Red Men to Convene State Sessions Across Indiana
Indiana Red Men plan a state series of revival sessions this month starting in Shelbyville with delegates from Shelby, Johnson, Bartholomew, Decatur, Rush, Fayette, Marion, Hancock, Morgan and Hendricks counties. Attendees will include state officers Eli Lee and Arch Hobbs and chiefs from Kiowa, with about 1000 expected at each meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Red Men
Shelbyville
Shelby
Johnson
Bartholomew
Decatur
Rush
Fayette
Marion
Hancock
Morgan
Hendricks
Estie Lightfoot
Ottis House
Great Sachem
Frank Breeding
Kiowa Tribe
Indiana Eagles drill team to initiate Richmond visitors
Wayne Aerie of Richmond will initiate candidates as an Indianapolis team class during a Sunday ceremony. The 16 member squad led by Wilbur H. Miller has won first place in national competition three years straight. About fifty local Eagles, led by President Joseph F. Beatty, plan a trip to Richmond with further events including a Mothers day initiation.
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Indiana
Eagles Lodge
Wayne Aerie
Richmond
Indianapolis
Wilbur H. Miller
Order
Joseph F. Beatty
Aerie
Crawfordsville Aerie
Otto P. Deluse
Beatty and Miller
John J. Pfarr
Frank Rees
Robert Dwyer
Clarence Yates
William Stalhart
John P. Pyle
William Murray
Bert Conden
W. O. Camden
John B. Hudson
Lafayette
Anderson Aerie
Deluse
William A. Stoehr
Connersville
Joseph Humbert
Kokomo
Ernest E. Cloe
Noblesville
Charles Stewart
Wesley Browning
R. M. Vasbinder
The
Four to Get Degrees in Prather Lodge Masonic Ceremony
Four candidates will receive the Master Mason degree at Calvin W Prather Lodge No 717 F and A M on College Avenue and Forty second Street. The event starts Friday at 1 p m with a dinner at 6 30 p m followed by music and entertainment. Rev Thomas R White pastor of Meridian Heights Church will speak on The Heart of a Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin W. Pratherlodge
College Avenue
Forty-second Street
Thomas R. White
Meridian Heights Church
Prather Lodge
Lodge Chapter Moves to New Headquarters in Indianapolis
Pythian Sisters chapter No. 411 has relocated to the Washington and Whittier streets lodge. Regular meetings are set for 7 30 p m on the first and third Wednesdays each month led by mistress Mrs Beth Abbott and most excellent chief Mrs Christine Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Indianapolis
Washington and Whittier Streets
Beth Abbott
Christine Holland
California Fig Syrup Endorsed By Mother For Child Health
A Indianapolis mother, Mrs. James McHugh of 810 Woodlawn Ave, praises California Figure Syrup for her son Michael. She claims the natural remedy improves condition, appetite, and digestion, noting its gentle cleansing action and broad family use.
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James McHugh
Woodlawn Ave
Indianapolis
Michael
California
Knightstown Polish Falcons lodge to build new home
The Z B Polish Falcons lodge No 1 plans a three story brick concrete steel building in South Bend to house a gym bowling alleys ballroom lodge meeting hall and officials rooms. Construction starts now with target completion by October 1 and a committee led by John P Rozpolochowski Alfred Zawisza Valentine M Spazarzynski Blase Krupa and Frank Kominowski overseeing the project.
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South Bend
Z. B. Polish Falcons Lodge
John P. Rozplochowski
Alfred Zawisza
Valentine M. Sparazynski
Blase Krupa
Frank Kominowski
Freshmen Honored by Indiana University Blue Key
Sidney Kauffman of Indianapolis is among 21 IU freshmen selected by the Blue Key honorary men's society as outstanding newcomers. The group may join Freshmen Honor Society and petition Phi Eta Sigma. Other selections include William H. Andrews Jr. and Robert M. Hallstead of Bloomington and peers from Evansville, Seymour, Greensburg, Gary, and more. Richard Jones of Shelbyville serves as Blue Key president.
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Bloomington
Ind
Sidney Kauffman
Indianapolis
Indiana University
Men’s Society of the Blue Key
Phi Eta Sigma
Kauffman
Blue Key
William H. Andrews Jr
Robert M. Hallstead
Fred C. Baker
Evansville
Amos M. Robb
Ossian
Meyer P. Shipman
Paterson
N. J
Harry W. Sommers
Gary
James H. Stewart
Marion
John FP. Wiseman
Chesterton
Ralph E. Blackford
Middletown
O. Richard Jones
Shelbyville
Grand Army retires Memorial day duties in Franklin
In Franklin Indiana on March 17 the Grand Army post with eight members turns Memorial day arrangements to the American Legion and Spanish-American war veterans as four members attend a meeting. Three are too feeble to attend and one is away in the south, ending fifty years of local post leadership.
