Eastern Stars Entertained by Hobart Lodge
More than 300 Eastern Star members from across Indiana attended a Hobart chapter dinner honoring Mrs. Abbie Hanson worthy grand matron. The evening included degrees conferred by Hobart officers and honors for Albert Phillips, with guests from multiple cities and a Lake Michigan picnic at Dunes Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart
Ind
Eastern Star
Indiana
Abbie Hanson
Esther Scholler
Calvin Scholer
Jenine McLaren
Ella James
Margaret Werstler
Mabel Butler
Estelle Bullock
Lottie Siegsmund
Marshal
Laura Bracken
Madeline Ballentine
Adah
Alice Demmon
Ruth
Wilma Cullman
Esther
Ruth Mackay
Martha
Leona Sizelove
Electa
Hazel Robinson
George Price
Fay Paxton
Grace Phillips
Dunes Park
Lake Michigan
Phillips
Michigan City
Hammond
Grand Matron
Indianapolis
Jacob Hanson
Blanche Regett
Vera Ginn
Agnes Hartsuck
George Hartsuck
Ara Seeger
Daisy Crist
Legion Post Elects New Officers At Irvington No 38
Election results announced for Irvington post No 38 American Legion with James E. Mendenhall set to succeed Schuyler C. Mowrer as commander. Other officers include Charles C. Warfel vice commander Frank Lutz adjutant Jacob Delker finance officer Charles Spotts sergeant at arms Rev. George W. Allison chaplain and trustees Albert F. Meurer Joseph P. Smith L. M. Hylton. Executive committee named Howard C. Caldwell Harry E. Cross and Clarence B. Allum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Mendenhall
Schuyler C. Mowrer
Irvington
American Legion
Charles C. Warfel
Frank Lutz
Jacob Delker
Charles Spotts
George W. Allison
Albert F. Meurer
Joseph P. Smith
L. M. Hylton
Howard C. Caldwell
Harry E. Cross
Clarence B. Allum
Moose Lodge forms basketball team in Indianapolis
Indianapolis lodge No 17 of the Order of Moose announces formation of a basketball team placed under a committee to confer with the Junior Order of Moose. The committee is led by Dr. Hugh J. Davey and includes John Neubaurer L C Forkner W F Teeney James R Brown James Cox Noel Cox Noel White J B Switzer William F Cook and Mrs Mary Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Order of Moose
Hugh J. Davey
John Neubaurer
L. C. Forkner
W. F. Teeney
James R. Brown
James Cox
Noel Cox
Noel White
J. B. Switzer
Wiliam F Cook
Mary Gray
Lodge Improves Home In Newcastle Building Renovation
Newcastle Indiana October 7 Improvements on the Knights of Pythias lodge building will be finished in four or five weeks. The project will render the structure one of the finest lodge buildings in eastern Indiana. Local Knights of Pythias members will be initiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle K. of P
All Times
Newcastle
Ind
K. of P
Indiana
Knights of Pythias
Forest Harness to Speak at John Holliday Post Meeting
Forest A. Harness of Kokomo is invited as new state commander of the American Legion to address the October gathering of John H. Holliday Jr. Post No. 186 at the First night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest A. Harness
Kokomo
The
American Legion
John H. Holliday Jr
the Legion
Camps Unite For Campaign In Indianapolis Event
Royal Neighbor camps in Indianapolis launch a city wide membership drive honoring Mrs Bessie Hayden of Lowell Indiana recently named supreme auditor. The booster meeting at Mayflower camp hall 1025 Prospect street Tuesday night drew national and state officers in attendance. The drive is organized by district deputy Mrs Erma Clinger 2424 Ashland avenue with key officers present including Mrs Hayden Mrs Icy D Schaeffer Terre Haute state supervisor Mrs Cora Jackson Indianapolis state recording receiver and Mrs Hazel Shaw Elwood district deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Bessie Hayden
Lowell
Ind
Mayflower
Prospect Street
Erma Clinger
Ashland Avenue
Haden
Icy D. Schaeffer
Terre Haute
Cora Jackson
Hazel Shaw
Elwood
New Officers Installed for Marion County Security Benefit
