Red Men drive to recruit Indiana members underway
Large classes are being organized in Indiana Red Men lodges as a drive for fall initiation ceremonies continues. Arch H. Hobbs, great chief of records, Indianapolis, reports booster meetings and degree work across multiple tribes with plans to reinstate 1000 old members in the coming month.
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Indiana
Red Men
Arch H. Hobbs
Records
Indianapolis
Harry Elsten
Ican Tribe
New Palestine
Ross Raper
Hamilton
Tipton
National Heads Guests of Druids at Indianapolis Meeting
Supreme representatives were guests of the Indianapolis Grove No. 37 United Ancient Order of Druids at its latest regular gathering. Welcome extended to J Henry Brinkmann and F Earl Geider returning from the national convention at Dayton. Charles G N Geider was honored for a seventh term as supreme secretary and C E Paulsen re elected as junior supreme arch.
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Indianapolis Grove
United Ancient Order of Druids
J. Henry Brinkmann
F. Earl Geider
Order
Dayton
Charles G. N. Geider
Indianapolis
C. E. Paulsen
Supreme Arch
Royal Arch Masons to Confer Degree
Oriental Chapter 147 will confer the Most Excellent Master degree in Oriental temple 2201 Central Avenue on Wednesday. Herbert L. Graham grand lecturer Indiana Grand Chapter will inspect. dinner at 6 30 p m. Ralph J. Routzahn invites all Royal Arch Masons and visiting brothers.
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Oriental Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Oriental Temple
Central Avenue
Herbert L. Graham
Indiana Grand Chapter
Ralph J. Routzahn
Fall Opening Announced for B'nai B'rith Lodge
Fall opening of the B'nai B'rith lodge at the Kirshbaum Community Center is set for 8 tonight. The program includes a smoker, bridge, and bowling led by secretary Les ter E. Budd. S. J. Sternberger serves as lodge president.
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B'nai Brith
Kirshbaum Community Center
Lester E. Budd
S. J. Sternberger
False Teeth Comfort Aid Promises Snug Plate Hold
Advertisement touts KLING powder as a cushion that keeps dentures in place while eating speaking and laughing. Claims it forms a comfortable fit, with a large package costing 35e at druggists and lasting weeks.
Odd Fellows Forming Club in Marion County
Several Odd Fellow lodges of Marion County unite into the Odd Fellows Pep Club to promote fellowship. Eleven lodges with twenty eight people attended the meeting called by E P Barrett. Officers elected Barrett president Carroll vice president Ernest secretary and Lee treasurer. A publicity committee of four members seeks to acquaint other lodges with the club's work. Next meeting at Brookside lodge rooms Rural and East Tenth streets Saturday Oct 25 with music by the Marion County Odd Fellows band and initiatory degree to be conferred.
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Marion County
Odd Fellows Pep Club
E. P. Barrett
J. H. Carroll
Dan Ernest
W. F. Lee
Wiliam Stewart
Lee G. T. Brown
James Micks
Marion County Odd Fellows
Brookside Lodge
East Tenth Streets
White Lodge Harmony No 1 elects W W White president
White Lodge Harmony Lodge No 1 United Order of American Workers recently elected officers with W W White advanced to the presidency. Carl L Hill supreme president presided at installations in the order's hall East and Michigan streets. Exhibition drills led by Mrs Lida Whaley highlighted the program.
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Harmony Lodge
United Order of American Workers
W. W. White
Carl L. Hill
Order’s
East
Michigan
Lida Whaley
Edward Eikman
Lena Fitch
Samuel Grimes
Goldie Grimes
Elsie McClure
Oscar Wentworth
Harry Johnson
Mattie Johnson
Bennett McKibbon
Hyatt G. Johnson
Mrs Gertrude Schmink Seeks Great Minnehaha Title
Candidate Mrs Gertrude Schmink of 521 Centennial Street will run for Great Minnehaha of the Indiana Degree of Pocahontas at the annual meeting on October 23. The office leads toward the highest state honor.
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Gertrude Schmink
Centennial Street
Indiana
Card and bunco party by Golden Rule lodge No 25
Officers of Golden Rule lodge No 25 auxiliary to Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen announce a card and bunco party to be held Tuesday at Trainmen's hall 1002 East Washington Street.
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Golden Rule Lodge No. 25
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Trainmen’s Hall
East
Washington Street
District rally draws 300 Odd Fellow encampment members
Three hundred members of Odd Fellow encampments attended a district rally in Hartford City on Saturday night. Degree work was performed by lodges from Muncie Marion and Kokomo.
