Indianapolis Times, Volume 32, Number 275, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 March 1920 — Page 11

SCOTTISH RITE 45NDS SERVICES, TAKING IN 281 Men From All Parts of State Given Emblem of Order at Convocation. Two hrm fired aJkl eighty-one new mem. bera of fbe Ancient Accepted Scottish RUe for the ralley of Indianapolis wear the emblem of the order today. The three-day fifty-fifth annual convocation concluded laet night. The class includes men from many parts of Indiana. Members of the class are: A—Don Ayres Anderson, city: Francis Mprlou Anderson, city; George William Armentrout, city; Roderick L. Armstrong, city. B—d Tied William Bakemeyer, city; Odus Leeper Baldridge, Terre Haute; Eneas kiyman Barrett, Lawrencebnrg; RlchB. Ba-igh, Terre Haute; Gaylord Washington Beale, Kokomo; Emery Sherman Beardsley, Richmond; Earl Richard Becker, city; William Beckley, Farmland; Ralph Nicholas Bell. Anderson ; Thomas Alexander Bell, city; Edward William Bennett, Terre Haute; Edward Perry Bennette, city; Warren Charles Bevington, city; Earl Rogers Billings, Brookston; Mackereth Black, city; Kent Hackleman, Blacklldge. Kokomo; Wilbert Frederic Blye, Terre Haute; William Otis Bond, Terre Haute; Victor Borklund, Brook; Charles David Brackett, city; Harry Luther Bradbury, city; George Allen Brataln, city; Clyde Cecil Brauchla, city; Van Oscar Brown, Ft. Benjamin Harrison; Grofford H. Buckles, Martinsville; Waiter Lee Bullard, city; Reed M. Burdge, Logansport, Walter Burle Burge tt, city; Ctonley Oscar Burrell, city; Ciarenee Burroughs, Lafayette; Roscoe Henry Bush, West Lafayette; Alexander Clarence Byerly, city; Harlow Ray Byerly, Logansport; Harry Augustus Byrkett, city. O—Finley Caca, Noblesville; Ethelbert Callahan, Terre Haute; Joseph Winters Campbell, Anderson; Ernest Lewis Carmean, Arcadia; Clyde Stanley tlarmichael Seelyville; William Edward Carter, Terre Haute; Chris Henry Cartheuser, city; Ulric Dahlgren Casey, Austin; Dallas B. Oastle, city; Oscnr Devol Chase,WCambridge City: Harry Thronburg Chill, city; William Jarroise Church, Lalayette; Nathaniel Plumber Claybaugh, Frankfort; Roy Clifton Cowll, Lebanon; Glenn Leroy Connett, city; George Cauden, Noblesville; Charles Edvrln Cooper, Anderson ; Forrest Reeson Coxen, Eiwood; Harry Cecil Craig, city; Sanford Eugene Crawford, Bloomington; Frank Creath, Lebanon; Lawrence Edward Crowe, city; Fred Deniston Cunningham, city; Bruce Daniels, city. Danglade, Vovay; John Araand D&nglade, Jr., Vevay; Charles Clifford Dare, city; James Chester Darnell, Lebanon. Joseph Jonathan Davis, city; Leonoer Davis city; John Henry Dillinger, L Jeffersonville; Charles Jay Dewey, CoaArthur Dietz, city; Charles Raymond Dill, city; Richard Andrew Downward, Anderson; Orval George Dreiman, Terre Haute. —Edward Conrad Tberts, Jeffersonville; ■ Robert P.old Edwards. Lawrencebnr?; ■ Thomas Herbert Embleton, Swaning- ■ ton; Albert Leroy Emert, city. Leo ■ Charles Emmelmann, city; William ■ Elbrldge Enoch, city; Ralph Gottllck | Eaemann, city. fF— Ray Traub Fatout, city; Karl Barth I Fltchey, dty; Myers Dewitt Flater, Bloomfield ; Harry Forbis, Logansport: John Theadara Fowler, city; Edward H. Fyfe, Clinton; William C. Freund, dty. G—Dudley Richard Gallahue, city. George Frederick Gamber. city ; Edward Albert Gardner, city; Alexander Hugo Gerhardt, city; Leonard C. Gibson. Rising Sun; Daniel Clarence Giddens, city; Francis Wellington Gilbert. Dana; Walter Irwin Golden, Columbus: John Louis Gossmun. Terre Haute; Clarence Bright Grove, Peru. H —Charles William Hackleman. city, Charles Cloyd Hagan, city; Hawley Lewisville; Horace Emory Gould Knowlton Hallawcl).

