Monroe Lodge Meets At I O O F Hall
Monroe lodge No. 424 of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows met at Crockett street hall with visiting members. A committee was appointed to seek a new meeting hall. Relief reports showed all members in good health. A funeral for Brother Rowley of Oak Lodge Indiana was noted with interment in the I O O F cemetery.
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Monroe Lodge
Crockett Street
Monroe Lodge No
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Brother Rowley
Oak Lodge
Indiana
Rowley
Lodge
W. O. W. Plans Membership Contest at Wesatchie Camp
Wesatchie Camp No. 38 of the Woodmen of the World kicked off a membership drive dividing officers and members into two teams to recruit 25 new members for the class initiation at the fair. Three new applications arrived and one candidate was initiated into Perfected Woodcraft. J. E. Diggs announced upcoming practice meetings for the degree team to perform at the fair.
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Wesatchie
Woodmen of the World
W. O. W. Booth
J. E. Diggs
Report of L. O. T. M. supreme review in San Antonio
Representatives led by Mrs Stella C Vodiie reported on the supreme convention. Out of town visitors included Mrs Warner lady commander of the Del Rio hive. Warner praised hive work and two prosperous San Antonio hives. Only business was presented and a banquet followed with a social hour.
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Stella C. Vodiie
San Antonio
Supreme Convention
Warner
del Rio
Mrs Friezen Presides At Charlton Temple Pythian Sisters
In the absence of the chief of Charlton Temple No 1 Pythian Sisters Mrs Paul Friezen presided on Thursday afternoon. Mrs Gussie Randol the most excellent chief was ill but all other officers answered roll call. Visitors included Mrs J R Winlack of Friendship Temple No 2 and Mrs Clara Walters with Mrs Carrie Gates. The relief committee reported a payer of members of the temple.
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Friezen
Charlton Temple
Pythian Sisters
Paul Friezen
Gussie Randol
J. R. Winlack
Friendship Temple No. 2
City
Clara ‘Walters
Carrie Gates
Friendship Temple
The
Temple
Knights and Ladies of Honor Initiation at Germania Lodge
The Knights and Ladies of Honor showed their initiatory work at Germania Lodge No. 1036 during the regular meeting Monday night. The newly organized degree team conducted the ceremony for several candidates. Four applications were received as the Labor Day meeting was shortened.
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Knights and Ladies of Honor
Germania Lodge
Natchez Tribe No. 2 Holds Brief Session
Natchez Tribe No. 2 Improved Order of Red Men met Monday night for a short business session. Committees reported and several membership applications by adoption were read as strong attendance and interest were noted.
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Natchez Tribe No. 2
Red Men
Labor Day Observances Delay Local Business Next Week
Many labor day celebrations were planned for Monday night causing deferment of business to the following week. The note indicates widespread event schedules impacting normal operations across the area.
Commercial Camp Met Monday At W O W Hall
A well attended brief meeting of Commercial Camp No 41 Woodmen of the World was held at the W O W hall on Commerce Street Monday night. Committee reports were heard and many reports acted on. Three new applications were received and two candidates obligated with initiatory work to be conferred at the next meeting.
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W. O. W. Hall
Commerce Street
Commercial Camp No
Woodmen of the World
New Home Discussed by San Antonio Odd Fellows
The erection of the Widows and Orphans home by San Antonio Lodge No 11 was discussed at the weekly meeting. Members strive to secure the project in San Antonio. A favorable committee report and an initiation application were noted. A large visitor turnout and an interesting talk were reported.
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San Antonio
Order of Odd Fellows
Myrtle Grove No 1 Woodmen Circle Holds Brief Meeting
Myrtle Grove No 1 Woodmen Circle met Tuesday afternoon at the forest. Members adjourned to attend the funeral of Frank Naylor son of Sovereign Annie Naylor. Three membership applications were received and committee reports heard. Visitors attended. Business deferred to the next regular meeting.
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Myrtle Grove
Myrtle Grove No
Woodmen Circle
the Forest
Frank Naylor
Annie Naylor
the Grove
Absence of Porfector Orr Noted at Lodge Meeting
John Bosshardt Lodge No 2223 Knights and Ladies of Honor held a Friday night meeting at the M W A hall on North Flores street. Porfector W D Orr was absent due to a Cincinnati trip as a delegate to the National Association of Stationary Engineers convention for two weeks. Two new membership applications were received and initiated by the degree team. Refreshments and dancing followed the meeting.
