Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-19
JUNIOR ORDER U. A. M.
Marlin Council Honors in Spirit and
Token Glass of Charter Members

The inclement weather did not prevent n
large turnout at John r. Marlin Council,
No. 20, to assist the officers in doing honor
to the charter members of the council. At
the institution OF the council fourteen years
ago there were thirty-six names enrolled.
Today there are twenty still the roll
and of that number there were nine present
as follows Theodore j. Kay, who was
the first councillor; George S. Rowen. who
was the first junior past councillor of the
council George w. Kay, Charles F. Whit
man, William c.. Gross Harry s. Furness,
Thomas II. Walters, Horace Mckinley and
Lewis H. Max. Brother Thomas II. Wal
ters. the chairman of the General Com
mttee in charge of the reception. gave an
interesting talk on the institution of the
council. Councillor William Ploss then
presented to each charter member a
bouquet of flowers as a token of apprecia-
ton from the council Several of these
veterans expressed their thanks to the
council for the remembrance.
pressed the honored members with the fact
that no matter what was going on at the 9gnd e9gn;
to the roll The benefit committee reported that
and were in the hands OF the general commit
tee, The council adjourned at 10 o'clock to make
ments were served by the entertainment COM
mittee.
A repetition of the large union meeting was
held on Thursday evening In the council room of
msas by the prso cSae ab Ts
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min Harrison. No: eSi Frssnkiinyils, NS; 5s /;
go SGaA IA; dss5ss r. ,FSlnsstt. NJ. les ana
f,o yer e. p's E. %eather Fred G. Weber and Henry T
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state Councillor Thomas H. Walters and State
made by the visiting members and refresh
The next Visit Of the Dlrlso Council visiting
club will be made on Tuesday evening, March
r. to OF E. The askd NO TO- sss
port this union meeting as well as the last two
America Council, No, 236. the baby council OF
the district, held class mi Initiation ts on Wsdnss-
Tor M.s S%ns 0 the hs ea% srCm
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Council o& 10 douSe the number | Of can csndidates. @
The following candidates were admitted: Irving
Ba.g Samuel % R.zard ps witt fsOfD s. Dasy
and Charles, A. Gall. Remarks were made BY
trict Deputy Henry Weilenmann,,, Deputy Ar
sSr ones o prso Ma and others ss
The Deputy State Councillors Association held
meeting in the council room q John u. Arm
The meeting was %sll attended BY The deputies
Of the district nf,n Remarks were made for the
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ncers We're elected for the coming year; Presi-
E erick g. 'lS Wsber; seeretary. Henry weiisnmsnn.
The association will meet next month at the
call OF the chair.
Franklinville Council, No. 7s. will hold large
Glass on Monday S by bysnsS
are twenty-seven propositions. with tho promise
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a banner night.
cSSsnciior a. D. Jones wishs.s this to be. the
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