The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1923-10-19
Odd Fell0ses' Club
Holds Banquet


bertville held their annual banquet
on Thursday evening, October IL
About eighty persons sat down t,
the dinner which was prepared by
Caterer Harry r. Slack, assisted by
an able table committee, of which
Howard r. Stockton was chairman
The menu follows; Ok Tail Soup
Roast Leg of Lamb, Mashed Pota.
toes Sweet Potatoes, Peas, Celery
Cabbage Salad, Cheese, Olives, Gran.
berry Sauce. Ice Cream. Coffee
Cigars.
The evening was made enjoyable
by singing and vocal selections by
John Sklute and John d. Stockton
End, with Walter Reiff at the pi-
ano. Due to the fact that the of.
ficers of the Union Fire Company
have favored the club in various
ways, the officers of the Fire Com
pany were invited guests. Numer-
Gus jokes were told by Gordon
Cooper and Harold Dilley, after
which those present enjoyed them
selves at pool, cards, etc.
The club started tentative forma-
tion in January, 1920, and opened
their club rooms on the second floor
of the Odd Fellows Hall on July
!, 1920. The officers of the club
at the present time are Welland ?.
Reading, president; Samuel Platter
son. vice president; William kach-
line, secretary; George X. Kline,
treasurer. With the exception of
the vice president the above officers
have held office continuously since
the club was formed.
The club at the present time
numbers ll3 members and is in a
sound condition financially. 1t is a
valuable asset to the lodge with
which it's members are associated.
The club welcomes and considers
it privilege to entertain any Wis
ting Odd Fellow who may happen
to be in Lambertville at any time.
The roster of the club is as fol
lows;
Frank Bailey, George Bair, Prall
Barlow, Ernest Bodine, Elmer Bur
roughs. William L. Bush, Fred. Car
ter, Jr, Charles Chapple. Clarence
Cole, Frank Cole, Nicholas Coombe.
A. Ely Cooper, Joseph W. Cooper,
Carroll Cox, Gordon Cooper, Roy
benson, Lewis c. Dilts, John T.
Everett, Arthur Foy, Harry Foy,
John Foy, Edwin N. Frying, Wal
ter Gerfin, Gideon B. Goodwin, Yer
ner Green, Thomas Good, Albert +.
Grierson, George Croft.
George Hartman, Walter f. Hay
hurst, Harry Heller, Penrose Hicks,
William =. Hicks, Ben A .Holcombe,
Chester Holcombe, Herbert Hol-
combe, 0rville Holcombe, George b.
Homer, Ernest Huber, Oscar Hu-
Der, Joseph Hunt, Thomas R. Hunt,
William Hunt, Henry Jones, An
drew Johnson, Horace @. johnson,
William Kachline, Eugene d. Rays,
George r. Kline Jacob Kline, Frank
Kramer, Sylvester kroesen.
George II. Larson, Lester Lari-
son, Joseph G. Lear, Clarence T.
Lugar, james D. MacKay, Frank
Mccarthy, Charles d. McCracken,
Samuel Marriott, Fred. Massey
James X. Masten, John L. Masten,
Albert Matthews, Fred. Matthews,
George Mills, Raymond Park, Rob
ert Park, Samuel Patterson, Russell
a. Pedrick, Samuel Percy, Thomas
NJ. Pheasey, Horace G. Prall, Geo.
II. Price, Lamar Quandell, Charles
r. Reading, Joseph Reading, We'll
land p. Reading
Arthur Scheetz, Frank Scheetz,
Walter T. Scott, William Shoemak-
er, James T. Skillman, John Sklute,
Charles Slack, Harry r. Slack, Ben
jamin Smith, Irving l.. Smith,
Christopher solliday George b.
Stockton, Howard r. Stockton,
John D. Stockton, End. Irwin Stout.
l., Raymond Stout, Leroy Stout,
Merlin Stout, Samuel Stintsman,
Louis Strongulyus, Ross Swain, c.
Ross Templeton, Wallace p. Thorn
ton. John Vaek, Augustus B. Vet
ter, julius A. Vetter, Reginald S.
Walker, ST., Thomas J. Walker,
Raymond Wesner, George Wetherill
Harry White, William II. Wilmot
Jr., John Wilson.
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