Scottish Rite Club to Hold Fall Banquet
The Madison County Scottish Rite Club, one of Indiana’s largest social orders with 500 members, will kick off fall activities with a banquet Tuesday night at a Boy Scout camp near Anderson. Guests join from Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, Noblesville, Muncie and Newcastle. principal speaker is Sam D. Jackson of Fort Wayne, with the Fort Wayne Scottish Rite vocal quartet.
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Sweci
Anderson
Ind
Madison County
Scottish Rite Club
Madison County Club
Indiana
Indianapolis
Ft. Wayne
Noblesville
Muncie
Newcastle
Sam D. Jackson
Scottish Rite Vocal Quartet
Myrone B. Reynolds
al V. Reschar
Scottish Rite
Harry Thomas
Everett Vinson
Virgil S. Day
Alexandria
George Sellers
Elwood
Louis G. Buddenbaum
David C. Pyke
Adoniram Grand Lodge of Perfection
Gail H. Morehead
Sarafah
J. Ralph Fenstermaker
Rose Croix
Harry C. Anderson
Bnai Brith Opens Fall Session In Indianapolis
Sidney J. Sternberger leads Indianapolis Bnai Brith as it plans a busy fall and winter season after summer executive meetings. The recent Bnai Brith picnic at Big Eagle camp drew 300 plus attendees with races games and children's events. A. Z. A. junior baseball team fell 9 to 5 to the Bnai Brith squad.
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Sidney J. Sternberger
Indianapolis
B'nai B'rith
Sternberger
B'nai Brrith
Big Eagle Camp
Young Seals Must Be Taught How to Swim
United Press report from Seattle cites Br. George Haley of St. Ignatius College about young seals needing instruction to swim. He notes seals do not instinctively dive like ducks or fish, based on a federal survey near the Pribiloff Islands counting 900000 seals this summer.
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United Press
Seatle
Wash
George Haley
St. Ignatius College
San Francisco
Pribiloff Islands
Tax on Foreign Style Clothes Sparks Chinese Garment Push
In Peiping on September 1, northern Chinese, though conservative, approve a heavy tax on Chinese men and women who wear foreign style clothes to push them toward traditional dress. The movement began in Shanghai and has spread to the capital.
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United Press
Peibing
Shanghai
Riksha Trade Dims in Japan as Taxis Take Over
In Tokio on September 1 reports say riksha pulling is no longer a paying business. Visitors favor swifter taxis that cost about the same and travel faster, making rikshas largely a museum curiosity.
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Japan
United Press
TOKIO
Xavier University name change and new international relations school
St. Xavier college in Cincinnati will be renamed Xavier university, announced by president Rev. Hubert Brockman. A school of international relations will open this fall at Xavier. Also noted, funeral services were held for Ottie Risher, 65, active in Clay County women's clubs and guardian boards, survived by husband, three daughters and three sons. Attendance records at Camp Crosley Y M C A in Muncie are expected to exceed 2,400, topping the 1929 mark of 2,247.
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United Press
Cincinnati
St. Xavier College
Xavier University
Hubert Brockman
Xavier
City
Ind
W. T. McClain
Indianapolis
Lola M. Risher
Muncie
Camp Crosley
Lake Little Wawasee
MM. A. Pettijohn
Pettijohn
Marien Camp Plans Fall Meetings Next Tuesday Night
Marien camp No 3558 Modern Woodmen of America will start its fall meetings next Tuesday night after a one month recess.
Tahoma Council Degree Staff Prominent at National Red Men Convention
The degree staff of Tahoma council 82 Anderson will assume ceremonies at the Improved Order of Red Men national convention in Columbus Ohio from September 8 to 12. The lineup includes Miss Wanneta Cooper Mrs Hallie Du vall Mrs Edna Runyan and several other officers and members led by great Pocahontas of Indiana and degree captain Mrs Hazel Clement with a large group of participants listed across three rows.
