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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1914

Page

7

Fraternal Masonry Meetings and Degrees in DC Area

Washington area Masonic and Eastern Star bodies report deepened activity with multiple lodge and chapter communications. Plans include MoM degree work, communal banquets, upcoming ceremonies, and social events across Anacostia, Mount Pleasant, Columbia, and Takoma venues featuring Washington Center, Mount Vernon, Temple and Ruth chapters, plus Orient and Potomac commanderies.

National Union and affiliated councils meet in city halls

Reports from multiple National Union councils describe meetings at venues including Pythian Temple Eagles Hall and Schmidt's Hall. Officers discussed cabinet leadership and ongoing activities while members were initiated and many applied for membership. Banquets followed routine business and celebrations marked the week.

Census Council Schmidt's W. J. Barrows

Knights of Pythias Lodges and Ranks Schedule

Lodge listings show Monday Equal No 17 and Amaranth No 28 in enquire rank plus Century No 80 on Tuesday Webater No 7 Excelsior No M4 Cap ital No 24 Myrtle No 2. Wednesday Mount Vernon No 5 knight rank Union No 92. Thursday Franklin No 3 social grucuelaus No 10 knight rank.

Amaranth Enquire Century Webater Excelsior Capital Myrtle Mount Vernon Union Franklin Grucuelaus

Pythian Fraternal Activities Push New Lodges and Visitation

The Grand Council plans a vigorous expansion with visits to Calanthe Lodge No. 11 and eight more in quick succession, aiming to double Hermione Lodge No. 12 in Georgetown and launch new lodges in Mount Pleasant and Anacostia. Franklin and Germania lodge consolidation, Saint Ann's Infant Asylum fundraiser, and Washington Council events dominate a busy schedule of drills, initiations, and memorial services across the district.

Grand Lodge Calanthe Lodge No. 11 William A. Kimmel Hermione Lodge No. 12 Thirty-first M Streets Georgetown Mount Pleasant Fourteenth Irving Streeta Anacostia Franklin Lodge Germania Lodge Tfranklin Lodge Castle Hall Charles W. Carr Keane Cornell Saint Ann's Infant Asylum

Hy's Cream Balm Advertisement Claim Breakthrough Relief

An old time drug store ad touts Hy's Cream Balm as a cure for stuffed nostrils head colds and catarrh. It promises rapid relief by heating the nostrils penetrating inflamed membranes and clearing air passages while stopping discharges. The copy urges readers not to suffer through the night and credits James O'Donnell as the source.

Hly James O'Donnall

Maryland grand chancellor to manage Cumberland daily

B Frank Shaffer, grand chancellor of Maryland, who visited the recent sublive and engaged with crowds, has embarked in newspaper work again. He will devote part of his time to duties as business manager of a Cumberland daily newspaper.

Frank Shaffer Maryland Cumberland

Odd Fellows Lodges Plan 95th Anniversary Events

Representatives from subordinate and Rebekah lodges and encampments meet with Deputy Grand Master to form a joint committee for the Ninety-fifth anniversary exercises. Union No 11 will host Federal City No 1 in a program at National Capital Bank Building. Grand Master Rapp to visit Amity No 27 with the gavel presented by Eastern No 7.

Ita Com- Nunicathe Pful John Godon J. W. Bryan Seattle Wash Bryan Alcona Lamond Julia Streater Angus Lamond Wallace Streater Arabella Addison Temple Chapter Mount Vernon Royal Arch Masons Emma G. Coombe Oscar H. Coumbe Charles Shreve, Jr Arnie C. Miller Fred M. Bock Etta Austin Martha Chapter Mary Frey Huth Florence Huss Ida Chiswell Temple Rowen and Compton Bethlehem Oscar H Caumbe Misa Flora Schuldt Frey and Molster Frey Rowen Rebekah Canton Washington No. 1 William J. Rich Grand Lodge Odd Fellows Hall At & O'Clock Union Lodge Federal City Lodge National Capital Bank Pennsylvania Avenue Southeast Frank B. Rapp Amity Lodge Eastern Lodge

Be Pretty Turn Gray Hair Dark

An old remedy promises natural darkening of faded or gray hair with Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy. Sold at drug stores for about 50 cents, the product claims to darken hair evenly after repeated use and also stop dandruff and itching. Agent O Donnells Drug Store.

