The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-03-03
Members and Candidates Present
From all Over the Country
CEREMONIES HELD IN MASONIC
TEMPLE SATURDAY EVENING.
JOvfan Order Has Grown to Be the
Strongest in the United States
Membership of $4,000.

One of the best arranged Rejuvena-
tions of the Jovian Order that has
ever been held in Idaho, was conduct
ed in the Masonic hall last Saturday
evening under the skillful manage
ment OF H. T. Fulton, chairman, and
II. S. Bates, secretary of the local
chapter.
During the afternoon the visiting
Jovlans were treated to ride to the
great Shoshone falls on the new stor-
age battery interurban line This was
novel experience for many of the
visitors, few of them having ever seen
the falls or ridden on storage battery
cars.
The ceremonies of the ritual were
rendered in an unusually capable man
ner by the following degree team:
D. A. Wilcox, Jupiter.
A. w. Hall, Neptune.
F. P. Bates, Pluto.
A. K. Seaver, Vulcan.
H. T. Fulton, Hercules.
R. G. Vance, Mars. !%
H. S. Bates, Apollo.
w. A. Moser, Mercury.
The sixteen electrical men to be
made Jovians on this occasion were:
L. w. Owens, power plant foreman,
Great Shoshone Co., Twin Falls.
]. B. McLain, superintendent trans
mission, Great Shoshone Co., Twin
Falls
E. E. Gray, sales engineer Hot Point
Heating Co., Seattle.
D. H. Cook, office man, Great Sho-
shone Co., Twin Falls.
j. G. Palmer, conductor Twin Falls
Railway Co., Twin Falls.
J. T. Krivanek, district manager
Great Shoshone Co., Jerome
f. e. Hull, foreman Great Shoshone
Co., Twin Falls.
e. F. Green, manager Mt. States
Telephone & Telegraph Co., Twin
Falls.
G. l.. Hushaw, line foreman Great
Shoshone Co., Twin Falls.
E. W. Rising, representative of Great
Shoshone Co., Twin Falls.
A. b. Overman, sales manager
Hughes Electric Heating Co., Chicago.
G. d. Irwin, manager Electric Auto
Co., Twin Falls.
f. r. Landes, bookkeeper Great Sho-
shone Co., Twin Falls.
Jno. Wolfenden, chief storekeeper,
Great Shoshone Co., Twin Falls.
Floyd Norman, substation foreman,
Great Shoshone Co., Twin Falls.
Robt. W. Spangler, editor See Idaho
First Magazine, Twin Falls.
The banquet was served in the din
ing room of the Masonic hall and a
local five-piece orchestra furnished
the music. The toasts responded to by
some of the foremost electrical men in
the intermountain country were well
delivered and very entertaining.
Among the more prominent out-of-
town Jovians who were in attendance
were H. D. Howell, sales manager,
Lamp Co., Salt Lake; J.
P. Anderson, Manager Western Elec-
.ric Company, Salt Lake; E. E. Gray,
District Sales Engineer Hotpoint Elec-
,ric Heating company, Seattle; A. B. |
Overman, Sales Manager Hughes Elec-
.ric Heating company, Chicago; w. A.
Moser, Sales Engineer Westinghouse
Cleo. & Mfg. Co., Salt Lake; and ]. B. |
Brokaw, District Manager Southern
IDAHO Water Power company, Black
DOT, and statesman of the Jovian Or
Ter in Idaho.
The Jovian Order has grown very
'apidly in the past few years, and at
present numbers some $4,000 men in
ts membership, thereby making it
more than twice as large as any other
electrical or engineering organization
n the United States. It's purpose is to
nstill the spirit of fraternity and
,ood fellowship into its members and
o encourage electrical development
long all lines.
The local chapter has fitted up club
ooms in the power building and regu-
ar meetings are being held. 1t is ex-
'ected that much of interest will be
one by the Twin Falls Jovians in the
lext few months, and their influence
will undoubtedly become a power in
he community.