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Improved Order of Red Men
Columbus
Tahoma Council 82
Anderson
Wanneta Cooper
Hallie Duvall
Edna Runyan
Josephine Casady
Great Pocahontas
Indiana
Hazel Clement
Zella McPherson
Laura Runyan
Mary Forkner
Anna Josephine Cauley
Gertrude Pomeroy
Annetta Schrider
Sylvina Collins
May Hawkins
Anna Housh
Elizabeth Reeder
Julia Carter
Lorense Cauley
Maggie Reeder
E. K. Casady
Lilleth van Slyke
Margaret Ellis
Alyce Cauley
Inez Pettegrew
TALK HIGH DEGREES By Time Special
In Connersville Indiana on September 1 a tri county meeting stressed fall exemplification ceremonies for Scottish Rite in Indianapolis offering Blue Lodge Masons a path to higher degrees. Fayette Franklin and Union counties sent Rite members with Edgar Llewelyn as principal speaker and James Coe presiding.
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Connersville
Ind
Blue Lodge
Indianapolis
Rite
Fayette
Franklin
Union Counties
Edgar J. Llewelyn
Newcastle
James A. Coe
Fayette County Rite
David C. Pyke
Fred I. Willis
Martin L. Koons
Louis Brown
Brandt C. Downey
Ten escape in raid on alleged blind tiger
Police raided a blind tiger at 1037 West Twenty-seventh street Sunday. Ten Negroes fled through windows and escaped. Two white women Miss Bertha Hinkle and Miss June Douglas were arrested for vagrancy. Mrs Harriet Jones and James Hardy were held on blind tiger charges along with Rolie Lewis and Robert Cole on vagrancy charges. Police seized eighteen quarts and fifteen pints of beer as evidence.
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West Twenty-seventh Street
Bertha Hinkle
McLain Place
June Douglas
North Jefferson Avenue
Harriet Jones
James Hardy
Rolie Lewis
Robert Cole
Negro Woman Is Slain In Home Slaying Suspect Sought
Detectives search for Dub McGinty alias Willie Jones, 35, in the fatal shooting of Ossie Black, 30. Her body with a neck wound was found in a first floor room after three shots. neighbors saw a man flee from a rear door Sunday night. Mollie Harp, Negro, sheltered Black’s two children Herchel 9 and Lawrence 5, and heard a voice say You stay away from me before three shots.
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Dub McGinty
Willie Jones
West North Street
Ossie Black
North Tremont Avenue
Royal Arch Masons to Take Degree Oct 8 in Marion County
Two hundred Royal Arch Masons from eight Marion County chapters and other state groups will receive degrees at the Masonic temple on October 8. The event includes the most excellent master degree in full form by a 100‑man troupe. This initiates a series of degree exemplifications leading to Indiana Grand Chapter convocation in Richmond on October 22. Edward F. Mann presides, with a committee chaired by Harry B. Werkoff and listed officers overseeing ritual location and other duties.
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Royal Arch Masonic
Marion County
Masonic Temple
Royal Arch
Indiana
Richmond
Edward F. Mann
Marion County Association
Harry B. Werkoff
Carl Ploch
Stanley G. Myers
Robert Thompson
W. R. Burthman
H. L. Corke
Tex A. Cory
Invited to Ohio Society Parley by Shambah Drum Corps
The Shambah temple drum and bugle corps of Indianapolis has received an invitation for its 24 members led by Major Joseph H. Foley to attend the Ohio State Society Dramatic Order Knights of Khorassan convention in Springfield on Sept 21 and 22. They may lead a parade on the second day. A Sept 5 card party at 119 East Ohio Street will help defray trip expenses. The corps recently won a prize at the Winnipeg convention.
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Ohio State Society
Dramatic Order Knights of Khorassan
Springfield
Drum and Bugle Corps
Shambah Temple
Indianapolis
Shambah Corps
Joseph H. Foley
Temple
Robert Long
Charles S. Loy
Swayzee
Knights of Pythias
Indiana
K. of P. Hall
East
Ohio Street
the Order
Winnipeg
Canada
Labor Day Outing Held by Red Men in Ogleville
Red Men of Brown and Bartholomew counties held Labor Day picnicking in Ogleville as guests of Pawanta tribe 542. Music by Taylorsville Red Men quartet and Rice Hege musicians accompanied races and contests. Speakers included Arch H. Hobbs and Walter Davis. About one thousand expected for a basket dinner. Tribes from Ogleville New Bells ville Clifford Columbus Hope Elizabethtown Taylorsville and Grammar participated.
