Fraternal Circles Promote New Daughters of America Chapter
The Mobile fraternal scene expands with a new Daughters of America council to be installed soon. Officers, charter lists, and a plan to recruit over six hundred members in six months are announced, alongside reports on the Eagles and Owls groups, their ceremonies, leaders, and community activities.
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Tor
Rand
Daughters of. Amer‘Ica
H. J. Krudop
Daughters of America Ds
Mem‘bers
Order
United American Mechanics
M. W.A
Eagles’ Hall
Frank
B. Coughlan
Coughlan
R. W. Wynings
Birmingham
J. B., Fincher
Advi Bert Laurendine
J. H.weinand
Mobile Knights Of Pythias Elect Officiating Officers
Junior Order installs officers and elects leaders for Mobile Council No 2058 Knights of Security and Dramatic Order Knights of Khorassan. Officials named include J D Martin president and various vice presidents secretaries and guards. Installations planned for Gastar 20. Committees appointed for a ceremonial later in the month.
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Council No
J. B. Spurrier
J.A. Black Man
E. W. Rusassistant
J. Ryan, Jr
J. R
Harry Kennan
Inguard
B. R
Hess
French, Jr
J. B. EL
W. H. Whitton
Wilks
Repre
Seat
Sonn
Mobile Council
Knights News of Security
Lcers
R. J.D. .Martin
A.wade
A. MiccDonald
GL. Cliton
I. Power
G. L. Cliton
William Knapp
George Galle
Uard
H. L. Grodsky
Sentinel
Ann Clinton
L. Bauer
W. Brickell
R. A. Hail
Gastar
Dramatic Order
Knights of
Khorassan
D. O
W.L. Cahall
Foyal Vizier
T. Pritchard
Grand Ir
Moses
Sheik
L. D
Mahedi
Henry Ledebur
Secre
Henry Simon
Fred Ww
Willoughbly
Sahib
George L. Mountain
Jacob D. Bloch
Imperial Palace
Holes Summersell
Finley
Jacks
S. Edwards
A. A. ‘Sheppard
Thomas G. Ford
Eagles Astir Aerie Officers Elected In Meeting
At a recent gathering the Eagles Aerie announced new officers with Past Worthy President Edward Dolbear serving as past worthy pres. and Alex McKinstry as worthy president along with a worthy vice. The notice invites readers to join the al aerie and stay vigilant for an Eagle sighting valued at 80 dollars.
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al_aerie
Worthy Presst
Edward Dolbear
Alex McKinstry
Aunt Patsy Poultry Feed Prompts Egg Production Claim
Seneca Georgia December 7 1912 J P Gentry writes from Memphis Tennessee praising Aunt Patsys Poultry Feed as an egg producer after trying other feeds and noting prior lack of eggs despite fine hens. The letter cites a Memphis visitor and challenges about the feed claims.
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Seneca
Patsy
Memphis
Tenn
Talbot Elected Supreme President of Owls Order in 1908 Meeting
In South Bend Indiana on November 20 1908 John Talbot of Talbot and Talbot was chosen supreme president. The Owls grew to about 400000 members in eight years with unpaid supreme officers except the secretary and stenographers. The four degree order grants one degree of manhood and one of brotherhood and allows 160 members in the second degree worldwide. They opened a three story orphan and widow home in South Bend costing 130000 dollars and bought a home last year.
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Mobile
Lodge of Owls
Oliver H. Harris
Harris
Alabama
South Bend
Ind
Emmett O'Neil
Owls
John Talbot
Talbot & Talbot
United States
New York Aldermen Hear Of Fiscal Struggles And Reforms
At a City Club luncheon on a year under a fusion board Aldermen discuss failures and successes in city governance. Topics include labeling city autos to proprieties, challenges drafting a structural ordinance for moving picture theaters, and opposition to censorship provisions.
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New York
Second City Club
James Cowden Meyers
Board of Aldermen
Folks
Tts
William G. Brush
Washington mi
Niagara Falls
Woodmen of Coden Install 1913 Officers
Camp No. 645 W O W held a regular meeting and installed officers for 1913 led by B C C Deakle as past commander and C M Deakle as commander along with H E Richardson adjutant lieutenant Ru Le L M Rabby clerk Q J Riva watchman T sentry Dr J T Persons Phil H Weiche and J Buhring as managers The merit banquet was set for January 23 with the monthly meeting listed for the second Tuesday.
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B. CC. Deakle
C. M. Deakle
H. E. Richardson
Adjtieutenant
le L M. Rabby
Q. J. Riva
J. T. Persons
Phil H. Weiche
J. Buhring
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A. M. Forseman
William Weres
J. H.ebnceen
W. Adams
J. A. Wentworth
R. A. Christman
J. ‘Thomas
Reds
Blues
Dr. Thomas
Eagles
Aerie
Arthur E. Stiles
Royal
Dauphin Streets
Shad Anne
Ceremon
Tillie Heil
May
Dooley
Supreme States
Ella L. Marks
Viola Jackson
E. Disher
Knight
Croy
Thomas P. Franco
Mary Staub
Ruth Sociable
Antoinette Petrinovich
Katie Jiner
Miss Richards
Friendly
Peterson
Tease
Edwina Thompson
Cash
Black
Tardy
McGuire
Water
Peterson Eunice Spry
Helpful
Akin Mary Jiner
Miss Harold
Brown
the Modern Woodmen of America
Nest
Cent Street
Felix Borden
Mobiel
Klosky
Order of Owls
Kru‘Gop
Ralph N. Hudson
Order of Moose
Dr. Harris
Conti Street
Lyric Theater
QO. H. Harris
Messrs
Charlies L. Simmons
O. H. Harris
G. A. French
J. A.forsyth
J. K. Murray
L. J. Pierce
C. T. Allen
Wallace McKinney
Gray
J. H., Forsyth
Bor
History of the Order of Owls
Henry H. Curran
Finance Commission
Sinking Fund Commission
Board of
Eatimate
Curran
Dauphin St
Anaye
Sheeteo Et Eee
Brown Sea Island
Madras
Aavy
Serge
Clark’s
Cee
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