Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 205, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 January 1930 — Page 8

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ODD FELLOWS INSTALL NEW OFFICERS SOON Major Project Facing New Heads Is Preparations ror Convention. New officers w ho will direct activities ol the Independent Order of Odd Fellows m Indianapolis during 1930 will be installed this month. The major project that the officers face this year is arrangement lor entertainment of the Sovereign Grand Lodge, to convene next September, when Odd Fellows from all parts of the world will be here. Grand lodge officers of Indiana will meet with Grand Sire M. M. Logan of Frankfort, Ky., in the Odd Fellow offices here Jan. 18, for purpose of considering initial plans for the event. The eighteen subordinate lodges of Indianapolis will lead in arranging the entertainment. More Than 5,000 At present, these eighteen lodge; have a combined membership of more than 5,000 persons. Indianapolis lodge No. 485. at Prospect and Evison streets, Ls the largest of the group, having a membership of 1,000 Two lodges will install new officers Tuesday night. At Northwestern lodge. No. 807, Clifton and Twenty-ninth •streets, the installation ceremonies will be under the supervision of the following grand lodge officers: W. W. Zimmerman, Rochester, grand master; H H. Rockwood. Indianapolis, deputy grand master, and George Bornwasser, Jndanapolis, grand secretary. Weller NoMe Grand Irvington lodge No. 508 will Install W. O. Weller as noble grand at ceremonies Tuesday night in its lodge hall at 5420 East Washington street. Other officer <n be installed include Frank K. Miller, vice grand; Charles Heathco, corresponding secretary: William H. Frosch, financial secretary, and N Clyde McVey, treasurer. New officers of Evergreen lodge No. 761, located at Seventeenth street and Roosevelt avenue, are E. A. Smith, noble grand; Clarence Kocher, vice grand; W. W. Shaver, recording secretary; O. N. Snider, financial secretary, and Walter Kimberlin. treasurer. EASTERN STAR WILL SEAT NEW OFFICERS Mrs. Mable Noonan Will Conduct Ceremony Tuesday Night. North Park chapter. No. 404. O. E. S.. will install officers at. the Masonic temple, Clifton and Thirtieth streets, at 8 p. m. Tuesday. Present Worthy Matron Mrs. Mable Noonan will be installing officer. New officers arc Mrs. Nettie Matthews, worthy matron; Herbert Mennlienett, worthy patron; Mrs. Vora Ryan, associate matron; Virgil. Furgason, associate patron; Mrs. Katherine Hawk, secretary; Mrs. Allie Allen, treasurer; Mrs. Hazel Hayes, conductress, and Mrs. June Morrett, associate conductress. The chapter will hold regular meetings the first and third Tuesday of each month. INSTALLED IN OFFICE Ralph Routzahn Takes Position as Oriental Chapter’s High Priest. Ralph I. Routzahn was installed as high priest of Oriental chapter, No. 147, Royal Arch Masons, at the chapter's annual New' Year's cvc party. Other officers installed are John C. Hobson, king; Eugene Chapel, scribe; Ralph K. Smith, treasurer; W. Earl Gentry, secretary; Wilbur Winship, captain of hosts; George F. Schreiber, principal sojourner: Joseph W. Hill, royal arch captain; Phaun Pharigo, master of third veil; J. F. Roell, master of second veil; W. A. Ricketts, master of first veil, and Edward Schuler, guard. HEADS RICHMOND LODGE Hones Elected by Woodmen: Other Offieers Also Are Chosen. Bn Timer Special RICHMOND, Ind.. Jan. 6.—R. L. Kones of Centerville was elected venerable consul of the Richmond camp. Modern Woodmen of America, at annual election of officers last week Kones will be assisted by the following staff members: R. B. Miller, advisor; H. E. Sharp, banker; N. C. Heironimus, clerk; H. E. Wine, escort: Elsworth Thomas, trustee, and Charies Harris, past consul. Regular Meeting Is Scheduled Woman’s Benefit Association No. 140 will hold its regular meeting in its new home. 116 East Maryland street. Friday night at 7:30.

