Meetings and lectures at Woodmen halls and camps
A garbled notice lists morning and afternoon meetings at Albert Sidney Tamson Camp No 144 United Confederate Veterans and Albert Sidney Johnston Camp No Gai United Confederate Veterans at Woodmen Hall and Red Man Hall plus Ladies of the Macestroes at Leary Camp No 464. It includes a long admonitory verse about secrets and virtue, praising Young Marion and the value of integrity in lodge work, and a critique of careless talk.
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Albert Sidney Tamson
United Confederate Veteran
Albert Sidney Johnston
Camp No. Gai
United Ponfederits Veterans
Woodman Hall
Alaine Lye
Red Man Hall
Leary Camo
Royal Neils Pos
Awerice
Woodmen Fell
Fraternal Gatherings Highlight Work Ethic and Initiations
A fraternal meeting notes emphasize steady work and self discipline as keys to true success, with members urged to value daily labor over applause. The report covers attendance, social refreshment, and several initiation and petition actions across Anchor Lodge No. 124, San Antonio Commandery, Alamo Lodge No. 44, Tash digit Tivuson Chapter No. 21, detailing Entered Apprentice and Fellow Craft examinations and degree conferrals.
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Iene Crea
Cal
Anchor Lodge No. 124
Frey
San Antonio
San Antonio Commandery NO Koishts Templar
Order of the Red Cross
Alamo Lodge No
Ansien
Tash Digit Tivuson
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Lodge Activities and Meetings Detailed
The article lists Masonic group meetings in San Antonio area clubs including Momo Lodge No 14 Anchor Lodge No 424 Raplreson Chapter 21 and other bodies meeting on specified monthly dates. It describes recent events at Masonic Hall on Devine Street with ceremonies by the Grand Marshal of Texas and notes recent degrees and initiations across multiple chapters and orders.
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Momo
A. Pda
Anchor Lodge
A M
Raprleson
Naval Arch
Tels
RECON
Antonio Commanteri
Knights Templar
Greene Jar
Auris
Adah
Order of the Gaptern Star
San Antonio
Order of the Wastern Star
Secun Il
Jornal Maconie
Miasonic Tall Devine
Solotad Street
Wneil
Mew Marans
Texas
Odd Fellows Regular Meetings in San Antonio Lodge No 1
The long notice details weekly meetings at the Odd Fellows hall for San Antonio Lodge No 1 Mourog Lodge No 422 Bexar Mocampment No 11 and Miriam Rebekah Lodge No 24 with nights and times, plus motion on membership and building plans for a new lodge building with costs, design proposals, and anticipated construction steps.
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San Antonio Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Mourog Lodge No
Bexar Mocampment No
Miriam Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows
Star of Bethlehem Lodge Meets to Plan Monthly Session
The Star of Bethlehem lodge Myalte Star No 3 meets monthly on the second and fourth Tuesday at 9 oclock in Ret Men s Call. By Laws adopted reflect aims for social safety and community duties. Worthy Losat A Beilrony chaired the meeting and outlined new initiatives and calendar activities.
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Myalte Star Lodge No
Belhteherm
Sa’clork
Myalte
Trinlahem
A. Beilrony
Sean
N. Dagren
Knights of Pythias Fraternal Order Notices and Local Lodge News
The Knights of Pythias publish a calendar of lodge meetings at Lyda hall and Pyling hall with times for Monday, Thursday, and Friday sessions. Reports note past leadership changes, including Tullas as nextmeeting place, and mention Texas towns and grand lodge activities with several regional delegates present.
Red Men Meets Weekly in Local Lodges
The Improved Order of Red Men and related councils hold weekly meetings at Red Men’s halls. Natcherribo No 4 meets Thursdays at 8:90 o’clock, Minnehaha Council No 1 Degres of Perghontas meets on the first and third Fridays at 8:30 o’clock.
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Natcherribo No
Red Men
Red Men's Air
Minnehaha Council No
Degres of
Perghontas
Order of
Red Men's Hall
Fraternal Lodge Meeting Notes and Officer Elevations
Thursday night RMR Lodge No fields report no petitions for membership and announce two candidates for the next meeting. Mentions weekly gathering at Temple No 24 and lists officers and dignitaries, with details on the new home location and upcoming events. Also notes Natalies Tribe No 4 officials due for state registration and tribal chief elevations, plus forthcoming council activities.
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RMR Lodge
Wmembacshine
Ranke
Tite Tarte No
Roemlar
Witteh
Yooteray
Woorman of the World Woodineh Calendar Initiation Note
The Woorman of the World assembly at Woodmen hall reports Commercial Camp No. 41 and Camp No. 48 meeting on Mondays and Wednesdays with rituals and ceremonies. About 200 members across camps attended the event with the Woornien Circle participants. Commercial Camp No 41 initiated a candidate and welcomed two applicants to membership.
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Woodineh
Woodamen Hall
Wesntehle
Woodmen Hall
San Antonio
Thursiays oFervey Thonth
Speane
Savernigas Blas
Grier
Ardot
Woornien
Apescisi
Saar To
Wesatchie Camp petitions and Antonio Camp reports
Tuesday night Wesatchie Camp No. 88 received one petition for member slip and elected three applicants. Weainexday night Sao Antonio Camp No. 628 received two petitions for membership. the remembrance committee report was received and filed, the committee thanked and discharged.