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Hartford City
Ind
Muncie, Marion
Kokomo
Brookside Auxiliary Lunch at Gray and Tenth Streets
The C. E. 8 Auxiliary of the Order of Eastern Star will serve lunch on Tuesday at 4 30 PM at the Gray and Tenth streets location.
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Brookside
Order of Eastern Star
Gray and
Tenth Streets
Scottish Rite Classes to Start Degree Work
First section of full Scottish Rite classes will begin degree work Oct. 10 and run weekly through Nov. 28 at the cathedral. Hor ace Mitchell directs rehearsals for new degree casts while Fred Newell Morris leads the choir under Clarence Carson. Key personnel include E W Alexander August Jacob Perry M Rush and others in the tenors baritones and bassos. Homer L Cook chairs the volunteer chorus with Max Schoe ner Morris and Paul R Matthews as vice chairs.
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Horace Mitchell
Fred Newell Morris
Clarence Carson
E. W. Alexander
Jacob
Perry
M. Rush
W. S. Alexander
John H. Jefferson
John K. Vance
Harry S. Lane
D. E. W. Galbraith
Jasper J. Albion
Jesse C. Barker
Fred M. Loomis
Morris
Homer L. Cook
Max Schoener
Paul R. Matthews
Knights of Columbus Open House Drives Membership Growth
Indianapolis Knights of Columbus council reports rising momentum in a membership drive led by grand knight John A. Rouse. Dan Scanlon is credited with securing four candidates while plans advance for a large first degree class. Maurice Fitzgerald heads the Little Flower parish committee as praise comes from the grand knight.
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Indianapolis Knights of Columbus Council
John A. Rouse
Dan Scanlon
Scanlon
Grand Knight
Rouse
Maurice Fitzgerald
Little Flower Parish
Officiers Are Feted At Myrtle Rebekah Lodge Meeting
The Myrtle Rebekah lodge hosted national officers of the Rebekah assembly and Indiana and Alabama grand officers during the Grand Lodge annual meeting in this city. Guests included Harry Rockwood deputy grand master Indiana Odd Fellows and R H Hollywood past grand master Indiana among others. Rebekah representatives from Texas Oregon New Hampshire Utah and Indiana attended with Amelia Blank and Iva Herriott among the Indiana officers.
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Rebekah Assembly
Indiana
Myrtle Rebekah Lodge
Harry Rockwood
Odd Fellows
R. H. Hollywood
E. C. Ellison
Alabama
Cyrus Herron
Joe V. Painter
H. M. Nixon
Rebekah
Amelia Blank
Texas
Edythe Kelly
Oregon
Hattie Smith
New Hampshire
Irene Sudheimer
Utah
Iva Herriott
Grace E. Childs
Grand Lodge
Southeastern Rebekah Lodge Entertainment Tuesday
The Southeastern Rebekah lodge schedules an 8 30 PM hall entertainment at Olive and Cottage avenues. Members were urged to attend by Mrs Irene Kennedy the chairman.
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Southeastern Rebekah Lodge
Olive and
Cottage Avenue
Irene Kennedy
One Hundred Moose Candidates Initiated in Indianapolis Lodge
One hundred candidates are slated for initiation at the Indianapolis Loyal Order of Moose lodge Tuesday night. The drive supports a nation wide program targeting 1,709 Moose lodges and a membership near 700,000. A tin foil drive funds Mooseheart cottage construction, with nearly 500 pounds prepared for shipment to Mooseheart, Illinois. An initiation class will honor Rodney H. Brandon, the newly elected supreme dictator, to be started on Mooseheart day.
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Indianapolis
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose
J. E. Newcomb
Rodney H. Brandon
Indiana
Woodmen to Build $150000 Texas Chapel and Bird Sanctuary
San Antonio project funds a Woodmen of the World chapel and bird sanctuary at the order’s hospital grounds. President W A Fraser says the Bok Tower style chapel will feature a carillon of twenty five chimes. It aims to be a universal church memorial for deceased members and will host multi faith services.
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BuTimes Snevie
San Antonio
Tex
Order
W. A. Fraser
Bok
Florida
Maplecamp Modern Woodmen End Season at Irwin Field
The Modern Woodmen baseball team closes its season with a 2:30 p.m. Sunday game against the Trojans at Irwin Field.
