Indiana Red Men Prepare for State Convention Sessions
Indiana members of the Improved Order of Red Men gather in Indianapolis to prep for the state convention at the Knights of Pythias building. About 1,000 delegates and visitors expected for a two day session with officer nominations, memorial services, and anticipated promotions within the order.
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Indiana
Order OF Red Men
Improved Order of Red Men
Indianapolis
Knights of Pythias
National Order of Americans Convenes In Indianapolis
More than 400 delegates attend the thirty third national convention of the Patriotic Order of Americans at the Claypool. National president Mrs. Alice Abbes presides as officers are slated to be elected including the national sentinel and assistant national conductor. An installation of national officers closes the gathering. Indianapolis women chair arrangements.
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Indianapolis Times
Thirty-Third National Convention of Patriotic Order of Americans
Claypool
Alice Abbes
Brooklyn
N. Y
Middle West
Riley Room
L. Ert Slack
National Sentinel
Indianapolis
Elizabeth Blizzard
National Home Orphanage
Harriet Miller
Jennie Laux
Anna Farrell
The
Patriotic Order of Americans
Bessie ‘Russell
National Guard
Orders’ Orphanage Commission
Radios Installed to Aid Orphans in Lafayette Home
Several Indianapolis lodges aided by Marion and Litton lodges have installed radios for the orphans at the Pythian home in Lafayette. Lake county lodges provided playground equipment and plan further expansion. Indianapolis lodge No. 56 funded a boys playground as an athletic field with tennis courts a track and baseball diamonds being developed at the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Times Special
Lafayette
Ind
Indianapolis
Marion and
Litton
Pythian
Lake County Lodges
Indianapolis Lodge No. 56
Huntington Masons to Hold Fall Reunion
Huntington county York Rite Masonic bodies plan their annual fall reunion at the Masonic temple on Wednesday and Thursday. Reverend E. W. Cole of South Bend will speak at the first day banquet, and Reverend H. M. Allburt of Huntington Presbyterian church will speak the second day. W. W. Lucas chairs the arrangements with Delano Travinger on refreshments and K. H. Kelso on ritual and cast. Directors of the degree include Rev Mr Allburt C. C. Collins and R. R. Glenn. Music will be directed by T. W. Small.
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Huntington
Ind
Huntington County
York Rite
Masonic Temple
E. W. Cole
South Bend
H. M. Allburt
Huntington Presbyterian Church
W. W. Lucas
Delano Travinger
K. H. Kelso
Mr. Allburt
C. C. Collins
R. R. Glenn
T. W. Small
Pilgrimage Planned by Raper Drill Corps and Masonic Order
The Raper drill corps and Indianapolis Masonic order will join in a fall pilgrimage to Clifty Falls Madison Indiana this Saturday. Clifty Inn will be headquarters for members and families. The group departs Saturday noon returns Sunday night with visits to Tunnel Falls Cragmont Hanover College the Lanier home in Madison and other Ohio River scenic points. O T Owen commands the drill and A G Siefler chairs entertainment.
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Raper
Indianapolis
Pocahontas Delegates Gather for State Meeting In Indy
Nine hundred delegates from 180 Indiana councils attend the state meeting of the Pocahontas order in the K of P building. A reception, banquet, and dance precede elections for Great Prophet Wenonah and related offices. Minnehaha candidates include Mrs. Gertrude Schminck, Mrs. Goldie Greenlie, and Mrs. Lucy Caskoden.
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Indiana
Degree of Pocahontas
Great Council
K. of P
Pocahontas
Improved Order of Red Men
Denison
Clavie Nicholas
Arnolda Avenue
Nichols
Prophet
Josephine Cassidy
Anderson
Wenonah
Bessie Meadows Wolcott
Minnehaha
Cassidy
Gertrude Schminck
Indianapolis
Goldie Greenlie
Sulphur Springs
Lucy Caskoden
St. Paul
Knights of Columbus Leaders Meet In Claypool Session
Indianapolis state deputy Joseph A. Naughton presided as district directors gathered Saturday. Attendees included Bishops Chartrand Noll and Jansen, and several priests and lay leaders. Twenty candidates will be initiated by Armus court No. 5 at Moose Hall tonight with refreshments and a dance afterward.
