The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-17

bekah lodge, was scheduled to at
tend district meeting OF that Or
ganization here today. A supper
at the Christian Church tonight
will be one of the features Of the
meeting.
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GREENSBURG, Dec. 17.-Eastern
Star elected Mrs. Eva Short worthy
matron and other officers: Edgar
Osting, Mrs. Kate Trester, Mrs.
Jessie Skeen, Miss Elizabeth Duhme,
Mrs. Mabel Black and Mrs. Mae
Askren.
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GREENSBURG, Dec. 17-Milford
Lodge No. "a, F. and A. M, will in
stall newly-elected officers Dec. n
at an oyster banquet. New officers
are Herbert Kennedy, worshipful
master; Earl D. Jewett, Clarence
Mount, Ray Miers, Charles G. Pat.
terson, Wallace Champ, Albert San
ders and Dial Neibert.
With Frank Mitchell as master,
the lodge reports a prosperous
year. The membership of 160 makes
the lodge the second largest in De-
catur County.
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MARION, Dec. 17.-Clifford Ma
honey was elected worshipful master
of Samaritan Lodge No. 1O5, F. and
A. M. Other new officers are Arthur
Hull, senior warden; B. H. Penrod,
junior warden; Harry T. King,
treasurer; G. G. Thomas, secretary,
and Paul A. Reardon, Albert o. Sha-
fer and Fred j. Rhorer, trustees.
They will be Installed Dec. 81, st.
Johns night.
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COLUMBUS, Dec. 17.-New off,
GERS of the local Red Men tribe are
Joe Horn, prophet; Dan Thurston,
sachem; Vincent Golden, senior
sycamore; Elmer Brown, chief of
records; j. P. Knarr, collector of
wampum; Frank Harris, keeper of
wanpum, and A. j. Faulconer, trus-
tee.
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FIT. WAYNE, Dec. 17.-New off,
GERS of Lodge No. 116, knights of
Pytilias: Earl o. Summers, Chan
cellor commander; w. G. Duell,
vice chancellor; Alfred Beare, pre-
late; Forrest Bruner, master of
works; Clyde B. Cater, master at
arms; Waldron o. Bruner, keeper of
records and seal; Lyman B. Lind
sley, master of finance; William U.
Wohlbach, master of exchequer; s..
S. Fisher, inner guard; William
Kimmel, outer guard; Leonard M.
Bane, trustee; Theron Kitchen,
host, and Andrew Stringer, pianist
WESTPORT, Dec. 1.-THE fol-
lowing officers were elected by West
port Lodge No. So, F.. and A. M:
Lon Spears, Estil Gibson, Barlow
Samuels, Thomas Lane John Sam
uels, Roland Mccullough, Hay Pat
rick, the Rev. G. j. Bunnell, chap
lain; Ed Samuels, Roy Small, Her
bert Black and Oren Mccullough.
r., ns,,,ce encci0T
CLARKSBURG, Dec. 17-At the
annual business meeting Of Lodge
No. 1874, F. and A. M, the following
officers were elected: G. A. Marts,
Russell Humphrey, Howard Spen-
GER, Virgil Hite, Charles Howell, Will
lard Farthing and Fred Goddard.
KENDALLVILL e, Dec. IT.
Knights Templar elected the Rev. D.
B. Moss eminent commander of
Apollo Commandery No. 10. Other
officials: B. F. HaineS, generals
simo; J. A.. Jones, captain general;
c. c. Weingart, senior warden; J..
O. Brookmeyer, junior warden; G..
E. Baker, prelate; F. E. Whitford,
recorder: H. D. Bodenhafer, treas
urer, and j. E. Gault. trustee.
Thomas O'Connell was elected
president of the Ancient Order of
HibernianS, division No. 2. M. j.
Marley was named vice president;
Thomas Brennan, recording secre-
tary; d. j. Cangany. financial sec
rotary; M. j. Mannix, treasurer;
Charles Mcdonald, sergeant at
arms, and A. j. Clark, sentinel.
Martin Grady is chairman of the
social committee.
A. Leroy Portteus was elected
high priest of keystone Chapter,
Royal Arch MasonS. Other officers
are Leroy E. Freeman, king; Luther