Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 193, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 December 1930 — Page 6

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NEW OFFICERS TO BE SEATED AT SOUTHPORT Masons and Eastern Star Will Hold Installation Ceremony Jointly. fin 7 imes Special SOUTHPORT. Ind.. Dec. 22. Joint installation of officers will be held Friday night by Southport lodge 270. F. & A M.., and Southport chapter 442. Order of Eastern Star. Omer Brewer, as worshipful master, and Anna Landers, as worthy matron, are newly elected respective heads of the two organizations. Other Masonic officers named recently arc: * Chari?* E Bohn?, senior wirden: Elmer E Houzc. Junior warden; Leonard McAlDin, treasurer. Otis O. Burnett, secretary; Otto O. Guslln. senior deacon; William O. Hartman. Junior deacon; Lavcrt roster, -nlor steward; Andrew F. Lander?. Junior leward: John H. McPherson, tyler. and McPherson. Charles Lockwood and John E. Zintel. trustees. Other new Eastern Star officers are: % Andrew,- F Landers, worthy patron; Norma Schmalfeldt. associate matron; Carl Smock, associate patron; India Stubbs, secretary; Marian Lockwood, treasurer; Mamie Bernloehr. conductress; Thelma Snider. Mrs C. A. Huffman, assistant conductresses; Wilma Hartman. Ruth; Ruth Harrell. Esther: Mildred Smock. Martha; Wtlda Smith. Elects; Anna Rcasner. chap--3: in; Peer! Snider, marshal: Alice Puett. organic*; N-Uir Kroesen, warder, and Frank N Kroesen! sentinel. SOCIAL EVENING HELD BY IRVINGTON POST Program in Club Rooms One of Series for Members and Guests. Irvington post No. 38, American League, held a social in the club rooms, 5501 East Washington street, Friday night, Members and their guests were entertained with a musical program, including numbers by John Redell, saxophone and trumpet selections by Redell and Roy Volstad. both post members, a group of popular ongs by Miss Phyllis Hickson, and evcral accordian-piano selections by Harold Sharp and Ralph Pierce. All ex-service men. whether legionnaires or not, are invited to be present at these social evenings which are held the third Friday of each month. EISENHUT NEW CHIEF Becomes Commander of Hoosier Capital Tent of Maccabees. Fred K. Eisenhut is new commander of the Hoosier Capital Tent No. 20 of the Maccabees, succeeding V F. Wilson. Other officers elected are David Bland, lieutenant commander; Galen W. Neer, R. K.; A. H. Newbury, chaplain; Herman Backamayer, sergeant; E. L. Greiner, M. A.; W. E. Eavey, first guard; H. Charles, second gufird, and Thomas Lavery, sentinel. MASONS HOLD ELECTION Maurice Seiko Is New Monument Lodge Worshipful Master. Maurice Seiko is newly elected worshipful master of Monument lodge. No. 657. F. & A. M. Other new officers arc Otto W. Cox. senior warden: Henry H. Winkler, lunlor warden; Dr. Paul F. Schmidt, treasurer: Eph Levin, secretary end director of the Masonic Temple association. Morris Tavel. senior deacon; Earl •T Askrcn. Junior deacon; William F. Ear;>art, tyler. and William R. Bess, representative on the Masonic relief board, MASONS ELECT OFFICERS Danvilltc Lodge Is Headed by Fred Schulmcistcr. fill l imrs Spcial DANVILLE. Ind., Dec 22.—Fred H. Schulmeister is the new worshipful master of Western Star Lodge 26. F. & A. M Other officers elected at a recent meeting are: Paul Jordan, senior warden; Sam Kirk, junior warden; H. M. Toweil, treasurer; O. L. Dawson, secretary and Fred H. Stewart, trustee. J. W. TAYLOR ELECTED New Officers for Year Are Named by Greeusburg F. and A. 31. GREENSBURG. Ind.. Dec. 22. John W. Taylor has been elected worshipful master of Grcensburg lodge 36. F. and A. M.. succeeding Charles L. Ryan, under whom anew temple was completed. Other elected officers are: T. B. Havens and Paul Dibble, wardens; W. B. Rimstldt. secretary, and R C. WoodfUl, treasurer. LODGE TO HOLD PARTY l nited Order of American Workers Will Entertain Families. United Order of American Workers will give a family Christmas party for members and their friends Christmas eve at 8 at the lodge hall, East and Michigan streets. All children attending will receive gifts and a program including vaudeville acts and a singing and dancing contest will be held. Christmas Party to Be Held Supreme Tribe of Ben Hur will hold its annual Christmas party Tueseday night at the lodge hall, 135 North Delaware street, at 8. Cards and bunco will be played following a Christmas program. An effort is being made to have a large number of junior members attend. Louie H. Mills and George E. Kincaid form the committee in charge.