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LODGES WILL INSTALL HEADS Masonic Bodies of Lebanon Finish Elections. 1-11 7 . •/■ * Soecial LEBANON. Ind, Jan 6—All Masonic bodies of this city have held annual elections of officers and are preparing for installation ceremonies. Russell Kelly was elected commander of Lebanon commandery No. 43. Knight Templars. He will be assisted by Byron L. Jones, generalissimo; A. E. Lewis, captain; William L. McKinley, senior warden; J. Harold Bassett, junior warden; E. D Wright, prelate; Stacy Darnell, recorder; D. S Whitaker, standard bearer; Edward G. Orear, sword bearer; Russell C. Smith, warder; Carl Bratton, sentinel; Walter A. Hawkins, and A. E. Lewis Masonic Holding Association members. Boone council, Royal and Select Masters, will install the following: Walter Hawkins, illustrious master; J. Harold Bassett, deputy master; William L. McKinley, conductor of work: Robert S. Kern, captain ot the guard; Charles Parks, conductor of council: Stacy Darnell, recorder; D. S. Whitaker, treasurer; Kenneth Overstreet, steward; Ara Maggard, sentinel, and B. F. Coombs, and Kern, Masonic Holding Association members. Lebanon chapter. Royal Arch Masons, has chosen Kenneth Overstreet. high priest; Walter Hawkins, scribe: Edward G. Orear, principal sojourner; William McKinley, captain; E. D. Wright, recorder; Stacy Darnell, treasurer; Noble Beck. Charles Parks, and Ara Maggard, masters.

MODERN WOODMEN IN PUBLIC INSTALLATION Ingold Schemcrhom Will Become Consul of Iromvood. Public, installation ceremonies for new officers of Ironwood camp, Modern Woodmen of America, will be held at Ironwood hall. Tenth and Rural streets, at 8 p. m. Thursday, Officers to be installed are Ingold Schemerhorn. consul; John Keough. Charles Zeigler, Dan Schull, Fred Hockett, William O'Bannion, W. D. Wheeler, Louis Prater, Harry Correll and Everett Weaver. In announcing the installation, M. T. Wright, district deputy, also anounced that Ironwood camp will start a membership campaign. Field Deputy John Delurey has been assigned as director of the campaign.

SPONSOR FOOD SALE Daughters of Isabella Hold Event for Home Benefit. Third of a series of food sales, sponsored by the Daughters of Isabella for benefit of the St. Elizabeth home, was held at the Elks’ Club Friday. Mrs. Joseph Speaks and Mrs. W. J. Overmire were in charge of arrangements. They were assisted by Mrs. Bernard Wills, Mrs. Robert Fessler, Miss Nell Sage, Mrs. John Clancy, Mrs. James Ryan, Mrs. Arthur E. Irwin, Mrs. Ira A. Shook, Mrs. Frank Kirkhoff, Miss Edna Buenagel, Mrs. F. J. Pfleger, Miss Margaret Davey and Miss Marie Bagnoli. M U SOLE IS BENEFIT Sons of Union Veterans Sponsoring Event at Caleb Mills, Arrangements for a benefit fund musicale to be given in Caleb Mills hall Friday night, Jan. 24, are being made by Benjamin Harrison camp No. 356, Sons of Union Veterans, Newton J. McGuire, chairman, said today. \ The fund will be used for a memorial to decorate graves of all veterans of the Civil war with metal flag markers and holders buried in Indianapolis and Marion county cemeteries.

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In a state-wide program, Knights, of Pythias in Indiana will receive more than two thousand new members into the order at page rank initiations in twenty-three districts during January and ruaryCharles S. Loy, Swayzee, grand chancellor (left) and Carl R. Mitchell, Indianapolis, grand keeper of records (right), who are directing the campaign. Pythian building of this city (center), and the order’s orphan’s home of Lafayette( bottom.)

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Mrs, McNutt, Gerald Leade Head Williamsburg Fraternal Orders. Du Times Special WILLIAMSBURG. Ind.. Jan. 6. Newly elected officers of the Eastern Star and Masonic lodges here were installed recently and haVe started work on their organizations for the year 1930. New officers of the Eastern Star chapter arc: Mrs. Opal McNutt, worthy matron; Frank Starr, worthy patron; Mrs. Clara Cain, associate matron; Mrs. Mary Beeson, secretary; William A. Lewis, treasurer: Juanita Perry, conductress; Miss Helen Hunt, associate conductress; Mrs. Ethel Study, Adah; Miss Jennett Beard, Ruth; Mrs. Ruth Armstrong. Esther; Mrs. Rose Wilson, Martha; Mrs. Laura Compton, electa; Mrs. Nellie Beard, chaplain; Mrs. Lizzie Riggleman, pianist; Mrs. Elizabeth Ryland, warden, and J. C. Rvland, sentinel. The 1930 program for the Masonic lodge is being prepared under direction of Gerald Leade, newly elected master. He is assisted by the following officers: William Cain, senior warden; Frank Star, junior warden; William Lewis, secretary; Leslie Shute, treasurer; Albert Jordan, junior deacon; Vernis Petty, senior deacon: Orie Pitts, junior steward; Lewis Sieweke, senior steward; J. C. Ryland, tyler.

