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Cape Ann Lodge No. 1471 of Gloucester, Mass., is the largest Lodge of all orders in its vicinity and it is growing. They are initiating $20.00 members. The Lodge publishes a monthly magazine, which contains well-written items about the affairs of the Lodge and about MOOSE-HEART. Dictator Harold H. Parsons writes, “We will have bigger classes every month.”
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In 1921 New York State Convention will be held in Auburn in June.
The Loyal Order of Moose now has members in Africa. R. H. Dymond, mining engineer at Globe, Ariz־., reports to the Moose officials that he arrived at Johannesburg, Transvaal, South Africa, and that he has en-(.Continued on page 18)
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East Chicago Lodge had a big meeting August 10th. Initiated a large class of candidates. Director General Davis and Past Supreme Director Henning gave good talks. Penny collection $13.52. Webster Jordan, Dave Cohen, Hiquet and our Abe will make any Lodge go.
More than 3,000 attended the Chrsit-mas party given by the Davenport, Iowa, Lodge No. 28.
Deputy Supervisors John H. Galvin and Charles Pross are conducting successful campaigns in New York cities.
Brandon, Manitoba, Lodge No. 870 held an entertainment recently and had the pleasure of receiving the cooperation of Brandon Chapter No. 442 for the first occasion since the institution of the Chapter. The program included a whist drive, refreshments, music and singing.
“Brooklyn FOURTEEN”—that’s the way they say it—has started the ball rolling for six thousand new members. They’ll get ’em.
Halloween night was celebrated by Columbia Lodge No. 126 of Washington, D. C. The Women of Mooseheart Legion assisted materially in making the affair a success. Columbia Lodge meets every Tuesday evening at 7th and G Streets N. W. Visiting brothers will be welcomed.
Davenport, la., Lodge No. 28 is planning to hold the annual Christmas entertainment Dec. 29. The largest hall in the city is to be used.
Reading, Pa., Lodge No. 155 played Santa Claus to several hundred children. Although it was their first Christmas party, it was a great success.
At a recent meeting in Indianapolis, Ind., three hundred new members were added to the roll. Addresses were made by Brothers William Anderson, D. D. S.; Rev. Roscoe C. Smith, and Dr. John Nichols, physician at MOOSEHEART. Endowment amounted to $164.19.
Topeka, Kan., Lodge No. 524 conducted a successful campaign to get 200 members in 10 days. A $50 cash prize was offered to the member getting the most candidates who were initiated.
Hudson, N. Y., Lodge No. 1184 is growing. With Brother Charles A. Primper as organizer, there were classes of 27 and 54 and there were 41 candidates to be initiated at the following meeting. Albany 909 Degree Team with Supreme Trustee Lester W. Block presiding, exemplified the work.
Boise, Idaho, Lodge No. 337 plans for a Christmas tree on Christmas Eve, about which will gather the children of members and also children of families whom Santa Clause would otherwise miss.
Fort Hamilton Lodge, No. 1437, Hamilton, O., celebrated the seventh anniversary of the Lodge on Nov. 12 with a banquet embellished with talks upon MOOSEHEART and Moose topics. There was a program of refined vaudeville. The speakers predicted a club house for the Lodge to cost about $400,000.
New York City Lodge had a big meeting. Admiral Doctor Stokes, formerly of the U. S. Navy, and a life member of New York Lodge, together with Director General Davis, were the principal speakers.
The banner day in the history of the Paterson, N. J., Lodge No. 553 was on New Year’s Day, when this live-wire organization of good fellows marched into their new home and club house. There was a program with many features.
Jersey City had a wonderful meeting on October 21st. Hall packed— hundreds unable to get in. Governor Edwards, Director General Davis and a host of visitors were present. Jersey City Moose Band furnished the music—Brooklyn Degree Team put on the work. Congratulations, Dictator Madden, you are there!
Memphis, Tenn., Lodge is completing plans for getting a permanent home and for financing the project. The MOOSEHEART band will play a concert there on Jan. 6, and a committee has been working• to make the affair a grand success.
Baltimore, Md., Lodge No. 70 initiated 400 candidates at the Nov. 16 meeting. It was the largest class ever admitted in the home city of Past Supreme Dictator Wm. F. Broening. Supreme Lecturer W. Trickett Giles spoke. Widespread publicity about accomplishments at MOOSEHEART was given during the membership drive. MOOSEHEART pictures were shown.
Baltimore, Md., No. 70, recently initiated three hundred candidates in their big drive for an increase of five thousand in their membership. Watch Baltimore, they are going to do things locally, and they will do something big for MOOSEHEART.
Dictator Charles L. Dennis, of Bridgeport, Conn., Lodge No. 289 was recently elected to the Connecticut legislature. The Lodge reports a big increase in members. A series of fea-
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