THE ANNUAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE
GRAND LODGE OF
KANSAS ANCIENT
FREE & ACCEPTED
A.D.1985 - 1989 A.L. 5985 - 5989
MASONS
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KANSAS Organized March 17, 1856
THE ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-NINTH ANNUAL COMMUNICATION
HELD IN WICHITA, KANSAS MARCH 15, 16, 1985
M.-. W. . ARRIS M. JOHNSON, HAYS, 67601 R. . W.-. ALBERT O. ARNOLD, JR., GRAND SECRETARY 320 W. 8th Street, RO. Box 1217 Topeka, Kansas 66601 913-234-5518
M.·. W.·. LAWRENCE D. WINEGARDNER GRAND MASTER
MARCH 17, 1984 TO MARCH 16, 1985 (Biographical Sketch, See Page 136)
M.·. W.·. LOI)GE A.F.&A.M. KANSAS 320 W . 8th Street P. O. Box 1217 Topeka, Kansas 66601 Tel: 913-234-5518
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MOST WORSHIPFUL GRAND LODGE OP A.F. S A.M. OF KANSAS GRAND LODGE OFFICERS 1985-1986 M:.W:. Arris M. Johnson, Grand Master, Hays No. 195, 2714 Hillcrest, Hays, 67601. R:.W:. Durward C. Danielson, Deputy Grand Master, Lafayette No. 16, 223 N. 14th, Manhattan, 66502. R:.W:. Clifford D. Knauss, Grand Senior Warden, Halstead No. 46, Rt. 2, Box 151, Halstead, 67506. R:.W:. Claude W. Norris, Grand Junior Warden, Rising Sun No. 8, 1523 Crawford, Ft. Scott, 66701. M:.W:. William P. Mcintosh, PGM, Grand Treasurer, Clay Center No. 134, Box 514, Clay Center, 67432. R:.W:. Albert O. Arnold, Jr., Grand Secretary, Rosedale No. 333, Box 1217, Topeka, 66601. W:. Conrad F. Johnson, Grand Chaplain, Smithton No. 1, 217 S. 12th, Sabetha, 66534. W:. Robert M. Nease, Grand Senior Deacon, Kilwinning No. 265, Box 716, Hugoton, 67951. W;. Jerry K. Van Allen, Grand Junior Deacon, Sharon Springs No. 417, HC2, Box 161, Sharon Springs, 67758. W:. Myron G. Johnson, Grand Marshal, Lenora No. 181, Lenora, 67645. W:. c. M. (Bud) Geis, Grand Sword Bearer, Circleville No. 20, Box 72, Circleville, 66416. W:. Thaine A. Clark, Grand Senior Steward, Hays No. 195, 513 West 16th, Hays, 67601. W: . Gilbert M. Angell, Grand Junior Steward, Delaware No. 96, 8524 Troup, Kansas City, 66112. W: . Benny L. Holloway, Grand Pursuivant, Narka No. 349, Route 1, Narka, 66960. W:. Robert J. Higgs, Grand Tyler, Golden Rule No. 90, 125 S.W. Courtland, Topeka, 66606. W:. Dan R. Sharp, Assistant Grand Tyler, Downs No. 204, 405 Morgan, Downs, 67437.
GRAND LODGE COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN CREDENTIALS James R. Struble, Salina No. 60, 3724 S.W. 31st St., Topeka, 66614. REPORTS OF GRAND OFFICERS Paul E. Ferrell, Orient No. 51, 1910 S.E. 37th, Topeka, 66605. FINANCE Mitchell Hensley, Millbrook No. 281, P.O. Box 334, Hill City, 67642. JURISPRUDENCE Arthur C. Hodgson, PGM, Corner Stone No. 219, Box 666, Lyons, 67554. TRIALS AND PUNISHMENT John Murray, PGM, King Solomon No. 10, 1020 S. 4th, Leavenworth, 66048. MASONIC EDUCATION Ben B. Boyles, PGM, Keystone No. 102, 807 N. Main, St. John, 67576. PUBLIC SCHOOLS John A. Schowalter, Halstead No. 46, 303 Poplar, Halstead, 67056. TEMPLE BUILDING AND REMODELING Chester L. Gilbert, PGM, Topeka No. 17, 3455 S.W. Huntoon, Topeka, 66604. CHARTERED LODGES AND LODGES U/D F. Warren Starns, PGM, Wallace No. 318, HC 1, Box 78, Winona, 67764. FOREIGN RELATIONS Forrest D. Haggard, PGM, Ancient Form No. 34, 7600 W. 75th, Overland Park, 66204. RITUALISTIC WORK J. Fred Williamson, PGM, Royal No. 192, 310 S. Purdy, Lyons, 67554. TOTAL YOUTH C. David Williams, Lawrence No. 6, 1406 Westbrooke St., Lawrence, 66044 PUBLICATIONS Floyd E. (Gene) Ramsey, Ottawa No. 18, 602 N. Main, P.O. Box 31, Ottawa, 66067. CORRESPONDENCE Kenneth Dooley, Mt. Vernon No. 145, RFD 1, Barnard, 67418. NECROLOGY Carroll C. Arnett, PGM, Belleville No. 129, 1615 Country Club Rd., El Dorado, 67042. OPERATION "KAN" . Glenn L. Knapp, Fasten No. 45, 2747 Prances, Leavenworth, 66048. GRAND LODGE LIBRARY Ben Graybill, PGM, Old Mission No. 152, Box 6, Shawnee Mission, 66201. GRAND LODGE ACTIVITIES Durward C. Danielson, Lafayette No. 16, 223 N. 14th, Manhattan, 66502. CHURCH-LODGE RELATIONS William J. Brown, Unity No. 273, 2839 S. Bonn, Wichita, 67217.
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J. Fred Williamson, PGM, Royal No. 192, 310 S. Purdy, Lyons, 67554. David P. Aday, Wellington No. 150, Osborne, 67473. A. Franklin Baldwin, Ancient Form No. 34, Rt. 1, Box 34, Fontana, 66026. Hurlbut K. Graves, St. Francis No. 404, Rt. 1, Box 66, St. Francis, 67756. Charles D. Gallipeau, Wyandotte No. 3, 2627 N. 43rd, Kansas City, 66104. Richard R. Haefele, Ulysses No. 435, Box 854, Ulysses, 67880. Gerald A. Lough, Delaware No. 96, 2414 N. 82nd Terr., Kansas City, 66109. Robert M. Shcroeder, Ben Hur No. 322, 4104 Strong Ave., Kansas City, 66106. Robert K Shklar, Cosmos No. 278, 204 S. 5th, Kiowa, 67070. Alfred H Slough, Chase No. 247, Box 5, Raymond, 67573. James R. Struble, Salina No. 60, 3724 S.W. 31st, Topeka, 66614. Milton F Thompson, Parsons No. 117, 1316 S. 29th, Parsons, 67357. Clifford L. Trax, North Star No. 168, 3400 W. 77th, Valley Center, 67147. Carl W. Underwood, North Star No. 168, 915 Country Acres, Wichita, 67212. William G. Updegrove, Jr., Lewis No. 220, Box 86, Lewis, 67552. Ronald E. White, Topeka No. 17, 1631 Atchison, Atchison, 66002-2247. James R. Winn, Salina No. 60, 1020 Neal, Salina, 67401. GRAND LECTURERS EMERITUS
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TiMF OF MEETING 1986 THE ONE HUNDRED THIRTIETH ANNUAL COMMUNICATION OF THE MOST WORSHIPFUL GRAND LODGE OF ANCiETfT FREE AND /tcEPTED MASONS OF KANSAS> W I L L BE I N SALINAV KANSAS. BEGINNING FRIDAY., MARCH 2 1 > AND CONCLUDING SATURDAY. ffcRCH 22> 1986., A . L . 5985.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE M: .W: . GRAND LODGE OF A.F. & A.M. OF KANSAS ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-NINTH ANNUAL COMMUNICATION Wichita, Kansas March 15, 1985
The M:-W:. Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of Kansas was convened in its 129th Annual Communication on this date at the Scottish Rite Auditorium located in the city of Wichita, Kansas. Promptly at 8:30 A.M., M:.W:. F. Warren Starns, Past Grand Master and acting as Master of Ceremonies, sounded the gavel in the East and called the Grand Lodge to order. The house lights were dimmed, and each Grand Lodge officer was spotlighted as he was announced and proceeded to his place. W:. E. Dean Osborn made the announcements. After the Deputy Grand Master, Arris M. Johnson, arrived in the East, he asked for the Grand Master to be escorted in. All received a standing ovation. M:.W:. Lawrence D. Winegardner, Grand Master, asked of the Grand Secretary, Albert O. Arnold, Jr., if a quorum was present. The Grand Secretary reported that a constitutional number of constituent lodges was present. Whereupon M:.W:. Lawrence D. Winegardner opened Grand Lodge in Ample Form on the Third Degree of Masonry and, following Opening Prayer by W:, Conrad P. Johnson, Grand Chaplain, declared the 129th Annual Communication to be in session. FLAG PRESENTATION A presentation of the history of the American Flag was given by Joseph Warren Camp of Heroes from Omaha, Nebraska, under the direction of M:.W:. Byron Jenkins, Past Grand Master of Nebraska. East flag was displayed during the presentation with appropriate historical references. WELCOMING REMARKS The Lieutenant Governor, Tom Docking, was escorted to the East where he proceeded to welcome the delegates to Kansas, and commented on his enjoyment as a member of the fraternity. W:. Tony Casado, Councilman for the City of Wichita, expressed his pleasure at being able to again welcome the brethren to Wichita for this Grand Lodge session. Frank L. Carson, Chairman of the Sovereign Grand Commanders Advisory Conference in the Valley of Wichita, welcomed the brethren and extended the use of this beautiful facility for the Annual Communication. INTRODUCTIONS The Past Grand Masters of the Grand f,odge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas were escorted to the Grand East. They were introduced to the Grand Lodge and given the private Grand Honors. Distinguished Past Grand Masters and present Grand Masters of Other Jurisdictions were presented, introduced, and accorded the private Grand Honors. Other Distinguished Guests were escorted to the Grand East and presented to the assembly. Officers of the Appendant and Concordant Bodies of Kansas were next presented and welcomed to the Grand Lodge session with a warm round of applause.
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REPORT OF THE CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE R:.W:. James R. Struble, Chairman of the Credentials Oammittee, gave the following report which on his motion was adopted, subject to any necessary corrections or additions To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: Your committee reports the following brethren present and entitled to seats and participation in this One Hundred Twenty-Ninth Annual Communication of the M:.W: . Grand Lodge of A.F. s A.M. of Kansas: GRAND OFFICERS M:.W:. Lawrence D. Winegardner R:.W:. Arris M. Johnson R:.W:. Durward C. Danielson R:.W:- Clifford D. Knauss M:.W:. William F. Mcintosh R:-W:. Albert O. Arnold, Jr W:. Conrad F. Johnson W:. Claude W. Norris W: . John A. Rule W:. Irwin L. Gedney W:. Orves U. Beeghley W: . George L. Gerardy W:. Ralph W. Kimmel W:. Garland R. Gideon W:. James E. Bradley W:. Kevin R. Peterson
Grand Master Deputy Grand Master Grand Senior Warden Grand Junior Warden Grand Treasurer Grand Secretary Grand Chaplain Grand Senior Deacon Grand Junior Deacon Grand Marshal Grand Sword Bearer Grand Senior Steward Grand Junior Steward Grand Pursuivant Grand Tyler Assistant Grand Tyler
SUB-OFFICERS R:;W:. Halbert G. Horton R:.W:. James E. Zimmerman Bro:. Robert L. Foley M:.W:. J. Fred Williamson R:.W:. Hurlbut K. Graves R:.W:. Charles D. Gallipeau R:.W:. Richard R. Haefele R:.W:. Gerald A. Lough R:.W:. Robert K. Shklar R:.W:. Alfred H. Slough R:.W:. James R. Struble R:.W:. Milton F. Thompson R:.W:. Clifford L. Trax R:.W:. Carl W. Underwood R:.W:. William G. Updegrove, Jr R: .W:. Ronald E. White R:.W:. Harvey L- Henderson R:.W:. Frank T. Moore R:.W:. Clarence W. Sills R: .W:. Earl M. Sitton
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S. Allan Daugherty Richard L. Becker Addison C. Irby John H. Murray Ben W. Graybill Arthur C. Hodgson Thomas C. Raum, Jr. Carroll C. Arnett Robert D. Caplinger Richard D. Kelsey
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DISTRICT DEPUTY GRAND MASTERS (OUTGOING) 1984-1985 Victor Harden Wayne K. Ozias John E. Mowen Donald F. Stuart Howard Huning Michael Palmer Charles Leroy Sprague William J. Walton Glen E. Thompson Ray H. VanderSlice Howard G. Jones William Lloyd McFall, Jr Raymond L. Lindquist James C. Booth • Ray Canada John J. Ryan Melvin Cummings F. Earl Riley John P. Savage Ernest R. Meadows Calvin Holmberg Randall M. Lindstrom Noble Marion Patton Harold L. Buick, Jr
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Charles L. Hall Martin A. Reed R. Irvin Parsons Dale E. Goldsmith Wilbur D. Van Etten Donald R. Pennington, Sr Loren R. Harvey Eugene O. Peters George T. Balch Billy C. Adams Edwin Lewis Taylor Bob R. Oiler Floyd E. Conard Roy Glaze, Jr J. D. Harrell Donald L. Cooper Charles E. Disque Glen Strecker Edward C- Hageman Harry C. Stevens Jerry K. Van Allen Charles E. Singhisen John J. Wayman
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DISTRICT DEPUTY GRAND MASTERS (INCOMING) 1985-1986 Kenneth A. McCart Edgar J. Humble Paul W. Clingenpeel Howard Mallicoat James A. Johnston Paul D. McDermed Charles J. Shifflet Melvin L. Huffman Clarence C. McNemar Bobby L. Ackerman Howard L. Smith Harrison K. Traul Merle E. Chitwood William L. McFall, Jr Charles E. Shubkagel James W. Carroll Gregory C. Wilson Roland A. Miles Stephen D. Yoho
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Kenneth W. Johnson Delbert W. Berry Robert H. Wanker Mitchell Gillespie John E. Buck Darrell Holmes Arnold W. Schoen Larry R. Ochs Bernard E. Weller Warner Rogers
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James Dunn, Grand Master, Grand Lodge of Colorado Roland Hoag, Deputy Grand Master, Grand Lodge of Iowa Paul H. Wieck, Deputy Grand Secretary, Grand Lodge of Iowa Vern Schneider, Grand Master, Grand Lodge of Missouri Frank Arnold, Grand Secretary, Grand Lodge of Missouri Robert Metcalf, Grand Master, Grand Lodge of Nebraska Byron Jenkins, Past Grand Master, Grand Lodge of Nebraska Ralph. Gerry, Grand Secretary, Grand Lodge of Nebraska OTHER DISTINGUISHED GUESTS
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Warner Pape, Jr., Grand Master, Cryptic Masons of Kansas Frank Woods, Grand Commander, Knights Templar of Kansas Gerald R. Butcher, Grand Captain General, Knights Templar of Kansas William Farr, Grand High Priest, Grand Chapter R.A.M. of Kansas K. Maynard Curts, Intendant General, Red Cross of Constantine of Kansas James E. Zimmerman, Grand Secretary-Recorder, York Rite Bodies of Kansas J. Eldon Masters, Executive Officer, DeMolay of Kansas Dale B- Stinson^ Jr., 33°, Trustee, Scottish Rite Consistory, Valley of Wichita Jerry Lindenbaum, Administrator, Kansas Masonic Home Tim Haddad, Director of Development, Kansas Masonic Home Donald J Hottor, President, Kansas Masonic Foundation Frank Carson, 33*-*, Secretary-Treasurer, Kansas Masonic Foundation Curtis Cary, Executive Director, Kansas Masonic Foundation Dean Osborn, Secretary, Lodge No. 303 Doris Norden, Worthy Grand Matron, Order of Eastern Star Darrel Miller, Worthy Grand Patron, Order of Eastern Star Louetta Secrest, PWGM, OES, Board Member, Kansas Masonic Home
GRAND REPRESENTATIVES Alabama - W. Nolan Artz; Alaska - Alfred L. Lewis; Arizona - William F. Mcintosh; California - Richard D. Kelsey; Colorado - J. Fred Williamson; Connecticut - John A. Rule; Florida - Ray W. Kinzie; Georgia - Ben B. Boyles; Massachusetts - Vernon D. Martin; Minnesota - E. Dean Osborn; Missouri - Clifford D. Knauss; Montana - Paschal W. Lundy; New Hampshire - Lawrence D. Winegardner; New Jersey - Elvin S. Cox; New York - F. Warren Starns; North Dakota - Arthur C. Hodgson; Ohio - John H. Murray; Oklahoma - Basil Marhofer; South Carolina - Chester L. Gilbert; Texas - K. Maynard Curts; Utah - Marion Rathmel; Vermont - James E. Zimmerman; Virginia - Glenn L. Knapp; Washington - George Gerardy; Wisconsin - Robert D. Caplinger. Argentina - John M. Peyton; Bolivia - Floran A. Rodgers; Brasil (Goias) - Benny L. Holloway; Brasil (Mato Grasso) - J. Wayne Pipkin; Brasil (Minas Gerais) - Richard L. Becker; Brasil (Paraiba) - Larry L. Algott; Brasil (Pernambuco) - Ray D. Fincher; Brasil (Guanabara) - Clifford L- Trax; Canada (Ontario) - Richard E. Overton; Chile - Ray C. Hopson; China (Taiwan) - Oscar D. Smith; Costa Rica - Ralph D. Walker; Ecuador - Addison C Irby; El Salvador - John A. Schowalter; England - S. Allan Daugherty; Finland - Richard A. Porter; Germany - Albert O. Arnold, Jr.; Greece - A. Franklin Baldwin; Honduras Harvey L. Henderson; India - Claude Norris; Ireland - Robert G. Jackson; Israel - Forrest D. Haggard; Japan - Carroll C. Arnett; Mexico - Neuvo Leon) - Ethan A. Quakenbush; Mexico (York) - Ben W. Graybill; Netherlands - Lloyd D. Crall; New Brunswick - Clarence W. Sills; New South Wales - Durward C. Danielson; Nicaragua - R. Kenneth Land; Panama David E. Casey; Quebec - Thomas C. Raum, Jr.; Queensland - Irwin L. Gedney; Scotland Robert H. Arnold; South Africa - John W. Willey, III; South Australia - Conrad F. Johnson; Spain - James E. Bradley; Tasmania - Charles D. Gallipeau; Western Australia - Arris M. Johnson.
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Name Conrad F. Johnson Archie J. Dishman; Everett A, McBride; Robert W. Wallace H. Elvin Jones Eugene Curl; John A. Golden; George w. Mole Edward C. Verbeke Harrison K. Traul Maurice C. Hearn; Frank G. Woods Kenneth L. Helstrom Roland G. Patton Floyd L. Anderson; Leslie L. Milberger Henry V. Beck; Ralph E. Feldkamp Jeff Williams; James E. Zimmerman W. Phil Mccracken Fred Lockard; Oscar W. Smith Willard H. Stanton Homer E. Petersen Douglas A. Price Gordon Sell Kenneth Land Donald P. Stuart Glenn E. Blackburn; K. Maynard Curts Merrill D. Hodgden Merle D. Cochren Marvin H. Ediger; Daniel A. Lee Thomas C. Johnson Alvin K. Banman; E. J. Lamborn Arthur A. Neuber Thomas G. Neely Ralph S. Hays; Gary W. Johnson; Floyd A. Newsom Henry J. Mix C. A. Luckinbill; Earl A. Royal; Cleo K. Sandberg Larry Angell Marlin Cummings John M. Ryan Marvin L. Harper Norman C. Bliss Donald Calkins; Roland A. Miles; H. George Wight Russell C. Schwilling Aubrey Rollins; Harry E. Smith; John I- Smith; James W. Winsel Bob Secrest James W. C a r r o l l ; Robert J . Higgs Kenneth w. Moses F. Earl Riley Gilbert M. Angell; Vernon J. Clark; Larry Holder; Lewis Mansfield Sol T. Blum; Clifford P. Clayton; Jim E. Ross; Donald J. Ryaburn John E. Patton Larry J. Armfield; "G. E. Kenneth; Eldon E. Leitzel; J. Max Mabry; Jerry L. McDonald; H. Marion Rathmel; Floran A. Rodgers; Emery J. Steele; Jim Steele, Ron Van Etten; James W. Woodburn Stanley D. Browning; Gary Burr; Merle W. Furnas; Melville M. Heideman Donald J. Dalhaus Robert A. Clapp Earl Clyburn M. Wayne Rush Ray Ballinger; William I. Goldsmith; Ted Parisa; Claude J. Spur; D. W. Van Gundy Max Croisant; Don Robinett; John D. Trude Hugh Dean Bolick; Don R. Hadlock; Harold O. Jameson; Warren D. Purdxam, Jr. Orville P. Jackson Raymond Weaver Lester Greer; Harold E. McCulley Ed Nye Glenn Heinlein; E. R. Meadows John C. Clark, Sr. Chester L. Hill Gerald R. Butcher; Carl R. Hamm Carl F. Harder; R. Perry Rhea
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Kenneth R. Dooley cleland W. Condit; Robert W. Hartley Elvin S. Cox; Kenait M. Cox; Ray E. Royal Joe M. Laws; Newton L. Skirvin Lyman Snodderly; Jim Weyrauch Milton Chew; Dee Duttweiler; William E. Gerard; Goldwin E. Miller John E. Buck Thaine O. Beamer Earl F. Brown; Randy Burton; Donald L. Doll; Algie Hall; Raymond G. Howell; Clifford L. Trax Harold J. Schmidt L. P. Aeschliman; Daryl R. Unruh; Ralph C. Walters Wilbur P. Barngrover Lloyd Bradley Irwin Gedney Peter N. Klein Earl Sitton Orville L. Oelschlaeger Darrell Holmes; Paschal W. Lundy Leonard F. Arnett; Leroy Pallman Edward M. Horton; Gifford W. Spaugh; Gary R. Weller Kermit R. Pope Ted Norden; John Peyton Marlin Ames; Dan R. Sharp Max Croisant John E. Salmon William G. Updegrove, Jr. Marvin T. Covalt; Lloyd D. Crall Calvin Grover Donald B. Hanson H. H. Pickens Clarence Chitwood; Merle E. Chitwood Joe M. RltchaT Raymond H. Heer Alfred H. Slough William E. Nicholson; Jim Rayl John L. Rigg; C. Earl Thompson J. Wayne Pipkin Gilbert S. Hayes; Louis F. Hillard Edlos M. Ellis; Tom Oliphant William J. Brown; Duane W. Elwick; Ralph Lamp; Wesley C. Stephens, Sr. George C. Berryman; John C. Coverdale; Landon W. Haydock Paul J. Harrel Darrell E. Powers; Robert H. Wanker Arnold W. Schoen Thomas A. Nuckols James E. Bradley; J. D. Harrell; Dee J. Housholder Dale Stinson Kai W. Bradley; Dean Hachenberg George Rose Jerry W. Cole; Robert L. Davis; James O. Foster; Frank Moore; Harold L. Nofziger; Cy Pfannenstiel; Harry D. Yates Larry R. Ochs Charles W. Farmer; Robert C. Sprague; William N. Vander Beek George Carlisle; Sam Clements; James B. DeBerry Jesse M. Longwith; Marvin E. Ury Jess Williams Charles J. Shifflet W. S. Farr Alfred L. Geiger; J. E. Masters George T. Balch W. R. Brown Larry L. Algott Bob R. Oiler James D. Burt Benny L. Holloway Ralph D. Moyer Gerald D. Magnus Will Enoch Dickinson Clell Alcorn Morris L. Fisher; Lloyd Higbee; Joe Randall; Duane E. Travis; Richard Wiley
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H. H. Hathaway; Donald M. Wood Harry Davis J. Carl Miller John E. Henning Emory S. Craft; Robert A. Jackinan Halbert G. Horton Charles W. Lewis Lisle I. Hatfield; Frank R. Rinkel Orves U. Beeghly John W. Russell Duane H- Miller Jerry K. Van Allen Robert Dade; John B. James George W. Brunts; Kenneth Jeffrey Ray C. Hopson; David Snyder Melvin S. Wilson Clyde Carter; K. Maynard Curts; Michael T- Wilson Bruce Taylor George C. Miller Robert D. Dickson Donald E. Staten Stanley R. Goble; Raymond L. Hutchinson; Verlin L. McHenry Allen Joe Edward George Carlisle LODGE REPRESENTATIVES
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William J. Walton Monte M. McDonald; Rex D. Broxterman Marlin Cummings Gene R. Wolfe; Charles E. Skubkagel Charles H. Duckworth; Clarence Wiley Phillip CleiDons Richard K. Ryan Timothy M. Shallenburger; Johnny L. Delmont Ivan L. Freeman; James R. Stough; Grant B. Holderman; Edward L. Freeman John J. Miller; Michael J. Arehart; Frank E. Seufert Everett Shields; Joe Marshall Thomas C. Myers; Richard Wortman Donald W. Calkins; Burris B. VanWey; Alvin W. Granger Russell C. Schwilling Lyle E. Spain; Roger O. Terry; Lester L. Williamson; George A. Dean David C. Smith; Bill O. Nelson; Hurbert A. Temple; James W. Winsell William H. Lewis William L. Phillipi; Charles F. Miller John M. Greer; Neil M. Nuzman John J. Gillett; Albert W. Adams; Paul L. Maxwell Carol G. Pape; Luis Romero, Jr.; Norbert A. Angell, Jr. Ralph T. Roberts; Jim E. Ross; Sol T. Blum John E. Patton ' Eldon A. Leitzel; Tom Grubb; Eldon E. Leitzel Earle M. Ortgies; Harold Baird Dennis W. Ruckert; John T. Dotson Tim J. Carson; Charles E. Adams; C. Richard Seger; Alfred L. Lewis Claudie G. Cochran; Oren F. Patterson Garry L. Keeler Valeb L. Radford, Jr.; David F. Montgomery; Ronald D. Sexton; John W. Willey, III Randy S. Endress; Charles W. Hall; Lendon D. Griffith Terry L. Redman; Lloyd E. Harding Brian K. Key Arthur J. Tils M. Wayne Rush; Phillip R. Miller; Orville E. Wesseler Edward A. Foxx; Jerry L. Majors; Kevin K. King Robert B. Pfuetze; Max Croisant; Howard G. Vincent; John C. Laman George Hardey Carl J. Blunt C Dale Jones; Leonard G. Scheurich; Ray D. Fincher Warren D. Purdum, Jr.; Michael C Pistole; Ralph W. Kimmel; Raymond D. Hough Gordon K. McNitt Raymond R. Haden William McClure, Jr. Edwin L. Taylor; George J. Atkins Richard E. Zimmerman H. Dave Cain Stephen A. Banaka Gerald L. Wilson; Willie Jones; Joe E. Cox Arthur J. Clifford; Leon E. Stout; William A. Ramsey; Bobby J..Walker N. Marion Patton; George W. Young Ralph W. Knox William C. Tapley; Glen H. Heinlein; Ernest R. Meadows John S. Clark; Lloyd W. Birdsong; James J. Blair William A. Eddy, Jr. Paul L. Hayes; Harold R. Oliver; Charles H. Chalfant Garman J. Riepen; Archie R. Larison Johnnie Curtiss; Fred Logan; Melvin E. Grubb Jack L. Horner; James Sloan Clyde Hill; Carl F. Harder Loren R. Harvey; Darrell Wilcoxson Arthur R. Strong Virgil E. Grattidge; Richard C. Read Donald MacPherson Robert J. White; Albert A. Brick; Deane L. Jorgensen Stephen R. Knox; Lyman Snodderley Ross W. Sherwood Wallace Wolf John A. Rule; Glen E. Kautz; Albert J. Wohlgemuth; William L. Arensberg Garland Gideon; Robert H. Arnold Larry L. Jones; John Buck
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286 - James A. Johnston 288 - Joseph W. Brewer 291 - Duane G. Sloan 293 - J. D. Harrell 295 - Charles Metzger 298 - Dale Stinson 300 - Jim L. Eyas; Kai W. Bradley; Charles F. Phillips 302 - David Casey; Mitchell Gillespie 303 - H. Gene Payne; Jim R. Davenport; Leonard w. DeWitt; E. Dean Osborn 306 - Steven R. Duden 309 - F. Gerald Clary; Larry R. Ochs 310 - Harry C. Stevens 311 - Rupert F. Glover; Robert P. Johnston; William N. Vander Beek 312 - J. Kenneth Cearley; Ethan Quakenbush 313 - Robert C. Butler 318 - E. Ronald Moulden; Emerson D. Lahman 319 - Danny w. Easter; Donald D. Hibbs; Gary A. Baggs, Jr.; Gregory J. Rhoads 322 - Peter J. Haffner; Clyde A. Secrest; Wayne K. Ozias 324 - Marvin A. Freidline; Terry L. Gibson; William L. Sprague 327 - Jeff Williams 329 - Charles J. Shifflet 331 - Raymond Popp; Orval E. Weeks 333 - Donald L. Elwood 335 - Norman C. Triemer 336 - George T. Balch 337 - Dale Evans 338 - W. R. Brown 344 - Randall M. Lindstrom; Larry L. Algott 345 - John R. Foister; Clinton E. Hilderbrand 347 - Bob R. Oiler 348 - Gale Clifford Bainter 349 - Benny L. Holloway 351 - Ralph D. Moyer 355 - Gerald D. Magnus 357 - Harold J. Rollf; Vernon L. Bolinder 359 - Delmar Vonada 361 - Will Enoch Dickinson 362 - Eugene O. Peters 364 - Philip L. Beals, Jr.; Rufus D. Alcorn: Elmer S. Dellinger 365 - Richard A. Wiley; Claude M. Smith; Lloyd Higbee 366 - Fred V. McClendon 369 - Vernon E. Phillips; Ralph N. Lord; William J. Callen; Walter M. Bird 371 - Laurence E. Grizzell 374 - Stephen C. Carr 379 - Dennis S. Cooper 383 - Harold A. Tongish 384 - Timothy G. Ewy; Harry Davis 385 - Donald H. Ladwig; Jerald O. Peterson; J. Carl Miller 395 - Edward L. Morris; William R. Edie 396 - Edwin E. Maddern 397 - Charles A. Schult; John K. Raraback 398 - Howard Huning 401 - Eldon H. Kissel; John W. Mitchell; Lester A. Poc; Emory G. Craft 402 - David E. Longshore; Russell J. Horton 403 - Kelley Lee Starbuck 404 - Clifford w. Keeler 406 - R. B. Walter: Michael R. Prine 408 - Michael Palmer; Walter A. Fiorucci 409 - Rodney L. Hannan 410 - Willis R. Baker; Pete Osburn; Orves U. Beeghly 413 - Frank D. Wetmore; David E. Salmon 415 - James L. Abel 417 - Harry F. Lutz 419 - James Booth 420 - Larry L. Addington: T. Elton Dark 424 - Kenneth C. Jeffrey; George W. Brunts 427 - wm. E. Thornhill 429 - Charles W. Gutsch 431 - Charles E. Denison 433 - Michael E. Smith; Nolan Floyd Young; Earl C. Hamlin
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Albert R- Finch; Melvin S- Wilson Franklin B. McGee; Frank J. Kneaves; Daniel L. Montgomery Jerry J. Thomas Robert D. Tipton; Norman L. Maier George D. Clark; Robert D- Dickson Howard Mallicoat Raymond L- Hutchinson; Verlin McHenry; Larry Eckhoff; Stanley R. G Harvey L. Henderson; Allen Joe Edward Steven C. Perrine; Jerome I. Koran; Oakley R- Schrimshaw; Leroy L- Loggins
RECAPITULATION Grand Officers Present Sub-Officers Present Past Elective Officers Present
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Area Deputy Grand Masters 1984-1985 (Outgoing) Area Deputy Grand Masters 1985-1986 (Incoming) District Deputy Grand Masters 1984-1985 (Outgoing) — District Deputy Grand Masters 1985-1986 (Incoming)
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Past Masters (Exclusive of Grand Officer, AEX^M, DDGM, PGM) Lodge Representatives (Exclusive of Grand Officer, ADGM, DDGM, PGM) Master Masons
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Number of Lodges Represented Number of Lodges on the Roll ,. • • ' The Credentials Committee wish to thank M:.W:. Lawrence D. Winegardner for the opportunity to serve this 129th Annual. Communication. Fraternally submitted. James R. Struble, Chairman John W. Willey, III Leroy Lapham John F. Lewis William R. Leonard
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1984 ADDRESS OP THE GRAND MASTER
To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. s A.M. of Kansas: My brethren, I welcome you to the 129th Annual Communication of the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of Kansas. It is my duty and my privilege to present this report on the status of our craft my observations, my recommendations, and my hopes for a better tomorrow. They tell the story in my church (First Christian of Atchison) of Owen Kellison, one of our earlier ministers who served our congregation for many years. It seems that • every so often. Reverend Kellison would take off his pastoral robes, come down to the main floor from his pulpit, grab a chair and say "I'm so mad 1" He would then proceed to give the congregation what-for. Then he would go back to the pulpit and say, "I'm sorry - I just get so mad about that!" Well, brethren, I'm not about to come down to the main floor from this podium, but I'm mad! I'm good and mad - mad as hell! I'm mad when I go to one lodge where the ritual is letter-perfect and the officers take pride in their work, and then into another lodge where the officers are merely going through the motions - totally unconcerned - in some cases not even reading it correctly. I'm mad when I visit a lodge where the Master has a program, where there is enthusiasm and a desire to participate, and in the next lodge I find a Master with not a sign of a program and the craft yawning and wondering how soon they can leave - if, indeed, they showed up at all. I'm mad when I go to a lodge to find dedicated Masons sitting in the chairs and a waiting list of brethren anxious to get started in the line, and in the next lodge they have to flip a coin - with the loser serving as Master for the coming year. This is Masonry? Brethren, I'm going to tell you what's wrong with our fraternity. First, I am compelled to say that it would be a terrible mistake for me to talk about what's wrong without acknowledging that there is a great deal that's right about this thing we call Freemasonry. There are so many good and wonderful things in this fraternity. But let me tell you what is wrong and what is tragic about our brotherhood. Right here, in this auditorium this morning, there is enough potential Masonic power to change every one of our lodges - to revitalize the entire Masonic fraternity of Kansas. There is a story about Benjamin Franklin and his discovery of electricity. The story says that Franklin stood under a darkened sky and literally wept as he saw great streaks of lightning racing across the horizon. He wept because such enormous energy was going unharnessed - unused - wasted. As Grand Master, there have been many times when it would have been easy to weep because there is so much unharnessed power going to waste in this fraternity of ours. I see the need - I see what this fraternity must do if it is to fulfill its God-given mission of the Brotherhood of Man under the Fatherhood of God. Brethren, I see three things wrong with our fraternity - or more correctly, wrong with us. First ... there are so many of us who cannot get beyond our own needs as we perceive them and reach out to others. We spend more time complaining about what Masonry is or isn't doing than we spend reaching out with a helping hand to our brethren. Second ... too many of us have no vision of what Masonry IS, and what Masonry should DO to fulfill our destiny. To be a real Mason is to be dedicated to a vision that has as its basis Faith, Hope and Charity. Third ... far too many of us have no real dedication to Masonry. ing time, so to speak, until something better comes along.
