Moose College and Endowment Plans Highlight Loyal Order of Moose
The Loyal Order of Moose proposes a national Moose School for members’ children near Chicago on 1000 acres by the Fox River, with $100000+ building cost and a $50000 endowment drive led by James J. Davis. The order also pledges a Home for Aged and Infirm Moose and sanitariums, with trustees pushing for early completion. Mobile Lodge plans April 17 installation and an open gathering after an April 10 schedule.
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The
Moose
Supreme Lodge
Chicago
Fox River
Aurora
Ill
Batavia
James J. Davis
Loy
Wrder of
George W. Scott
Davenport
John Hays Hammond
New York City
C. W. Vail
Superior Court
John J. Lentz
American Insurance Union
Columbus
BE. J. Henning
Milwaukee
Wis
Daniel G. Reid
Mobile
Mobile Lodge
City to switch on flood lights for Mobile steel shed
Commissioner Pat J. Lyons will inaugurate the new electric lighting system at Mobile's monumental steel warehouse on Monday night. The setup includes 120 tungsten lamps, 12 000 watts, across 30 cross beams with portable attachments and Sherardized conduits for the municipal wharves, marking a milestone in the city's growth ahead of canal traffic.
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Pat J. Lyons
Mobile
Mammoth Steel
Panama Canal
City
C. 8. McCosker
Lyons
Gulf City Court No. 9 Ben Hur holds April meeting
Gulf City Court No 9 of the Tribe of Ben Hur held an April 3 meeting with good attendance. Fourteen new applications were accepted and several candidates were initiated. Members praised the order and urged more applications. Meetings occur the first and third Thursdays.
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Order
Orrine Cures Drink Habit
Or Rine is advertised as a cure for drink habit with a money back guarantee if no benefit after trial. The ad claims uniform success restoring victims to sobriety and useful citizenship. Price is $1 per box and a free booklet is available. Contact Dave S. Bauer at N Dauphin and Conception streets.
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Orrine
Dave S. Bauer
N. W. Dauphin
Conception Streets
Railroad Employes Benevolent Association Meeting Notice
Officers and members are requested to attend the regular monthly meeting Sunday morning April 6 at 10 a m at Y M B A Hall corner Dauphin and Jackson Streets. Assessment No 7 now due. By Pree of B C Dyas.
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Railroad Employes Benevolent Association
Dauphin and
Jackson’ Streets
B.C. Dyas
Jepthah Chapter Social Invites Visiting Members
After closing its business session, Jepthah Chapter held a banquet social in the hall with refreshments by Mrs. Bartels, Mrs. Farrar and Mrs. Odell. Mrs. Alice Benton and Mrs. Wilson gave recitations to general enjoyment. The chapter will meet again Friday April 18 and invites visiting sisters and brothers.
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A. Prayton
Ocean Springs
Bartels
Farrar
Odell
Alice Benton
Wilson
Jepthah
Young Men's Benevolent Association Meeting Recap
The Young Men's Benevolent Association held its monthly meeting with President Jnc. H. Moore presiding and a good attendance. Reports from Relief Officer O'Connor and Secretaries Ledebur and Koppersmith were presented, and several applications were read and referred.
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M. B.A
Young Men's Benevolent Association
Jnc
Red Men
Veteran and fraternal group updates and events
The Volunteer Firemen's Veterans Association met last Tuesday April 1 electing J T Turner as President and Owen Farley as Vice President along with secretary Gus Brettel and treasurer F T Koppersmith. Maple Camp No 5 Woodmen of the World reported a record meeting with about fifty members and new applicants. Elks installed officers at Nobile Lodge No 108 B P O E. Moose held a meeting with installations planned for next Thursday and a farewell by Ralph Hudson. Modern Woodmen of America touted strong Mobile can recruitment with hundreds added and a big next meeting expected. Also a bargain day promotion at Weinacker's for April 9 with price lists via Bell 2229 or Home 306.
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Hibernians
Order of Hibernians
Knights of Columbus
Michael J. McDermott
San Francisco
Ancient
Order of Hibernians of America
George J. Sullivan
M. L. Campbell
F. T. Koppersmith
M.P. Dowting
A. J. Grove
M. J. McDermott
Thomas A. Yéend
John A. Hughes
William Peatten
Phemes
F.—Palmer
L E. Mee- Hugh
Peter Burke
Mike Desmond
Joseph C. Sullivan
M L. Campbell
Pat J. Lyons
D. H. Barrett
Joseph G. Tyrrell
W. F. Walsh
Edward G. Dreaper
Volunteer Firemen’s Veterans Association
Folowing
J. T. Turner
Owen Farley
Presti- JT
S. A. Leonard
Emanuel Tapia
Woodmen of the World
Elks
Nobile Lodge No. 108
Moose
Ralph Hudson
Woodmen
Woodmen of
America
Mobile
Church Services in City Methodist and Episcopal Parishes
City churches list Sunday services with multiple locations. St Francis and various chapels report Sunday schools, Epworth Leagues, and preaching by pastors. Episcopal St John’s Church notes early Easter celebration and rector Rev Gardner C Tucker.