New officers of the Marion county council Security Benefit Association were installed this week and will lead a year of activities. The slate includes Mrs. Marion Gardner president Mrs. Sophia Shepherd vice president Mrs. Evelyn Green secretary Maurice Underwood guard Howard Armstrong sentinel Stacey Dutton conductor Howard Armstrong Omar Easterday trustee and Mrs. Ella Easterday prelate. Retiring officials include Robert Green Charles Kennaugh Ray Neitzel Mrs. Isabelle Kiefer Mrs. Viola Green Adam Dorn Mrs. Rose Green J J Mescall and E E Crane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Council, Security Benefit Association
Marion Gardner
Sophia Shepherd
Evelyn Green
Maurice Underwood
Howard Armstrong
Sentinel
Stacey Dutton
Omar Easterday
Ella Easterday
Robert Green
Charles Kennaugh
Ray Neitzel
Isabelle Kiefer
Viola Green
HIBERNIANS START YEAR S ACTIVITIES
Marion county members of the Ancient Order of Hibernians began a new year with all former officers re‑elected for 1929 30 at the county convention. Plans were made to erect a memorial for Jeremiah T. O Connor, former state president who died September 26. Barth Kavanaugh led by law changes to redivide county divisions. Eugene O Sullivan of Indianapolis remains county president with James H Deery as vice president and Michael Cummins, D P Delaney, and M J Mannix as secretary, financial secretary, and treasurer respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Order of Hibernians
Jeremiah T. O'Connor
Barth Kavanaugh
Eugene O'Sullivan
Indianapolis
James H. Deery
Michael Cummins
D. P. Delaney
M. J. Mannix
Eastern Star Luncheon Honors Grand Matron in Indianapolis
C E S to entertain Indianapolis matrons for 1929 with a luncheon in Englewood social room Friday. Mrs Abbie Hanson worthy grand matron will visit Golden Rule chapter Friday night. Associate matrons and other guests named include Blanche Begett Rose Malcolm and Millie Gilmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Order of Eastern Star
Englewood
Abbie Hanson
Golden Rule Chapter
Blanche Begett
Rose Malcolm
Martha
Millie Gilmore
Marion County
Circle to Initiate Class A Candidates in Capital City
Circle to initiate Class A candidates into Capital City circle, Protected Home Circle, next Friday night by Peru drill team. Capital City circle plans first of several euchre and banco parties on Oct. 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital City Circle
Home Circle
Peru
Ind
Euchre
Banco
Red Men of Greenwood to Stage Fall Festival
The Streets of Greenwood hosts a three day fall festival by Saranar tribe No. 289, Order of Red Men. Events include an old fiddlers contest, harmonica contest, vaudeville, Pocahontas degree drills, and Kitchen Cabinet orchestra performances with invitations sent to Red Men in adjoining counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Saranar Tribe
Order of Red Men
Mack Babbit
Franl
Pocahontas
Kitchen Cabinet Orchestra
Alfarata Council
Tri-Camp Party to Be Held Wednesday
An invitational tri camp party for Modern Woodmen of America members and guests will be in the Modern Woodmen building at 322 East New York Street Wednesday. Cedar camp sponsors with Walter Kirsch directing. Marion and Maple camps provide support and organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Woodmen of America
Woodmen
East
New York Street
Maple
Cedar
Marion
Cedar Camp
Walter Kirsch
D. J. Weaver
George Hunt
H. E. Argus
Grover Walden
J. W. Sproul
Marion Camp
George Brown
Bernie Heath
Charles Hummel
Mapel
Maple Camp
George Senour
Hamilton
Charles Forey
Scottish Rite Banquet Hosts Indianapolis Guests in Anderson
Scottish Rite of Indianapolis will be guests of the Anderson Scottish Rite club at a banquet Tuesday night. Dr. F. M. Roberts of Broadway Methodist Episcopal Church, Indianapolis, will be principal speaker. Reservations are for 300. Committee members include Dr. N. A. Smith, Elmer Gel, and Beryl Jenkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASON
Ind
Scottish Rite Ate
Indianapolis
Anderson Scottish Rite Club
F. M. Roberts
Broadway Methodist Episcopal Church of
N. A. Smith
Elmer Gel
Beryl Jenkins
City man named deputy grand exalted ruler for Indiana zone
Thomas L. Hughes longtime Elks member and local active figure has been appointed deputy grand exalted ruler for the south central Indiana zone by the grand lodge. He will oversee lodges from Terre Haute to Richmond and belongs to Indianapolis Juige No. 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L. Hughes
