Rebekahs and Odd Fellows Convene Here in Indianapolis
Indiana Rebekah Assembly opens its forty sixth annual session in the Grand lodge hall with about 2000 members expected for four days of meetings. The Grand lodge I O O F session follows with about 1200 delegates planned, as Rebekahs visit Greensburg and a banquet at Spink Arms is set for 6 30. Mary Mater of Rockville becomes Rebekah president for the year.
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Odd Fellow
Rebekah Lodges
Indianapolis
Order
Rebekah
Indiana Rebekah Assembly
Grand Lodge
Anna M. Raess
Assembly
Grace E
Odd Fellows
Greensburg
Spink-Arms
Rebekahs
Claypool
Red Men Start On Big Member Drive In Indiana
Red Men lodges of Bartholomew and Brown counties launched an extensive membership drive after a joint Taylorsville session last week. A two-county drill team is planned soon, with a joint committee to finalize arrangements. Speakers included Eli G. Lee of Terre Haute great sachem and Russell Evans Spencer great senior sagamore among others.
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Ba Times
Columbus
Ind
Bartholomew
Brown Counties
Taylorsville
Eli G. Lee
Terre Haute
Russell Evans
Spencer
Sagamore
Harry
State Finance
Knights Templar to Remodel Quarters in Anderson
Anderson May 19 Larger quarters will be available for the Anderson commandery of Knights Templar Royal Arch Masons and Mt Moriah lodge when remodeling of the Masonic temple is completed. Plans approved by the directors of the Masonic Temple Company. The front will be brick the elevator added and a fourth floor added. Several hundred feet of additional space will be ready for use by the lodges.
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Anderson
Anderson Commandery
Knights Templar
Royal Arch Masons
Mt. Moriah Lodge
Masonic Temple
Masonic Temple Company
Elks Convention to Draw Thousands by Rail Excursions
United States railroads offer low excursion fares for Elks Lodge members and families for the sixty sixth grand lodge convention in Atlantic City the week of July 6. The event will showcase the annual parade review at the Atlantic City auditorium with seating for a large capacity.
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Times
New York
Atlantic City
Elks
Grand Lodge
United States
Elks’ Lodges
The
Elks Magazine
Woman's Bible Class Luncheon Plans at Jersey Street Home
Executive board members of the Woman's Bible class of the Central Avenue M. E. church will hold a monthly luncheon at the home of Jersey street on Wednesday. Reedy is president with Mrs. W. J. Marks and Mrs. W. W. Marks noted in the list of officers.
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Woman's Bible
Central Avenue
M. E
Jersey Street
W. J. Marks
North New
W. Reedy
Degree Team to Represent Indiana
Center row witnesses list members of the squad with Doughty Golay Herman Clark Rinehart Selm Reed. Front row includes Babbas Perin Mabee Rich Ariens. The passage names Kert Stelle Wesley Gilum Arba Joyce Roscoe Alli son Joshua Horton Mervin Mauller Wilbur Davis and Frank Kirkham as representatives.
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Kert Stelle
Wesley Gilum
Arba Joyce
Roscoe Allison
Joshua Horton
Mervin Mauller
Wilbur Davis
Frank Kirkham
William Doughty
Armand Golay
Otto Herman
Henry Clark
Jess Rinehart
Edward Selm
Henry Reed
Joe Babbas
Kenneth Perin
F. E. Mabee
Roy Rich
Andrew Ariens
Moose Lodge to Induct Class in Davis Honor
Indianapolis Moose lodge 17 plans a large class of new members to honor James J. Davis former U S secretary of labor and Moose leader. J E Newcomb leads recruitment at the Moose temple in the city with weekly applications and a date for initiation to be announced.
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Moose Lodge
Davis
James J. Davis
United States Secretary of Labor
The
Moose Order
J. E. Newcomb
Indianapolis Lodge 17
Indiana
Order of Moose
Mooseheart
Ill
United States
Moose Temple
North
Delaware Street
Ater
Debate on Indiana Constitution Change Debuts in City
Indianapolis leaders discuss proposed constitutional convention as Knights of Columbus lecture series extends over two weeks. Lawyers James Noel and Albert Stump will lead talks with Noel opening the debate tonight and Stump presenting May 26. Fourth degree assembly to elect officers June 9. nominating committee named.
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Indiana
Indianapolis Council
Knights of Columbus
James W. Noel
Albert Stump
Indianapolis
Noel
Stump
Edward Brennan
Anderson Eagles name new president for Aerie 174
Floyd M. Zehner is elected president of Anderson Aerie 174 Fraternal Order of Eagles to succeed R. M. Vasbinder. New officers include Clarence Melle vice president Edward Thompson secretary Wesley Browning treasurer and others. Installations set for June 5 before the state convention June 11-12.
