Masonic and Woodmen Meetings herald new temple event
Local fraternal groups including the Grand Lodge, San Antonio chapters of the Order of the Eastern Star and Royal Arch Masons host meetings, initiations, and officer elections. Plans surface for completion of a new six story Masonic Temple in Washington DC with ceremonies noted by officials and a Broadway of local lodge activities across July.
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Washington
Masonic Temple
New York Avenue
Washington, D. C
Pavel Ae
United States
Francis J. Woorman
Rooseveaul
Perry Way
Magonie
Watt
Xara Master
Texas
MasonIC Meeting Nights At Alamo Lodge And Commandery
A historical notice lists Masonic groups meeting on the first and second Wednesdays of each month. The Neo Royalty chapter appears on the second and fourth Wednesdays, with San Antonio Commandery and Knights Templar also attending on specified early and late month dates.
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Alamo Lodee
Royal
San Antonio Commandery
Knights Templar
Knights of Columbus opens new hall on North Presa Street
The Local Council of the Knights of Columbus has moved into a new building on North Presa Street. Most furniture and fittings are in place as Friday night’s planning meeting was held at the hall.
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Cannell
San Antonin Connell Ma
Columints
Hae
Bite
Gorond
Ted Dasghardl
Lode Sa
Knighte
Larios
Heig
Indge
Lochs Lodge Officers Installed and Growth Report
The report covers Unity Lodge No. 8 and Kaibrle Lodge No. 3h with installation of officers by District Deputy Grand Chancellor August Gln and a list of officers. It notes a gain of members in six months and describes a semiannual banquet and a meeting proceeded by a routine.
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Mike Lodge
Page
August
Connander—Jines
Cee Rathiers
Chancettinn
W. A Spear
Prodii R. Manen
Nathan Fert
Agnis
W. J. Brame
Iver
Hlari
Biaa Dubin
RIM
Genoa
Mani
Unity Lodge
Elks Lodge 216 San Antonio Initiates Amid Business
The Aenevolent Elks San Antonio Lodge No. 216 reports Monday night activities at Elks hall with 8:30 pm gatherings. The group notes their home at 125 and 127 West Lemme ce shrael with daily hours from 7 am to midnight and plans a new home on Avenue D near pastonce. President Cathe present all day welcomes visitors to Elks. Last Monday night Lodge 216 initiated one candidate and conducted a notable amount of routine business.
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Burleson
Royal Arch Masons
San Antonio
Order of the Eastern Star
Alamo Lodge No
Fulton Cliff
Jurisdictlow
Nanitivates
Anchor
Stattish Rifts Masnoi Club
Maesponte Bail
Clivic
San Antoni
Tureson Chanter No 21
Royal Avery Masons
Mark Maeiers
Ciarrist
bin Antonio Lode
Elks
Lomi
Aries
Avene D
Sen Vebiy
A. T. Cathe
Native Texas Tribes Rally for Lone Star Championship in Houston
The document covers a gathering of Native American tribes in Galveston and Fort Worth, with a large delegation traveling to Houston for next year’s Great Council competition. Seventy-one palefaces were adopted and trained, aiming to win the Great Council degree lead of Texas. The Natchez tribe plans hard work through summer heat and into May to vie for the Great Council prize.
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Quinn Parver Tyllie
Fort Worth
Sant
Galveston
Galveyton Rainiow
Orange
Bert Worth
Desres Eam
Natchez
Wil Kee
Morsina
Inter
Knights and Ladies of Honor lodge meeting schedule
Germania Lodge No. 1036 meets the first Tuesday of each month at Pythian hall at 8 o'clock. Alamo Lodge No. 200 meets the first and third Wednesday at Pythian hall at 8 o'clock. Concordia Lodge No. 178 meets the second and fourth Wednesdays at Red Men's hall at 8 o'clock.
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Germania Longe No
Pythian Hall
Alamo Lodge
Concordia Loren No
Odd Fellows Lodge Debates Membership and Lodge Rules
Questions from the Memphis Camp of Odd Fellows on withdrawal of applications, third degree eligibility, dues, and lodge duties reveal debate over membership standards and ritual practice. Report covers grand lodge guidance, district authority, and recent proceedings including events, finances, and social activities tied to the order’s revival and honors.
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Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows Bow
America
Walelios
Wien
Che
Degree Tem Meeting Names New Officers for Year
A Turner Hill gathering Wednesday elected new officers for the upcoming year. Miss Lexan Randolph led the proceedings, with Miss Wthel Worl and Miss Alaidhe Kinney among key appointees.
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Joby Gossard Erick
Kulents
Eidea
Vener
Mts
Turner
Frat Moutenant
Nurnile Bugemark
Hewlenant
Milas Blale Ingrin
Quartermaster
Philan x
Calanaliby
Knights of Pythias Monthly Meeting Notices
Pythian Calendar notes Lotus Lodge No 34 meets at Muthion Hall near Ari n’clocis. Unity Lodge No 36 holds sessions Friday night. Wiggins Lodge No. 0 meets at Pythlay Hall. Mena Lodge announces events at 7 o’clock.