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Maplecamp
Woodmen
Trojans
Irwin Field
Eagles Name Fall Chairmen For Indianapolis Aerie
J Pierce Cummings announces appointment of chairmen for fall and winter activities at Indianapolis aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles. Bert Duke leads membership. Fred S Galloway band music. W C Camden refreshments. Ernest Fuerst entertainment. Lawrence Wilhoff Christmas program. Otto P Deluse old age pension. Relieve committee includes Wilbur H Miller and trustees Rhees, Loudon, Wischmeyer. Sunday night entertainments may resume. September program drew nearly 300 men. group to attend reception for Robert E Proctor in Elkhart Saturday.
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Indianapolis Aerie
Order of Eagles
J. Pierce Cummings
Bert Duke
Fred S. Galloway
W. C. Camden
Ernest A. Fuerst
Lawrence Wilhoff
Otto P. Deluse
Wilbur H. Miller
Aerie
Frank H. Rhees
William Loudon
Fred J. Wischmeyer
Caie
Elkhart
Robert E. Proctor
Deluse
Cummings
Miller
Harry Moore
Robert Amick
John J. Pfarr
Patterson Runs for High Red Mens Post
Huston J. Patterson of the Wichita tribe announces his candidacy for Great Junior Sagamore at the state convention. The candidate is a past sachem, chiefs records keeper, and member of the De gree of Pocahontas Haymakers and the Odd Fellows, with the selection set for Oct 21 22 at the K of P building in this city.
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Junior Sagamore
Huston J. Patterson
Wichita Tribe
Red Men
Great Junior Sagamore
K. of P
Pocahontas
Haymakers
Odd Fellows Lodges
Shrine event under way with Dec 5 ceremony in Indianapolis
Shrine planners target 200 neophytes for the ceremonial led by Esten A. Fletcher in Indianapolis after the Scottish Rite convocation. Fred McNeeley and an official divan organize the event at Murat temple. A Chicago fundraiser football game Thanksgiving Day at Soldier Field benefits crippled children.
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Esten A. Fletcher
Indianapolis
Frank G. Laird
Murat
Fred McNeeley
Murat Temple
Leslie D. Clancy
Rabban
Edward Raub
Orie J. Smith
Edgar Hart
Charles S. Barker
Charles F. Meyer
Shriners
Soldiers’ Field
Chicago
West Virginia University
Oregon State College
American Legion
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Indiana Improved Order of Red Men
W. Irvin Pryor
Worthington
Sagamore
Russell H. Evans
Spencer
Shrine
Murat Shrine
Paul Rothert
Guy P. Rutherford
Stephen Minton
Burford Miller
Tate Red
Chiefs’ Association
Marion
Hendricks
Morgan Counties
Clermont
Brownsburg
Hobbs
Evansville
Paul A. Meyer
Hobb
Winamac Tribe
Louis Scherer
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham Med
Co’, Kysm, Mass
ODD Fellows Forming Club
Harmony Group
Bunco
C. E
First Section
Catheeral
Motion Pictures
United Artists’ Picture
Hearst Metrotone News
Buster Keaton
Lyric Theater
FEEE
Thors
BR. C. A. Radiola
Amarace
Jim and
Waltrain
WFBM
Billy Purl
Revue Loomis Twins
JOE Christie & Company
ST. Claire Sisters & O'Day
Bette
Dorothy Mackain
Lewis Stone
Lee Morse
Chas. Farrell
Liliom
Rebekah Lodge of
Sonny Boy
Marvel
Ndiana
Marian Nixon
Frank Whiting
Gavin Williams
Steve
Cercle
Leese Hamels
Bert Wheeler
Robert Woolsey
Rex Beach
Gaby T Cooker
Cons Bennett
Fidelity Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Lumber Insurance
Lincoln
Indiana Union Mutual Insurance Co
Illinois
Riley
Lumbermen’s Mutual Ins . Co. Lumber Insurance Bidg. Incoln
Indiana Mutual Cyclone Insurance Co
Grain Dealers National Mutual Fire Ins. Co
Guaranty
Indiana Liberty Mutual Insurance Co
Mutual Fire Insurance Co
E. Washington St. Riley
American Mutual Insurance Co
N. Meridian St. Talbot
American Mutual Liability Ins. Co
CITY
Lodge
Texas Chapel
Eagles
Jacob L. Smith
Edward Kegeris
Camden
NEW
Amsterdam Casualty CO
David Layton
Mgr
Meyer-Kiser Bank
Indiana Theubince Company
Woj
Anarquis
Edward Boren
Continental Bank
Patterson
High Red Men’s Post
Imperial
Grid Game
Bon O. Aspy
Guaranty Bldg
Empire Life and Accident Insurance
Empire Bldg
C. S. Drake, Pres
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