Knights and Ladies of Honor Plan Dance at Alamo Lodge
Alamo Lodge No. 206 Knights and Ladies of Honor met at the K of P hall on Market Street. A dance date is being set by a committee, four transfer cards were received, mem bership initiations were referred to committees, and routine business was conducted. Delegates to the city lodge convention in Houston will meet Thursday night.
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L. of H
Alamo
Knights and Ladies of Honor
K. of P
Market Street
Order
Houston
Modern Brotherhood Convention in Dallas Draws 400 Delegates
The Modern Brotherhood of America held its state convention in Dallas on July 5 with over 400 delegates from 176 lodges. San Antonio’s T. E. Wood and W. C. McDonald call it one of the state’s best fraternal gatherings and commend State Manager F. E. Keith and Dallas hosts. Delegates elected to the Denver supreme convention include J. M. Davis Naples, J. W. Buchanan Honey Grove, C. W. Smart Jacksonville, G. L. Grisham Dialville, R. J. Shallcross Houston, and others chaired by Keith. Wood remains among at large selections.
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Modern Brotherhood of America
Dallas
San Antonio
T. E. Wood
W. C. McDonald
Wood
McDonald
F. E. Keith
Denver
J. M. Davis
Naples
J. W. Buchanan
Honey Grove
C. W. Smart
Jacksonville
G. L. Grisham
Dialville
R. J. Shallcross
Houston
C. W. Robinson
Buffalo
L. L. Byrd
Frost
W. H. Hill
Kirkland
J. M. Heffner
L. J. Sparkman
Granbury
W. C. Warrell
Corsicana
F. &. Keith
New Supreme Commander Elected At Maccabees Review
San Antonio hive No 8 of the Ladies of the Maccabees held a Monday review electing Miss Bina M West as supreme record keeper after the resignation of Mrs Lillian M Hollister due to ill health Frances Tatridge was also elected supreme record keeper One new member was initiated and guards under Mrs Agnes Robitzsch earned praise for their work.
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San Antonio
Ladies of the Maccabees of
Lillian M. Hollister
Bina M. West
Supreme Record Keeper
Frances Tatridge
Hollister
Agnes Robitzsch
Modern Woodmen Initiates Six at Bexar Camp Meeting
The Bexar camp No. 12,034 Modern Woodmen of America held a reg ular meeting Monday night to initiate six candidates. The degree team under Captain Vodiie exemplified the initiatory work. The session was well attended with strong enthusiasm and interest. Reports from the deputy and committees showed the camp and surrounding camps in excellent condition.
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Woodmen
Bexar
Woodmen of
America
Vodiie
Germania Lodge Social Meeting Draws Large Turnout
The Germania lodge No. 1036 Knights and Ladies of Honor held a regular monthly social at the Red Men's hall on Soledad street. Visiting members from city lodges attended and three initiation applications were read. A new degree team performed a practice drill before a social hour.
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Germania Lodge
Germania Lodge No
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Soledad Street
Order
Woodmen of the World Camp 41 Holds Semi Monthly Session
Commercial Camp No 41 Woodmen of the World met at Forest Hall on Commerce Street Monday night with large attendance. Routine business was disposed of and reports from standing committees were heard. Several applicants were balloted on and elected to membership by initiation. Three new applications were presented and referred to committees.
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Woodmen of the World
Forest Hall
Commerce Street
No 11 Completes Installation
G C Ridgeway serves as conductor and Phil Wantzloeben as right supporter to the vice grand of San Antonio lodge No 11 Independent Order of Odd Fellows in the completed installation ceremony.
Lodge Regular Meeting Highlights Attract Members
The regular weekly lodge meeting Tuesday night was well attended with many out of town members present. Under the good of the order members gave interesting talks and a large amount of new business occupied time. Several membership applications were received and much routine business transacted.
Woodmen of the World Prepare to Unveil Monuments
San Antonio camp No 529 of Woodmen of the World arranged partial plans for unveiling three monuments at a September date to be set by a committee. The Wednesday meeting drew a large turnout as members received guests and handled routine business plus three initiation applications.
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San Antonio
Guessing contest to be hosted by Pythian Sisters group
Friendship Temple No 2 Pythian Sisters announce a novel guessing contest social on Tuesday night August 1 at the Knights of Pythias hall Market street. An brief musical program and several unique guessing games are planned with several surprises promised. Members of the Pythian Sisters Knights of Pythias and friends are invited.
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Pythian Sisters
Knights of Pythias
Market Street
Degree Team Entertains San Antonio Lodge Meeting
The San Antonio lodge No 2473 Modern Brotherhood entertained officers and members with an evening of refreshments. Ten applications were balloted on and four admitted. Five candidates received initiatory honors. A cobweb dance is planned for August 2 at West End lake pavilion. The moonlight picnic at San Pedro Springs last week was a great success.
