Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-03
Jr. o. q. A. M.

Marshal W. T. Kerr and stafr Will leave fol
! Greensburg tomorrow morning by the day
express at o'clock
National Councillor Cranston went West
| after returning from Atlantic City, to visit
| friends i'll Chicago and Cincinnati.
Brother Samuel C. Anderson. State Coun-
| Gil Secretary, of Washington. was slightly
| injured in the railroad accident at Harris
| burg, Pa.
The Monongahela District Association
| will meet at Braddock Tuesday evening,
| July l.. 1t will be entertained by the two
| Councils at that place.
The Washington Association 1s on the
| boom. President John Ginniff, of J. B.
Swltzer Council. has been elected E. s. G
over IL members have been elected R. s. c.
The East End Star Council, No. 90, will
give e select boat excursion on the J. NJ
| Gusky down thh Ohio river July n
Dancing will be the order of the day. Music
| by Washington Orchestra.
| The third union meeting Of the con ncfls of
| the Lawrencevilie district was held Wednes-
day evening in the hall of Augusta Council
! No. S93. An excellent entertaipment was
| provided, which WAS heartily enjoyed. The
| next meeting will be held July 10 in the hall
| of Liberty Bell Council.
| The Visiting committee of the Advisory
| Council attended the meeting of Mansfield
Council No. Sc. Thursday evening. There
| was large attendance and an interesting
| meeting Addresses were made by W. T.
Kerr a III. Sproull George Pearson, A. E.
Pickering and A. d. WillSin. Refreshments
completed the programme.
,.I The new officers Of HiIldale Council, No.
235 are; Jr. T. C.. W. F. McElvany; c., 6. g.
FRAZIER V, C., w. G. Mayer; A r. s., d. A.
Perkins: Con-, J. A CrisweIl: War, James
Ray; F. S s, GeorEe Morton; o. S. S, Eli M
Geissinger; r. S, S. H. Frazier; T. S. II.
Dean: Treas, j. B. Rodaian; R. S. C., s. 81.
Frazier; Alternate, C. A. Kenyon.
Stonewall Council No. 7I5, OF Avalon.
elected the following officers last Monday
nIv1rv. Nofl< VI O
ctlor, John A. Stewart: Recording Secretary,
Clifford TAYLOR: Assistant Recorder, W. j.
Stewart; Financial Secretary, W. M. Bell;
BosbWe warden va DE- Wm
Sentinel, c. S. Dimond: Outside Sentinel. J.
NJ. Moore; Representative State Council, o,
j. Hoover; Trustee, James NJ. Bell.
The following new officers OF LescalIette
ID. W. Vaux; V. c., William f. Smith; r. S.
J. L. Glasgow: Assistant r. S. John Metz:
treasurer, Henry Christman: Financial Sec
retary, Charlie Forester; Warden, c. H,
Corwin; Conductor George Hall; Inside Sem
tlnel, Harry Staub; Outside Sentinel, NJ E.
Brobeck: Trustees, j. E Glasgow, John Fur.
man. man. EDWARD M 5. jackson; Junior Past
commander, Q. ?. Scott; Representative
state Commander, W. c. Wentz.
Warrants for the institution of the follow.
ing new councils in Pennsylvania have been
granted by State Councillor Heisler: Center
county. organized by W. v Afford: Swatura
No say. of MiGdletown. Dauphin county,
with l02 applicants, organized by John a.
Hill, OF No. l24; Walurba No. S59 of Walurba
Allegheny county, organized by Charles A.
Elliott; Coalmont No. $780, of Coalmont,
Huntington county, organized by H. L. G.
lytle; Waterton No. s61, at waterton.
Luzerne county, organized by David P.
Good.
Cornrade W. T. Kerr has offered the COM
manderies the post of honor in the big
Fourth of July parade at Greensburg as
escort to the first division, OF which he is
Marshal, and it has been accepted AS this
will give the q. A. NJ. an opportunity to dis
play its strength TO members of the Jr O. u
A NJ. from five counties every comrade
should parlicip pate. The parade starts at
1850 A. NJ. and gives comrades an opportunity
to enjoy the afternoon in some other man.
ner ii they DO not chose to remain in Green's
burg.
Lorena Council No 70 at its meeting June
90, elected the following officers: c. William
Bush; V. c., F. H. Robb; r. s.. C. A. File; A.
Il. 3, S. E. Tetley; f. s., A. l. McCalmont:
conductor, j. b. Phillips; Warden. j. C.
Willyard; Trustee, J. p. Tetley; Representa-
tive to State Council, Charles A File; AlIer-
nate, S. Z. Tetley. The only contest to
speak of was between j. S. Nillyard and
Charles A. File for State Representative,
which resulted in the reelection of Fife by
majority of l. Brother George B. Donald
son, OF No. III, and candidate for State V.
C., was present and made a short, but very
interesting address.