Pythian Lodges Directory Update at Pine Street Temple
Local directory lists multiple lodges meeting monthly at 8 PM across Missouri towns. It names lodge numbers, meeting nights, chancellors commanders, and keepers of records and seal for groups including Pride of the West, Triumph, Semper Fidelis, Commerce, Moberly, Rising Sun, Anchor, Cottonwood, Fayette, Westgate, Greater Sedalia, Fidelity, Pythagoras Court, Zenith, Acme, and Columbia lodges with their respective towns and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity Lodge
Springfield
Pythian Hall
Boonville Street
F Adams
H W Webb
Kansas City Lodges Meet at Vendome Academy
Kansas City lodges gather at the Vendome Academy located at 1734 Grand Ave and 553 Main St for a meeting of McKinley No 21. Chancellor Commander A. E. Warxanvs serves as Keeper of…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mound City
No 4
Dante Leven
Jan Jonsson
Si. Pylhias No
W L Skrxxek
Ff Anpunson
John Suite
Arcare Oxtvner
Vendome Academy
McKinley No. 21
Main St
Acsaser Ampy
A. E. Warxanvs
Masonic
Courts of Calanthe Masonic Lodge Schedules
Providence No. 166 meets 2nd and 4th Friday at 2 30 PM with Mrs. Fannie M Mass as worthy councillor and Mrs S M Dibble as recorder of deeds Progress No 5 meets 1st and 3rd Friday at 1 PM with Mrs Lily Johnson as worth councillor and Mrs Ellen Yocum as recorder Oriental No 10 meets 2nd and 4th Thursday at 2 30 PM with Mrs Maggie Taylor as worthy councillor and Mrs Lulu Edwards as recorder Whi Rose No 17 meets 1st and 3rd Thursday afternoons at 2 30 with Mrs Like Medford as worthy councillor and Mrs Pinkey Green as recorder of deeds
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stringer
Hugues
Commerce Lodge
Commerce
Grorce Allen
Ecscar Barnes
Boonville Street
Lucy Williams
F L Boxley
Fannie M. Mass
S. M. Dibble
Iriday
Lily Johnson
Ellen Yocum
Maggie Taylor
Lulu Edwards
ROSE
Like Medford
Pinkey Green
Flora Lodge
Poplar Bluffs
E. Townsend
Wau. Waitte Sides
Morning Star Lodge
Fredericktown
Fraternal Lodges Meeting Listings in Missouri
Local lodge notices provide meeting details for several Masonic bodies across Missouri. DeSoto Lone Star and Har rigon Lodges meet monthly on specific Saturdays or Thursdays, with addresses and officers named. Flora and Morning Star Lodges listed with their meeting patterns and leaders.
Dentist Dr Thomas Jay McAllister Visits St Joseph Office
Dr Thomas Jay McAllister, professional dentist of St Joseph, will be at Dr I M Harris's office at 116 West Main St from May 7 to May 17. The notice invites patients to register for care and consults during the visit.
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Thomas Jay McAllister
St Joseph
I M Harris
Local social notes and church events summary
Clarence Steverson returns home after a Kansas City visit. Rev Woodeon Payne of Waverly guests of Frank Barber. Infant child of Mr and Mrs B S Florence dies and is buried. Mrs George Weaver hosts the Fancy Club. Elder W H Smith conducts the first quarterly meeting. Rev Ed Burns to close a successful school term with thanks to patrons. Editor W H Huston to address the people at exhibitions on the 10th and 11th. a large program planned each night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Burns
W. H. Huston
Mrs Taurman Visits Kansas City and Others Return
Mrs J B Taurman visits in Kans City. Mrs Millie Jackson has returned from St Louis. Mrs Russie Walton is home again after teaching a successful term near Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J B Taurman
Kans City
Millie Jackson
St Louis
Russie Walton
Columbia
Improvements at AME Church Highlight Rev Smith Work
Farmington report notes Mrs Jane Robinson recovering from rheumatism after months of illness. Inside the AME church improvements are underway. Rev Smith is active in church and community work. his wife is likewise a dedicated church worker.
