Fraternal Lodge Hosts Meeting and New Members
Alamo Lodge No. 522 Fraternal Brotherhood of America met Tuesday night at Red Men Hall with 38 prospective members and eight candidates obligated. An after session ice course featured music and readings by local performers including Miss Claudia Smith and Mrs. N H White.
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Alamo Lodge No
Fraternal Brotherhood of America
Redmen Hall
Professor Welborn
Newton H. White
Claudia Smith
Robert S. Holmes
Newton H.ite
J. McCall
Mrs. White
N. H. White
Louis M. Coin
One Given Knight Rank At Lotus Lodge
At a Lotus Lodge No. 89 Knights of Pythias meeting on Monday one candidate received the knight rank and extensive lodge business was handled in executive session. Stephen Gould was elected as the lodge guest for the Corpus Christi convention with delegates to be entertained en route. Paul Friesen returned after illness and was welcomed by members.
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Lotus Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
Dallas
Fort Worth
Corpus Christi
Paul Friesen
Joint Board of Trustees
Stephen Gould
Initiate At a meeting of San Antonio Lodge No. 11
A San Antonio lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows held a meeting to initiate new members. The session focused on fraternal duties, community service plans, and lodge rituals.
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San Antonio
Independent Order of Odd
Woodmen of America Seek 1915 Head Camp Convention
See ks Head Camp H B Vodiie chairman of the committee of Bexar Camp No 12034 Modern Woodmen of America working to secure the Head Camp convention for San Antonio in 1915. The committee has been active for months and aims to please members. Eleven candidates were initiated Tuesday with the degree team. names include Alfred von Jess Harry E Hartley Edward Cook J C Newman John H Wharton Jr W Heuschkel H C Holcomb Charles Chamberlain H A Hanson Laurence Steenman and R Goforth. One member reinstated two transfer applications and one membership by initiation were received. A committee on resolutions for the death of W T Mullin grand marshal of the grand lodge was appointed Joseph Murray Albert Meyer and E M Hawk. The meeting closed after routine business.
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H. B. Vodiie
Bexar Camp No
Modern
Woodmen of America
Order
San Antonio
Alfred von Jess
Harry E. Hartley
Edward Cook
J. C. Newman
John H. Wharton Jr
W. Heuschkel
H. C. Holcomb
Charles Chamberlain
H. A. Hanson
Laurence Steenman
R. Goforth
W. T. Mullin
Grand Lodge
Joseph Murray
Albert Meyer
E. M. Hawk
Picnic planned by Sam Houston Camp Woodmen
Sam Houston Camp No 565 Woodmen of the World held a large meeting Thursday. VO candidates were initiated and seven applications balloted on six transfer card members were received. The picnic committee reported for the June 6 event and final arrangements will be set at the next regular meeting.
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Sam Houston
Woodmen of the World
Myrtle Grove No 1 Woodmen Circle Holds Regular Meeting
Myrtle Grove No 1 Woodmen Circle met Tuesday with large attendance. Mrs Alice Stephens of Olive Grove was honored though the drawing grants her monthly assessment. Three membership applications were received, one elected, one initiated, one transfer. They plan practice for songs and an Sept memorial service committee formed. Ice cream and cake served.
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Myrtle Grove
Woodmen Circle
Grove
Alice Stephens
Olive Grove
Mamie Connors
Stephens
J. P. Benkendorfer
Ray Toomey
Pythians Prepare Welcome for Delegates Traveling to Corpus Christi
Knights of Pythias committees arrange a 300 member train delegation from Dallas and Fort Worth to Corpus Christi. The event includes a 7 PM arrival, a 9 PM concert on Alamo plaza by the Weatherford Children’s band, and a Mexican supper at a local restaurant before the 11 PM departure to Corpus Christi.
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Pythians
Knights of Pythias
Dallas
Fort Worth
Corpus Christi
Weatherford
Alamo Plaza
San Antonio
National Ameria Assembly Meeting Notice
A regular meeting of the National Ameria Assembly is set for Tuesday at the Woodmen of the World hall. The date was misannounced and the gathering will follow a business session with a social hour and refreshments. Applicants will be initiated. all members are urged to attend.
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National
Ameria Assembly
Woodmen of the World Hall
Annual Ball Planned by John Bosshardt Lodge
John Bosshardt Lodge No 2233 Knights and Ladies of Honor held a meeting Friday with one applicant advancing to initiatory degree. A funeral benefit committee reported progress and the annual ball was set for May 15 at Turner Hall with tickets selling well. Charles Owen was chosen as guardian after A Hughes resignation, and a report on Mrs Mathilda Wranks' death was approved.
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John Bosshardt Lodge No
Knights and Ladies of Honor
John Bosshardt Lodge
Turner Hall
Meeting Adjourned After Several Aacrees Endorsement
The order was concluded as several approvals closed the meeting. Attendees reflected on the session and adjourned once all agenda items were addressed.
Ladies Nest of Owls Holds Well Attended Meeting
The Ladies Nest of Owls met Thursday with strong attendance. The relief committee reported rapid recovery of members previously ill and visits by members. The dance at Owls hall two weeks earlier was a financial and social success, followed by a social hour after the business session.
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Ladies Nest of Owls
Owls Hall
White Rose Grove 823 Meets With Large Attendance
White Rose Grove No 823 Woodmen Circle held a Friday meeting with a large turnout. A joint unveiling ceremony plan was discussed but no definite decision made. A social is set for Saturday May 24 at the Woodmen hall. Tickets from the recent fiesta social admit holders tonight. Mrs E E Mills, captain of the drill team, received a guitar for team use. Five applications were presented.
