Etten
H. James Wigmore
Delbert Renk
Gertrude Anderson
Lester Warman
Harold Wine
Forest Thomas
Clarence Nuss
J. C. Arthur
J. York Little
Hugh Williams
Louis Dintaman
Milroy Harter
Wigmore
Aerie
Job’s Daughters Set for Sixth Indiana Grand Session in Indianapolis
The sixth annual Indiana Grand Guardian Council meeting of Job’s Daughters will convene August 2 and 3 at the Severin Hotel in Indianapolis. Grand guardian Wanda McGuire and grand secretary Mabel Dobbins issued invitations. A two day program includes a Friday opening with escorts and invocation by Rev Dr Lewis Brown, followed by a welcome address from Orinda Mullikin and a response by Martha Huffman. A roof garden banquet and dance cap the evening, with Saturday featuring degrees exemplification and installation of grand officers. Committees include Jurisprudence Ethel Warner and others. Banquet committee includes Jessie Pruitt and Ruth Manson. Credentials panel lists Lucille Roob and Mabel Dobbins among others.
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Indiana Grand Guardian Council
Job
Indianapolis
Severin Hotel
Wanda McGuire
Grand Guardian
Clinton
Ind
Mabel Dobbins
William Swope
Mac Marcum Jacobs
Bothals
the Severin
Turtle Soup Class Formed in Richmond Eagles Chapter
In Richmond Indiana on July 31 the Wayne aerie of Eagles will start a turtle soup class with five volunteers as turtle catchers named Clessie Kendall John Brusher Thomas Elliott George Warner and Elmer Keller. This follows a membership drive that produced eleven in the first class.
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Times
Richmond
Ind
Wayne Aerie
Eagles
Clessie Kendall
John Brusher
Thomas Elliott
George Warner
Elmer Keller
Wabash Eagles Hold Annual Picnic for Region Aerie
Wabash Eagles aerie hosted its annual picnic at the World War Veterans clubhouse with members from Fort Wayne Elkhart Muncie Huntington Peru Marion Warsaw Kokomo and Delphos Ohio attending. Joseph Humbert of Kokomo past state president joined state Eagles leaders. The event was organized by committee head A M Follis and assisted by Wilbur Wilson Russell Meyers and D J Burns.
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Times
Wabash
Ind
Wabash Eagles
Aerie
World War Veterans Clubhouse
Ft. Wayne
Elkhart
Muncie
Huntington
Peru
Marion
Warsaw
Kokomo
Delphos
Joseph Humbert
Eagles
A. M. Follis
Wilbur Wilson
Russell Meyers
D. J. Burns
Officers elected for Bloomington Junior Order of American Mechanics
Bloomington officials elected for the term ending December 31 include Winfred Binkley as councilor Clark Shuler as vice councilor Joseph B Skemp as recording secretary Carrol Stogsdill as assistant recording secretary James E Fox as financial secretary Day Robertson as treasurer Edward Stewart Jr conductor Melvin Hunter warden Dayle Koons inside sentinel Roy Dunlap outer sentinel Arthur E Deans junior past councilor and trustees Walter Foddrill John Harmon and John Robinson.
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By Times Special
Bloomington
Ind
Order of American Mechanics
Winfred Binkley
Clark Shuler
Joseph B. Skemp
Carrol Stogsdill
James E. Fox
Day Robertson
Edward Stewart Jr
Melvin Hunter
Dayle Koons
Drill Team 10 Seeks National Honors at Minneapolis
Anderson Indiana July 29 The women's auxiliary drill team of the Anderson Eagles plans a national bid at the grand aerie convention in Minneapolis August 5. Eighteen members travel by bus starting Saturday wearing red and white uniforms red fezes with white tassels and red silk military capes. Team captain is Mrs Laura Runyan with officers and leaders named including Miss Frances Michaels president and Mrs Maude Guenthenspberger past president.
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Anderson
Ind
Anderson Aerie of
Eagles
Grand Aerie
Minneapolis
Minn
Laura Runyan
Frances Michaels
Maude Guenthenspberger
Vida Mowery
Anna Marie Caylor
Irma Stanley
Hattie Boys
Hallie Stresell
E. D. Greenland
Nelle Krago
Hallie Duvall
Kiwanis Club in Alexandria Receives Charter
Alexandria Ind July 29 The Kiwanis Club of twenty eight members has been granted a charter marking the organization’s formation in the city.
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Kiwanis Club
Times Special
Alexandria
Ind
New Kiwanis Club
Eagles Plan Campaigns By Times In Indiana
Clarence G. Ryan state chaplain and southern district chairman met with officers at Mt. Vernon and Huntingburg to discuss membership drives. He invited all to Evansville aerie picnic at Bauer's grove Sunday.
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Soeria
Evansville
Ind
Clarence G. Ryan
Fraternal
Order of Eagles
Southern District
Mt. Vernon
Huntingburg
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