Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-08
IR. oRprR On. az. MEcHANIcs
The Career and Record Of Young
Live Wire-New officers.

Brother Henry Weilenmann Joined John
r, Marlin Council. No, 20. in the latter
part Of 1905. From the date OF his initi-
alton into the order he showed marked
interest in its welfare. taking an active
part In all the work OF the council. After
serving in several Of the minor offices,
Brother weilenmann went through the
chairs and became past councillor. serv-
ing the council with fidelity and credit
Desiring to do more for the council. he
took an active interest In the floor work,
In time being appointed degree mastei,
and It was through his untiring EFFORTS
that Marlin Council has one OF the best
degree teams in the order. having exem
plifed the degrees In several councils
through the State and also outside Of the
State In April OF 1910 upon the death OF
the recording secretary, Brother Weilen-
mann was elected to that office, and still
holds 1t with credit and honor.
Desiring to do more for the order, Brother her
Eastern District OF Pennsylvania, serving sew
eIal years IN the office OF Deputy state Coun,
committee to revise the state Council laws
ana constitution. and also the subordinate con-
CaHncii This wear Brother Weiienmann was
appointed by state Councillor D. X. Horner a
district Gounneiis nos 20. "a. S. IA and 800
This district viii show a gain for the fiscal
So 0 new s%'fn meSbefs Sa3 This is Is due in marked
degree to tho energetic work Of Brother
greater activity and hstiiiing into them the
progressive spirit that prevails In the order.
In spite OF the threatening clouds that were
hanging overhead Monday, John X. Marlin
SSTm sToSd and nd improysmeHt %ssoeiaion Tor he
benefit Of The playground, q beautiful Amerl-
which the members and guards OF Marlin Coyn..
Gil took part II is worthy OF mention that
the a'sf nd ss @ GS
and plentiful. Ihe nag was presented on pe-
cllor Thomas II. walters n en able and
patriotie address. walter T. Pup, ger ae-
fsPed 6 eySf SSnS Mas q the S Of Ro
day and made well-delivorcd address, This
was truly safe and sane Fourth OF July
tonight will be an interesting, one at John
Councillor John Clemens, OF spring city Coun-
eli. No 900, Will be present 70 install the Off
tGe tSGS orchestra T Of john Ohm r. Marlin coune
The members Of the debating society have
Sste Sste ON local option which Svery member is
invited to attend and hear.
Tho following officers of stephen, G!rard
Council, No; "a were i4galied MI July by
George Lockwood; recording seeretery, William
Yeager; treasurer, Andrew, J. Wilson; CON
ductor. s, Terpening; warden, Morris Steini
inside and outside sentine.s Robert Tegge and
Albert Schoneld: trustees, Morris Stein, Fred
C. Weber and william Schmidt; chaplain.
Fred c. Weber; representative, Fred c. Weber;
alternate Dr. Il. Hancock. This council Is
but year old and Vt has shown some of
tho older councils how to do things, being In
stituted with 80 members and having a mem
bershlp today OF 40 and a treasury Of S36O,3T.
IThls is due TO the energy put forth by the
ofgicers and the teachings of their mother,
John r. Marlin Council.
Rockdnle Council, No 500, has elected these
orIicers: Councillor Harry Lamey; vice coun-
ciior Charles Houpt; recording secretary,
William T. Griffith: financial secretary,
william Loos; assistant recording secretary.
AVeny Mcfarland. conductor Matthew Green
lee; warden George Nelson; inside sentinel.
George Calvert: outside sentinel, william But
lei. representative to State council, W. T..
Griffin; alternate, II. Walker Yarnall; trus-
tee, Joseph II. Wickersham; chaplain. Harry
Gilmore.
Announcements and news of weddings. social
entertainments at the homes OF members ana
editor OF the Frnternal Society department.
Names OF participants and name and address
OF sender should be plainly written.