Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-29
JUNIOR o. U. A. NJ.
Big Eastern District Outing With
Marlin and Armstrong Rivalry.


The members of the Eastern District
had very enjoyable time on their pic
mic in Toughlkenamon on Saturday last.
| The feature of the afternoon was Il game
| of ball between the rival teams of John
Il Armstrong and John b. Martin Coun-
| ellis. The game was very interesting and
exciting, going into 10 innings with no
score. In the last inning the game was
| broke up with two men on bases by
Ferguson knocking a home run, 9maklng
| score OF to in favor of the Marlin
| team. The feature was the pitching Of
| the two batteries-John Eberle and Sam
uel Jones for Marlin, E. Miller and
George Leignt for Armstrong. Arm
strong's team is going to issue another
| challenge to the Marlin team.
In the evening the visitors were escorted In
autog to Chatham. where Chatham Council No.
s hsa afse eaSS an sa Tes degrees &
degree team OF Armstrong Council consisting
cilor; Elmer Hand, vice councillor +, Hand,
Junior past councillor; G. Myers, warden: c..
Zimmerman, inside sentinel; Fred Hudson,
captain OF guards; I JoTdon sleinmeyer,,
ThQSSPsSn SngSTs 1M2SFFSi MS,FFfai. p GoTeTs W. Hg&eSs,
DTamTgoRd g,o yl The following y!storg were pres
state seeretary Charles II aan past sSott, sts,
commssoher O' Val D. Martin. charles s si"ShIe Wsle
lace. David II. Thompson, D. D. 81 O. Henry
arhesp Stead aRd J9hR Sters Ffs Tbs m nd
companying the members were entertained in
the home OF Mrs. s. G. Scott.
on Sunday morning Toughkenamon Presby-
sTp GhsR SR by was pFs6Isnssd wtA large
his pressntatlon address Past state Councillor
Thomas Il. Walters used as his theme, "In-
" Se church By nc was pasSr b on 9Shai
were well attended by the members OF the
itors voted their thanks to the Local Council
and committee for the able manner in which
lone Council No. 7a5 opened their campaign
open meeting on Monday evening which wss
well attended by members and friends. State
order" giving in detail the history :" Of GSe tSe
Sr. o; a; ~; since n! Us Institution in 1864
Cur National Orphans Home" covering ali
how the home was started and what progrsss
it has made since It's birth, There Is at the
state Councillor Thomas IT, walters SPOKE on
Virtue, Liberty and Patriotsm." stating what
they should mean 20 every American The
spe tkers were heartily 9pplauded The Marlin
spsecht s., finishing with the national anthem
Ms Moore expressed bmself very ws ssssdma Milm
With the hrst meeting
The members Of John r. Marlin Council are
stlll eonlinuing along the progrssslve lines as
laid down By e conneioF Q. i. Gross Cross The committee
many detsns that win be necessary to be be
looked after.
General Grant Council No SO. OF Norrlstown
on oetoher I WIN change their meetihg night
from Wednesday 10 Friday evening. This Will
Be a great benefit TO the council.
Brother John +. Rue. Jr. will spend his
honeymoon In r0ughkenamon In the very near
future.
some Of the Councils Ia the state have made
exceptional net gains ia membership during /
the last three months, conaidering the indus
trial depression that has prevailed everywhere.
list with a net gain OF no members. Many