San Antonio Camp No 529 Woodmen Reports Picnic Success
The committee of San Antonio Camp No 529 Woodmen of the World reported on the Sutherland Springs Picnic, praising the joint effort with other camps. The event was declared the order’s biggest success, initiatory honors were given to two candidates, and several applications were accepted. The meeting was well attended and the organized lodge will confer the degree on fifteen candidates.
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San Antonio
Woodmen of the World
Sutherland Springs
Forest Hall
Ladies of the Maccabees Plan June 30 Event
San Antonio Hive No. 3 women present a June 30 entertainment at Woodmen of the World hall. Miss Florence Cappuyens heads a committee with Mrs. Mary White Mrs Guetta M Johnson and Mrs Agnes Robitzsch arranging a musical and literary program with refreshments and planned surprises. A hive drill led by Mrs Robitzsch is featured and all Lady Maccabees and friends are invited.
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Lady Maccabees
Florence Cappuyens
Mary White
Guetta M Johnson
Agnes Robitzsch
San Antonio
Second Degree Conferred by San Antonio Lodge No 11
San Antonio Lodge No 11 of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows conferred the second degree on three members and on one Salt Lake City lodge member at its regular Tuesday meeting. New membership applications were received and visiting members delivered talks under the good of the order. Several reports were heard.
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San Antonio
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Salt Lake City
Wesatchie Camp Meeting of Woodmen of the World
Wesatchie Camp No. 38 held a regular Tuesday night session with a large turnout and full officer slate. Visitors from city camps attended as new membership applications were received and candidates were initiated into Woodcraft. Committees reported on the Sutherland Springs picnic and other camp affairs.
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Wesatchie
Woodmen of the World
W. O.W
Sutherland Springs
Commercial Camp Meets
A largely attended meeting of Commercial Camp No. 41 Woodmen of the World was held Monday night. Five applications for membership were received with one by transfer card. Two candidates were initiated and an incomplete report from the picnic committee was paid. Other routine business was conducted.
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Commercial Camp No
Woodmen of the World
Odd Fellows Lodge Organizes In Lockhart Meeting
Members of San Antonio Lodge No. 11 I O O F led by Albert Meyer Joe Murray and G E Meliff traveled by train to San Marcos then by auto to Lockhart for a called meeting. Fentress and Luling members joined as eight charter members formed a new lodge page.
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Lockhart
San Antonio
Luling
Alamo Lodge Big Meeting Brims With Attendance
Alamo Lodge No. 206 Knights and Ladies of Honor held a large regular meeting at the K of P hall on Market street. Visiting members from city lodges attended. committees were named to secure new paraphernalia, arrange next month’s social program, and organize for the Loyal Americans social. Membership applications were received and several elected.
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Alamo Lodge
Alamo Lodge No
Knights and Ladies’ of Honor
K. of P. Hall
Market Street
August Nester
San Antonio Assembly
M. W. A. Hall
August Black
Gus Buck
Installation Arrangements By Friendship Temple No 2
At the Tuesday afternoon meeting of Friendship Temple No 2 Pythian Sisters plans were made for the installation of officers on Saturday night July 1. Mrs J F Onion to install with assistance from Mrs Minnie Converse and Mrs Lydia Willard. Miss Florence Converse presided in absence of the chief. Auditing committee chaired by Mrs Lydia Willard with Mrs J F Onion and Mrs Carrie Cates named. A busy final session with several talks and important business.
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Friendship Temple No
Pythian Sisters
Castle Hall
Market Street
J. F. Onion
Minnie Converse
Lydia Willard
Florence Converse
Carrie Cates
L. M. Cain Elected President of Alamo Lodge
Newton H. White resigns as president of Alamo Lodge No. 522 Fraternal Order from Red Men hall on Soledad Street. L. M. Cain elected president and to be installed July 4 along with other officers for a six month term. Last meeting included four candidates and an entertainment program. A. Morgan Duke announced Texan members will travel July 6 to Los Angeles for the order’s Home Coming event.
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L. M. Cain
Newton H. White
Dorothy Whittaker
John Bara
A. Morgan Duke
Order
Los Angeles
Germania Lodge Elects Delegates for Grand Lodge Session
Germania Lodge No. 1036 Knights and Ladies of Honor elected delegates Otto Blumenthal Otto Gerlach Theodore Zepf and CC T Schoepfer as well as alternates Mrs Dora Beck Mrs Louise Gerlach Chris G Dulling and Emil Wiedenfeld for the Houston Grand Lodge session on August 8. The meeting at Owls hall on Soledad street drew large attendance for a birthday celebration with three new membership applications and two initiates.
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Germania Lodge
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Grand Lodge
Houston
Owls
Soledad Street
Otto Blumenthal
Otto Gerlach
Theodore Zepf
CC. T. Schoepfer
Dora Beck
Louise Gerlach
Chris G. Dulling
Emil Wiedenfeld
Meeting of Bolton Lodge at Odd Fellows hall
John H. Bolton Lodge No. 4 of the Degree of Honor A. O. U. W. held a Tuesday night meeting in Odd Fellows hall with one initiation. After refreshments the degree of honor day celebration continued at night as a large crowd enjoyed the exercises and social gathering.
