Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-12-01

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Ganter lodge will meet Friday, Dec.
7th. There will be sewing all day and
election of officers in the evening.
Those that attended the box social on
our last meeting night reported a good
time. The entertainment was fine.
X. o. Il. NJ.
Unity Division held drill in full
dress uniform last Tuesday night with
a full attendance, receiving their first
instructions in sword movement. The
Division made a fine appearance, and
no doubt will be a credit to Summit
county Maccabees. All members Of
the L vision are ordered to attend their
business review Tuesday evening in
their armory.
Akron Tent held regular review last
Monday night, with good attendance,
receiving three applications, approx,
ing four applications, and initiating
three candidates into the mysteries of
the order.
Sir knights, do not forget that this
/ coming Monday night will be the cleo
tion night for officers for the coming
term, and you most certainly want to
elect the right men for your officers,
for that is the only way you can in
sure success to your tent by having
the right men to administer your af-
fairs in the tent, so do not fail to come
and elect your man. All Sir knights
are requested to attend Monday nights
review.
DAUGHTERS OF LIBERTY.
Columbia Council No. 81, held an
interesting, although short session for
business on the 22nd, on account of SO
few being present at the time for
Council to open in regular order of
business. AS soon as quorum was
present, however, the proceedings were
taken up one by one and disposed of
our members being augmented rapid
ly by arrival of more members, much
good was done and the meeting ad
journed early to prepare for the socia
, later, which proved a very pleasant
and profitable affair, the members con
tributfng their services in every way
they could be available, which always
brings success to the occasion. Mucl
credit is due the committee and theil
assistants for their persistent efforts
in making the bazar and social sue
cess. A nice time was had at til,
social bv all present. The bed com
fort was drawn by ticket No. 142
held by Master George Shirtliff, VIII
resides at 215 East Market st. Th
sisters in charge Of the bazar We're yer,
agreeably surprised in receiving
package of nice things to be sold 70
the benefit of our Council, from n sis
ter Council in Pennsylvania, through
sisterly friendship for Sister Mimi
Huffman. A package was receive,
of valuable and useful articles to b
sold for the benefit of the bazar fror
Downingtown Council, No. 3S, O
Pennsylvania, and was much appre
ciated by the Council and we feel YER
proud of our sisters of that place. Brin
in all the applications for membershi
next meeting possible.
HOME GUARDS OF AMERICA.
Akron Home No. A. met last Wed
nesday evening with a good attend
ance. Nominations of officers wer
: held, several candidates were show
how to become Home Guards" an
a goodly number of candidates wer
balloted for and elected to member
ship. The class of so for last NEE
ing night in December, is progressin
nicely with the help of the good wor
of Deputies Sister Hammer, Brother
| Palmer, Peterson and Mcclellan.
dispensation has been granted to Al
ron Home for six months, to charg
Z $3.50 for membership fee, which il
y cludes medical examination. Ne2
d Tuesday evening, Dec. 4, Akron Hon
y meets in its new hall, 146 South How
ard st. Election of officers will /
held. All members are requested t
, be present. Come early.
X. of p.
At the last convention of McPherso
lodge an applicant for the ranks wf
elected and the degrees will be exen
plified on the first three convention
of December,so the captains and team
will act accordingly.
1t has been decided that during tn
winter there will be several socl,
events and the first one will be bal
quet to be given early in December
Next Thursday night will be the o
casion of the semi-annual election al
all the knights are expected to |