New Encampment Visits Iron City Lodge for Charter
An East End encampment plans to be chartered with not less than twenty members. Lodges Lambert and Nicholson, plus many others, will visit Iron City Lodge tomorrow evening. A large gathering at New Turner Hall will feature drill, reception, and multiple lodge visits as various orders discuss membership and future events.
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Ander
Lambert, Nicholson
Iron City Lodge
Sane the Buellers
L. B. Thommas
Gomer Loce No
Centon Allecheny
Patriarchs
New Turner Hall
South Canal
Cherry Streets
SUS N
M B A Attrisort Council set to meet and discuss charters
The Atrisort Council M B A will hold its last regular meeting of the year tomorrow evening at Turtle Creek with preparations under way for an open meeting. Johnstown branch reports progress on charter applications and will host its next meeting on the upcoming Wednesday. The Johnstown branch lists officers including President Aries and First Vice President A J, with P G Nash as Recording Secretary and M Heches as Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atrisort Council
Turtle Creek
Denery F
Brady
Johnstown
Franch & C. M. B. A
Christine
Aries
A.J
John B. Sake
P. G. Nash
James 5
Molinine
J. Grant
Eventh Tera
M. Heches
Marshall
Michael Sullivan
Ward Manifa
Steel
William Loxteron
John R. McNulty
Pu. Kesb
W. M. Dillon
Steg
Local Names Record Benefit Rent Update
A brief note lists ards Sick Benefit rent and names T. M. Lee James McGuire J. F. Rocellor, with W. Corbet this year noted among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Lee James & McGuire
J. F. Rocellor
W. Corbet
Belect Knights of America Forming in New Cas World
Belect Knights of America Washington Lezion No.3 near New Cas is new but thriving. A new leizon expected to be instituted locally January 5. Duquesne Login No. 10 meets tomorrow night. Members urged to attend. visiting comrades welcome. Arrangements complete for excursion to Youngstown New Year’s Eve via Pittsburg and Lake Erie road at 26 dollars. Trains depart Southside depot and reach Youngstown by 7:20. Comrades cover hotel expenses. Banner Legion hosts a grand reception for visiting comrades. Select Knights must wear fatigue uniform to enter.
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Duquesne Login No. 10
Ni Bt
Youngstown
Pittsburg
Lake Erie Road
Southside
Comrades of
Banner Legion
Invincible Lodge sets ranks and drawing for Pythians
Enlight of Pythias Invincible Lodge No 14 K of P will confer the Eequires rank Tuesday evening December 2 and the Amplified rank the following Tuesday. Lackey man was C C Gauter ticket No 20 for a walnut writing desk for the benefit of P C Lewis Allen. The drawing followed a meeting of Great Weav ern Lodge No 45 ER of Pat Maitbey s Hall Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Invincible Lodge No. 14
K. of
C. C. Gauter
P.C. Lewis Allen
Great Weavern Lodge No
Pat Maitbey
Royal Society of Good Fellows Announces Installations
Past ruler L N Eicher of Pittsburg Assembly No 2H organizes an assembly in New Castle and Beaver Falls while Pittsburg Assembly No 2 plans a February entertainment for members families and friends with a banquet. Pittsburg Assembly No 24M elects officers including Euler John T Keith Instructor Charles M Grace Councillor Frank E Addams Rec orul Secretary Bailey E Hobson Financial Secretary James W Swager Treasurer James F H Crawford Prelate NX K Hoffman Director John J Sharra Guard James A Dalzell Sentry Jacob enor Trustees William J Wilson George J Gildher and Keil. They will be installed by D 3 D James W Swoger on January 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Society of Good Fellows
L. N. Eicher
Pittsburg
New Castle
Beaver Falls
Euler
John T. Keith
Charles M. Grace
Frank E. Addams
Eecorul
Bailey E. Hobson
James W. Swager
James FH. Crawford
K. Hoffman
John J. Sharra
James A. Dalzell
Jacob Enor
William J. Wilson
George J. Gildher
George J. Gildher and —— Is Keil
D. James W. Swoger
Lodge Institute Planned in Grafton Virginia After Holidays
John J. Shuart of Industry Lodge No 25 recovers from illness and will help establish a new lodge in Grafton VA after the holidays. Social Circle paid a fraternal visit to Torley Lodge No 142 last Friday evening. Past Grand Master Samuel L Osmond and his wife celebrated their silver wedding last Friday evening. Open installations expected in several lodges after holidays with leaders including McKee and General Custer. Hampton case discussed in Tan De Ratou will cost Grand Lodge nothing as funds go to court.