Elks Lodge
Indiana
Grand Lodge
Terre Haute
Richmond
Indianapolis
Scottish Rite to Confer Two Degrees in Cathedral
The Thirteenth and Fourteenth degrees will be conferred on first section candidates of the Scottish Rite dedication class in the new cathedral on Wednesday night. David C. Pyke will preside over the first group and Tine P. Dickinson over the second. The ceremony is the third of ten to guide the first dedication class through the thirty second degree. Petitions must be filed by November 13 as convocation class organization continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David C. Pyke
Tine P. Dickinson
Mhaster
Fidelity Review Plans Public Luncheon in Castle Hall
Fidelity Review No. 140 of the Woman's Benefit Association will hold a public luncheon at Castle hall 230 East Ohio Street this Wednesday. Mrs. Netter Lotz announces the event with Laura Ashton chairing arrangements and a card party to follow at 2 30 led by Mrs. Clara Shinn and Mrs. Mildred Parsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity Review
Woman's Benefit Association
Castle Hall
East
Ohio Street
Netter Lotz
Laura Ashton
Hannah Hiatt
Harry Love
Pearl Cavanaugh
Ruth Market
Lucille Johnson
Clara Shinn
Mildred Parsons
Skating Party Planned by St Catherine Dramatic Club
The St Catherine Dramatic Club girls degree team will host a skating party at Riverside rink Tuesday night. Anna Custard chairs the committee and a list of team members includes Odelia Bauman Pauline Cleary Catherine Cleary Inez Custard Carrie Dwenger Lucille Fuller Helen Lee McGovern Pauline Mullen Bernadette Murphy Helen Ryan Mary Ryan Sarah Boland Cecelia Bauman Ella Lewis Betty Goottee Mar Spellman and Eliza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Catherine Dramatic Club
Riverside Rink
Anna Custard
Odelia Bauman
Pauline Cleary
Catherine Cleary
Inez Custard
Carrie Dwenger
Lucille Fuller
Helen Lee McGovern
Pauline Mullen
Bernadette Murphy
Helen Ryan
Mary Ryan
Sarah Boland
Cecelia Bauman
Ella Lewis
Betty Goottee
Mar Spellman
Eliza
Knights of Columbus to initiate 100 here Oct 13
Fifteen Indiana cities will send more than 100 candidates to Indianapolis for the fourth Knights of Columbus degree at the Claypool. A formal dress ball precedes the ceremonies with Joseph W. Nurre presiding at a banquet. Speakers include Rev. Father Hubert Brockman and William J. McGinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indianapolis
Knights of Columbus
Claypool
Thirteenth
Delaware Streets
Joseph W. Nurre
Bloomington
Riley Room
Father
Evansville
Huntington
la Porte
Logansport
Lafayette
Muncie
Kokomo
Terre Haute
Richmond
Elwood
New Albany
Jeffersonville
Batesville
Connersville
Lodges and Fraternities Schedule October Activities
The Indianapolis Woman's Auxiliary NFPC plans an October 2 p.m. meeting at the English hotel. Armus court No. 5 Tribe of Ben Hur hosts Guest Night at Moose hall tonight. Phi Gamma Sigma Fraternity meets at 8 30 p.m. at 2512 North Delaware. October initiations ahead for the Indianapolis Moose. dues drive on Oct 1 8 15 22 29. Modern Woodmen lodge Greensboro elected new officers Friday night. Capital City circle drill team heads to Ft Wayne Oct 26 for a state meeting honoring Mrs S H Hadley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
National Fraternity of Post Office Clerks
English Hotel
Armus Court
Tribe of Ben Hur
Moose Hall
North
Delaware Street
Phi Gamma Sigma Fraternity
Moose
Modern Woodmen Lodge
Greensboro
Ind
O. O. Williams
H. C. Walters
L. M. Schenck
L. Tansel
Doug Armstrong
M. King
M. Wood
Joe Salee
Chance Dale
Neil Lurber
Capital City Circle
Home Circle
Ft. Wayne
Anthony Hotel
S. H. Hadley
The
Order
Odd Fellows launch Lafayette drive for Greensburg hospital
The Tippecanoe county Odd Fellows plan to raise 5000 dollars for a new Greensburg hospital fund. A meeting yielded over 1000 dollars in a free will offering. Sponsors in the area include State Senator Floyd Garrett of Battle Ground and Lafayette residents Ronald R. Hallam and George W. Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Odd Fellows
