Mooseheart Mooselife Commencement Message
Mayor Beuse of Port Iowa addresses Mooseheart Moosehaven graduates urging good citizenship and faith in God. He praises the 1957 class of 19 girls and 23 boys for moral strength and dedication to a better, cleaner America and notes the ongoing ties with Mooseheart after graduation through scholarships from lodges, Women of the Moose, and state associations.
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Port
Iowa
Preme Coun
Moose
Peteme
Beuse
Mooseheart
Army unit activated at Mooseheart high school in Illinois
The 366th Engineer Company was activated at Mooseheart, marking the first time an active duty reserve unit was established at a high school. Dignitaries including Brig. Gen. Andrew P. McAnsh spoke, with Mooseheart officials and Moose members in attendance.
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Ted
Ak Moose “Child City
Mooseheart
Ar. Gee
P. D. Ginder
Pestagoo
Washington, D. C
Mouseheart
Moose leader named at helm of Family Fraternity
Paul P. Schmitz, longtime Moose executive, chosen as director general of the Loyal Order of Moose guiding over 1.25 million members. He succeeds Malcolm R. Giles, dies 1953, and is noted for boosting membership and his Mayo College of Commerce training. Mooseheart health program highlights strong prevention and a 65 bed hospital serving nearly 1000 children.
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Paul P. Schmitz
The
Loyal Order of Moose
United States
Canada
Alaska
Schmitz
Moose
Moose Supreme Lodge
Moose Charity Board
Malcolm R. Giles
Mayo College of Commerce
Chicago
Aurora
St. John’s Academy of Joliet
Mr. Schmitz
Mooseheart
Vil
Order of Moose
E. 8S
Denny
Philadelphia Moose Lodge
John M. Williams
A Man Never Stands So Tall As When He Stoops To Help A Child
A historic note centers on a community figure praised for assisting a child in need. The event highlights acts of compassion and local appreciation for generous public spirit during a time when such kindness shaped neighborhood life.
Spirit Behind The Spirit Of Mooseheart Fraternity
Mooseheart Child City showcases unselfish cooperation by fraternal members. More than a million dues fund care for the children and a six million dollar plant supports extensive facilities. Lodges and state associations contributed to construction and ongoing upkeep.
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Mooseheart
Royal
Mooseheart blends sports and music in vivid community portrait
Mooseheart, the Loyal Order of Moose run “Child City,” showcases a bustling schedule with football, basketball, choir and a symphony concert. Dr. Jesse Ora Ballinger notes early music education and 10 new pianos funded by Women of the Moose, while graduates pursue careers in Chicago Symphony, teaching and composing. The senior band tours nationally and headlines Moose lodge events.
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Order of Moose Child Cit
Mooseheart
Order of Moose
Jesse Ora Ballinger
Women of the Moose
Order
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Moose Lodge
Moose
Loyal Order of Moose conducts large civic effort in North America
The Loyal Order of Moose donated over 50,000 man years of voluntary work and more than 1.75 million dollars for civic and community services in the US and Canada last year. More than 1,700 lodges carried out 114 projects including Boys Club and Scout support, playgrounds, swimming pools, recreation centers, prenatal clinics, and blood plasma banks.
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Loyal Order of Moose
United States
Canada
Paul P. Schmitz
North America
Boys Clubs of America
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Mooseheart Board of Governors
Andrew P. McAnsh
Illinois Military District
Walher H. Kerr
George E. Marine
James Avery Clark
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Frederick, MD
Knights OF
Pythias
Convention Mountain City Lodge
Buckeye Motel
U.S. 15
Cloverleaf
Frederick
Maryland
Florist
College Ave
Heart
Weil Bros., Inc
N. Market St
N. Market St. FredeRick
Wachter Bros
Billy Boots Motel
Tel. MO
M. J. Grove Lime CO
Lime Kiln
Crum’s Superior Dairy
Patrick
Lowell Tire
Goodyear Tires
Willard Batteries
S. Market St. Frederick, Md
Barbara Fritchie
West Patrick St
Carmack
Sack Stoehr
Lodge
W. Patrick St