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2,000 people watching the show. It certainly made everybody take notice that the Loyal Order of Moose in Kalamazoo was a very lively bunch.
Utopia Lodge No. 1501, of Clinton, Indiana, has recently bought a new lodge home, paying therefore the sum of $20,000.00. This lodge has grown and now numbers about six hundred and fifty, due to Brother Thomas J. Maholm, of Indianapolis, Ind. The lodge , on February 19th, gave a celebration in honor of its fifth anniversary. A public entertainment was held from seven to nine, and dancing followed. Refreshments were served to all. The Jiall was packed and scarcely standing room could be obtained. The Moose there believe in doing things. If by spring another dispensation is secured, the membership will easily go to one thousand.
Hoboken Lodge has decided to assume its rightful position as one of the progressive Lodges of the State of New Jersey.
Past Supreme Dictator John W. Ford, Chairman of the Executive Committee, lectured on Mooseheart to an audience of 2,000 people in Rajah Theatre under the auspices of Reading Lodge, L. O. O. M., on Friday evening, March 28th. The Mooseheart moving pictures followed the lecture.
On Sunday, April 6th, Hoboken Lodge, Hoboken, N. J., entertained a large audience of ladies and gentlemen in the High School Auditorium. The entertainment included an address on Mooseheart by Past Supreme Dictator John W. Ford and the Mooseheart pictures. Delegates were present from Elizabeth, Newark, Jersey City, New York Harbor and New York City Lodge. Jersey City; Moose Band provided the music.
HORNELL MORTGAGE BURNED.
The burning of the mortgage on the home of Hornell Lodge No. .210, L. O. O. M., recently was the occasion of much rejoicing and a celebration, such as the lodge has not held in a long time, marked the event. Free and clear from all indebtedness, the lodge stands today one of the most prominent in the city and in less than a decade has accomplished some wonderful results.
The lodge was organized nine years ago last Tuesday and its growth has been phenomenal. Its membership is very large and financially it has succeeded well. When it was first organized it occupied rooms in the Nast building in Broadway, where the Sons of Italy are now located.
About five years ago its growth was such that larger quarters were
HORNELL, N. Y., LODGE NO. 210.
absolutely necessary and finally a deal was closed for the purchase of the property of the late Dr. A. B. Straight at West Genesee and Seneca streets, one of the most valuable locations in the city.
The purchase price of the home was $9,500 and it was the mortgage given at that time which was burned last evening. The celebration was very appropriate to the occasion.
The burning of the mortgage took
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cials are one of the many activities of Little Rock Lodge.
Rochester, N. Y., Lodge No. 113 entertained a crowd on St. Patrick’s day that swamped the hall of the Moose Club. The principal speakers were George Driscal of Syracuse and the Rev. Arthur Copeland, D. D., former chaplain ■at the Auburn prison. A vaudeville program of fourteen acts followed the addresses.
Toronto, Canada, Lodge No. 1600 was the first Canadian Lodge to report for the quarter ending March 31st. This Lodge initiated 74 members during the March quarter which is some showing. If all the other Canadian Lodges will do as well from now until Convention it will be a fine start in getting the Canadian Lodges back in line after the terrible hardships imposed upon them by four years of war.
Shamokin, Penna., Lodge No. 1149 initiated over 500 new members on March 2nd. The Williamsport Degree Team was on hand and exemplified the degree work in a very impressive manner. Over 1,200 Lodge members marched through the principle streets of Williamsport headed by the officers of the Lodge and the Moose band. O, you Pennsylvania Lodges, don’t let Shamokin put it over on you like this. Give them some real competition. Shamokin believes in striking the iron while it’s hot.
Palmyra, New York, Lodge No. 1420 prides itself on having the best degree team in the state of New York. This of course means that Palmyra’s degree team will be at the Convention with bells on. Rochester Lodge No. 113, please take notice!
Sea Isle City, N. J., Lodge No. 1573 has started something. A fine meeting was held in their new hall which has been handsomely refitted and redecorated. A large dancing party followed the meeting which was enjoyed by a crowd of young people motoring over from the mainland. 300 members by Convention. Up and at ’em, boys!
Chickies Rocks Lodge No. 307 was the first one to report from Pennsylvania for the quarter ending March 31st. Vandergrifts Lodge No. 613 won second place. Huntingdon, No. 223, Wilkinsburg No. 115 and Brooks-ville No. 141, reached here on April 4th, and 0, boy! How they have been coming ever since. What Lodge will be the last one to report ?
Harbor Lodge No. 1030, Greenwich Lodge No. 1084 and Gramercy Lodge No. 1415 have consolidated under a new name and number and will be known as Manhattan Lodge No. 69. It looks like Philadelphia may have some competition some day. You New York Moose, don’t miss your opportunity, doubling your membership in the next three months. Then double it again before the end of the year and keep right on doubling, for a while at least. “Big Ed Theis” means business!
Westfield, N. Y., Lodge No. 118 is getting a real start. Brother McGowan is putting new life into the whole affair according to Secretary Mettendorf, who is Superintendent of the Board of Light Commissioners for the City of Westfield. It looks like Westfield is ready to make a “killin’.” Go to it, boys!
The Secretary of Celina Lodge No. 1473, Ohio, writes that his Lodge is grateful to officers and members of Moose Lodge at Casper, Wyoming, for care of Brother C. H. Carrol of Celina Lodge during his illness and death.
Deputy Supervisor H. C. Meuth with Bro. Leroy Paine of Kalamazoo Lodge No. 88 blocked the streets of Kalamazoo the other day advertising the moving pictures of Mooseheart at the Fuller Theatre and attracted a large crowd of people. Bro. Paine was giving an exhibition of old time circus stunts while Bro. Meuth was calling the people’s attention to the same. He was stopping all the autos on the street and there were over