Tippecanoe County
Greensburg
Floyd Garrett
Battle Ground
Ronald R. Hallam
George W. Rice
Greensburg Odd Fellows plan $150000 hospital drive
Decatur county Odd Fellows met in Greensburg to organize a fundraising drive for a new hospital. Rev. Golden A. Smith of Brookville, grand chaplain of Indiana Odd Fellows, addressed Decatur lodge No 103 on the campaign aims and fundraising target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Ind
Odd Fellows
Decatur County
Golden A. Smith
Brookville
Indiana
Decatur Lodge
Lodge Initiates Degree Work at Germania No 129 Odd Fellows
Germania lodge number 129 of the Order of Odd Fellows will confer the introductory degree at its regular meeting this week in the lodge hall at Prospect and South East streets. Degree master H. E. Roesner announces a team including Fred Hauser Edward Koehm E W Schneider John Schneider Fred Schneider Clifford Scholey Elmer Muessing Alvin Muessing Herman Linstaedt Louis Krueger Fred Behrens Robert Roesener Charles Boehning and Herman Behrens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Germania Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
Lodge Hall
Prospect
South East Streets
H. E. Roesner
Fred Hauser
Edward Koehm
E. W. Schneider
John Schneider
Fred Schneider
Clifford Scholey
Elmer Muessing
Alvin Muessing
Herman Linstaedt
Iroquois Red Men Plan Winter Membership Campaign
Iroquois tribe No. 97 of New Castle Ind plans a winter membership drive after a Thursday preparatory meeting. Five candidates received the adoption degree and Great Sachem R. S Whitten of Knightstown spoke at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Ind
Improved Order of Red Men
Sachem R
Whitten
Knightstown
Mystic Order of Veiled Prophets to Dedicate Grotto Home
Four thousand Indianapolis members of the Mystic Order of Veiled Prophets Sahara Grotto announce the Grotto home dedication on Oct 18 and the grand autumn festival. Monarch Lewis A Williams seeks 250 ceremonial candidates as petitions pour in from nearby Masons. A mammoth parade forms at the Grotto home and ends at the Claypool hotel, with an 5 p.m. achievement banquet and a route through downtown to the Athenaeum for the Sahara ceremonial and Feast of Revels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Mystic Order of Veiled Prophets
Sahara
Grotto
Chic Jackson
Lewis A. Williams
Claypool
Kentucky Avenue
Washington
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Athenaeum
Red Men Conclave Attracts 1000 Here In October
Indiana Improved Order of Red Men prepare for a sixtieth annual convention October 15 and 16 in the K P building. About 1000 delegates and visitors expected for memorial services and elections with notable eulogies for past great sachems Otto and Cox. The following state officers will attend and candidates seek junior sagamore and great trustee posts. Afterward the Pocahontas Great Council meets October 17 with Mrs Civvie Nichols presiding and about 1000 delegates anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Improved Order of Red Men
Great Council
Grand Lodge
K. of P
James W. Lampkin
Louis W. Otto
Crawfordsville
Miles S. Cox
Rushville
Arch H. Hobbs
Indianapolis
Wilson Rouse
Sturgis
Mich
Albert Hausman
Eli G. Lee
Terre Haute
Sagamore
John Boyd
Franklin
Wampum
Hobbs
Sachem Whitten
Junior Sagamore
Great Trustee
Harry Elston
Lapel
S. L. Smith
South Bend
W. Irvin Pryor
Worthington
Pearl Lawson
Stanton
J. O. Painter
Middleton
Ira Barbour
Kokomo
Paul A Meyer
Evansville
Great Council of Degree of Pocahontas
Civvie Nichols
Pocahontas
Denison
L. Ert Slack
Eagles to reopen home with lodge dedication Oct 28
The Indianapolis Eagles aerie will celebrate the reopening of its remodeled lodge home on Monday night October 28 with a public house warming and class of candidates. The $3 000 improvements mark the latest in a wave of Indiana aerie activity including a Greenfield home dedication attended by 400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Aerie
Indianapolis Eagles Aerie
Indiana
Greenfield Aerie
Wilbur H. Miller
William O. Camden
William Boswick
Evansville Aerie
Connersville
