Grotto Heads Plan 1930 Supreme Council Meet
Sahara Grotto and Indiana State Grotto Association push for Indianapolis to host the 1930 Supreme Council session of the Mystic Order Veiled Prophets of the Enchanted Realm. A special Big Four chartered train will run Davenport to Chicago on June 17 for delegates.
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Tri-Cities
Rock Island
Moline
Davenport
Sahara Grotto
Indiana State Grotto Association
Indianapolis
Chicago
H. Verle Wilson
Consolidated Building
America
O. E. S. Plans Memorial Services
Memorial services will be held Friday night at the Masonic temple by Queen Esther chapter No. 3. The Rev. Estell Taylor will give the address. Special music directed by Mrs. Goldie Albrecht will be included on the program. An altar service will be given.
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Masonic Temple
Queen Esther Chapter
Estell Taylor
Goldie Albrecht
Marion Man Honored as Life Member of Moose Lodge
Marion Indiana June 3 John F Sullivan of 113 East First Street is made a life member of the Loyal Order of Moose lodge officials said today He becomes the fifth Marion man to receive the life membership among about 1200 members of the order in Marion
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John Sullivan
Moose Lodge
Pa Times
Spe
Marion
Ind
John
Sullivan
East First Street
Loyal Order of Moose
Lodge
Order
Guest Night Planned by Arrius Court and Lodge Friends
Arrius court No clean number hosts guest night inviting members to bring friends. A memorial event is moved to next Monday night replacing the usual judge meeting. Royal Neighbors of America drill team holds a card party at Modern Woodman hall Wednesday at 2 15 with Mrs Lida Nichols and Mrs Ada Barton as hostesses.
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Tribe of
Ben Hur
Center Camp
Royal Neighbors of America
Woodman Hall
Lida Nichols
Ada Barton
Druids to Host June 5 Reception at Lodge Hall
Officers of the Grand circle United Ancient Order of Druids invite all Druids to a reception on the evening of June 5 at the lodge hall located on 29 South Delaware Street. Members are urged to attend.
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United Ancient Order of Druids
Lodge
Delaware Street
Druids
Plapao Pads Claim Superior Hernia Support
The ad contrasts rupture to a muscular weakness in the abdominal wall and promotes Stuart’s Plapao-Pads as self-adhesive mechanical chemico applicators. It touts better circulation, no straps, easy comfort, and multiple awards while promising natural recovery and urging readers to mail a free test coupon.
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Paris
San Francisco
Eagles Install Officers Tonight at Indianapolis Aerie
New officers of Indianapolis aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles will be installed tonight led by installing officer William O. Camden. Joseph Beatty becomes president, with Robert Amick as vice president and Wilbur H. Miller as secretary. Other posts filled include John J. Pfarr inside guard, George Harris outside guard, James J. Ross Jr chaplain, Charles Jones conductor, Jacob Smith treasurer, Fred Wischmeyer auditor, and trustees including Henry Fryer as holdover. Dr. Robert Dwyer returns as aerie doctor.
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Indianapolis Aerie
Order of Eagles
William O. Camden
The
Aerie
Joseph Beatty
Order
Robert Amick
Wilbur H. Miller
John J. Pfarr
Indianapolis
George Harris
James J. Ross Jr
Charles Jones
Jacob Smith
Fred Wischmeyer
William Louden
Henry Fryer
Shelbyville Aeria
Robert Dwyer
SR A Ea Nee Ee Ee Eee Cat Saunders
George H Schamp
Virgil Thomas
C. O. Hysell
Charles Lyon
Charles Davis
Roe Bouck
C. A. Paddock
Columbus
Cerl Miller
Meredith Rothrock
Elmer Gillispie
Albert G. Cahn
FE. E. Sisco
Frank Lander
Harry Fultz
Joseph Bofing
Dr. B. Fitzpatrick
Alexandria
William Reilly
Howard Miller
Harvey Turner
Charles Johnson
Cris Cleaver
John A. Rosenberger
Hugh B. Wood
John Wunder
Wabash
Wilbur Johnson
William 8. Maybee
Sam Maybee
A. M. Follis
J. H. Sheerer
Theodore Bauers
Clyde Downer
Roy Brunn
Loy Wilson
D. J. Burns
F. M. Whisler
Anderson
Roy M. Vasbinder
Fiord Zehner
Clarence Meile
Virgil Butler
Richard Dober
Frank Collins
Wesley Browning
Dewey Neff
B. P. King
Charles B. Salyer
Cecil Hanes
Edward Dovey
Muncie
H. V. Stipp
Clarence McCoy
Willis Tyler
Ross Dowden
Charles C. Alexander
Charles A. Skinner
William Nicely
