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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1902

Page

2

Knights Templar Convenes Scranton Conclave Delegations

Reading commandery travels to Scranton with Ringgold band led by M. A. Althouse and a large Hazleton Mt. Vernon delegation. Officials include Post commanders and eminent command er officers, with extensive lists of members and guests attending the gathering.

Return trip includes Allentown visit and Duck Farm supper

The schedule calls for a 1:30 p.m. Wednesday start with a four hour stop in Allentown. Tourists will visit Dorney's park and conclude with supper at the famous Duck Farm hotel.

St. Charles Allentown Dorney's Park Duck Farm Hotel

Temple Commandery No 60 Opens Meeting in Tunkhannock

Temple commandery No 60 of Tunkhannock held its first meeting on March 5 under a dispensatio from the grand commandery of Pennsylvania. Officers listed include Frank H. Platt as eminent commander.

Temple Commandery Tunkhannock Grand Commandery of Pennsylvania Frank H. Platt

Tunkhannock Temple Commandery Attends Conclave

The Temple commandery marked its twentieth year with seventy four members and sixteen knightings in the past year. Notable attendees included Hon. Frank H. Pratt and Hon. George W. Cooke, ex-legislators, plus various local officials and editors. The conclave list covers officers and guests led by Eminent Commander Lewis J. King and Generalissimo Lewis B. Wampler, with petitions and charters noted from Wilkes-Barre and Pittsburgh.

Draper Billings James W. Platt Frank H. Pratt Pennsylvania George W. Cooke H. W. Bardwell Tunkhannock Robert W. Bannatyne George 8. Baldwin Judson Stark Tracy Roberts Nathaniel A. Mckown Truman Vosburg Leroy T. Burns Roscoe T. Handrick Moses Shields, Jr Charles M. Barlow Charles KE. Space John B. Jennings Edgar A. Adams Nelson L. Walker Henry F. Metcalf Dexter W. Stark Charles G. Brown John FB. Fassett Isaac Wi. la Garre Ruel E. Billings Wellington L. Clifford Harry L. Johnson Harry D. Billings Fred J. Billings Aaron Brown Orrin V. Love Spencer D. Reed Oscar H. Kennedy Edwin N. Stone J. Howard Hungerford Charles Fredenburgh Loren L. Travis Maurice L. Jennings Charles BE. Goodrich Charles P. Shaw Percy 8. Stark Fred B. Jennings Temple Commandery Charles MF. Space Ava Keeler Bradley W. Lewis Henry H. Wilbur Frank H. Jarvis Charles Eli. Goodrich George F. Alleman Fred Billings F. Judson Bardwell Percy Stark Sentinel John B. Fassett George Baldwin

Pittsburg Sends Mixed Delegation to Scranton Conclave

For the first time in years Pittsburg omits a full commandery from the annual conclave due to distance from Scranton. A mixed delegation of senior Templar leaders from Pittsburg and Allegheny arrives, including three past grand commanders and numerous high officers from No. 1 commandery and others such as Duquesne No. 72 and St. Omer No. 7, Brownsville.

Pittsburg Scranton Allegheny No. 1 Commandery James H. Sampson M. M. Felker P. C Herman Junker J. G. Morris Eli Edmundson George C. Johnstone David R. Torrance Arthur B. Wigley Charles A. Hedges Henry L. Dixon Edward Lewis C. G William A. Earry Tancred William I. Mustin BE. C Benjamin N. McLain Bell John T. Cunningham D. W. C. Carroll John Dilworth Weidman Murray

Hutchinson Commandery 82 in Norris town with Pottsville band

A unit from Hutchinson commandery number 82 based in Norristown is quartered at the Jermyn and has brought along the renowned Third Brigade band of Pottsville. The band’s playing is a prominent feature of the gathering.

Town Group Lists National Guard Encampment Attendees

The city hosts a state encampment of the National Guard with members of the commandery present. Names listed include A. J. McFarland A. H. Roof Daniel Jones Willian Benner Charles Johnson Daniel Yost Edward Nyce Daniel Sinclair Joseph Hart William Rittenhouse Walter Derr Leyahon Thomas Charles Wainwright C. H. Alderfer B. I. Whitley Water Childs Daniel Hitner John Bennett 8S B. Drake D PF. Templeton William E. Perry A. Crawford O. F. Lenhardt Edward Crawford and Wilson D. Althouse.

National Guard A. J. McFarland A. H. Roof Daniel Jones Willian Benner Charles Johnson Daniel Yost Edward Nyce Daniel Sinclair Joseph Hart William Rittenhouse Walter Derr Leyahon Thomas Charles Wainwright C. H. Alderfer B. I. Whitley Water Childs Daniel Hitner John Bennett B. Drake

Chester Commandery Officers and Members Report

Chester Commandery No. 56 meets at Hotel Arlington with 103 members, officers listed including Eminent Commander S. E. Be. Kay and Generalissimo Albert H. Gaker. Present are Stacey Glauser Joseph M. Harper William M. Ford J Irwin Taylor and others.

