Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-11
WOODMEN OF THE
WORLD

"A large attendance and
X5N an enthusiastic meeting"
IN was the remark of vis-
HGfM aiting neighbor to Fremont
hWOM Kcamp Thursday night, De-
X cember /. 1t was election
%rlytIlS Re1l1 night, an occasion that
NsE1dd1E|% always brings the mem
bers out in Fremont. AS
heretofore, the proceeding was charac-
terized by harmonious action, each Off
Ger being chosen by acclamation, with
the following result Leo Clairemont,
consul commander; G. II. King, adVls-
er lieutenant; II. II. Hayward, banker;
A. II. Borden, clerk; Harry SINNER, es-
cort: Leon Switzer, assistant escort: nj.
o. Mohler, watchman; Lewis G. west
sentry: Il. N. Livingston and 70. W.
Tuttle, managers Charles Ward, mu-
sician: Tom Connor, captain of team.
Next Thursday night, the degree
team of Fremont camp Will give an en-
joyable dance.
Los Angeles camp NO 4o2 held an in
teresting meeting Friday night The
attendance was good, which shows an
increase from week to week, due TO
the aroused activity of the member
ship, the fraternal spirit displayed and
the entertainment provided at each ses-
sion. The protection degree was con-
ferred on a class of candidates at the
last meeting. So well was the work
performed by each officer and the de-
gree team as to bring forth the heart
lest applause from all present, after-
wards voiced in words of praise by WIS.,
iting neighbors Among the visitors
called on for remarks were "Woodman
Bill" Hagerman, Past Consul Due OF
Fastlake and Consul Commanders Dan
ming of David and Fussner OF Hoilen-
beck. The meeting was concluded at
A.ll
whist was playedsr the prize winner
being "Woodman Bill"
Hollenbecl camp held an interesting
session Wednesday, night. Four canul-
dates were given the principal obllga-
ton, two applications received and the
transfer card of W. A. Stretch accept
ed. motion unanimously prevailed
that the officers and team of Los An
geles camp be invited to introduce
class of candidates, Wednesday night,
December 2S Visitors to Hollenbeck
Wednes lay night included Past Head
Consul Foley and District Manager
MARTYR each of whom delivered pleas
ing az q encouraging fraternal ADDRESS
es. q Lfer speakers were Organizers w.
A 8 sretch, Hollands and Livingston,
DIR. r., C., Chaffin and w. A. Scott,
can ain of the Hollenbeck degree team
There Is no abatement In the In
terAst manifested by the neighbors OF
Vernon camp in the membership cam
paign. At the meeting December l,
eleven applications We're received.
Election of officers resulted as fol-
lows: J. ]. Reese. consul commander;
]. p. Kwasigroch, adviser lieutenant;
r. C. Thompson, banker; t. II. Chap
man, clerk; Frank Burleson, escort; T.
G. Taylor, watchman; A. Arnhart'
manager
The committee on Christmas tree for
La Fiesta camp is, planning big sur
prise for the members, but 1t VIII be
treated as a secret until the event
comes off, Monday night, January 2.
Some weeks ago James n. Bowie, late
clerk of Fillmore camp, was buried at
Fillmore, and Past Head Consul John
TT. Foley and Hon. J. P. Transue of
Los Angeles were asked to assist the
local Woodmen with the ritualistic
services. Petrolia camp, at F1llmore'
showed such fraternal regard and made
such a numerical showing that the citi-
zens of Fillmore were much impressed,
and sixteen applications for member
shin were received as consequences.
Last week they were initiated and sew
eral past consul commanders of La
Fiesta camp assisted in the work. Pc
trolia camp expects to introduce TWEEN
ty more candidates before the end OF
the month