The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-17
Hold 8 |. O. o. F. Elections


BIZ Times Special
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Dec. IT.
Three organizations of Independent
Order of Odd Fellows have an
nounced election of officers. Fort
Harrison lodge elected Daniel H.
Tuttle, noble grand; Harry McCos-
key, vice grand; H. P. Williams, re-
cording secretary; L. E. Fenner, fl
nancial secretary; Fred Barrett,
treasurer; T. D. Pound, trustee, and
L. E. Fenner, temple director.
Canton McKeen No. %, Uniform
Rank, elected Harry McCoskey, cap
tain Fred Paddock, lieutenant;
William Menning, ensign, and
Harvey Ford, clerk.
Terre Haute Encampment No. II
elected Ora Kramer, chief patriarch;
Will Menning, high priest; Otto
Kramer, senior warden; C. NJ. Need
ham, junior warden; H. P. Williams,
recording scribe; H. j. Newton, fl
nancial scribe; Jessie William, treas
urer, and William Gray, trustee.
BIZ Times Special
RICHMOND, Ind, Dec. 17.-Mrs.
w. Ray Stevens was elected worthy
matron of Loyal chapter 40, Order
of Eastern Star. Other officers are
Persey Smith, worthy patron; Mrs.
Herschell Riggin, associate matron;
Mrs. D. R. Hadley, associate conduc-
tress; Annis Smelser, secretary, and
Miss Viola Steen, treasurer. install
lation ceremonies will be held Jan.
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BB Times SDecidI
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Dec. IL
Dallas Mount, 10, who on Jan. /,
will be succeeded as past chancellor
of Oriental lodge 81, Knights Of
Pythias, will become the youngest
past chancellor in the supreme do
main, members of the lodge here be-
lieve. Officers elected for next year
are Richard Markle, chancellor
commander; Harry Brewer, vice.
chancellor; Lee Allen, prelate; Dali
las Mount, mastor of work; Hugh D.
Wolerson, master at arms; A. H.
Brown, inner guard; E. w. Wilker-
son, master of exchequer; w. w.
Dickerson, master Of finance; John
F. Schwartz, keeper Of records and
seals, and Fred Armstrong, Jr., trus-
tee.
BIZ Times Special
HAMMOND, Dec. 17.-Hammond
Commandery No. Al, knights Tenn
plar, has elected the following off,
GERS: Fred Barnett, eminent COM
mander; Robert Jennings, general
issimo; j. o. Ellison, captain gen.
eral; Theodore Moore, treasurer;
A. K. Thompson, recorder, and
Harry Van Valkenberg, prelate.
BIZ Times Special
COLUMBUS, Dec. 17.-Perry
King was elected eminent COM
mander Of Columbus Commandery
knights Templar, succeeding Robert
j., Hill, who was named trustee.
Other officers: L. Paul Lockman,
Jesse E. Everroad, Jamie Dowell,
Ralph Roseberry, E. L. Berry.
George Robertson and Deloss
Cumins.
b. Times Special
RUSHVIIiLE, Dec. 17.-Officers
eleCGed by the Modern Woodmen of
America include Thomas H. Ans
berry, consul; Denzil Ball. past con-
sui; Virgil M. Elder, advisor; John
Williams, banker; John P. Stech,
clerk; Otis Rankin, escort; Bert
Montgomery, Waterman; John j.
Owens, sentry; Otis D. Rankin, trus-
tee, and D. H. Dean, D. D. VanOsdol
and F. Fl. Green, camp physicians.
BIZ Times Special
ANDERSON, Dec. 17.-Earl Bal
dauf was elected chancellor COM
mander of Banner Lodge, knights
of Pythias, for 1923. Others elected
are Lee B. Fedler, vice chancellor;
James Currant, prelate; Homer
Duke ster-at-arms; Ralph Bid
die, inner guard; Harry Newman,
outer guard; A. L. Jacobs, Basil
Gilmore and Kenneth Johnson,
trustees; Orville Garrett, master Of
finance; Cletus Johnson, master of
exchequer; Bert Jeffries, keeper of
records and seals, and Thomas Len
ME, master of work.
BIZ Times Special
COLUMBIA CITY, Dec. IT.
Jessie Robson of Indianapolis, pres
ident of the Indiana assembly, Re-