Memorial service unity marks Knights and Elks gathering
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows led a local processional last week with the Tide Penfent Lodge No. 14 in Newry San Antonio. By-laws for the 31 Jug law were discussed but not acted on as several candidates received second and third degrees. The Grand Encampment of Texas approved uniforms for W and O Home boys and funded graves of John Shortridge and his wife.
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George W. Johnson
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Eagles No 70 meeting notes show growth and plans
Eagle Notes San Antonio No 70 reports four applicants elected and three referrals to committees. Members from Arizona and Ohio addressed the group. The order discusses an Eagles Rest cemetery block purchase, meeting time changes, and growing financial strength with improving member turnout and activity across Lodges Lotus, Unity, and others.
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San Antono Aeria No
Order of Eagles
Ely
Eagles
Arizona
Ohio
Callaghtin
Ines
Texas
Bng
Royal Achates Lodge Meetings Report Busy Evenings
Royal Achates records show both local lodges, Grivel No 61 and Alamo No 84, held semi monthly meetings last Tuesday with strong attendance and enthusiasm. Grivel initiated one candidate, elected two, and issued four membership petitions amid a post meeting supper and dancing. Alamo initiated two, received seven membership petitions, and announced an upcoming winter entertainment at Torney hall on November 27, with further social functions promised.
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Alamo Iudge No. G4
Pythian Hall
Alamo Lofige
Torney Hall
Loyal Americans The New Assembly at Odd Fellows Hall
The Lone Star Assembly No 1083 of Local American Officers Romihile forms the New Ideal assembly in healthy growth. At Thursday night’s Odd Fellows meeting there were nominations for membership by initiation and seven transfers received. Next meeting will present important business for members.
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Lone Star Assemly No
Loxal Amvricang
Ofie Romihile
Ideal Assembly
Magnolia Grove
Woodmen
Turer
Odd Fellows
Pearsall
Stephen Gould
B. R. Parker
Texas
Woodmen of the World Holds Early Meeting and Unveilings
Woodmen of the World Camp No 1 hosts the first meeting with an election of a member and a potential invitation to Devine for unveiling ceremonies on Sunday November 10. Devine Camp No 180 plans public unveiling in Devine cemetery with Congressman Morris Shepherd delivering the memorial oration and a barbecue to follow. Sam Houston Cain No 45 to unveil monuments for Sovereigns Vernon Appelt and G A Wurzlech of Sotol Camp No 167. Ten petitions for memorialship received and ten scholars elected. degree team with 17 candidates. A committee of officers organizes arrangements for the Devine event.
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Sam Houston Cain No
Sovereigns Verman Appelt
G. A. Wurzhieh
Sotol
Sanderson
Texas
Ariaht
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Snit
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Loral
Devine
Sia Houston Cat
SanaAn
Tonia Woodcraft
Lae Jug
Moses
Luling Cin
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Winkeley
Sint Houston
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Local Woodmen Committees Plan Unveiling Ceremonies and Favors
SundayNovember events advance ceremonial train trips for Woodmen and families to Devine to witness unveilings and a community barbecue. Houston camp raises funds to cover rail fare, while other local Red Men and Woodmen groups prepare coronations, dances, and social gatherings across nearby towns with multiple initiations and committee planning for upcoming dates.
Milam lodge marks thirty ninth anniversary of AOUW
The Ancient Order of United Workmen Milam lodge No 2 held a gala night for its thirty ninth anniversary with a social party, music, a literary program and free refreshments. Hon John H Bolton, a founder’s son, gave a lengthy speech praising the order and outlining its aims. He cited historical membership growth and financial figures, including large sums paid to widows and orphans through the grand lodge of Texas and the national organization since 1868, while warning about rising lodge costs and the risk to smaller fraternal orders.
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Glie Halk
Milam Lodge No. 2
Order of United Worker
John H. Bolton
Indley
Order of the United Warkmen
United States
Oman
John Jordan Upehareh
Meadsville
Order
United Worlanen
Stanc
Texas
Srmount
Tadly
Gram Lodge
Traver
Milam
Grand Lodge of Texas
Grand Lodge
Uni
Fraternal Brieflets Event in Texas Draws Attentive Crowd
A Texas meeting of the Modern Woodmen of America, Fraternal Brieflets No 12084, held at the Odd Fellows hall on Monday night, featured four candidates for initiation and a large number of petitions for membership. Committees overseeing the proceedings led the event.
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Texas
Modern Woodmen of America
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