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Bai Times
Anderson
Ind
Floyd M. Zehner
Anderson Aerie
Order of Eagles
R. M. Vasbinder
Clarence Melle
Edward Thompson
Wesley Browning
Frank Collins
Richard Dovey
Ralph B. Campbell
C. B. Salyer
Cecil Haynes
Theodore Duvall
Indian Pupils Win Better Food Fight
Congress adopts interior department appropriation bill to fund Indiana government boarding schools for 1931. It sets 3.78 dollars per day for food and 42.26 dollars yearly for clothing, ending years of subpar rations and malnutrition signals from the Institute for Government Research.
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Congress
Scrippt-Howard Newspaper Alliance
Washington
Indiana
Interior Department
Hoover
Institute For Government Research
Red Men to Meet Pocahontas Degree in Sessions
Members of the Degree of Pocahontas join the Red Men in state meetings this week. Chief Anderson tribe of Anderson opens an open meeting for tribes and Pocahontas lodges in Madison county tonight with Arch H. Hobbs of Indianapolis as speaker. A powwow in Mellett gathers Montgomery county councils for a social session. Delaware county meets at Eaton Wednesday under Ouray tribe 74. Delegations from Bayerton Muncie Selma Oakville Progress Hartford City Dunkirk attend. Deputy Great Sachem Edward Lawson of Dunkirk leads.
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Degree of
Pocahontas
Order of Red Men
Anderson Tribe
Anderson
Madison County
Arch H. Hobbs
Indianapolis
Records
Mellett
Montgomery County
Delaware County
Eaton
Ouray Tribe
Bayerton
Muncie
Selma
Oakville
Progress
Hartford City
Dunkirk
Sachem
Edward Lawson
Eagles Aerie to Install New Officers in Indiana
Indianapolis Eagles will ballot tonight for initiation next Monday and install officers June 2. The Hoosier Mother Aerie plans a state convention in Anderson June 11 with about 1000 delegates, featuring national president Charles J. Chenu and ex-presidents Frank E. Hering and Otto P. Deluse. The pension bill advocacy and education drive will draw attention. Wesley Browning and Ernest E. Cloe lead convention arrangements.
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Indianapolis
Anderson
Mother Aerie
Indiana
Charles J. Chenu
Sacramento
Cal
Bank of Italy
Mississippi
Frank E. Hering
South Bend
Otto P. Deluse
Eagles
Wesley Browning
Indiana Aerie
Ernest E. Cloe
Noblesville
Unusual Spring Dance Planned by Alpha Alpha Beta Chapter
An unusual program is planned for the annual spring dance of the Alpha Alpha Beta chapter of Beta Phi Sigma at the K of C hall Saturday night. Committee members are Dick Thorpe James Schwartz Forey Bowman and William McKenzie.
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Alpha Alpha Beta Chapter
Beta Phi Sigma Fraternity
K. of OC. Hall
Dick Thorpe
James Schwartz
Forey Bowman
William McKenzie
W. R. C. Chapter to Meet Regular Session
The Major Robert Anderson chapter of the W R C will hold a regular meeting at 1 30 p m Tuesday at Pe Friendlyy 12 North Illinois.
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Robert Anderson
Pe Priendlyy
North Ilinois
Five Day Shrine Session Opens in Indianapolis
The Grand Council of the Ladies' Oriental Shrine of North America holds a five day session in Indianapolis with 1000 delegates and visitors. Convention HQ at Severin with a reception for grand officers and members. The grand ball tonight and a Tuesday drill contest in Tomlinson hall are planned.
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Grand Council of the
Ladies’ Oriental Shrine of North America
Indianapolis
W. D. Keenan
the Severin
Lloyd L. Tucker
United States
Tomlinson Hall
Stephen O. Sharp
Tarum Patrol
Tarum Court
J. D. Smith
le Grande Lawrence
G. D. Yaeger
Lon Tracy
Lucilla Bechert
Roy R. Craig
Mary Hubbard
Hans Karstadt
City Aleph Zadik Aleph to Host State Conclave Here
Indianapolis Aleph Zadik Aleph Chapter 61 will host chapters from Terre Haute Marion South Bend Gary and Evansville for the second annual state convention at Kirshbaum Community Center Sunday. Leonard Levi chairs the planning with Sam Rabin Marcus Rabin and Bennett Manus as assistants. The program includes a Sunday meeting day trips a banquet with Milton Steinberg as principal speaker and a public dance. Mothers Day observances were held with members and their sons participating.
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Indianapolis
Aleph Zadik Aleph
Terre Haute
Marion
South Bend
Gary
Evansville
Kirshbaum
Leonard Levi
Sam Rabin
Marcus Rabin
Bennett Manus
Milton Steinberg
Huntington Moose Lodge Remodeling Planned in Home
The Huntington Moose lodge trustees announce a residential remodeling contract to convert a local home into a lodge facility. Basement becomes dining room for banquets serving about 200, with a kitchen. First floor houses vestibule library billiard card rooms secretary office and buffet. Second floor dedicated to the lodge meeting room.
