Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-20
FORESTER COURTS
PLAN UNION ACTION
Past Chief Rangers Association
and Allied Courts Unite to Ad-
vance Orders Interests

Members of the Boosters Combination"
who attended many Of the recent sectional
meetings and district class limitations, at
conference Saturday evening discussed
these meetings, compared data gathered and
sought to anayze the work and the methods
used to attain results.
1t was freely stated that the success of
these movements was almost wholly due to
the rank and file of the order and that but
few of the high officials participated by at
tendance or otherwise
Some sharp criticism was made of this
official inactivity and It was stated that
less than % out Of 422 who had been hon
ored by the order participated in any of
these progressive movements.
The members Of the association asserted that
rscognition emolume1ts and honoTs 81 should sns Pe
deayo Gny S hat s Is WAS
those already in official sta tion, to stand sh9u.
labor pnitediy FOR fSS" the upift and welfare OF
the entire organization.
Court Mantua, No. 100. Friday evening, at
social festival held in It's hall al5 Lane2assisFF 2seFF
Ransers &ssociatien.
Tn' wbo gGas SRay 4 sG al OF
banged s thsmseyes G tSgethgsT for the
Plans on work are sysgssted new c.ss1 ideas s6r sd
ySnSsd nd oy wSy' and means discussed
scssi9ns are are held monthly and a pledge !,
aS5sS S@a! 3 The SSSTi each
sG@' sis% "iaa of Ts Rs'' on',
i Is, IN fact recruiting station station fer 2an tn1s
sResdy wanwTlsEt otfS and Henry snIeipste gIeSt
results froI the "a ,SeTt the plan
courts.
week eN The No SS s
With an outdoor lawn fete, which GannvFth,ns F,eu vet
pndPfsfen DGGSFSh hs shSraS9Sr S by any hs
guests who hqnorsd the 9scas,oT dS. by @Sse Ss
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fanS No. 2SS @ FFsedom o'NS n.y. a. and
sfsss fS 'ss n'$ a
the TScony brethren was thorousty enioysd am, and
the eySnt was as peaas9Infy courts in
is squSe S&E Ss
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ns sssoS the With S @
fjsnis. KsE %qs sis
sh s 2F s FAMILIES n. t Winter
work Of the court, diverted into channels Of sum
Of tho body
ple q active work s ALREADY being outlined nbnsoG by
Flanagan. DurHng. Davis. Fleming and Craig
coA, s5 b. sSS nT NG 81 M sndsy by
eysnlns proved sntoy%SlS haPpSnPE and Was
Sfessd PfesdSted 3aPlety of a5trsGtlve Features
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Court Havertord. No. 2o2, at 54th street and
$syelognE Is various saetiyitiss Tor The future.
he Ws m eTovns new ar The
Dramatic Club, Under Brother Barbera's tuts-
the Somns The
Se SRe sm d the das SGb brSSs Ke
and Stanley Smith, pianist, are doing their part
s h w for the
work OF the coming season
Junior Court Quaker City, No a., at 2s47
Tra3ktora aysnqe under the gHdanc9, Of
IN Re boys OF
parents over the 9utGOmo , Of
srabe youths as odn for their ,Sg sHns In In
the the sd OF court s "a gS %
Rs hs sd m Pesuar aTss
Brother Crockett Is , a welcome Ii standby who
sFSs S Ss goaSfu ffs%S Ills 'S' no barrier
The Foresters Field Day Committee meets to-
President ]. y. Garland and his colleagues have
reports for presentation that should draw large
attendance. Many important matters will be
decided. A social after-sesson will insure a
pleasant evening.
The State officers OF the woodchoppers OF
Pennsylvania hOnored guests Saturday
last OF State Keeper OF Logs and Chius ]. II.
Powell at its country home at Alden, Delaware
County. An enjoyable afternoon and evening
was spent amid silvan scenes. and after dinner.
during a social session, number of
aging statements made to the strides
being made In all sections OF the State by the
valuable adjunct to the Foresters OF America.