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ELWOOO LODGE WILL INSTALL Home-Coming Wiil Be Part of Ceremonial. By Times Special ELWOOD, Ind.. Dec. 22.—Homecoming and ceremonial for newly elected officers will be held by Quincy lodge, 230. F. & A. M., between Christmas and Jan. 1 on a date to be selected soon. New officers include: William Sprong, worshipful master; Harry House, senior warden; Clayton Anglemeycr, junior warden; William Griffin, treasurer; Harry Hiatt, secretary, and Carl Doorman, trustee; these.were named as a committee on arrangements. All Master Masons and members of Eastern Star are invited. OFFICERS INSTALLED George F, Schreiber Heads DeMo'ay Commandery. George F. Schreiber has been installed as eminent commander of DeMolay commandery 62. Knights Templar. Other officers of the line include: William H. Harrison. generalissimo: Georye M. Spiegel. captain general: Ralph K. Smith, treasurer; William E. Gentry, recorder; Earl F. Hites, prelate; Roy Briggs. senior warden; Wilbert Winskip, Junior warden; John F. Engelke, standard bearer: A. S. Shaffer, sword bearer; Edward Denlow. warder, and Ed Shuler, sentinel. Tlie new head of the commandery was the architect for the new Scottish Rite cathedral and long has been active in Masonic affairs. LODGE POSTS FILLED McColloum Is New Leader of Raper Commandery. Albert L. McColloum is newly elected eminent commander of Raper commandery No. 1, Knights Templar, succeeding Stanley G. Myers. Other new officers are: Arno G. Siefker. generalissimo: George W. Thompson, captain general: J. Lewis Bray, senior warden; Floyd J. Kresge. junior warden: the Rev. Louis Brown, prelate: Charles N. Fultz, treasurer; Franklin L. Bridges, temple association trustee: the Rev. Mr. Brown, member of relief board, and Oscar L. Pond, recorder. Edward J. Schoonover, past grand •commander, and Clyde E. Titus, grand warder of the grand commandery of Indiana, presided at installation ceremonies Saturday night. Meeting Is Postponed Womens Benefit Association has postponed the meeting scheduled for Wednesday until Dec. 31. according to an announcement by Mrs. Nettie Lotz. publicity chairman.

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Junior Order of Mechanics Will Stage Show Tuesday Night. i A couple of “wandering minstrels” ; are Lurline Smith and Lydia Kcrsting, and they're going to do their wandering at 8 Tuesday night in a Christmas playlet, “The Silver Sandals,” at Buschman s hall. Eleventh street and College avenue. Capitol City Council 68, Junior Order of United American Mechanics, and Capitol City Council 53, Daughters of America, are presenting the playlet. Expression pupils of Mrs. Davis Chapman and Mrs. Ruthanne Kersting will make up the east, including: King. Bobby Coyner: queen. Mary Catherine Siler; Princess Amoris, Virginia Schwartz: her attendant. Melise, Bernice Hessei; a prophetess. Betty Hunt: a story | teller. Anna Margaret Chapman: a strolling j fiddler. Joseph Kersting: the fairy Queen. Grace Davis, a dancing bear. David Chapman Jr.; Santa Claus. Wilbur Hassel; pages. Evelyn Davis and Rea Jean Reed; Herald. Marvin Hamm: peasants, Sally Staton and Jack Ingle; fairies. Joan Pettigrew. Margaret Muncy and Marjorie Minor; soldiers. Mary Patricia Cameron, Vivian May Hopkins. Jeanne Willman. Shirley Faye Wilkinson and Mary Lou Wilson: wandering minstrels. Georgenia ! Combest. Norma Ettter, Evelyn Longest, j lurline Smith and Lydia Kersting; flower girl. Martha Updyke. LODGE SEATS OFFICERS i Christmas Parly cf F. & A. M.; j OS?, Attend by 900 Persons. Approximately 900 persons at- | tended the annual public installation and Christmas party of Indianapolis Lodge, No. 669, F. & A. M„ at the temple, Morris and Harding streets, Saturday night. Officers installed included: Martin A Jewell, worshipful master; Dwight Pri’.-st. senior warden: Edward Lehman. junior warden: Emil Hadley, senior deacon: Cecil Dunn, junior deacon; William Thomas, tyler.