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Grafton
John J. Shuart
Industry
Torley Lodge
Samuel L Osmond
McKee
General General Custer
Hampton
Tan Deratou
Priday
Grand Lodge
Spe
Lawrence Council No 1 relocates to new hall on Butler Street
Lawrence Council No 1, meeting every Tuesday evening, has moved to a new hall at 49 Butler Street. Allegheny Council No 112 plans to attend a divine service this evening at the Presbyterian Church at First and East streets. The church invites all members to attend.
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Lawrence Council
Butler Street
Allegheny Council No
Presbyterian Church
First and
East Streets
Allegheny
Masonic and Solon Lodge Notes From Allegheny Area Meetings
General Lodge notes report Supreme Secretary Benjamin J Beatty of the Order of Solon ill at 16 Poplar Street Allegheny. Reliable Council No 6 will meet at Engineers Hall 19 Federal Street Tuesday to seek a permanent hall. Reve nue Council No 101 Arcanum announces new officers led by Regent H E Holmes and Past Regent H C Russell with Joseph Newman as Orator and Jacob Stevernavel as Secretary. Sewickley Lodge No 11 holds grand open meeting at Sewickley hall Wednesday evening with C L McMillin and Charles Whiston in attendance. A 900-person audience enjoyed a strong musical programme. Osmond Whiteside McKeown Carson quartet impressed, and the Sewickley quartet led by William Abercrombie Erwin Hurst Knowles with W R Gaston on piano performed well. William Abercrombie played a cornet solo and an elegant oyster supper closed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin J. Beatty
The
Order of Solon
Poplar Street
Allegheny
Reliable Council No
Independent Sovereigns of Industry
Engineers’ Hall
Federal Street
Revenue Council No
Arcanum
H. E. Holmes
J. C. Stutz
H. C Russell
Joseph Newman
Jacob Stevernavel
R.Q. Whitten
J. A. Ebberts
BR. Patterson
M. E. Saunders
L. D. Rambler
John Braley
W. H. Denniston
S&. Schamberg
Joseph B. Eaton
Sewickley Lodge No
Order of Salon
Sewickley
Supreme
C. L. McMillin
Suprema
Charles Whiston
GC Osmond
Jus. Whiteside
E. E. McKeown
R. W. Carson
William Abercrombie
Willian Erwin
John Hurst
W. H. Knowles
W. R. Gaston
Ormeby Castle Dispensations Initiate Three Degrees
Ormeby Castle No 412, having received a dispensation, will initiate candidates in three degrees Tuesday evening, December 3, at Kauffeld's Hall Southside. A cordial invitation is extended. Louis E Stilz Commandery No 6 was reorganized last Tuesday at 93 Federal Street, Allegheny, with seventeen new members. Officers elected include Captain Fran Schneider, First Lieutenant W S Duff, Second Lieutenant Fred Winsel, Secretary Samuel Hackwelder, and Treasurer K F Rod nex. The Captain will make appointments at the next meeting January 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ormeby Castle
Kauffeld's Hall
Carson Street
Southside
W. Sharp
Louis E. 8Tilz
Federal Street
Allegheny
Fran Schneider
W. 8. Duff
Fred Winsel
Samuel Hackwelder
K. F. Rodnex
M G Cohens Jewelry Store Ad at 46 and 36 Fifth Ave
An advertisement for M G Cohen at 46 Fifth Avenue promises the largest and best selected stock in the city including diamonds watches jewelry silverware clocks bronzes and more. It urges customers to call and examine stock and prices and repeats the address at 36 Fifth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G. Cohen's
Fifth Avenue
Daughters of Liberty to Institute Hope Council in Allegheny City
A large council of Daughters of Liberty will be instituted January 6 at 8 oclock at Masonic Hall corner Mundison Avenue and Washington Street Allegheny City to be named Hope Council Star of Liberty Council No 67 instituted on lt Bre e front with i roposts the following meeting night tests in Excelsior Hall Penn Baker every Friday night Two hundred and tity members are promised by the workers by December 3 1692 National Deputy B F Leech on behalf of Sisters Scharf pres ent the council a ballot bus collection basket and gavels
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Liberty
Wittay Arcapine
Janunary
Oelock
Masonic Hall
Mundison Avenue
Washington Street
Allegheny City
Hope Council
Star of Liberty Council No
Excelsior Hall
Penn Baker
B. F. Leech
