The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-09
K. OF P. HEAD
SETS SCHEDULE
FOR MEETINGS
Grand Chancellor ArrangeS
District Sessions for
3-Week Period.

Fifteen district meetings to ex-
tend over a period Of three weeks,
beginning Oct. IS, have been ar
ranged by Harry c. Sullivan, Vevay,
who last week was elected grand
chancellor of the Indiana Grand
Lodge. Knights Of Pythias.
Mr.. Sullivan; Raymond r. fash,
Salem. newly elected grand vice
chancellor, and Carl r Mitchell,
Indianapolis, grand keeper Of
records and seal, will attend the
meetings, and will start a member
ship campaign at each.
The schedule is as follows: Oct. l6,
Districts 6 and II, at Burlington;
Oct. II. Districts 2 and 3, at Plyrn-
outh; Oct. 10, First district, at
Angola; Oct. 10, Districts 7 and 8,
at Ossian; Oct 20, Fourth district.
at East Chicago; Oct. %, Districts
10 and %, at Bedford; Oct. "a, Dis
tricts 81 and 81, at Jasonviue.
Oct. 25 Schedule
Oct. Is, Twenty-ffth district, at
Huntington; Oct. 26, Districts Is
and 18. at Batesville; Oct. 27, Dis
tricts % and "a, at Jacksonville;
Oct. 30, Districts and Is, at Albany;
Oct. 81. Districts 18 and 20, at Mar
tinsville; Nov l, Districts and II,
at Lafayette; No. 2, Districts Is and
Il, at Russiaville, and Nov 3, Dis
tricts - and IA, at Russiaville, and
Nov. 3, Districts 10 and IT, at
Straughn.
Following his election last week
Mr.. Sullivan appointed the follow
ing district deputies: Riley Smith,
Albion, First district; r. Van Glider,
Plymouth, Second district; William
G. Matthews, La Porte, Third dis
trict; L. E. Gardner, Hammond.
Fourth district; DR.. c. E. Linton,
Medaryville. Fifth districe: R. NJ.
Shaffer, Logansport, Sixth district.
William Ball, Marion, Seventh dis
trict; E. D. Gray, FIT Wayne. Eighth
district; Fred C. Rowley, Muncie,
Ninth district; A. o. Schoelch, New
castle, Tenth district; Owen Curry,
Thorntown, Eleventh district; Roy
Miller, Lafayette, Twelfth district;
Bert Skeeters, Montezuma, Thir-
tenth district; P. w Tapp, Ladoga,
Fourteenth district.
District Deputies Named
Robert Fendley, Greenwood, Fiji
tenth district; j. P Harry, Hagers-
town, Seventeenth district; Merle
Allen. Patriot, Eighteenth district;
T. R. Carter, Seymour, Nineteenth
district; Allen Moore, MartinSville,
Twentieth district! Ives Poindexter,
Sandborn, TWenty-first district; Roy
Stoner, Sellersurg. Twenty third
district; w. H. Winter. Corydon,
Twenty-fOurth district
L. M Medcalf, Dale, TWenty-fifth
district; Ora E. Jones, Redkey,
Twenty sixth district, and Joe Nc
Bride, West Terre Haute, Twenty
seventh district. Deputies for the
Sixteenth and Twenty-second dis
tricts have not yet been appointed.
Appointments to special commit
tees made by Mr.. Sullivan at last
weeks session are as follows:
Special Committeeman
Finance committee: Charles w.
Hartpence, Indianapolis; James L.
Richard, Vevay, and James F. He
ber Fit. Wayne.
Judiciary committee: Chester M.
Dewitt. Newcastle; Floyd o. Jelli-
son. and OthnieI Hitch, Lafayette.
State of the order committee: DR..
E. D. Shadday, Montpelier; Elwood
Williams, Washington, and N. V.
McClelland, Goodland
Huntington Man Appointed
Credentials committee: Me Voigt,
Huntington; William G. Huckleberry,
Logansport, and Ernest c. Fergu-
son. Attica.
Mileage and per diem committee:
A. J. Berry. Jeffersonville; c. D.
Samuels, Greensburg; James S.
Wright, Vevay, and .. o. Williams,
Salem.
Uniform Rank Committee
Uniform Rank committee: Paul
j. Knapp, Evansville; w. T. Kest-
erSon, Lafayette, and w. c. Nc
Crory, Indianapolis.
Princes of Syracuse: Charles o.
Brown, LoganSport; Harry Leroy,
Hammond, and w. w. Dickerson,
Terre Haute.
Dramatic Order of the knights of
Khorassan: George P. Kibbe. In
dianapolis; Howard E. Johnson,
Michigan City. and Frank S. Nc
Carly, Liberty.
Harry South. member Of Capitol
City Lodge, No. 81. Indianapolis,
was appointed secretary of the
bureau of relief. NJ. D. Stoker Mar
tinSville, and H. H. King, Frankton,
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