Arlington Chester Commandery No Chester S. E. BE. Kay Albert H. Gaker J. E. Oliver J. W. Booth William F. Mitchell William H. Call Blume Stacey G. Glauser Joseph M. Harper William M. Ford J. Irwin Taylor H. Appleton Harry Pedlaw A. H. Becker Samuel C. Chase W. H. Bickley George W. van Horn J. D. Oliver Robert J. Knott J. Oliver W. B. Harvey Dr. Baird

Hospitaller Commandery No 46 Delegation at Conway House

Members of Hospitaller Commandery No 46 of Lock Haven gather at the Conway house. The delegation includes Eminent commander Philip P. Rittman and other officers led by George W Vernes and Emory D Waters. Additional attendees listed include Albert Marolf and Harry C Truny among others.

Hospitaller Commandery Lock Haven Conway House Philip P. Rittman W. H. Klopp K. Dp Botchler A. Cochran Harry C. Truny Sedgewick Kistler Mussina E. G. Layden Simon Seld J. H. Miller D. Truny Baker Patterson A. Grugan L. Walters Herbert Rothrock John M. Ward F. France

Mt Olivet Commandery HQs Thrive at Jer men Hotel Erie

Mt Olivet Commandery No 30 of Erie uses the Hotel Jermyn writing room as its headquarters near the Lackawanna station. Knights from across the state filled the room with past commanders and sixteen present members listed among the attendees.

Mt. Olivet Commandery Erie Rie Lackawanna Jermyn F. J. Bassett Frank McSparren Peter Barkey David A. Sawdey A. P. Burton J. L. Sternberg Henry HB. Fish Joseph H. Willams C. P. Hughes W. A. Ruppert W. S. Roze J. T. Caldwell C. H. Geiger R. B. Taft B. R. Young Henry Fritz F. B. Gilbert Curtis

Local Officials Named in City Records

Brevillier J L West James Spicer E T Bennett J O Hay and G J Miller are listed among the names appearing in the city records for a public matter or committee designation.

Corinthian Chasseurs of Philadelphia Gather at Hotel Jermyn

The Corinthian commandery of Philadelphia known as the Corinthian Chasseurs, numbering about 600 members, convened at the Hotel Jermyn. The roster includes Ed B. Spencer and many prominent business and educational figures from the city.

Corinthian Commandery Philadelphia Corinthian Chasseurs Jermyn Ed. B. Spencer P. G. C. Richard (. Ballinger Ed. Perry M. H. Buckley R. C. Ballinger

Philadelphia No. 2 Commandery at Jermyn Meeting

Philadelphia No. 2, one of the oldest in the state, stops at the Jermyn. Officers listed include Eminent Commander Charles Band and Captain General Murdock Kendrick. Members present include George W. Kendrick Jr and Frank M. Highley among others.

Charles 8. Foos Boys Samuel D. Dibert James W. Yocum John Drexel Fred A. Dickinson Philadelphia and Reading Railroad John D. Mishler James H. Renninger Geo. H. Valentine Reading M. D. Trexler C. D. Werley Andrew J. Fink, Jr A. B. Stein John EB. Clouser Roeder John C. Glase Sharman I. G. Rhonda J. Harry Leippe Charles Barto Cc. M. Evans E. P. van Reed W. H. Denlinger F. F. Seidel Allen J. Ink Mrv John A. Burkey Mra D. Dibert Emerich B. Jennings Misses Jennings William ‘Reese Hua Long Niel J. Hendel H. L. Sartorius W. A. Schmidt C. 8. Boos George W. Wkehl W. Hi. Smith I. G. Leiby J. G. Leiby Ringgold Scranton David Ti Schmehl Samuel Dd Dibert James H.renninger Harry Leippe John ‘O Gilase Reading Knights Delaware Road Hudson Philadelphia Jermyn Philadelphia No. 2 Charles Band F. J. Callahan Murdock Kendrick A. Howard Thomas Frank M. Highley George W. Kendrick, Jr George Herkler J. B. Jardella Robert Voight M. B. McLay Charles H. Band Andrew Brown Warren T. Ware Ralph HE. Siltzer George B. Wells John A. Perry F. H. Gordon W. J. Grilver KB. A. Crineger

Lancaster No. 13 Masons Meet at Hotel Terrace

Delegation from Lancaster commandery No. 13 attends a conclave at the Hotel Terrace. Officers present include Eminent Commander William H. Bitner and Captain General John L. Martin, with Recorder Joshua Lyte and Treasurer Joel Baby among attendees. Additional members listed include John H. Myers Robert W. Groezinger D Miles Hertz Park Crawford Henry L. Zook Fred Fisher and others.

