The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-01-12
Installation Of Omicers Or the F. and
A. N. In Their New Hail on
Thursday Evening Last.

city to Witness the installation of
their officers for the ensuing year.
The hall has just been newly pa
pered, painted and carpeted,
and presented to the view of the
visitors a pleasing appearance
which spoke for the good fcancial
condition of the lodge. The hall
was we'll filled with the many visit
ors, and at o'clock w. M. Schla-
getter took the chair and annuunc-
ed that the cermonies would begin.
Hon. O. w. HI. Wright conducted
into the room and introduced as
installing officer, Mr.. 8. Stacker
Williams P. G.. NJ. of Newark, a SO
degree and one of the best known
Masons in the United States, lIav-
ing occupied every chair known to
Masonry. Mr.. Williams is no
stranger in our city and his pres
ence among us, was indeed a pleas
ure. P. g. M. Williams appointed
o. w. HI. Wright as Marshal
who in return appointed Mr.. James
Houston as assistant. The follow
ing officers were then installed:
MINao LODGE No. III, F. & A. M.
F. Schla2etter, w. NJ; A. Magoon,
s. w; 9. H. Keynes, J. w; Elmer
Sands, 8. D; VIM. Barthlow, j. D.;
G. E. Bowen, Treas; w. F. Elsie,
Sec; r. s. Vanatta, Tyl; r. E. Ray
man, w. s. Friesner, Stewards; @.
o. Allen, Trustee.
Hook Hooking COUNCIL, No. SO
r.. & 8. NJ.
o. w. HI. Wright, T. I. NJ; J. E.
Tritsch. D. I. M; R. 8. vanatta, p.
G. W;J. E. Tritsch, G. q; G. M.
Bowlby, G. C;J. II. Rochester, Stew
ard; G. E. Bowen, Treas; G. H.
Keynes, Recorder; G. w. James, ,Jr.
Sentinel.
LOGAN CHAPTER, No. IS, RAM.
A. Magoon, H. P; F. Schlagetter,
X; @. Fl. Keynes,lS; R. s, Vanatta,
@. H; G. o. Allen, P. 8; VIM. Barth-
low, R. A. G; G. w. James, Jr., NJ.
3rd Veil; Jno. l.. Younker, NJ. End
Veil;J. E. Tritsch, M. Veil; @. E.
Bowen, Treas; w. F. Eisele, sec'y;
], E. Oliver, Guard.
The Harmonic Glee Club dis
coursed excellent and enjoyable
music during the evening which
called forth the we'll deserved ap-
plause, as also Prof. Sparks recitals
on the organ. After the cere-
monies o. w. H. Wright In his usu-
al fascinating way introduced P. q.
M. Williams, who for some mo-
ments spoke to the audience. Ow-
ing to the lateness of the hour, M r,
Williams could not branch out on
any certain text but confined him
self to passing thoughts. Mr.. Will
Jams spoke of his first association
with this lodge in the early sixties,
of the great admiration he had for
the lamented Oakly Case, his old
friend Luther Bort, now past his
three score and ten and who occu-
pied a chair beside him. He then
spoke of the Masonic Home, a place
of refuge for the widows, children
and orphans of Masons now build
ing near Dayton Ohio, at cost OF
over $l50,O00. Mr.. Williams could
not give as much time as he wish
ed on this grand institution but
promised to return in the near fu'
ture and favor the citizens Of Lo
gan with an interesting lecture
Miss Jennie Mccullough in a neat
recital told of "lodge tonight" and
said when women got into the
lodge things would be different.
w. NJ. Frank Schlagetter recited 9
poem which told Of his frst ride or
the goat, which visibly pleased
the hearers. A goodly number o
Masons from neigboring towns
I were present as also good mum
ber Of representatives. from th'
1. @. o. F. and X. Of p. lodges o
this city. A lasting and favorable
) impression was carried away By
all who were present.
Foulk-Omcer.
Married:-Miss Florence Officer
: daughter offs P. Ofacer, Of this city
to Mr.. VIM. Foulk, of Aurora, Ill.
: Thursday evening at s o'clock, Rev
]. e. Rudisill, OF the M. E. Churcl
}, oficiating. The happy couple lef
on the 8 O'Clock train for their fu
!, ture home In Illinois.
Does Not Eat Pork.
A citizen Of this city tells fun
ny incident OF railway travel. III
was out on a trip the other day AM
was In the ladies car when trav'
cling mar. came In with many sam