Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-15
JR. ORDER UN. AM. MECHANICS
Council installations and Gift Presen-
tations to Past Officers.

The officers of John r. Marlin Council
No. 20 were installed into office by Dep
uty State Councillor John Clemons, from
Spring City Council No 9OO assisted by
Past Councillor William Moore, of lone
Council The Marlin orchestra was the
feature of the installation ceremonies
Tho officers installed were: Councillor, Ell
mer w. Cross; vice councillor, William A.
Lewis; recording secretary, Henry Well
enmann; financial secretary, David H.
Thompson; assistant recording secretary,
Henry p. Swlgear; treasurer, Thomas II.
Walters; warden, William J. Gray; con-
ductor, Allan L. Kirby. Esq; trustee.
Walter w. Young: sentinels, Louis l..
Butterworth and Fred Lentz; chaplain,
Monroe L. Voightsberger
Councillor Elmer w. Cross. upon his induc-
tion into office, made brief address, dwelling
on tho success of the council during the last
said say in part smSiton S ms s"G to 'er see the
council reach membership OF 1000 members
about the desired result July Is, to be known h
dance October 20. assist in making the pa
samuel G., Scott; November l. reception to
NAhOnal SOuHthvi y. iS' "ubbt JuhuhlS Il
a public installation"
These suggestions were adopted by the Goun;
cil the followins. committee being appointed
Initiation, Entertainment and Anniversary,
Thomas Wsl1er Dayld pI5 ThomgsSE
H Fersuson. WILLIAM 4. Lewis. Henry p.
s%ssr s1bsn Asp Stsy ws.sr Es " ADsrt S6anS
land r. Herb.
Brother Thomas II. Walters presented to
EtatR Councillor ClemOnF n token a
esteem from Marlin Council. on accepting the
sft Deputy Clemens tnS eSHn-
Cross on his progressive spirit and hoped his
be air, Tae speecSes H
closed with patriotic airs. all members Joining
in singing the national anthem
Past State Councillor Walters presented TO
Past Councillor John F; Rue, Jr., q past coun-
cllcr's emblem Of solid silver which was ac-
cepted by Past Councillor Rue in nice speech
Tomorrow evening VIII be, ladies night in
We West fsT Aliesheny fS rave avenue. All Ssmbers and
ladies are invited to make the event sue
cess.
lone Council No. 765. has started a cam
paign for new members, having appointed the
William iGnnS Moore. chairman John Lewis and
William Free This committee has arranged
IST my as moSS SeS the SPEAKERS Invited are Ns
tional Secretary Martin M, Woods, who VIII
seS9eaPg eS9s Gg Ghariss che R H. HAN Who viii speak on
the progress OF the order In the State OF
Past State Councillor Thomas
II Walter who will speak on the order.
Others prominent in the order will be present.
Ali Juniors are invited to aid in making 1t a
success.
Deputy state Councillor John Rue. Jr.. In
stalled ON Monday evening last the following
officers OF Franklinvllle Council. No. 70:
Benjamin Wright. vice councillor.
John Barradaie recording secretary. Thomas
-oley. assistant recording secretary. Clyde
Boyer; financial secretary, p. L. Hall: trustee.
Edw b. White treasurer. Charles Berthod;
representative TO State Council, ]. Thomas
Seyitt; alternate. William Pouch warden,
raw Walten; conductor. Harry Clayton; sentl-
,els Henry Dence and William MacPhail:
unior past councillor, Truman Boyer; chap
ain EdW. b. White
Deputy Rue's offered prize OF an emblem
ing 10 the member proposing the most can
iidates for the term was won by Junior p
J. Truman Boyer. who proposed 10 initiated
Frankiinville Council IS one OF the baby coun-
ills OF the district, and has done creditable
work having initiated 20 candidates during
he last six months; They now have mem
1ership OF 100 active members, Councillor
Wright upon his installation into ofilce. asked
he members 10 extend themselves that he
nav have a gain for his term OF 100 members.
5ast state Councillor Thomas H. Walters spoke
n his usually forceful manner.