Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-02
JUNIOR MECHANICS
District Deputies Plan Union Meeting
to Boom Work of Fraternity

George NJ. Polntsett Council. No. 18s,
held an interesting boosters meeting last
Tuesday. Several candidates were ad-
mitted and seven petitions we're read by
the secretary. Among the visitors to ad-
dress the meeting were Past state Coun-
uties Henry Weilenmann and Fred G.
Weber Lunch was served by the Enter
tanment Committee.
District Deputy State Councillor weilenmann
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for the purpose. of increasing the total MEM
ell. No. 20, Indicated by the manner II which
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General Grant Council No 81 held a sue
of % 81 spa6s City yas Go&G 49, @
on tEG good OF the order BY SHtGn9l Repre-.
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visitors and members were then invited TO the
Grant Council now has a membership Of i5G:
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themselves.
Spring City Council. No. 900. is arranging to
have a large class initiation on Monday even
Viii Sr be- g Candidates G en inateG Spring City
Is after the 200 mark; which they expect
Favorable replies are being received by Re-
adelphia to appoint members for the purpose of
forming a committee to handle the State Coun-
rive here. The committee will meet Monday
evening, March 10. in tho Relief Council. s04
West Glrard avenue
A large class initiation will be held by
last meeting of the council the secretary re-
ported that he had / 5 propositions and that he
Dirigo Council will hold the largest class in
the councils history. The degree team from
vted to do the work this occasion.
Gil held its monthly meeting last Friday eve
bers who enjoyed the in!tiatory work which
was performed by. an able team. The next
meeting Will be held Friday evening. March "a.
Liberty Council, No, S5, was. the scene of
initiation was held. The degrees con-
forred by the degree team Of the council
bcrship of $50. and is worth over $4,000.
Stephen Girard Council is busy working for
another class initiation. After the meeting
Dutch lunch was served. which was enjoyed
by all present.
Fred NJ Wagner Council No. 1856. Is still
adding members to the roster and admitted
several members at the last meeting on Mon
day. evening, The secretary reported fiye. prop
being arranged for a future date,
John r. Marlin Council will meet this week
on Friday evening instead of Thursday even
ing. Visitors always receive cordial well
At the semlmonthly session of West Phia-
delphia Council last week Junior Past Coun-
Sor 5 Pr'a nd e etsr
esting features. The Entertainment Commit
and the awsaad ssH Of prtss a9 to @
BENJAMIN Warren. Frederiek Mlehener and
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had been inapgurated and literature and apS
hS RanI ea ete Of Efy anap Il
qs a m a6 OF the ss o Re ode by
william Lorng rendered his resignation
After a feIioitoGs address by James Murphy
the second dart tournament was started with
ture OF the next session will be an organ re-
cital by Warren Sentman.