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


securing 10 appcatons for membershlp
Grand Secretary Comber, known and loved By
coming Of the Grand Chief Ranger O dPand Pffv
Lecturer NJ. j. Clancy, a former deputy Of
proposed supreme funeral fund, and as he L
az expert insurance man. his Judgment can be
Deputy Grand chief Ranger James J iSiiP buTos,.
! who hodH the record for putting more mem-
Iced to add ono member to the roll OF Court
| STANDARD for each one added to the roll Of
! eral financial secretary Of Court Noshaminy,
former deputy Of Court Passyunk, also an
stirring address Brother John Farrell. Of
Northern Liberties supreme delegate and live.
sssve mcmbsss of ho oPdo P yGudE ADDRESSED nd %
ser especially 20 the young men not members
VIII, every young man should seek admssion
10 B, "a. the Foresters Of America; Tho lecturer.
expressed himself as deeply indebted to
refreshments followed
Court General Garfield had a big meeting and
gave royal welcome to Delegates r. D. Burke
and John White. the latter being elected a
SSTand Court trustee at tho recent convention.
honor conferred on were made Nv RFotbor3
George Iiollsworth. Frank Canning, Jr Mer-
10 was apPon,Sd fo erTapes PGm for c9mmifos Of
Brother Nhite's honor with Frank Canning
make this the most successfui airsir OF the
klnu yet uhdertnken. a program OF excellent
rngpntiOm W
take place In September and invitations viii
be be extended TO the newly elected Grand Court
The membership contest closed at this ,sst-
ing ing with the award Of prizes to the following
brothers. Michael shugrue, winner OF hrst
Canning, Jr, winner OF second prize a gold
Ww3Ich; VAC John lluerr scarfpln and tie clasp;
John White, cum links, and william zehnder
Chief Ranger Singer. on behalf OF the court
p55lGisentel the prizes. To hl Il vacancy in the
WI lNtS or HUD-Chtef TunRpT md Ero
Go,iTs Tsnims, sry and Michael shugrue were unani-
Court Farmount received the delegates 10
ie isSrtSbLys tSbLsnd Court Conyent!on. who presented
charnano of Brotbes FIs9 TfP9rt thrpugh the
podyse eda dSu1hiorw 1hS wedding ed 0i Brother Ed Ken
tay evening a large delegation Of ~ membeTs |
ngHSd by the Court Fife ana Drum Gorps' |
re- proceeded to the country residence fr OF Of
By S coar na T9S uS
ievtlon io,n OF Brother AL Ritter, and vocal selec-
9m ? Moore, Ed. ana Richard KinSiow, Ed
s : NNteninIedy, tIliIy, Michael Powers. Abe Foreman. Ben
- Court John Paul Jones set aside last Fri
l9g EGgoIt 9ight for oryanlzing Junior branch OF
ishsrft e" !. H. RSIiS, fHeFf b. F 'nSm Isn
.aster, Edward Sbubert- and Harry Hutc6in-
9iiowns were enrolled RAYMOND S nd" and nd" JOSEPH
Tam" IT. H?2sTt smItb L3gHSStsT george kolly
S@iisy IRnSiy tWilftred Heck and many others They
nkee' Tp T3 DO Instituted about the 18th OF
une. July and August tho court meets the
econd and fourth Friday nights All NOM
els having tickets out for the Reading ex-
ursion are urged TO make return to the Score
Court HadIington, heard the report OF
rother George r. NJ. Taylor, a delegate to |
10 supreme Court Convention at San Fran
convention.
He offered cash prize to every member who
vi get 10 new members into the court by the
me he returns from san Francisco. Bro. |
harles F. Kelly was made chairman OF a
'mmittee to arrange for a banquet TO be given
honor OF the election Of Bro George T. NJ q
aylor, and he will communicate with the
her West Philadelphia courts to combine in
1nOr OF their successful members who were n
ected grand court officers or supreme rep !
The contest for getting in new
embers Will close this month, and Bro | -
nomas Culbertson is still leading, with Bro.
Inn Bracken running a close second. Brother =
llbertBon has taken an interest In the court q
teiy and has signihed his intention OF going
rough the chairs. d