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younger brethren must take over the role of active leadership and get involved with Masonry, always remembering to recognize the experience of the elders and be ready and willing to use it. We are the only ones responsible for the condition in which we find ourselves. We are all guilty. Brethren, let's do something about it! How about starting with you and me^ - here and now? Abraham Lincoln once said, "If this country of ours is ever destroyed, it will not be from without, but from within." Are we to be the instruments of our own destruction? Since its founding. Masonry has contributed so much to our way of life, our charities are the envy of all, the list of distinguished brethren who have graced our rolls is taken from all fields of endeavor and all walks of life. These are men who have changed our very world - and they have all belonged to our Fraternity. Our future is boundlessit all depends on you and on me, and what we do with it. My brethren, the fate of Freemasonry and what it stands for is in your hands. As you will it, so will it be. Council of Administration In the past five years it has been my privilege and honor to meet many dedicated Masons, but none more dedicated and devoted to Masonry than those who comprise the present Council of Administration. Each one of them - R: .W: . Arris Johnson, D.G.M., R:.W:. Durward Danielson, G.S.W., and R: .W:. Clifford Knauss, G.J.W. - bring to the fraternity a new freshness, a promise of great things for Masonry in the very near future. To each of you I give my thanks for your help. Your willingness to assist in any way was, and is, greatly appreciated. I sincerely hope and pray that when each of you in your turn is installed as Grand Master, you will be as fortunate as I have been. I could not ask for a Council more devoted or dedicated than you three have been. To each of you I pledge my allegiance and my thanks. Past Grand Masters To this distinguished body of Masons I say thank you. Thank you for your help, your guidance and your counseling. Your support has been much appreciated and has certainly made by path smoother. Special thanks to M:.W:. F. Warren Starns, M:.W:. Robert Caplinger and M:.W:. Richard Porter. I have called on them many, many times this year, and they were always there and always willing to help. To the rest of the craft I would like to give this reminder: If you are having problems, if you need guidance in your lodge, whatever the problem - utilize this body of Masonry. Their expertise, their knowledge, their dedication is yours for the asking. Appointive Officers Each incoming Grand Master is charged with the awesome responsibility of appointing ten Grand Lodge officers to fill the chairs of Grand Lodge, beginning with the office of Chaplain and continuing through the office of Assistant Grand Tyler. I consider this an awesome task because there are literally thousands of good brethren who are qualified to fill these chairs, brethren who have spent many hours in the quarries of Masonry and selecting only ten is a hard job. I hope that in the future each of you will be given a chance to serve Grand Lodge in some capacity as a reward for your labors. The officers I have had the privilege of appointing have served Grand Lodge with zeal and enthusiasm. Their attendance at all grand Lodge functions has been nearly perfect, as the record will attest. In the beginning I said that these officers were not appointed to serve me personally, but to serve the Grand Lodge of Kansas, and this they have done. As we come to the end of this Masonic year, I say "Well done, good and faithful servants, well done". On behalf of the fraternity - thank you. Area Deputy Grand Masters and District Deg_uty_ Grand Masters Each year we ask more and more of this dedicated group of Masons, and this year was no exception. Last February, 1984, they were asked to come to Wichita for an orientation meeting. They were given a tour of our Masonic Home - a first for many of them. They were given a chance to meet their Area Deputy Grand Master, a chance to visit with each other, and were introduced to the Council of Administration. At this meeting I was able to give them an outline of the program I intended to pursue, and our Grand Secretary was able to explain to them their duties pertaining to his office. M:.W:. j. Fred Williamson explained to them their duties in regard to the District Schools of Instruction.
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They were also asked to get in touch with their counterparts in the Eastern Star, the District Aids, and to plan Fraternal Nights. By doing this, we were able to tell the story of our Foundation and our Masonic Home to a larger group of people. Also, we could bring together all the bodies associated with Masonry for a night of fellowship. Where this was tried in the past year, it met with great success; and I hope that in the years to come this program will be continued. To each of you who served this past year thank you. Not only for myself, but for the entire body of Kansas Masonry. Grand Lecturers To the lecturers, from all of Kansas Masonry - thank you. Having had the privilege of serving with these brethren for some ten years, I know the amount of work involved in preparing for the Schools of Instruction. My only regret is that these men and their work are not more appreciated by the craft. If each of us brought the concentration and dedication to our Masonry that these men do, we would not have the problems we are having today. We, here in Kansas, are so fortunate to have this corps of learned brethren who are willing to travel to the four corners of the state to spread the light of our ritual. We are all indebted to you. My thanks to M:.W:. J. Fred Williamson and all those of you who have been so supportive of the District Lecturer program. I am convinced that this is a much needed program. Not to replace our Schools of Instruction or our Grand Lecturers, but to support and compliment what our Lecturers have been teaching us over the years. As I have said, there are many questions to be answered. We do need more brethren qualified to teach. Those who will follow as Grand Masters have signified that the program will continue. Ritual is not Masonry, make no mistake, but by our ritual we teach, we conduct our business, we confer our degrees, we tell the story of Masonry. To those of you who have participated in the past and to those of you now actively engaged in spreading the word - thank you. Kansas Masonry is indebted to you. The Kansas Mason The KANSAS MASON has long been a source of "what's happening" in Kansas Masonry. We have been blessed in the past with brethren who have given long hours to its publishing. To each of you who have been associated with this paper, we say thank you. A,t our last Annual Communication in Wichita you elected M:.W:. William Mcintosh as Grand Treasurer. Bill had been serving as editor of the KANSAS MASON and because of his increased responsibilities he tendered his resignation. We were sorry to lose him since he had done an excellent job, and he has our deepest appreciation. We were most fortunate in obtaining the services of Floyd E. (Gene) Ramsey as our new editor. Gene has had considerable experience in the publishing field and his work since assuming our editorship proves this. Gene, we wish you the best in the years to come. At some time in the future I would like to see the KANSAS MASON accept advertising. This would help defray the cost of printing and mailing which constitutes a big chunk of our annual budget - some $35,000. To do this would call for a change in our by-laws, but it is done by other jurisdictions and is perfectly legal. By doing this, we could increase the number of issues per year from four to six or even more. This is only a suggestion, and at some time the Council might look into it. Committees My hat is off to the brethren who staff our various committees. Theirs is truly a labor of love. They are the ones who toil so diligently in the background, the ones who are least rewarded for their efforts. It was certainly comforting to me this past year to know that I could fall back on this group of Masons when a knotty problem developed. My regrets are few, but I do regret that I failed to utilize this group of Masons as fully as I could have. Your dedication will always be remembered. past year.
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Youth Groups During the past year I have had the honor of being received at the Grand Bethel Session, Order of Job's Daughters in Kansas City, Kansas, and by the State Conclave of De Molay at their sessions in Wichta. Due to a lack of communication, I missed the Kansas Grand Assembly, International Order of Rainbow for Girls, held in Wichita - for which I am truly sorry. At each session I attended, I was received with dignity and respect by these young people. It is a very satisfying feeling to know that these people will be our leaders in the years to come. We are in good hands!
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But, brethren, they need your help. Not just monetary help - they need you, your talents, your time, your guidance. These youth groups are our future, and if we don't take an active interest in them now, how can we expect them to take an interest in the fraternity in the future? Participate in their meetings, invite them to present programs at your meetings, take a little time - get involved. And thanks to all of you who are participating in our youth programs now. Order of the Eastern Star It was a pleasure and an honor to attend your Grand Chapter Communication in Topeka last summer. Thank you for the courtesy and hospitality extended to Barbara and to me at this assembly. As a member of the Kansas Masonic Home Board for the past five years, I have had the privilege of serving with two of your Past Grand Matrons, Bernadine Russell and Louetta Secrest. Each have contributed much to the successful operation of our Home. Ladies, our thanks! Necrology During the past year, 1,883 of our brethren laid down their working tools and made that transition from time to eternity. Each in his own way contributed to Masonry each will be missed. To their families, we as a fraternity and as close friends, share in your grief and loss. To each, we extend our heartfelt sympathy. A fitting tribute to our departed brethren will be given later by M:.W:. Carroll C. Arnett, PGM, Chairman of our Necrology Committee. Kansas Masonic Foundation The Kansas Masonic Foundation, under the capable direction of Curtis Gary, Executive Officer, and Brother Don Horttor, President of the Board, is a shining example of Masonry's concern for those less fortunate than we. Again, a sizeable contribution was made to the Oncology program at K.U. Medical Center and we continued our program of student loans. However, we were unable to give as much as requested because the funds were not available. The only income to the Foundation is from interest derived from investments comprised of your contributions, your gifts, wills, trusts and estates. The Foundation's only means of growth is from your generous support. To realize its potential, the Foundation must have your helpOur Masonic Foundation is very fortunate to have the caliber of experience sitting as trustees and directors that we have. Money could not' begin to buy the expertise that is represented in this group of concerned brethren. Your contribution to the Foundation and to Masonry will never be forgotten, and you have our never-ending thanks. Grand Representatives It was my privilege this year to appoint the following brethren as Grand Representatives from the Grand Lodge of Kansas to other jurisdictions: Connecticut Queensland Spain Utah Washington
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I charge each of you to stay in communication with those you represent. Service Recognition As has each Grand Master in the past, I have had the opportunity this year to recognize those brethren among us who have achieved the status of Elder Masons. This includes those who have served Masonry for 50 years, 60 years-plus, and on one occasion we opened Grand Lodge in Dwight, Kansas, to present a 75-year Pin to Brother Wilmer Erickson, a member of Dwight Lodge No. 374. We each serve Masonry in different ways - some by active participation, and some by the dignity of the way we live. But each, regardless of our involvement, come together as one because of the obligations we accepted at our altars. It is our sincere wish that each brother will wear his emblem with dignity, honor and pride, a symbol for the world to see of their years of dedicated service as a Master Mason.
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May the Grand Master of the Universe grant to each of these honored brethren good health and prosperity, and may each of them continue to demonstrate the excellent tenets of our profession - brotherly love, relief and truth. My Reception Words will never be able to express the thanks and admiration I have for the brethren of Active Lodge No. 158. From the time of my appointment as Grand Senior Deacon to my final days as Grand Master, these brethren have been always ready to assist in any way and at any time. Many have travelled great distances with me, sharing in the tedium of long hours and driving. They took charge of my reception last spring and made it one of the outstanding receptions of all time. I will be forever indebted to the wives of the Past Masters of Active Lodge for donating their time and their cars to conduct the tour of the old homes of Atchison and for their genuine hospitality to all the guests. Tremendous thanks go to the ladies of the Social Order of Beauceants for their preparation and serving of the refreshments at the reception held in the Masonic Temple at Atchison. Our thanks to everyone - men and women - for all the hours of work they put in. Good people of Atchison, Barbara and I will be always indebted to you and we'll always remember your kindnesses. Kansas Masonic Home It has been my privilege to sit on the Masonic Home Board as an observer and as an active member during the last five years. In that time, the Home has made great progress under the capable direction of Jerry Lindenbaum and his highly professional staff. You may not be aware of the fact that our Home is second to none when it comes to Masonic Homes. Yet we find ourselves at a crossroads. Much criticism has been leveled against the Home. Its operation, the proposed long-range plans, the direction in which the Home is headed, the very integrity of those sitting on the Board - these questions have been raised in many places in the past year. At first we issued invitations to any and all to attend our Home Board meetings, to help us solve these problems. Unfortunately, those who were raising the questions could never attend. In October, the Past Masters were invited to Wichita to discuss the matter, since each of therr. had at one time or another been a member of the Board. From that meeting, the decision was made to appoint a committee to help give direction to the Home Board. This committee, under the very capable direction of Roger Seigel, was handed a formidable task. It is composed of brethren from all walks of life and literally from the four corners of the state, and it was charged with the responsibility of determining what the craft wants to do with the Masonic Home. The committee was given the authority to investigate the Home from top to bottom, to bring in their own CPA, if they wished, to check the financial aspects of the Home. What we are wanting from this committee which, incidentally, has no Past Grand Masters or current Grand Lodge officers sitting on it, is direction. A questionnaire has been sent to all lodge secretaries to be read at Stated Communications. In my report in the last issue of THE KANSAS MASON, From the Grand East, I talked of this committee and their task. In one way or another, we have tried to reach every member of the Grand Jurisdiction of Kansas. "If it is to belong to all, it must be the work of all." This committee will make known its recommendation at the present Grand Lodge session. From that report we will make decisions pertaining to our Home. I have nothing but praise and a heartfelt thanks for each who have been on or are now on the Masonic Home Board: John Murray, Forrest Haggard, Ralph Walker and J. Fred Williamson, all Past Grand Masters; Bernadine Russell and Louetta Secrest, both Past Worthy Grand Matrons of O.E.S.; the present Council of Administration consisting of R:.W:. Arris Johnson, D.G.M., Durward Danielson, G.S.W., Clifford Knauss, G.J.W., and W:. Bro. Claude Norris, G.S.D., sitting this year as observer; also to the four brethren who preceded me as President of the Board, M:.W:. F. Warren Starns in 1980, M:.W:. Ben Boyles in 1981, M:.W;. Robert Jackson in 1982 and M:.W:. Richard Porter in 1983. Each of these people contributed greatly of their time, talents and resources. They have been the targets of a lot of verbal abuse in the past. But, brethren, theirs is a devotion and a dedication that money could never buy. To each of you - thank you. The new fact-finding committee is to be commended for its diligence and its commitment. It is composed of the following brethren:
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John Baker, Ft. Scott David E. Casey, Grainfield A. B. (Jack) Davis, Wichita John Diehl, Ft. Scott Hugh W. Gill III, Wichita Charles Gutsch, Burdick Don Hadlock, Cherokee Benny Hallaway, Narka Raymond Heer, Garden City Basil C. Marhofer, Ness City Dr. Gene Metcalf, Conway Springs Robert Nease, Hugoton
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Don E. Robinett, Randall L. V. Sciortino, 'Ft. Scott Roger Seigel, Leawood Clinton D. Sherman, Coldwater C. W. (Ike) Sills, Parker Charles E. Singhisen, Ensign Jeffery L. Sowder, Toronto Roy Stirton, Shawnee Mission Duane Stutz, Utica Jerry Van Allen, Sharon Springs John Willey III, Solomon James withers, Sharon Springs
It is not my intention to obligate any future Grand Master to their course of action, but I do think the continuation of this committee or one similar in purpose to it, should be looked at as an integral asset to future Home Boards. KARE Radio and Staff I will be forever indebted to KARE Radio of Atchison, Kansas, and especially to its president and General Manager, William (Bill) Purkis. When H:.W:. F. Warren Starns appointed me as his Grand Senior Deacon, one of my first concerns was my position at KARE. After all, I did owe them forty hours a weekl After explaining what the appointment entailed and the amount of traveling that would be involved, especially as Grand Master, Bill urged me without any hesitation to take it - that time off would be no problem. To everyone at KARE- you have contributed much in making the last five years a treasured period of my life. Thanks to each of youl Other Grand Jurisdictions It was my pleasure to visit the Grand Lodges of Missouri and Colorado during this past year. At each communication I was received with all the dignity and courtesy one could wish for. My thanks to each of them for their gracious hospitality. Many other jurisdictions extended invitations to join them at their Annual Communications, but because of previous scheduling I was unable to accept. I regret this, since attending these communications is a rewarding experience. Here is an opportunity to meet others, compare notes, ask questions, observe their ritual and share in their accomplishments. On behalf of the Grand Lodge of Kansas and myself, thank you for your thoughtfulness. It was most appreciated. Consolidations Several lodges requested permission to consolidate with other lodges during this past year - they will be listed elsewhere in these proceedings. I granted permission for these consolidations with great reluctance. To me, a consolidation represents a failure and a loss. A failure of leadership, a failure of membership and, above all, a loss to the body of Masonry ... a loss of past hopes and dedication. However, I do realize that changing times - the mobility of our way of life, rising costs in the maintenance of our lodges - sometimes make consolidation the only answer. I, therefore, recommended and approved these consolidations with the.hope and prayer that each one would result in renewed dedications to the principles of our fraternity. Letters of Dispensation On the 16th of May, 1984, I granted Letters of Dispensation to Ark Valley Daylight Lodge U.D. These Letters will esQsire on or before the 21st of March, 1985, unless extended by the incoming Grand Master. Recommendations In the last issue of THE KANSAS MASON I listed five (5) recommendations that I intend to present to the Craft at the present communication of Grand Lodge. They are hereby reprinted, along with the reasons why I feel they should be adopted. I again admonish you to look well to your ballot. and vote for the best interests of Ancient Craft Masonry. 1.
By-law 3-416, SUNDAY CEREMONIES.
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Reads at present: No Lodge Communication nor Masonic ceremony of any kind shall be held.or conducted on Sunday, except funeral ceremonies. Lodges of Sorrow, and celebrations of St. John's Day. PROVIDED, that nothing above shall be construed as preventing the Grand Master from convening a Special Communication of Grand Lodge whenever he deems it necessary for the welfare of the Fraternity. (Amended 1975.) Recommended change: No Lodge Communication nor Masonic ceremony of any kind shall be held or conducted on Sunday except funeral ceremonies. Lodges of Sorrow, celebrations of St. John's Day and Open installations of Lodge officers. PROVIDED that nothing above shall be construed as preventing the Grand Master from convening a Special Communication of Grand Lodge whenever he deems it necessary for the welfare of the Fraternity. Reason for change: Six lodges this year requested permission to hold Sunday installations. As Grand Master I, of course, denied that permission because of the wording of this By-law. Personally, I cannot see where the open installation of our officers on Sunday would in any way violate any moral laws of church or Masonry. It would certainly be one way to perhaps introduce Masonry to a larger public2.
By-law 4-127, CONDUCT OF BALLOT.
Reads at present: The ballot shall be under the supervision and control of the Master, and shall be inspected only by him and the Wardens. Every member shall vote, and the Master shall not entertain any excuse from voting, or motion to postpone the ballot, or to reconsider it. The result in all cases shall be declared by the Master, after which he shall immediately destroy the ballot before returning the ballot box to the Senior Deacon. Recommended change: The ballot shall be under the supervision and control of the Master, and shall be inspected only by him and the Wardens. Every member present shall vote, and the Master.shall not entertain any excuse from voting, or motion to postpone the ballot, or to reconsider it. The result in all cases shall be declared by the Master, after which he shall immediately destroy the ballot before returning the ballot box to the Senior Deacon. Reason for change: The present reading of the law could be interpreted to mean that every member of a lodge would be required to ballot. If this were enforced to the letter, it could certainly prove to be a detriment to the conferring of degrees. 3.
By-law 4-206, PROFICIENCY EXAMINATIONS.
Reads at present: The examination of a Candidate upon his proficiency shall be conducted while the Lodge is open on the degree previously attained by the Candidate. The vote of the Lodge upon the proficiency of the Candidate shall be taken with the Candidate excused and the Lodge open either on the same degree or on the next highest degree. (Amended 1967.) Recommended change: The examination of a Candidate upon his proficiency shall be conducted either in open Lodge on the degree previously attained by the Candidate, or by a committee of not less than three members of the Lodge appointed by the Master. The vote of the Lodge upon the proficiency of the Candidate shall be taken with the Candidate excused and the Lodge open either on the same degree or on the next highest degree. Reason for change: Some people are very self-conscious - very reluctant to speak before a large group - and having to recite from memory complicates the problem. If given an opportunity to prove up before a small committee, the person might be inclined to finish his work more quickly. This could be one reason why so many men never finish their work and might be a partial answer to our membership problem. 4.
By-law 4-213, WORK IN SEPARATE ROOMS.
Reads at present: time.
A Lodge cannot confer degrees in separate rooms at the same
Recommended change: A Lodge cannot confer degrees in separate rooms at the same time except by Special Dispensation from the Grand Master, in which case a Lodge may confer more than one degree at a time using separate rooms within the same Lodge building".
