Pythian Lodges Directory St Louis area listings
St Louis area Pythian Lodge directory entries list lodge numbers names and meeting nights with addresses and officers including chancellor commander and keeper of records and seal for numerous lodges such as Pride of the West Eureka Triumph and more across Missouri detailing meeting times and locations. The page includes numerous lodge names towns and street references and officer names like Willis Furrow Daniga Linens and Henry R Granam among others.
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Henry R. Granam
D. W. Harding
Kansas City Lodges Meeting Notes
Kansas City lodges MCKINLEY No 21 meets at 553 Main St with Apert Harpy as Chancellor Commander and Bo tvar E Warrins as Keeper of PROGRESS No 43. Meetings occur on the 2nd and 4th Mondays.
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Semper Fidelis NO
D. W Bers
H M Canrns
Riecords
Die Soto Lodge NO
DeSoto
Masonic
McKinley No. 21
Main St
Apert Harpy
Bo Tvar E. Warrins
Fidelity Lodge No 7 Meeting Schedule and Officers
Fidelity Lodge No 7 Springfield Missouri meets first and third Mondays at Pythian Hall 325 Boonville Street Chancellor Commander BF Adame Keeper of Records H W Webb meets second and fourth Wednesdays at 325 Boonville Street Mrs Lucy Williams Worthy Counsellor Mrs F L Boxley Register of Seeds this item records the lodge meeting times and named officers at the same address
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Anchor Lodge
Cape Girardeau, Mo
C W McGurter
M Otiver
Masonic Hall
BF Isaacs, Sr
JW Uat
Greater
Sedalia
Esalia
F S Bowers
DL Waite
Fidelity Lodge
Springfield
Pythian Hall
Boonville Street
F Adame
H W Webb
Lucy Williams
F L Boxley
Military band promises pride and savings in Lexington
A first year ensemble offers full dress uniform equipment and readiness to head processions or provide music for celebrations. They pledge satisfaction and money savings and invite inquiries through W. Stearner and R. H. Huens, secretary and general manager, at P O Box 585 Lexington Missouri.
Students Offered Discounts On Cabinet Work
A notice promises price cuts for students on cabinets priced at two dollars and two dollars fifty, with a twenty five cent reduction. For higher priced work a fifty cent discount is offered.
Illnesses and a choir event in Lexington
Lexington reports several residents ill including Albert Walker Martha Jackson and Dan Carry improving. Mrs Harrison Gates sits up. The Ladies Court annual sermon was preached at Zion Chapel by Rev A A Gilbert. The Excelsior Choir of the Second Baptist Church, led by Mrs S A Graham, plans a musical and literary entertainment at Independence on April 20 with many expected to attend.
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Harrison Gates
Dan Carry
Zion Chapel
A. A. Gilbert
Excelsior Choir
The
Second Baptist Church
Mies S. A. Graham
Independence
Napton Farmers Readying Crops Amid Delayed Season Fear
Napton farmers brace for a late planting season amid uncertain weather and market conditions. They prepare fields, assess equipment, and adjust schedules to mitigate potential yield losses and financial impact.
Local Happenings Include Visits and Shoppers
Mr Henry Watson of Marshall visited town Saturday to oversee rock work two car loads shipped to Marshall the same day. Mrs James Coxton and Mrs Charles dwerth shopped in Napton Saturday. The sisters of the S.MT met Saturday afternoon while the U F brothers met in the evening here. Mrs Sallie White remains ill yet enjoyed many friends Sunday. Mr and Mrs Wen Webb were guests of Mr and Mrs Nance Wright Sunday.
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Henry Watson
Marshall
James Coxton
Charles Dwerth
Napton
S.mt
U . F Brothers
Sallie White
Local news notes and church updates from The Conservator
Miss Alice Parker and Brother Henry Yarnell are on the sick list. Prof D H Murray will close his school term on the 27th with credit. Mr G L Thompson returns from the North with his family. Rev S W Hawkins preaches his first sermon at the M E Church, with many attending. Rev Burns of the Free Baptist Church visits Malta Bend and leads a strong meeting. The Free Baptist Quarterly meeting is set for the 27 28 agth. Winter ends as industry resumes and life returns to normal.
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Alice Parker
Henry Yarnell
D.H Murray
G'L Thompson
S W Hawkins
M E
Prof Burns
Free Baptist Church
Malta
Free Baptist
Burns
Quarterly meeting of Methodists set for 13 and 18 Inst
The Methodists will hold their Quarterly meeting at this place on the 13th and 18th. A prosperous time is anticipated though local concerns such as stock replenishment and bus fare are noted. In education, public school examinations show scores for 6th to 8th grades with several named students achieving high marks amid broader community details.