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San Antonio
Modern Brotherhood
Cob Webb
West End Lake Pavilion
San Pedro Springs
Moose Lodge Plans Delegate for Detroit Convention
At the San Antonio lodge No. 222 Loyal Order of Moose meeting the election of a delegate to represent the lodge at the convention in Detroit Michigan on August 25 was announced. The session drew a large turnout with spirited talks and substantial routine business handled.
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San Antonio
Loyal Order of Moose
Detroit
Mich
Charlton Temple No 1 Pythian Sisters Social Meeting
A largely attended Charlton temple No 1 Pythian Sisters meeting Saturday night welcomed visiting members. Most business was deferred for a social evening with an excellent program and an ice course served afterward.
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Charlton Temple
Charlton Temple No. 1
Pythian Sisters
Knights of the Maccabees Hold Regular Meeting In San Antonio
San Antonio tent No. 46 met at the Crockett hotel Odd Fellows hall with full officer attendance and many members present. The session covered important business and featured talks on improving the order financially and in membership by various officers.
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San Antonio
Knights of the Maccabees of the World
Odd Fellows Hall
Crockett Hotel
M A to reorganize degree team at Loyal Americans assembly
Assembly No. 78 of the Loyal Americans of the Republic held a largely attended meeting Thursday night. Six membership applications were read and other business transacted. August Nester, amusement committee chairman, reported the last social meeting was a great success and the committee was retained to plan another social event in August.
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Assembly No. 78
Sunflower Camp to Meet at M W A Hall
Sunflower camp No. 4545 Royal Neighbors of America will hold a regular session at the M W A hall on North Flores street on Wednesday at 3 o clock. All officers and members are urged to attend and the drill team will perform initiatory and floor work for several candidates. Visiting members invited.
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Sunflower
Royal Neighbors of America
M. W. A. Hall
North Flores Street
F. B. Install Officers at Alamo Lodge Meeting
Alamo lodge No. 6522 Fraternal Brotherhood officers were installed for a six month term. Deputy Newton H. White and Past President John L. Richter led the ceremony with officers including L. M. Cain as president and Mrs. R. A. Hall as vice president.
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Newton H. White
John L. Richter
L. M. Cain
R. A. Hall
Ace Fields
August Monier
Mary Hesse
E. C. Clavin
Mary Burnham
Local club hosts initiation and officer installation
A brief early evening meeting saw seven membership applications received and ten candidates initiated. Installation of officers was followed by dancing and refreshments. Notable attendees included Mrs. Sarah Cook Dorothy Whittaker trustees William English J A Windler Albert Carolus John Richter and Maude Richter.
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Sarah Cook
Dorothy Whittaker
William English
J. A. Windler
Albert Carolus
John L. Richter
Maude Richter
Puzzle master Lloyd’s death recalls a sales visit in New York
J M Wilson of the Palace hotel recalls meeting Sam Lloyd in his Globe Building office where Lloyd solved a puzzle and advised an advertising stunt using a soap block toy. Lloyd reportedly earned $5000 from the firm for creating the giveaway and remained remembered for his rapid chess and inventive mind.
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Sam Lloyd
Brooklyn
J. M. Wilson
Palace Hotel
Cincinnati Times-Star
Lloyd
New York
Globe
United States
Atlantic City
Puzzle king Lloyd dies leaving fortune and fame
Lloyd, famed for brain teasers like Pigs in Clover and Get Off the Earth, died leaving nearly one million dollars. His puzzles intrigued Cincinnati residents and even Phineas T. Barnum paid him handsomely for Barnum's Donkey. He was also a serious chess student and producer of problems.
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Lloyd
Phineas T. Barnum
Cincinnati
Declining France Child Survival Margin Grows
Out of every 100 male children born in France 70 survive now, up from 67 percent a few years earlier, signaling a rise in male infant vitality according to recent statistics.
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France
Radioactive Bel Grade Water Triggers Source Probe
City officials say Bel Grade water is intensely radioactive and scientists are searching for the radium source guiding corrective action.
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Belgrade
Why Actresses Never Grow Old
An article ponders why actresses appear younger than their years and suggests mercorized wax as a simple secret to a youthful complexion. It claims use of the wax removes old cuticle, hides lines, patches, and blemishes, and asks other women to adopt the method.
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Juliet
Railroad Time Table Highlights Traffic With Multiple Routes
A fragmented railroad timetable lists arrivals and departures for northbound and southbound trains, including connections to Palestine, Houston, El Paso, Kerrville, and Victoria. It notes local and long distance services with various numbers and destinations, plus morning and evening departures and arrivals.
Santa Fe Train Entries From the North
Train listings show No. 7 arriving from the north and No. 9 also from the north with additional notes on No. 6 heading north. company I and B Devot referenced.
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Santa Fe
B. Devot
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