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Reason for change: Many of our Lodges meet in temples used by other Lodges as well as by our appendant bodies such as O.E.S., Beauceants, Scottish Rite, York Rite, DeMolay, Job's Daughters and Rainbow Girls. At times this presents a problem in scheduling work. Also, some of our Lodges have at times been in the enviable position of having more work than they could handle! The adoption of this change would alleviate some of these problems and in no way detract from the dignity of our work. 5. Recommendation: Each Lodge will be required to maintain a liability insurance policy as written through the Grand Lodge office unless other wise exempted by the Council of Administration. Reason: Far too many of our lodges carry no liability insurance at all. This is the principal reason that this recommendation will be made again this year at the Annual Communication in Wichita. This will be the insurance program which was presented a year ago. At that time the vote was in favor of the recommendation, but did not have the necessary two-thirds majority needed to carry it. One of the principal reasons given for its rejection was that the craft did not have the necessary time to study it in full. Since then, it has been discussed at our Area Meetings last spring. Also, the last issue of our KANSAS MASON printed an article written by our Grand Senior Warden, Durward Danielson, who was in the insurance profession before retirement, and Brother Gene West {Sunflower Lodge No. 86). This article explained the program in detail. If there are any questions pertaining to this program, you are urged to write to our Grand Secretary or to Brother Gene West. Grand Lodge Staff This group of people will always have a special place in my heart! They are the ones responsible for the day-to-day operation of Grand Lodge, the ones always ready to fill an order, trace an elusive bit of information, locate a "lost" brother - the list goes on and on. Each of us is deeply indebted to this talented corps of employees headed by our Grand Secretary. I, in particular, am indebted to them because without their cooperation, help and understanding it would have been a long, long year! To R:.W:. Albert O. Arnold (or "Old Dutch" as some call him!) and to each of his staff: Jean Rader, Rachael Gilbert, Hal Horton, "Jack" Werner and Arlene Mahrle - it has been a great pleasure and an honor to work with you. Thanks from the bottom of my heart! Rulings 1. Prior to being installed as Grand Master last March, I was asked to approve a program whereby a brother would work, obtain proficiency cards in the Blue Lodge, and receive as a reward his dues paid into one of our appendant bodies. From this request one would think the brother placed the appendant bodies above the Blue Lodge! I do not approve of this thinking nor did I approve the request. I value my memberships in the York Rite and the Scottish Rite as well as in the Shrine. But, while each one plays a very important part in Masonry and each has contributed much to the fraternity, they are still but appendant bodies and, as such, are not to be rated above the Blue Lodge. 2. A lodge requested permission to sponsor a Little League baseball team. this to be in violation of our By-law 3-501.
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3. A lodge informed us they had sponsored a Little League baseball team and wanted to have the story placed in THE KANSAS MASON. I wrote to the Master and Secretary informing them that they were in violation of By-law 3-501, and that while I hoped this was an oversight on their part, if they persisted, charges would be leveled against them. 4. One district wanted, by means of paying a large fee for the rights to do so, to . promote an All-Masonic Night at a baseball tournament. This, of course, was mis-use of lodge funds. Permission was denied. 5. A request was made to allow the Square and Compass to be inscribed on the Tshirts to be given to members of the Kansas All-Masonic Band. After discussing the propriety of this with the Council of Administration, I ruled that this would not be in keeping with the meaning of the Square and Compass, and denied permission.
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6. It came to my attention that one of our lodges had a bingo license and was conducting bingo games on a regular basis. After inquiring, I found that they did have a license and were actively involved in promoting bingo. This certainly does nothing to enhance the image of Masonry - in that town or elsewhere. I wrote the Master and Secretary of the lodge ordering them to return the license to the issuing agency and to discontinue all games of chance in their lodge. This has been done. 7. This question was raised by one lodge: If a man is arrested for DWI and found guilty, is this to be considered a mere traffic violation, or is it to be considered a crime? M:.W:. Robert Caplinger, Chairman of our Jurisprudence Committee, issued the following statement: "DWI is a crime and would be an offense against the body of Masonry under ARTICLE IX, Section 4, of the Constitution of the Grand Lodge of Kansas, which provides, among other things, as follows, to wit: *Every Mason who shall willfully violate ... the laws of the country in which he resides — shall be guilty of an offense against the body of Masonry...* The constitution makes no distinction between types of laws". It is my observation that we could save ourselves a lot of headaches and.ill-feelings if we would just check our By-laws. If there is the slightest doubt as to the legality or validity of any action, check first with the Grand Secretary. He is quite familiar with the laws and can probably answer your questions without any further action. If there is doubt in his mind, he will forward the question to the Grand Master who will, in turn, obtain a ruling from the Jurisprudence Committee. Believe me, this will save a lot of embarrassment later on! Appendant Bodies I have had the pleasure this past year of being invited to many of your meetings. In April we attended the Scottish Rite Workshop in Wichita and also the Grand Chapter and Grand Council sessions in Salina. In May we attended the Grand Commandary K.T. in Concordia where I was given the opportunity to inspect the troops. That was a switch - in the past, I've always been the inspectee, not the inspector! Then in September I was a guest of the Grand Encampment K.T., South Central Region Department Conference at Wichita. Thanks to the Shrine Temples in Kansas for offering to pay part of my expenses to the Supreme Council Session in Boston - I regret that time and scheduling did not permit me to accept your offer. Barbara and I appreciate very much the courtesy and hospitality extended to us at your Annual Shrine All-Star High School Football Game in Manhattan. Our personal thanks to W:. Bro. and Noble Frank Seufert and his wife, Sally, for being our host and hostess at this event. They were magnificent! I commend each of our appendant bodies for their contributions to Masonry. It waswith great regret that we learned of the death of Paul Thomas, Grand Illustrious Grand Master of the Grand Council of Cryptic Masons of Kansas, and O. Dale Mack, Potentate of Isis Shrine Temple in Salina, this past year. They are missed. Conclusion There are so many people I would like to thank for the past year, and to recognize for their contributions to the fraternity, but time and space won't permit it. But I do thank all of you and I shall be forever indebted to you. However, closing this report, there are two people I must recognize and thank. First, M:.W:. F. Warren Starns for appointing me to be his Grand Senior Deacon. I don't know why you selected me with all the other qualified Masons available! But thank you, and thank you for all the counseling and guidance you have offered these past years, and for the hospitality you and Lois have extended to Barbara and me. M: .W: . Sir, I hope I have lived up to your expectations! Finally, my thanks, my appreciation, my love to my wife, Barbara, for always being there, for listening with quiet understanding when I was most frustrated, and for always having a word of congratulation when things went well. Thank you. By the way, I'll fix that faucet next week!
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In the installation ceremony of lodge officers, we charge the brethren of the lodge with the following: Such is the nature of our Constitution that some must of necessity rule and teach, so others must, of course, learn to submit and obey. Humility, in both, is an essential duty. Tomorrow we install our new Grand Master. It is my wish that we accord to him all the respect and dignity his station deserves. I pledge to him and to his elected and appointed officers my cooperation and my dedication to his program and, above all, my sincere desire that his will be a happy and successful year. Brethren, our craft is good, our calling honorable. Our brethren of the past have given us a wonderful heritage. What happens to Masonry next year and the years after that is our responsibility. I have told the story many times this past year of the bird called Freemasonry that we each hold in our hand. And the question is asked one more time - is this bird dead or alive? Brethren — as you so will it, so will it be. Thank you for the past five years, and may God bless each one of you. Lawrence D. Winegardner .Grand Master
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Topeka, Orient Lodge No. 51. All-Masonic Meeting-dinner, 6:30 p.m.; meeting, 7:30 p.m. Yates Center, Gilead Lodge No. 144. All-Masonic Meeting-lunch, 12 noon; meeting, 1:00 p.m. Rushville, Mo. Closed meeting - Third Degree Louisberg. PDDGM - 6:30 p.m. Burlingame, Lodge NO. 66- 25 and 60-year recognition, 7:30 p.m., open Pratt, Kilwinning Lodge No. 65. All-Masonic meeting, dinner, 6:30 p.m.; meeting, 7:30 p.m. Hays, Lodge No. 195. All-Masonic Meeting-lunch, noon; meeting, 1 p.m. Salina, Grand Chapter Salina, Grand Council Stafford, Lodge No. 252. 50-year Pin Presentation. 7:30 p.m., open Wichita, Scottish Rite Workshop Wichita, Lodge No. 99. All-Masonic Meeting, lunch, noon; meeting, 1 p-m. Wichita, Sunflower Lodge No. 86. Official visit. Wichita, Albert Pike Lodge No. 303. Official visit-dinner, 6:30 p.m. Junction City, Union Lodge No. 7. Official visit Atchison, Grand Master's reception Atchison, Grand Master's reception - Home Board meeting Prairie Village, Old Mission Lodge No. 153. Official visit, 7:30 p.m. Topeka, Order of Eastern Star. Official visit - Banquet, 5:00 p.m. Parsons, Maundy Thursday Observance, 6:00 p.m. Topeka, Orient Lodge No. 51. PM and 25-year Pin Presentation. Dinner, 6:30 P.M. Salina, Lodge No. 60. All-Masonic Meeting, lunch, noon; meeting, 1 p.m. Clearwater, Unity Lodge No. 273. Table Lodge, 6:30 p.m. Belle Plaine, Lodge No. 173. PM Night, dinner, 6:30 p.m.; -..~, ,
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Sabetha, Lodge No. 162. 50-60-year Pin Presentations, dinner, 7:30 p.m. Arkansas City, Crescent IjOdge No. 133. 25-50-year Presentations, dinner, 6:30 p.m. Leavenworth, State High Twelve, lunch, 12:00 noon Haddam, Dirigo Lodge No. 226. Centennial, pin presentation, dinner, 6:30 p.m. Jamestown. Centennial, 60-65-year Certificates, dinner, 6:30 p.m. Dexter, Lodge No. 156. Official visit Pittsburg, Lodge No. 187. Official Visit Garden City, Tyrian Lodge No. 246. All-Masonic Meeting. Dinner, 6:30 p.m.; meeting, 7:30 p.m. Oakley, Lodge No. 253. All-Masonic Meeting, lunch, noon; meeting, 1 p.m. Dwight, Lodge No. 374. Open Grand Lodge, 75-Year Pin, dinner, 6:30 p.m. Merriam, Rosedale Lodge No. 333. Official Visit Kansas City, Ben Hur Lodge No. 322. 50-year Pin Coffeyville, Keystone Lodge No. 102. Official visit, dinner, 6:30 p.m. Kingman, Ninnescah Lodge No. 230. Centennial Wichita, Masonic Home Lodge No. 450. Table Lodge, 6:30 p.m., closed Atchison, Active Lodge No. 158. Table Lodge, Cave, 6:30 p.m., closed McPherson, Lodge No. 172. 50-year Pin Presentation, Dinner, 6:30, open Concordia, Grand Commandery. Official Reception, 8:00 a.m. Leavenworth, District #3. 25-50-year Pin Presentation, 6:30 p.m. Kansas City, Delaware Lodge No. 96. 50-60-year Pin Presentation, Dinner, 6:30 p.m.. Open Beloit, Mt. Vernon Lodge No. 145. 50-year Pin Presentation. 7:30, Open Clifton, Lodge No. 122. 50-year Pin Presentation. Dinner, 6:30, Open Baxter Springs, Lodge No. 71. Pin Presentation, Dinner, 6:30 p.m.. Open Galena, Lodge No. 194. Cornerstone. Open Grand Lodge. Lunch, 12 noon Cherokee, Lodge No. 119. 50-year Pin Presentation. Dinner, 6:30, Open Xenia, Lodge No. 47. Afternoon picnic Topeka, Council of Administration, 3:00 p.m. Wichita, District #38.
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Wichita Consistory, 7:30 p.m.
Hays, Open Air Third Degree. Steak Fry Emporia, Lodge No. 12. 50-year Pin Presentation, Dinner, 6:30 pm, Open Haysville, Lodge No. 112. Pin Presentation, 7:30 p.m.
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Lebo, Lodge No. 152. 25-60-year Presentation, Dinner, 6: 00 p.m.. Open Riley, Ashlar Lodge No. 344. Outdoor meeting. Dinner, 6: 30 pm. Closed Winfield, Lodge No. 110. Pin Presentation Overland Park Christian Church - St. John's Day Atchison, Active Lodge No. 158. Official visit, 7:30 p.n ., Closed Towanda, Lodge No. 30. 50-year Pin Presentation, Dinner, 6:30 pm. Open
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Manhattan, Shrine All-star Football Game Atchison, District #2, Pork Feed, Third Degree, 5:30 p.m.. Closed Salina, Lecturers' Meeting, 9:00 a.m. Parsons, Lodge No. 117. 50-year Pin Presentation, Dinner, 6:30 pm. Open Topeka, High Twelve, 12:00 Noon Doniphan, Arcana Lodge No. 31. Official Visit, 7:30 p.m.. Closed Wamego, Outdoor Meeting, Pin Presentation, Dinner, Open Kansas City, Wyandotte Lodge No. 3. Pin Presentation, Dinner, 6:30, Open Wichita, Grand Encampment, K.T., South Central Region, Dept. Conf. Newton, Lodge No. 142. Pin Presentation, Dinner, 6:30 p.m.. Open Topeka, Lodge No. 17. Outdoor Meeting, pig roast, Third Degree, Closed Liberal, District #63. Outdoor Meeting, 2:30 p.m.. Closed Little River, Oak Tree, Official Visit, 7:00 p.m.. Closed Altamont, Lodge No. 69. Family Night Dinner, 6:30 p.m.. Open Arkansas City, District #35. Quarry Meeting, Dinner, 6:30 p.m.. Closed Grand Lodge of Missouri - Annual Communication Erie, Lodge No. 76. Official Visit, 60-year Presentation, Open Thayer, Lodge No. 149. Pin Presentation, Dinner, 6:30 p.m.. Open El Dorado, District #34. Pork Feed District #4, Pork Feed, Third Degree, Closed Bonner Springs, Lodge No. 366. Pin Presentation, Dinner, 6:30 pm. Open Mulvane, Lodge NO- 201. Past Master's Night, Pin Presentation, Dinner, Closed Hutchinson, Reno Lodge No. 140. Pin Presentation, Dinner, 6 p.m., Open Shawnee Mission, Ancient Form Lodge No. 34. Family Night, Dinner, 6:30, Open Alta Vista, Lodge No. 357. Open Grand Lodge, Cornerstone, Open Anthony, Lodge No. 200. Pin Presentation, Dinner, 6:30 p.m.. Open Wichita, Albert Pike Lodge No. 303. Hanging of Grand Masters, Open Wichita, North Star Lodge No. 168. 41st Anniversary, Pin Presentation, Dinner, 6:30 p.m., Closed Sharon Springs, Lodge No. 417. Official Visit, Dinner, Open St. Francis, Lodge No. 404. Official Visit, Dinner, Open Lawrence, Lodge No. 6 s Acacia Lodge No. 9, Pin Presentation, Dinner, Open Marysville, Lodge No. 91. Pin Presentation, Dinner, 6:30 p.m. Council Grove, Lodge No. 36. Pin Presentation, 7:30 p.m.. Open Topeka, Siloam Lodge No. 225. Centennial Manhattan, Lafayette Lodge No. 16. 125th Anniversary. Official Visit. Open Grand Lodge, Dinner, 6:00 p.m.. Open Goodland, Lodge No. 321. Cornerstone, open Grand Lodge, Open Colby, St. Thomas Lodge No. 306. Pin Presentation, Dinner, 7 p.m.. Open Hoisington, Lodge No. 331. Pin Presentation, Dinner, 6:30 p.m.. Open Atchison, Active Lodge No. 158. Charter Night, Pin Presentation, Dinner, 6:30 p.m.. Open Kansas C i t y , Ben Hur Lodge No. 332. Homecoming W i c h i t a , Masonic Home Board W i c h i t a , Masonic Home Board Leon, Joppa Lodge No. 223 Topeka, Masonic F o u n d a t i o n , 10:00 a.m.
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1 Highland, Smithton Lodge No. 1. Official Visit 3 Halstead, Lodge No. 46. Table Lodge, 6:30 p.m., PM Night, Open 5 Troy, Lodge No. 55. Official Visit, Pin Presentation 8 Wichita, Lodge No. 99. Family Night 10 Jetmore, Cornerstone, open Grand Lodge, Lunch, 12:00 noon. Open 12 Valley Center, Lodge No. 364. Past Masters' Night, Pin Presentation, Dinner, 6:30 p.m. 14 Wathena, Lodge No. 64. Past Masters' Night, Dinner, 6:30 pm. Closed 15 Neodesha, Harmony Lodge No. 94. Pin Presentation, Dinner, 6:30 p.m. 17 Wichita, Masonic Home Board Meeting, 9:00 a.m. 20 Baldwin City, Palmyra Lodge No. 23. Dinner, Official Reception, 6:30 pm 26 Atchison, Active Lodge No. 158. Past Masters' Night, 7:30 p.m.. Closed
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Atchison, Active Lodge No. 158. Annual Communication Wichita, Albert Pike Lodge No. 303. Dinner, 6:30 p.m.. Confer Third Degree, 7:30 p.m.. Closed Atchison, Active Lodge No. 158. Installation of Officers, Reception, 7:30 p.m.. Open Cherokee, Lodge No. 119. Installation of Officers, Dinner, 6:30 pm. Open Haviland, Lodge No. 409. Pin Presentation Topeka, Masonic Foundation Board Meeting, 10:30 a.m. Spivey, Lodge No. 347. Pin Presentation Wichita, Masonic Home Board Meeting - 9:00 a.m. Denver, Colorado. Grand Lodge of Colorado
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Wichita, Masonic Home. ADGM - DDGM Orientation, 9:00 a.m. Fort Scott, Rising Sun Lodge No. 8. 50-year Pin Presentation, Dinner, Open 12 Ottawa, Lodge No. 18. Pin Presentation 14-20 Myrtle Beach,. S.C. Grand Masters'/Grand Secretaries' Conference 22 Plainville, Paradise Lodge No. 290. Area Meeting 23 Wichita, Scottish Rite 26 Hutchinson, Bassett Lodge No. 124. Official Visit, Pin Presentation, Dinner, Open 28 Chase, Lodge No. 247. Centennial, Open 1 Garden City, Area Meeting 2 Rushville, Mo. Washington's Birthday Observation 5 Hiawatha, Lodge No. 35. Work in Third Degree, Pin Presentation, Closed 7 Salina, Lodge No. 60. Dinner, 6:00 p.m.. Pin Presentation 8 Topeka, Area Meeting 9 Cuba, Lodge No. 362. Dinner, 6:30 p.m., Pin Presentation, Open 12 Wichita, Masonic Home Lodge No. 450. 10th Birthday Observation 14-16 Wichita, Grand Lodge of Kansas 20-24 Taneycomo, Mo. - Trout Fishing!
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P R O C L A M A T I O N WHEREAS:
Freemasonry proudly acknowledges St. John the Baptist and St. John the Evangelist as its Patron Saints, honors their memory, points to their lives in its ritualistic work, and dedicates its Lodges to them, and
WHEREAS:
The annual observance of the Feasts of Sts. John has occupied a place of primary importance in the activity of every craft Lodge,
NOW THEREFORE, I, Lawrence D. Winegardner, Grand Master of the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas, do hereby proclaim a general and simultaneous observance of the Feast of St. John the Baptist by the Lodges of this jurisdiction on Sunday, June 24th, 1984. This information is to be spread through the membership of your Lodge, and posted in a conspicuous place in the Lodge hall. Further, it is. hoped that Lodges will continue the practice of meeting on this date, or the Sunday nearest thereto, in observance of this feast date. Also, you are reminded of the Feast Day of St. John the Evangelist on December 27, 1984. Hereunto I affix my signature this 13th day of June, 1984, in the City of Atchison, in the State of Kansas Lawrence D. Winegardner Grand Master ATTEST: Albert O. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
FROM THE GRAND EAST To the Masters, Wardens, and Brethren of Stohrville Lodge No. 368, A.F. s A.M., Bluff City, Kansas, and Anthony Lodge No. 200, Anthony, Kansas: A proposition to consolidate Stohrville Lodge No. 368, A.F. & A.M., Bluff City, Kan• sas, and Anthony Lodge No. 200, A.F. & A.M., Anthony, Kansas, has been submitted in accordance with the provisions of Sec. 8, ARTICLE IX, of the Constitution. The proceedings thereunder appear to be regular and the Secretary of each Lodge has certified that the resident members of his Lodge were notified and that the final action was favorable to the consolidation in each Lodge by the necessary two-thirds ballot. NOW, THEREFORE, I, Lawrence D. Winegardner, by virtue of the power and authority vested in me as the duly elected and installed Grand Master of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of Kansas, and acting in accord with the above provisions of our law, do hereby declare the above Lodges to be consolidated under the name and number of Anthony Lodge No. 200, A.F. & A.M., located at Anthony, Kansas. IT IS HEREBY ORDERED THAT the Secretary of Stohrville Lodge No. 368 transmit the seal and Charter of said Lodge to the Grand Secretary at Topeka, Kansas, and he shall turn over all property, accounts, books, and records to the Secretary of Anthony Lodge No. 200 in accordance with By-law 3-618, Assets and Liabilities. The effective date of this consolidation shall be April 10, 1984. It shall be the responsibility of the Secretary of Stohrville Lodge No. 368 to list all properties owned by the said Lodge and title thereto shall transfer to Anthony Lodge No. 200 as above provided for. The Secretary of Stohrville Lodge No. 368 shall also report to the Grand Secretary and to the Secretary of Anthony Lodge No. 200 any changes in the membership roll of said Lodge which may. have taken place during the period of December 31, 1983, to April 10, 1984, and he shall further make a listing of the membership of said Lodge showing the dates to which dues have been paid. It shall be the responsibility of the Secretary of Stohrville Lodge No. 368, A.F. & A.M., to report to the Grand Secretary the dates on which all terms of the Edict have been complied with.
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IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Seal of the Grand Lodge to be affixed in the City of Topeka, this 10th Day of April, A.D". 1984, A.L. 5984 Lawrence D. Winegardner Grand Master ATTEST: Albert 0. Arnold, Grand Secretary
FROM THE GRAND EAST TO the Masters, Wardens, and Brethren of Sylvia Lodge No. 391, A.F. & A.M., Sylvia, Kansas, and Stafford Lodge No. 252, A.F, & A.M., Stafford, Kansas: A proposition to consolidate Sylvia Lodge No. 391, A.F. & A.M., Sylvia, Kansas, and Stafford Lodge No. 252, A.F, & A.M., Stafford, Kansas, has been submitted in accordance with the provisions: of Sec. 8, ARTICLE IX, of the Constitution. The proceedings thereunder appear to be regular and the Secretary of each Lodge has certified that the resident members of his Lodge were notified and that the final action was favorable to the consolidation in each Lodge by the necessary two-thirds ballot. NOW, THEREFORE, I, Lawrence D. Winegardner, by virtue of the power and authority vested in me as the duly elected and installed Grand Master of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of Kansas, and acting in accord with the above provisions of our law, do hereby declare the above Lodges to be consolidated under the name and number of Stafford Lodge No. 252, A.F. s A.M., located at Stafford, Kansas. IT IS HEREBY ORDERED THAT the Secretary of Sylvia Lodge No. 391 transmit the seal and Charter of said Lodge to the Grand Secretary at Topeka, Kansas, and he shall turn over all property, accounts, books, and records to the Secretary of Stafford Lodge No. 252 in accordance with By-law 3-618, Assets and Liabilities. The effective date of this consolidation shall be April 10, 1984. It shall be the responsiblity of the Secretary of Sylvia Lodge No. 391 to list all properties owned by the said Lodge and title thereto shall transfer to Stafford Lodge No. 252 as above provided for. The Secretary of Sylvia Lodge No. 391 shall also report to the Grand Secretary and to the Secretary of Stafford Lodge No. 252 any changes in the membership roll of said Lodge which may have taken' place during the period of December 31, 1983, to April 10, 1984, and he shall further make a listing of the membership of said Lodge showing the dates to which dues have been paid. It shall be the responsibility of the Secretary of Sylvia Lodge No. 391, A.F. & A.M., to report to the Grand Secretary the dates on which all terms of the Edict have been complied with. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Seal of the Grand Lodge to be affixed in the City of Topeka, this 10th Day of April, A.D. 1984, A.L. 5984 Lawrence D. Winegardner Grand Master ATTEST: Albert O. Arnold, Grand Secretary
FROM THE GRAND EAST To the Masters, Wardens and Brethren of Altoona Lodge No. 118, A.F. & A.M., Altoona, Kansas, and Benedict Lodge No. 403, A.F. & A.M., Benedict, Kansas: A proposition to consolidate Altoona Lodge No. 118, A.F. s A.M., Altoona, Kansas, and Benedict Lodge No. 403, A.F, & A.M., Benedict, Kansas, has been submitted in accordance with the provisions of Sec. 8, ARTICLE IX, of the Constitution. The proceedings thereunder appear to be regular and the Secretary of each Lodge has certified that the resident members of his Lodge were notified and that the final action was favorable to the consolidation in each Lodge by the necessary two-thirds ballot.
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NOW, THEREFORE, I, Lawrence D. Winegardner,'by virtue of the power and authority vested in me as the duly elected and installed Grand Master of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of Kansas, and acting in accord with the above provisions of our law, do hereby declare the above Lodges to be consolidated under the name and number of Benedict Lodge NO. 403, A.F. & A.M., located at Benedict, Kansas. IT IS HEREBY ORDERED THAT the Secretary of Altoona Lodge No. 118 transmit the seal and Charter of said Lodge to the Grand Secretary at Topeka, Kansas, and he shall turn over all property, accounts, books, and records to the Secretary of Benedict Lodge No. 403 in accordance with By-law 3-618, Assets and Liabilities. The effective date of this consolidation shall be April 10, 1984. It shall be the responsibility of the Secretary of Altoona Lodge No. 118 to list all properties owned by the said Lodge and title thereto shall transfer to Benedict Lodge No. 403 as above provided for. The Secretary of Altoona Lodge No. 118 shall also report to the Grand Secretary and to the Secretary of Benedict Lodge No. 403 any changes in the membership roll of said Lodge which may have taken place during the period of December 31, 1983, to April 10, 1984, and he shall further make a listing of the membership of said Lodge showing the dates to which dues have been paid. It shall be the responsiblity of the Secretary of Altoona Lodge No. 118, A.F. & A.M., to report to the Grand Secretary the dates on which all terms of the Edict have been complied with. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Seal of the Grand Lodge to be affixed in the City of Topeka, this 10th day of April, A.D. 1984, A.L. 5984 Lawrence D. Winegardner Grand Master ATTEST: Albert O. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
FROM THE GRAND EAST To the Masters, Wardens, and Brethren of Har'Asyville Lodge No. 421, A.F. & A.M., Harveyville, Kansas, and Corinthian Lodge No. 79, A.F. & A.M., Burlingame, Kansas: A proposition to consolidate Harveyville Lodge No. 421, A.F. & A.M., Harveyville, Kansas, and Corinthian Lodge No- 79, A.F. s A.M., Burlingame, Kansas, has been submitted in accordance with the privisons of ARTICLE IX, Section 8, of the Constitution. The proceedings thereunder appear to be regular and the Secretary of each Lodge has certified that the resident members of his Lodge were notified and that final action was favorable to the consolidation in each Lodge by the necessary two-thirds ballot. NOW, THEREFORE, I, Lawrence D. Winegardner, by virtue of the power and authority vested in me as the duly elected and installed Grand Master of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of Ancient, Free, and Accepted Masons of Kansas, and acting in accord with the above provisions of our law, do hereby declare the above Lodges to be consolidated under the name and number of Corinthian Lodge No. 79, A.F. s A.M., located at Burlingame, Kansas. IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the Secretary of Harveyville Lodge No. 421, A.F. & A.M., transmit the Seal and Charter of said Lodge to the Grand Secretary at Topeka, Kansas, and he shall turn over all property, accounts, books, and records to the Secretary of Corinthian Lodge No. 79, A.F. & A.M., in accordance with By-law 3-618, Assets and Liabilities. The effective date of this consolidation shall be October 1, 1984. It shall be the responsiblity of the Secretary of Harveyville Lodge No. 421 to list all properties owned by the said Lodge and title thereto shall transfer to Corinthian Lodge No. 79 as above provided for. The Secretary of Harveyville Lodge No. 421 shall also report to the Grand Secretary and the Secretary of Corinthian Lodge No. 79 any changes to the membership roll of said Lodge which may have taken place during the period of December 31, 1983, to October 1, 1984, and he shall further make a listing of the membership of said Lodge showing the dates to which dues have been paid. It shall be the responsibility of the Secretary of Corinthian Lodge No. 79, A.F. & A.M., to report to the Grand Secretary the dates on which all terms of the Edict have been compled with.
