Elks Drive Aims for 750 New Members in Indianapolis
Teams of Indianapolis lodge 13 BPOE report a major membership push with 30 captains and four men each, aiming for 750 new members and issuing more than 200 applications. A Golden Jubilee class will debut late November for the lodge’s 50th anniversary as Everett Irish and James C. Gribben lead the drive.
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Indianapolis Lodge
No. 13
Elks
Antlers
Everett Irish
James C. Gribben
Louis V. Dugan
Paul C. Bechner
M. H. Peters
Thoms Jenkins
Thomas M. Quinn
Joseph J. Sneaks
M. Koby
Harry M. Moore
Harry A. Moran
M.A. O'Brien
Frank W. Addison
Ernest Crowder
Sam Marer
Ef Pearce
L. St. Clair
Timothy Sexton
J._B. Kelly
C. W. Crowe
Frank Cullivan
Pat Solomon
J. R. Skinner
Frank Shellhouse
C. H. Norman
P. J. Mc
Fenn R. Lauck
P. J. Glenn
A. C. Nichols
Preeman
Seymour
Frank Menning
James W. Hurt
Fred McNeely
S. Nethenson
Albert Sering
N. C. Rasmussen
William Morris Schmitt
Tiernen Ebb Mortimer Schussler
Nas Roden
George Levaj
N. Maher
Stehlin
Frank H. Krause
McKinney
Charles Bailey En Bader
Frankay No. 18
John W Gray
William Quinn
William Fattie
Dan Anderson
Indiana Red Men push pension law and orphans care
Officials of the Indiana Improved Order of Red Men adopt a resolution urging state enactment of an old age pension law and cooperate with fraternal groups. A five member committee led by John H. Boyd will promote the measure while a weekly orphans support program aids 500 children with about 36000 dollars yearly.
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Indiana Improved Order of Red Men
Red Men's Council
Russell Evans
Spencer
Exalted Rulers of Elks to Convene in Indianapolis
William C Groebl Indiana secretary calls all exalted rulers and secretaries to meet at the Hotel Antlers Indianapolis November 9. Principal speakers include John K Tener Pittsburgh past grand exalted ruler and Joseph T Fanning Indianapolis Ellis magazine editor. Meeting is business in nature with a luncheon at noon.
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Bar
Shelbyville
Ind
William C. Groebl
The
Elks’ Lodge
Order
Indiana
Hotel Antlers
Indianapolis
John K. Tener
Pittsburgh
Joseph T. Fanning
Ellis’ Magazine
the Antlers
Armistice Ball Set by Legion in Indiana Ballroom
Armistice night ball in the Indiana ballroom will be sponsored by American Legion posts of Marion county. A skit on army life will be presented by the Legion drum corps and other features will recall war days. Proceeds aid the Indianapolis drum and bugle corps of the Hilton A. Brown post. Legion and all patriotic organizations invited.
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Indiana
American Legion
Marion County
The
Legion
Indianapolis
Hilton A. Brown
Victory Club Mourns Halloween Party Meeting
Victory Club No. 140 of the Woman's Benefit Association meets at 902 Elm Street for a Wednesday night party hosted by Mrs Lena Woods with Mrs Lucille Johnson as assistant hostess.
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Victory Club
Woman's Benefit Association
Lena Woods
Elm Street
Lucille Johnson
Initiations Slated by Local Modern Woodmen Groups
Marion Camp Forester team hosts a card party Sunday night November 2 at the Modern Woodmen building 322 East New York Street with Grover Walden as entertainment chair assisted by R L La Rouche and Carl Ratze Ironwood camp No 6984 plans a nonmask Halloween party at Rural and Tenth streets Thursday night Marion camp No 3558 holds a class adoption Tuesday night at the orders hall 22 East New York Street Maple camp No 5563 adopts fifteen candidates Thursday night at the same place in honor of J Raymond Trout district deputy
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Modern Woodmen of America
Marion Camp Forester
Modern Woodmen
East
New York Street
Grover Walden
R. L. la Rouche
Carl Ratze
Ironwood Camp
Marion
Order’s Hall
Maple Camp
J. Raymond Trout
Benefit program set for Mural Chanters at Masonic Temple
Mural chanters appear Tuesday and Wednesday at the Masonic temple to raise funds for the General Protestant orphans home. They are aided by soprano Mrs Otto Heppher accompanist Mrs Louise Mason Caldwell pianist Jeane Brown and director Arthur W Mason.
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Masonic Temple
Otto Heppher
Louise Mason Caldwell
Jeane Brown
Arthur W. Mason
Fifteen Candidates Initiated by Koran Temple No 30
Fifteen candidates were initiated by Koran temple No 30 Daughters of the Nile at a semi annual convention in Claypool Saturday. Mrs Kathryn Rintz Chicago supreme queen of the order in the United States was guest of honor. Mrs H C Ent queen of Koran temple discussed growth of the order.