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Bolton Lodge
John H. Bolton
U. W
Odd Fellows Hall
Social Meeting of San Antonio Assembly No 78
Thursday night the officers and members of San Antonio assembly No 78 Loyal Americans and their invited guests enjoyed a pleasant social meeting. All business was dispensed with for the evening as talks were given by various officers and visitors, followed by refreshments.
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I. A
San Antonio Assembly No. 78
Assembly
Council Initiates Eight New Members At Owls Hall
At the Owls hall on Soledad street the council initiated eight candidates and received twelve new applications. John Diggs was elected to fill the vacant second vice president post. Mrs. M B Halcom became council musician as the vacancy was declared at the prior meeting. Next month will feature the regular social meeting and a committee was named to arrange a musical and literary program.
Elect Officers for N A 8 S E No 7 Meeting
A largely attended meeting at the I O O F hall elected officers for the new term. George R Marshall is president and Sam W Long vice president with W D Orr as treasurer N H King as recording and corresponding secretary L A Brandt as conductor C H Collins as door keeper and W D Orr as delegate to the national convention in Cincinnati September 12 George Manshall is alternate G T Cushmar attended and spoke on NA SE work and association business was discussed.
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N. A
Cincinnati
George Manshall
G. T. Cushmar
Alamo Lodge D Work Honors Rebekah Candidates
The Alamo Rebekah page No. 335 conducted the Rebekah degree for candidates Guy Cater and R. G. Smith at the I O O F hall on Crockett street. Captain W. S. Urquhart directed the work as four new applications were received and five were elected by initiation. Final preparations for officers installation on the first meeting night in July were made and a final report from the Lock Social committee was received.
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Alamo Lodge
Rebekah
Guy Cater
R. G. Smith
Alamo Rebekah
Order of Odd Fellows
I. O. O. F. Hall
Crockett Street
W. 8. Urquhart
Lock
Elks Lodge to Stage San Antonio Houston Baseball Game
San Antonio Lodge No. 216 B P O E plans a July 8 baseball game with Houston lodge at Electric Park. Elks officers and members anticipate a big event with elaborate entertainments and several committees organizing details after Friday night meetings on Avenue E.
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San Antonio Lodge No
Houston Lodge
Electric Park
Houston
Elks
San Antonio
Avenue E
Sam Houston Camp Holds Meeting At Forest Hall
A large and enthusiastic gathering Thursday night at Commerce street forest hall hosted Sam Houston Camp No. 556 Woodmen of the World. About 150 members attended with visitors from city camps. The meeting transacted routine business. woodcraft rituals were shown to 19 candidates, 24 applications were balloted and accepted, and four new members were elected by transfer card.
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Sam Houston Camp
Forest Hall
Commerce Street
Sam Houston Camp No
Woodmen of the World
Order
Will People Control The Next Election Taft Is Sure To Run
Washington June 24 The question of how much say the people will have in the next republican national convention is raised as Taft is expected to run and control the platform and key posts. Reports suggest Taft may dictate the choice of vice president and committee chairs, with progressives warning about boss dominance.
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United States
Teft
Cummins
Iowa
Borah
Idaho
Taft
White Horse
National Committee
Hitchcock
Cortelyou
Roosevelt
Count
Reed
House of Representatives
Dolliver
House
Cannon
Article fragment hints at leadership and moral uplift pride
The text suggests a crowd believed they ran things and led a moral uplift movement, imagining they could continue to boss the job and win widespread applause.
Campaign crowd and a question of identity
Two men approached a campaign gathering and after listening to about ten minutes one asked who the speaker was. The other replied he did not know the name but noted the man praised himself highly.
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Success Magazine
Sambo
Hisself
Twenty Seven New Shriners Return From Austin Parade
The Arab patrol of Ben Hur Temple returns to San Antonio with twenty seven new Shriners after a desert ordeal and training in Austin. About 200 members attended the meeting where Rochester New York was chosen for the national conclave, with twenty one San Antonio members making the trip July 7 in C. F. Fowler’s private car. Names of surviving initiates include William Fenstermaker A. A. Hughes Guy McFarland H. D. Elliott H. B. Storey and others.
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Austin
Ben Hur Temple
Ben Hur
Shriners
Rochester
New York
San Antonians
Fowler
Trevail
William Fenstermaker
A. A. Hughes
Guy McFarland
H. D. Elliott
H. B. Storey
Chas. W. Taylor
W. F. McMullen
M. Herman
W. G. Hodd
M. Teidy
W. K. Sixsmith
M. Matthews
Geo. Kitchen
Little Miss Lucille Felder Hosts Fifth Birthday Party
Lucille Felder entertained several friends at her home 422 Garza Street for her fifth birthday. Winners of the donkey game were Frances Smith Florence Smith and Thad Perry. Light refreshments served to a list of young guests with several adults assisting in hosting.
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Lucille Felder
Garza Street
Frances Smith
Florence Smith
Thad Perry
Francis Smith
Anne Elise Mason
Jessie Fleming
May Spiers
Erma Henderson
William Rawlings Jr
Arthur Vetters
Edward Spiers
Wilford Keiler
James Felder
Crowless Rooster Project Stirs Kansas Science Debates
Kansas researchers push a crowless rooster study amid broader agricultural science debates. Officials weigh funding and ethical considerations as experiments progress.
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