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Joseph A. Naughton
Indianapolis
Knights of Columbus
Claypool
Joseph Chartrand
John ¥’. Noll
Ft. Wayne
Thomas Jansen
Gary
Joseph M
Nurre
Bloomington
William J. Mooney
Michael J. Gorman
Gibault Home
Terre Haute
Charles
Armus Court No. 5
Tribe of Ben-Hur
Moose Hall
North
Delaware Street
Knights of Columbus to hear Indiana veteran leader
Colonel Louis L. Roberts, Evansville attorney and Knights of Columbus member, will address Indianapolis council No. 427 at the auditorium on Thirteenth and Delaware streets for the Discovery observance. Roberts taught at Nebraska Military Academy Knightstown and Clinton high schools, and was the first Indiana K of C post graduate to attend the Catholic University of America in 1914. Russell Woods chairs arrangements. William Schnorr leads the reception committee.
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Louis L. Roberts
Evansville
Knights of Columbus
Indianapolis
K. of C
Thirteenth
Delaware Streets
Roberts
Nebraska Military Academy
Knightstown
Clinton
Indiana Knights of Columbus
Catholic Universty of America
Russell Woods
Indianapolis Council
William Schnorr
Marion Council Starts Member Drive for Security Benefit Assn
Captains for a membership drive of Marion council No. 738 were appointed today. Members split into two groups led by J. J. Mescall and Mrs. Cecil Hull. Joseph Gufkie named council drill team captain to initiate new members. John Wills continues as financier for thirteenth year. Southern Star and Center councils hosted Marion council during officers installation. Mrs. Isabelle Kiefer announced a homecoming trip to Topeka Kansas next June with reservations requested.
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Marion Council
Security Benefit Association
J. J. Mescall
Cecil Hull
Marion Gardner
Joseph Gufkie
John Wills
Southern Star and Center Council
Isabelle Kiefer
Association
Topeka
Kan
Master Degree To Be Given By West Side Chapter No 138
Officers of West Side chapter No 138 R A M announce the conferring of the master degree next Wednesday night The Royal Arch degree will be awarded on Wednesday Oct 23 The lodge plans a luncheon program Mrs Gertrude Martin president of the auxiliary to chapter No 138 Ladies of the Eastern Star invites members and families to the annual Halloween party Oct 29 Temple Rebekah lodge No 591 changes meeting night to the second and fourth Tuesdays meeting next Tuesday in Castle hall 230 East Ohio street
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West Side R. A. M
West Side
Gertrude Martin
Ladies of the Eastern Star
Temple Rebekah Lodge No. 591
Castle Hall
East
Ohio Street
Rebekahs 10 Meet All Times Snecia Liberty Oct 21
Rebekah lodges from Union Franklin and Fayette counties plan a district meeting in Liberty October 21 at 2 30 pm with attendees from Connersville Metamora Laurel Brookville Fairfield and Liberty. Mary Henderson district president will preside Clara Gard gives welcome address followed by a 6 30 banquet at the W R C hall and degrees conferred by state officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snecia Liberty
Rebekah
Union
Franklin and Fayette Counties
Connersville
Metamora
Laurel
Brookville
Fairfield
Liberty
Mary Henderson
Liberty Lodge
Clara Gard
W. R. C. Hall
Perry Brandenburg
Hyle Barcus
Ella Buchanan
Marie Gard
Cecil Huntington
Howard Huntington
Clyde Robison
George Bridenhager
Royal Neighbors District Convention in Anderson
Royal Neighbors of America will hold a district convention in Anderson tonight featuring drill exhibitions by Fortville Fortville Fortville and Center camp Indianapolis. State officers include Mrs. Ethel Snider state oracle of Frankfort Mrs Icy D Schaeffer state supervisor of Terre Haute and district deputies Mrs Erma Clinger Indianapolis and Mrs Hazel Shaw Elwood.