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Work Opens Soon on $805,000 Warehouse Construction work on the sgb,ooo concrete warehouse of the Armstrong Transfer and Trucking Company, at the Intersection of South Pennsylvania street and the Pennsylvania railroad track* will begin abont April 1, it was teamed today. Fifty carloads of lumber for the building have arrived. The building will have a etieet frontage of 152 feet, a depth of 292 feet, and will be eight stories high. Osgood; Whiter 8. HaUawell, Osgood; Samuel Henry Handy, Spettervllle; Everett Francis Harlan, dty; Chester Philip Harrah, Bloomfldd; Roy Clarence Harvey, city; Orlando Day Haskett, city; William David Hatfield, city; Paul E. Hanson, Brook; Julius Eiwood Hiatt, Newcastle: William Briggs Hire, Terre Haute; John Thomas Hinosley, dty: Frank W Hoff, Terre Haute; Luther Anderson Hollis, dty* Fred Betterton Hooton, Lebanon; Harry Richards Hoshour, city; Daniel Mathias Haugland, Scottsbnrg; Edward Mortimer Richinson Howe, city; Carl Perry Hubbard, city; William Lee Hubbard, Scottsburg; Isaac Emmett Hume, dty; John H. Huntington, Bloomington; Ray Haun Hutchings, Lebanon. I—Benjamin Rose Inman, Plainfield. J—Rhotio Roy Jackson, dty; Thomas Jefferson Jackson, New Albany; Frederick William Jaebne, city; George Kennard Jones, city; Earle Lloyd Johnson, dty. K—George William Kadel, city; Joseph Kahler, New Albany; Roy Irwtu Ksttman, Brasil; Albert Adam Heaver*, Parker; Ernest Robert Keller, city; George Washington Kerlln, Franklin;

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Robert Sbarren Klnnlard, dty; August Friedrich Knoefel, Terre Haute: A. Roy Knopp, Eiwood; Harold John Koch, dty; Jonas Edgar Krelglo, city; John Leo Kreis, dty. L—George J amas Laldle, dty | Horatio Nelson Land, Richmond: Hugh Maxwell Larranee, Terre Haute; Robert Vernum. Law, city: Johnny Theodore Leburg Fowler; Irving Ward Lemaux, dty; Alexander Gillett Lester, city. Marshall Loggins, Ft. Benjamin Harrison; William Ballard Long, city; Arlo James Lowder, city; Wendell Douglass I-oy, Plainfield; Paul Stanley Lucas, Lafayette. M—Frederick Labert Mack, city; Ray Macy, dty; Willis Francis MaglU, city; Fred Moses Marts, Arcadia; Albert Ogden Mason, city; Erna A. Maston, city; Frederick Eugene Matson, dty; Leo H. McAllister, city; Charles Mordocala McClalne, Lebanon; Daniel Harrell McClung., Terre Haute: Harry Edward MeCrady, city; Archie McGraw, Terre Haute; Edward McGuff, city; Edwin Forrest McKean, city; Homer Vance Mel.el.md, city: Ralph Emery McNeely, Fowler: Chase Hoskins Mendenhall. Westfield; Emmett Joseph Mendenhall, Westfield; John Pruitt Merritt, Marlon; Gustav Meyer, dty; Harvey Philip Meyers, dty; Charles