PYTHIAN SISTERS TO INSTALL MRS. BELL Celemony Scheduled for Tonight by Myrtle Temple. Myrtle temple No. 7. Order of Pythian Sisters, of this city, will install new officers tonight. Mrs. Elizabeth Bell will become head of the organization. Other new officers include Mrs. Anna Belford. M. E. C.; Mrs. Mattie Jenkins. E. S.; Mrs. Sadie Monford E. J.; Mrs. Amelia Mason, manager; Mrs. Zelpha Montgomery, M. of R. and C.; Mrs. Dorothy J. Travis. M of F.; Mrs. Florence Green, protector; Mrs. Stella Mae Stapp, O. G ; Mrs. Lena Darnell, grand representative, and Mrs. Jessie Travis, installing officer. Trustes are Messers Rhoda Stapp, Stella Means and* Anna Hewson Mrs. Lenora Goodwin was re-elected drill captain. BEN-HURS WILL HOLD GUEST NIGHT FETE Moose Hall to Be Scene of Entertainment for 150 Members. Social activities of Arrius court, Tribe of Ben Hur, will open with a guest night program for members and friends at Moose hall, 135 North Delaware street, at 8:30 tonight. Louis Mills, Arrius court chief, said entertainment and refreshments have been arranged for 150 members ahd guests. Attention of Arrius court is now directed toward initiatory ceremonies to be held for tribes from several Indiana cities here Feb. 10, ; A class of fifty candidates is being secured for the event, in which Indianapolis. Ft. Wayne. Anderson, Crawfordsville and Marion tribes 1 have been invited to participate. START BASKET LEAGUE Junior Catholic Daughters Will Open Season Tonight. Junior Catholic Daughters of America have organized , basketball teams throughout the city and will open the league season tonight. Inter-troop games will be held throughout the season. Beginning Saturday, members of the junior troops will swim at the Elk's pool under direction of Mrs. Fretl Roadcap. Members of the junior council will meet Wednesday at the Catholic Community center, and the junior court will meet Sunday, Jan. 12, at 2:30 p. m. - I. 0. 0. F. WILL INSTALL i Frank Jones Becomes Noble Grand of Harris Lodge Tonight. Harris lodge. No. 644. I. O. O. F., will install officers at the lodge hall, Addison and West Washington streets, tonight. An important business session will follow the installation. Representatives of Hairis lodge viisted the Greensburg home Saturday night, where they were entertained with a motion picture show and vaudeville entertainment. Frank Jones will be installed as noble grand tonight.

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LOCAL EAGLES WILL INITIATE Jan. 27 Set as Date for 1930 Ceremony, The first 1930 initiation by Indianapolis Eagles has been set for Monday, Jan. 27, when an old-age pension class willi be received. Application of candidates will be voted upon at the weekly meeting tonight. Another membership campaign to be held during the first quarter of the new year probably will include classes honoring the aerie president, Joseph E. Beatty, and Secretary Wilbur H. Miller. Similar classes for the two officials of each lodge are being inducted throughout the country at the suggestion of the national organization department. Secretary Miller, who is Seventh district chariman, will visit aeries soon at Greenfield, Noblesville, Shelbyville and Martinsville in the interests of presidents’ and secretaries’ salaries. A series of weekly dances In the lodge home of the Indianapolis aerie started Saturday. The Crystal Palace orchestra is providing music. Dances have been especially arranged for middle-aged persons and are open to the public.