Robert Fourthma
Joseph Michaels
J. c. Silvers
Kokomo
al McFann
Charles Iingenfelter
Claude Coy
Fred Sherman
Thomas Clarkson
W. E. Spurgeon
M. N. Shammo
James Harwood
Estie Jester
W. J
Diet
George Krug
Louis Frick
Herman Hofman
John Smurtheis
Jacob Duiry
Bert Fowler
Crawfordsville
Eddy McKeown
Leonard Wace
Herschel Pickett
William H. McNeclery
Joseph McKeown
Martin B. Corbin
Jerry Matricia
Theron Ross
Tiwood
Albert Ross
Charles Ripberger
Marvel Cole
Edward B. Alley
R. Hupp
Richmond Lester Watman
Louis Matson
R. James Wigmore
E. K. Longnecker
Robert Hungerford
Henry Schroeder
Milroy Harters
Russell Alexander
John Brusher
Frank Lehman
Howard van Zent
S. G. Smeiser
W. R. Taylor
Walker May Attend Dinner for Indianapolis Knights
Indianapolis Knights of Columbus expect Mayor James A. Walker of New York City to attend the thirtieth anniversary banquet in Indianapolis on June 23. William P. Holmes, initiation committee chair, announced a large turnout of nationally known Knights. The event at the Elks Club follows the second and third degrees in the afternoon, with about 100 candidates to be initiated in the Thirteenth Anniversary Class. John Donovan of Ludlow, Kentucky, will serve as chaver of the work.
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New York City
Indianapolis
John Donovan
Ludlow
Insurance union to fete friends at Moose Hall
American Insurance Union hosts an open meeting for members and friends Friday night at Moose hall 135 North Delaware street with entertainment committee chair Mrs. Lila Bush announcing the event.
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Indiana Eagles Elect Eleven Aeries Officers
Eleven Indiana Aeries of the Fraternal Order of Eagles chose officers in May elections. The list includes presidents vice presidents secretaries treasurers trustees chaplains inner guards outside guards and physicians across Columbus Wabash Anderson Muncie Kokomo Crawfordsville Tiwood Richmond Milroy and Richmond area lodges with multiple named individuals.
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Fraternal Order of Eagles
Peartland
Tamee
Melwater
Nrecident
Plan Tribute to West at Masonic Temple
Montgomery county Masons plan a large reception at the Masonic temple in Crawfordsville next Monday night for Judge Jere West named grand master of the Indiana Grand Lodge. All newly elected grand officers will attend. Brookside lodge No 818 I O O F Rural and Tenth streets will confer the first degree Wednesday at 8 pm on candidates. all members urged to attend.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Montgomery County
Masonic Temple
Jere West
Indiana Grand Lodge
Brookside Lodge
Tenth Streets
M W A Halt Open Meetings
The tri camp entertainment committee for Maple Cedar and Marion camps of Modern Woodmen of America voted to discontinue open meetings until fall. Delegates will convene in Chicago for head camp sessions to revise by laws and other matters. Indianapolis camp clerks will attend.
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Marion
Modern Woodmen of America
Walter Kirsch
United States
Chicago
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Times
Woman's Relief Corps to Convene in June at Martinsville
The forty sixth annual convention of the Indiana department of the Woman's Relief Corps will be held in Martinsville from June 10 to 13. Mrs Savannah B Groves of Knightstown will preside. Allied groups including the Grand Army of the Republic Ladies of the Grand Army and Daughters of Veterans of the Civil War will meet during the same period along with Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War and Sons of Veterans auxiliary. Memorial services a street parade and officer addresses are planned. New officers will be elected June 12 and installed June 13.
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Department of Indiana
Woman's Relief Corps
Martinsville
Savannah B. Groves
Knightstown
Grand Army of the Republic
Grand Amy
Daughters of Veterans of the Civil War
Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
New Hoosier Haymakers Elect E W Howensteine State Chief
E W Howensteine of Huntington was elected state chief Haymaker at the Indiana State Haymaker Association convention in Dennison. A C Huffman of Noblesville was advanced to past state chief Haymaker. Other officers include Martin Geis as vice state chief and Emil G Decker as state secretary with P F McLaughlin re elected treasurer.