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Monrhly
Lotus Lodge
Ari N'Clocis
Huarshiy
Pythlay Hall
Unity Lodge
Woodmen of the World Camp Meetings and Honors
The Woodmen of the World calendar lists Camp No. 1 at Woodmen hall meeting 8 am, Camp No. 380 on first and third Tuesdays at 8:30 pm, and San Antonio Camp No. 380 on the first and third Wednesdays at Woodmen hall. Houston Camp No. 56 meets on the second and fourth Thursdays at Woodmen hall. Reports note recent initiations, elections, and a public monument unveiling procession to city cemetery No. 6, with a $500 piano prize and a ring trophy for the Woodmen Circle. Also cited are membership rosters for several camps and the organization’s Omaha founding by Joseph Culfen Root, highlighting Texan strength and growth in San Antonio and nearby camps.
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Antonio Aerie
Eugles
Groos
Baron Lodge
Ovier
Fenda
Woodmen
Sam Houston
Woodmen of the World
Woodmen Hall St
Comody
Avery
Woodmen Hall
Wesitehle
gWoodquen Hall
San Antona
Woodmey Ball
Bam Houston
al. Wooten Hall
P.m
Regula
Sam Innston
de Eree
Tovalntyla
Saar Houston
Weedmer Hall
City Cemetery No
Savergiga
B. A. Hedepecht
Woodren
Clarkd
Euigs
Wooden of the World
I Wesatehie
Gon
Complander Stephen Gould
Cle
de. W. Moore
Commercial
Coneymnder
Albert Sema
J. Bell
Bim
the Farber
Cosh
Thie Order
Ubeihe
Wesatehia
Canin
Lin Fone Eam
Sam Honeton
Frst
Tivebeseat Cline
Woodmen Circle Details Local Membership and Leaders
The Woodmen Circle reports total local membership around 700 with Myrtle Grave No. 4 Olive Grave No. 1 and Abe Grave No. 187 named as organizations within the grove. Guardians and clerks listed include Mr. Ray Tour Chek and Mrs. James Senta, with Mary Taylor cited for grove leadership. The piece notes past service by Mary Taylor as grand degree and mentions representation by a Towns delegate at the Supreme meeting, reflecting ongoing ceremonial and community roles.
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Myrtle Grave
Ray Tour Chek
Mengbers
Sr Maznolly Qrove
Cuardat
James Senta
Flory Ly M. Rofiwetl
Olive Grave Noaiechin
Agnes Rubbekch
Mate Taslor
Woodman Civele
Olive Ceive
Aphee Robitasalt
Diana Ting
Mary ‘Aytor
Han Alue
Yowad
Lis Wat
Dalles
Narafile
Deine Dented
Fraternal Order of Eagles Initiation Ceremonies Delayed
The Fraternal Order of Eagles local Arrie No. 79 and San Antonio Arle No. 70 announce postponement of initiatory ceremonies. Details indicate scheduled social events and meeting after Koons at the hall, with units inviting participating members to attend the rescheduled rite and related activities.
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Koons
Pheh
Tie Hall
Oleh
San Antonio Arle No
Ruamriant
Bethlehem lodge meeting notices and related orders
Fragmented notice describes Star of Bethlehem lodge BMysile Laike No 5 and meeting details at Red Meira Hill with fourth Saturday and monthly schedule. Mentions Tha meeting Af Mrelle Toden No 3 O 5 B at Red Mon and references foundation and its success.
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Bmysile Laike No. 5
Order of WA Slac of
Bethlehem
Enn
Aid
Meira Hill
Red
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Stephen Gould
Merris BO. G. Ord Port Sa
Grand Ape Wy of the Republic
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Alamo Hive No
Ladies of the Maneatiecs
Derpaly
Sloner
Mithun Rebellah Loge
Alfigronce Natwens
Amon
Jonial Winrethal
Takun
Aso
Aga
Perio
Rebekah
Knights OF Columbus
Crody
Arine
Ask & Berman
B Flato
Houston
Counail Brandh
Naletio
Urihal
Galven
Knights and Ladies OF Honor
Olive Grove
Ily Din
Dagres
Henig
Niva
Mills
Apnow Kabitwsiel
Lynn A Holbert
Mis
Smile King
Winy Thamm
Mish Peterson
Islo Cawild
Ch Chery
Gayle Ries
A. Cyowelg
Maud King
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Mand. le Moifer
Wing Utter
Zellie Winger
Verder H Murrigan
Ragan
Therese McMahon
Nohlo
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Tesh Seong Sape
Steen
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Poard
Reglee
J. Murry
Rst
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Pera
Loriac Bowen Ragulia
Deeren
Permisston
Saverden
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Dnes
Vie
Ain
Tit Otter
Rofar Ax
A. Fpdaenhi
A Abe
Chile
B. J. McSulty
Beolharly
Cherestyy
Renavelent and Protective Order
Ths
Red Men
Nalehaz Tylbe No
Red Mead
Thea Welt
Mionelleba Goonelt Sc
de Lowrey
Ted Men
Ted
Abe Priav
John Bassharit
Tidge Nagab
al Phra
Reladte
Joh Basharet
Knights OF Pythias
Myrtle Grarg
Ofglank
Magewia Grove Wu
Ofvlack
Abe
Bridgerneaday
Mm & i
Fraternal Order OF Eagles
Star OF Bethlehem
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