Secret societies flourish in Steubenville social scene
A survey of Steubenville reveals a dense web of fraternal groups led by Masonic bodies and Scottish Rite chapters. Numerous lodges, encampments, and councils meet weekly or monthly at local halls, with regular convocations, stated conclaves, and designated meeting nights across North Fourth Street and downtown venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Ares Masonic
Fo & Alom
Masonic Hall
North Fourth Street
Union Comet
Ss. M
Union
Rg. A.M
Steubenville Commantery
K.T
Carson Lodge of Perfection
Cutler Council
Princes of Jerusalem
Drummond Chapter
Rose Croix
Knights of St George Commandery and Local Groups Meet
Church and fraternal societies list meeting times and locations including Knights of St George Commandery No 21 Ancient Order of Hibernians Division 1 Ladies Auxiliary Division 1 Jefferson County Trade and Labor Assembly and a gun club with addresses at 328 Market Street 295 North Fourth Street and Bonrth Street Steubrod and Gun Club meeting details provided for various Sundays and Wednesdays along with noted abbreviations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of St. George
Order of Hibernians
Ladies
Ouge
Bonrth Street
Steubrod and Gun Club
Market Street
Jefferson Courty Trade and Labor Assembly
F. Tuibling
A J McCarty Granite Dealer of Steubenville Spotlighted
A. J. McCarty, a Steubenville granite dealer and manufacturer, is praised for quality monuments and headstones. Since opening at 112 South Eighth Street in 1903, he has designed and produced distinguished granite work shipped to Ohio, West Virginia, and Pennsylvania. He plans a large monument for Bethany West Virginia and oversees skilled crafts with both hand and machine lettering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
A. J. McCarty
McGarty
South Eighth Street
McCarty
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Bethany
W. Va
Wiliam K. Nave
Mansfield
John Sherman
Wellsburo
T. J. Chapman
Brook Cemetery
Brilliant Sand Company offers washed sand and gravel supply
The Brilliant Sand Company in Brilliant, Ohio markets washed sand and gravel for brickwork, plastering, stonework, and concrete paths. Joseph Falls owns the plant with daily capacity for ten cars of sand and three cars of gravel, shipping to Pittsburgh and other towns in Ohio, West Virginia, and Pennsylvania.
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Herec
Sawl Company
Joseph Falls
Ohio Valley
Capa
Fauset
Pittsburs
Washington
Wheeling
W. Va
St. Clairsville
Bellaire
Ohio
Barnesville
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Aoheg
Brilliant Sand Company
Bailliant
Tats
Herald Star
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the Secret Societies
Eastern Light Lodge
Fleto’s
Canton Doty
Patriarch Mil'tint
Golden
Ruies
Knights of Pythias
Stenhen
Kyot
Washington Streets
Eureka Lodge
Fourth Street
Ivenhoe Division
Wall
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Eureka Division
RB Keef P
Garrett
Fleto
Court of Calauthe No. 24
Grand Army of the Republic
Edwin M. Stanton
Post
No. 14
K of P. Hal
Woman's Relief Corps
Stanton Corps
P. Wall
Union Veteran Legion
United Spanish War Veterans
Tort Steuben
Woodman Hall
Sheal Block
B.P
Elks
Steubenville Lodge No
Elks Hall
South Fourth Street
Royal Arcanum
Stanton “Council
Knights of Honor
Chandler
Tolge
North Eeurth Street
National Union. Liberty
Council No
Bank Block
Ancient Order United Workmen
Harmony Lodge No. 61
Independent Order of
Heptasophs
Acme
Éich
P- Hall
Prudence
Gemensa Turn Verein
Turver’s
Mingouia
United Ancient Order Druids
Steubenville Grove
Druid’s Hall
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Jefferson Castle
Gallagher Lock
Ladies of the Golden Eagle
Advance Temple
Gallagher Block
Sret
Holy Name
Modern Woodmen of America
Jefferson Camp
Zane
Bayle Grand United Order of Odd Fellows
Laval Lodge
Evch Monthern Bank
Trousebeld of Kath Gow
Bank Black
Knights of the Maccabees
la Belle Tenr
Fady
Tf Hall L
T. M
Ooof
Floll
Independent Order
Good Templars
Lodge Naltie
Foresters of America
Court Steuben Ne
Pricay
Gallagher
Order of Eagles
Steubenville Acrie No
McConville
United
Ome Valley Council No. 283
PL Tech
Shield of Honor
Knights of Columbus
Steubenville Counei Ni
Docghery
A.J. Wcarty
Forging
J. W. Gill
GEO. W. Cochran, Sec’y. and
Treas
Block Factory
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