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W. D. Orr
John Bosshardt Lodge
Knights and Ladies’ of Honor
M. W. A. Hall
North Flores Street
Orr
Cincinnati
National Association of Stationary Engineers
Alamo Lodge No. 206
K. of Phallon
Market Street
Order
Blooming Review by Alamo Hive No 22 Sets Tomorrow
An interesting review will be held tomorrow afternoon at 32:30 by Alamo Hive No. 22 Ladies of the Macca bees of the World at the I C O F hall in the Crockett hotel. A large attendance of officers and hive ladies is requested. Visiting ladies are invited.
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Blo. O. T. M
Alamo Hive
Escort Team Organized at Alamo Lodge No 622
Alamo Lodge 622 Fraternal Brotherhood formed an escort team and held a drill practice after its latest meeting. Mrs Agnes Robitzsch was elected captain and has already proven herself capable.
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Alamo Lodge No. 622
Agnes Robitzsch
Lodge Meeting Notes Highlight Initiation and Reports
A Tuesday lodge meeting featured efficient initiation work by the escort team. New applications were received, committee reports given, and refreshments served at West Commerce Street club rooms. A special meeting was scheduled for next Thursday to finish unfinished business and discuss new matters.
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West Commerce Street
Magnolia Grove Dawn Social at Mrs Hendrix Home
Magnolia Grove No 26 Woodmen Circle hosts a lawn social at 627 Indiana street the night of Friday September 29 inviting W O W members and friends. Elaborate plans were made with committees appointed and Mrs W F Hendrix named general chairman. visiting sovereigns attended and one candidate was initiated.
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Magnolia Grove
Magnolia Grove No
Woodmen Circle
W. F. Hendrix
Indiana Street
W. C
Grove
Order
Degree Team Shower for Miss Lehrman at Plum Street
A Wednesday evening Miscellaneous Shower was hosted at Mrs. Lula Braden’s Plum Street home for Miss Ella Lehrman, a member of Myrtle Grove No. 1 Woodmen Circle. Guests included Mrs. Ray Toomey and others, with games and refreshments.
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Lula Braden
Plum Street
Ella Lehrman
Myrtle Grove No. 1
Woodmen Circle
Mabel Miller
Mollie Nelson
Mamie Connors
L. Boyd
Etta Gotthardt
Phillipps
Young
Baltezer
Braden
Monuments Unveiled by Myrtle Grove No 1
Monuments were unveiled last Sunday by Myrtle Grove No 1 Woodmen Circle to memorialize Sover eigns Stapp and Killed. Officers of the grove led the ceremony with the degree team. Mrs. J P Benkendorfer served as mistress of ceremonies and Dr Betterton delivered the oration.
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Myrtle Grove No. 1
Woodmen Circle
Sunflower Camp Plans Social Meeting of Royal Neighbors
Sunflower Camp No 4646 Royal Neighbors of America schedules a Wednesday night social with an engaging program and new contests. A brief business meeting will occur and degree team members are asked to attend as initiatory and floor work are demonstrated to several candidates.
Social Meet at Olive Grove No 157 Woodmen Circle
Woodmen circle at Woodmen hall Wednesday with Sovereigns Diener Brownwood Williams Fort Worth in attendance. Two applicants elected to membership and musician resignations accepted. Edna Mason elected to fill term. Joint picnic planned for September 16 with Myrtle Grove Olive Grove Woodmen Circle Wesatchie Camp 38 followed by a dance. Program by Miss Kroeger and Mrs Gleaser and refreshments served. Degree staff to practice next Wednesday.
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Olive Grove
Olive Grove No
Woodmen Circle
Wesatchie
Woodmen of the World
Series of Entertainments Planned by White Rose Grove
White Rose Grove No. 823 Woodmen Circle held a meeting at the W. O. W. hall Friday night where a plan for a yearly series of entertainments was unanimously approved. Committees were named to arrange a monthly event with September led by Mrs. Nell Webb who will host a progressive high-five party at her home. Each entertainment will be a different form. Several membership applications were approved and elected.