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IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Seal of the Grand Lodge to be affixed in the City of Topeka, this 1st day of October, A.D. 1984, A.L. 5984 Lawrence D. Winegardner Grand Master ATTEST: Albert O. Arnold, Grand Secretary
FROM THE GRAND EAST To the Masters, Wardens, and Brethren of Sedgwick Lodge No. 139, A.F. & A.M., Sedgwick, Kansas, and Newton Lodge No. 142, A.F. & A.M., Newton, Kansas: A proposition to consolidate Sedgwick Lodge No. 139, A.F. s A.M., Sedgwick, Kansas, and Newton Lodge No. 142, A.F. & A.M., Newton, Kansas, has been submitted in accordance with the provisions of ARTICLE IX, Section 8, of the'Constitution. The proceedings thereunder appear to be regular and the secretary of each Lodge has certified that the resident members of his Lodge were notified and that final action was favorable to the consolidation in each Lodge by the necessary two-thirds ballot. NOW, THEREFORE, I, Lawrence D. Winegardner, by virtue of the power and authority vested in me as the duly elected and installed Grand Master of the M:.W:- Grand Lodge of Ancient, Free, and Accepted Masons of Kansas, and acting in accord with the above provisions of our law, do hereby declare the above Lodges to be consolidated under the name and number of Newton Lodge No. 142, A.F. & A.M., located at Newton, Kansas. IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the Secretary of Sedgwick Lodge No. 139, A.F. s A.M., transmit the Seal and Charter of said Lodge to the Grand Secretary at Topeka, Kansas, and he shall turn over all property, accounts, books, and records to the Secretary of Newton Lodge No. 142, A.F. S A.M., in accordance with By-law 3-618, Assets and Liabilities. The effective date of this consolidation shall be November 19, 1984. It shall be the responsibility of the Secretary of Sedgwick Lodge No. 139 to list all properties owned by the said Lodge and title thereto shall transfer to Newton Lodge No. 142 as above provided for. The Secretary of Sedgwick Lodge No. 139 shall also report to the Grand Secretary and the Secretary of Newton Lodge No. 142 any changes to the membership roll of. said Lodge which may have taken place during the period of December 31, 1983, to November 19, 1984, and he shall further make a listing of the membership of said Lodge showing the dates to which dues have been paid. It shall be the responsibility of the Secretary of Newton Lodge No. 142, A.F. & A.M., to report to the Grand Secretary the dates on which all terms of the Edict have been complied with. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Seal of the Grand Lodge to be affixed in the City of Topeka, this 19th day of November, 1984, A.L. 5984 Lawrence D. Winegardner Grand Master ATTEST: Albert O. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
FROM THE GRAND EAST To the Masters, Wardens, and Brethren of Twin Grove Lodge No. 213, A.F. s A.M., Severy, Kansas, and Hope Lodge No. 155, A.F. & A.M., Howard, Kansas: A proposition to consolidate Twin Grove Lodge No. and Hope Lodge No. 155, A.F. & A.M., Howard, Kansas, with the provisions of ARTICLE IX, Section 8, of the thereunder appear to be regular and the Secretary of resident members of his Lodge were notified and that
213, A.F. s, A.M., Severy, Kansas, has been submitted,in accordance Constitution. The proceedings each Lodge has certified that the final action was favorable to the
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consolidation in each Lodge by the necessary two-thirds ballot. NOW, THEREFORE, I, Lawrence D. Winegardner, by virtue of the power and authority vested in me as the duly elected and installed Grand Master of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of Ancient, Free, and Accepted Masons of Kansas, and acting in accord with the .above provisions of our law, do hereby declare the above Lodges to be consolidated under ,'the name and number of Hope Lodge No. 155, A.F, & A.M., located at Howard, Kansas. ^ IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the Secretary of Twin Grove Lodge No. 213, A.F. & A.M., transmit the Seal and Charter of said Lodge to the Grand Secretary at Topeka, Kansas, and he shall turn over all property, accounts, books, and records to the Secretary of Hope Lodge No. 155, A.F. & A.M., in accordance with By-law 3-618, Assets and Liabilities. The effective date of this consolidation shall be November 19, 1984. It shall be. the responsibility of the Secretary of Twin Grove Lodge No. 213.to list .all, properties owned by the said Lodge and title thereto shall transfer to Hope Lodge .No'. 155 as above provided for. The Secretary .of Twin Grove Lodge No. 213 shall also report to the Grand Secretary, and the Secretary of Hope Lodge No. 155 any changes to the membership roll,of said Lodge which may have taken place during the period of December 31, 1983, to November 19, 1984, and he shall further make a listing of the membership of said Lodge showing the dates to which dues have been paid. It shall be the responsibility of the Secretary of Hope Lodge No. 155, A.F. & A.M., to report to the Grand Secretary the dates on which all terms of the Edict have been complied with. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Seal of the Grand Lodge to be affixed in the City of Topeka, this 19th day of November, 1984, A.L. 5984 Lawrence D. Winegardner Grand Master ATTEST: Albert O. Arnold, Grand Secretary
FROM THE GRAND EAST TO the Masters, Wardens, and Brethren of Galva Lodge No- 251, A.F. & A.M., Galvai Kansas, and McPherson Lodge No. 172, A.F. & A.M., McPherson, Kansas: A proposition to consolidate Galva Lodge No. 251, A.F. & A.M., Galva, Kansas, and McPherson Lodge No. 172, A.F. & A.M., McPherson, Kansas, has been submitted in accordance with the provisions of ARTICLE IX, Section 8, of the Constitution. The proceedings thereunder appear to be regular and the Secretary of each Lodge has certified that the resident members of his Lodge were notified and that final action was favorable to the consolidation in each Lodge by the necessary two-thirds ballot. NOW, THEREFORE, I, Lawrence D. Winegardner, by virtue of the power and authority vested in me as the duly elected and installed Grand Master of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of Ancient, Free, and Accepted Masons of Kansas, and acting in accord with the above provisions of our law, do hereby declare the above Lodges to be consolidated under the name and nxamber of McPherson Lodge No. 172, A.F. & A.M., located at McPherson, Kansas. IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the Secretary of Galva Lodge No. 251, A.F. & A.M., transmit the Seal and Charter of said Lodge to the Grand Secretary at Topeka, Kansas, and he shall turn over all property, accounts, books, and records to the Secretary of McPherson Lodge No. 172, A.F. & A.M., in accordance with By-law 3-618, Assets and Liabilities. The effective date of this consolidation shall be November 19, 1984. It shall be the responsibility of the Secretary of Galva Lodge No. 251 to list all properties owned by the said Lodge and title thereto shall transfer to McPherson Lodge No. 172 as above provided for. The Secretary of Galva Lodge No. 251 shall also report to the Grand Secretary and the Secretary of McPherson Lodge No. 172 any changes to the membership roll of said Lodge which may have taken place during the period of December 31, 1983, to November 19, 1984, and he shall further make a listing of the membership of said Lodge showing the dates to which dues have been paid.
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It shall be the responsibility of the Secretary of McPherson Lodge No.. 172, A.P. & A.M;, to report to the Grand Secretary the dates on which all terms of the Edict have been complied with. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Seal of .the Grand Lodge to be affixed in the City of Topeka, this 19th day of November, 1984, A.L. 5984 Lawrence D. Winegardner Grand Master ATTEST: Albert O. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Dwight Lodge No. 374, Dwight, Kansas, May 7, 1984. A Special Communication of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge A.F. & A.M., of Kansas-was called on May 7, 1984, in Dwight, Kansas. M:.W:. Lawrence D. Winegarner, Grand Master, opened Grand Lodge on the First Degree in Ample Form with the assistance of the following Grand Lodge Officers: M:.W . R: .W . R: ;W . R: .W . M: .W . R: .W . W . W . w . w . w . w . w . w . w . ! "W .
Lawrence D. Winegardner Arris M. Johnson Durward C. Danielson Clifford D. Knauss Robert H. Arnold, PGM, Albert O. Arnold, Jr. Conrad F. Johnson Claude W. Norris John A. Rule Irwin L. Gedney Orves' U. Beeghly George L. Gerardy Ralph W. Kimmel Garland R. Gideon James E. Bradley Kevin R. Peterson
Grand Master Deputy Grand Master Grand Senior Warden Grand Junior Warden Grand Treasurer .Grand Secretary Grand Chaplain Grand Senior Deacon Grand Junior Deacon Grand Marshal Grand Sword Bearer Grand Senior Steward Grand Junior Steward Grand Pursuivant Grand Tyler Assistant Grand Tyler
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Raymond R. Haden, ADGM VIII Raymond D; Hough, ADGM I Norman W. Loomis, DDGM, District No. 32 Donald D. Johnson, DDGM, District No. 54 John J. Wayman, DDGM, District No. 64
Our Grand Master took special pride in noting that all Grand Lodge officers were present with the exception of the Grand Treasurer. M:.W:. Robert H. Arnold, PGM, pro temed in that position. Andrew E. Olson, Chairman of the Grand Lodge Committee on Church Lodge Relations was also in attendance. The brethren then returned to the Dwight community hall where a delicious pot-luck dinner was in the offing. Many things can be said about carry-in or pot-luck dinners, but few could be worthy of the variety and quality of the viands served on this occasion. Following the dinner the Worshipful Master of Dwight Lodge No. 374, w. Lynn Feldhausen, introduced the Grand Lodge officers present. He then introduced W: . Darrell Miller who made presentation of this year's scholarship awards to Miss Sylvia R. Anderson, 51,000; Bernard W. Shepherd, S500; and William M. Shade, S500.* The Grand Master was then called upon and proceeded to award a 75-year Emblem to Brother Wilhmer Erickson. Brother Erickson responded with appropriate remarks and on being asked to have his picture taken with the Grand Master, he asked that his "kid brother" be asked to come forward, and he did. Brother John Erickson is also a member of the lodge, and 88 years young. *The H. W. Wilkison Morris County Masonic Scholarship to the University of Manhattan was established by the late W:. Brother H. W. Wilkison of Dwight Lodge, and is yearly presented to three students from Morris County.
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The Grand Master then spoke of his experiences in Masonry, and noted the Grand Master Conference in Seattle, Washington, and the wonderful experiences he enjoyed on that occasion. The evening of fellowship continued on long after the conclusion of the formal part of the meeting as friends and relatives of Brother Erickson surrounded him with good wishes and much praise for his continuing fine interest in Freemasonry, the examples he had presented in his community and his farm life. He was also joined by his daughters, Lois Allphin and Lorene Breon. No further business appearing. Grand Lodge was closed in Ample Form on the First Degree of Masonzry. Lawrence D. Winegardner Grand Master ATTEST: Albert O. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Galena Lodge No. 194, Galena, Kansas, May 26, 1984 A Special Communication of the M: .W:. Grand Lodge, A.F. E> A.M., of Kansas was opened for the purpose of placing the cornerstone of the new Administrative and Media Center, Unified School District No. 499 at Galena, Kansas. The Lodge of Entered Apprentice was opened in Ample Form on the First Degree by M:.W:. Lawrence D. Winegardner, Grand Master, with the assistance of the following Grand Lodge officers or their protems: M: .W R: .W R:.W R:.W W W: W: W W W; W W: W; W W:
Lawrence D. Winegardner Arris M. Johnson Durward C. Danielson Clifford D. Knauss Raymond D. Hough (KS-119), as Gerald L. Anderson (KS-194) , Conrad F. Johnson Claude W. Norris John A. Rule Irwin L- Gedney Leo B. Watkins (KS-194) , as George L. Gerardy Ralph W. Kimmel Garland R. Gideon Leo A. Sanborn -{KS-194), as
W:. Robert L. Scott (KS-194) W:. John Jr. Stidham (KS-i94) W:. Roy L. Bryant (KS-194)
Grand Master Deputy Grand Master Grand Senior Warden Grand Junior Warden Grand Treasurer Grand Secretary Grand Chaplain Grand Senior Deacon Grand Junior Deacon Grand Marshal Grand Sword Bearer Grand Senior Steward Grand Junior Steward Grand Pursuivant Grand Tyler Principal Architect Bearer of Great Lights Bearer of Book of Constitution
An out-of-state guest was present, Wayne J. Miller of White River Lodge No. 62, Showlow, Arizona. The brethren proceeded from the lodge hall to the cornerstone site on E. Seventh Street, and the following Program was presented: Welcome - W:. Leo B. Watkins, Master of Galena Lodge No. 194 Flag Ceremony - D.A.V. Chapter No. 40 (Clarence Hall, Sr., Vice Commander) V.F.W. Post No. 6503 (Claude Pusey, Commander) The American Legion The Flag of the United States of America and the Kansas Flag were raised and flown at half-mast, honoring the Vietnam Unknown Soldier buried in Washington, D. C Flag Salute and Steur Spangled Banner. Introduction of Grand Master - by Master of Galena Lodge. Invocation - Grand Chaplain Deposit of Box - Grand Treasurer pro tem
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List of Contents of Box - Grand Secretary pro tem Address - President of the School Board Address - Grand Master The contents of the box included: 1. A copy of the Standard Form of Agreement between the School District and Contractor for the construction of the Media Center and Administration Building. 2, Commemorative Coins from the Grand Lodge of Alaska presented by R:.W:. Len Pruitt, DGM of Alaska. 3- A listing of personnel employed by the school district for the 1983-84 school year. Names, addresses and assignments. 4. A picture of the 1984 Board of Education Members and the Central Office Administration. 5. A copy of the five district-wide educational goals adopted by the Board of Education, April 9, 1984. 6. A copy of the salary schedule for Certified employees for the 1984-85 school year. 7. A copy of the 1983-84 high school football, volleyball and basketball schedules. 8. A copy of the 1983-84 budget summary sheets for the school district. 9. One copy each of the programs for the high school baccalaureate services, high school commencement, and eighth grade graduation held in May, 1984. 10. A copy of a letter of appreciation to Mr. Roy Derfelt for contributing the cornerstone for the administration building. 11. A copy of the brochure containing information pertinent to the bond issue for the high school dated October, 1962. 12. A copy of the dedication program for Galena High School open house, January 25, • 1964. 13. One copy each of the school letterhead stationery and envelopes for the Board of Education Office, Galena High School, Liberty Elementary School, Spring Grove School, and F. K. Pontious Kindergarten-Remedial Center. 14. One roil of uncirculated 1983 pennies - as the 1984 coins have not been minted as of this date. 15. A copy of the 1926 Salary Schedule of Galena City Schools. 16. One set of United State Bicentennial Coins. 17. Program for Cornerstone Laying ceremonies by the Grand liOdge of Kansas, AF fi AM. W:. Robert L. Scott, President of the School Board, gave a short history of the construction of these beautiful buildings, and stated that they had been paid for by saving and investing over the past years; and that they had been built without a bond issue and were free of debt. He introduced other School Board members who were present. The Grand Master gave a short address, and complimented the Board for their interest in both Masonry and civic affairs. The brethren and their ladies returned to the Lodge Hall where the M:.W:. Grand Lodge, A.P. & A.M., of Kansas was closed in Ample Form on the First Degree. A delicious lunch was served in the Dining Room of the Lodge Hall at noon for the Grand Lodge Officers and their Ladies, School Board Members and wives, and Galena Lodge members and wives.
ATTEST: Albert O. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
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SPEX:iAL COMMUNICATION Ninnescah Lodge No. 230, Kingman, Kansas, June 16, 1984. A Special Communication of the M: .W:. Grand Lodge, A.F. & A.M., of Kansas was opened in Ample Form on the First Degree of Masonry by M:.W:. Lawrence D. Winegardner, Grand Master. This Special Communication was called for the purpose of rededicating the cornerstone of the Old Kingman City Building, now a historical museum of Kingman, Kansas, and the celebration of the Centennial of Ninnescah Lodge No. 230. The following Grand Lodge officers or their pro tems assisted: M: .W R: .W R: .W R: .w R; .w R: .w
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Grand Master Deputy Grand Master Grand Senior Warden Grand Junior Warden Grand Treasurer Grand Secretary Grand Chaplain Grand Senior Deacon Grand Junior Deacon Grand Marshal Grand Sword Bearer Grand Senior Steward Grand Junior Steward Grand Pursuivant Grand Tyler
Also present: M:.W:. Richard A. Porter, PGM, was escorted to the East and recognized as Junior Past Grand Master. The following program was presented: 4 4 5 5 6 7
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Open House at Lodge Hall Grand Lodge convenes Grand Lodge dedication of Cornerstone of Old Kingman City Building Grand Lodge closes Members Banquet Centennial Meeting Honoring: M:.W:. Lawrence D. Winegardner, Grand Master 1984 50-year Member - B. Theron Sturdy 1984 25-year Members- Bros. Sam Graham, Edward L. Graves, Marion Oiler, Marshall Raida, Gene B. Redding, Elmer T. Patterson, Robert Wunsch, William Worthington, Jr., Etonald Hawkins, Harold Wilson Lord's Prayer - Cindy Baker Flag Salute - Gilbert Krehbiel, Master of Ninnescah Lodge 25-year Pin Presentation Reading of the History of Ninnescah Lodge No. 230 - by Byron Walker, Secretary Remarks from the floor Remarks from the Grand Master Closing by W:. Gilbert Krehbiel, Master of Ninnescah Lodge Benediction
After the opening of Grand Lodge, the officers met at the front of the lodge building and formed in procession under the direction of the Grand Marshal, and proceeded to the cornerstone site where the ancient ceremony for the cornerstone was performed by the Grand Master, the Deputy Grand Master, the Grand Senior Warden and the Grand Junior Warden. The cornerstone had originally been placed in 1888. Later it was removed, reetched, and replaced. After the ceremony all returned to the lodge hall, and Grand Lodge was closed in Ample Form on the First Degree of Masonry. The Grand Lodge officers, their ladies, other members and friends were invited to the dining room for a delicious dinner including homemade pies of many varieties. All then returned to the lodge room for presentation of 25-year emblems by W:. Bro. James F. Kramer, Master of Ninnescah Lodge in 1959. After which the Secretary, Byron
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Walker, read a short history of the lodge which was a combination of the original history dated March 16, 1921, plus the addition of lodge history to the present. In his remarks the Grand Master complimented the lodge on their first 100 years in Masonry and noted their many services to the lodge and the community, and he wished them well for the next 100 years. The lodge Chaplain gave the benediction, and the evening drew to a close. Lawrence D. Winegardner Grand Master ATTEST: Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Overland Park Christian Church, Overland Park, Kansas, June 24, 1984, 7:00 A.M. A Special Communication of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge, A.F. & A.M., of Kansas was opened in Ample Form on the First Degree of Masonry in the Multi-Purpose Room of the Overland Park Christian Church by M:.W:. Lawrence D. Winegardner, Grand Master, assisted by the following Grand Officers or the indicated proxies: M: R: R: R:
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Lawrence D. Winegardner Roger S. Seigel, ADGM II, as Wayne K. Ozias, DDGM, District No as Clifford D. Knauss Douglas E. Wood, W.M., Lodge No. 34, as K. Maynard Curts, Lodges No. 34 and No. 436, Forrest D. Haggard, PCM, as John E. Mowen, DDGM, District No. 6, as John A. Rule A. Franklin Baldwin, Lecturer, as Allen M. Peyton, Lodge No. 34, as George L. Gerardy William J. Colnar, Member, KAN Committee, as D. J. Belt, DDGM, District No. 4, as Edward Berns, Lodge No. 153, as James R. Welker, W.M., Lodge No. 54, as
Grand Master Deputy Grand Master Grand Senior Warden Grand Junior Warden Grand Treasurer Grand Secretary Grand Chaplain Grand Senior Deacon Grand Junior Deacon Grand Marshal Grand Sword Bearer Grand Senior Steward Grand Junior Steward Grand Pursuivant Grand Tyler Assistant Grand Tyler
Other Grand Lodge Committee Members present: W: . Glenn L. Knapp, Chairman, KAN Committee W: . W. Phil McCracken, Member, Finance Committee The Grand Master announced this Special Communication had been called for the purpose of celebrating the Feast of St- John the Baptist. He warmly thanked all for their attendance and participation - with special thanks to Ancient Form Lodge No. 34 for providing the Lodge properties and aprons at the Church for the Opening of Grand Lodge, and to M:.W:. Forrest D. Haggard, PGM, Pastor of Overland Park Church, and his staff for providing the facilities and for inviting the fraternity as guests. M:.W:. Haggard gave a brief rundown on the schedule of events for the morning, and stated that a continental breakfast had been provided and was available in Fellowship Hall for the convenience of all Masons, their families and friends. Masons were invited to wear their aprons, with officers wearing their jewels of office, during the service of worship. The Worship Service then followed, after the breakfast, in the Sanctuary of the Church, including the following program: Prelude Call to Worship Processional Hymn, with the Masonic Fraternity and families being led into the Sanctuary by the Grand Master and his wife Invocation and Lord's Prayer Welcome to Freemasons and families by R:.W:. Roger S. Seigel, ADGM II Response by M:.W:. Lawrence D. Winegardner, Grand Master
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Communion of the Lord's Supper Sermon: "PREPARING THE WAY" by Rev. Forrest D. Haggard, D.D. Benediction All those assisting in the service are active in the Masonic fraternity, and included the following: Lectern Communion Offertory Deacons -
R: -W: . Wayne K. Ozias, DE>GM, District No. 5 - Al McCune - Gene Amos Glen Tolman, Don Sink, Dale Knisley, Joe Urice, Darrel Odle, Roger Claar, Harvey Cooke, Ron Blecke, Ed Dillon and Lucius Bush Greeters - Ada McElwain, Ed Dillon and Lucius Bush, directors.
At the conclusion of the worship service, the Masons retired to the Multi-Purpose room and Grand Lodge was closed in Ample Form on the First Degree of Masonry. Lawrence D. Winegardner Grand Master ATTEST: K. Maynard Curts Acting Grand Secretary
SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Westmoreland Lodge No. 257, Westmoreland, Kansas, September 30, 1984. A Special Communication of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge, A.F. & A.M., of Kansas was opened in Ample Form by M:.W:. Lawrence D. Winegardner, Grand Master, for the purpose of resetting the cornerstone of the Pottawatomie County Courthouse. The following Grand Lodge officers or their pro terns assisted: M: R: R: R: M: R: R:
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Lawrence D. Winegardner Arris M. Johnson Durward C. Danielson Clifford D. Knauss Robert H. Arnold, PGM, as Albert O. Arnold, Jr. Conrad F. Johnson Randall M. Lindstrom, DDGM, District No. 29, John A. Rule Erwin Scott, PM, as Orves U. Beeghly George L. Gerardy Larry Algott, PM, as Garland R. Gideon Kevin R. Peterson
Grand Master Deputy Grand Master Grand Senior Warden Grand Junior Warden Grand Treasurer Grand Secretary Grand Chaplain Grand Senior Deacon Grand Junior Deacon Grand Marshal Grand Sword Bearer Grand Senior Steward Grand Junior Steward Grand Pursuivant Grand Tyler
Other members present as per the register. The Grand Master expressed his appreciation for the fine turnout and noted it was an ideal day for the parade and ceremony. Because of his familiarity with the situation, the position of Grand Junior Steward was changed permitting W:. Larry Algott to act as Marshal and Brother Erwin Scott to act as Grand Junior Steward. The brethren then proceeded to the staging site of the parade which promptly led off at 2:00 P.M. The parade had more than 54 units, including equestrian, cars, floats depicting old time scenes of the community, and many of the citizens of Westmoreland and Pottawatomie were dressed in the fashion circa 1880's. At the site, the county officials, commissioners past and present, were introduced. The Hon. Jim Slattery, United States Congressman, addressed the group briefly. Following other introductions and responses, and other political figures, the history of Pottawatomie Courthouse was given, followed by the ancient cornerstone ceremony. The contents of the time capsule are as follows: History of Courthouse Belt Buckle Courthouse St. Marys Historical Society
Sijy^^
FFA Chapter History Emmett 4-H Club Picture of Courthouse &
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Onaga City History Wamego Historical Society Rock Creek Valley Historical Society
Set of, 1984 coins Brwin Scott's name tag Kansas Sunflower pin Notes from pxjblic officials
Our Grand Master in his opening remarks noted the Cornerstone Ceremony is the same as was used by George Washington in laying the cornerstone at the nation's capitol in Washington, D.C., and at the Statue of Liberty, the Washington Monument, and the original ceremony of the Pottawatomie Courthouse. This near ideal day was in good.part responsible for a very large crowd, and many old friends were seen greeting each other for the first time in many years. Stories were exchanged and recalled as the brethren reminisced about their various experiences in connection with the county seat and county courthouse. It was duly noted that the original cornerstone had been placed by the Masons .on September 4, 1884. At that time the cost of the courthouse was $10,000. Light refreshments were served inside the courthouse at the conclusion of the program. No further business appearing. Grand Lodge was closed in Ample Form on the First Degree of Masonry. The ceremony was taped, and is on file in the lodge archives. Lawrence D. Winegardner Grand Master ATTEST: Albert O. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Alta Vista Lodge No. 357, Alta Vista, Kansas, October 6, 1984. A Special Communication of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge, A.P. s A.M., of Kansas was opened at 4:00 P.M. in the hail of Alta Vista Lodge No. 357 on October 6, 1984. The following Grand Lodge officers or their pro terns were present to assist M:.W:. Lawrence D. Winegardner, Grand Master, in opening a lodge of Entered Apprentice: M: . W : R: . W : R: . W : R: . W : M: . W : R: . W :
Lawrence D. Winegardner Arris M. Johnson . Durward C. Danielson . Clifford D. Knauss . Robert H. Arnold, PGM, as . Albert O. Arnold, Jr. W : . Conrad F. Johnson W : . Claude W. Norris W : . John A. Rule W : . Irwin L. Gedney W : . Orves U- Beeghly W : . George L. Gerardy W:. Larry Algott, Committeeman, as W : . Garland R. Gideon W : . James E. Bradley R: . W : . John J. Wayman, DDGM, District No. 64, .
.
W:. Vernon L. Bolinder, W.M., Lodge No. 357
Grand Master Deputy Grand Master Grand Senior Warden Grand Junior Warden Grand Treasurer Grand Secretary Grand Chaplain Grand Senior Deacon Grand Junior Deacon Grand Marshal Grand Sword Bearer Grand Senior Steward Grand Junior Steward Grand Pursuivant Grand Tyler Assistant Grand Tyler Principal Architect
Also present: R:.W:. Randall M. Lindstrom, DDGM, District No. 29 R:.W:. NOrman W. Loomis, DDGM, District No. 32 The Grand Master complimented the brethren on a fine opening and a fine new temple. It was observed that there were a number of lodges present and the Grand Master asked each visiting brother present to stand and name his lodge. On count, there were found
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to be twenty-five Kansas lodges represented, and one California lodge. The brethren then formed in procession to the cornerstone site where the following progretm was given: Invocation - Grand Chaplain Presentation of Vtorking Tools - Vernon L. Bolinder, WM, Alta Vista Lodge No. 357 Declaration of Consecration - Grand Master Introductions - Norman W. Loomis, DDGM Welcome - Hon. Dennis Buchman, Mayor, Alta Vista History of Lodge - Bro.R. S. Nelson and Bro. Hugo Simonton Address - Grand Master Benediction - Grand Chaplain The history proved to be a very interesting and heart-warming saga of events that had transpired since the beginning of Pike City, then Cable City, and the name was changed yet a third time to Alta Vista. The Chicago and Nebraska Railroad contributed immeasur. ably to the founding of this city. The brethren and ladies then returned inside the lodge hall where the Grand Master addressed the audience calling on several for remarks concerning the history and the construction of this new temple. W: . Vernon L. Bolinder, Vtorshipful Master, was cited time and again for his untiring efforts in making possible the erection of this new temple. In turn. Brother Bolinder highly complimented all of those who had assisted in clearing the debris from the destructive fire that had taken the original lodge building, the donation of their time and talents, and efforts in behalf of this project. He further noted that although they did receive payment from the insurance on the building, almost double the amount was necessary to complete the project. This meant funds had to be borrowed. But he was happy to report they almost received enough in contributions to cancel the mortgage. The furniture of the lodge came from the old Maple Hill Lodge, and several other donations. This beautiful and functional little lodge is sure to serve the community and Freemasonry for many, many years to come. The brothers, their ladies, and their friends were then invited a short distance north of the lodge building to the American Legion building, for a beautiful and delicious pot-luck dinner. The quality and quantity of food and desserts were certainly without equal. This was a beautiful fall day in Kansas, and contributed to a very large turnout, and the very great interest of the citizens of Alta Vista in this project. The Grand Master closed the Grand Lodge in Ample Form. Lawrence D. Winegardner Grand Master ATTEST: Albert O. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Goodland Lodge No. 321, Goodland, Kansas, October 20, 1984. A Special Communication was called at Goodland Lodge No. 321, Goodland, Kansas, by M:-W:. Lawrence D. Winegardner, Grand Master of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge, A.F, & A.M., of Kansas, for the purpose of laying the cornerstone of their new temple. This Special communication was opened in Ample Form by the Grand Master and assisted by the following Grand Lodge officers or their pro tems: M:.W:. Lawrence D. Winegardner R:.W:. Arris M. Johnson R: .W:. Durward C. Danielson R: .W: . Clifford D. Knauss M:.W:. Chester L. Gilbert, PGM, as R: .W: . Albert O. Arnold. Jr.
