The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-07-29
ANNUAL SHRINE
OUTING AUG. 4
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lemonade, buttermilk.
A special program of athletic
events is being arranged by X. V. ID.
Coons, ceremonial master, and this
program will be plentifully inter-
spersed with music of varied ma
| ture.
| The Feast of Allah" the big fea-
ture of the outing, is announced for
5 p. m. and the menu is given as
follows: Spring chicken, Maryland
style; mashed potatoes; gravy, corn
on the cob, pickles, cheese, butter
milk, coffee, lemonade, Indiana wat
ermelon.
The picnic grounds are equipped
with the special equipment necessary
for the proper preparation and ham
ding of the tons of food and liquid
refreshments on the menu, the Shrine
club owning it's own kitchens, stoves,
ovens, ETC., housed in buildings erect
ed for that purpose.
| The London outing attracts atten-
tion in every part of Ohio each Aug
! ust, and records show that practic-
ally every state in the nation has
| been represented at the annual pic
MICS in the past seventeen years.
| The club is using for the first
time this year, system of records
that will make it possible to tell at
once, the attendance of every person
registered with the club during its
existence.
Every road leading to London will
be marked with the Shrine emblem
and directions for reaching the picnic
grounds by the shortest possible
route and every means available is
/ being used to insure treat for all
who attend.
Souvenirs are presented each year
to those who attend, the tokens rep
resenting some highly useful article
with the London Shrine club en-
graved upon the souvenir.
W. H. Culpeper, widely known Lon
don Masonic officer and leader, is the
club president this year, with Arnold
H. Prime, prominent Ohio newspaper
man as vice president, and Reed
Chrisman, secretary-treasurer. Mr..
Chrisman has held this important
post for many years.
| Honorary members Of the club in
clude John J. Baird and w. H. Rel
BILE, both of Columbus. The late w.
E. Joseph, recorder of Aladdin Tenn
pie, was the third honorary member
of the club.
Committees named for the annual
outing have been announced as fol-
lows:
Reception-J. w. Byers, r. w.
Boyd, r. C. Rea, Rea Chenoweth,
Xerxes Farrar, w H. Riddle, j. r.
Tanner, Edgar Paullin, Ancil Wright,
r S. Piatt, Frank B. Young, G. A.
Bangert, Chester E. Bryan, w E.
Farrar, E. w. Johnson, Earle w.
Guy, c. c. Hewitt, H S. Tiff, F. r.
Bridgman, R. w. Armstrong, Harold
Slagle, Glen F. Woosley, Riddle Sid
ner, c. 0. Thompson, c. H. Neil, J.
E Strayer.
Ushers-Wm. ]. Speasmaker, w.
G. Kissick, Claude E. Snyder.
Cashier-M. B. Cannon.
Registrar-Clinton Morse.
Assistant Registrars-A H. Prime,
G. E. Burnham.
Traffic Director-Albert B. Rankin.
Gatekeeper-Howard l.. Gardner.
Presidents Chauffeur-C. B. Sifrit.
Medical Staff-Dr. r. K. Rosnagle,
DR.. H. P. Sparling, DR.. H. V. Chris
topher.
Invitation, Souvenir-M. B. Cannon,
Clinton Morse, c. E. Snyder.
Entertainment-R V. D. Coons,
George Withrow, H H. Crabbe.
Decorations-Wm. j. Speasmaker,
Phil Speasmaker, R. w. Booth.
Lights-W. G. Kissick, o. w.
Bridgman, Gus Mitray.
Refreshments-O. C. Townsend, G.
G. Schlechty, Robert Armstrong, jr.,
c. A. Bangert.
Commissary-R. j. Dingman, j. w.
Byers, F. C. Stortz, C. B. Sifrit, Phil
Speasmaker, Harry Van Cleve, Earl
ID. Rea, w. H. Culpeper, r. S. Piatt.
Music-B. F. Wildman, w. H.
Hume, w. C. Thomas.
Amusements-B. F. Wildman, F. Z.
Sidener, Earl Ballenger, j. NJ. Win
chester, A. H. Prime, Clinton Morse,
Ralph w. Booth, H. b. Edwards, H.
w. MCLEAN, Ogan K. Stroupe, w. c..
Thomas.
Crippled Children Committee - R.
V. d. Coons, c. E. Snyder, DIR. H.
V. Christopher.
The, past presidents of the club
are: R. w. Boyd, J. r. Tanner, Clin-
ton Morse, w. H. Riddle, o. K.
Stroupe, M. B. Cannon, O. E. Jones,
Reed Chrisman, E. r. Schurr, J. C.
Hunt, J. w. Byers, C. E. Burnham,
Henry P. Ford, B. F. Wildman, C. E.
Snyder, R. j. Dingman.