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Anderson
Ind
Royal Neighbors of America
Fortvile
Fortville
Center Camp
Indianapolis
Ethel Snider
Frankfort
Icy D. Schaeffer
Terre Haute
Erma Clinger
Hazel Shaw
Elwood
Connersville Moose Lodge to Meet Next Wednesday
Connersville lodge number 1160 Loyal Order of Moose will hold a meeting here next Wednesday night. Attendees include members from Indianapolis led by District Supervisor M. M. Mahoney and Supreme Councilman William Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connersville
Ind
Loyal Order of Moose
Indianapolis
M. M. Mahoney
Supreme
Local Legion Names Commanders At Post Meeting
Charles E. Jefferson was elected commander of John H. Holliday Jr. Post American Legion Tuesday night, with W. Marshall Dale and Joseph J. Daniels chosen as vice commanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Jefferson
John H. Holliday Jr
American Legion
W. Marshall Dale
Joseph J. Daniels
Ft Wayne Moose to Initiate Large Candidate Class
Ft Wayne lodge No 200 Loyal Order of Moose will initiate a large class next Sunday. The Indianapolis Moose degree team will confer the work.
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FT. Wayne
Ind
Wayne Lodge
Loyal
Order of Moose
Indianapolis Moose
Six physicians to address Indianapolis medical society
Six doctors will speak at the Indianapolis medical society meeting on Tuesday night at the Athenaeum. The speakers are Dr. Homer G. Hamer Dr. J. H. Stygall Dr. H. M. Trussler Dr. A. E. Sterne Dr. N. E. Harold and Dr. Willy Shimer.
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Indianapolis Medical Society
The
Athenaeum
Homer G. Hamer
J. H. Stygall
H. M. Trussler
A. E. Sterne
N. E. Harold
Willy Shimer
Nora Corbin Elected President of Brazil Council 366
Mrs Nora Cor bin is elected president of Brazil Council No 366 Security Benefits Association. Ora Denham is vice president Glady s Tribble second vice president Mrs Bessie Geren prelate Edith Clingerman secretary James M Crafton financier Joseph Tilley guard David Brackney sentinel and Mrs Grace Crafton conductor. At installation A B Nees praised retiring secretary T N James for 33 years service. James led growth and $18000 in relief costs. Nees also reti red as financier receiving a gift from John Bohannon.
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Bu Times
Brazil
Nora Corbin
Brazil Council
Security Benefits Association
Ora Denham
Gladys Tribble
Bessie Geren
Edith Clingerman
James M. Crafton
Joseph Tilley
David Brackney
Sentinel
Grace Crafton
A. B. Nees
T. N. James
James
Order
Nees
John Bohannon
M. W. A. Camp to Organize Net Team
Maple Camp Modern Woodmen of America announced a basketball team with Wiillard A. Brown as manager and Luther Deck as captain. First practice enrolled Donald Stiles Dwight Stiles Frank Bryant Leo Costin and Herbert Burnett as players. They seek games with city and state teams.
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Maple Camp
Modern Woodmen of America
Wiillard A. Brown
Luther Deck
Donald
Dwight Stiles
Frank Bryant
Leo Costin
Herbert Burnett
Brookside lodge drives fund for Greensburg hospital
Brookside lodge No. 818 of East Tenth and Rural Streets has organized campaign forces and joined Indiana I O O F lodges to raise funds for a hospital in Greensburg. The new facility will replace the current Orphans home hospital and aim to be among the state’s most modern. Campaign committee members include H. M. Brossart Minot R. Edwards Edward J. Smith Henry Pothast and James E. Echols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookside Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
East Tenth
Rurel Streets
Indiana
Greensburg
H. M. Brossart
Minot R. Edwards
Edward J. Smith
Henry Pothast
James E. Echols
K O C Holds Fourth Degree Rite At Claypool Ceremony