Grand Master Deputy Grand Master Grand Senior Warden Grand Junior Warden Grand Treasurer Grand Secretary
W:. W: . W: . R:.W:. W:. W:. W:. R:.W:. H:. R:.W:.
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Conrad F. Johnson Claude W. Norris John A. Rule J. Steven Nolstad, AOGM XIZ, as Orves U. Beeghly George L. Gerardy Ralph W. Kimmel I>avid D. Doop, DDGM, District No. 57, as James E . Bradley Harold A. Tongish, DDGM, District No. 59, as
Grand Chaplain
Grctnd Senior Deacon Grand Junior Deacon Grand Marshal Gremd Sword Bearer Grand Senior Steward Grand Junior Steward Grand Pursuivant Greind Tyler Assistant Grand Tyler
Also present: R:.W:. Jerry K. VanAllen, DDGM, District No. 58 R:.W:. Hurlbut K. Graves, Lecturer After the opening of Grand Lodge in the old Goodland Lodge temple, the brethren then retired to the new temple which is still under construction where the ancient ceremony of cornerstone laying was performed. List o f contents for the cornerstone: Republic Goodland News, 1904 (local paper) Membership list for 1904 of: Goodland Lodge No. 321 Columbia Commandery No. 3 8 , K.T. Goodland Chapter No. 122, O.E.S. Eighteen dimes Membership list for 1984:of: Goodland Lodge No. 321 Goodland Chapter No. 7 4 , RAM Goodland Council No. 2 4 , Cryptic Columbia Commandery No. 3 8 , K.T. Goodland Chapter No. 122, O.E.S. During the ceremony the Grand Master gave special recognition to Sister Hayes for her outstanding contribution making possible this new temple. Sister Hayes, whose residence is next door south, had uonated the ground emd given further assistance to the construction of this new temple. The exterior is virtually completed with the addition of water, lights and heating, but the interior construction will be on a pay-as-you-go basis.. Our Grand Master was highly complimentary of the efforts of our Goodland brethren, and remarked that the future of Masonry in the Goodland area was largely dependent upon their continuing efforts to not only build the temple, but also the membership. No further business appearing. Grand Lodge was closed in Ample Form. Refreshments were served at the new ten^le site. Lawrence D. Winegardner Grand Master ATTEST: Albert O. Arnold, J r . Grand Secretary
SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Alpha Lodge No. 2 8 2 , Jetmore, Kansas, November 10, 1984. A Special Communication was called for the purpose of performing the ancient ceremony of cornerstone laying at the new Junior-Senior High School of USD N o . 228 at Hanston, Kansas. The following Grand Lodge officers or their pro tems were present: M:.W: . R:.W: . R: .W: . R:.W . R: .W . R:.W . W . W . w .
Lawrence D. Winegardner Arris M. Johnson Durward C- Danielson Clifford D. Knauss Charles E . Singhisen, DDQI, District No. 6 1 , as Albert O. Arnold, J r . Conrad F. Johnson Claude W. Norris John A. Rule
Grand Master Deputy Grand Master Grand Senior Harden Grand Junior Wcirden Grand Treasurer Grand Secretary Grand Chaplain Grand Senior Deacon Grand Junior Deacon
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Irwin L. Gedney Orves u. Beeghly George L. Gerardy Ralph W. Kimmel Walter F. Stueckemann, PM, Lodge NO. 282, as James E. Bradley Kevin R. Peterson
W:. Isack Litzenberger, Master, Alpha Lodge No. 282
March
Grand Marshal Grand Sword Bearer Grand Senior Steward Grand Junior Steward Grand Pursuivant Grand Tyler Assistant Grand Tyler Principal Architect
Preceding the opening of Grand Lodge, the Grand Lodge officers and officers of the lodge were treated to a very fine noon luncheon at the lodge hall. The brethren, friends, and ladies then assembled in their cars and proceeded to Hanston, Kansas, where a grand procession was formed. The following program was presented at the dedication and cornerstone site: Welcome - [)eanna Bowie, President, Board of Education Flag Presentation - W: . Walter F. Stueckemann, on behalf of U.S. Senator Bob Dole Recognition of Memorials - N. Eugene Zimmer, High School Principal W:. James McElroy, Superintendent of Schools, introduced the Grand Master and the Grand Master, in turn, introduced the Grand Lodge officers and their ladies who were present. The ancient ceremony of cornerstone laying was then performed with a slight deviation. The Grand Secretary called upon those listed who came forward and presented various items which were then placed in the capsule which in turn was sealed into the cornerstone after placement. Deanna Bowie - Copy of Welcome Address and History of Project Doug Maxwell, President of Student Council - Copy of Junior-Senior Student List Carolyn McElroy, President, Teachers Assoc. - Copy of Faculty and Staff List Marvin Miller, Rep. of first Graduating Class, Hanston Rural High School, 1927 Copy of news releases of dedication of first high school Brian Salmans, President, Senior Class - Senior Key 1985 Dean Felt, Felt Design Service - Copy of Plans and Specifications This ceremony was conducted in front of the new school building with bleachers arranged appropriately in a serai-circle in the street in the front of the new building. A crowd estimated in excess of 500 persons was on hand. Fortunately the brief snow flurries of the night before had given way to gentle breezes and sunny skies. The temperature was crisp, however, but did not dampen the ardor and enthusiasm of the school officials, the citizens of the community and, indeed, the Grand Lodge officers. Following the ceremony the Grand Lodge officers and their ladies and the citizens of Hanston were given a personal tour of the new facility. It is modern and up-to-date in every respect, and certainly will provide many years of progressive education in this small but vibrant community. The Hanston Junior-Senior High School Student Council then invited all of the Grand Lodge officers, friends and guests to attend their annual Beef Feed at the Hanston Grade School but a short distance from this site. Here again, a very fine and delicious dinner was served, appropriately called a "beef feed". This is an annual affair supported by the businesses and citizens of Hanston, Kansas. All in all a fine, enjoyable affair with the citizens of Hanston and the school officials, including the faculty, expressing their sincerest appreciation for this ceremony. No further business appearing. Grand Lodge was closed in Ample Form Lawrence D. winegardner Grand Master ATTEST: Albert 0. Arnold, Grand Secretary
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SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Lafayette Lodge No- 16, Manhattan, Kansas, October 19, 1984. A Special Communication was called at Lafayette Lodge No. 16, Manhattan, Kansas, on October 19, 1984, by M:.W:. Lawrence D. Winegardner, Grand Master of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge, A.F. St A.M., of Kansas, for the purpose of rededicating the temple of Lafayette Lodge. The following Grand Lodge officers or their pro tems assisted: M: .W: R: .W: R: .W: R: .W: M: .W: R: .W: W: W: W: W: W: W: W: W: R: .W: R: .W:
Lawrence D. Winegardner Arris M. Johnson Durward C. Danielson Clifford D. Knauss Robert G. Jackson, PGM, as Albert O. Arnold, Jr. Conrad F. Johnson Claude W. Norris John A. Rule Irwin L. Gedniey Donald K. Fisher, WM, Lodge No. 16, as George L. Gerardy Ralph W. Kimmel Garland R. Gideon Raymond R. Hayden, ADGM VIII, as Randall M. Lindstrom, DDGM, District No. 29,
Grand Master Deputy Grand Master Grand Senior Warden Grand Junior Warden Grand Treasurer Grand Secretary Grand Chaplain Grand Senior Deacon Grand Junior Deacon Grand Marshal Grand.Sword Bearer Grand Senior Steward Grand Junior Steward Grand Pursuivant Grand Tyler Assistant Grand Tyler
A l Also
M: R: R: R:
.W:
.W: .W: .W: W: W:
present: Robert H. Arnold, PGM Raymond L. Lindquist, DDGM, District No. 18 Noble Marion Patton, DDGM, District No. 30 Harold L. Buick, Jr., DDGM, District No- 31 Glenn L- Knapp, Chairman, Operation KAN Andrew E. Olsen, Chairman. Church-Lodge Relatione
Prior to the opening of Grand Lodge, the brethren were served a steak dinner in the dining hall of the lodge at 6:00 P.M. At 7:00 P.M., this Special Communication was opened in Ample Form in the First Degree by the Grand Master at which time he asked for a tally of the lodges represented, and it was found that there were twenty-seven lodges represented - with one from West Germany, one from Kentucky and one from Washington, D.C, After Lafayette Lodge was opened, the Grand Master was officially received. He was most appreciative of the honor, and commended the lodge and 'its members very highly in their efforts of refurbishing the lodge. Noting that after the fire it seemed all was lost, but once again it had risen from the ashes - much like the phoenix - and would again serve its members and the community. W:. Edward L. Baxter, representing the Wolcott Foundation and the Atchison High Twelve Club, presented the Grand Master with a Century Club membership. A Past Master's apron was presented to W:. Bro. Donald K. Fisher who would be retiring as Master, and the roll of Past Masters for Lafayette Lodge No. 16 was called in celebration of Past Master's Night and in recognition of their 125th Anniversary. Grand Lodge was then called from labor to refreshment. R:.W:. Durward C. Danielson, Grand Senior Warden, after procession with the Grand Lodge officers into the lodge room, assumed the East at the request of the Grand Master and officiated in the ceremony of rededication. The ceremony was made even more moving and meaningful as R:.W:. Danielson had been so instrumental in the life of Lafayette Lodge No. 16 and its resurrection after the fireThanks and appreciation were extended to Sister Patricia Sellens and to the committee composed of W:. Bro. George W. Sellens and W: . Bro. Oscar V. Larmer. After additional remarks of congratulations and the Grand Master's friendly admonishment to remember the "future is in your hands", the lodge was closed in Ample Form.
ATTEST: Albert O. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
Lawrence D. Winegardner Grand Master
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REPORT OF THE GRAND TREASURER
M:.W:. William P. Mcintosh, PGM, Grand Treasurer, presented the Treasurer's Report which, on his motion, was accepted and made a part of the minutes. To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. s A.M. of Kansas: I am priviledged to give my first report as Grand Treasurer of this Grand Lodge. While the entire report of the Auditor is printed on this and following pages, I would like to point out what I deem to be some of the salient features. We ended the year in what I would conservatively call "fair" financial condition, although our net gain of some S30,000 for the year fell $50,000 short of the $83,000 net gain of last year. Knowing that the roof of the Grand Lodge building will need a major overhaul in what we hope might yet be a few years away, we have set aside $30,000 in a contingency fund for that purpose. This provision you will find listed under Liabilities in Exhibit E of the Auditor's report. One highlight I would especially like to point out is that we are now a million dollar institution with total assets of $1,016,651. This, I might add, is only the book value. The market value of our holdings would be in excess of that figure. A few attention getters from the report: Our per capita tax fell about $56,000 from 1983, and was 525,000 below the budgeted amount for 1984. Raising Fees were $1,000 less than the preceding year. The total income of $444,662 of the Grand Lodge was $7,000 short of the budgeted amount. On the other hand, our expenses were not as great as budgeted either, spending $34,000 less. Contributing to this figure were: Wages - $5,000 less; Masonic Education Committee - $3,500 less; Grand Master's Automobile Fund - $4,000 less; and Printing and Mailing of the KANSAS MASON - $15,000 less than proposed. It also cost about $6,000 less to heat and provide electricity for our Grand Lodge building in 1984 than we anticipated. Again, all of these differences enabled us to have a net gain of some $30,000. We sold our shares of Nabisco Common Stock, as it turned out, maybe a trifle .early. Still we realized a gain of $5,000 in the sale. We have temporary investments of $100,000 in both the First National Bank of Topeka and the Merchants National Bank. The following is the report of the Auditor: In accordance with standard accounting and audit procedures, I have audited the Grand Lodge records for the period February 1, 1984, through January 31, 1985. The records were maintained on the cash method of accounting. The results are reflected in the following exhibits: Exhibit Exhibit Exhibit Exhibit Exhibit Exhibit Exhibit
A B c D E F G
Income & Expense Statement, General Fund Bank Reconciliation of General Fund Income s Expense Statement, Charity Fund Bank Reconciliation of Charity Fund Comparative Balance Sheets Combined Detail of Investments for Both Funds Statement of change in Cash Position
In my opinion, the aforementioned statements present fairly the assets and liabilities of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge, A.F. & A.M. of Kansas on January 31, 1985, arising from cash transactions and the revenues collected and expenditures made by it during the year and ending on a basis consistent with that of the preceding year. Sincerely, D. L. Redding Public Accountant
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M:.W:. GRAND LODGE A.F. & A.M. OF KANSAS
Exhibit A
GENERAL FUND - INCOME S, EXPENSE STATEMENT FEBRUARY 1, 1984 THROUGH JANUARY 31, 1985
Long Term Gain Nabisco SK Statue of Liberty Fund Per Capita Tax Interest on Investments York Rite (Maintenance) Ticket Sales (Banquets) Special Dispensations Raising Fees Kansas Masonic Foundation (Maintenance) Total Income Merchandise Sales
S
5,581.13 7,035.50 367,415.50 42,010.00 5,967.00 8,160.50 255.00 4,935.00 3,302.71
$444,,662.. 3 4 2 3 , ,314.. 2 3 1 3 , ,438, . 7 3
Less Cost of Merchandise Sold 9, ,875.. 5 0
Gross Profit or Loss (-) $454,537.84 TOTAL ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME Labor Employee Retirement Social Security (FICA) Gross Wages Return of Petition Fee Statue of Liberty Fund Grand Secretary Allowance Per Capita Tax Ticket Sales (Banquets) Raising Fees Service S Supplies Grand Master Contingent Prior Annual Communication Expense Prior Annual Communication Per Diem Prior Annual Communication Mileage Grand Masters Jewel/Apron Grand Master & Grand Secretary Conference Allowance Grand Tyler & Assistant Grand Lecturers & Assistants Comm. Ritualistic Work Comm. Masonic Education Comm. Youth Essay Committee Allowance Comm. Trial & Punishment George Washington Memorial Masonic Service Assoc. Dues Print Annual Proceedings Grand Officers Travel Print Kansas Laws of Masonry Library Expense Stationary Printing & Supplies Grand Master Auto Expense Postage & Express Distribution List Lodges Parking Blue Cross/Blue Shield Print/Mail Kansas Mason Computer Expense Miscellaneous Equipment Repairs - Parts Building Repairs & Upkeep Insurance Miscellaneous
26.00 4 ,200.00 5 ,631.90 80 ,130.17 55.00 5 ,876.94 4 ,000.00 97 ,818.00 88.40 5 ,300.00 4 ,469.60 8 ,000.00 21 ,124.23 11 ,100.00 15 ,316.25 1 ,048.76 3 ,576.75 .00 ,563.83 422.91 ,534.16 ,632.77 ,100.00 173.83 ,200.00 ,171.36 ,931.68 ,449.01 29.59 757.00 ,182.28 ,280.80 ,280.59 519.97 281.25 ,872.68 ,921.81 ,575.56 731.05 142.59 ,917.44 427.00 701.98
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Exhibit A
(cont'd.) 1,995.46 3.85 8,775.76 102.87 284.51 8,485.30 3,415.16 139.57 3,650.66 5,075.39
Accounting Service Office Supplies S Postage Real Estate Taxes State Unemployment Federal Unemployment Utilities Telephone Water Janitor Service Depreciation
$424,491.67
TOTAL EXPENSE
$ 30,046.17
NET PROFIT OR LOSS (-)
GENERAL FUND - BANK RECONCILIATION
Exhibit B
FARMIS ACCOUNT NO. OOOllOK Last Recorded Date on Bank Statement 1-31-85 Bank Statement Ending Balance Deposits Not on Bank Statement
$ 21,031.93 35,949.22 56,981.15
Less - Total Outstanding Checks
( 20,320.13) •
Reconciled Bank Balance
$ 36,661.02
OUTSTANDING CHECKS (Includes checks still outstanding from last month's reconciliation, plus all checks written this month that are not on this month's bank statements.) 9325 9403 9613 9801 10467 10470 10471 10472 10473 10479 10480 10481 10482 10483 10484
$
127.50 76.50 79.50 72.50 90.00 51.20 211.48 567.22 127.50 989.99 203.82 923.87 446.84 347.98 297.62
10485 10486 10487 10488 10489 10490 10491 10492 10493 10494 10495 10496 10497 10499 10500
TOTAL OUTSTANDING CHECKS (-) Last month's reconciled bank balance (+) This month's deposits (-)
This month's checks
(=)
This month's reconciled bank balance
End of accounting period through 3-31-85
S
309.84 266.77 175.00 175.00 112.46 93.76 282.37 45.78 57.88 213.48 108.29 292.60 84.85 5.59 40.80
10501 10502 10503 10504 10505 10506 10507 10508 10509 10510 10511 10512 10513 10514
S 6 ,893.00 4.62 54.39 12.00 26.25 26.44 300.00 107.84 2 ,600.00 114.25 30.00 37.87 1 ,454.37 1,,761.11
; 20,320.13 $120,,938..68 63,,673..13 ( 147, ,950..79)
S 36,661.02
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Exhibit C
M:.W:. GRAND-LODGE A.F. & A.M. OF KANSAS CHARITY FUND - INCOME & EXPENSE STATEMENT FEBRUARY 1, 1984 THROUGH JANUARY 31, 1985
Interest on Investments Contributions
$
9,628.08 600.00
TOTAL GROSS INCOME
$ 10,228.08
EXPENSE 7,583.10
Contributions TOTAL EXPENSE
7,583.10
NET PROFIT OR LOSS (-)
$
CHARITY FUND - BANK RECONCILIATION
2,644.98
Exhibit D
FARMIS ACCOUNT NO. OOOllOL Last Recorded Date on Bank Statement 1-31-85 Bank Statement Ending Balance
$
Deposits Not on Bank Statement TOTAL
167.62 -
$
167.62
OUTSTANDING CHECKS (Includes checks still outstanding from last month's reconciliation, plus all checks written this month that are not on this month's bank statement.) TOTAL OUTSTANDING CHECKS Reconciled Bank Balance
167.62
Last month's reconciled bank balance (+) This month's deposits (-) This month's checks (=) This month's reconciled bank balance End of accounting period through 1-31-85
167.62
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M:.W:. GRAND LODGE A.F. & A.M. OP KANSAS
Exhibit E
COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEETS ASSETS: Cash & Investments: Cash in Bank, Gen. Fund, Kaw Valley Bank Cash in Bank, Charity Fund, Kaw Valley Bank Accounts Receivable (Ref. on T. Notes) Savings, Gen. Fund, Kaw Valley Bank Savings, Gen. Fund, Cap. Fed. S S L Kaw Valley Bank, MMC Savings, Merchants Natl. Bank Savings, Gen. Fund, 1st Natl. Bank Auto Reserve, Cap. Fed. S s L Savings, Charity Fund, Cap. Fed. U.S. Notes & Bonds, Gen. Fund Corporate Bonds at Cost, Gen. Fund Common Stock, Gen. Fund U.S. Treasury Notes, Gen. Fund U.S. Notes & Bonds, Charity Fund Reserve for New Roof, Gen. Fund Total Cash & Investments Fixed Assets: Land ' Building & Equipment Less Reserve for Depreciation
January 31, 1984
January 31, 1985
$ 48,732.85 706.29 2,341.55 298,619.27 106,158.66 10,000.00 .00 .00 2,449.47 9,672.76 39,204.67 46,590.54 7,780.72 160,018.53 68,720.30 .00 $800,995.61
10,000.00 157,825.04 ( 15,963.10)
36,661.02 167.62 2,341.55 169,018.75 96,063.97 .00 100,362.95 100,356.05 2,588.34 12,846.11 39,204.67 46,590.54 4,322.86 160,063.70 68,730.60 30,000.00 $
(
869,318.73
10,000.00 158,371.04 21,038.49)
Total Fixed Assets
$151,861.94
$
TOTAL ASSETS
5952,857.55
$1,016,651.28
LIABILITIES: Accrued Liabilities: Payroll Tax Masonic Tour Refund Contingency Fund for New Roof TOTAL LIABILITIES SURPLUS: Retained Earnings TOTAL LIABILITIES & SURPLUS
147,332.55
$ (
18.56 701.98) .00
$
419.16 .00 30,000.00
($
683.42)
$
30,419.16
953 ,540.97
986,232.12
$952 ,857.55
$1,,016,651.28
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Exhibit F
DETAIL OF INVESTMENTS ON EXHIBIT E JANUARY 31, 1985
INVESTMENTS IN CHARITY FUND: Notes & Bonds U.S. Treasury Note #912827LH3 •U.S. Treasury Note #912827PP1 U.S. Treasury Note #12827FW7 U.S. Treasury Note #912827QT2 U.S. Treasury Note #912827KC5
$ 24,221.82 19,498.48 5,000.00 15,010.30 5,000.00
Total Charity Fund Notes INVESTMENTS IN GENERAL FUND: Corporate Bonds U.S. steel Bonds E16171-17139 Santa Fe Railroad Bond National Biscuit Company Bonds Consolidated Edison Bonds B-1847 Pacificorp. Bonds RV2339 Panhandle Eastern Pipeline RV02108
$ 68,730.60
$ 14,196.45 11,260.89 7,658.04 3,400.00 5,000.00 5,075.16
Total Corporate Bonds
46,,590 .54
U.S. Bonds U.S. Bonds #s 5861A, 5852B, 5863C U.S. Bonds #4427-H-85 U.S. Bonds #4428-J-85
19,204.67 10,000.00 10,000.00 39,,204..67
Total U.S. Bonds U.S. Treasury Notes U.S. Treasury Note U.S. Treasury Note U.S. Treasury Note U.S. Treasury Note U.S. Treasury Note U.S. Treasury Note U.S. Treasury Note U.S. Treasury Note
#M8F-843-Ml #C08709118 #912827QT2 #912827FW7 #912827PZ9 #912827RD6X1986 #912817RB0 #912827PH9
S 10,187.47 10,128.86 39,985.80 39,969.40 9,767.80 10,015.50 19,983.60 20,025.27 160,,063,.70
Total U.S. Treasury Notes - General Fund Common Stock R. J. Reynolds Sea-Land Corp.
200 Shares 40 Shares
Total Common Stock - General Fund Total Investments in General Fund Auditor's Note:
S
4,074.47 248.39 4,322.86 $250,181.77
All of the aforementioned investments are listed at cost. Most of the items' face values are considerably more than the costs which are stated.
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Exhibit G
STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN FINANCIAL POSITION - CASH BASIS MINIMUM REPORTING FOR YEAR ENDED JANUARY 31, 1985 CASH GENERATED: Income Before Extraordinary Items Depreciation Expense Less Capital Expenditures Accounts Payable Increase
$ 32,691.15 5,075.39 ( 546.00) 31,102.58
TOTAL CASH GENERATED
$ 68,323.12
NET INCREASE IN CASH S INVESTMENTS FOR THE PERIOD
S 68,323.12
C E R T I F I C A T E This is to certify that our records show a balance of the Grand Lodge A.F. & A.M. of Kansas in the following amounts as of the close of business, January 30, 1985: General Fund Charity Fund
521,031.93 167.62
KAW VALLEY STATE BANK S TRUST CO. , INC. TOPEKA, KANSAS 66608 C. H. Haynes, Cashier
I will end my report to this Grand Lodge body with a word of thanks for your confidence in me, and I shall strive to continue to merit your trust. Thank you! Respectfully submitted. William F. Mcintosh, PGM Grand Treasurer
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REPORT OF THE GRAND SECRETARY R:.W:. Albert O. Arnold, Jr., Grand Secretary, gave the following report which, on his motion, was received and referred to the Reports of Grand Officers Committee. To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: As required in our Constitution and By-laws (ARTICLE VI, Section 9 and 2-110 and 2-111) this report is submitted. Please do take special note of the tabulation of disbursements, also the estimation of income and expenses at the conclusion of this report. Annual Reports As you will note, again we were unable to complete the statistical report of the Lodges due to a number of them failing to make report as required in our laws, which states "on or before the 10th of January". Storms and severe cold weather again struck our state shortly after the beginning of the new year. With this in mind, I did ask the Grand Master for permission to extend the reporting time until the 31st of January, 1985. Even this did not help the situation. Too often you have heard me address you on this subject. We were advised on several occasions to apply to the Worshipful Masters of the several Lodges in question, as it is their duty to "set the craft to work". Also noting this is a "law, rule and regulation" and to so advise, but sadly I report our situation in this area has worsened. The loss of credentials has had little effect. Some change must be made in our laws to counteract this increasing problem. Per Capita Tax Several Lodges reported having forwarded notice of dues which separated the per capita tax. I believe this is in violation of By-law 2-301 which says in part: "The per capita tax shall not be assessed against the members, but shall be included in the amount for annual dues". Several Lodges have amended their Lodge Laws to the effect their dues would be for a sura plus the per capita tax. Even that is subject to review. Several Lodges reported problems with paying their per capita tax. This should not be; for when 1984 dues were collected, so was the per capita tax. You should not have to pay 1984 per capita tax from dues collected in 1985. Taxation We have received fewer calls this year regarding Form 990 and year. To be sure, we still do have them and when a problem does assistance. A word of caution - always keep a dated copy of any with the particular taxing authority in question. Also, be sure or letters from tax authorities. This is most important.
other tax problems this arise, please ask for and all correspondence to answer any question
Dual/Plural Memberships Again, I bring this to your attention. These memberships should not be a problem if the Lodge secretary would just communicate with your Grand Lodge office. All jurisdictions having dual/plural memberships have reporting laws similar to our own. This requires notification through the Grand Secretary's office. This past year we found a Brother who had membership in seven other jurisdictions. He was in violation in four of those without the slightest notion of his situation. Seventeen letters and four long distance phone calls solved the problem, but not his feelings. This Brother holds a PHD in education, is a commissioned officer who has been stationed in many foreign countries - just the type to enthusiastically promote and support Masonry. But today he is less than interested - all because of a lack of communication. There were others during the year, several within our own jurisdiction. Again, hard feelings and strong words - all of which could have been avoided by a letter or call to the Grand Lodge office. Financial Statement Last year I did ask for and receive permission to ask for financial statements from all Lodges. Our concern centered around that portion of the District Deputy report which states: "Cash in bank and on hand". Literally this did not cover the entire fi-
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nances of some Lodges. This was further augmented by reports that Lodges might be siibject to examinations by the Internal Revenue Service. Naturally the possibility of having these facts compared with such information as we retain at your Grand Lodge office caused concern. As a point of information, two Lodges were examined by Internal Revenue. Fortunately, as of reporting time, all appears well and without problems. Still, this can happen to any Lodge. So keep your records in good order and report changes immediately to us. Computer Systems Last sxanmer I was instructed by our Grand Master to meet with our Home Administrator, Brother Jerry Lindenbaum, and others, to examine the combining of our computer work through one unit. The Home consultant called in several experts as well as factory representatives A careful examination revealed that the Grand Lodge required much more time and information than that of our Home. Our requirements were estimated to be in the neighborhood of three to four times as great as required by the Home. Further^ our.requirements as compared with the Home were quite different. It was concluded that this marriage would not be financially advantageous. At first glance this defies logic. Yet on closer examination, we found that our commercial firm can actually produce at a much cheaper rate owing to the fact that they have the advantage of combining with other clients and thus can operate their equipment twenty-four hours a day. Grand Lodge Library and Museum We are always pleased to accept donations to the Library/Museum or to display them for the benefit of all. Items continue to be received to the extent we would be happy to learn of some reasonably priced display cabinets. The following items were donated or loaned this past year: Former books of M:.W:. Floyd S. Ecord, PGM, were received on August 21, 1984: Annual Proceedings 1913-1915, Vol. 1919-1921, Vol. 1921-1924, Vol. 1931-1933, Vol. 1934-1936, Vol. 1937-1939, Vol. 1940-1942, Vol. 1943-1945, Vol. 1946-1948, Vol.