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PRATHER CRAFT CLUB TO VISIT IN NOBLESVILLE Work on All Sections of Master Mason Degree to Be Conferred. Prather Craft Club of Calvin W. Prather lodge, No. 717, F. & A. M„ under the leadership of A. 'L. Thomas, team captain, and members of Prather lodge will visit Noblesville Masonic lodge Tuesday night, w' en they will confer all sections of the Master Mason degree on candidates, J. Lewis Bray, past master, will preside. Members are requested to meet at Prather temple, Forty-second street and College avenue, at 6 p. m. Tuesday, and from there will make the trip in a body. Public installation of officers for Prather Masonic lodge, to be followed by a dance, is scheduled for 7:30 o’clock Saturday evening. Pierce E. Cummings will be installed as worshipful master; George H. Drechsel, senior warden; Joseph W. Kaercher, junior warden; Clarence S, Armstrong, secretary; Albert Johnson, treasurer; Scott McCoy, senior deacon; Calvin J. Clymer, junior deacon; John S. Buck, senior steward; A. F. Thomas, junior steward; Harry W. Boetcher, tyler, and the Rev. Thomas R. White, chaplain. Paul G. Winter, past master, will act as marshal. Robert M. Thompson is retiring worshipful master of Prather lodge. MASONS ELECT ST COLUMBUS Royal Arch Chapter Makes Herrod High Priest. By Times ,Special COLUMBUS, Ind.. Dec. 22.—Columbus chapter. Royal Arch Masons, elected the following officers at a business session held in the lodge temple: Julius Harrod, high priest; Fred Owen, king: Edwin Crump, scribe; George Robertson, treasurer; Harry M. Davis, secretary; William H. Clark, captain host; Harvey Williams, principal sojourner; Charles Cole, royal arch captain; Homer Beatty, master third vale; Floyd Hutsen, master second vale; Glenn Williams, master first vale; William Blessing, guard, and Joe Kenedy, trustee. The lodge will observe past high priest night Dec. 31. at which there will be initiation given by a team including: Cyrus L. Stucker. high priest: William F. Kendall, king; Walter Conn, scribe; Jesse R. Everroad, Captain Host; Warren Harris, principal sojourner; Jamie Dowell, royal arch captain: C. B. Cooper, master third vale: Charles Foster, master second vale; Edward Berry, master first vale; George Robertson guard. Kendall filled the same office fifty-two years ago and is past officer of all the Columbus Masonic bodies. He was made a member of the Blue Lodge here Nov. 3, 1865. MEMBER DRIVE CLOSED 0 Bartholomew Eagles’ Aerie Obtains Class Totaling 101, By United Press COLUMBUS, Ind.. Dec. 22.—Bartholomew- aerie of Eagles closed a two-month membership drive at a special meeting held in the new lodge home here. One hundred and one new members were obtained and were initiated in honor of Dr. B. Fitzpatrick, aerie physician. The lodge now has a membership of more than five hundred, and is one of the largest fraternal organizations in this city. Lodge festivities have been planned for the winter, the first of which will be given Jan. 1. Officers to Be Installed Public installation of officers will be held Dec. 31 at 7:30 p. m. by the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and its auxiliary at Trainmen hall, Hoosier lodge No. 261, Motor City lodge No. 374, Bill Lee lodge No. 699, Indianapolis lodge No. 297 and Golden Rule lodge No. 25 participating.

EAGLES HEAR DELUSE SPEAK AT EVANSVILLE

Indianapolis Man Guest at Public Ceremony Attended by 4,500. By Times Special EVANSVILLE, Ind., Dec. 22. Otto P. Deluse, Indianapolis, past grand worthy president of the Fraternal Order of Eagles and present state organizer and chairman of the order’s Indianapolis pension commission was the guest of honor here Sunday at ceremonies for a Deluse day under auspices of Evansville Aerie of Eagles. Parade through the business district preceded a public program at Memorial coliseum which 4,500 persons attended. Prosecuting Attorney Lyle E. Miller, president of the Vincennes Eagles aerie also w r as a special guest. There was an attendance of 1,500 from out-of-town. Visitors were welcomed by Mayor Frank W. Griese and Arthur W. Eberlir*. Chamber of Commerce secretary, and upon behalf of Evansville Eagles by Clarence G. Ryan, state vice-president of the order, and the local president, Arthur W. Reutter. Old-age pensions and stabilization of American employment were discussed in an address by Deluse. He said a concerted effort should be made by Indiana Eagles to pass an old-age pension law in the legislature to convene Jan. 8. Deluse received applause when he declared “no poorhouse in the world is good enough for your mother and my mother.” According to the speaker, the cost of maintaining a’ pension system in a state is approximately one-third of that under the poorhouse system. Twelve states, the territory of Alaska and five provinces of Canada have the old-age pension laws, he pointed out. Under the pension system the husband and wife will not be separated as they are in the present poorhouse, he said. Referring to stabilization of employment, Deluse stated that 8,500,000 men in American industry today produce three times as much as 8,000,000 produced in 1919 and the average deadline of employment today is 45 years. He championed the bill recently introduced by Representative Louis Ludlow providing for a federal commission to investigate and find a remedy for the unemployment. A band concert and an exhibition by the Brazil aerie drill team completed the coliseum program. A class of 110 candidates was initiated at the Eagles’ clubhouse, followed by a banquet. A luncheon at noon honoring De Luse and the Brazil drill team was held at Hotel McCurdy. ELKS HELP FAMILIES Lodge 13 Doubling Relief Program This Year. Indianapolis lodge No. 13, B. P. O. E., approximately will double this year the number of families it usually cares for at Christmas in distribution of toys and food. Money derived from a boxing match between Walter Pickerd., Indianapolis heavyweight, and K. O. Christner, Akron, 0., Tuesday night at the Armory and a theater party at the Lyric will be used to care for about 500 families. Committee in charge of the work includes: Frank Cullivan, Frank Krause. William J. Fahey, Frank Owen, W. G. Stehlft, John Lauck Jr., Frank Manning, Sam Mahr. C. VV. Crowe. Fred Kleifgen, J. A. Jones. W. J. Lyons. R. R. Devlin, W. T. Allen. L. A. Krebs. John Secowles, E. J. Ostermiller. Lewis Adams. Morris Freeman and Carl Chaliss.

