Grotto Fall Festival Program Issued By Sahara Group
Mon arch Charles Walsh through the Sahara Prophet issues the fall program for the Sahara Grotto. The Elmore revue opens the festival at 8 15 pm at the Athenaeum with no reserved seats and two tickets per member. A wiener roast is planned at Macy's on White River with reservations via Mrs Harry B Smith and Mrs Charles Braughngain. A stated Athenaeum meeting on Oct 22 outlines business and entertainment. The first dance is November 9 at Haddon Hall for prophets gratis as a hard times party. A November 26 Athenaeum meeting is scheduled.
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Sahara Grotto
Monarch Charles Walsh
The
Athenaeum
Ways and Means
Macy’s
White River
Harry B. Smith
Charles Braughngain
Haddon Hall
Pendleton Pike
Eagles Begin Winter Season With Meetings and Events
Indianapolis Aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles launches its winter schedule with an open meeting addressed by Charles C. Guenther from Pittsburgh. Activities include old age pensions advocacy, Armistice Day initiations, a $1,000 prize drill team, Saturday car parties, and a Halloween masked ball at the Eagles temple.
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Indianapolis
Order
Columbus
Indianapolis Aerie
Aerie
W. H. Miller
Martinsville
Peru
Lafayette
Eagles Temple
West Vermont Street
Eagles Womens
Masonic Lodge to Open Fall Program with Knights Templar
Raper Commandary of the Knights Templar will begin the fall program October 25 with work in the Illustrious Order of Red Cross and the Order of Knights of Malta. The event will host officers and members from multiple commandaries including Newcastle 44 and Indianapolis DeMolay 62, with Albert McLeod as eminent commander and William Suckow as grand commander of Indiana attending as guest of honor.
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Raper
Knights Templar
Order of Red Cross
Order of Knights of Malta
Newcastle
Noblesville
Lebanon Com
Martinsville
Franklin
Baldwin Commandary
Greenfield
DeMolay
Indianapolis
Albert 8. McLeod
Roper Commandary
William H. Suckow
Indiana
Degree Granted at Maple Camp by Modern Woodmen
The Modern Woodmen fraternal order conferred the M. W. A. degree on eleven candidates Thursday at M W A hall 322 East New York Street. The degree team and orchestra presented the work at Otterbein Indiana Saturday for Lafayette district candidates led by F Smith Kirtley district deputy. George E Hopkins state deputy and M T Wright Indianapolis district deputy attended as guests.
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Maple Camp
Woodman
M W. A. Hall
East
New York Street
Otterbein
Ind
Lafayette
F. Smith Kirtley
George E Hopkins
M. T Wright
Indianapolis
Moose Lodge Dance Date Moved to Halloween Night
Halloween dance by Moose Lodge moved from Oct 30 to Oct 31. A program of entertainment is planned and prizes for costumes will be awarded.
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Moose Lodge
Moose Paper Praised by Mooseheart Magazine
The Hoosier Moose weekly published in Indianapolis lodge is praised in the Mooseheart magazine. Mark R. Gray serves as editor. The paper has run for twelve years.
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Hoosier Moose
Indianapolis
Mooseheart
Mark R. Gray
Degree Will Be Given By Charity Lodge of Shepherds
Charity Lodge Independent Order of Shepherds will give the third degree to five candidates Thursday night at the lodge hall 1025 Prospect Street. The second degree was conferred last Thursday on John Ruth and Nola Weaver Aleda Cain and Thomas Hubbard.
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Charity Lodge of Shepherds
Charity Lodge
Order of Shepherds
Prospect Street
John
Ruth
Nola Weaver
Aleda Cain
Thomas Hubbard
Murat Temple Plans Session With Shrine Film Showing
The Stated meeting of Murat temple Mystic Shrine is set for tonight at Murat temple at Massachusetts Ave and New Jersey St. A funfest follows the session. The Shrine film An Equal Chance will be shown at 3 p m Sunday in the Murat theater. Admission is by 1928 Shrine card for members and families.
