Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-28
JUNIOR ORDER U. A. NJ.
Martins Initiation and Boost Meetings.
A Fifty-seven Years Membership

The class initiation at John r., Marlin
Council on Saturday evening proved 10 he
a bigger success than expected. Members
from councils through the district were out
I'm strong numbers. The degree team from
General Grant Council. Norrlstown, per-
formed the degree work in way highly
crcditable TO the team and to the order.
Commentator was given to the degree I
master, Brother r. @. Riley, for the train
ing and work Of his team for this occa-
sion.
Tho Boosters were on hand to boost the Merlin
stephen Grard Council viii perform the mi
bSlory WORK IN pro@mfeG mi o 6Ven oy Ave
candidates for that evening.
on SUNDAY cyenng Mari9 Council Sc,SGg,st Srs,fSSngt,sdt
Episcopal church. Special patriotic eepyiCts Grl3S
geIetI"n" prGsanteefion e OF aaS by Past State
couns'iHior Thom"1s IT, IT, WaitsfHs sccepta9cG o.
per CLOSING with plain patriotic talk by the
.. on Monday evening proved that the Boosters,
meetings were becoming more popular eaeh Siod
with more than 200 Juniors in the room The
sHMG sprng Garden. Marlin, Liberty, General q. K.
Warren, America, North Penn. lone BeInajj;aIa Benjamn
West Pbiadeipha ,FgqnAnyiile, Taylor vfI', JGhR
e. ,ATmSr29g Fred ~ T9gneTI bei beT'S WIFI"
Relief Council at this meeting was also cele- i
ttii5S tatianS f df iir3thsr Past National Councillor
| Charles s. Kurz. Brother Kurz was initiated
! appreciation OF the occasion Relief Council pre-
sTs RroReT KurS Nq" in repySg to the applause
| thanked the council Cor their remembrance and
was the passing away on May 10 OF Past state
| councillor Brother John Paul who would on
| Nav oS have been q member Of the council
! nftyscyen years Brother Paul attended cVqHs ,bis
| Booster meeting.
| Moods
! stated "a few facts during his remarks that were
of Er"9i n,eTfst TO trf dns business in forty.
! one States. with more than 2iOO councils ana
IN hG 6story o. o IFS h @ drr the gain for the
There was a surprise sprung by John =. Arm.
rone Council upon their o M ha snFT FranK ne
ford cadet Band, which rendered lively seleG, IiS
uons between speeches A. IGnea dnciinT ~
American Council, presided over the the meeting enG.
o is the Plan S 9e eoubS d preside re over each
Rooster meetgg, Some o: the deputies ,ho pr pres
Ia Kohjera GeorEs s., Whit AT5hgg pUc r, ierq, g
syi a. Thomas Past St%te Councor % Thomas
charles Kaufmann, William Hahn A. D. Jones
The next i,'T meeting Of the Boosters vii he held
Council TGf G&onGt So 81 at 5aGa Market street Wed
ncsday evening, June p.
General c. X Warren Council Is very much ir
action. The membership committee presented Z
beS Man Of CAMPAIGN for a class intIati
| ARRANGEMENTS will be made by the committee
and Submitted for approval at the next meet
ing OF the council
stephen Glrari Councils degree team Is nov
holding weekly meetings Cor the purpose ot helni
| in the finest possible shape for the class a.
Marlin Council TO be held en- June 80.
| copdurted bv PAST Councillor Clarence Gardiner
The dart'quoit team will enjoy the hospitality o
Brother Samuel Truitt, OF lone Council, at y
| rottage al North Wildwood. The class inltia
| tion ceremony was postponed 70 september ~
. | A Iiberrv Bond was subscribed for. The tol
lowing members were nominated In due TORN
| CnunriIor David Montgomery; vice Coungllor
| FranI, Cornwall; recording secretary, Nillan
| Ioring; assistant recording secretary; Amer
| Boxtor: financial secretary j. Ross BurhouSa
treasurer. Beniamin Warren; conductor, Powei
| TravIg. warden. Elmer Ryder; inside sentlnei
| cisaranIe Hendricks; outside sentinel, Adopl
| NGtEie; trustee, Clarence Gardiner; representa-
live 10 state Council, J. Ross 3urhousei ater
| nate j. Warren Sentman; chaplain, Kohert Cole
JT Remarks were made by Brotners IIIee' o @
| TigIlsnt Council, Laurel, Del. and Moore an
! | rrrnlLt. Of lone Council.