Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-01

,n m,,ii,sm ksnney At last ssrembisEs delivered an
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Me1Isrmott specIaIpy s presiding Deputy p Fi,e gave
oMsey. Nolan, Herbrick, Meyers, Browne and
that ecltcd sommsnds,ien ie % sfohsr apSay BERNARD
asSHso ahd sSI n: to ts' TSs SSm' by
By Tss' Yer ss%s Of orai9ry that were appreciated
cation OF Frsternsi PrInepes pointed pointed pp'il out a
ties dessna,sd VSGn by hm a, II he sS later
work work Tor the United Boosters Federation. The
subject appealed to all and Will be agltated.
Passyunk. No. 80 81. Adams, No. So; South.
iOTi cohoclsInk, No. ii2; l.. J. smith, No. al;
Franklin No. 24o. and Memo, No; sSs, were
which Brothers Doherty, Ritter, Craig, oHara
wen was, the feature rendered that Il win be
saded Y ,S the and the th
psna sn5sd r2nEG viii give SG5G exhibition ,t Of the
activity promoter. who IS confined to his home
by illness. was remembered in appreclative senti.
him by official record.
Court Memo. No 33s, meeting Fridays Pass
yorsble comment upon its fraternal vlsitations.
Its talented string band is tho recipient OF much
formers. but particularly for, the zeal and en-
tsS snss ssown by rs % members in dysneips
courts Sohocksnk. Glnlwood Mcclellan, South.
Rb Hood sRom the ny upSh @ SERVICES
and those visited have manifested appreciation
permit oH BroRer s j. 'IS Sees aRd s fT 81;
eollesgues deserve, praise for their frsternal
order. Brother Berkery' Of Court T. b. Reed cd
cordlnE due praise 10 this courts fraternsi
workers.
J.. W, Pilot from tho upstate contests between
neresss Of membership ePPGssdes show IN, inc inc
tfrsst Sic,stv s nSse9snr tho TINE for awards OF
" %ltS Ho b52s IsheT,SGSd q and WaisSn
not in theif class W6lo Bros Devey. f'Ss Of No.
Gs No @ show Ts'9s s fsa s,r the COUNTY
sr rn,n5 n The, the LEAD The e5scgtye officers are Do
the ha H sarS. viii h"aA the
:RS show 'ss P.TSs .pps.c
he "GPsT aSrt Of duPSn anS%
hqy 81 3 GSSs sS sBn.1dyNn Nd S2 m.
instor, No. 2, Of the latter. have matters well
SsF' Se' nsssSo1 Msa B'o4s G sS
S$RRsE S$RsEE @ @ the saa%sy Ss aRs Esis AtsSsS
pected course % the contest has assumed Bucks
Of No 177. and GeiEer. OF No. 200, is concerned
9rSssSss sS@PGs0! HSEs snS
No. 3o2 and oberlander. OF. No. 344.- The result
! g. a, problem that must be solved. Luzerne
No, Il; Jones, Of No. 81. and Evans. OF % No. So
made Lackawanna County get lively movs on
N sefSs 5 fSsy nTSs y Ys q Ne ~ De,ysn
~, and La Nara. OF No 2i2 Deputies w X
Jones and John Emmett are. respectively. county
Court Summit Hill. No. 365, the latest acoui- |
sltion TO the ranks Of Forestry, was instituted |
On Saturday by Grand Secretary Robert Comber,
accha, OF Court Sons OF Columbus No s4s, OF
Tho last-named court offciated |
IS tne opehing court having previously initiated
luently transferred to the court when In |
,tituted.
officers for the balance OF the present term |
anger Paul Crosse: sub chief ranger Ger
'ase Ferrare; treasurer, John Ferrsre; financial
sugenio pa Col; senior woodward, John Cine:
unior woodward Felice Brandoro; senior beade, |
Joseph Castagnero; Junior beadle, Angelo Sti- |
ale; trustees. John Casazza, John MaZzero and |
Peter Delorenzo: physician O. p Hll. NJ. D.; |
II. Leroy Reick
The court was organized through the efforts |
,ss been appointed deputy grand chief ranger |
o look after It's Interests, and having started |
inder favorable Auspices and bright outlook |
he success OF the now organization seems to
70 0ssured.