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Franklin
Ind
Grand Army
American Legion
South
Pie Social to Benefit G A R Memorial in June
Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War Catherine Merrill tent No 9 hosts a pie social at Ft. Friendly tonight to raise funds for a memorial dedicated to G A R veterans at the June Wabash convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Merrill
Daughters of Union Veterans of
Ft. Friendly
Wabash
Lodge 665 Fanning Craft Practice at Temple
Indianapolis lodge No. 665 F. and A. M. holds a practice session tonight at the temple on Blaine avenue and Morris street. Dwight Priest serves as president and Paul Sortman as master of craft.
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Indianapolis
Temple
Blaine Avenue
Morris Street
Dwight Priest
Paul Sortman
Indiana Banks Merged
The First National Bank in Green's Fork has merged with the First National Bank of Williamsburg in a statewide banking consolidation announced March 17.
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Indiana Banks
Green's Fork
Ind
First National Bank
First National Bank of
Williamsburg
Knights of Pythias Day planned in Knightstown
Knightstown lodge No. 226 sponsors all day program with ritual work, a basketball tournament, banquet and public session. Morning games pit teams from Knightstown Straughn Martinsville Greenfield and others at 10 and 11 a.m. A 75 member class will receive Knight rank in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timea
Knightstown
Ind
Knights of Pythias Day
Knightstown Lodge
Straughn
Martinsville
Greenfield
Elks Lodge St Patrick's Dance Draws 800
The Indianapolis Elks annual St Patrick's Day dance was attended by about 800 people at the club home on Saturday night. Music was provided by the Elks orchestra under director Tom Lanahan with Courtland C. Cohee serving as arrangements chairman.
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Indianapolis Elks Lodge
The
Elks Orchestra
Tom Lanahan
Courtland C. Cohee
Grotto Grand Concert and International Band Contest
An international band contest will accompany the forty first Grotto supreme council session in Indianapolis on June 18. Bands from Grotto chapters across the United States and Canada will compete in two divisions under judges named by the committee led by Edward J. Smith. Sahara Grotto will enter. regional officials Clyde Robinson and Raymond Murray oversee arrangements with help from Herschel Tebey and Carl Shey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Supreme Council
Grotto
Indianapolis
International Band Committee
Sahara Grotto
Edward J. Smith
Municipal Court
New York
Clyde E. Robinson
Raymond F. Murray
Frederick P. Cree
Kansas City
Hurd J. Miller
Steel Company
Ft. Smith
Kan
Herschel Tebey
Carl B. Shey
Odd Fellows Head Tri State Session In Indiana Trip
Indiana Grand Lodge officials returned to duties after attending a tri state meeting in Chicago. Rochester leader W W Zimmerman led a guard of 75 from Cass Miami and Fulton counties. Indianapolis officers included Harry C Rockwood George R Bornwasser and W H Jones. Rochester Arthur E Miller and Peru J F Robertson also attended.
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Odd Fellows Grand Lodge
Indiana
Chicago
W. W. Zimmerman
Rochester
Odd Fellows
Cass
Miami
Fulton Counties
Grand Lodge
Harry C. Rockwood
George R. Bornwasser
Indianapolis
W. H. Jones
Logansport
Arthur E. Miller
J. F. Robertson
Grand Guardian
Peru
Pocahontas Councils to Aid Red Men Meet
Shoto tribe No 100 will host a gathering in Crawfordsville on Tuesday night with two local Pocahontas councils assisting. Russell Evans Owen county auditor and great senior sagamore of Red Men will be principal speaker. A program of recitations and music precedes a luncheon.
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Crawfordsville
Pocahontas
Red Men
Russell Evans
Spencer
Owen County
Evans
Sagamore
West Side Chapter to Initiate Three Candidates
West Side chapter No. 138 Royal Arch Masons to confer the most excellent degree Wednesday night and the Royal Arch degree on Wednesday night March 26. Both ceremonies open to visitors. Presiding officers listed as Fred E. Newhouse high priest Edward Unverson senior warden and Emily Hadley junior warden.