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Koran Temple No. 30
Daughters of the Nile
Claypool
Kathryn Rintz
Chicago
Eagles to Initiate Class on Armistice Day Nov 17
Dr William Lowe Bryan president of Indiana University will address the opening of Indiana state United Brethren convention at First United Brethren Church Indianapolis Eagles are organizing Armistice Day classes to honor WWI service. The initiation main event is set for November 17 with visiting Eagles expected and Louis Ludlow among the earlier class members. Bert Duke chairs the membership campaign. J Pierce Cummings announces a trades committee drive to start classes across occupations.
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William Lowe Bryan
Indiana University
The
United Brethren Church
First United Brethren Church
Park Avenue
Walnut Street
Indianapolis Eagles Aerie
Indianapolis
Aerie
Louis Ludlow
Congress
Bert Duke
J. Pierce Cummings
Trades’ Committee
Mooseheart Day Set by Indianapolis Moose Lodge No 17
Indianapolis Moose Lodge No 17 Loyal Order of Moose hosts Mooseheart day at 135 North Delaware Street Tuesday night with initiations for James J. Davis secretary of labor and director general of the order Thomas M. Howell grand regent presiding. The lodge reports many applications and urges members to report to Secretary William Anderson. Funds are being raised for the Moose relief fund and to save tin foil for a cottage at Mooseheart Ill.
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Indianapolis
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose Lodge
North
Delaware Street
James J. Davis
Order
Thomas M. Howell
Moose
William Anderson
Lodge
Mooseheart
Ill
Arrius Ben-Hurs to Hold Masked Ball
The Arrius court of the Tribe of Ben-Hur holds a Halloween masked ball at 8 30 p m tonight at 135 North. Members and friends are invited. Prizes will be given. Leaders anticipate the fall membership drive ending October 31. A fish and soup dinner is planned for November 3. Men and women compete in events.
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Arrius Court
North
Delaware Street
British aviatrix sets transcontinental air record for women
Mrs Keith Miller of Britain now holds the women’s transcontinental air record for both directions and the round trip after finishing the west to east leg in four hours forty seven minutes at Curtiss Wrightfield. Her total time from Los Angeles was twenty one hours thirty five minutes, about four hours faster than Laura Ingalls’s previous mark. She previously set the east to west record from New York to Los Angeles in twenty five hours fourty four minutes.
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United Press Valley Stream
L. I
Keith Miller
Columbus
Miller
Los Angeles
Laura Ingalls
Miss Ingalls
New York
Veteran John W Simonson to Fly Home from Visit
Civil war veteran John W Simonson aged 93 visits daughter Mrs Walter Murray at 4103 Arlington Avenue and will return to New York by plane Saturday. He recalls a bullet kept him from seeing Lee surrender but says it will not keep him down when others are flying.
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John W. Simonson
Walter Murray
Ar Hington Avenue
New York
Lee
Arrivals and Departures Mars Hill Airport List
Lieutenant Matt G Carpentier of the Indiana national guard flies to St Louis and back with Embry Riddle passengers Miss Elsie Prill Miss Caro line Miller and M McClelland from Chicago. Lee Brusse from St Louis to Dayton Katz Dick Fell from Pittsburgh to Indianapolis Travel Air Newman Wadlow from Louisville to Chicago TWA passengers split eastbound Elsther Hilton Pebble Beach Cal westbound George Kensley Indianapolis Athletic Club W E Milner Frankfort Louise Matthews Indianapolis B E Brown and Alice Eastwood Richmond and Lee Camp St Louis.
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Mars Hill
Matt G. Carpentier
Indiana National Guard
St. Louis
Douglas
Embry-Riddle
Elsie Prill
Caroline Miller
M. McClelland
Chicago
Lee Brusse
St. Louise
Dayton
Katz
Dick Fell
Pittsburgh
Indianapolis
Travel Air
Newman Wadlow
Louisville
Elsther Hilton
Pebble Beach
Cal
George Kensley
Indianapolis Athletic Club
W. E. Milner
Frankfort
Louise Matthews
B E. Brown
Alice Eastwood
Richmond
Lee Camp
Nobles of Alhambra Dance Party Tonight
Dancing and a budge will be on the program at a party for nobles of Alhambra and their ladies at 8 30 Wednesday night in the Knights of Columbus Club rooms. A prizes list is being prepared by the arrangements committee. Refreshments will be served. Two of Fifteen Still Living. Helmsburg Ind Oct 27 Mrs Sallie Lee Kephart 80 Helmsburg and her brother Thomas Lee 79 Indianapolis are the last of a family of fifteen children.
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Budge
Nobles
Alhambra
Knights of Columbus Club
Helmsburg
Ind
Sallie Lee Kephart
Thomas Lee
Indianapolis
New Jersey
Indiana
Indiana Knights of Pythias home at Lafayette gains band
The latest view shows the main buildings of the Indiana Knights of Pythias orphans and old folks home in Lafayette Ind a modern fraternal facility caring for hundreds of children. Louis B Elmore musical director organized the Indiana Pythian Home band which has performed in several Indiana cities and at lodge events over recent months.
