The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-02-07
MANY FRATERNAL
SOCIETIES HERE
NUMBER RUNS INTO TWENTIES--
LIST COMPILED BY EDlTOR
BAKER OF TWO FORTY-NINER

The list of fraternal societies rep
resented in Moscow, which appears
below, was compiled for the Two
Forty Miner, the spicy little publica-
ton issued monthly by the local Elks
lodge, and is of considerable inter
est, carrying, so far as the editor of
the Two Forty-Niner was able to
learn, all of the fraternal societies in
the city, but not the branch organi-
cations, such as the chapter and com
mandery of the Masons, encampmeut
of the Odd Fellows, etc. 1t is doubt
full if any other city in the Inland
Empire has represented more frater-
nal organizations than Moscow. In
fact it is hard to name an order that
doesn't have an organization here.
Elks: Moscow No 249, Benevolent
and Protective Order of Elks. Number
of members 1857, of which 450 live
! in Moscow. Meets second and fourth
Saturdays at Elks' Temple. Officers
are E. E. Wegner, Exalted Ruler; j.
S. Heckathorn, Leading knight; J. J.
Keane, Loyal Knight; R. R. Sherfey.
Lecturing Knight; Clyde Marsh, Sec
retary; w. E. Cahill, Treasurer; H.
L. Hathaway, Esquire; H. H. Mitchell,
Chaplain; C. V. Schrack, Tiler; S. T.
Silvey, Inner Guard; J. L. Woody, H.
N Wilson, and G. G.. Pickett, Trus-
tees.
MasOns: Paradise Lodge No. II;
number of members, 215; meets sec
ond and fourth Tuesdays in Masonic
Temple. R. B. Ward, Worshipful
Master; F. L. Kennard, Senior Ward
en-; l.. G. Peterson, Junior Warden;
William Staples, Treasurer; j. N. Nan
kervis, Secretary; E. c. Collins, Senior
Deacon; Eugene Nagele, Junior Deacon;
w. S. Snoddy, Chaplain; G. c. Vincent,
Marshal; V. H. Young, Senior Stew
ard; G. s. Cakes, Junior Steward; G. V.
Schrack, Tiler.
81; number of members $50; meets
John Allen, Noble Grand; Thomas
enburg, secretary; O. E. Bell, finan-.
cial secretary; Ross Abel, treasurer.
Knights Of Pythias: Idaho Lodge,
No. number of members, 90; meets
first, second and third Mondays, l. O.
O. F. hall W. c. Renfrew, chancellor
commander; j. w. Weeks, vice. chan
cellor; H. H. Mitchell, prelate; L. g.
Peterson, master of work; c. ".
Schrack, keeper of records and seals;
Warren Boyer, master at arms;
George Loomis, inner guard; E. NJ
Underwood, outer guard.
Knights OF Columbus: No 1897;
number of members rs; meets third
Sunday at l. 0. 0. F. hall. J. F. Papi-
neau, Grand Knight; E. j. Arm
bruster, deputy grand knight; Jack
Rodner, secretary; E. ]. Armbruster,
William Humphrey and George O'Con-
nor, trustees.
Modern WO0dmen of America:
Paradise Camp No. 5653; number of
members 230; meets second and
fourth Thursday at l. o. O. F. hall.
Harry Frazier, consul; G. M. Loomis,
past consul; M. S. Mickey. secretary;
Joe Tiefenbach, advisor; F. G. Houdy-
shell. escort; w. K. Armour, banker;
w. e. Cahill, Adrian Nelson and w.
e. Heard, trustees.
WoOdmen of the World: Mount
Moscow Camp No. 22S; number of
members 56; G. J. Orland, consul
commander; f. R. Smith, clerk.
Loyal Order of Moose: No S71;
of members 105; meets sec
ond and fourth Fridays at I. 0. @. F.
hall. E. O. Styner, dictator; L. nj.
Kitley, past dictator; Sam Russell,
vice dictator; Earl Hunter, secretary;
George Hammond, prelate; Joe Mord- 4
horst treasurer; Eugene Elliott, in
ner guard.
American Order United WOrlsmcr
Moscow Lodge No 4; number of
members II; L. R. Scott, secretary
financier
Brotherhood OF American Ye0man
Syringa Homestead No. $780, number
of members 210; meets first and third
at I. 0. 0. F.. hall. w. H.
Lawes, honorable foreman; Anna B.
Roth, master Of ceremonies; Mary A.
Boyd, correspondent; Thomas P.
Dowdy, master Of accounts Martha