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EAGLES LODGE TO GIVE PARTY City Aerie Provides Candy for 1,200 Children. Indianapolis Eagles aerie will give its annual Christmas entertainment Saturday night, beginning at 7;30, at the aerie home. Toys and candy sufficient to supply about 1,200 children have been bought. A large tree will be a feature of the program, limited strictly to members and their families. Two santas, a large and a small one, will be present. Prizes of gold money will be awarded. Dancing will start at 10. Herman Teepc is leading in obtaining candidates for the next initiation, date of which will be announced by President J. Pierce Cummings. Teepe, chairman of the music committee for the Christmas program, already has seven applications on file. Others to be initiated include five musicians, the Harmony Five, composed of Art Lee, Marcus Dunkerson, Glendy Doane, Leo Flynn and Art Fletcher. The uniformed team of the aerie will give its first exhibition of anew drill, directed by Secretary Wilbur H. Miller, at the initiation. Thomas O'Donnell of the national organization department headquarters, Kansas City, Mo., will speak at the aerie meeting Jan. 5. Benefit Dance Held by P. H. C. Protected Home Circle held a benefit dance in Woodmen’s hall, 322 East New York street, Friday night.

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The regular business and social meeting of Dubois county Unit No. 147, Jasper, was held Dec. 12 at the Legion hall. A community Christmas party to be held Dec. 24 at Memorial park was the main topic of the meeting, and aid was offered the Red Cross in furnishing and distributing baskets of food and clothing for needy families. 1 Miss Helen Bectanan, district committeewoman, read a list of names of children at the Knightstown Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Children’s home to be remembered with gifts. Mrs. Pearl Brown reported 241 members, ten more'being needed to reach the goal. Mrs. Irma Schwinghammer told of plans for a card party, also a dance to be given Jan. 13. Following the business session, the entertainment committee composed of Mesdames MjTtle Jones, Delia Smiley, Carrie Schlegel, Emma Wagner, Verne Line, Hazel Manos, Annetta Kuebler, Margaret Geisler, Irma Schwinghammer, Clara Critchlow, Rose Brosemer, Leona Pitman and Misses Hattie Kuebler and Mayme Schultz, were in charge of a Christmas party. Christmas carols were sung and candy distributed by Santa Claus. Later “keno” was played and prizes given to the winners. A lunch was served at the close.

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FRANK OOLAN WILL BECOME LODGE CHIEF Puritan I. 0. 0. F. Prepares for Installation of New Officers. Installation of officers, with Frank Dolan replacing Bert Greenwood as noble grand, will be held Jan. 2 by Puritan lodge 678, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, at the hall. Pershing avenue and West Michigan street. Ira Rohl wilt become vice-grand. Oilie Ward and Fred Eastwood, secretaries, and Thomas Cox. chaplain. Willet McQuinn retains the post of degree master. Puritan lodge will hold its Christmas party Tuesday night, distributing candy to several hundred children of the community. Or <- hundred baskets o:’ food also will be distributed by the lodge Christ rna. cvt. Degree of Truth will be conferred by the lodgt Dec. 26 and Dec. 30 lodge members will meet in the hall for another get-together session. Puritan lodge has more than 500 members and is preparing to receive a large class of candidates in the spring. Invitations have been sent to degree teams from outside the state to take part in the ceremony. Puritan lodge degree team conferred work on a class of candidates at Acton, Ind., Saturday and is scheduled to make a number of trips to other towns. The lodge will co-operate in holding of the Marion county district meeting Saturday at Olive stree' and Cottage avenue. Installation Is Arranged Englewood lodge 715. F. & A. M will hold public installation of ofcers Tuesday night at the lodge rooms.

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