Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-10

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ton.
The state Vice Councillor pald tratsrp2sl visits
No: 953 Hamilton, 10. s4l Rescue, N9. 10, 10,
enq Loyal 10 ISL lot tRe pupPSsS ubpIPsSsssSntstion TO
| be held by Integrity Council No. 83s, synq4ay
ffSs9 fpa3Ss 'SRs GSa q o t2' and Porter 5ao
SqonGt SPonSty a E%1s s az eng 7b sn9 Porter streets
Tor the purpose Of formation.
| The state vice councillor earnestly desires tas is
sDd Psps or se n1ssy sysnnF June
| 2i, at 5sth street and Woodland avenue for
the Pyrg3se q peying monstssr v'itnaGtn ost ,H No
teresting event and a iargel1ttendanoe Of mem
bers, rags. guards. accompanied by music are
The 49th District will hold an imporisn,
meeting at Frankford Council, 10. iIq, 46SiSS
tbo' meeting. State Vice Councillor sheneman.
deputies viii be in attendance. Excellent work
is being done In this dlstrlet especially apd
district, Brother Charles W. I Walton. Of Frank
ford Council. No. 170
Al councils should send deleFates to the
erica Council, No. 80, i1th street and Columbia
avenue, friday June IS. >. This movement ls
FOUND lines suggested at the FIRST meeting and
and support OF every council in Phliadelphia,
Several hundred member o. the 20, order At
in John II. Murphy Council, No, 10. There
were 20 candidates who took the degrees Al
Of hs az M S Tsmpe f on the 6s
Birthday filled the various positions in the
their canddates ard there were several cam
aidates i,gh, Iron AmeTlca I'm Council NO. 20 Thsss
acted warden
The oo,Dd1ia OthST otgoeEg EoTs Elmer II Sherwood
Albert Kern as conductor, William F. Mann
as chaplain and V. c. Baumgard inside |
sentinel.
and their military evolutions eicted |
praise one OF the interesting features of the |
by Bro. Peters in his vice councillors charge, |
This cabinet was made by Bro, Peters, and |
ables who gave informal talks were State |
Vice Councillor sheneman, state Council Sec
he Funeral BENEFIT Association OF the I'm United
states John McKelvey and his drum. District |
Walton. Refreshments were served by tho
host council, and every one left with the salts
The Initiation was pleasing and
ns,rgctiye. and It is hoped that tho visitors
rus districts OF the city.
A union meeting Of the district will be held
n o,,nn m9ndsy eSenIng; Sniy ~ at !ndependent
lvenue and Berks street. Brother Bauman,
sS Sa faH IL store &nd or TsmRs se
e1S snd R9Ped S9Ts that gorv each council in
here, and an Invitation is extended 10 ali
members OF the order to come TO this meeting.
john r. Murphy Council made the following
oininatlons last week: Fred Thomas chan
eeIlor; William Rider, vice chancellor; Charles
iiecDonald, treasurer; Eugene f. Porter. hnan-
lal secretary. Thomas Wise and Joseph foN
recording secretary; Harry Berge, chaplain;
ndreW Arnold conductor; Alfred Day war |
on William Pickersh inside sentinel; Jo-
aph Hell outside sentinel; Charles Bleldhorn
-ustee. Only one candidate Is up for each of |
&c; with the exception OF tho otfice OF re-
prdIng secretary, now held by Thomas Wise. |
r9ther Fox was nominated by Al Lelnlnger, !
ng a warm fight is antIc;nH-ed between Wise |
la FoN, as the names might Indicate. The |
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