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West Side Chapter No
Royal Arch Masons
Royal Arch
Lodge
Fred E. Newhouse
Edward Unverson
Emily Hadley
Pocahontas Group Plans District Meeting in Franklin
The local Order of Pocahontas in Columbus Indiana will send twenty five lodges to a district meeting at Franklin on April 14. A school of instruction is set for the afternoon followed by degree work at night. Mrs Josephine Casada of Anderson will direct the instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ind
Degree of Pocahontas
Franklin
Josephine Casada
Anderson
Great Pocahontas
Turners Sponsor Hardtime Dance at Prospect Street Hall
The Turners Ladies’ group of South Side will hold a hardtime dance at Turners hall 306 Prospect Street at 9 tonight. Mrs Marie Baukat serves as dance chairman. Music will be provided by Pretzel’s Orchestra.
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South Side Turners
Turners’ Hall
Prospect Street
Marie Baukat
Pretzel
Masons Honor George Washington with Wreath at Mt Vernon
Portland Indiana March 17 tribute was paid to George Washington by Jay chapter No 107 Royal Arch Masons of this city. A floral wreath from the chapter was placed on his sarcophagus at Mt Vernon by Clyde Ruley high priest of Jay chapter. It was an unusual honor as tributes on the sarcophagus are usually reserved for high officials of state and foreign dignitaries.
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Timez
Portland
Ind
George Washington
Jay Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Mt. Vernon
Clyde Ruley
Entertainers at I O O F Session in Denison
The Marion County Association I O O F plans an annual fellowship party in Denison on March 29 with entertainment by the Philoxenian lodge No. 44 orchestra. Members include H N Ludington on drums Ray Clair on piano Leroy Micks on banjo Leonard Cook on saxophones Howard Hunt on saxophones and Harold Abden on trombone.
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Marion County Association
Denison
Philoxenian Lodge No
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Philoxenian Lodge
North
Delaware Street
H. N. Ludington
Ray Clair
Leroy Micks
Leonard Cook
Howard Hunt
Harold Abden
Masonic Lodge Home-Coming Promises Anniversary Program
Masons of Warren lodge No. 15 in Connersville Indiana prepare for their annual home-coming at the Masonic temple on March 27. The event will include an anniversary program and the conferring of the Master Mason degree with past lodge masters in charge. Royal Arch Masonry and grand inspector activities were noted at Maxwell chapter No. 18 assembly with degrees conferred on Andrew Dorris Hassel J. Sweet and Harry L. Gras singer. a supper for hundreds followed.
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Connersville
Ind
Warren Lodge No
Fayette County
Warren Lodge
Maxwell Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Andrew Dorris
Hassel J. Sweet
Harry L. Grassinger
Herbert Graham
Elkhart
Degree conferred on Zionsville man
Representatives from twenty eight lodges in five states attended the conferring of the Master Mason degree on Harry Klingler in Zionsville Indiana. The ceremony was supervised by Pentalpha lodge No 564 of Indianapolis and several Fairbanks Morse Company employees attended and presented Klingler with a diamond pin. A social hour followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zionsville
Ind
Harry Klingler
Fairbanks-Morse Company
Klingler
Kansas
Ohio
Michigan
Washington
Indiana
Pentalpha Lodge
Indianapolis
Labor talk slated by Beech Grove group
Fred S. Galloway will speak on Americas Menace to Labor at a Beech Grove I O O F hall meeting tonight under the Junior Order of American Mechanics. Other speakers include Rev. R E Davidson and Mrs Anna Malcolm. The gathering starts at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred S. Galloway
America
Beech Grove
I. O. O. F. Hall
Order of American Mechanics
R. E. Davidson
Anna Malcolm
Degree Work Slated at Broad Ripple Lodge
Three candidates will receive the Master Mason degree Friday night at Broad Ripple lodge No. 643 F and A M Oliver P Throckmorton serves as master with David Clark as senior warden and Charles Van Meter as junior warden in charge of the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Ripple Lodge
F. & A. M. Oliver P. Throckmorton
David Clark
Charles van Meter
Indianap olis Hosts First District Session Of Sup Foam Circle