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Ogleville
Ind
Brown and
Bartholomew Counties
Taylorsville
Red Men
Columbus
Arch H. Hobbs
Indianapolis
Keeper of Records
New Bellsville
Clifford
Hope
Elizabethtown
Grammar
Stolen autos listed for owners in Indiana towns
Automobiles reported to police as stolen belong to Robert Moffett of Connersville Ford from Market Street and Senate Avenue back home again. Stolen cars recovered include Frank Smith of 404 Blackford Street Nash coupe found at 1012 Pershing Avenue. Leo Fenton of Noblesville Chrysler found at Twenty third Street and Baltimore Avenue.
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Robert Moffett
Conersville
Ind
Ford
Market Street
Senate Avenue
Frank Smith
Blackford Street
Pershing Avenue
Leo Fenton
Noblesville
Chrysler
Twenty-third Street
Baltimore Avenue
Birds of 2 Feathers Rooster and Robin in Ohio
In Ashtabula Ohio on September 1 a rooster and a small robin like bird form constant companionship. Mrs Maude Lewis cares for the pair which are inseparable in daily life.
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Rooster
Robin
United Press
Ashtabula, O
Maude Lewis
Officers Installed At Indiana Evangelical Brotherhood Convention
J H Peters of Evansville was named president of the Indiana district Evangelical Brotherhoods and Bible Classes at St Johns Evangelical church closing session. Others installed were J H Frohbieter Evansville vice president A J Ries Louisville treasurer and William Hohlt Indianapolis secretary A Major Robert Anderson post W R C meets at Ft Friendly 512 North Illinois Street at 1 30 p m Tuesday with a session of officers and aids at 10 a m Tuesday.
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J. H. Peters
Evansville
Indiana
Evangelical Brotherhoods
St. John’s Evangelical Church
J. H. Frohbieter
Evansvilles
A. J. Ries
Louisville
William Hohlt
Indianapolis
Robert Anderson
Ft. Friendly
North Illinois Street
W. C. W. Holds Annual Outing at Logansport
North ern and central Indiana Woodmen of the World lodges gathered in Logansport for the annual outing with about 1000 members and families. National president W A Fraser spoke on the order’s strong insurance assets and $9,000,000 paid to beneficiaries last year while local and state officers attended and uniformed drills and a battalion parade highlighted the program.
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Indiana
Woodmen of the World
Logansport
J. H. Price
Indianapolis
W. A. Fraser
Omaha
Neb
Fraser
Insurance Department of the Order
Order
W. O. Fiedler
Price
High Honor Is Won By Times Snec At Bedford
A fifty jeweled pin marking fifty years of service in the Odd Fellows order was presented to George W. McDaniel of Shanswick lodge 177 Bedford. He is the eighth member of the Bedford lodge to receive the honor since its 1856 founding. Indianapolis officials George Bornwasser and Harry Winterwood assisted. Minutes from June 7 1880 noting McDaniel’s entry into the order were read. An engraved secretary’s certificate for faithful service went to Fred Shafer.
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Snec
Bedford
Ind
Odd Fellows’ Order
George W. McDaniel
Shanswick Lodge
McDaniel
Bedford Lodge
Odd Fellows
Indianapolis
George Bornwasser
Harry Winterwood
Fred Shafer
HITCH-HIKER 4S INJURED IN NOBLE STREET CRASH
A hitch-hiker was hurled through a car windshield driven by Pennington 58 Elwood Indiana Sunday night at Noble and Washington streets. The man fled south on Noble after the crash. police could not locate him. Pennington said the man was unknown to him and that he struck the abutment after being blinded by another car's lights.