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AME
Rev Smith
Local social notes mention visits and events
Mrs Lucy Coxton was the guest of Mrs C Stewart Sunday. Mrs Ellen Estes stays with Mr and Mrs Wea Webb for a time. The S. M. T. sister will go to Nelson on the 2nd to attend a sister’s funeral there. The U. B. F. brother will hold an initiation meeting to make one brother Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Coxton
C Stewart
Nelson
U.B. F
Malta Bend Pute Kile Weekend Visit to Waverly
Pute Kile spent Sunday in Waverly while Henry Anderson is on the sick list this week. Martha Fowler and Misa plan a visit to Waverly on the tenth of May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pute Kile
Waverly
Henry Anderson
Misa
Martha Fowler
Nelson social visit notes and family ties
Mrs Fannie Stevens Miss Mery Stevens and Tyler Bridgewater of Nelson made a pleasant visit to Napton Sunday. Mrs Caroline Stewart sent her granddaughter to Nelson to remain with her daughter, who has a very nice child.
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Fannie Stevens
Mery Stevens
Tyler Bridgewater
Nelson
Napton
Caroline Stewart
Bennie Williams Armstrong Dies at Home
Bennie Williams Armstrong died at his home on April 27. Funeral conducted by T. H. Lockwood with remains sent to Glasgow for burial. District Stewards met April 28, and the Quarterly meeting, preaching by Rev F. Wells, drew large attendance and a $30.19 collection. Douglas School closing ceremonies began April 27 with a well attended program, though the church could not accommodate all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennie Williams
T. H. Lockwood
Glasgow
Rider Higgs
F. Wells
Douglas School
Proverb Wisdom on Time and Worth
A sequence of maxims on time value reputation and currency. It notes that time is valuable every minute, effort matters, debt highlights worth, adversity invites sting, and fame outweighs appearance in judging character.
Chicago a City of Growth and Oddities from a Commoner Note
A reprinted Commoner summary catalogs Chicago's rapid rise since 1833 to a population near 2,000,000 and its status as a major railroad hub. It lists an ostensibly humorous tally of city life events and delays, including frequent deaths, births, crimes, fires, marriages, and a chaotic mix of railway and urban activity dated to the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Lake Michigan
New York
Ohio State Journal
Anljarrest
Anjarrest
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pythian Lodge
St. Louis
All Mintel
Pythian Temple
Pine Street
Pride OF
Lthe West NO
Rosingow
Wa Gorr
Trumpord NO
Bonn
F J Brown
Wxcelsior No. 3
O’clk
W. J. Ounorsa
Guo Buroxo
Damon NO
Coanesen Tomas
JM Gray
Teords and Seal
Rureka
Delock
Witt Menrox
W M Joanson
Tyouss
Island 3d
J H Jones
Wil Davis
Semper Fidelis NO
D. Whitanus
H M Catuun
Rock Springs
Jso Q. Abas
J Moknis
ST. Polis No
Wa Canson
M T'Hompson
Sumner No
Grover Cowen
L T Washington
Harry R. Graham
D. W. Her King
E H Taylor
C H Calloway
AC Randall
William Smith
Charles Norton
Frank Moore
Kansas City No
Edward Walton
Guy Marshall
Moberly Lodge
Moberly
R L Scott
G U West
Rising Sun
Keota, Mo
A L Spencer
W H Burnett
Anchor
Cape Girardeau
W McGutrr
M Ottvrr
Cottonwood Lodge
Cottonwood Point
Jorkpan Alixander
Simon Lyep
Fayvette Lopez
Fayette
Masonic Hall
Isaacs
JW Cuat Loway
Westgate Lodge
Kirksville
C G Brown
E H Johnson
Greater
Sedalia
F S
DL Waite
Pythagoras Court
Springfield, Mo
Zenith
Rocheport, Mo
U. K. T. Hall
Charles Smith
A E Robinson
Acme Lodge
Columbia Mo
Castle Hall
Broadway
Sargeant
W. H. Turner
J. C. Burton
Kansas City
Courts of
Calanthe
Providence
di Soto
DeSoto, Mo
North Star Lodge
Hannibal
W H Lavrin
Wm Flannhan
Lone Star Lodge
Macon
W W Wallace
JO McNott
Harrigon Lodge
Huntsville
O'Clo
North Main Street
C H Harvey
J K Burrow
G. J Greeshan
Toy East Main St
D. Y. Steele
BE. Main ST
Clarence Steverson
Woodeon Payne of
Frank Barber
B.S. Florence
George Weaver
W. H. Smith
Tayes
H. G. Phillips
Main Street
Marshall
G. J. Kehl
Farmington
Jane Robinson
Ellen Estes
Wea Webb
Sedalia District
Warrensburg
Lamonte
Clinton
Oceola
Mt. Vernon
Joplin
Carthage
Smithton
Taylor's Chapel
California
Versailles
Holden
Brdthern
Ford
Teus Man Uay
Sonstestas
Malta Bend
Armstrong
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