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Murat Temple
Mystic Shrine
Massachusetts Ave
New Jersey St
Murat Theater
Shrine
Six City Women Attend National Patriotic Order Meeting
The national convention of the Patriotic Order of Americans opened in Washington D C with six local women in attendance. Mrs Bessie Russell national sentinel, Mrs Elizabeth Blizzard district president, and Mrs Ernestine Ream among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Russell
Elizabeth Blizzard
Ernestine Ream
Gertrude Pelam
Laura McKalvey
Minie Rubush
Connersville Lodge of Masons Celebrates 108th Anniversary
Connersville Lodge of Masons marks its 108th anniversary with a celebration. Officers of the Indianapolis council Knights of Columbus were sworn in and committees appointed, including visiting, initiation, and hospital bed fund chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Knights of Columbus
William Moran
Moran
William P. Holmes
Thomas Markey
Joseph Wade
Fred Ashbaugh
Vincent Farrell
Harry Calland
Old Melodies
Paul Just
Robert Roberts
Notre Dame
Leo F. Welsh
C. W. Dowd
Albert Lamb
John J. McShane
Thomas D. McGee
Cable
K. of C
James E. Deery
John Minta
Fred Kirschner
Joseph Kernel
William Schnorr
Harold Bridge
T. P. Sexton
G. M. Duffy
James E. Gavin
George Rice
John Lysaght
James P. Lynch
Dale Dallas
Albert Feeney
Louis Holmes
John E. Smith
Bazil Vanier
Leroy Cavanaugh
Frank Fahle
Fred Kirchner
Russell Woods
al J. Voigt
John F. Mceagan
Chet Ehrich
Louis Head
Harry Toney
Bert Deery
Thomas Jones
Dr. Hadden
District Lodge Meetings in Indiana Next Week
Mrs Ara Lee president of the Rebekah Assembly will attend district meetings in Indiana next week. District 39 Tuesday Webster directed by Della Brooks Cambridge City. District 38 Cass Friday Bess Parnell Carlisle. District 26 Bicknell Friday Ole Hoffman Vincennes. District 6 Oaklandon Saturday Ruby Roesener Indianapolis. District 13 Bloomington Monday Myrtle Sappenfield Bloomington. Grace Child state secretary will accompany at Cass Bicknell Bloomington.
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Ara Lee
Rebekah Assembly
Indiana
Webster
Della Brooks
Cambridge City
Cass
Bess Parnell
Carlisle
Bicknell
Ole Hoffman
Vincennes
Oaklandon
Ruby Roesener
Indianapolis
Bloomington
Myrtle Sappenfield
Grace Child
Lee
Judge Will Sparks Main Speaker at Connersville Masonic Anniversary
In Connersville Indiana the 108th anniversary celebration of Warren Lodge No 15 F A M featured Judge Will N Sparks Noblesville as the principal speaker. William C Brown served as worshipful master and led arrangements with more than 300 attendees including Richard W Elliott and others. The event highlighted lodge history with intact minutes, a history written by John E Page and Ola M Hempleman, and noted members such as Caleb B Smith and Edward F Claypool.
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Bay Times
Connersville
Ind
Indiana
Warren Lodge
No. 15
A. M
William C. Brown
Richard W. Elliott
Sixth Congressional District
Ola M. Hempleman
John E. Page
Hempleman
John Conner
John Sample
Edmund I. Kidd
Joshua Harlan
Hervey Bates
Larkin Syms
Jubal Finch
Julius Whitmore
Edward F. Claypool
Calvin Fletcher
Indianapolis
Caleb B. Smith
Lincoln
Masonic and Moose Activities Highlight Ironwood Meeting
Ironwood camp Modern Woodmen met at the hall on Tenth and Rural streets with speakers M. T. Wright Charles Condon and Ray La Rouche. Pictorials were shown. Keystone chapter No. 6 Royal Arch Masons will present master degrees Tuesday at 7 30 pm at the Masonic according to Othviel Hitch editor. Junior Order of Moose initiated several candidates Saturday under Anna Neubauer governess supervision.
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Ironwood Camp
M. T. Wright
Charles Condon
Ray la Rouche
Keystone Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Temple
North
Illinois Streets
Othviel Hitch
Keystone Static
Order of Moose
Anna Neubauer
War Veterans Seek Pensions
War veterans groups plan a nationwide drive to push a World War service pension bill before Congress in December. The proposed act would grant disabled veterans $20 to $50 monthly, aid those lacking technical service proof, and aligns with Civil War and Spanish American War precedents. Eugene P. Carver Jr. leads the effort as national commander.
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Times
Lansing
Mich
Congress
National Council of Administration of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Eugene P. Carver Jr
Indianapolis
United States
Carver
National Council
Department
Fraternal Editor Seeks Indianapolis Lodge Contact
Ft Wayne lodge member of American Insurance Union relocates to Indianapolis and asks The Indianapolis Times to help locate local lodge members. He lists home address 1814 E Woodlawn Ave and Drexel 1499 for contact and requests courtesy notices.