Wyeth O’donnell

Fraternal Lodge Activities and Upcoming Visits

Grand Master Frank B Rapp led Golden Rule Lodge No 21 on a full official visit with many attendees from neighboring lodges and visitors. Cantons Washington No 1 and Harmony No 9 reported lively meetings, planned trips to Alexandria Ha gerstown and a temple dedication, plus social events and drill practice. Encampment and Rebekah lodges highlighted degree work, memberships, printed directories discussion, and a banquet to crown a membership contest winner.

Mwoliesdis Washington Centra Alexander Woashinsten Lodge Che Mara KE Kahn Tixin e@entertainment Minnix and Roberts Bentley Teratyne hKatheari Dorothy Helen Miran Farsons Martel Robert Paul Kleyden Nathan Frank James Fowler Willam Etta L. Taggart Marjorie Whelm Thomson Misg Welcom Frank B Rapp Golden Rule Lodge W. W. Millan Grand Lodge Canton Washington Patriarchs Militant Alexandria Grouid Lodge Maryland Hagerstown Odd Fellows A. C. Keller Gen Stocker Patriarcha Militant Baltimore and Ohio Dorcas Rebekah Lodge No 4 Pearle Gagsby Annie Cole Estelle Harbin

TIZ For Aching Feet Promises Quick Relief

Advertises TIZ as the cure for sore tired feet caused by standing all day. Claims it draws out poisonous exudations that puff feet and relieves pain from corns bunions and callouses. Promotes a 2% cent box and yearly foot comfort for a small price.

Secret Orders Meeting Notes in Washington DC Areas

Monday meeting of Red Wing Tribe voted to move to Grand Army Hall tomorrow night and to have Logan Tribe perform the de Bres work. Logan Tribe received invitation to confer the de free work on new Red Wing members. Visitors included M R Kubatz A B Webb and J and H Orndroff.

Robert de Bruce Katlosh Third Arthur B. Hayes Masonca Eastern Star Bethlehem Charles E. Fultz Church of the United Brethren Isdell Henrietta Bowen Temple Chapter Arnie C Miller Jessie W Cowles Reprena Ce Syracusians Lodge Pythians Temple Carroll Courell Joseph J. Degnan Carroll Councell Atdlit Carroll Council Willam J. McGes Carroll Cornell Assembly Red Wing Tribe Society Temple Fifth and G Streets Grand Army Hall Logan Tribe M. R. Kubatz A. B. Webb J. and H. Orndroff Ovage Tribe the Order Sachem Paul B. Gordon Indiana Jacque Heldenheimer Brother McClure Scribner Jacque Heidenheimer Georgetown Sagamore Joseph Levy Sachem Micklin Virginia Sachem White District of Columbia Carnell Nicholas Usher White Eagle Council Great Council Alexandria Lone Star Sachem Gordon Indianapolis

Maccabees Tent Activity and Hives in Washington

District and city tents of the Maccabees report initiations and new member rosters. Mount Vernon National and Anacostia units conduct meetings at temples while Lady La Rue visits Mount Vernon and District hives hold reviews and social sessions at Pythian Temple, with Victory Hive welcoming state commander and pledging ongoing growth.

National Old Masonic Temple Mount Vernon Northeast Anacostia Masonic Temple Angcostia Capital City Uniform Bank Brightwood Maccabee Brightwood Metropolitan Society Temple Georgetown Wisconsin Avenue M Street District s-Half KOTM Washington D .W. Gall W W Adamson, Jr Gall Charles J Gates W. Gossack National Tent D W. Gall Supreme Tent O. W Hammond Golden Rule Tent Ladies of the Maccabees Pythian Temple Mabel la Rue Lady la Rue Margaret R Peck Lady Topping Victory Hive Mabel L. la Rue la Rue Mary E Mattingly

Brother Smott Recalls 44 Years in Indian Service

Brother Smott of the Seneca tribe, a 44 year member of the order, spoke about his experiences in the Indian service and his long affiliation with the organization.

Brother Smott The Order Indian Service

Hyome offers rapid relief for catarrh and nasal sores

Serious catarrh yields to Hyome as the ad urges early use at first symptoms like frequent colds and coughing. It claims instant relief for head colds and nasal inflammation without stomach drugs, notes safety for children, and promotes the $1 complete outfit and 60 cent refills sold at O Donnell's Drug Store with a money back offer.

O’donnell O Donnell

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