18 19 20 22 XXIII XXIV XXV XXVI XXVIl
"Morals and Dogma" - Albert Pike, A.A.S.R., S.J.; Reprint, 1944. "Morals and Dogma" - Albert Pike, A.A.S.R., S.J.; 1919. "Morals and Dogma" - Albert Pike, A.A.S.R., S.J.; Approx. 1905. "Semi-Centennial Celebration of the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of Ancient, Free and Accepted Masons of Kansas" - A. K. Wilson, 1906. "An Encyclopedia of Freemasonry" - Albert G. Mackey, 1921.
Vol. I, A-L.
"An Encyclopedia of Freemasonry" - Albert G. Mackey, 1921.
Vol. II, M-Z.
"Masonry Defined" - E. R. Johnson, 1930. "Jewels of Masonic Oratory" - L. S. Myler, 1930. "Ritual of the Grand Lodge of Kansas" - Seven copies. "Ritual With Vocabulary", Book No. 3101, Red Cover. "Ritual of The Degrees of Royal Arch Masonry", Book No. 5101, M: .E:. Grand Chapter of Kansas. "Mentor's Manual", 1953, Grand Lodge F. & A.M. of Indiana.
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"Indiana Monitor and Freemasons Guide" - L. R. Taylor, 1953, Grand Lodge F. & A.M. of Indiana. "Ronayne's Handbook of Freemasonry" - Edinond Ronayne, 1952 Edition by E. A. Cook Co. Estimation of Income and Expenses A short time ago, after much deliberation, our Grand Master wisely elected to appoint a committee to investigate the financial problems we have been e^eriencing at our Kansas Masonic Home. My instructions were to assist this committee in forwarding a questionnaire to the membership through their respective lodges. My further instructions were that this was to be distributed to Grand Lodge officers and Past Grand Lodge officers, but they were not to be members of this committee. Regardless of planning, a number of questions were directed to me as Grand Secretary and did relate directly to the Grand Lodge Budget. The one most often asked: "how much do we allow the Home from our per capita tax?" By-law 2-301 says, in part, $1.50. And it has so stated since 1963. That leaves $4.50 for the other expense of Grand Lodge: mileage and per diem to Lodge Representatives, the KANSAS MASON, allowances- to Lecturers, postage and mailing, and the other operations of your Grand Lodge office. The other items are listed on the following pages. One of the other questions asked, frankly, shocked me. Details of the question I do not believe are necessary, but here is the answer: The Grand Lodge A.F. & A.M. of Kansas is an unincorporated association 501 (c) 10. The Kansas Masonic Home is a non-profit corporation 501 (c) 3. The Kansas Masonic Foundation is a non-profit corporation 501 (c) 3. From a legal standpoint, we are three separate entities. Now as to the use of the other funds, you can read as well as the next person, and we certainly hope that you do so. You will also find a complete listing of every check drawn on the treasury this past year. This, I believe, is one of a kind. Personally, I do not know of any other organization requiring a listing of each check. The estimation accompanying this report was constructed with the assistance of our Grand Treasurer, the Finance Committee and the Council of Administration. This year I have asked for and received permission to change the format of the estimation. You will note we are listing last year's estimation and the new year budget on the same page. You will also note marks designating changes. Your questions are certainly invited. Appreciation Each year at this time and as I conclude my report, I have the great fear that my words will sound bland and redundant. Yet, if you too experienced first-hand the many acts we witness each and every year - as the various members of committees go about their duties - I am sure you would agree with my conclusions. The committee chairmen and members all perform a very valuable and necessary part of our Fraternal operation. This year has been particularly difficult for our staff. A re-evaluation of our various duties had been studied for several months. However, the timing of the change came about in an unexpected way and was far ahead of any planning. Yet the staff took it all in stride and in a very proud manner extended themselves far beyond any call of duty. Proudly we commend them to you: Rachael Gilbert, Arlene Mahrle, Jack Werner, my personal secretary and right hand - Jean Rader, and the newest member of the team, R:.W:. Halbert G. Horton. To our Grand Master, What a pleasure and honor to serve with this fine gentleman and dedicated Mason. To the Council of Administration, a big thank you to this fine group of hard working members of Kansas Masonry. Finally and as ever, my sincerest thanks and appreciation to each one of you for allowing me to serve you in this officeFraternally submitted, Albert O. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
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GRAND SECRETARY ESTIMATE OF INCOME AND GENERAL FUND EXPENSES 1 9 8 5
1984 * P e r - C a p i t a Tax (64,000 @ $6.00) • R a i s i n g Pee ( 1,000 @ 5 5 . 0 0 ) (Interest) C h a r i t y Fund • G e n e r a l Fund (Interest) York R i t e (Maintenance) Ticket Sales (Banquets) Special Dispensations Merchandise Sales Kansas Masonic Foundation (Maintenance) Total
Income
Proposed 1985
$393,000.00 5,500.00 3,500.00 34,000.00 5,967.00 8,000.00 200.00 5,000.00 3,000.00
$384,000.005,000.003,500.00 35,000.00+ 5,967.00 8,000.00 200.00 5,000.00 3,000.00
$458,167.00
$449,667.00
$
$
Estimated Expenditures 0100 0110 0150 0180 0890 4910 4940 4970 5000 5010 5030 5050 5060 5070 5080 5100 5110 5120 5130 5140 5150 5160 5180 5190 5200 5210 5220 5230 5240 5250 5260 5270 5280 5290 5300 5310 5320 5330 6600 7600 8100 8350 8840 8910 8920 8930 8940 8970
Labor (Part Time) Employee Retirement *Social Security (PICA) *Gross Wages Grand Secretary Allowance *Per-Capita Tax to Masonic Home Charity Fund Transfer (By-law 2-302) *Raising Fees Service and Supplies Kansas Employment Security Fund Grand Master's Contingent Fund *Prior Annual Communication Expense *Prior Annual Communication Per-Diem *Prior Annual Communication Mileage *Grand Master's Jewel and Apron *Grand Master and Grand Secretary Conference Grand Tyler and Assistant Grand Tyler Allowance *Grand Lecturer and Assistants Committee on Ritualistic Work *Committee on Masonic Education Committee on Public Schools (Youth Essay Contest) Committee Allowance Committee on Trials and Punishments *George Washington Memorial *Masonic Service Association Dues *Print Annual Proceedings Grand Officers' Travel Print Laws of Masonry Library Expense Stationary Printing and Supplies Grand Master's Automobile Expense *Postage and Express Distribution List of Lodges Parking *Blue Cross and Blue Shiels *Print and Mail KANSAS MASON *Computer Expense Miscellaneous Equipment Repairs Building Repair and Upkeep *Insurance *Accounting and Audit Service *Real Estate and Personal Property Taxes Electricity *Heating Fuel *Telephone Water Janitorial Service Total Estimated Expenditures
1,500.00 4,200.00 3,500.00 85,289.00 4,000.00 98,250.00 None 5,500.00 4,000.00 350.00 8,000.00 17,500.00 11,220.00 17,650.00 3,000.00 3,243.00 80.00 11,200.00 1,000.00 6,000.00 8,000.00 1,000.00 1,000.00 1,200.00 2,500.00 7,125.00 7,500.00 400.00 1,000.00 4,500.00 13,000.00 8,500.00 850.00 400.00 5,000.00 36,500.00 17,600.00 1,000.00 5,000.00 12,000.00 4,000.00 2,860.00 9,800.00 4,500.00 8,900.00 3,750.00 300.00 4,500.00
$458,167.00
•Represents change from 1984 budget. Minus (-), Increase (+).
1,500.00 4,200.00 5,500.00+ 76,522.004,000.00 96,000.00None 5,000.004,000.00 350.00 8,000.00 17,000.00 11,000.0017,000.003,250.00+ 3,600.00+ 80.00 9,000.001,000.00 7,000.00+ 8,000.00 1,000.00 1,000.00 1,000.003,200.00+ 6,465.007,500.00 400.00 1,000.00 4,500.00 13,000.00 8,850.00+ 850.00 400.00 4,200.0035,000.0021,000.00+ 1,000.00 5,000.00 12,000.00 6,500.00+ 3,100.00+ 10,000.00+ 4,500.00 7,500.003,900.00+ 300.00 4,500.00
$449,667.00
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Grand Lodge of Kansas
SCHEDULE "A'' - PER CAPITA TAX LODGE 1. 2. 3.
56. . 7. 8. 9. - 10. 11. 12. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. 70. 71. 72.
AMOUNT $ 774 510 6,354 498 2,178 ,3,072 2,646 1,764 1,404 546 3,726 462 2,676 2,022 4,560 2,484 1,710 486 444 702 1,134 186 222 636 330 558 1,134 246 546 654 456 2,256 888 756 1,182 600 894 288 948 582 942 264 702 264 414 714 516 5,580 480 2,334 504 690 1,314 390 5,892 780 630 516 720 1,074 1,134 546 756 558 582 1,200 354
LODGE 73. 74. 75. 76. 77. 79. 80. 83. 84. 85. 86. 87. 88. 89. 90. 91. 92. 93. 94. 95. 96. 97. 98. 99. 100. 101. 102. 103. 104. 105. 106. 107. 108. 109. 110. 111. 112. 113. 114. 115. 116. 117. 119. 121. 122. 123. 124. 125. 126. 127. 129. 130. 131. 132. 133. 134. 135. 136. • 137. 138. 140. 141. 142. 143. 144. 145. 146.
AMOUNT $ 558 1,344 792 708 1,374 816 954 660 216 444 7,440 354 984 414 5,814 1,242 348 1,146 1,008 828 2,958 2,808 1,518 8,166 1,086 522 4,002 2,094 888 594 1,350 1,806 720 414 1,350 492 2,706 1,050 438 450 366 2,232 666 558 354 186 726 300 174 270 876 174 276 654 2,610 1,116 810 624 852 378 1,950 510 2,376 552 678 780 1,242
LODGE 147. 148. 149. 150. 151. 152. 153. 154. 155. 156. 157. 158. 160. 161. 162. 163. 164. 165. 166. 167. 168. 169. 171. 172. 173. 174. 176. 177. 179. 181. 183. 184. 186. 187. 188. 189. 190. 191. 192. 193. 194. 195. 196'. 197.
198. 199. 200. 201. 202. 203. 204. 205. 206. 208. 210. 211. 212. 214. 215. 216. 217. 219. 220. 221. 222. 223. 224.
AMOUNT $ 786 810 342 2,010 1,392 618 5,532 912 648 588 426 1,638 870 462 876 360 1,146 690 210 1,110 3,780 744 660 2,052 1,122 1,056 234 1,866 636 • 312 288 978 900 5,148 594 486 894 570 972 342 876 1,482 714 318 534 750 1,110 2,274 156 708 378 384 1,014 408 396 342 396 426 390 534 480 312 504 528 1,944 876 396
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SCHEDULE "A'' - PER CAPITA TAX LODGE 225. 226. 227. 229. 230. 233. 234. 236. 237. 238. 241. 242. 243. 244. 245. 246. 247. 248. 250. 252.
253 254. 256. 257. 258. 259. 261. 262. 264. 265. 266. 267. 268. 269. 271. 272. 273. 274. 275. 277. 278. 279. 280. 281. 282. 283. 284. 285. 286. 288. 289. 290. 291. 293. 294. 295. 297. 298. 299.
$
AMOUNT 2,652
LODGE
360 228 264
301. 302. 303. 306. 307. 309. 310. 311. 312. 313. 314. 315. 316. 318. 319. 321. 322. 323. 324. 325. 326. 327. 328. 329. 330. 331. 333. 334. 335. 336. 337. 338. 339. 340. 341. 344. 345. 347. 348. 349. 351. 352. 354. 355. 356. 357. 358. 359. 360. 361. 362. 364. 365. 366. 367. 369. 371. 372.
1,386
462 198 1,068
378 654 210 186 708 456 474 1,644
660 822 174 912 780 642 390 426 894 258 372 606 324 1,890
198 348 456 564 . 1,254 1,908 1,680
576 510 516 1,440
528 408 972 432 300 1,170
444 492 432 810 1,158
378 876 432 990 342 216 648
300
AMOUNT S 1,362
396 174 25,518 1,698 1,362
762 516 3,162
444 1,302
540 564 150 378 864 1,086 3,234
264 1,272
246 450 582 144 654 600 1,116 1,866
318 480 210 150 456 408 510 522 492 486 312 402 240 456 402 126 396 402 324 306 432 462 270 612 1,812 1,980 1,062
462 2,544
450 294
LODGE 374. 376. 379. 380. 382. 383. 384. 385. 388. 390. 391. 393. 395. 396. 397. 398. 399.
401. 402. 403. 404. 406. 408. 409. 410. 411. 413. 414. 415. 417. 419. 420. 422. 423. 424. 427. 429. 430. 431. 433. 435. 436. 437. 438. 440. 441. 444. 445. 446. 449. 450. TOTAL PER CAPITA TAX
AMOUNT S 798 498 354 282 198 444 522 900 132 420 288 414 564 588 798 360 462 378 696 588 726 1,062 810 312 294 176 390 228 546 402 186 378 282 216 312 300 258 354 420 11,652 714 • 3,174 588 1,572 288 462 492 1,788 474 300 570
$380,862
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GRAND LODGE OF KANSAS 1984-1985 WARRANT ACCOUNT CHECKS DATE.
CHECK NO.
01-31-84 01-31-84 01-31-84 01-31-84 01-31-84 01-31-84 01-31-84 01-31-84 01-31-84 02-06-84 02-06-84 02-06-84 02-06-84 02-08-84 02-09-84 02-09-84 02-13-84 02-13-84 02-14-84 02-14-84 02-14-84 02-14-84 02-14-84 02-14-84 02-14-84 02-14-84 02-14-84 02-14-84 02-14-84 02-14-84 02-14-84 02-14-84 02-14-84 02-14-84 02-14-84 02-14-84 02-14-84 02-14-84 02-14-84 02-14-84 02-14-84 02-15-84 02-15-84 02-15-84 02-17-84 02-17-84 02-17-84 02-17-84 02-17-84 02-17-84 02-21-84 02-22-84 02-24-84 02-24-84 02-24-84 02-27-84 02-27-84 02-27-84 02-27-84 02-27-84 02-27-84 02-27-84 02-27-84
9057 9058 9059 9060 9061 9062 9063 9064 9065 9066 9067 9068 9069 9070 9071 9072 9073 9074 9075 9076 9077 9078 9079 9080 9081 9082 9083 9QS4 9085 9086 9087 9088 9089 9090 9091 9092 9093 9094 9095 9096 9097 9098 9099 9100 9102 9103 9104 9105 9106 9107 9108 9109 9110 9111 9112 9113 9114 9115 9116 9117 9118 9119 9120
FAVOR OF. W i l l i a m G. Updegrove. Clay Center Publishing Co. Crane & Co. Wilson F l o r i s t . Postmaster B u r l i n g t o n . Coffey County Today Newspaper. Richard A. P o r t e r . L.D. Winegardner. Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. KS A g r i c u l t u r a l Marketing. Addressograph-Farrington. Inland Business Systems. Amoco Oil Co. Earle M. S i t t o n . Wichita Consistory. KS Department Economic D e v e l o p ' t . Postmaster. J . Fred Williamson. Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. David L. Recob. Jean E. Rader. Elton W. Werner. Rachael J . G i l b e r t . Arlene V. Hahrle. KP&L. Nationwide Papers. Addressograph-Farrington. Southwest Bell Telephone. Capitol C i t y O f f i c e I n c . Midwestern Paper Co. C i t y of Topeka. Crane & Co. Petrofina. KS Turnpike A u t h o r i t y . Robert M. Schroeder. Void. C.W. S i l l s . Ronald E. White. Kansas Masonic Home. Void. Void. Greyhound Bus Depot. United Parcel Service. RayCo I n c . Modern O f f i c e Methods. Crane & Co. David P. Aday. Macoy Masonic Supply Co. Earle M. S i t t o n . J e r r y A. Lough. A l f r e d H. Slough. Southwest Bell Co. David P. Aday. Postmaster. Jean E. Rader. A l b e r t 0. A r n o l d , J r . David L. Recob. Jean E. Rader. Elton W. Werner. Rachael J . G i l b e r t . Kaw V a l l e y State Bank. Donella R. Glenn. L i l l i a n H. Wiant.
FOR. Lecturers Kansas Mason Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Kansas Mason Kansas Mason GH/GS Conference GM/GS Conference GM/GS Conference Accounting Service Printing Equipment Repair Grand Sec'y Allowance Lecturers Telephone Miscellaneous Postage Lecturers Payrol 1 Payrol1 Payrol1 Payrol1 Payrol1 Payrol1 Electric Supplies Printing Telephone Supplies Printing B u i l d i n g Upkeep Services Gr. Sec'y Allowance Gr. Sec'y Allowance Lecturers Lecturers Lecturers Masonic Education Express Express Supplies Supplies Equipment Repairs Lecturers Items f o r Resale Lecturers Lecturers Lecturers Telephone Lecturers Kansas Mason Library Payrol1 Payrol1 Payrol1 Payrol1 Payroll Payroll Taxes Retirement Reti rement
AMOUNT. $
152.06 253.98 1.90 23.50 2,400.00 1,948.51 71.50 117.50 117.50 248.71 10.09 78.00 99.36 126.48 46.87 78.50 450.00 242.48 851.84 533.25 412.21 310.95 264.69 159.08 161.94 26.75 58.15 53.82 25.19 216.73 25.00 67.60 11.10 10.45 53.70 376.98 57.44 1,512.36 19.80 19.30 30.68 106.08 212.40 223.60 563.49 201.66 355.82 154.92 63.75 232.40 300.00 15.55 851.84 533.25 412.21 310.95 231.27 1,811.10 175.00 175.00
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Grand Lodge of Kansas
1984-85
61
GRAND LODGE OF KANSAS 1984-1985
WARRANT ACCOUNT CHECKS
DATE.
CHECK NO.
AMOUNT.
03-28-84 03-29-84 03-29-84 03-29-84 03-29-84 03-29-84 03-29-84 03-29-84 03-29-84 03-29-84 03-29-84 03-29-84 03-29-84 03-29-84 03-29-84 03-29-84 03-29-84 03-29-84 03-29-84 03-29-84 03-29-84 03-29-84 03-29-84 03-29-84 03-29-84 03-29-84 03-29-84 03-29-84 03-29-84 03-29-84 03-29-84 03-29-84 03-30-84 04-04-84 04-04-84 04-05-84 04-05-84 04-05-84 04-05-84 04-05-84 04-05-84 04-09-84 04-09-84 04-09-84 04-12-84 04-12-84 04-12-84 04-12-84 04-12-84 04-12-84 04-12-84 04-12-84 04-12-84 04-12-84 04-12-84 04-12-84 04-12-84 04-12-84 04-12-84 04-12-84 04-12-84 04-12-84 04-12-84 04-12-84 04-12-84
9834 9835 9836 9837 9838 9839 9840 9841 9842 9843 9844 9845 9846 9847 9848 9849 9850 9851 9852 9853 9854 9855 9856 9857 9858 9859 9860 9861 9862 9863 9864 9865 9866 9867 9868 9869 9870 9871 9872 9873 9874 9875 9875 9877 9878 9879 9880 9881 9882 9883 9884 9885 9886 9887 9888 9889 9890 9891 9892 9893 9894 9895 9896 9897 9898
$ 230.30 907.85 633.88 446.92 349.42 232.58 93.30 1.877.75 175.00 175.00 477.55 320.89 12.48 125.84 871.46 53.94 12.17 14.12 376.27 130.00 1.481.97 193.83 43.00 81.24 835.44 11.00 28.00 25.00 201.50 183.86 74.16 55.00 9.15 293.82 1,003.08 1,369.84 2,627.60 2,136.41 6,088.74 350.00 7,217.81 257.50 62.40 77.90 35.27 40.52 55.93 188.27 48.36 22.36 41.65 519.97 93.56 74.36 54.72 80.08 296.64 151.99 3,171.36 594.10 907.85 633.88 446.92 349.42 264.69
FAVOR OF. FOR. Grand O f f i c e r Travels A r r i s H. Johnson. Payroll A l b e r t 0. Arnolds J r . Payrol1 David L. Recob. Payroll Jean E. Rader. Payrol1 Elton W. Werner. Payroll Rachael J . G i l b e r t . William F. Mcintosh. Payroll Payroll Taxes Kaw V a l l e y State Bank. Retirement Donella R. Glenn. Retirement L i l l i a n H. Wiant. Gr. Sec'y Allowance Master Card. Printing Midwestern Paper Co. Miscellaneous J.C. Darling Co. Equipment Repairs O f f i c e Concepts. Heating Fuel Gas Service Co. Telephone Southwest Bell Telephone Co. Miscellaneous Capitol C i t y O f f i c e I n c . Annual Communication J.P. Luther Co. Annual Communication K & B Enterprises. Printing O f f i c e Concepts. Items f o r Resale McCoy Masonic Supply Co. B u i l d i n g Upkeep Piping C o n t r a c t o r s . Grand O f f i c e r Travel AAA Club Kansas. Telephone Republic Telecom Corp. Computer Services Data Science Corp. G.M. Automobile Foltz-Roepke Insurance Co. Parking John Bush. B u i l d i n g Upkeep O l i v e r Tucker. Payroll Taxes KS w i t h h o l d i n g Tax. Annual Communication Wichita C o n s i s t o r y . Annual Communication C l i f f o r d D. Knauss. P e t i t i o n Fee A l b e r t Pike Lodge No. 303. Water C i t y o f Topeka. Chuck Hoffmeister. Janitorial Blue Cross & Shield o f Kansas Health Care Plan Annual Communication Wichita C o n s i s t o r y . . Annual Communication Midian Shrine-Temple W i c h i t a . Annual Communication Holiday Inn W i c h i t a . Annual,Conmunication Holiday Inn W i c h i t a . Postage Postmaster. Annual Communication Wichita Consistory. G.M. Jewel Repair Rex L. Broker. Masonic Education Master P r i n t e r s I n c . Wichita Consistory. Telephone Telephone Southwest Bell Telephone Co. ; Printing O f f i c e Concepts I n c . Supplies Capitol C i t y O f f i c e I n c . Electric KP&L. Stationary Nationwide Paper Co. B u i l d i n g Upkeep Cambridge Lawn Care. Amoco O i l Co. Gr. Sec'y Allowance Pantagraph Company. L i s t o f Lodges Masonic KS A g r i c u l t u r i a l Marketing I n c . Accounting Services A-1 Lock & Key Supply Co. B u i l d i n g Upkeep B u i l d i n g Upkeep Scotch Fabric Services. Printing Gold S p e c i a l t i e s . Equipment Repair Addressograph-Farrington. Piping Contractors I n c . B u i l d i n g Upkeep Masonic Service A s s o c i a t i o n . Annual Dues G.M. Automobile L.D. Winegardner. A l b e r t 0. A r n o l d . J r . Payrol 1 Payrol1 David L. Recob. Payroll Jean E. Rader. Payrol1 Elton W. Werner. Payrol1 Rachael J . G i l b e r t .
Proceedings of the
62
March
GRAND LODGE OF KANSAS 1984-1985
WARRANT ACCOUNT CHECKS
DATE.
CHECK NO.
04-13-84 04-13-84 04-13-84 04-16-84 04-16-84 04-17-84 04-18-84 04-18-84 04-18-84 04-18-84 04-18-84 04-18-84 04-18-84 04-24-84 04-26-84 04-27-84 04-27-84 04-27-84 04-27-84 04-27-84 04-27-84 04-27-84 04-27-84 04-27-84 04-27-84 04-27-84 04-27-84 04-27-84 04-27-84 04-27-84 04-27-84 04-27-84 04-27-84 04-27-84 04-27-84 04-30-84 04-30-84 04-30-84 04-30-84 05-01-84 05-01-84 03-02-84 05-03-84 05-03-84 05-03-84 05-08-84 05-08-84 05-11-84 05-14-84 05-14-84 05-14-84 05-14-84 05-14-84 05-14-84 05-14-84 05-14-84 05-14-83 05-14-84 05-14-84 05-14-84 05-14-84 05-14-84 05-15-84 05-15-84 05-15-84 05-17-84 05-17-84 05-18-84
9899 9900 9901 9902 9903 9904 9905 9906 9907 9908 9909 9910 9911 9912 9913 9914 9915 9916 9917 9918 9919 9920 9921 9922 9923 9924 9925 9926 9927 9928 9929 9930 9931 9932 9933 9934 9935 9936 9937 9938 9939 9940 9941 9942 9943 9944 9945 9946 9947 9948 9949 9950 9951 9952 9953 9954 9955 9956 9957 9958 9959 .9960 9961 9952 9953 9964 9965 9966
FAVOR OF. Kansas Turnpike Authority. Clifford D. Knauss. Kansas Masonic Home. Arlene V. Mahrle. Goff Lodge #430. Crane & Co^ Inc. Internal Revenue Service. KS Employment Security Fund. William F. Mcintosh. Postmaster. Postmaster. Internal Revenue Service. Postmaster Burlington. Arris M. Johnson.. Conference G.M. N. America. Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. David L. Recob. Jean E. Rader. Elton W. Werner. Rachael J. Gilbert. Kaw Valley State Bank. Arlene V. Mahrle. Donella R. Glenn. Lillian H. Wiant. Ink Link. Capitol City Inc. Midwestern Paper Co. Mastercard. Petrofina. Gold Specialties. Southwest Bell Telephone Co. Gas Service Co. Republic Telcom Corp. Coffey County Today News. KS Withholding Tax. City of Topeka. Oliver Tucker. John Bush. Chuck Hoffmeister. Scotch Fabrics Care. Amoco Oil Co. KS Agricultural Mark'tg Inc. Postmaster. J.P. Luther Co. Clifford D. Knauss. Postmaster. Arris M. Johnson. L.D. Winegardner. Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. David I. Recob. Jean E. Rader. Elton W. Werner. Rachael J. Gilbert. Bartelsmeyers Jewelers. K.P. 6 L. Co. Southwest Bell Telephone Co. Midwestern Paper Co. Supreme Council 33°. National Geographic. Kansas Turnpike Authority. Print. Nationwide Paper Co. Kaw Valley State Bank. Kenneth N. Chase. Postmaster. Crane & Co. Steward County Jr. College. Ink Link.
FOR.
AMOUNT.
Gr. Sec'y Allowance. $ 15.40 Gr. Officer Travel. 251.26 Per-Capita & Raising Fees . 103,118.00 Part-Time Labor. 123.26 79.50 Mileage & Per-Dlem. 67.60 Annual Communication. 144.72 Federal Taxes. 52.46 Unemployment Taxes. Kansas Mason/Telephone. 264.23 200.00 Postage. Postage. 52.00 151.42 Unemployment Taxes. 2,700.00 Kansas Mason. 172.92 Gr. Officer Travel. 270.00 Conference Dues. Payroll. 907.85 633.88 Payroll. 446.92 Payroll. 349.42 Payroll. Payroll. 275.29 1,929.20 Payroll Taxes. Part-Time Labor. 318.15 Retirement. 175.00 Retirement. 175.00 707.20 Items for Resale. Supplies. 17.51 Printing. 195.39 Gr. Sec*y Allowance. 192.45 7.90 Gr. Sec'y Allowance. Supplies. 102.96 Telephone. 66.17 Heating Fuel. 741.42 Telephone. 93.04 1,951.60 Kansas Mason. Payroll Taxes. 217.00 Water. 7.06 Building Upkeep. 105.00 Parking. 28.00 293.82 Janitorial. Building Upkeep. 55.00 74.35 Gr. Sec'y Allowance. Accounting Services. 543.75 Postage. 250.00 Supplies. 230.31 196.14 Gr. Officer Travels. 400.00 Postage. 535.84 Gr. Officer Travels. 687.08 Grand Master Automobile. Payroll. 907.85 633.88 Payroll. 446.92 Payroll. 349.42 Payroll. Payroll. 247.83 Services. 175.00 Electric. 156.93 59.14 Telephone. Printing. 343.74 12.00 Items for Resale. 16.95 Library. Gr. Sec'y Allowance. 11.75 Equipment Repairs. 44.72 Supplies. 51.13 Purchase C D . 39,985.80 83.50 Mileage. Postage. 250.00 Equipment Repairs. 596.80 300.00 Youth Essay. 2,058.58 Items for Resale.