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Sao Andonio Gamp
Gianandi
Wezree
Woodmen Circle Meetings and Socials Advised
Regular meetings held by Myrtle Grove No. 1 Magnolia Grove No. 26 and Olive Grove No. 157 at Woodmen hall on varied days with 3 8 and 2 o clock start times. A class of 23 initiated at Myrtle Grove No. 1 and a dime social planned for July 30 with music literary numbers and refreshments. Olive Grove No. 157 initiated seven candidates and received two petitions. Mrs Agnes Robitzsch honored with diamond ring in Highl's contest. Death of Mrs Elizabeth Crive announced and appropriate action taken. A dime social slated for August 7 with musical and literary program and refreshments.
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Myrtle Grove No. 1
Woodmen Pall
Oilva Grove No. 157
Guardiem Mra
Agnes Robitzsch
the Grove
Highl
Elizabeth Crive
Woodmen Hall
Fraternal Eagles Aerie Meeting and Upcoming Events
The Local Aerie San Antonio Apvico No. 7 meets on the second and fourth Sundays at 3 o'clock in the hall over Groog bank. Twelve candidates learned the first degree last Sunday. The next regular meeting is Sunday July 8 with plans for a large turnout and funeral rites for the late Henry Hein. Past President Wm. A. Simms will attend the Grand Aerie session in Norfolk September 8 to 13.
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Atria
San Antonio Apvico No. 7
Groog’ Bank
Earle
Turner Air
Antonio Aerie
Henry Hein
Reeifencu
Gramt
Secretare
T. Souler
Twain
Allan
Brendan Feyeh
Evpeottal
Wm. A. Simms
Norfolk
San Antonlinis
Knights and Ladies of Honor Lodge Notices and Events
Mesting Nights Gorm Bade No 1036 meets first and third Tuesdays at Pythian hall. Alok Lodge No 208 meets first and third Wednesdays at Pythian hall Concordia. Lodge Su Tuni meets second and fourth Wednesdays with Red Mo’s ball. Trelgo Na 22st Tera mm second and fourth Fri MW ron sab Teles Laie Git Last Weer's Events. July Birthday Party held with members from many countries, music dancing and refreshments. Petition discussions held but invitations delayed. John Trosshardt Lodges No 2223 held a special session with a program including Hilera’y and inviting guests to dancing. Alamo Lodge 206 held a largely attended meeting at Pythian hall and announced candidates.
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Gorm
Pythian Fall
Olalock
Alok Lodge No
Pythian Hall
X C'Elock
Concordia
Su Tuni
Velork
Mia
United States
Wwe
John Trosshardt
Hilera
Alamo “Lodge Io
BINAL B'RITH Meets on Second and Fourth Tuesdays
Tiar Tadga No 207 of the Independent Order of B Nes IA holds meetings on the second and fourth Tuesdays each month at Temple Beth BL vostey at 80p In Binal G'hith election the following alfcore were started to Modash meeting of dar Ladee No 11 Independent Order of BYNas BML Troadent-ltoa A Bacr
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B'Nes IA
Binal G'hith
Alfcore
Modash
Dar Ladee No. 11
Bynas Bml
Ltoa A
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Grand Fraternity Meeting Notes From Early San Antonio Branches
President Aratein and secretary Oppentiginor lead the Grand Fraternity meetings held monthly at Woodmen hall and Ellis hall. San Antonio Branch No 391 reported a regular semi monthly meeting with four candidates invited, organizer Dr. H. R. LaMay plans a large candidate class for the next text meet, with strong interest from the Hely Circle.
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San Antonio
H. R. LaMay
Hely
Nevota
Modern Woodmen of America Texas growth and meeting plans
The Local Camp No. 12034 of the Modern Woodmen of America in San Antonio plans a meeting on Wednesday with 27 new members to be introduced, boosting Texas membership to over ten thousand. The article notes strong growth, a treasury surplus of 4.59 million dollars, and active recruitment led by Denny W. McDonald with J. R. Hays overseeing Texas district activities.
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Madern Woodmen of America
Oorver
Thie City
Ord
Wiest
Maders Woodmen of America
Texas
Ense
Denny W
McDonald
Sfak
J. R. Hays
Loyal Americans San Antonio Assembly Meeting Note
Loyal Americans. San Antonio Assembly No 78 Royal Amuringus of the Republic meets the first and third Tuesdays of each month at Red Men’s Hall at 830 p.m. onward. A recent meeting drew over 70 members with five candidates initiated and fifteen petitions for membership received. Another assembly is being organized with plans to grow rapidly.
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San Antonio
San Auitoule
AL Inst
Thesday
Sin Antonin Assembly
Allethang
Republic
The French Mutual Protection Society Celebration
The French Mutual Protection Society of this city marked the Bastile anniversary with a rare gathering last Sunday. The membership numbered about fifty, including several leading citizens and business men. Members contribute monthly dues used to fund sick benefits, and the society emphasizes fraternal and social aims along with language requirements for membership.
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Pavie
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Yatb
Somlaty
Freaken
Jean Lousianna Proshtent
D. Licker
Steve Oussel
Sannor
Trengayer
Gastanala
Winahee Comininog
Jos
Pievy
Ay Keith
Joa. Sells
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Woodmen Circle
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Woodbienhal
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Woodten Fall
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Fraternal Order OF Eagles
Knights and Ladies OF Honor
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