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Huntington
Ind
College Prexy to Address Teachers College Commencement
Dr William C Dennis new Earlham college president will give the commencement address at Roberts Park M E church June 6 for the forty seventh annual Teachers College Indianapolis graduation. A class of 235 will graduate with baccalaureate services June 1 at First Presbyterian Church led by Rev George A Frantz.
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Teachers’ College of Indianapolis
William C. Dennis
Earlham College
Roberts Park
M. E. Church
Alice Corbin Lies
First Presbyterian Church
George A. Frantz
the Claypool
Hold Friend's Night at Brightwood Eastern Star
Brightwood chapter of the Order of Eastern Star holds Friends' Night at 8. Each officer invites a friend to fill a station during the degree confer ring. A social hour and refreshments follow. Mrs Alfa Cromer is worthy matron and A John Roob is worthy patron.
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Brightwood
Order of Eastern Star
Alfa Cromer
A. John Roob
Sigma Delta Kappa picks new chancellor at Gamma chapter
Paul D. Chapman was elected chancellor of the Gamma chapter of Sigma Delta Kappa at the last regular meeting held in the chapter house at 2346 Broadway. Other officers for the coming year are George D. Moore as vice chancellor Frank Turrell as secretary and John Hoyt as treasurer.
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Paul D. Chapman
Sigma Delta Kappa
National Legal Fraternity
Broadway
George D. Moore
Frank Turrell
John Hoyt
William Carew Wins Europe Trip in Great Lakes Contest
William Carew of Clintonville Wisconsin won a trip to Europe by taking first place in the Great Lakes division oratory contest sponsored by the National Electric Light Association. The prize includes travel and accommodations for an educational program abroad.
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Europe
William Carew
Clintonville
Wis
Great Lakes
National Electric Light Assaiant Sinc Eee
Ted
Ty Oty Hows
Ohe Sommuniy
Mrs Shinn to Preside at Fidelity Review Members Lunch
Mrs Clara Shinn will preside over a luncheon for Fidelity Review 140 and Women's Benefit Association members and guests at 1100 East Fifteenth Street at 1 on Wednesday, courtesy of Polk Milk Company. Mrs Nettie Lotz announces publicity details.
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Fidelity Review 140
Women’s Benefit Association
East Fifteenth Street
Polk Milk Company
Clara Shinn
Nettie Lotz
Indiana Council Knights of Columbus Session Closes
End of the Knights of Columbus twenty ninth annual meeting in Indiana features reconstructive work by Peter W. Collins of Boston. Delegates and families attend closing session with a dinner hosted by the Indianapolis council at the Elks Club. About 200 delegates from sixty four councils participate.
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Peter W. Collins
Boston
Indiana Council
Knights of Columbi
Indianapolis
Elks Club
Operetta Presented by Masonic Home Pupils Tonight
Masonic Home school pupils will present The Forest Court in the home auditorium under the direction of Mrs. Rose Meredith supervisor of public school music assisted by grade school teachers. More than fifty children will participate.
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Franklin
Masonic Home
Forest Court
Rose Meredith
Red Men to Stage Weeklong Festival at City Park
Indiana council Improved Order of Red Men will run a spring festival at Broad Ripple park from May 30 to June 8 featuring a popularity contest and blanket sale. New rides and a bathhouse for 4000 will be ready for visitors, with 50 000 expected guests from central Indiana. Contest entrants include Ruth Smitha Eleanora Morris Olive Cook Olive Harris Pauline Oster Verna Ritchey and Marie Rosinger. Lewis Scherer chairs the event with a committee including H J Patterson Charles Jenkins Benjamin Breedlove and W Cranson.
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Indiana Council
Order of Red Men
Broad Ripple Park
Indiana
Women's Auxiliary
Ruth Smitha
Eleanora Morris
Olive Cook
Olive Harris
Pauline Oster
Verna Ritchey
Marie Rosinger
Lewis Scherer
H. J. Patterson
Charles Jenkins
Benjamin Breedlove
W. Cranson
City Lodgemens at Richmond Program
A delegation of forty from Indianapolis attended a Webb lodge 24 Masonic celebration in Richmond May 19. Over 300 members were present with delegations from Connersville Whitewater Boston Urbana Ohio. The Master Mason degree was conferred on two candidates. Degree work was performed by an Indianapolis team including members from Pentalpha Southport Capital City Plainfield Prospect and North Parke lodges.
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Richmond
Indianapolis
Webb Lodge
Connersville
Whitewater
Boston
Urbana
Indianapolis Lodge
Pentalpha
Southport
Capital City
Plainfield
Prospect
North Parke
Don Reid
Ode
Hallie Mitchell
Peh.talpha Lodge
M. T. Clark
Hiram Lodge
John Ginger
Centerville
Remarkable Case In Konjola Medicine Endorsements
The records of Konjola, the new medicine, overflow with endorsements from those who found in its blood of 32 ingredients the relief they sought. It is touted as the first and only remedy that gave long sought relief.
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Konjola
Lilly A. Ward
Pennsylvania Street
Indianapolis
Hook
Illinois
Washington Streets
America
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