Grand Lodge of Kansas
1984-85
63
GRAND LODGE OF KANSAS 1984-1985
WARRANT ACCOUNT CHECKS DATE.
CHECK NO
05-21-84 05-21-84 05-21-84 05-22-84 05-29-84 05-30-84 05-30-84 05-30-84 05-30-84 05-30-84 05-30-84 05-30-84 05-30-84 05-30-84 05-30-84 05-30-84 05-30-84 05-30-84 05-30-84 05-30-84 05-30-84 05-30-84 05-30-84 05-30-84 05-30-84 05-30-84 05-30-84 05-30-84 05-30-84 05-31-84 06-01-84 06-01-84 06-01-84 06-01-84 06-01-84 06-01-84 06-04-84 06-05-84 06-05-84 06-11-84 06-11-84 06-11-84 06-11-84 06-13-84 06-14-84 06-14-84 06-14-84 06-14-84 06-14-84 06-14-84 06-14-84 06-14-84 06-14-84 06-14-84 06-14-84 06-14-84 06-14-84 06-20-84 06-22-84 06-22-84 06-25-84 06-25-84 06-25-84 06-27-84 06-28-84 06-28-84 06-28-84 06-28-84 06-28-04
9967 9968 9969 9970 9971 9972 9973 9974 9975 9976 9977 9978 9979 9980 9981 9982 9983 9984 9985 9986 9987 9988 9989 9990 9991 9992 9993 9994 9995 9996 9997 9998 9999 10000 10001 10002 10003 10004 10005 10006 10007 10008 10009 10010 10011 10012 10013 10014 10015 10016 10017 10018 10019 10020 10021 10022 10023 10024 10025 10026 10027 10028 10029 10030 10031 10032 10033 10034 10035
FAVOR OF. Inland Business Systems. Shawnee County Treasurer. Intenational Order Job's Dau. O.C. Correspondence Circle. Postmaster, Topeka, Kansas. Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. David L. Recob. Jean E. Rader. Elton W. Werner. Rachael J. Gilbert. Kaw Valley State Bank. Kansas Withholding Tax. Donella R. Glenn. Lillian H. Wiant. Data Science Corp. Republic Telcom Corp. Midwestern Paper Co. Addressograph-Farrington, Inc. Total Petroleum Inc. 3-M Modern Office Methods. Southwest Bell Telephone. Gas Service Co. Culp-Kelly Florist. Oliver Tucker. John Bush. Print. 3-M Modern Office Methods. Chuck Hoffmeister. University of Kansas. Modern Office Methods. Quill Corp. Mastercard. Amoco Oil Co. Pitney-Bowes Inc. Scotch Fabrics. City of Topeka. Clifford D. Knauss. Kansas Agri Marketing Inc. Claude W. Norris. Postmaster, Topeka, Kansas. C.F. Hartnett Co, Inc. George Gerardy. Hutchinson Community College. Wichita State University. Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. David L. Recob. Jean E. Rader. Elton W. Werner. Rachael J. Gilbert. KP&L Co. Donald W. Mills. RayCo Inc. Southwest Bell Telephone Co. Petro Fina Inc. Kansas Turnpike Authority. Gold Specialties. Print. Ink Link. Kansas State University. Arris M. Johnson. A.A.A. Club Kansas. John A. Rule. • A.A.A. Club Kansas. Wichita State University. Postmaster, Topeka, Kansas. Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. David L. Recob. Jean E. Rader. Elton W. Werner.
FOR. Supplies.
AMOUNT. '•?
G.M. Automobile. Youth. Yearly dues. Postage. Payroll, Payroll. Payroll, Payroll, Payroll. Payroll Taxes. Payroll Taxes KS. Retirement. Retirement. Computer. Telephone. Stationary. Stationary. Grand Sec. Allowance. Supplies. Telephone. Heating Fuel. Miscellaneous. Building Upkeep. Parking. Equipment Repairs. Services. Janitorial. Youth Essay. Services. Supplies. Grand Sec. Allowance. Grand Sec. Allowance. Postage. Services. Water. Grand Officer Travels. Accounting Services. Grand Officer Travels. Postage. Resale Items. Grand Officer Travels. Youth Essay. Youth Essay. Payroll. Payroll. Payroll. Payroll. Payroll. Electric. Parking." Supplies. Telephone. Grand Sec. Allowance. Grand Sec. Allowance. Printing. Maintenance/Supplies. Stationary. Youth Essay. Grand Officer Travels. Grand Officer Travels. Grand Officer Travels. Grand Officer Travels. Youth Essay. Postage. Payroll. Payroll. Payroll. Payroll.
146.78 412.38 300.00 25.00 300.00 907.85 633.88 446.92 349.42 232.58 1,819.75 215.00 175.00 175.00 7,736.37 159.44 64.00 15.21 9.96 34.00 51.12 464.54 27.30 105.00 28.00 46.35 48.47 293.82 100.00 57.20 44.47 240.14 84.62 61.62 81.75 18.51 452.44 145.47 266.92 45.00 1,431.01 89.46 500.00 100.00 907.85 633.88 446.92 258.17 93.20 160.61 1.25 64.38 56.03 19.60 18.60 51.58 1,025.24 18.72 700.00 441.32 44.00 383.12 48.00 1,000.00 650.00 907.85 633.88 446.92 293.42
64
Proceedings of the
March
GRAND LODGE OF KANSAS 1984-1985
WARRANT ACCOUNT CHECKS DATE. 06-28-84 06-28-84 05-28-84 06-28-84 06-28-84 06-28-84 06-28-84 06-28-84 06-28-84 06-28-84 06-28-84 06-28-84 06-28-84 05-28-84 05-28-84 06-28-84 05-28-84 05-28-84 05-28-84 05-28-84 06-28-84 06-28-84 06-28-84 05-28-84 05-29-84 06-29-84 06-29-84 07-03-84 07-03-84 07-03-84 07-03-84 07-05-84 07-05-84 07-09-84 07-10-84 07-10-84 07-12-84 07-12-84 07-12-84 07-13-84 07-13-84 07-13-84 07-13-84 07-13-84 07-13-84 07-13-84 07-13-84 07-13-84 07-13-84 07-13-84 07-13-84 07-13-84 07-13-84 07-13-84 07-17-84 07-17-84 07-17-84 07-17-84 07-17-84 07-19-84 07-25-84 07-25-84 07-26-84 07-25-84 07-30-84 07-30-84 07-30-84 07-30-84
CHECK NO 10035 10037 10038 10039 10040 10041 10042 10043 10044 10045 10046 10047 10048 10049 10050 10051 10052 10053 10054 10055 10056 10057 10058 10059 10060 10061 10052 10063 10064 10055 10066 10067 10058 10059 10070 10071 10072 10073 10074 10075 10075 10077 10078 10079 10080 10081 10082 10083 10084 10085 10085 10087 10088 10089 10090 10091 10092 10093 10094 10095 10095 10097 10098 10099 10100 10101 10102 10103
FAVOR OF. Rachael J. Gilbert. William F. Mcintosh. Floyd E. Ramsey. Kaw Valley State Bank. Donella R. Glenn. Lillian H. Wiant. Amoco Oil Co, George Gerardy. John Bush. Oliver Tucker. Addressograph-Farrington. Macoy Masonic Supply Co. Gas Service Co.
Piping Contractors. Chuck Hoffmeister. Postmaster, Burlington. Lawrence Printing Service. Cambridge Lawn Service. Ink Link. Nat'l Info. Data Center. Southwest Bell Telephone. Lyle Baker Ins. Agency. Republic Telcom Corp. City of Topeka Water Dept. Inland Business Systems. Ramsey Printing Company. A.A.A. Club of Kansas. Kansas Withholding Taxes. Kansas Agri Marketing Inc. Scotch Fabric Care. Blue Cross & Shield of Kansas. Orves U. Beeghly. A.A.A. Club of Kansas. Clifford D. Knauss. L.D. Winegardner. United Parcel Service. Internal Revenue Service. Kansas Empl Sec. Fund. Kaw Valley State Bank & Trust. Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. David L. Recob. Jean E. Rader. Elton W. Werner. Rachael J. Gilbert. Midwestern Paper Co. Coffey County Today. Data Science Corp. RayCo Inc. KP&L Co. Southwest Bell Telephone Co. Cardinal Services. Kansas Turnpike Authority. Petrofina Inc. Nationwide Paper Co. Postmaster, Topeka, Kansas. Shawnee County Treasurer. Shawnee County Treasurer. Reynolds S. Davenport. Design Forum Inc. University of Kansas. University of Kansas. Kansas State University. Chuck Hoffmeister. DeMolay for Boys. Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. David L. Recob. Jean E. Rader. Elton W. Werner.
FOR. Payroll. Payroll. Payroll. Payroll Taxes. Retirement. Retirement. Grand Sec. Allowance. Grand Officer Travels. Parking. Building Upkeep. Supplies. Resale Items. Heating Fuel. Building Upkeep. Janitorial. Kansas Mason. Annual Proceedings. Building Upkeep. Stationary. Library. Telephone. Insurance Policies. Telephone. Water. Supplies. Kansas Mason. Grand Officer Travels. Withholding Taxes. Accounting Services. Services. Health Care Plan. Grand Officers Travels. Grand Officers Travels. Grand Officers Travels. G.M. Automobile. Express. Payroll Taxes. Unemployment Taxes. Federal Unemployment. Payroll. Payroll. Payroll. Payroll. Payroll. Stationary. Kansas Mason. Kansas Mason/Computer. Supplies. Electric. Telephone. Building Upkeep. Grand Sec. Allowance. Grand Sec. Allowance. Supplies. Postage. Property Taxes. Personal Property Tax. Supplies. Building Upkeep. Youth Essay. Youth Essay. Youth Essay. Janitorial. Youth. Payroll. Payroll. Payroll. Payroll.
AMOUNT. 93.20 45.55 46.65 1,753.89 175.00 175.00 52.54 89.00 28.00 105.00 135.05 1,092.43 18.77 53.12 293.82 2,500.00 4,706.66 22.36 17.85 22.95 53.08 2,552.00 71.78 9.98 24.96 292.60 275.00 197.00 81.71 54.04 1,003.08 89.76 55.00 138.56 675.43 9.19 215.98 31.02 95.45 907.85 533.88 445.92 349.42 93.20 . 98.78 1,948.51 1,015.21 55.85 268.52 43.32 155.00 25.86 10.74 37.23 350.00 3,947.58 438.52 8.00 265.24 300.00 200.00 1,000.00 343.82 1,000.00 907.85 633.88 445.92 349.42
1984-85
Crand'Lodge of Kansas
65
GRAND LODGE OF KANSAS 1984-1985 WARRANT ACCOUNT CHECKS DATE. 07-30-84 07-30-84 07-30-84 07-30-84 07-30-84 07-30-84 07-30-84 07-30-84 07-30-84 07-30-84 07-30-84 07-30-84 07-30-84 07-31-84 07-31-84 07-31-84 07-31-84 07-31-84 07-31-84 08-03-84 08-03-84 08-03-84 08-08-84 08-08-84 08-09-84 08-13-84 08-14-84 08-14-84 08-14-84 08-14-84 08-14-84 08-14-84 08-14-84 08-14-84 08-14-84 08-14-84 08-14-84 08-14-84 08-14-84 08-15-84 08-15-84 08-15-84 08-16-84 08-16-84 08-16-84 08-17-84 08-20-84 08-20-84 08-20-84 08-20-84 08-22-84 08-22-84 08-23-84 08-23-84 08-23-84 08-30-84 08-30-84 08-30-84 08-30-84 08-30-84 08-30-84 08-30-84 08-30-84 08-30-84 08-30-84 08-30-84
CHECK NO. FAVOR OF. 10104 Rachael J . G i l b e r t . 10105 Kaw V a l l e y S t a t e Bank & T r u s t . 10106 D o n e l l a R. Glenn. 10107 L i l l i a n H. Wiant. 10108 Oliver Tucker. 10109 Gas S e r v i c e Co. 10110 Southwest Bell Telephone Co. 10111 Print. 10112 Republic Telcom Corp. 10113 W.L. Currle. 10114 RayCo Inc. 10115 John Bush. 10116 Kansas Withholding Tax. 10117 Crane & Company. 10118 Amoco Oil Co. 10119 A.T. & T. Telephone Store. 10120 Scotch Fabric Services. 10121 National Geographic Magazine. 10122 City of Topeka. 10123 Kaw Valley State Bank. 10124 KB Agricultural Marketing. 10125 Kansas Power & Light Co. 10126 Gold Specialties. 10127 A.T. & T. Telephone Store. 10128 Modern Office Methods. 10129 Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. 10130 David L. Recob. 10131 10132 Elton W. Werner. 10133 Rachael J. Gilbert. 10134 Southwest Bell Telephone. 10135 Cambridge Lawn Service. 10136 CCR Company Inc. 10137 Kansas Turnpike Authority. 10138 E. Dean Osborn. 10139 Milton F. Thompson. 10140 Robert M. Schroeder. 10141 J. Fred Williamson. 10142 Oliver Tucker. 10143 Kaw Valley State Bank. 10144 Alfred H. Slough. 10145 C.W. Sills. 10146 Postmaster, Topeka. 10147 Koerperlch Bookbinders. 10148 Emporia State University. 10149 Lyie Baker Agency. 10150 Southwest Bell Telephone Co. 10151 Midwestern Paper Co. 10152 Quill Corp. 10153 University of Kansas. 10154 W.F. Mcintosh. 10155 J.P. Luther Co. 10156 Republic Telcom Corp. 10157 Wilson Electric Co. 10158 Wichita State University. 10159 Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. 10160 David L. Recob. 10161 Jean E. Rader. 10162 Elton W. Werner. 10163 Rachael J. Gilbert. 10164 Kaw Valley State Bank. 10165 Kansas Withholding Tax.' 10166 Donella R. Glenn. 10167 Lillian H. Wlant. 10168 Total Petroleum Co. 10169 Gas Service Co.
FOR.
AMOUNT.
Payroll. $ 120.86 Payroll Taxes. 1,825.66 Retirement. 175.00 Retirement. 175.00 Building Upkeep. 105.00 Heating Fuel. 4.48 Telephone. 70.63 Services. 80.86 Telephone. 117.29 Telephone. 2.25 Supplies. 81.12 Parking. 28.00 Payroll Taxes. 209.00 Supplies. 12.79 Gr. Sec. Allowance." 74.51 Telephone. 332.35 Services. 55.07 Library. 15.00 Water. 10.19 Purchase Treas. Note. 30,000.00 Accounting. 93.10 Electric. 503.57 Printing. 16.64 Telephone. 41.55 Services. 13.62 Payroll. 907.85 Payroll. 633.88 Payroll. 446.92 Payroll. 349.42 Payroll. 93.20 Payroll. â&#x20AC;¢ 47.82 Building Upkeep. 22.36 Stationary. 7.47 Gr. Sec. Allowance. 18.30 Ritualistic Committee. 72.88 Lecturer & Assistants. 122.88 Lecturer & Assistants. 81.50 Ritualistic Committee. 301.23 Building Upkeep. 23.46 Purchase Treas. Note. 19,983.60 Lecturer & Assistants. 34.32 Lecturer & Assistants. 89.10 Postage. 250.00 Annual Proceedings. 166.40 Youth Essay. 1,000.00 Insurance. 875.00 Telephone. 116.92 Stationary. 165.42 Supplies. 38.72 Youth Essay. 100.00 Telephone. 64.53 Building Upkeep. 27.46 Telephone. 93.10 Building Upkeep. 80.58 Youth Essay. 200.00 Payroll. 907.85 Payroll. 633.88 Payroll. 446.92 Payroll. 349.42 Payroll. 93.20 Payroll Taxes. 1,816.97 Payroll Taxes. 208.00 Retirement. 175.00 Retirement. 175.00 Gr. Sec. Allowance. 10.80 4.48 Heating Fuel.
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Grand Lodge of Kansas
1984-85
GRAND LODGE OF KANSAS WARRANT ACCOUNT
198it-85
DATE.
CHECK NO
12-03-84 12-04-84 12-04-84 12-04-84 12-04-84 12-04-84 12-04-84 12-04-84 12-06-84 12-05-84 12-05-84 12-05-84 12-07-84 12-07-84 12-14-84 12-14-84 12-14-84 12-14-84 12-14-84 12-14-84 12-14-84 12-14-84 12-14-84 12-14-84 12-14-84 12-14-84 12-19-84 12-19-84 12-20-84 12-20-84 12-21-84 12-27-84 12-28-84 12-28-84 12-28-84 12-28-84 12-28-84 12-28-84 12-28-84 12-28-84 12-28-84 12-28-84 12-28-84 12-28-84 12-28-84 12-28-84 12-28-84 12-28-84 12-28-84 12-28-84 12-28-84 12-28-84 12-29-84 12-29-84 12-29-84 12-29-84 12-31-84 12-31-84 12-31-84 01-02-85 01-02-85 01-07-85 01-07-85 01-07-85 01-07-85 01-07-85
10368 10369 10370 10371 10372 10373 10374 10375 10376 10377 10378 10379 10380 10381 10382 10383 10384 10385 10385 10387 10388 10389 10390 10391 10392 10393 10394 10395 10396 10397 10398 10399 10400 10401 10402 10403 10404 10405 10406 10407 10408 10409 10410 - 10411 10412 10413 10414 10415 10416 10417 10418 10419 10420 10421 10422 10423 10424 10425 10426 10427 10428 10429 10430 10431 10432 10433
FAVOR O F , A r r i s M. J o h n s o n . John H. Murray, PGM. Kansas Agricultural Mkt. City of Topeka. Midwestern Paper Co. Canton Lodge No. 197. Scotch Textile Rental. East Side Greenhouse. Kansas Power £ Light. Pitney Bowes. Inland Bus. Systems. Data Science Corp. Postmaster. Clifford D. Knauss, GJW. Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. David L. Recob. Jean E. Rader. Elton W. Werner. Rachael J. Gilbert. Hall Lith. Co. Midwest Paper. Nationwide Paper. IBM, Southwest Bell Tel. Co. AT£T Information Sys. Inland Bus. Systems. Shawnee Co. Treasurer Shawnee Co. Treasurer Postmaster. IBM. Cash. Topeka Blue Print. Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. David L. Recob. Jean E. Rader. Elton W. Werner. Rachael J. Gilbert. William F. Mcintosh. Floyd E. Ramsey. Void. Void. Southwest Bell Tel. Republic Telco. Corp. Gas Service Co. Clifford D. Knauss. Midwestern Paper. Quill Corp. Chuck Hoffmeister. Kaw Valley State Bk. Donella R. Glenn. Lillian H. Wiant. KS Withholding Tax. Conf. GM/GS N. America. L. D. Winegardner. Arris M. Johnson, Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Halbert Horton. Triangle Printing. Statue of Liberty Fund. Oliver Tucker. Postmaster. Jean E. Rader. B. Swader. Piping Contractors, KA. KS Agricultural Mktg. Midwestern Paper Co.
CHECKS FOR, Gr. Officer Travels. Trials £ Punishment Accounting. Water. Stationary. Building Upkeep. Miscellaneous. Electric. Postage. Office Equipment. Computer. Postage. Gr. Officer Travels. Payroll. Payroll. Payroll. Payroll. Payroll. Stationary, Prtg. Supplies. Stationary & Supplies. Stationary & Supplies. Telephone. Telephone. Service-Supplies. Real Estate Taxes. Property Taxes. Postage. Stationary 6 Supplies. Miscellaneous. Miscellaneous. Payroll. Payroll. Payroll. Payroll.' Payroll. Payroll. Payroll.
Telephone. Telephone. Heating Fuel. Gr. Officer Travels. Stationary £ Supplies. Supplies.
Janitorial. Payroll Taxes. Retirement. Retirement. Payroll Taxes. Fees. GM Conf. GM Conf. GM Conf. Miscellaneous. Annual Communication. Statue of Liberty. Supplies £ Services. Postage. Stationery, Services £ Supplies, Building Repairs. Accounting. Stationary £ Printing.
AMOUNT. 89. 32 20. 10 155. 19 13. 31 55. 14 59. 00 54.45 15. 25 149. 14 87. 35 546. 00 1,012.83 400. 00 305. 43 907. 85 533. 88 445. 92 349. 42 252. 50 299. 00 54. 87 63. 00 15. 71 43. 92 10. 05 48. 68 3,959.72 429. 84 40. 00 557. 00 90. 00 5.,20 907..85 533..88 445..92 349..42 252,.50 46,.65 46,.65
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GRAND LODGE OF KANSAS WARRANT ACCOUNT CHECKS
1984-85
DATE. 01-08-85 01-08-85 01-08-85 01-08-85 01,-08-85 01f08-85 01-14-85 01-14-85 01-14-85 01-14-85 01-14-85 01-14-85 01-14-85 01-14-85 01-14-85 01-14-85 01-14-85 01-14-85 01-15-85 01-15-85 01-15-85 01-15-85 01-18-85 01-18-85 01-18-85 01-18-85 01-18085 01-18-85 01-18-85 01-18-85 01-18-85 01-22-85 01-24-85 01-24-85 01-25-85 01-25-85 01-25-85 01-25-85 01-25-85 01-25-85 01-25-85 01-25-85 01-25-85 01-25-85 01-25-85 01-25-85 01-25-85 01-31-85 01-31-85 01-31-85 01-31-85 01-31-85 01-31-85 01-31-85 01-31-85 01-31-85 01-25-85 01-31-85 01-31-85 01-31-85 01-31-85 01-31-85 01-31-85 01-31-85
FAVOR OF.
CHECK NO 10434 10435 10436 10437 10438 10439 10440 10441 10442 10443 10444 10445 10446 10447 10448 10449 10450 10451 10452 10453 10454 10455 10456 10457 10458 10459 10460 10461 10462 10463 10464 10465 10466 10467 10468 10469 10470 10471 10472 10473 10474 10475 10476 10477 10478 10479 10480 10481 10482 10483 10484 10485 10486 10487 10488 10489 10490 10491 10492 10493 10494 10495 10496 10497
Merchants N a t i o n a l Bank. Postmaster. C i t y o f Topeka. KS A g r i c u l t u r a l Mktg. S o u t h w e s t e r n B e l l T e l . Co. Blue C r o s s - B l u e S h i e l d . I n t e r n a l Revenue S e r v . S t a t e Unemployment Comp, Kaw V a l l e y S t a t e Bk. Postmaster. B. Swader. AT&T.
Macoy. R. M. S c h r o e d e r . A r r i s M. J o h n s o n . Kansas Power & L i g h t . Quill Corp. First Natl. Bank Albert O. Arnold, Jr. Jean E. Rader. Elton F. Werner. Rachael J. Gilbert. Ronald E- White. Harvey L. Henderson. Robert M. Schroeder. Void. Addressograph F a r r i n g t o n . Scotch. Merchants Natl. Bank. Kaw Valley St. Bank. Crane & Co. D. C. Danielson. Hillmer Leather Shop. Robert P. Beach. Postmaster. Earle Sitton. Ronald E. White. Clifford L. Trax. L. D, Winegardner. Ralph D. Walker. Midwestern Paper. Data Science Corp. Office Concepts. Southwest Bell TelB. Swader. Gas Service Co. G. G. Tauber Co. Albert O. Arnold, Jr. Jean E. Rader. Elton F. Werner. Rachael J. Gilbert. Halbert G. Horton. Arlene V. Mahrle. Donella R. Glenn. Lillian H. Wiemt. William G. Updegrove, Jr. Robert M. Schroeder. A. Franklin Baldwin. Robert M. Schroeder. Ronald E. White. Carl W. Underwood. Cambridge Lawn Service. Ramsey Printing Co. Midwestern Paper.
FOR_.
AMOUNT.
Now Account. $75,000.00 Postage. 235.68 Service. . 8.40 Accounting. 8.85 Telephone. 32.91 Blue Cross-Blue Shield 629.16 Revenue Tax. 150.02 State Unemployment. 6.06 Fed. Unemployment Tax. 27.64 Postage. 400.00 Services and Supplies. 28.50 Telephone. 8.60 Gr. Masters Jewel/Apron. 398.54 Gr. Lecturers & Assists. 37.40 Grand Officers Travel. 110.20 Electricity. 164.06 Stationary & Printing. 392.12 New Account. 100,000.00 Payroll. 923.87 Payroll. 446.84 Payroll. 375.98 Payroll. 297.62 Lecturers and Assistants. 86.04 Lecturers and Assistants. 202.44 Lecturers and Assistants. 67.00 296.64 Service and Supplies. 55.07 Building Upkeep. Deposit to .Savings. , ; 25 ,000.00 Transfer to Savings. 100 ,000.00 92.36 Maintenance Agreement. 715.20 Grand Officers Travel. 694.09 Service and Supplies. 90.00 Miscellaneous. 500.00 Postage. Gr. Lecturers & Assts. 42.92 51.20 Gr. Lecturers & Assts. Gr. Lecturers & Assts. 211.48 GM Auto Exp. & Telephone. 567.22 127.50 Mileage & Coiranittee Allow. Supplies. 37.98 36.61 Computer. Printing Supplies. 104.36 33.95 Telephone. 22.00 Service and Supplies. 989.99 Heating Fuel. 203.82 Stationary, Prtg., Supplies 923.87 Payroll. 446.84 Payroll. 347.98 Payroll. 297.62 Payroll. 309.84 Payroll. 266.77 Payroll. 175.00 Retirement. Retirement. 175.00 Gr. Lecturers s Assts. 112.46 Gr. Lecturers & Assts. 93.76 282.37 Gr. Lecturers & Assts. Gr. Lectxirers & Assts. 45.78 57.88 Gr. Lecturers & Assts. Gr. Lecturers & Assts. 213.48 108.29 Building Upkeep. 292.60 Print Kansas Mason. Stationary and Printing 84.85
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Grand Lodge of Kansas
1984-85
GRAND LODGE OF KANSAS WARRANT Hni\i\nn i ACCOUNT n\^v.vuii i CHECKS
1984-85
DATE. 01-31-85 01-31-85 01-31-85 01-31-85 01-31-85 01-31-85 01-31-85 01-31-85 01-31-85 01-31-85 01-31-85 01-31-85 01-31-85 01-31-85 01-31-85 01-31-85 01-31-85
CHECK NO. 10498 10499 10500 10501 10502 10503 10504 10505 10506 10507 10508 10509 10510 10511 10512 10513 10514
FAVOR OF. Void. Ma coy. Office Concepts. Townsend Glass. Crane & Co. Scotch Text. Rental. Ks. Motor Carriers. City of Topeka. Standard-Hart. Chuck Hoffmeister. Nationwide Papers. Postmaster, Burlington. K.D.E.D. Oliver Tucker Halbert G. Horton. Kaw Valley State Bk. Albert 0. Arnold, Jr.
AMOUNT.
FOR. Supplies. Printing Supplies. Building Repair. Printing Supplies. Building Upkeep. Gr. Officers Travel. water. Printing Supplies. Janitorial Service. Printing Supplies. Mail Kansas Mason. Miscellaneous. Building Maintenance. Miscellaneous. Payroll Taxes. Gr. Secretary Allow.
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Grand Lodge of Kansas
PAYEE Harold L. Buick, Jr. Charles L. Hall R. Irvin Parsons D. R. Pennington, Sr Loren R, Harvey Eugene 0. Peters Billy C, Adams Edwin L. Taylor Bob R. Oiler Roy Glaze, Jr. J. E. Harrell Donald L. Cooper Charles E. Disque Glen Strecker Jerry K. VanAllen Charles E. Singhisen John J. Wayman Kenneth A. McCart Edgar J. Humble Paul W. Clingenpeel Howard Mailicoat Paul D. McDermed Charles J. Shifflet Melvin L. Huffman Clarence C. McNemar Bobby L. Ackerman Howard L. Smith Harrison K. Traul Charles E. Shubkagel James W. Carroll Gregory c. Wilson Stephen D. Yoho £" 3u-i-
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PAYEE Edna #345 Spivey #347 Hoxie #348 Narka #349 Scainmon #351 Chautaqua #355 Sylvan Grove #359 Geneseo #361 Valley Center #364 Derby #365 Bonner Springs #366 Roger E. Sherman #369 Macksville #371 Dwight #374 Buffalo #379 Protection #384 Seabrook #385 • Wakefield #396 Lindsborg #397 Latham #401 Wakarusa #402 Benedice #403 St. Francis #404 . Hugoton #406 Arma #408 Haviland #409 Quinter #410 Ensign No. 413 Perry #415 Sharon Springs #417 Lecompton #420 Claflin #424 Cunninghap #427 Burdick #429 Minneola #431 Ulysses #435 Overland Park #436 Enterprise #437 Westgate #438 Bendena #440 Stanley #444 Hutchinson #445 Satanta #446
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PROFICIENCY CERTIFICATES FOR 1984 - 1985 Lodge Mo. 3 Daniels« Donald L.