Hotel Terrace Lancaster Commandery No. 13 Lancaster William H. Bitner Casimo J. W. Lousinger John L. Martin Joshua L. Lyte Joel 38 Baby John H. Myers Robert W. Groezinger D. Mileshertz Park Crawford Henry L. Zook Fred Fisher Fred Achey Luther Schroeder Fred Sear John Echterlasht J. W. Lausinger M.T. Reeder Joshua L. Lute D. Eb, Aukamp Mountain Commandery No. 10 Altoona A.L. Hench Isimo Allen Beckley George Wichum Wilson Turner Howard D. Crawford

List of Lawyers Names Noted in The Record

Lawful reference lists a roster of attorneys including A L Hench I J Hemphill Chas Blersacher J E Elway H Crambaker 8S A Martin Chas G Mutias J F R Helmer W A Maguire John Dowling J W Lupier H J Markey W O Kepper Wilson McClellan and J H Glasgow.

A. L. Hench I. J. Hemphill Chas Blersacher J. E. Elway H. & Crambaker A. Martin G. Mutias J. FR. Helmer W. A. Maguire John Dowling J.W. Lupier H. J. Markey W. O. Kepper Wilson McClellan J. H. Glasgow

Lewistown Commandery No. 26 Quarters In Pullman Car

Lewistown commandery No. 26 meets in a Pullman sleeping car with officers and knights listed including Eminent Commander James Macklin Generalsimo Willam H H Wren Captain General Joseph J Woods Recorder William F Eckbert Jr Treasurer A B M Harahberger and knights Jesse R Brown A M Smith E H Heverley J G Selheimer H J Felix J D Walk 713 F Scheibly H C Kulp J M Stettler.

Lewistown James Macklin Willam HH Wren Joseph J. Woods William F. Eckbert, Jr M Harahberger Jesse R. Brown P. C A. M. Smith E. H. Heverley J. G. Selheimer H. J. Feilx J. D., Walk F. Scheibly H. C. Kulp J. M. Stettler

Gold Battalion to Honor Past Commanders at Convention

A procession near the head will feature the Gold Battalion for all past commanders with gold badges. D. R. Torrance, Pittabure city treasurer, joins the Smoky City delegation. Out of town bands serenade The Tribune, signaling strong state band standards.

Penman D. R. Torrance Pittabure Tribune Third Brigade Pottsville Fisk Williamsport Ringgold Reading Preseverance Band Lebanon Samuel J. Rouse Gethsemane Commandery York York Lodge A. M Howell York Commandery Gethsemane HE. Ancona Steiner Hugh de Payengs Commandery No. 19

Masonic Supplies Displayed by Williams & McNulty

Today and tomorrow Williams and McNulty at 129 Wyoming Avenue show Masonic paraphernalia and E T uniforms from the M C Lilley Co of Columbus Ohio. The display promotes the largest society supply house in the world with uniform and supplies available at low prices.

E. T Williams & MccNulty’s Wyoming Avenue M. C. Lilley Co Columbus Ohio

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dorothy Dodd the Brooks & Sanderson Shoe Co Lackawanna and Wyoming Avenues Oxford Knights Templar Throng City Mount Vernon Hazleton Mt. Vernon William F. Adams Charles A. Smith John W. Clark Jeremiah McAvoy Thomas A. Harris Hiram P. Kuntz Frederick L. Smith Amantes M. Eby William 8. Jenkins William Glover, Jr George R. Clark Lloyd T. Conner Fred H. Coyle Clarence J. Creveling John J. Coyle William F. Danzer Sylvester Engle Samuel Y. Fredrick Stephen &. Fisher Arthur C. Foos A. D. Guencher Chris C. Heller James G. Harvey Andrew PF. Hager John R. Holeman H. W. Heldenreich Richard ©. Jones George J. Ko Charles H. Rice Frank W. Smith Thomas &. Samuels William J Thomas John H. Wars Julius Wolf Fred Kh. Lerbey George B. Jermyn Wilkes-Barre Lewis J. King Lewis B. Wampler Matthew D. Permuan A. E. McLean J. Rouse Edward M. Vandersloot Harry KE. Buckingham William T. Nelson N. Sargent Ross J. Frank Small M. D John T. McFall P. K. Devers J. Lewis King Ronis B. Wampler Matthew D. Porman Knights J. McAllister Gemmill Edgar Y. Shearer Lewis Shire Lemon Love William ©. Thompson Henry Thomas J. M. Curran J. ¥. Lutz M.D J. H. Bennett George W. Drury Charles M. Motter Eli H. Z Ork Grand Commandery Agscalon R. R. Woodburn EB. C John D. Mars Lae Chester Commandery
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