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Indiana Knights of Pythias
Lafayette
Ind
Louis B. Elmore
Indiana Pythian Home Band
Indiana
Glendenning Elected Masonic Chief In Indiana
John J. Glendenning of Indianapolis becomes president of the Indiana council Order of High Priesthood after election at Richmond. Fifty seven candidates receive the high priesthood degree as officers join a grave service for William B. Smith at Earlham cemetery. New grand high priest Troy L. Puckett and fellow officers from across the state are listed.
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John J. Glendenning
Indianapolis
Indiana Council
Order of High Priesthood
Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Richmond
William B. Smith
Indiana
Earlham
Troy L. Puckett
Winchester
William H. Baugh
Terre Haute
Allen van Buskirk
Bloomington
George C. Cole
Lawrenceburg
Harry E. Vernon
Goshen
Vestal W. Woodward
Robert A. Wood
Princeton
Stanley H. Meyers
J. Harold Bassett
Lebanon
Grand Royal Arch
G. M. Payne
Hilbert Graham
Elkhart
Jacob Reuben
Grand Guard
6000 Great Mail Planes at City's New Airport
Indianapolis welcomed three Transcontinental and Western Air mail planes at the new municipal airport near Ben Davis on Saturday. About 6000 people watched the coast to coast flight start, with 142 pounds of mail taken from Indianapolis on the first two planes. The plane crew included Clarence Young and Earl Wadsworth, while Walter Brown stopped at Columbus. The event drew officials and businessmen and caused heavy traffic on High School road ahead of runway completion.
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Transcontinental and Western Air, Inc
New Municipal
Indianapolis
Ben Davis
St. Louis
Clarence M. Young
Commerce
Earl B. Wadsworth
Walter F. Brown
Columbus
Robert H. Bryson
Paul H. Moore
Kling Dental Comfort Powder Ad Claims Secure Fit
Advertisement promotes FALSE TEETH KLING powder for dentures to prevent rocking and slipping. It claims the powder forms a cushion so plates stay snug, enabling normal eating and talking. A large package costs 5 to 6 cents and lasts months.
Craybill Elected Grand Master Of Indiana Masons
W G Craybill of South Bend is elected grand master of the Royal and Select Masters of Indiana at the seventy fifth annual grand council conclave in Richmond. A diamond jubilee drew many northern Indiana delegates. Deputy grand master named Mrs George R Gause. Other officers listed include Vestal Woodward, Robert A Wood, John Wytenbach, Clarence Saulsey, Charles Warne, Herbert Graham, Jacob Rueben, and Carl Ploch.
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South Bend
Ind
William G. Craybill
Indiana
Grand Council
Richmond
Elks Country Club
George R. Gause
G. R. Gause
Vestal Woodward
Indianapolis
Robert A. Wood
Princeton
Land Recorder
John Wytenbach
Evansville
Clarence P. Saulsey
Terre Haute
Charles H. Warne
Tipton
Herbert A. Graham
Elkhart
Jacob Rueben
Grand Sentinel
Carl Ploch
Halloween Party at Harmon Lodge No 1 Vanquishes Fete Night
Degree and drill teams assist Mrs Hattie Wentworth in arranging a Halloween party and mask ball for Harmon Lodge No 1 United Order of American Workers at their hall 501 North East Street Wednesday night. Dancing and a prize costume parade are planned. Supreme Lodge degree team led by Hyatt G Johnson will confer the first degree on a large class of candidates November 5.
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Hattie Wentworth
Harmon Lodge
No. 1
United Order of American Workers
North East Street
Supreme Lodge
Hyatt G. Johnson
Masked Halloween Party Held by Englewood Groups
The Englewood Eastern Star chapter joined Englewood lodge No. 715 F and A M for a masked Halloween party in the lodge rooms on East Washington and Rural streets Saturday night. Prizes went to the best masks, with William P. Hargan serving as entertainment chairman.
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Englewood
Eastern Star Chapter
A. M
Washington
William P. Hargan
Benefit magic show after dancing in Marion council offering
A benefit magic show will follow dancing Wednesday night at the entertainment of the Marion council No. 738 Security Benefit Association.
Four Degrees to Be Conferred at Scottish Rite Ceremonies
Degree ceremonies for the fall classes of Scottish Rite will include four degrees during the semi weekly sessions. About seventy five candidates attend the first section with Marion county rite members. petitions for a second section are due by November 12 for work at the Cathedral December 1 to 4. The fifteenth degree leads the schedule with Gail H. Morehead presiding. sixteenth degree under Clarence H. Martin. seventeenth and eighteenth led by Henry C. Thornton and J. Ralph Fenstermaker respectively.
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Scottish Rite
Marion County Rite
Gail H. Morehead
Clarence H. Martin
Henry C. Thornton
J. Ralph Fenstermaker
Temple Rebekah Party Postponed Indefinitely
The Tem ple Rebekah lodge announces the indefinite postponement of its Halloween party scheduled for Tuesday night by the lodge entertainment committee.
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Temple Rebekah Lodge
Lodge
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