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LaPorte, Ind., Lodge recently initiated a class of 100. The initiation was preceeded by a street parade.
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Pittsburgh, Pa. Lodge No. 46 heir’ a big carnival during July. A “Wild West Show” was included in the pro-grame.
Fond du Lac, Wis. Lodge is conducting a drive for 1200 members. Option on a splendid property for a new home has been taken.
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money now. Wait until they come. J when shoes arrive. Keep them only if satisfactory in every way. Give and order by No. A1510. Send no money.
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New lodges in Arkansas this quarter: Fort Smith, No. 633; Kensett, Np. 886; Prescott, No. 1008; Van Buren, No. 1039; McRae, No. 1044; Hartford, No. 1279, and Brinkley, No. 1586.
Gloucester, Mass. Lodge conducted a Victory Carnival the last week in July which was a success from every view point.
Lester W. Bloch, Supreme Trustee, has been elected dictator of Albany Lodge No. 909. Now for a thousand members by the end of the year.
Freedom, Pa. Lodge No. 575 just bought $6,000 home and have it three-fourths paid for.,, Those “Freedom’ boys must surely feel good.
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Massillon, Ohio Lodge No. 481, is doing good work. They initiated 223 candidates during the last year and now have a membership of 65Q.
Sellersville, Pa. Lodge No.'1539, increased their membership 75% last
quarter, initiating 130 candidates. Go to it boys, the more the merrier.
Herminie, Pa. Lodge No. 981, bought $1,000 worth of Victory Bonds. Some showing for a new lodge of only 136 members.
Secretary Brother R. K. Harrison, Colorado Springs, No. 254, reports 180 new members this quarter. This is a good showing. Keep it up, boys.
Kay Ross, Secretary Bisbee, Ariz., Lodge No. 718, reports for the June quarter 100%, and it is some Lodge, too.
Brother T. M. Stodder of Butte, Mont., Lodge No. 431, was recently elected Mayor of Butte, Mont. Here’s success, Brother.
The New York State Field Day Association will meet at Ilion in 1920. This lodge is one of the progressive lodges of the state arid a good time is looked forward to.
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The benefit-dance given by Women of Mooseheart Legion No. 243 and Missoula, Mont. Lodge No. 556 on June 17 increased the fund being raised for a swimming pool by the sum of $300.
Cohoes, N. Y. Lodge No. 1332 must be preparing for another drive for new members. A year ago they made !a jump and trebled their membership in six months. Watch for some good news from Cohoes.
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Northumberland, Pa. Lodge No. 897, v/ith a membership of only 264, bought $1,000 worth of Victory Bonds. They also own a nice home valued at $11,-250, all paid for. Their net assets are $19,000.
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Visalia, Calif., No. 546, shows in the receipts of the June quarterly report from entertainments and dances $2,200.00. They are striving to pay for their home. Will they make? WE SAY SO!
One of the most active chapters Women of Mooseehart Legion is Chapter No. 157 which meets at Norfolk, Va.
The meetings are held every Thursday afternoon at 3:30.
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Galesburg, 111. Lodge recently closed a very successful carnival held at the 'District Fair Grounds.
Norfolk, Va. Lodge No. 39 has organized a base-ball team under the management of Brother Hosier.
Colorado Springs Lodge is entertaining the members at a series of smokes.
Allegheny, Pa. Lodge No. 47, paid off $5,000 on their home last quarter.
Columbia, Pa. Lodge No. 307 has a nice $15,000 home all paid for.
New Lodges in Kansas: Peabody, No. 1084, and Arma, No. 1240.
Weekly entertainments are enlivening the meetings of Memphis, Tenn. Lodge No. 153.
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Cornell, N. Y. Lodge No. 210 took in 53 candidates last quarter, increasing their membership 16%.
Washington, Pa. Lodge No. 22, initiated 120 candidates last quarter. Secretary Cline is right on the job.
Coraopolis, Pa. Lodge No. 696, just
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This is William Thomas from Wat-erbury, Conn., Lodge No. 703. “Bill” is a “regular fellow”. Here he is seen in his camping outfit. He has been out for_ two weeks, with some other boys doing their own cooking; fishing in the Fox River, and in general having a good time. “Bill” never explained how he happened to have his right toe done up. Perhaps he stepped on a clam shell and got it cut. “Bill” is 15 years old and is in Grade 8A in school. He plays a cornet in the band.
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