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White Rose Grove
Woodmen Circle
W. O. W. Hall
Nell Webb
Knights of the Maccabees Visitor Reviews San Antonio Tent
State Commander J. B. Sawtell of Waco, visiting head of the Knights of the Maccabees, attended San Antonio Tent No. 46 review at the S O F hall on Crockett street. It was the best attended and most enthusiastic in months with important business and committee reports. One candidate was elected to membership by initiation.
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J. B. Sawtell
Waco
Knights of the Maccabees
San Antonio
S. O. O. F. Hall
Crockett Street
Special Meeting Announced by San Antonio Lodge No 22
At the regular meeting of San Antonio Lodge No 22 Loyal Order of Moose an announcement was made about a forthcoming special meeting. The notice highlighted date and agenda pending further detail for members.
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San Antonio
Loyal Order of Moose
Free Rheumatism Cure Offered By Former Sufferer
An advertisement by Merk H. Jackson of 686 James Street Syracuse New York claims a personal cure for rheumatism and offers a free sample by mail to anyone who writes. He asserts the remedy cured him and others who were bedridden.
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Merk H. Jackson
James Street
Syracuse
N. Y
Jackson
Friendship Temple No 2 Celebrates 20th Anniversary
To celebrate twentieth anniversary of Friendship Temple No 2 Pythian Sisters a social is set for September 18 at Mrs Emma Balcom's home 129 California Street. A committee will report at Thursday's meeting. Mrs W A Speer and Miss Nora Speer were initiated by joint degree team led by Mrs Minnie Converse. Several new applications were read.
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Friendship Temple No. 2
Pythian Sisters
Temple
Emma Balcom
California Street
W. A. Speer
Nora Speer
Minnie Converse
Anniversary plans delay for Odd Fellows and Miriam lodges
The Alamo Rebekah Lodge No. 335 and Miriam Lodge discuss delaying the sixtieth anniversary celebration. A joint committee met but could not finalize arrangements and was granted more time. Visitors included Edith Axberg and several spouses from multiple states. Four applicants were elected, a lawn social success was noted, and Hallie Andrews received a leave of absence for the summer.
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Alamo Rebekah Lodge No
Order of Odd Fellows
Miriam Lodge
Order
Alamo Lodge
Edith Axberg
Chicago
T. P. Dustan
Oklahoma
Margis
California
Preston
Mississippi
C. E. Meliff
Noble Grand
Lawn Social Committee
Hallie Andrews
Elk Lodge No 35 Knights of Pythias Meets at Castle Hall
Elk Lodge No 35 Knights of Pythias held a Thursday night business meeting at Castle Hall on Market Street. Members transacted routine business and visitors proposed several tasks. one transfer card membership application was received.
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Elk Dodge
Castle Hall
Market Street
Elk Lodge No. 35
Knights of Pythias
Railroad Time Table Listing Multiple Train Arrivals and Routes
A garbled timetable lists trains from Houston coast Kerrville El Paso Cuero Victoria and northbound service with various hours. It includes No 1 No 5 No 4 No 9 and others with mixed am and pm times and divisions G H S A and Santa Fe notes.
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Houston
Coast
Kerrville
el Paso
Cuero
Victoria
East
Weet
G. H
8. A
Vict
Santa Fe
North
Motth
San Antonio Boy To Sing With Boston Opera Company
Rafael Diaz of San Antonio, 26, has signed with the Boston Opera company for the upcoming season. He studied in Berlin Paris and Italy and has a voice likened to Caruso. His mother at 402 Goliad street will join him in Boston this fall after his first U.S. appearance likely in October or November.
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Diaz
Rafael Diaz
Italy
Paris
Europe
Caruso
Boston Opera Company
Goliad Street
Boston
America
San Antonio
West Texas Military Academy
Justice Joseph Umscheid
Escaped trio used scissors to cut jail wall at Greenfield
Paul Hopper, held at East St. Louis, describes three men escaping Greenfield jail using borrowed scissors to cut through brick. Hopper and two others were seized by Detectives McMullen and Adamson. two companions remain at large. Hopper faces charges for involvement with a freight-house robbery.
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Greenfield
Til
Paul Hopper
North Eleventh Street
East St. Louis
McMullen
Adamson
St. Louis
Wesley Garland
William Jones
Hopper
Greenfié
Nigusu Nole Tito
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