More than 100 candidates received the fourth degree of the Knights of Columbus at ritualistic ceremonies in Claypool Sunday. Eleven Indiana cities sent candidates, followed by a banquet. William J. McGinley supreme secretary of the order spoke at the banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Claypool
Indiana
William J. McGinley
New Haven, Conn
The
Order
Members of Mystic Tie lodge visit Franklin on annual pilgrimage
Members of Mystic Tie lodge No. 398 F A M of Indianapolis visited the Indiana Masonic home at Franklin on Sunday for their yearly ceremonial pilgrimage. Harold E. Winslow di-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic Tie Lodge
Indianapolis
Indiana
Worthy Grand Matron Inspects O. E. S in Indiana
Golden Rule chapter of the Order of Eastern Star hosted 200 members and visitors in the Masonic temple for the official inspection by Mrs. Abbie Hanson of Hammond. The event included a degree conferral class of five with special music and a roster of grand officers and local attendees. Mrs Hanson will tour Danville Pittsboro Plainfield and Zionsville this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Rule Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
North
Illinois
Abbie Hanson
Hammond
Grace Lindholm
Hanson
John McClintock
F. T. Herman
Herbert Sears
Danville
Ind
Ara Seeger
West Lebanon
Daisy Crist
Crawfordsville
Rose Malcolm
Martha
Henry Emmons
Millie Gilmore
Florence Carr
Grand Sentinel
Blanche
Regett
Martha Zoercher
Susie Masters
Cora Holland
Edward W. Barrows
Indianapolis
Hazel Lee Madinger
Queen Esther Chapter
Josephine Wishmier
Naomi
Ruth Denges
Prospect
Marjorie Roberts
Millersville
Kathryn Riddell
Corinthian
Beulah Lewis
Lillian Stratman
Englewood
Thelma Paugh
Beech Grove
Herbert Menhennet
North Park
Albert Wenner
John Tudball
Queen Esther
George Tridle
Broad Ripple
Pittsboro
Plainfield
Zionsville
Gyro Club Members Return From Session
Forty Indianapolis Gyro Club members and wives came back to Indianapolis today after attending the International Gyro convention in Cleveland. Dr. C. B. Blakeslee led the delegation as club president and district governor. His district covers Indiana Ohio Michigan Kentucky Tennessee Alabama Florida Georgia and Mississippi. Keri Mossman serves as district secretary. Three hundred delegates from eleven clubs attended the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Elks Celebrate Columbus Day With Whoopee Ball
Indianapolis lodge No. 13 of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks held a Columbus Day event at the Elks' club Saturday night. The evening featured a Whoopee Ball with music by the Elks orchestra and a banquet before dancing. Courtland C. Cohee served as entertainment chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Elks’ Club
Elks’ Orchestra
Courtland C. Cohee
Indianapolis Eagles Plan Halloween Housewarming Meeting
Tonight's Indianapolis Eagles meeting will be held in the redecorated lodge room after a remodeling program. Plans for a housewarming and Halloween event on October 28 will be discussed. The South Bend aerue opened a 1500 member drive starting October 27 honoring former presidents Don and Frank. Columbia City aerie to mark its twentieth anniversary with Otto P. Deluse speaking. State officers A M Follis and others attend. Brookville aerie dedicates a new lodge home with reps from Indianapolis Connersville and Richmond present.
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Indianapolis
Eagles
Wilbur H. Miller
South Bend Aerue
Frank E. Hering
South Bend
Conrad H. Mann
Kansas City
Don
Frank
United States
Columbia City Aerue
Otto P. Deluse
Indiana Old Age Pension Commission
A. M. Follis
Wabash
Third District
Brookville Aerie
Connersville
Richmond
Woodmen of the World to Organize in Alaska
Sovereign Commander W A Fraser said the Woodmen of the World Life Insurance Association will expand by organizing camps in Alaska with offices planned at Juneau or Katchekan. Fraser spoke after an 8500 mile auto inspection tour of Alaska Canada and the Pacific coast. Governor George Parks welcomed him in Juneau.