William Stoehr
American Mechanics Confer Degrees at District Meeting
A class of 100 candidates received degrees at the annual good fellowship gathering of the junior order United American Mechanics Seventh district. National and state officers attended the Washington council event held at Morris and Lee streets. State officers listed include Dr. W. Cullen Squier of Richmond as state councilor and L. R. Smock of Paris MI as state vice councilor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United American Mechanics
Hall of Washington Council
Morris and Lee Streets
Washington Council
W. Cullen Squier
Richmond
L. R. Smock
Paris
O. P. Martin
Dunkirk
Itha McFarland
Portland
Mayflower camp plans winter membership drive
Members of Mayflower camp Royal Neighbors met this week at 1025 Prospect Street to arrange a winter membership drive. Representatives included Mrs Bessie Hayden supreme auditor Lowell Mrs Icy D Schaeffer state supervisor Terre Haute and Mrs Erma Clinger Indianapolis with deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayflower Camp
Royal Neighbors
Prospect Street
Bessie Hayden
Supreme Auditor
Lowell
Icy D. Schaeffer
Terre Haute
Erma Clinger
Indianapolis
Hazel Shaw
Elwood
Peru to Host Daughters of Isabella State Meeting
Peru Indiana will host more than 100 delegates and visitors from forty six Indiana circles of Daughters of Isabella for a three day state meeting starting October 25. Perfection of a state organization and election of regents and other state officers will feature the sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Times
Peru
Ind
Indiana
Daughters of Isabella
Legion Plans Mardi Gras Ball in Tomlinson Hall
The Bruce P. Robinson Post No. 133 American Legion prepared for its annual Mardi Gras ball in Tomlinson Hall on Halloween night. Dr. Frank E. Long, general chairman, announced cash prizes for the most comical and best dressed couples, with Mrs. Mabel Annis leading the advance ticket sales committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce P. Robinson Post
American Legion
Tomlinson Hall
Frank E. Long
Mabel Annis
No. 17 3800 N. Illinois St Former Brock Pharmacy
Former Brock Pharmacy at No 17 3800 North Illinois Street is noted in local records with its former business name and current designation. The listing provides a brief reference to the property's history and location for archival purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Mlinois St
Brock Pharmacy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hobart Lodge
Ruth Cullman
Helen Ritter
Helen Scholler
Laura Bradley
Emma Larson
Bettie Siegsmund
Helen Frederick
Paxton
Hanson
Albert Phillips
Kendallville
Justus Rising
Russell H. Gilmore
Lewis Malcolm
West Lebanon
John Hauff
Valparaiso
Frank Mow
Carrie Lee Jones
West Newton
Bert Havill
East Chicago
George Russell
Gary
Earl Hathaway
Margaret Fischer
New Washington
Emma Clapp
Maryville
Luella Hays
May Beeler
Rockport
Legion Post
James Mendenhall
Irvington Veterans
Indianapolis Lodge
Lodge
Pythian Sisters
Daisy Duvall
Ida Neal
Aurora
Ida Penry
Auburn
L. C. McCurry
Goodland
Magdalena Fred
McCordsville
Laura B. Burdges
Grand Outer Guard
Lou Etta Foste
Carmel
Odia V. Jellison
Unite For
Marion Council
Hibernians
Veterans of Woodmen
James A. Swan
J. H. Price
Woodmen of the World
Garfield Park
James M. Swan
Price
Colorado
Iowa
Swan
Thomas Taggart
Red Men of
Masons
Anderson Club
Indiana Elks
New Cathedral
Woman’s Benefit Association
Tippecanoe Odd _ Fellows
Hibernian
Thomas T. O’connell
Thomas T. O'Connell
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Sahara Grotto
Pocahontas Council
Anderson
Wesley Browning
Percy Gwinn
Charles B. Salyer
Alexandria Aeries
Noblesville Aerie
Wayne Aerie
Columbus
Legion
Robinson Post
Stuart
Rome
San Francisco
Japao Laboratories, Inc
Stuart Bldg
St. Louis
Plapao
Tor
Washington St
Illinois St
S. Ilinois St
Virginia Ave
Massachusetts Ave
Alabama St
Meridian St
Bellefontaine St
N. Ilinois St
Alingworth Pharmacy
Ilingworth Pharmacy
College Ave
Illingworth Pharmacy
Udell St
Frazier Pharmacy
W. 30Th St
Johnson's Pharmacy
S. East St
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