Sisters Scharf
Bric a Brac and Jewelry Exhibition at Biers Co
Visit George W. Biers & Co at Smithfield street and Sixth avenue for a bric a brac and jewelry display with unique gift ideas suitable for every family member. Find items to please mother, father, sister, brother, and sweetheart, promising mutual pleasure and a merry Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Biers & Co
Smithfield Street
Sixth Avenue
Biggs
Sc B A Branch 17 meeting moved to Wednesday
Sc B A Branch 17 and LC B A announce their next meeting will be held Wednesday evening, December 28, at So2z Street instead of Thursday. Supreme Deputy Mrs. FP Brady will install Branches in St John s parish, Thirty-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
St. John's Parish
Piano sale at Lechner and Schoenberger’s store
Kranich Bach Emerson and Jas. M. Starr & Co. pianos available at 69 F. avenue Lechner and Schoenberger's offering easy payments to buyers seeking new instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kranich , Bach, Emerson
Jas. M. Starr & Co
Lechner & Schoenberger
F. Avenue
Kranich & Bach
Emerson
Lecuner & Schoenberger
Fifth Avenue
See Our Stock of Watches Silverware and Jewelry
Don’t buy your Christmas present before visiting K Sart at 311 Smithfield Street Smithfield and Liberty to see watches silverware and jewelry selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Sart
Smithfield and Liberty
Smithfield Street
Late news in brief from around the world
A wide sweep of short items notes rebel victories in Honduras, an earthquake in Corbone Sicily, banking changes in Huron South Dakota, and Brazil’s Congress hearing President Peixotto. Zanzibar readies free trade with alcohol and war materials excluded while Vienna professors including Billroth grip. Other items cover a political rift in Chicago, a German wealthier’s bogus loss, Jesuit exiles, a St Louis distillery robbery, a British steamer collision, New South Wales tariff acts, Paris bomb finds, a murder verdict in New York, a cash defaulter returning funds, beet sugar bounty talks, and cannibal famine reports in Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
New South Wales
Australia
Paris
Noah Richarda
John J. Sherman
New York
William Kallert
D. Holloway & Son
New Castle
Cuba
Buffalo
Russia
Pianos and Or gans Sold Fast at Kleber & Bro
More than 40 pianos intended for Christmas gifts have already been sold by H. Kleber & Bro. at 506 Wood Street, with numerous organs. The store emphasizes cheap prices eight year guarantee and appeals to buyers for holiday goods. Also advertised are diamonds watches clocks silverware and secret society emblems with low prices and broad selection by Jas. McKear at 418 Smithfield Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reliable House
H. Kleber & Bro
Wood Street
Kiebers
Secret
Jas. McKear
Smithfield Street
Diamond Street
Excursion Ticket Sales for Railroads and More
On multiple dates in late December 1891 and June 1892 round trip and excursion tickets will be sold between all stations of P Meek and Bellevennon divisions and to Cleveland and Erie along Lake Shore and New York Railroads. Return validity until January 4. Also advertising low prices on stools at P. C. Schoeneur & Son, 711 Liberty Street.
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P., Meek
Bellevennon
Cleveland
Erie
Lake Shore
N. Y
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Frias Wildman Todre
Tordnay
Henry Lambert Lodge
TB Siebenne
Lode Thure
L Prous Muir
Odd Fellows
Cannon Pirats
Canton Allechemr
Belect Knights of America
Washington
New Cas
Enlight: of
Pythias
A. M
General Lodge
the Golden Eagles
Honduras
Corbone
National Bank Examiner
Huron, S. D
Peixotto
Anzibar
University of Vienna
Billroth
Gresham
Woods
Chicago Times
Clarkson
Harmon Shriver
Massillon
Noble
Guthrie
Okla
Mate Capital
Chicago
Gnas Trust
Gas Trust
Kline
Arch St
P . Pa.su
Klebers
Gear & Mrexawn’s
Penn Ave
Pittsburg and
Lahe
Erig Ball Road CO
P. C. Schoeneur & Soy
Rsu
Liberty Street
Sort
Smithfield and
Liberty
Gp. m
Cochran’s
Cor. Market
Fourth Avenue
Stevens
Stevens Chair CO
Sixth St
Prince Albert
Elis
Keech
Penna
Mammoth House Furnishing
Penn Avenue
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