42 Candidates to Be Initiated by Ahepa Order Forty-two candidates will be initiated by the James Whitcomb Riley chapter No. 232, Order of Ahepa, at

the annual instal : lation of officers in j the Clay pool this: month, in honor of: George Philis of: Buffalo, N. Y.. su-j preme president j who will be present, i Andrew Kostas is I to preside at the: initiation. Officers i to be installed, including Kostas, the president, will be Thonlas Marinos, vice- president; Thomas Valas, sec-j

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retary, and Peter Alexander, treasurer, all of whom were elected at a meeting in the Lincoln Monday night. The Order of Ahepa is devoted to promotion of interest of American Greeks, and has a national membership of 25.000 persons. Parrasco Volo of East Chicago is supreme governor of Indiana. He was guest of honor at the election. ST. JOHN’S INSTALLS William Clark Becomes Master of Columbus Masons. Bv Times Soecial COLUMBUS, Ind., Jan. 6.—St. John’s lodge, No. 20, Free and Accepted Masons of this city, installed new officers at a business session in the Masonic temple here this week. Officers are William Clark, worshipful master; Donald P. Shinn, senior warden; Curtis Brougher, junior warden; W. F. Kendall, treasurer; Earl Cowls, secretary; J. E. Summa, senior deacon; George Owens, junior deacon: Glenn Williams, senior steward; William Goeller, junior steward. Harvey Williams and J. R. Everroad were installing officers.

CICERO K. OF P. INSTALLS Auxiliary Also to Participate in Ceremonies Saturday. Bv Times Special CICERO, Ind., Jan. 6.—Cicero lodge, Knights of Pythias, and Pythian Sisters’ temple will hold a joint installation of 1930 officers here Saturday night. In connection with the ceremonial members and guests will be entertained at a banquet and special program under direction of Luther Clifford, keeper of records and seals. Seven Policies Available Times Special WASHINGTON. Jan. 6.—Seven different forms of insurance policies are available for World War veterans. and in view of benefits provided there is no cheaper or safer form of life insurance, declares Edwin S. Battalheim. national service officer of Veterans of Foreign Wars.

PROSPECTS FOR 1930 ARE GOOD, LODGE REPORTS K. of P. Major Activity in 1929 Was Improving Lafayette Home. Indiana Pythians are starting the year 1930 with bright prospects for a successful fraternal program and with expectations for large increases in memberships of the several hundred Knights of Pythias lodges of the state, according to Charles S, Loy of Swayzee, grand chancellor. Major activity of the order for the year 1929 was improvement of the Pythian home at Lafayette, now one of the best fraternal homes in the midwest! A building program has been completed, including erection of several farm buildings on the 137 acres of land connected with the home. 513,000 Spent At a meeting of Indiana Pythian home directors Friday in the Pythian offices in Indianapolis, the semi-annual report was received, which showed that approximately $13,000 had been spent on improvements. Fifty-seven children and seventy adults are being cared for in the home. Home directors for the year are headed by Loy, chairman, and Dr. C. V Dunbar, Indianapolis, vice--chairman, and include Charles A. Phelps, Newcastle; W, W, Crooker, Jeffersonville; Fred E. Swaim, Huntington; Samuel L. Trabue, Rushville, past grand chancellor. The 1930 program calls for an intensive membership drive among all Fythian lodges during the next eight weeks with page rank initiations in twenty-seven districts during the period. Meet at La Porto The first of the initiatory meetings will be held at La Porte Tuesday night. More than five hundred members of lodges in district No. 3 are expected to attend. The page rank degree will be conferred on a class, under direction of L. R, Babcock, district deputy. Second meeting of the series will be held at Remington Wednesday night for lodges in Newton, Jasper Pulaski and White counties. H. C. Constable of Rensselaer will direct the ceremonies. Grand lodge officials have set 3,000 new members as the goal for 1930.

ELEVEN JOIN ORDER Installation of Officers Took Place Jan. 2. Eleven candidates were initiated into Indianapolis chapter No. 61, Independent Order of Alph Zadik Aleph, junior order of B’nai B'rith, at a meeting Sunday. Candidates are Bernard M. Freund. Morton Pazal, Lou Mann, Nathan Yankouner, Francis Slutzky, Herman Slutzky. Hyman Tobin, Sam Klor, Irvin Rosebaum, Harry Alpert and Oscar Gurwitz. New officers of the organization were installed Jan. 2. Edward Cohn, past president for four terms, is presdient-elect. Other officers to be installed are Sam Rabin, vice-president; Lester Engel, secretary; Bennett Manus, treasurer; Marcus Rubin and Jack Pozner, sergeants-at-arms; Max Einstandig, reporter, and Harold J. Cqjien, chaplain.