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E. W. Howensteine
Huntington
Indiana State Haymaker Association
Dennison
Howensteine
A. C. Huffman
Noblesville
Martin Geis
Indianapolis
Emil G. Decker
P. F. McLaughlin
Anderson
Ira Barbour
Kokomo
Pope Beatifies Founder of Catholic Salesians at St Peter’s
Pope Pius XI beatified Don Giovanni Bosco founder of the Salesian order in a ceremony at St Peter’s Rome. More than 60,000 gathered as the dome was lit for the second time since the pope's Vatican confinement.
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Naomi Chapter Hosts Brothers Night Event and Initiation
Naomi chapter of the O FE S held a Brothers Night dinner with special music and an initiation class of men. The Railway Mail Carriers auxiliary chorus performed, with members including Mrs. Cora Shute and Mrs. Florence Laurence. The Naomi chapter choir sang works honoring Mrs. Josephine Wishmier and C C Hel Ter. Past grand matron Martha Zoercher attended as guest and speaker. Laura Rathbun visited from Indianapolis chapter.
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Naomi
O. FE. S
Cora Shute
Florence Laurence
Belle Sutton
Jessie E. Dill
Irma E. Kline
Hattiel L. Demott
Elizabeth McDermott
Maude Allen
Florence Davis
Daise Hutchison
Naomi Chapter
Josephine Wishmier
C. C. Hel Ter
Martha Zoercher
Laura Rathbun
Indianapolis
Eagles Plan Campaign for Age Pensions
In Kokomo Indiana the Fraternal Order of Eagles state convention in Fort Wayne June 12 and 13 will map a militant push for an Indiana old age pension law. Joseph Humbert says bills have been sponsored in four sessions and public sentiment will be built before 1931 to urge lawmakers to act. He notes support from national proposals and local church efforts toward humane non institutional aged care. Anderson and Vincennes bid for the 1930 convention.
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Ind
Indiana
Order of Eagles
Ft. Wayne
Joseph Humbert
Eagles
Humbert
Congress
Lirovich
New York
Sirovich
Hugo Humanitarian Organization For
Terre Haute
Indiana Disciples Church
Huntington
Reformed Church General Synod
Indianapolis
Anderson
Vincennes
Lodge Sets Multiple Masonic and Rebekah Gatherings
The Mozart Rebekah lodge No 828 will travel to Southport Tuesday night to perform degree work for Southport Rebekah lodge No 549. An Odd Fellows degree staff from Detroit will assist at Anderson this week for several lodges. Pike county Odd Fellows plan their annual trip to the Greensburg home Sunday. Harris lodge No 644 and Myrtle Rebekah lodge No 326 hold joint memorial services Sunday at Washington Methodist church with Rev N L Collins and Rev L H Kendall in charge. Merry Makers Club meets Tuesday night at Glenn Gruber 443 North Walnut Street.
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Southport
Southport Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows
Detroit
Anderson
Pike County
Greensburg
Harris Lodge
Myrtle Rebekah Lodge No
Washington Methodist Episcopal Church
N. L. Collins
L. H. Kendall
Railway Men to Meet in Modern Woodmen Hall
A meeting of the Benefit Association of Railway Employes is set for tonight at Modern Woodmen hall 322 East New York Street. Conductor C A Plank will preside.
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Woodmen Hall
New York Street
C. A. Plank
Alfretta degree team hosts euchre and banco party
The Alfretta degree team plans a euchre and banco party Saturday night at the home of Mrs. Margaret Foster at 329 North Addison Street. Mrs. William H. Seigle will preside and assist with arrangements.
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Margaret Foster
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Addison Street
William H. Seigle
Pythians Plan Memorial Rites For Deceased Members
Officers of the First regiment Knights of Pythias meet at the grand lodge to outline memorial services to be held this month at Greenfield. Colonel William Krieger will lead the services with a lantern slide lecture by Carl R. Mitchell on the Pythian home.
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Carl R. Mitchel
Records and Seals
Greenfield
Mitchell
Martinsville
Edinburg
Gre
Indianapolis
William FE. Krieger
Harmonie Lodge
No. 69
Aurora
Apurora
Carl R. Mitchell
Lafayette
James ©. Cox
Ida Neal
Charles S. Loy
Swayzee
Syracuse
Terre Haute
Hammond
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