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United Press Maha
Neb
Woodmen of the World Life Insurance Association
Alaska
W. A. Fraser
Fraser
Canada
Pacific Coast
Woodmen of
Juneau
Katchekan
George Parks
Woodmen Initiate 56 in Kokomo Lodge Meet
Fifty six candidates were initiated into the Modern Woodmen lodge in Kokomo Indiana on Saturday night in a gathering attended by over 700 northern Indiana members. The Marion camp degree team of Indianapolis conferred degrees with Grant Fitch of Kokomo national inspector presiding. District deputies L D Stevens M T Lee Charles Mills F S Kirsley C W Scott and F J Scott were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Times
Kokomo
Ind
Woodmen Lodge
Indiana
Marion Camp
Indianapolis
Grant Fitch
L. D. Stevens
M. T. Lee
Lafayette
Charles Mills
Logansport
F. S. Kirsley
C. W. Scott
Anderson
F. J. Scott
Wright to Visit Pittsboro Modern Woodmen Camp
M T Wright district deputy of Modern Woodmen will visit Pittsboro Indiana tonight to help arrange permanent stated meetings and organize local lodge activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. T. Wright
Woodmen
Pittsboro
Ind
Creomulsion Ad Claims Cough Relief and Recovery
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as guaranteed to relieve coughs from colds bronchitis and bronchial irritations and to help rebuild the system after colds or flu It offers a money back guarantee if not relieved and invites readers to ask their druggist for a free sample by sending the coupon with their name.
Woodmen of the World Hold State Picnic at Garfield Park
About 3000 Woodmen of the World members attended the annual state picnic and field day at Garfield park. J H Price led the program with twelve drill teams while Evanville and Frankfort drill teams won field and degree events. Hazel Price dropped member certificates from an airplane. Prizes totaled over 150 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Park
J. H. Price
Frankfort
Hazel Price
Evan J. Morris
Chicago
Woodmen
Illinois
William E. Cady
South Bend
T. E. Patterson
Omaha
Neb
C. FE. Thompson
Shelter House
Evansville
Fred Fisher
O. S. Lipp
Twigs
Clifford Straton
William Pratcher
Frankfort Lodge
Logansport
Public installation of Bruce P. Robison Post Officers
Tonight the Bruce P. Robison Post No. 133 American Legion holds officer installations on the War Memorial north steps. Forest A. Harness of Kokomo will install district and post officers elect. Electric fountains at the plaza will run 7 to 7:30 p m. Installed are Commander Frank E. Long Vice Commander Fr M. Wolf Second Vice Commander Georg K Barton Finance Officer P J Sertell Adjutant Charles W Owens Sergeant at Arms William M Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce P. Robison
American Legion
War Memorial
Forest A. Harness
Kokomo
Mander
Frank E. Long
Fr M. Wolf
Georg K. Barton
P. J. Sertell
Charles W. Owens
William M. Moore
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Eli G. Lee
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Spencer
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Franklin
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Louis W Otto
Miles 8
Cox
Rushville
Hobbs
Wilson Rouse
Sturgis
Mich
George S. Eisner
Harry Cuthrell
Portsmouth
Red Men's Organization
Kishner
M. M. Terry
Marengo
Joseph McGrady
Middletown
L. J. Littlefield
Vevay
L. O. Whistler
New Lisbon
Herman Schiphorst
Madison
Frank McConaughy
F. E. Mabee
W. A. Morris
Henry Webber
Shelbyville
William Trefz
Fred Hines
Noblesville
Lewis A. Stoy
New Albany
Roy Myers
John A. Stewart
Harmony
J. A. Barrett
Lebanon
George Sweigart
Hartford City
Wilson Roose
Elkhart
Howard Patterson
Barth Place
M. E
Homer Miller
Albert H. Hausman
Wampum
Huntington Masons
York Rite of County
Riley
Paul H. Krauss
Clifty Falls
Ben-Hurs
Lincoln
American Paper Stock Ca
Association Council
Aetna Trust & Savings Co
Pennsylvania St
Rebekahs
Moose
Legion Post
Security Group
M. W. A. Camp
Lodge
Brookside Groups of
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City Masons
GYRO
Cleveland
ELKS
City Eagles
Woodmen OF World
Kokomo Lodge
Creomulsion Co
Atlanta, Ga
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Baldwin’s
Lewis Furniture Co. United Trade-In
South Meridian Street
Leon
Buescher
Band Instruments
Pearson Piano Co
N. Pennsylvania
Askin & Marine
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Washington
Safe Deposit Department
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Washington &T
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