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White Rose Grove No
Woodmen Circle
Oodmen Hall
Grove
E. E. Mills
Davy Crockett Court Holds Meeting on Transfers and Picnic
At the Davy Crockett Court No. 60 meeting two transfer card applications were received one candidate initiated and one membership application. Two visiting Ben Hur members from Granite City Ill spoke on the order's good works. A picnic was planned with date to be set at the May 20 session with venue to be decided between the lodge hall on Soledad street or Beethoven hall.
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Davy Crockett Court
Beardsely
Lodge Hall
Soledad Street
Beethoven Hall
Knights of Pythias Unity Lodge meets with transfers and convention plans
Unity Lodge No. 36 Knights of Pythias held a brief meeting on Friday. One member was elected by transfer card. Several members announced intent to attend the Pythian convention in Corpus Christi this week and arranged travel plans.
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Unity Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
Corpus Christi
Concordia Lodge Knights meeting set for May 14
Concordia Lodge No 1793 Knights and Ladies of Honor will hold a meeting on Wednesday May 14. Initiations and other important business will come up for disposal.
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Concordia Lodge
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Commercial Camp No 41 Woodmen of the World Meeting
Commercial Camp No 41 Woodmen of the World met on Monday with three applications for membership. One candidate was initiated. The next regular meeting is May 19 when a social will be held for members and families. Arrangements committee reports progress and expects full readiness for a large attendance. Program for the evening is not yet complete.
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Woodmen of the World
Short Business Session at San Antonio Lodge 216 Elks
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Lodge 216 of San Antonio held a brief regular meeting. Two members were elected and one candidate was initiated, with one candidate initiated for Lodge 295 in Ohio. Routine lodge transactions were conducted.
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San Antonio
Benevolent Order of Elks
Ohio
Picnic Planned by Alamo Assembly No 1097
A meeting of Alamo Assembly No 1097 Loyal Americans of the Republic was held Wednesday. Four membership applications were read and referred to committee for investigation and three candidates were initiated. A committee was appointed to arrange a June picnic with date and place to be decided. A social hour followed with refreshments served.
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Alamo Assembly No. 1097
Convention Debate Shapes Prospects for San Antonio
At Bexar Camp No 12034 Modern Woodmen meeting on Monday the chances of bringing the head camp convention to San Antonio were discussed. A committee will work with the Chamber of Commerce on May 24 when D B Murphy of Leavenworth Kansas, a supreme board member, visits. An open session will compare hotel facilities and drawing cards. Five membership applications were received and two were initiated.
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Bexar
Modern Woodmen of America
Chamber of Commerce
D. BE. Murphy
Leavenworth
Kan
Supreme Board of Directors
Modern Woodmen
San Antonio
Red waters color vast inland seas and Dublin docks
Turrel aboard the Creole noted off the Tagus a surface of nine thousand acres colored scarlet by countless aquatic confervae. The Red seas derives its name from the water’s peculiar hue caused by immense numbers of these plants.
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Mediterranean
Grand Canal
Dublin
Tagus
Oregon Pioneer Francis X. Mathieu Seriously Ill
Francis X. Mathieu, an Oregon pioneer from 1842 credited with preserving the Oregon country for the United States, is gravely ill at the home of his son A. Mathhieu in Portland Oregon.
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Francis X. Mathhieu
Oregon
Oregon Country
United States
8. A. Mathhieu
Portland
Ore
Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder troubles
Advertises Texas Wonder as a remedy for kidney and bladder ailments including gravel diabetes and back pain for men and women and children. Promises two months of treatment per bottle and offers to mail for $1.90 with testimonials from St. Louis.
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Texas Wonder
Mali
Texas
B. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Dru
San Fernando School Marks 25th Anniversary In San Antonio
The San Fernando School, founded 1888 by Brothers of Mary to serve Mexican and poorer city youth, celebrates 25 years of continuous work. Led by Director Joseph Schwab, the school moved through several sites before settling at 220 South Laredo Street, serving as many as 300 pupils.
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Brothers of Mary
San Antonio
San Fernando School
South Laredo Street
Joseph Schwab
San Fernando
Brother Joseph
Landelin Beck
Society of Mary
John Claudius Nerez
Charles Francis
St. Mary's College
Buena Vista Street
Santa Rosa Avenue
San Fernando Cathedral
L. Beck
A. Spelber
St. Mary’s
Edward
St. Mary's
Cathedral
Louis Genolin
J. Antonio Dumoulin
el Padre Antonio
Sisters of the Incarnate Word
Military Plaza
South Laredo Stret
First president and teacher of San Fernando School
The article highlights the long tenure of the school’s first president and teacher, whose leadership spans 25 years to the present, emphasizing their extended influence at San Fernando School.
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San Fernando School
Ee See
San F
Jubilee program planned for San Fernando school
The school founded by the association marked its silver jubilee with 50 members led by J E Contreras as president and J R Gonzales as secretary. A two day celebration on June 15 and 16 includes attendance at high mass at San Fernando cathedral, a social and lunch, plus afternoon entertainments for younger pupils and an evening program.
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J. E. Contreras
J. R. Gonzales
San Fernando Cathedral
President of San Fernando alumni leader helps plan celebration
Mr. Contreras, former president of the San Fernando organization of former pupils, drove the effort to build the alumni group and now works with others to arrange the upcoming celebration.
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San Fernando
Contreras
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