DEGREES TO BE GIVEN Modem Woodmen to Hold Exercises on Tuesday Nigh*. The dramatic degree will be conferred at the meeting of Marion camp No. 35558, Modren Woodmen of America, Tuesday night at the lodge hall, 322 East New York street. Captain Harry Argus and his drill team will direct exercises. The social committee of Marion camp, including Captain Argus, Mrs. Jennie Sprowl and Dean Patterson, lias announced plans for the first card party of the new year to be held Jan. 14 at the camp hall. Hall to Speak at Banquet E.u Times Special ANDERSON, Ind.. Jan. 6.—Archibald M. Hall, Indianapolis, will speak at a banquet of the Anderson Scottish Rite Club to be held at the Grand hotel here, Jan. 10. Fiftytwo new members, initiated a few weeks ago, will be guests.

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Mrs. Millie Gilmore (left), grand deputy of district No. 11, Order of Eastern Star, will be installed as secretary of the Marion County Past Matrons and Patrons Association at installation of 1930 officers in the Spink-Arms Thursday night. The ceremonial program is being prepared by Mrs. Jessie V. Potts (right), retiring president. Mrs. Gilmore served as grand marshal at installation of officers of Indianapolis chapter, O. E. S., Thursday night, and will serve as installing officer for West Newton chapter Jan. 14.

Red Men-Session to Be Held Next Week

Groups From Eight Indiana Counties to Gather in North Vernon, Vevay. Bu Times Sp •ctal NORTH VERNON, Ind., Jan. 6. Improved Order of Red Men from eight southern Indiana counties will participate in district meetings at North Vernon and Vevay next week. Approximately 300 members from lodges in Jennings, Scott, Jackson and Ripley counties are expected to gather here Jan. 15 for initiatory ceremonies. C. F. Schwake of North Vernon, chief of records, who Ls arranging the program, announced that all lodges in the district will send candidates for a class, which is to receive the adoption degree. Initiatory work will be conferred by the degree team of Sokokis tribe, No. 382. of Blocher. Vevay lodge of Red Men are preparing to entertain 500 members and guests at a banquet, featuring the meeting Jan. 16. All tribes of Switzerland, Jefferson, Ohio and Dearborn counties will participate in the meeting in the wigwam of Pokonoket tribe, No. 328, of Vevay. Degrees will be conferred by the Vevay degree team. Honorary guests will include Great Sachem Eli G. Lee of Terre Haute and Arch H. Hobbs, grand keeper of records and seal, of Indianapolis.

OFFICERS INSTALLED BY EASTERN STAR CHAPTER Mrs. Nellie Magaw Seated as New Worthy Matron of Prospect. At recent installation of 1930 officers of Prospect chapter, No. 452. Order of Eastern Star, Mrs. Nellie Magaw became worthy matron and John Callender, worthy patron. Mrs. Ruth Denges, retiring worthy matron, appointed the following officers who supervised the installation: Mrs. Blanche Regett, Mrs. Eva White and the Rev. Harry Mount. Other new officers of the chapter are Mrs. Edith Mumaugh, associate matron; George Weishaar, associate patron; Mrs. Vera Ginn, secretary; Mrs. Minnie Wienke, treasurer; Mrs. Elizabeth Uland, conductress; Mrs. Gretchen Ott, associate conductress; Mrs. Irene Faust, chaplain; Mrs. Marie Spangler, marshal; Mrs. Virginia Russell, organist: Miss Eleanor Stettler. Adah; Mrs. Hazel Hollenbeck, Ruth; Mrs. Estella Riley, Esther! Miss Dorothy Bartholomew, Martha; Mrs. Roxie Smith, Electa; Mrs. Lena Short, warder; Mrs. Gladys Nicely, sentinel; Susie Ann Pendleton, color-bearer, and Mrs. Dora Kinder, soloist. Anderson Post Will Meet Major Robert Anderson post, Woman’s Relief Corps, will hold its regular meeting at Ft. Friendly, 512 North Illinois street, at 1:30 p. m., Tuesday. New officers for the post and woman’s corps will be installed jointly at a meeting at the same place Wednesday night.