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Pei Pennington
Elwood
Ind
Noble
Washington Streets
Noble Street
Pennington
Request for bulletin and homemade beverages guide
A reader at The Indianapolis Times requests a copy of the bulletin Homemade Non Alcoholic Beverages from the Washington bureau. The note includes 5 cents for return postage and asks to state readership of The Indianapolis Times.
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Washington
The
Indianapolis Times
New York Avenue
Washington, D. C
Bulletin
Masons from Indiana head to Boston parley
About one hundred Scottish Rite Masons from Indiana plan to attend the supreme council meeting in Boston September 14 to 18. The Indianapolis delegation leaves September 13 at 1 45 p.m. with leaders Louis G. Buddenbaum Brandt C. Downey Edward J. Scoonover O L Wade and Edward Torrence coordinating arrangements. John Aitken and Will Crabill lead northern delegates. Dr Gaylord M Leslie will preside. the rite’s 300th Boston anniversary is noted.
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Indiana
Supreme Council
Boston
Indianapolis
City
Evansville
Louis G. Buddenbaum
Brandt C. Downey
Edward J. Scoonover
O. L. Wade
Edward Torrence
John Aitken
Ft. Wayne
Will Crabill
South Bend
Gaylord M. Leslie
Order
END EAGLES PICNIC AT Broad Ripple PARK ENDED
Indianapolis aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles closed its summer activities at Broad Ripple park marking the end of the eight day outing. State officers A M Follis and Wilbur H Miller attended with guests from Peru Connersville Lebanon and Frankfort aeries. Local leaders J Pierce Cummings and Ernest A Fuerst led events as plans for a fall winter program begin with an initiation around September 15 at a weekly meeting September 8.
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Indianapolis
Holmes Heads Council of Indianapolis Knights Luncheon
Newly elected officers of Indianapolus council Knights of Columbus luncheon club are headed by William P. Holmes who succeeds A. J. Moynahan. Other officers are George A. Duffy vice president Dr. O. O. Carter secretary Harry E. Calland entertainment chairman and J. P. O Mahoney press committee chairman.
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Indianapolis
Knights of Columbus
West Side Royal Arch Masons Redecorate for September Activities
West Side chapter 138 Royal Arch Masons announces redecorating to prepare a month of activities in September. Regular stated convocation is scheduled for Wednesday night, led by high priest Fred A. Newhouse.
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West Side Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Fred A. Newhouse
Masonic Lodge Picnic Slated At Brookside Park
North Park Masonic lodge families will attend annual picnic in Brookside park this Saturday afternoon and night. About one thousand guests are expected as the event moves from Labor Day to weekend timing. Amusements and contests for all ages planned. A basket supper will close the day with seventy five gallons of ice cream and lemonade. James Camell chairs the event with Scott P. Jones Dave Burgett and Ernie Ambuhl assisting.
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North Park
James Camell
Scott P. Jones
Dave Burgett
Ernie Ambuhl
Two Initiations on Program of Woodmen
Ironwood camp 6984 Modern Woodmen of America schedules two initiations at camp hall Tenth and Rural. Four men join Aug 28 in a new class and a women’s degree class follows Sept 2 with Field Deputy Charles Zeigler inviting Indianapolis women’s camps. Guest of honor Mrs. J D Volz will speak on The Value of Holding Membership in M W A.
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Woodmen of America
Charles Zeigler
Indianapolis
J. D. Volz
Indiana
Odd Fellows of Indiana Launch State Member Drive
Indiana IOOF lodges push a state wide membership campaign with prizes at the sovereign grand lodge convention Sept 13 20 1930. Grand Master W W Zimmerman offers $100 gold for largest lodge membership gain by June 30 1930 and $20 gold to the top individual applicant plus a sovereign grand lodge button for ten or more applications.
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Odd Fellow Lodges
Indiana
Sovereign Grand Lodge
W. W. Zimmerman
Golden Harmony Lodge
Chicago
Miriam Rebekah Lodge
East Chicago
Rebekah
Indianapolis
George P. Bornwasser
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Jesse Wormen
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Greensburg
Eo Cleon Bennett
C. A. Mines
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James So
Esra Barrett
Harris Todas
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