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St. John's Church
Corner
Dearborn
Monroe
Gardner C. Tucker
Immigration Service Reshuffle Sows Uncertainty in Mobile
H C Brownlow has taken charge as inspector in Mobile amid a department reorganization that blurred lines with the old commerce and labor structure. Reports from Washington say Captain Stretton may be recalled to Mobile from Chicago, awaiting official notice. Local church notices follow, listing services and subjects for First Baptist and Dauphin Way Baptist.
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United States
Immigration Service
H. C. Brownlow
Peter H. Stretton
Inspector Brownlow
New Orleans
Washington
Captain Stretton
Chicago
Wilson
Department of Labor
Stretton
Mobile
Brownlow
Department of Commerce and Labor
Christian Science Church Services and Reading Room
First Church of Christ Scientist conducts Sunday services at 11 am and Sunday school at 10 am. Testimonial meetings are held Wednesdays at 7 30 pm. Reading room in Fidelia building corner Government and Conception streets open daily 11 am to 3 pm except Sundays.
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Christian Science
First Church of Christ
Scientist
Christian Science Hall
St. Emanuel Street
Fidelia Building
Government
Conception Streets
Trinity Church Service Schedule Promoted in Local Notice
Rev A G Richards rector conducts holy communion at 7 30 a m Sunday school at 9 30 a m holy communion and sermon at 11 a m evening prayer and sermon at 7 30 p m at Trinity Church on Jackson street and eLines.
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Trinity Church
eLines and
Jackson
Lutheran Church Services Notice
Lutheran Church Dearborn and St. Francis streets announces pastor ShurePesr M. fiennig. Germany language service at 10:30 a.m. English service at 7:30 p.m. Sunday school 9:15 a.m.
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Lutheran
Lutheran Church
Dearborn
St. Francis Streets
ShurePesr M. Fiennig
First Christian Church Service and Activities Update
Christian church at Government and Dearborn Streets announces Bible school at 9 45 a m and preaching at 11 a m on The Fraternity of Jesus. Junior Endeavor at 3 p m and evening service at 7 30 p m on Imitation with special music. Mid week song service Wednesday at 7 30 p m. All welcome.
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First Christian Church
Government
Dearborn Streets
Bible
Fraternity of Jesus
Cash Bargain Day at 2229 or Home 306.
A brief notice references a sale event titled Cash Bargain Day with location clues 2229 and Home 306. The readable text emphasizes a discount event and directions, without additional context or identities.
Presbyterian and Baptist church services listed downtown
Government Street Presbyterian Church led by Rev A F Carr offers Sunday school at 1 30 with R O Harris as superintendent, morning service at 11 and evening at 7 30 with sermon topics Communion Talk and William the Silent and the Dutch Reformed Church. Tabernacle Baptist Church led by W P Wilks holds Sunday school at 9 30 with G J Abney as superintendent and services at 11 and 7 30. Calvary Baptist at Cedar and North Carolina Streets with Geo W McRae as pastor and 9 39 Sunday school. both churches invite all parishioners.
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St. Francis Street
St. Francis and Joachim
O. C. McGehee
D. D
R. Y P. Roath
Epworth League
Westtresbery
Government Street
Government and
Broad
E. A. Dannetly
J. L. Cawthon
Epworth
George
Broad Street
S. W. Roberts
J. W. Kerlin
St. Stephens Road
B. C. Glenn, Jr
Co. D. Dilling
Toulminville
Carl Preer
T. B. Willeson
Oakdale
B. Jones
Prichard
A. B. Brown
Dumas Chapel
Whistler
J. W. Reinhardt
William Cato
First Baptist Church
Government
Jefferson Streets
J. W. Phillips
T. H. Fraser
Dauphin Way Baptist Church
J. O. Lambert
Attla
Mobile
Prodigal Daughters
Northwest Corner
Jackson Streets
A. F. Carr
R. O. Harris
William the Silent
The
Dutch Reformed Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Calvary Baptist Church
Cedar and
North Carolina Streets
Geo
Minneapolis charter panel drafts airship section
Minneapolis charter commission drafts a charter section governing airship speed and conduct as it plans for the future. A Minneapolis official says the charter is meant to endure for years ahead. Winnipeg reports the Canadian Pacific Railway plans a 16 mile line through Kicking Horse Pass costing 114 million and taking years to complete.
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International News Service
Minneapolis
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F. J. Sandoz
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Bell
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Indiana
Tribe
Ben Hur
Knights of Pythias
Rescue Lodge No
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Central Lodge No. 9
Montgomery
Mobile Lodge No. 67
Red Cross Lodge No. 132
Dramatic Order
Knights of Khorassan
Dokie Social Club
Knights—of Pythias
Pythian Castle
Masonic Temple
Claire
Wabash, Ind
Weinacker’s
Buick Agency
Adams Machinery and Manufacturing Company
Buick Automobiles
Adams
Women's Auxiliary
EE Peta
Hele
Uty
TuckKs
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