Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-23
RECORDER ST0CkLEY IN
HOSPITAL; IMPROVING
Old Assembly No. 8, Artisans
Order Mutual Protection, Still
Active Working Unit

Pennsylvania Assembly. under Maste
Artisan Ahn, had felicltatlons over the re
port OF the improved condition of Directo
and Recorder Frank B. Stodtley who under
went an operation for appendicitis at th
Methodist Hospital three weeks ago. Th'
| July meeting had more than the usua
| summer attendance and official members
including Doctor Gadd. There were visitors
| from Ideal, Passyunk and Energetic As.
| semblies, Squire Them telling about live
| doings in Jersey towns Brother George +,
| Jenkins played on the piano his own COM
positions. entitled "Ifome Defense Guards
March"
| The Penn Club has been booked to visit
| Ideal Assembly at the September meeting.
,,o Prospect Park Assembly held SPECIAL cleo,
colylng the honor, The position OF master
ermned "r PGSn of aF Frank 'f horts super
| intendent BENJAMIN +. Moore was promoted to
Ss S eceon
eesshier. made vacant by the, resignation Of
There was one candidatS initiated Sos and d,
communioation from NJ q, Recorder Cox a
representative will be sent TO a conference on
enlisted 6rotSors. Ths assembly has four mem
bers enlisted and thirty-four eligible for draft
Southwestern Assembly had a good attend.
were more than repaid. II was decided to hold
Mckee, HAYES and hammond, vas appointed
was appointed The rebfesenlatvo Of south nj a west
cda 2 IN the 'fd 70 donscT BY NJ war al NJ Sor f.
tions Chaplain stapleford was very much in
in his das hS s' ea mSn 6 as
as any one. Brothers .stapietord and Vogt's
eenne aue BTohr Harns rendSTd Of mahS thS
pleasing irish melodies. Brother Thomas A. Me-
former he
ming, owing to the absence of Recorder Thomas
Doctor McGarvey was noticed among the mem
hGs nEht hpSsh Inspsctor TisSh and Cashier
SfS p SISa5"5' Saa SsS
sgna A DIN in tho words et an enthusiastic nemSer
sSf. t1Ef It to fTG% ns Brotssf ss
Leon Leon Mayer gave the feature Of the entertain
with the French army in China several years
Bartram Assembly brought out an attendance
Of sl}kty-fye memheIs, who enioyed real live
Officers. work called forth much favorable com
S.,in Pston Of By RRsRny
ern er Assembly The assembly was honored by
who hDoP9H MPrh Tho n0% Soys o %
msEs eempSE3 nn "a for the f9 g9d oxpressed his
6s aSse@hIy The su3Ttss splendid eRtera
mont TelrebnmentB ana addresses by past
masters Of the assembly were geatly enjoyed
Ihe assembly agreed to send representative
to the general meeting to be- called in Septem-
ber for the purpose of considering the payment
or the dues of enlisted members.
- Spartan Assembly had the usual attendance
There was an Interchange of suggestions for
tho fraternal welfare of the brothers Joining
the Government service OF whom there are
four from this assembly. but no decided action
Will be taken until after the report of The
to the most excellent master
artisans general conference on the subject In
september. A flag button n souvenir wal
Heyde. 'U''
~ william William Patton Assembly had good July
httie business and some pleasure. too Just a |
little out of the ordinary kinda swimming |
Tbnss 1ss In With the s pool at the fraternity building;
i pnochle: Two vacancies on the finance com.
Banks ga Business Colleee' and Joseph p. GaffHey
Joseph Sammartino being the chairman Re. |
,order Jefcott reported that there were no |
suspensions last quarter, and that the assem-
bly, had an tncre9se. In conformity with III
e. Recorder Cox's request for a Joint confer.
ence OF tho assemblies the subject OF taking
arc or the fraternal interests of enlisted mem,
Ders, Brother Jeftcott selected the dele
,gte orepresent No. 10. There are forty-seven
eut or the ninety-one members liable to draft
/. N A Harry Winterknight, Jr., Is in training
II the second officers camp at Indanapoiis