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NEW OFFICIALS ARE INSTALLED Masons and Eastern Star Meet at Centerville, By Times Special CENTERVILLE. Ind., Jan. 6.—Hiram Masonic lodge and Wayne chapter, Order of Eastern Star, held a joint installation here last week. Installing officer was Albert C. Houser, past master of Webb lodge of Richmond. Louis Trouse served as grand marshal. Masonic officers taking office are: Thomas Margon, worshipful master; Jesse Matthers. senior warden; Walter F. Terry, junior warden; Carl G. Demmera, senior deacon; Samuel J. Stinson, junior deacon; . H, Horner, treasurer; Herbert King, secretary; Gaar Jackson, steward, and Ira Joslin, tyler. Mrs. Gladys Petro was installed as worthy matron of Eastern Star. Others are: P A. Bond, worthy patron; Mrs. Rose Hamilton, associate matron; Albert Hauser, associate patron; Mrs. Minnie Wright, treasurer; Mrs. Mode Hauser, secretary. Mrs. Edna Shissler. district grand matron of Richmond, acted as installing officer. LEGION CHANGES DATES Jewish Holidays Responsible for Convention Switches. Change in dates of twelfth annual national American Legion convention in Boston, is announced by James F. Barton, national adjutant. It will be held Oct. 6,7, 8,9, 1930. instead of Sept, 22, 23. 24, 25. as originally announced. The change was made because two of the original dates fell on Jewish holidays. AMUSEMENTS

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SAHARA GROTTO MEMBERS ARE GIVEN HONORS Masonic Lodge to Continue Expansion Program During Year. Officials of Sahara Grotto hav issued a statement honoring several members for outstanding scAuee to the organization during 1929 and urging support of the entire membership in the order's program |or 1930. During the last year. Sahara Grotto purchased a residence at 1238 Park avenue and remodeled it into an up-to-date lodge home at an approximate cost of $75,000. the major undertaking of the organization for 1929. Get New Members H. Verle Wilson, secretary, announced 300 new members during the year, making a total membership of 3.700 active members. The 1929 "go-getter” list of the lodge, containing names of members most active in membership activities. includes 125 members. Heading the list is Thomas Schlotman. who secured ten petitions. Others are: William Gray with five petitions. Brewer Clay, six, and A. P. Butz. Earl Erath, P. T. Hayes, and H. V. Wilson, five each. New officers will be elected th last of this month. Following change of personnel the organization will start work on Its major project for the year 1930, which will be entertainment of the supreme council session of Grotto next June. It is expected 35,000 members from the United States and Canada will attend this convention. N. Honorable Mention - 'More than 100 members received honorable mention for contributing special articles and fumLshlngs for the new lodge home during the. year. Rooms of the home were furnished by organizations of the Grotto, including the drill team, drum corps, band, Grotto cast and ladies' auxiliary. Present officers are: Lewis Williams, monarch: Clyde Robinson, chief justice; Carl Schey, master of ceremonies; C. Wilbur Foster, venerable prophet; H. Verle Wilson, secretary: Harry Trowbridge, marshal; Robert E. Wilcox, guard captain; Luther Manley, orator; Amos Haines, sentinel, and James Lanham, assistant sentinel. CITY MAN IS SPEAKER C. R. Mitchell Addresses Regional Session of Pythians. Bu Times Special CLOVEKDALE, Ind., Jan. 6. Diamond lodge No. 349. Knights of Pythias of this city, sponsored a regional meeting here Tuesday night. The meeting was directed by D. E. Denny, chancellor commander of Diamond lodge, and June Evans, regional deputy. Members attended from Bell Union and Coatesville lodges. Carl R. Mitchell of Indianapolis was the principal speaker.

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“LYRIC —’ OCp Bj/ All Means Bee This Marvelous to IP.M. Show—Go Today! The Famou* Screen Star • CHARLES RAY PEItSON “Doing His Stuff’* with Ray Hold DELONG FAMILY Novelty Contortionist* and Acropats WYLIE AND YOUNG In a Comedy Hit “A Few Lies'* M'DONALD and PARADISE “Two of ih* Flnpwt” Plus ALL-TALKING Drama of Daring Love and Loveri “The SACRED FLAME” with CONRAD NAGEL, PAULINE FREDERICK and LILA LEE

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