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George Stewart
William
Edward Combateté
Kansas City
Girls Jubilee Quartette at Hughe's Chapel May Day
On May 2 the Girls Jubilee Quartette from George R Smith College will perform at Hughe's Chapel in New Franklin Missouri. Rev H T Reeves is preparing for a grand event inviting all to attend for royally entertaining time.
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George R Smith College
Hughe’s Chapel
New Franklin
H T Reeves
Butler Lacies Art Club Exhibition at ME Church
The Lacies Art Club showcased embroidery battenberg and skillful art last Saturday night at the ME Church to broad praise. Community members Rev Kidd Bert White Fred Collins and Walker Cave were initiated into the K of P last Monday night.
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Lacies Art Club
Rev Kidd
Bert White
Fred Collins
Walker Cave
K of P
Read Bledsow
Frank Porter
Hank Collins
Amanda Horn
Nevada
Mesdames White
Fisher
Revs Meadows
Kidd
Mre B White
Flavius Walker
North Man St
Zelia Walker
Kansas City
Worthy Compliment Me Carnegie Investment at Tuskegee
A fragment from the St Louis Globe notes Andrew Carnegie investing funds for advantage at Tuskegee. The item hints at financial support tied to education and opportunity, with brief reference to interest payments by the Washington handies in a speculative context.
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Carnegie
Tuskegee
Washington
St. Louis Globe
Conservator Sees Optimistic Light In OGF Development
The Conservator notes a cautious but hopeful view of OGF development. It highlights progress, potential gains, and the belief that ongoing efforts will yield beneficial outcomes despite uncertainties.
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Ogf
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pythian Lodge
St. Louis
Pythian Temple
Pine Street
Pride OF the West NO
Rosin
Sox
Wm. Gort
Wit Mumford NO
Bonn
F J Brows
Excelsior No. 3
So Clk
W. I. Osborne
Guo Buroro
Mound City
Daniga Linens
Jons JouNsos
Damon NO
Chakesee Tuomas
IM Gray
Pytehilas No. 13
Wol Skinsik
PB Axprison
Eureka
Willis Furrow
W M Jonaxson
Stringer
O'Elk
W H Hrouss
atSo'elk
Epwakps
Commaunder
S W
Tawnster
Toussaint
W HI Davis
Rock Springs
Elk
Jyo Q. ApAms
A J Monkis
Sr. Rouis
Wao Carson
M T Homison
Grover Coury
L T Wasutx Gron
North Star Lodge
Hannibal
W H Lavrin
Wm Flannigan
Lone Star Lodge NO
Macon
W W Watree
JO McNory
Harrison Lodge
Huntsville
North Main Street
H Warvney
J K Burrox
Flora Lodge
Poplar Bluffs
S. LE. Townsemp
Warr Sipes
Morning Star Lodge
Iredericktown
John Swirv
Arcure O.iver
Commercee Lodge
Commerce
Grorce Allen
Kiserr Barnes
Ricamont Levee
Richmond
Jams Fulton
A. L. Freets
Moberly
Moberly, Mo
RL Scorr
G U West
Rising Sun Lodge
Keota, Mo
A L Sprencik
Rey W H Bur- Nutt
Cottonwood Lodge
Cottonwood Point
Jordan -Alexxander
Simon Lyep
Fayette Lopes No
Fayette, Mo
Westgate Lodge
Kirksville
C G Brown
E H Johnson
Pythagoras Court
Springfield, Mo
H. G. Phillips
W. Main Street
G. J Grosehan
East Main St
D. Y. Steele
E. Main ST
New Orleans
U. Co
Reunion
W.S. ST. George
St. Louis, Mo
G. J. Kehl
Meat Market
Lexington Union Band
W. Stearner
R. H. Huenxs
Gen'l Mgr
P. O. Box
Lexington
Dallas
Ft. Worth
Galveston
Houston
San Antonio
el Paso
Calsbad
N. M
Co. M. Jacobs
Rollins’ Studio
East Main Sr
Albert Walker
Martha Jackson
Wen Webb
Nance Wright
Blackburn
Hook
George Seales, Jr
Presley Wilson
Viola Parker
Bertha Thompson
Geraldine Brooks
Harry Parker
George Yarnel
Willy
Sedalia Weekly Conserv
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