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Earl Miller, Kokomo; Frank R. Miller, Clinton; George William Miller, dty; Robert G. Miller, Bloomington; Orville Denton Mitchell, dty; Paul Craven Moore, dty; Ivan Clarence Morgan, Austin; William Thomas Morganson, dty; Slyvan Leslie Monser, city. N—Charles Wheeler Nlcol, Lafayette. O—William August Ocker, dty; Harry Benjamin Overdorf, Atlanta. P—John George Pantzer, Jr., dty; Hughes Patten, dty; George Blaine Patten, Lafayette; Joseph Oscar Paul, Newcastle; Edgar John Pearcy, Jeffersonville; Walter Elbert Perkins, Lebanon; Karl Ernest Pierson, Montlcello; Chester G. Pike, Plainfield; Loran Harris Prevo, city; Clay Hrosser, Scottsburg; Ormond Pruett, Brook; Joseph E. Puterbaugh, city. B—Reid Knight Rampley, dty; Ralph Emerson Ratliff, city; Lonnie Alexandria Ray, Quincy; Rome Henry Reed, city; Frederick Riston Reiehart, city; Edward Charles Louis Resener, city; Jacob D. Rich, Brook; Orville Irving Rlcholson, Terre Haute; Howard Eugene Riggs, Lafayette; Charles Woodburn Roekbold. citv; Charles Oscnr Roe, city; Arthur llohm, Rockville; James Adrian Ross, city; Vlrley Roscoe Rudd, city; James Mitchell

. Russell, city; Chester Arthur Ryker, city. S—Harry Edgar Sanders, Plainfield; Arthur Martin Schwanlnger, Jeffersonville; Perry Otis Schulte, Bath; George Henry Scott, city; Charles Earl Servies, city; Harry Alexander Sharp, city; Harry Fisher Sheldon, city; William F. Shirley, city; Edward E. Simpson, dty; John Charles Sims, West Terre Haute; Darwin Charles Singletary, city; Paul Gibson Singleton, city; Richard Colllver Skelton, Roacbdale; Harry Otis Smith, West Lafayette; John D. Smith, city; Roscoe Solomon Smith, Logansport; Wright Smith, Terre Haute; Lewis Albert Snider, city; Ernest Earl Sovern, Lafayette; Joseph Harrison Staley, Columbus; Charles Grelg Stephen, city; Leander Barzella Stewart, Scottsburg; Cole Stickle, city ; Albert William Strohmeyer, city: Emmett C. Stouh Bluffton; Oscar Stuart, Greenwood: Harry Nicholas Styner, Montmorenci; George Lettrell Sullivan, city; Seymour William George Sutton, West Terre Haute. T—Paul Houstou Talbott, city; Charles Albert Taylor, ,city; Harold Ezra Thomas, Scottsburg: Clifford Heath Thomas, city: Russell Sage Thompson, city; Harry D. Thorniley, Beech Grove; James Treve Tlngley, Terre Haute;

Wilfred Claure, dty; John Gray Truitt, Noblesville; H. S. Tucker, Lafayette. IT—Clyde William Ulrich, Kokomo. V —John Crothers Vanatta, Jr., Brookston; Anton Vldebeck. city; Charles Elliott Vincent, city. W —Edward Carl Wacker, city; Ward Walsner, city; Jesse Struble Wallet, Terre Haute; Arnold W. Wandrle, Kokomo; John Paxton Ward, Vevay; Clarence Negley Warren, city; Walter Albert Weidley, city; Roland Howard Weir, Scottsburg; Cecil Cass Wells, Scottsburg; Earl Jennings Wells, dty,

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John Wells, dty; R ns so 11 Lawrence White, dty; Raymond Lowell Whitson, Scottsburg; Walter Q. Wlddowa, city; Frank Menangh Wilson, Salem; George Robert Wilson, dty: Frank B. Wooley,

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Lebanon; WUllam Henry Work, Jefferi aonvllle. _ T—William Otto Yagerline, dty; Frederick Samuel Yohn, city. Z—Max Herman Ziegler, city.

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