Fraternal delegations from six Indiana cities attend the first district session of the Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle in Indianapolis at Red Men's hall. Ramona Grove hosts groves from Lafayette Frankfort Elwood Anderson Terre Haute Logansport and others with a junior graduation ceremony and a robe display. Mrs Meadows will speak on the order and its Sherman Texas home for aged and orphans.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Red Men's Hall
North Street
Capitol Avenue
Order
Walter E. Roberts
Ruth Meadows
Walnut Grove No. 11
Frankfort
Ramona Grove No. 63
Lafayette
Elwood
Anderson
Terre Haute
Logansport
Ramona Grove
Clavie Nicholas
Anna Head
Ruth Potter
Alvina Duvall
Pythians to Gather in Montpelier Meeting
Ninth district Knights of Pythias members will gather in Montpelier Indiana for a district meeting at the local temple Tuesday night. The district includes four counties with fifteen lodges. About 300 members are expected from Dalville Muncie Oakville Albany Parker Portland Red Key Pennville Winchester Spartanburg Union City and Roll. Grand Chancellor Charles S Loy of Swayzee and district deputy August Maick will be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Pythian
Order
Charles S. Loy
Montpelier
August M. Maick
Muncie
Attica
Kokomo
Logansport
Noblesville
Thorntown
Greenwood
Indianapolis
Orleans
Morocco
Lowell
Rensselaer
Hammond
Ind
Knights of Pythias
Dalville
Oakville
Albany
Parker
Portland
Red Key
Pennville
Winchester
Spartanburg
Union City
Roll
Swayzee
August Maick
W B R C Meeting Planned at Ft Friendly
The W R C Will Meet Anderson chapter No 44 at 1 30 p m Tuesday at Ft Friendly 512 North Illinois street A St Patricks program directed by Mrs Jennie Mulligan Mrs Nettie Harmon is president of the chapter
Honor St Patrick At Indianapolis Council Tribute
At an open meeting the Indianapolis council Knights of Columbus will honor St Patrick in the council auditorium at Thirteenth and North Delaware streets. Russell Wood says the program includes speeches by Captain P J Kelleher and Irish songs by Miss Cecilia O Mahony with August F Krieg reciting The Exile of Erin.
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Indianapolis
Knights of Columbus
St. Patrick
Thirteenth
North
Delaware
Russell Wood
P. J. Kelleher
Indiana National Guard
Order
F. Krieg
Erin
Cecilia O'Mahony
Circle to Meet Tonight by United Order of Druids
Maple circle at 29 North Delaware Street hosts a meeting at 8 tonight with Mrs Beulah Breeding grand arch druidess and other grand lodge officers present. Officers and members urged to attend.
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Maple Circle
United Order of Druids
North
Delaware Street
Beulah Breeding
Grand Arch Druidess
Grand Lodge
Hold Benefit Card Party At Woodmen Hall
A benefit card party will be held at Woodmen's hall 322 East New York Street on Friday night by Capital City circle No 176 Protected Home Circle.
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Woodmen’s Hall
East
New York Street
Capital City Circle No
Home Circle
How Do You Feel on Arising and Kidney Health
Mrs. Jos Fancher of Little Rock Arkansas reports immediate relief from disturbed kidney action backache and dull headaches after one bottle of Foley Pills diuretic. The ad claims wide endorsement and sale everywhere for urinary health.
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Robbs
Hobbs
Jay
Henry
Blackford
Randolph
Wayne
Madison
Grant
Tipton
Hamilton
W. H. la Rue
W. H. Eichhorn
Bluffton
Fred E. Hines
Tippecanoe County
Klondike
Battle Ground
Burlington
Alvin D. Morrow
Arch H. Hobbs
Fourth
Ferry Streets
Eagles
Pythian Sisters No. 411
New Headquarters
New Elks Lodge
Indianapolis Lodge No. 13
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
W. G. Taylor
W. M. Armstrong
Carl W. Steinhauer
Earl Wolf
J. C. Gribben
Thomas E
I. U
Franklin Post
Mitchell
G. L. Dalrymple
Carl R. Mitchell
Lake Mill
Spencer County
John J. Stuehiik
Tell City
Edward Johnson
Cortland
Cash Kern
Brownstown
Salem
Alvin Cosglazier
Loy
U. S
Leon
Tri-State
Scioto
West Side Masons
Turners
Buescher Band Instruments
Pearson Piano Co
Pennsylvania
Woodmen Circle
Masonic Lodge
States
Mechanics’ Meeting
H. Lieber Co
W. Wash. &T
Fletcher Crust Banks
Grove
W. BR. C
Children’s Colds
Weayvicks
W. Wash. ST
Haag’s
Nus
Vonnegut
E. Washington &T
Lewis Furniture Co
United Trade-In
S. Meridian St
Fletcher American Company
William E. Gentry
Ernest H. Niebrand
Clarence R. Martin
Rose Croix
William H. Morrison
Henry C. Thornton
Gaylor M. Leslie
Tine P. Dickinson
Otis Gray
Clarence Greene
Paul A. Hancock
Frank Hazelrigg
Charles Howard
Hal E. Howe
Guy K. Jeff
Honor ST. Patrick
Dean
Doan
Hiram A. Neff
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