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Times
Ft. Wayne
American Insurance Union
Indianapolis
E. Woodlawn Ave
Drexel
Indianapolis Times
First meeting of carillon class at Scottish Rite convention
The first section of the carillon class begins at the sixty third semi annual Scottish Rite convention with a Wednesday night session. Additional meetings follow on Wednesdays and Fridays on October 24 31 November 2 7 9 14 16 21 23 and 28. The second section class runs December 3 to 6.
Craft Degree at Englewood Lodge Tuesday Evening
The Englewood Lodge No. 715 F. and A. M. will confer the fellow-craft degree at 7 p m Tuesday at the Masonic Temple located at 2716 East Washington Street. Craft practice is scheduled for Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Englewood Lodge
Masonic Temple
East
Washington Street
Chester Ward
State Grotto initiates 100 new members in Indiana convention
More than 100 candidates were initiated by the Grotto at South Bend during the State Grotto Association convention in Indiana. A partial list includes George A. Bork Jr, John E. Bauer, Harry R. Brockway, Walter Belt, William Baumgart Jr, and many others, with repeated name recaps across the roster.
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South Bend
Ind
Grotto Association
George A. Bork Jr
John E. Bauer
Harry R. Brockway
Walter Belt
William G. Baumgart Jr
Arthur A. Stratton
Orville R. Brown
Thomas H. Bennett
Denver E. Bart
Robert R. Brown
George Co. Brown
Clarence O. Brown
Howard Bramlett
Charles Blue
Cortland W. ‘Iins
Claud T. Engleman
Sidney R. Ellis
Max Eller
Frank E. English
Charles W. Fislar
Joseph P. Ford
William H. Green
Henry Gramse Jr
Walter Gallamore
Edgar A. Green
Chester W. Hosteter
Everett A. Holt
Alfred F. Hunter
Willam B. Arnot
Pat Anderson
Kenneth E. Amick
Frank Ahl
George Bork Jr
Walter A. Belt
Arthur A. Bratton
George ©. Brown
Howard Sbramilett
Harry Bloom
Albert C. Barnes
Fred H. Crull
Everet Conder
Ray C. Sparks
Stanley M. Smith
Paul R. Sanders
John F. Slaight
Herschell R. Scott
Harold E. Slack
Perry F. Siegmond
Harry P. Sharp
Karl E. Stienecker
Henrt H. Schlensker
Frederick W. Thiesing
Herman C. Voelker
L. G. Westenhofer
Ralph F. Webster
James A. Wilson
Samuel L. Wilson
Harry B. Wysong
William T. Wheatley
James H. Wills
Walter R. Wheatley
Thomas B. Wright
Oliver P. Wright
John F. Waggoner
Bert F. Yeager
One Thousand Red Men to Convene in Indiana State Meeting
More than 1,000 Red Men of Indiana assemble in Indianapolis for a two day state convention in the grand lodge hall of the K of P building. Albert Hausman serves as great sachem and Otis House as great prophet guiding committees and representatives for elevation to the great council. The program includes memorial services, elections, and a national home proposal, with a joint reception for Red Men and Pocahontas and a concurrent women’s session beginning Thursday.
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Red Men of
Indiana
Indianapolis
Order
Grand Lodge
K. of P
Albert Hausman
Great Sachem
Hausman
Otis House
Shelbyville
Wampum
W. H. le Rue
Anderson
Ralph H. Baker
Sheridan
Great Council
D. N. Lewis
Lebanon
Ira Barbour
Kokomo
Home Committee
Frank McConaughy
Frankfort
James R. Stockdale
New Albany
Harry Mann
Frank Richards
Taylorsville
Jesse Hope
Pha Edleman
Edward O. Pierce
National Organization
Comanche Tribe of Red Men
Hall
Lee and
Morris Streets
Great Council of the United States
Harry Cuthrell
Portsmouth
Denison
Thirsa Exline
Jasonville
Great Pocahontas
Clovie Nicholas
Marion council of the Security Benefit Association meets
The Marion council directed by new president Robert Green inducted Claude Timme and Gertrude Updike. Ten new members have joined in the last three meetings, per John Wills. The membership drive closes October 31 under district manager C. T. McKee. Next meeting plans a trip to Muncie Indiana.
