Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-27

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- +. @. s.. and NJ Richards
Muckle grand treasurer, deceased, to be hung
in the Grand Lodge office.
The per capita tax was fixed at L. cents per
term per member, and the Orphans Home tax
at 20 cents per term per member.
Exposition Park, conneaut Lake, Crawford CrawoId
county, was selected as the place for holding
the next annual session
The special committee appointed at tho last
subject Of an asea odd Fellows home pie
sented no new, proposition nor any definite sub
| Ject Tor the Grand Louge action in connection
! Herewith. AT their request they were con-
| tinued for another year.
| The revised constitution foI the Rebekah AS
senl0ly and, the revised constitution for the
ltebekah lodges were botl acted upon by the
alteration.
rising vote Resolve ed. That the Grand Lodge
| Of tennsyivania, /. y. o. T., in annual session.
our grand master to his ExeellenGy, the Presi;;
nr ssn1 St the United siases Oh Amer%lGs' % our roy
maintain peace with honor to himself ana our
| IN the future as ne has been in the past by
end end ''''u' "''' 'e WIN ''0 0''''' '"'
The grand secretary was authorized to pre-
p pare card INDEX system OF the membership
Hb bat me 1arSdiGt9n Gr PennsS v'ns ma IN ordeF G
tho Grand Lodge the necessary information
der up to and Including his removal from this
| Jurisdiction or OF his Gccease. The secretaries
! of the several subordinate lodges VIII furnish
a complete list OF their membership in otqer
that these records ray be made. and Ike
| years for correction
Hereafter tho grand secretary is authorized
oTdinates lodges S Who have We died curing the
fiscal year ending with April
fhe orpRans Home in this jursdIetioS upon the
n
authority in control OF regularly chartered In
ncurabIy Insane and confined in said institu-
tion for that reason.
bekSh Assem6ly t'' We're e." invited 10 attend the
session of the. Grand Lodge during a recess
dressed drH BY the grand f sire, Robert T. Daniel
OF Georgia, whose address was a mastery one
The following ottleers were, elected and in
NorTstoSn: ra"H deputy grand aster. Perry A.
Shaner, Pittsburgh. grand warden, Robert ".
Usher 4. Hall PhIIqoslpdia, and grand treas
urer, Frederick C, Hanyean' Scranton.
Ivy, Lodge had a large attendance Of visitors
last Monday evening 10 witness the degree OF
bEotheyry love which ,pa0n.iH Was s.TiemPlitied IN &
impression T % on the eandldates. as follows: Rich.
ard C.. Tyler, Charles L. Walter, Frederick n.
and Paul a. Randall. Past Grand Thomas 9.
Gars work as M noble & gTSnd was we very l fine.
day evening was largely attended. with profit
9G MS9ksfs Se sGeet inc Of mproVns te n
tory degree, will be taken up, ,--, ~,
second degree in full form on a class Of fve
candidates. Owing to continued absence OF
e T. E. RicSardscn ofcated IN the hu@ss most
s had the 6aa as eest on the is
4sndaPSe stG,s aSs we're no. BTGbe Ss
G6sste9 STEP e. r. '1 Who With an
esting account Of qda Fellowship 4. IN that that
Iss 5 G. SaF 0qsa
OF Amity. No, 10, wh9 made timely I'M ys,S ,SSempsrkg'
r.. W. Ricketts spoke OF a recent trip to Read
g and u Of tbas his S9y sHEda TiSePP Pw S1S y s
eorfer The third degree In full form. Visitors
Spring Garden Lodge placed the second de-
gree on the floor May 20 In tine style on class
ps psriai Lodge The Visitors were asttering in
their commendation OF the work performed.
fmpsriai T Lodge. Brother CLAUDE Johnson. Of
Ivy Lodge ("sOme orator. Brother Fisher,
SON OF Bernard Brown Lodge. on Tuesday
syehinE the Spring Garden team a, PLACED 9S5 the
aiaatss for Initiation Juns 3: Ihs degree stan
work Tor other lodges in response requests
p aF0tSsT &: Es9 sfs9 % S Fa Rs
Hospital badly burned from ron an an explosion He
"es General alt Harrison Lodge viii conduct the
services at the odd Felows Home Sunday
ms%b.n. bg Death & si ss Weeks
Good Samaritan Lodge conferred the third
T of ne tsFm " the
Entertainment Committee announced that 4
Samaritan" SAN Il ana that Il viii hold its arst
annual donation and Pa,siksasgs P,is s party on June
event great success There win be good
aatss. with several more applications to come
viii be listed 10 receive the nltiatory degree
81 sf n decided 10 become a member Of
the employment bureau;
handled Inc work in its usually capable man
ner on last Friday evening, when a class OF
form. The meeting was very well attended, and
P. G. Shumen, representative 70 the Grand
last week. All Visiting brethren are made
TomorTow evening viii be observed as Past
Darby An past sESGdS RE q 'ss lodge are r,;5 re-
will be eonferrsi on Two eandidate5 by the
degree stan. nader Degree Master A. W. Pope
Canton Reliance. No. 3s, p. a., viii attend
Mission. DARBY, In conjunction with the Man
ioyukee Council o, I. A., on next Sunday
olive BRANCH Lodge performed the second
fegee p f iosa ds tFd tFs sgsfiss assee
q the late Brother r. TTaatwein on sunday,
Il6atih sanivefssry q he lodge i making prog
ress aud intends % make L one OF the best /
bsaauet those members who attended the 50th /
anniversary 20 years ago
,hs odd FeiioWs Horne on sunday. REV. ]. |
chantry HOFFMAN. pastor ef ne Eyanlgelleai /
fioss streets, preached The sermon. The music
vas ln charge q the choir ql WyeEllls3g H@Pti5t /
Al The Rsbskah Home he ssrylees geEe in
p. Ths sermon Nal plearned ~ t+eop rail- I
sy reader e 81 Psss Fsa5sss.n, Esldiso9sl sa
william Thomaa iaqsl pfeaehar q tha