Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-27
RECORDER STOCKLEI
ASSEMBLY NO.2,A.0M
Pennsylvania's Faithful Ohi&
Cordially Greeted After
Serious Illness

Pennsylvania Assembly had a good 1Yl
erage attendance, with Master Artisan AN
superintendent Nichols and Inspector 5t1
son in their chairs and leading in the c
thusiastic talk over the fall campaign; 41<
faithful deputy Fred Keene said: &
last meeting OF he sssembiy' To observe esof q
msmpdr .n,Yar rs he entered the room give one sla&4
Ssss fsss HSsn tairy beam vim pIsssars ana
TO grasp his hand and say. Hello, Frank. I - .
sr ths old $ rns sSS sSS 0ss ss.
frn nd .S SnS s hes syes sns fs better ,t n my
being among his boys again--thst was what (
stockiey voiced his sentiments 'ier for the SSpfs
PIRATE remembrances by the assembly durin1s
be absent again for exactly the the s same M0pa reasoS
r,,s BROTHER Barrett, for the entertainment coa
II. NJ Z; MA, NJ A. sSstergOCd who would not scfttse
somss IN wer GFSfr SrotSsr iS heard
tayor ershae gsf Ssed ffSse Ss he delegate t5
favors were enjoyed - ~" ~ 'o'u0"' oop"1s
u, The The Penn Club. will visit Ideal Assennbiy,
{em6er 6sa ~ and the banner turnout OF the year
Germantown Assembly held a short mektins
WitSSuts much m 'de di.cpro parror game q broorpbai
refreshments, Recorder Stempe was Selected
war With SG fs snsrS Tcos
esser,bi es,e, Recorder Harry Smith. Of Unoerdcwa
IN september was announced II W. Il,
Ihe athletic committee will maintain, the
sspptstiP9 sopqts Of the assembly in the line u
VII be organized, prepared 10 enter any Artisss
tournament during the season or other Leagues,
is@S The Rsnf pfses s M wow S Grave
So.vnrdI . ITfus dass We're we're awarded as follows: N
lock. N' oerNens'oek' X. foi-
p 0o,y9-d dash. boys-Albert Lackman, F. Mao.
,bS So,y9rd dis dash, sirls-Margaret Brown. Doro-
n 50,yard dash, slrls-Marsaret Gibson, Marie
, 5o.yard dash, women-Helen Sword. Ar
Raymond Holland. ''' -
ao-yard dash boys-H. Shaw. H. Kendir, u.
sbSS3rrggaagyd dash. girls - Violet Shaw Mary
722;;ynard dash. members-Raymond Holland
uia,k Sack race, boys-Albert Lackman. Robert
:, Tmhrecs,IssEed mrca race, members-Ray Holland ana
shotput, members1 u H. anf FiSck nc krOPpk,ns Mceaf
wi,,,no h,2tato race, women Helen Sword Mrs
,aIniIItiEh mghiEh Assembiy turned out enough OF il
rnnd yaJHtS IS ana friends ON the Journey to wild
%oq or the 20 pnrpo. M special car The trip ade
Sss 2Ss bas h
%ismy HiHrly FssS.Ss FfSHshsssd ss Ss
f"d g. S MSrG snS RSn%fr srs Pas, Master Artisan
MTs George B. sares% sns Ssrs SSs9rss
aGnd GaEscr aFfGr Lee 1grsSw Mrs Bulsv
SsSSiF:F L EnfgG fvsy NTf kadsSBs k%aS @a s@ ss
Sna MTs m2sas TarSa 4Ts FEsmng aTod
ksSdep gw,s and saMnt, rs eTiT Carl Er%Stes ana
Adams Mrs. careaSe q j. jiiefssrs Hsa@s ana
r.. ns:
font Ned Kingston met the psrS Snd az us hs
n, The S,d. Lehish boys played good game assinsi
ySas sS ,b runs More than 1000 sPse.s,ors
able trip and il is desired to have h' another
Lsrchwood Assembly bad short session by
the fhfui for b resusrs MsWOTal Services were
Nagle was chosen the representatiye o,,ths
he Welfare sms ca
Posed 81 Brother CLARK Ars
Brqthsr Guard, Fepresentins the ''uia nspeeser. s
assembly upon a sound basis. and The susgesticn
Of a theatre bensht as as one movement In. tho
aged aged BY the interest and efdcency Of thssnsw n,
oF' Barber of Ideai Assembly. was Welcomed ana
sven Sy h a ssembg in to asss night "
Prospect Park Assembly deferred the elettion
OF cashier 10 succeed Brother W. A. snowden.
home Coming night vii be held 10 wSeS Msn al
members ,, Of The GFder Eesiding IN that ssstIo
for successful event and promises one or
more candidates
| Bartram Assembly turned out nifty members
| l. enterta inng Brother James Shields OF Key
| - ne Assembly. The workers Plan to have ten
| ol more candidates at the official visitation OF
| tho NJ. T.. officers in October and authorized the
| master artisan to appoint a committee secure
a dclega tlon to attend the reunion OF the ''Gveat-
head Seven at Haddon Heights in November.
! Brother Joe burning appointed the REPRE-
sentative of tho Assembly to the general con-
| ference on war conditions Brothers Breuuau,
| Mann, Martin and During furnished pleasing
| entertainment during the serving Of cooling re-
| freshments Deputy Harrison Patton sa Id the
| right word in the right place at the right tins.
| Oak Lane Assembly had r. very good hot
weather meeting, made short by lack of busi-
| ness but pleasant by the of r. H..
| A. Porter, of Union Assembly. and by P. M.
| A. Detwiler's description of his vacation motor
| trim to Maine and Recorder Gunther's account
| Of his auto trip along the Jersey coast frailed
| bv r. NJ. a. Frank Trestou. of Grard Asgenn-
| hly. whose dumped In ditch but there
| were no bones broken. t1s
| Enterprise Assembly had fair attendAnco
| and good talks on general business. Rrother
| William Coudell elected and installed ifl-
| spcctor of the assembly. vice Brother King. re-
| siGned. The entertainment committee sarl-
| nounced that preparations for ladies' r1ght
| in October would be taken up. Refreshmente
| We're served. l