Remembrance of Crusader Valor At Armory Parade
A grand parade at the armory drew about twenty thousand spectators as knights and Indies marched past a crowded reviewing stand. Police patrolled the route, reporting no significant incidents during the procession.
Day That Will Live in Memory of Knights Templar Conclave
Thousands witness the forty-ninth annual Grand Commandery of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. A morning parade featuring bands banners and knights grants a grand spectacle, followed by a night grind pull tournoi with plumed knights and elaborate costumes. The opening session and assorted excursions complete a memorable day.
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Knights Templar
Grand Commandery
Pennsylvania
Busy Knights parade ends with Home Sweet Home finale
A bustling day for the Knights and their ladies concluded with the final chorus Home Sweet Home as rain pinched the morning then cleared before parade time. A huge crowd filled principal streets with ropes marking the route and spectators packed windows and roofs for the view.
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Lihors
Roche
Innvech
Parade and Review of Visiting Knights Draws Large Crowds
The parade and grand review of visiting Knights Templar drew about 1,800 marchers and huge crowds, despite cool weather. Police controlled crowds along Mulberry to Linden streets led by Superintendent Day, with Captain Roche directing roped streets and orderly conduct along the central city route.
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Roche
Mulberry Street
Day
Mulberry
Linden Streets
Templar
Knight Templar
Penman
Knights Templar Parade Draws 600 Piece Band On Washington
A large Knights Templar parade in Scranton featured a 600 piece massed band playing March Religioso as commanders rode in review behind Grand Commander Penman. Dozens of commanderies from across Pennsylvania and New York followed, with past commanders, standard bearers, and a Corin thian escort forming a grand procession.
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Wyoming Avenue
Washington Avenue
Mulberry Street
Pine Street
Adams Avenue
Adams
Spruce
Washington
Lackawanna
Franklin
Penman
Government Building
John P. 8S
Gobin
Lebanon
Unite States
R. E
Arthur MacArthur
Troy
N. Y
United States
New York
Pennsylvania
John Wallerchamp
Harrisburg
Witt C. Carroll
Pittsburg
George W. Kendrick, Jr
Philadelphia
Joseph Alexander, Jr
Scranton
Lee S. Smith
Willian W. Allen
P. Waneger
Norristown
B. Spencer
Samuel &. Yohe
Easton
Harry M. van Zandt
James C. Youngson
Adam H. Schm
Reading
T. N. Boyle
D. D
Charles Cory
Curtis G. Campbell
Johnstown
Rh. T
Erastus ¢. Delevan
Binghamton
Edwin C. Hall
Syracuse
Austin S. Bump
Malta
Delevan
Joseph B. Craig
Albany
John Little
New York City
Guy Shoemaker
Elmitra
Josiah&. Davidson
New Jersey
George C. Marshall
Uniontown
Knights Templar
Vine Street
Yach
Fred Bearhart
Third Brigade
Alea
Grosa
Rmualelans
Spruce Street
Linden Street
Thomas F. Penman
Samuel S. Yohe
Titus A. Steiner
C. W. Bixler
Zachariah Taylor
Robert Lang
Amos Dinkey
Allentown
Allen Commandery
Frank W. Marlinas
David S. Bachman
William T. Schleeter
Henry C. Wagner
York Commandery
York
BF. C. Laflan
J. &. Stein
LaRue Munson
Albert F. Young
John FF. Laedlein
Herbert Laud
Chirk
William Henry Bloom
Clarence Else
James B. Krause
George F. Cash
H. J. Manley
F. Whitman
Hermit Commandery
Air
Dieu Le Veut Commandery Parade Honors Local Knights
A large Philadelphia and Wilkes-Barre Masonic procession featured Dieu Le Veut Commandery No 45 of Wilkes-Barre leading a 150 strong unit. Several commanderies from Philadelphia, Reading, Wyoming and more marched with bands, past commanders, and a formal reception marking a bustling conclave.
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Kadosh
Philadelphia
J. 4
Duffy
Iseiine James Kelly
Harry Clarke
Christian Diederbeck
A. H. Mackie
Aaron Keene
Joseph J. Mann
Mt. Olivet
Erle
W. W. Gingrich
Jasmio Absalom Reynolds
J. ¢. Grave
Ivanhoe
Mahanoy City
Augustus Webber
Thomas Ll. Thomas
Phaon Hermany
L. V. Roush
Pottaville
Hutchinson Commandery
Norristown
Samuel Roberts
Conrad Shelne
Frank G. Stritginger
Albert FE. Lenhardt
Louis Stritzinger
Wilson Althouse
Timothy Sheine
Mary Commandery
No. 36
Sunbury
Howard Murch
William J. Milligan
William McCoach
William H. Burkhardt
C. Be, Judd
C. T. Parker
Alfred Gregory
Alexander McCune
Ringold
Reading
Wilkes-Barre
William H. Retchrad
A. G. Casiell Smith
William EB. Perry
J. Henry Williams
S. D. Bennett
Alexander
Wickes-Barre
Yeur
Templary
Jonat
Harry (. Shepherd
Alfred EF. Hurnaford
Harold N. Rust
Drew le Veut
Sir William WH. Melchard
Rust Penn
Carbon County
Simeon
Rebecca Romig Reichardt
Mauch Chunk
Mercy Hospital
J. A. Craig
Ashley
Relehard
Tainchmark Lodge
A. M
Royal Arch
Shekinoah
Mt. Horeb
RR. and &. M
Dieu le Veut
Kem Temple
Quils
Keystone Comsistory
Scranton
Masonlecheles
Emi
Knights ‘Templar
Harry Clayton Shepherd
8Th E. Kay
Imanders
WR. J. Knott
Stephen Appleton
Stacy G. Glaauser
Samuel Mitchell
William M. Ford
Melita Commandery
Charlies BR. Acker
Lawrence Band
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Grand Herald
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Brand Warier
James W. Platt
Tunkhannock
William G, Semple
Ehueiton
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No. 42
Curtis Ingalls
R. A. Zimmerman
John A. Perry
Frank
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Walter L. Henwood
Louis Fe, Beitler
Henry (. Miller
M. M. Felker
James B. Youngson
H. Band
J. Callahan
Freelund Hendrick
George B. Welles
Forest FE
Gordon
BF. M. Highley
Alexander Kinner
George W. Hendrick Jr
Mountain No. 10 Commandery
Altoona
Huntington Commandery
A. L. Hinch
G. A
M. H. Toppen
John C. Mills
WH. Tingley
Robert Vanann
George M. Patterson
EE. Dennis
Langford
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John St. Stewart
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Thomas PF. Penman
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Landmark Lodge
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Dieu le Vent
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