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Robert Green
Marion
Druids to Initiate Class at Indianapolis Hall
Indianapolis grove and Meridian grove of the United Ancient Order of Druids will host a Sunday initiation at Druids hall 29 South Delaware Street for candidates from Star City grove Lafayette Ind. The three degrees of Druidism will be conferred by a joint staff led by William Engleking and C E Paulsen with about fifty Lafayette members traveling to Indianapolis and others from Blanford and Richmond. Albert Crumbo presides with William Engleking Burk May and William F Bonesteel assisting. guests include Paulsen Geiderm and J Henry Brinkman.
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Indianapolis Grove
Meridian Grove
United Ancient Order of Druids
Druids Hall
South
Delaware Street
Star City Grove
Lafayette
Ind
William F. Engieking
C. E. Paulsen
Indianapolis
Blanford
Richmond
Albert Crumbo
Noble Grand Arch
William Engleking
Grand Arch
Burk May
Grand Guardian
William F. Bonesteel
Grand Herald
Paulsen
Supreme Arch
Charles G. N. Geiderm
Supreme Grand
J. Henry Brinkman
Supreme Representative
Legion Plans Ball with National Commander as Guest
Paul V. McNutt newly elected national commander of the American Legion will lead the grand march at the Halloween ball Oct 31 in Tomlinson hall staged by Bruce P. Robison post. Mrs. Mabel B. Annis handles ticket sales. Red Key headlines a county Eastern Star meeting in Red Key with chapters Denkirk Pennville and Portland represented by Mrs. Susie Masters and Maude Lee.
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Paul V. McNutt
Bloomington
Ind
American Legion
San Antonio
Tex
Tomlinson Hall
Bruce P. Robison
Mabel B. Annis
City Trust Building
Red Key
The
Eastern Star
Denkirk
Pennville
Portland
Susie Masters
Indianapolis
Grand Worthy
Maude Lee
Wayne
ORGANIZE CRAFT CLUB AT PRATHER LODGE DINNER
The Craft club of Calvin W. Prather lodge No. 717 F and A M was organized at a dinner Friday night at the Masonic Temple on Forty second street and College avenue. Officers elected for the year include George Drechsel Jr president George Shoemaker vice president Pierce E. Cummings secretary and Carl Sharp treasurer. Musical entertainment featured William Steeg with Carl Sells accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin W. Prather Lodge
Masonic Temple
Forty-second Street
College Avenue
George Drechsel Jr
George Shoemaker
Pierce E. Cummings
Carl Sharp
William Steeg
Carl Sells
Memorial crosses mark Sarah Grotto crash victims
Twenty one white crosses decorated with wreaths marked the site at Emerson avenue and Twenty first street to honor those who died in last year’s Sarah Grotto interurban crash. Hundreds visited the spot during the day though no public service was held.
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Emerson Avenue
Twenty-first Street
Sarah Grotto
Benefit Dance Held by Local 4 United Commercial Travelers
Local 4 United Commercial Travelers held a benefit dance in the Riley room of the Claypool with about 500 couples attending. Proceeds fund widows and orphans of members and another event is planned for October 27 at the Woman's Department club, 1702 N Meridian St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Commercial Travelers
Riley Room
Claypool
Fund For
Woman's Department Club
Meridian St
Cap City Camp Initiates Nine Members in Fraternal Degree
Capital City camp and Modern Woodmen initiated nine candidates in the fraternal degree Friday night with the sixteen-man degree team. Fred Bly camp consul was appointed camp deputy by M. T. Wright district deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital City
Woodmen
Fred Bly
M. T. Wright
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Moose Paper
Indianapolis Lodge
American War Mothers
J. W. Harvey
C. C. Kirk
Soldiers and Sailors’ Orphan's Home
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Merrymakers
Clu Club
Tueday
Russell Gruber
North Walcott Street
Lottie Davis
Patriarchs
Germania Lodge Hall
Prospect and
East Sts
H. E. Roesener
Southern Star Council of the Security Benefit Association
Security Hall
Ohio
Delaware Streets
Temple Rebekah
South Capitol Avenue
Ancient Landmarks Lodge No. 319
Oscar L. Pond
Zanesville
Times Special
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John Dittdorfer
George P. Bornwasser
Frankfort Lodge
South Bend Lodge
Supreme Lodge of the Order
Washington
Dexheimer
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Russell
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