The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-14
ASSEMBLY OF
SCOTTISH RITE
ATTRACTS 1000
Thlrty-Second Degree Con-
ferred in Final Ceremony
at Cathedral.

GAls
Herbert N. Latin, Milwaukee
Wis, Scottish Rite Supreme Council
member, spoke before an audience
OF more than 1000 Masons in
ceremonies concluding the rites
69th semi-annual convocation at the
Cathedral last night.
Deriving his text from the degree
Observation-Disclosures Is This Mystic
Art You Call Masonry?"-the speak
er explained the fundamental prin-
ciples Of the fraternal order. He de-
clared the organization was neither
political nor religious in concept,
yet served to foster responsible citi-
zenship and based its teachings on a
belief in God and the brotherhood
of man.
Other speakers were DR.. Gaylard
M. Leslie, TT. Wayne, deputy; Al
fred NJ. Glossbrenner, Indianapolis,
supreme council member; Carl A.
Ploch, illuStrious master of the In
diana grand council, and Roy
Smiley, state knights Templar COM
mander.
Judge Kern Responds
Response on behalf of the can
didate class was given by Mayor
elect John w. Kern, and greetings
from other Masonic bodies were de-
hvered by Harry Yeo, Muncie.
Paul E. Fisher, potent master,
presided.
After tracing the history of the
order, Mr.. Latin appealed for the
application of Masonic principles to
problems besetting a troubled world,
and condemned the alien propa-
ganda which seeks to destroy
American doctrines and institutions.
Candidates given the 32d degree
In earlier ceremonies, all of whom
are residents of Indianapolis unless
1t is otherwise indicated, are as fol-
lows:
First Section
Clarence Eugene Baker. Elton Ed
gar Brouhard, Anderson; William
Frank Brown. Franklin; David Sam
uel Cade, Robert Henry Carpenter,
Kennett Hersal Chandler, Harold
Conkling Curtis. James Floyd Dam
lei, Ralph IShmael Deupree, Shelby
vile; Edward Isaac Dovey, Ander-
son; Clarence Edward Flick. John
Howard Foster, Paul Dewitt Frame
Harry Earl Fuller, Ford Powers
Gardner, Anderson; Charles Henry
Gauding, William Frederick Goelier.
Columbus; Chauncey G. Grove, FL
mer H. Heger, Albert Hermann,
Waldo Dean Hubartt, Newcastle.
Also Walter Charles Kolb, Ander-
son; Edwin Hansen Kruse, Herman
August KurtZ, Frank T. Lee, Dan
vile; Harry Winton Lusk, Franklin;
Earl Thomas Lyons, Buell. Barger
Mcdonald. Val B. McLeay, Dewey
Everett Myers, John O'Connor, Guy
Argyle Owsley. Clarence Joel Pear
son, Carl Albert Ploch, George Nell
son Porter, Earl Burton Pulse, Co.
lumbus; Harry Robert Purchaser.
John Claypool Rector, Melville Carl
Rentsch, Maurice Francis Richard
son, Robert Lantz Richey, Clarence
D. Rotruck, Anderson.
Also August John Sieloff, Claud
Robert Smith, George Dalton
Smith, Charles D. Vawter, Henry
Walker, Danville; James Wells Will
liarlls, Carl Franklin White, Harry
Walter White, Walter Victor Witch
terman, Everett Wendell Williams,
Columbus; Chester Cleo WiltSie and
Richard Elliott Woodland.
Second Section
Franz Everett Binninger, Mat
thew Brown, Philip Goodell Clifton,
Harry Combs, Upton; Edward
Davis Cromley; Karl Tiff Crousore,
Fendleton; Judy Grow. Newcastle;
Thomas Gayle De Lay. Vevay;
Thomas Walter FiSche, Wilbur Pas
cal Fuller, Walter Roger Gingala,
Howard Marshall Goeller, Column
bus; Harold Gordon Gwinn, Ander-
son; Cecil E. Harlos. Bloomington;
Stanley K. HoSek, Anderson.
Also William Bryant Hunter, Yer
sailles; James William Johnston,
Fred Carl Kennedy, John Worth
Kern, Herschell James Larsh, Sewell
H. Leitaman, Danville; Albert Clair
Mangenheimer, Charles Oron Mat
tingly. Bloomington; Spurgeon
Peters Meadows, Earl Edward
Moomaw, Sherman Mott, Elmer A.
Nordholm. Harold Russell Overly,
Sylver Roosevelt Parrish, Spencer;
William BEDFORD Perry, Columbus.
Also John Baptiste Pol, La Porte;
Oakley Burt Potts, Brookston; Arch
N. Robinson, Fred Fulk Smith,
Frank Taylor Smith. Sydney Leigh
Smith, Versailles; Walter H. Smith,
Versailles. Omer Lewis Springer,
Anderson; Clarence Tarbet, Muncie;
Burr Ostin WEIGH, Ralph Alden Will
hanson, Anderson. and Frank Ber-
nard Wilson. MiddletoWn.