"pj"
Lodge No. 7 Hallman, John J. Roy, Thomas D. Blanken, Dean R.
"B" "B" "B"
Lodge No. 12 Havenhill, Marshall A., II Jones, Edward A., Sr.
"A" "B" "B"
Lodge No. 17 Cox, William R. Bartlett, Jackie D. Lodge No. 19* Spane, Ben Larsen, Bob Reed, Denny McMillian, Lawrence B. Paul, Russell W. Amann, Roger Mundt, Dick Irby, Jack Baird, Thomas E. Lodge No- 34* Adkins, Ronald R. Lodge No. 49* Pentecost, Russell E. Sowter, Bradley K. Hill, Jack A. McCart, Kenneth A. East, H. Homer Groves, John p,, Jr. Tate, Lawrence K., Jr. Hendrix, Austin, Jr.
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"B" "M" "B" "A" "B" "A" "M" "B"
Lodge No. 51 Halbert, Eugene T.
"U"
Lodge No. 57* Segard, Leo C.
"M"
Lodge No. 58* Quigg, Michael J.
"B"
Lodge No. Bruner, Schult, Bruner,
"A" "A" "M"
60 Earl J. Charles A. Earl J.
Lodge No. 63* Walton, William J.
"A"
Lodge No. 69* Graham, J. Harlan d e m o n s , P h i l l i p E.
"U" "M"
Lodge No. 70* Ryan, Richard K. Shelton, Ronald L. Ryan, John M.
"A" "A" "M"
Lodge No. 74* Holderman, Grant B.
"B"
Lodge No. 77* Combs, Craig S. Brown, David Gibson, Marvin D. Gibson, Estel
"B"
"B" "B" "B"
Lodge No. 90 M a r t i n , Raymond E . B r e w e r , Thomas I .
"M" "M"
Lodge No. 96* Pape, Carol G. Colwell, Donald H. Romero, Luis, Jr.
"M" "A" "A"
Lodge No. 97* Anderson, William R. Mitchell, John W.
"B" "B"
Lodge No. 99 Leitzel, Eldon A. Fisher, Joe B. Bell, Kevin Heath, William R. Hawk, Arthur C. Symthe, Douglas C. Grubb, Thomas L.
"A" "A" "U" "B" "B" "B" "A"
Lodge No. 101* Nettleton, Frank L. Ruckert, Dennis W. Benson, David M.
"M" "B" "B"
Lodge No. 102 Adams, Charles E. Marang, Larry G. Seger, Carl R. Hall, Chester E.
"A' "A' "A' "A'
Lodge No. 103* Seger, Marvin E. Nantz, Charles T. Boles, Lloyd J. Blanchard, Charles C.
"M' „g, "B' "U'
Lodge No. 104* Cook, Leland S.
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Lodge No. 105* Picking, Mark A.
"B'
Lodge No. 112* Majors, Jerry L.
"B'
Lodge No. 117* Bateman, C. Marvin Jones, C. Dale Scheurich, Leonard G. Gerdes, Gary J. Lodge No. 122* Benteman, Gary Haden, Raymond R. Lodge No. 134* Wynn, Danny L. Sykes, Marty D. Lodge No. 141* Lafferty, Albert L. Lodge No. 145* Howard, Mervin
"U' "B" "A' "M' "B" "A' "A' "M'
••B'
"B'
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PROFICIENCY CERTIFICATES FOR 1984- 1985 Lodge No. 168* • Oakleaf, Charles R., Jr. Sayers, Dennis L.
"B" "B"
Lodge No. 172* Rider, Donald E. Leonard, William R. Unruh, Daryl R,
"B" "M" "M"
Lodge No. 173* Abies, Charles L., Jr.
"B"
Lodge No. 187 Morrison, Steve F. Benner, William E. Skidmore, Gary E. Pistole, David L.
"B" "B" "B" "B"
Lodge No. 201* Wells, David E. Johnstone, Neil S. Harlan, Marvin E., Jr. Moore, Billy J.
"A" "B" "M" "M"
Lodge No. 206* Favre, Edward J. Bauer, Gregory C.
"B" "B"
Lodge No. 217* Krankenberg, Earl p.
"B" "A"
Lodge No. 225* Wilson, Gregory C. Crouch, Michael L. Witham, Darrel D. Myers, John D.
"A" "A" "A" "B"
Lodge No. 243* Barsh, Bruce I. Rumans, Dale
Lodge No. 258* Neuway, Keith L. Fletcher, Bascome C. Pearson, John E., III McCoin, Morgan D. Kopper, James J. Cox, Matthew M. Renner, Michael S. Fleming, Robert W. Ayers, John C.
"M" "B" "A" "B" "M" "B" "B" "A" "M" "B" "A" "B"
Lodge No. 311 Burke, David K. Gaylord, Robert E. Glover, Rupert F. Hope, Fred H. Johnston, Robert P Lewis, John V.
"B" "B" "B" "A" "B" "B" "B"
Lodge No. 313* Nestor, Thomas J. Boehn, Russell D. Lodge No. 322 Shively, Charles L. Secrest, Clyde A. Smith, Alvin E. Burgess, Calvin L. Adams, Charles c. Lodge No. 324* Gibson, Terry L.
"B" "B"
Lodge No. 333* West, Donald D. Hanson, James R. Allen, Michael D.
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Lodge No. 274* Huffman, Melvin L.
"B" "B" "B"
Lodge No. 303 Payne, H. Gene McLemore, Van A. Villa, Julio, Jr. Dando, Carroll George, Donald H. Thompson, Gary D. Ross, James T. Lowe, Butch Sullivan, D. Shawn
"B"
"B" "A"
"B" "O"
Lodge No. 290* Post, Tracey D. Mongeau, Jay D. Castka, Ronald
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Lodge No. 248* Runion, Robert N. RayIs, James D.
Lodge No. 278* Oswald, John W. Kaup, Gerald D. Stark, Ward E. Moore, Michael D. Shklar, Robert K.
Reynolds, Carl Johnson, Francis P.
"A"
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Lodge No. 335* Holmberg, Calvin C Lodge No. 339* Burgoon, Jerry A. King, James 0. Mayden, Fred Wallace, Albert I. >dge No.369* Forson, Richard F. Orlowski, Thomas E.
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>dge No.372* Frazier,, Roy E.
"A" "M"
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Lodge No. 393* Baker, Arvin H. Dale, Leonard O. Salts, Leland G.
"A" "M" llgll
"M"
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Lodge No. 406* Miller, Kenneth L. Prine, Michael R.
"B" "B"
Lodge No. 433 Bradfield, Bruce W. Peters, John T. Robers, Keith 0.
"B" "B" "B"
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, March
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FIFTY YEAR MASONS - 1984 Lodge No. 1 Lancaster, Lloyd White, Charles L. Lodge No. 3 Burge, Alfred R. Dreier, Homer E. Knapp, Everett G. Mitchell, Walter E. Schenck, Herschel W. Lodge No. 5 Meng, Leo E. Lodge No. 6 Hutton, John Hobbs Shull, Ivan F. Stugard, Erwin
Lodge No. 33 Shinkle, John J. Lodge No. 35 Huckabay, Jay P. Lodge No. 36 Lidikay, Donald R. Lodge No. 39 Hybskmann, Vance L. Slocum, John W. Lodge No. 44 Gerhold, Ladoydt L.
Lodge No. 88 Amer, Ray T. Torneden, Earl A. Lodge. No. 90 Bailey, Clarence F. Coffman, Herman M. Woodward, Marvin W. Lodge No. 91 Hanneman, Harold 0. Lodge No. 94 Riddle, Ralph C.
Lodge No. 46 Hilke, Walter C.
Lodge No. 95 Bronson, Louie W. Tkatch, Meyer
Lodge No. 7 White, Glenn H.
Lodge No. 49 Mills, Alvro E.
Lodge No. 96 Mahany, Carl W.
Lodge No. 9 Harper, James C. McKinney, James C.
Lodge No. 50 Johnson, Laurence 0.
Lodge No. 97 Johnson, Fred E. Jones, Roy E.
Lodge No. 10 Waring, Harold R.Lodge No. 12 Eckdall, Frank F. Price, Lloyd B. Lodge No. 14 Cooley, Eugene F. Lodge No. 15 Bowsher, Donald A. Lodge No. 16 Sandell, Herbert W. Lodge No. 17 Casebier, Joe M. Olsen, Martin P. Lodge No. 18 Price, Merle M. Lodge No. 19 Frye, Martin W. Lodge No. 23 Perry, Bert R. Lodge No. 24 Fish, Clifford G. Whiteford, Joseph S. Lodge No. 26 Thompson, Robert H.
Lodge No. 51 Cain, Ralph W. Radenz, Stanley T. Shull, Raymond J. Lodge No. 54 Ward, Ben
Lodge No. 99 Armstrong, Fred Bell, George L. Black, Cyril v. Drake, Whitney Talbert, Byron T.
Lodge No. 55 Mix, Henry J.
Lodge No. 100 Whitehead, Clay B.
Lodge No. 58 Pedigo, Harrison F.
Lodge No. 101 White, Charles D.
Lodge No. 60 Barta, Rudolph Rose, Phillip G. Smith, Verner C. Williams, Ardith G.
Lodge No. 102 Collins, Albert J.
Lodge No. 61 Evey, Charles E. Lodge No. 64 Replogle, Lee Lodge No. 70 Jungmann, Eugene J. Lodge No. 74 Harder, Alfred A. Lodge No. 75 Area, Clifford £. Lodge No. 77 Eaton, James S.
Lodge No. 103 Morgan, Ralph W.• Wilson, Harry E. Lodge No. 104 Smart, Melvin M. Lodge No. 106 Connor, Frank L. Jacobs, Eldon E. Lodge No. 107 Tole, William B. Lodge No. 110 Wells. Alvin Y. Lodge No. H I Davis, Marvin D.
Lodge No. 30 Cullop, Joe R. Stearns, Percy A.
Lodge No. 80 Mailen, Tyson H,
Lodge No. 113 Carlson, Frank Tibbits, J. Chester
Lodge No. 32 Ransdell, William L.
Lodge No. 86 Nutter, Lester E.
Lodge No. 114 Harpster, Wayne W.
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Lodge No. 117 Steen, Hearl B. Lodge No. 118 Trichler, Wayne A. Lodge No. 119 Lucchi, Joe J. Massa, Steve Lodge No. 121 Rice, Cleo W. Lodge No. 122 Berner, Loren R. Hamilton, Stephen H. Watson, George W. Lodge No. 129. Ferguson, Harry L. Neal, Lester F. Lodge No. 133 Himelic, Lewis L. Lodge No. 136 Arbogast, Burl Short, James E.
Lodge No. 162 Carpenter, Russell Y. Chase, Merle V.
Lodge No. 236 Catren, Marion 0. Rees, Morris S.
Lodge No. 164 Olsen, Rex D.
Lodge No. 238 Grimsman, Vera
Lodge No. 172 Meredith, Greeley W. Nigh, Elmer G.
Lodge No. 241 Snider, Ovid N.
Lodge No. 177 Rogg, Everett W. Lodge No. 179 Hudspeth, Ernest G. Lodge No. 186 Lohoefener, Harold 0. Lodge No. 190 Oakson, Carl A. Lodge No. 194 Poteet, William E. Lodge No. 195 Hines, Thomas S.
Lodge No. 137 Rose, James C.
Lodge No. 199 Garrett, William R.
Lodge No. 138 Copeland, Elmer D. Lindsay, Robert L.
Lodge No. 200 Bird, Richard R.
Lodge No. 139 Hinton, Fred Lewis, Forest
Lodge No. 201 McAdam, Jesse T.
Lodge No. 140 Baldwin, Clayton W. Wood, Fletcher 0.
Lodge No. 205 Anderson, John Lodge No. 206 Terrell, Carol us V.
Lodge No. 242 Ayres, James R. Lodge No. 251 Morris, Russell E. Thomas, Glen 0. Lodge No. 252 Priess, Leroy Rigg, John L. Lodge No. 253 Spencer, Harold B. Lodge No. 256 Dick, Milo L. Lodge No. 258 St Clair, Emerson Lodge No. 265 Miller, Herman 0. Peachey, Carl A. Lodge No. 266 Glattfelder, Raymond K. Sowles, Clyde W. Stillings, EugeneW. Lodge No. 271 Baughn, Norman E. Willard, Walter J.
Lodge No. 142 . Scheffler, Maxwell A.
Lodge No. 208 Gist, Henry
Lodge No. 272 Brostrom, Walter A. Crawn, Martin C.
Lodge No. 143 Bell, Russell L.
Lodge No. 211 Nystrom, Lawrence G.
Lodge No. 273 Casner, Claude L.
Lodge No. 212 Tressler, Edgar L. Tressler, George E.
Lodge No. 275 McGillivray, Lawrence E. Schultz, Rufus R.
Lodge No. 214 Abernethy, Howard R.
Lodge No. 281 Thompson, John W.
Lodge No. 221 Burns, Lester C.
Lodge No. 282 Cole, Lloyd N.
Lodge No. 222 Howard, Marvin W.
Lodge No. 284 Murray, Charles H.
Lodge No. 223 Elliott, Estill 0. Holt, Florian R.
Lodge No. 291 Rogg, Herbert A.
Lodge No. 145 Brown, Harold W. Lodge No. 146 Jurenka, Frank A. Smischny, Victor P. Lodge No, 153 Graybill, Ben Mehnert, Fred G. Nail, Richard M. Skirvin, Newton L. Lodge No. 155 Kimzey, Dallas C. Lodge No. 156 Coffey, Cecil R. Lodge No. 158 Roberts, G. Harold
Lodge No. 230 Sturdy, Theron F.
Lodge No. 294 More, Lyle A. Lodge No. 295 Hodges, Finis G.
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Lodge No. 300 Allen, Gilbert A. Lodge No. 302 Sutcliffe, Herbert H.
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Lodge No. 361 Bettis, Odem Pedigo, Virgil C. Wohlford, Cecil D.
Lodge No. 362 Lodge No. 303 Mulch, Herschel D. Arndt, Frank A. Forster, James B. Lodge No. 354 Graham, Marion A. Zeiset, Richard S. Moss, Troy E. Myerley, Gerald W. Lodge No. 368 Preston, Williams S. Williams, Garrett Simpson, Joseph H. Throckmorton, J. Russel 1 Wilkinson, Carl C. Lodge No. 369 Connor, Arthur W. Lodge No. 306 Phillips, Donald D. Lodge No. 382 Phillips, James K. Berry, Lewis I. Pratt, Frank M. Lodge No. 395 Lodge No. 309 Im Masche, Victor L. Jackson, J. Malvin Lodge No. 397 Lodge No. 310 Langerman, Paul D. Thompson, Clarance E. Lodge No. 402 Lodge No. 318 Debaun, William G. Knapp, Edwin P. Vernon, Louis V. Lodge No. 321 Ihrig, Oscar
Lodge No. 404 Rueb, John
Lodge No. 322 Walker, Maurice A.
Lodge No. 406 York, Robert E.
Lodge No. 324 Buckley, Charles A. Short, James E.
Lodge No. 410 Keiser, Harvey E.
Lodge No. 331 Tindall, El don A. Lodge No. 340 Reifschneider, Seth E. »ialk. Buster Lodge No. 345 Beech, James E. Lodge No. 347 Elwell, Albert R. Ingram, James W. Lodge No. 348 Mickey, Vernon L. Lodge No. 351 Evans, Albert J. Lodge No. 352 Johnson, Claude E. Lodge No. 354 Beebe, Harold M.
Lodge No. 414 Pratt, Frank M. Lodge No. 417 Rehm, Edguin G. Lodge No. 430 Ebelmesser, Lloyd A. Lodge No. 433 Coates, Lyal P. Dickey, Chauncey L. Lodge No. 435 Whittier, A. Gerald Lodge No. 445 Hoffman, Ernest G. Phillips, Daniel E.
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MASONS WITH 60 YEARS AND OVER MEMBERSHIP - 1984 Lodge No. 1 Miller Charles P. Smith, Benjamin H. Walton, Paul J. Lodge No. 3 Chess, George W. Guy, Arthur L. Houston, Herbert S. Hulse, George F. Parker, Howard J. Peterson, Victor G. Shiner, Robert W. Lodge No. 5 Brittain, Thomas L.
Lodge No. 29 Barber, Ira E. Rhodes, Fred H. Lodge No. 31 Nitz, Oliver W. Lodge No. 32 Birtell, Walter W. Lodge No. 33 Bower, Cecil L. Devin, Watson A Fisher, Harry W. Nesbitt, Robert M.
Lodge No. 6 Auchard, Virgil M. Clough, Arthur M.
Lodge No. 35 Anderson, Milton L. Benton, Hyron G. Eichelberger, Theodore C.
Lodge No. 7 Haner, Ralph E.
Lodge No. 36 Miller, John W.
Lodge No. 8 Davis, George S. Grier, John F.
Lodge No. 37 Russell, Ray R.
Lodge No. 9 Ryther, Thomas C. Lodge No. 10 Cornwell, Albert Davis, David R. Kranm, Francis L. Shoebrook, Clifford J. Siedhoff, Elmer W. Lodge No. 14 Bentley, Ralph W. Lodge No. 15 Swan, Dwight 0. Wells, William C. Whaley, Edward H. Lodge No. 16 Monroe, Harry E. Zimmerman, Charles Lodge No. 18 Carter, Benjamin L. Hartley, Ward D. Knox, Frank M. Lodge No. 19 Kindig, Everett K. Lodge No. 20 McGinnis, Ralph E. Lodge No. 24 Reed, Albert L. Lodge No. 26 Dunlop, Robert E.
Lodge No. 38 Cass, Philip H. Lodge No. 41 Johnston, Lyle D. Lodge No. 46 Foster, Thomas L. Mirick, Bertrand E. Lodge No. 48 Stutz, John E. Tuley, Frank C. Lodge No. 50 Barney, Joseph D. Lodge No. 51 Birt, Edwin L. Cohen, Cyrus Eiche, Ernest E. Enochs, Harold L. Estep, George C. Farmer, Arthur L. Geelan, Amos G. Hatcher, Earl H. Hug, George P. Jarrell, Meedy G. Jackson, Chester R. Johnson, Walter G. Jungk, Herman H. Pratt, Abraham Rea, Donald A. Welch, Robert G. Wilson, Francis M. Lodge No. 52 Hararaarlund, Elraer A. Lodge No. 56 Snyder, Ralph W.
Lodge No. 58 Neal, Elmer L. Lodge No. 60 Brown, Herbert L. Felt, Van Grant, Norman C. Johnson, William C. Maxwell, Don R. Sedgwick, Donald L. Simpson, Wesley E. Lodge No. 61 Miller, John E. Lodge No. 64 Wakeman, Norris V. Lodge No. 66 Keever, Claude L. McConnell, Archie B. Nagle, Harold A. Remer, Milton L. Rhoads, Glen W. Lodge No. 67 Elliott, Lloyd J. Raymond, Fea B. Lodge No. 68 Hedges, Roy T. Lodge No. 70 Hug, Gilbert Lodge No. 72 Peery, Edwin H. Lodge No. 74 Crain, William K. Nitz, Oscar T. Oliver, Earl E. Lodge No. 76 Neely, Alexander F. Lodge No. 77 Bedwell, Roy D. Field , Kendall H. Sitler, Chester A. Lodge No. 79 Fine, Arthur M. Spangler, Charles H. Lodge No. 86 Fisher, James E. Frey, Van R. Miller, Stephen R. Million, Lewis E. Owens, Rex M. Payne, Amos 0. Potter, Howard Smith, Walter M. Lodge No. 88 Lhuillier, Harold L.
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Lodge No. 90 Catron, Charles S. Davis, John G. Marple, Clyde E. Pratt, Chester W. Stansbury, Alfred L. Starbird, Chester P. Wingerson, George W. Young, Winford A. Lodge No. 93 Cowan, Raymond G. Lodge No. 95 Sims, Orville E. Lodge No. 96 Barker, Albert H. Gallehugh, Fred W.
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Lodge No. 110 Burney, George C. Lodge No. 113 Blew, Clarence L. Blosser, Charles H.
Lodge No. 145 Cook, Lyman D. Fuller, Cornelius A Gansil, Fernand R. Harvey, Don A. Mcintosh, Albert A. Miller, Marcy R.
Lodge No. 115 Harber, Clarence L. Harbor, Jacob B. Quick, Earl C.
Lodge No. 146 Miller, Hugh J. Reaume, Harold P.
Lodge No. 116 Williams, Summer R.
Lodge No. 151 Sanders, Ralph L.
Lodge No. 117 Hataway, Ray L.
Lodge No. 152 Bailey, Marion L. Lloyd, Clarence R. McCandless, Newton W. Williams, Jacob 0. Worley, Cloyde S.
Lodge No. 119 Peterson, Glenn C.
Lodge No. 97 Ballard, Walter S. Balwanz, Lewis F. Kimball, Vyron W. Mil bourn. Homer A.
Lodge No. 121 Ecord, Kenneth E. Lodge No. 123 Somers, Carlton J.
Lodge No. 153 Bell, Joseph H. Lockton, Richard S. Norris, Gerald W:
Lodge No. 98 Ipsen, Ove Myers, Eddie H.
Lodge No. 125 Ritz, Louis A
Lodge No. 154 Sheets, William R.
Lodge No. 99 Hayes, Noel V. Martindale, William E. Smith, Jonas J. Thomas, Charles E.
Lodge No. 129 Davis, Paul A. James, James H. Jehlik, Frank J. Nichol, Fay E. Weil, Earl A.
Lodge No. 155 HayeSj Marlon V.
Lodge No. 131 Graham, George L. Mathews, Ralph Parker, Raymond B. Smith, Lester E. Vermillion, Ben
Lodge No. 161 Thowe, Anton F.
Lodge No. 100 Cunningham, Duncan Dickey, Allen Lodge No. 101 BurkdoU, Clayton 0. McDaniel, Harold H. Lodge No. 102 Biswell, Ray R. Heller, George W. Keller, James A. Schertzer, Harry L. Stidham, George F. Willbern, Damon A. Lodge No. 103 Harrar, Cecil W. Tutt, Frederick A. Lodge No. 104 Bitzer, Donald Cole, Ralph B. Hiesterman, Arnold J. Lodge No. 106 Smith, Wilbur Lodge No. 107 HcConnell, James D. Thompson, Floyd V. Tolley, Clarence L.
Lodge No. 133 Chaplin, Lawrence A. Woodside, Charles T.
Lodge No. 156 Combs, Everett R. Daniel, Ralph L.
Lodge No. 162 Beyer, Joseph E. Lodge No. 163 Brown, Ted A.
Lodge No. 136 Bowersock, Earl
Lodge No. 164 Bearley, William L. Brown, Forest W. McCain, John L.
Lodge No. 140 Long, Vernon W.
Lodge No. 168 Jacques, Byron D.
Lodge No. 142 Benfer, Albert G. Mayberry, Charles E. Weaver, Isaiah R.
Lodge No. 169 Youngquist, Walter A. Lodge No. 171 Morrison, Russell V.
Lodge No. 143 Lempenau, George W. Zuker, Jesse R.
Lodge No. 172 Wall, Ernest A.
Lodge No. 144 Harder, Carl F. Robson, John C.
Lodge No. 174 Rice, Jess E. Soapes, Arlan D. Lodge No. 176 Long, Francis W.
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Lodge No. 179 Bacheller, Lindley G. Lodge No. 187 Hoggatt, Vernon A. Mobley, Charles S. Roderick, Charles F. Lodge No. 188 Huffman, Mervin C. Lodge No. 192 Smith, Lyle W. Smith, Wayland C. Lodge No. 194 Winfrey, Paul D. Lodge No. 195 Reed, Isaac M. Lodge No. 196 Bangs, Fred A. Berentz, Ola Greenwood, Albert E. Murphy, Elvin C. Ott, George Lodge No. 199 Ballinger, Oscar 0. Sarvis, George V. Lodge No. 200 Cadamy, James C. Flinn, Lloyd Greisinger, A. Leroy Hoopes, Clarence E. Lodge No. 201 McAdam, Fred S. Lodge No. 203 Gardner, John A. Lodge No. 206 Maninger, Earl D. Titus, John Lodge No. 216 Salmon, Donald Lodge No. 222 Clevenger, David N. Hendrickson, Jesse A. Meade, Ralph W. Withrow, William R. Lodge No. 223 Crawford, Gavin M. Hinerman, Orville Norman, Kenneth C. Snodgrass, Frank E. Lodge No. 225 Buck, Alfred H. Dark, Horace 0. Logan, Joseph G. Oberheim, Charles E.
Lodge No. 227 Blosser, Martin Q. Houghton, C. Lester Lodge No. 233 Keilhorn, Cecil E. McMinn, D. J. Ryan, Charles W. Lodge No. 236 Carroean, Dale H. Judy, Gilbert D. Lodge No. 237 Brewer, Arleigh R. Montee, Theodore I. Lodge No. 238 Moore, Roderick 0. Lodge No. 242 Matson, Manley B. Palmer, Walter B. Lodge No. 246 Cook, Arthur E. Lodge No. 247 Dunning, Roger I. Lodge No. 252 Kent, Walter Lodge No. 253 Cotter, Lloyd W. Lodge No. 254 Haas, Fred E. Lodge No. 258 Northcutt, Raymond S. Lodge No. 262 Biberstein, Glenn J. Lodge No. 266 Langley, Benjamin F. Lindsay, Herman L. Shockley, Delbert E. Lodge No. 269 Hundley, Clarence E. Hunt, Homer Riggs, John A. Small, John R.
Lodge No. 291 Hoke, Frank H. Lodge No. 294 Brunnemer, Clifford 0. Goudy, Harry W. Kadel, Alfred G. Minges, Charles Moore, Richard L. Strange, C. E., Jr: Lodge No. 295 Ferrin, Horace H. Lodge No. 300 McHargue, James P. Lodge No. 303 Burns, John H. Cohlmia, Leon B. Cruse, Elmer S. Dalton, James E. Hill, Harold J. Hill, Ira G. Hoff. Leslie J. Hutto , Vernon V. Landrum, John G. Mood, Robert G. Steele, Everett H. Lodge No. 306 Bugbee, Wallace J. Ralston, Alex D. Lodge No. 310 Heiserman, Ored J. Lodge No. 312 Jacquart, Roll and R. Lodge No. 319 Laurie, James M. Lodge No. 321 Golden, Levi D. Lodge No. 322 Arnspiger, Harold C. Gleetwood, Preston Ghrist, David A. Levi, Henry H. Lisenmayer, Roy C. McWilliams, Roy J.
Lodge No. 272 Chinnery, George W. Haskins, Thomas F.
Lodge No. 324 Lamb, Paul A. Price, Oscar D. Rowe, Charles K. Shields, Paul A.
Lodge No. 273 Brennan, Simon C.
Lodge No. 327 Carey, William E.
Lodge No. 288 Wuthnow, Roland R.
Lodge No. 328 Winslow, Ernest W.
Lodge No. 289 Cone, Walter A.
Lodge No. 329 Dunton, Clair Taylor, Ted. R.
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Lodge No. 396 Davies, Charles R. Jevons, Ellis E.
Lodge No. 337 . Van Boskirk, Chester C. Lodge No. 397 Broadbent, Earl F. Lodge No. 340 Levin, Fritz Robinson, Galen A. Lodge No. 399 Lodge No. 344 Harp, Niel J. Fultz, Harry Sherer, Charles E. Goble, Harold Hurley, Frank Lodge No. 401 Jahnke, Ervin Ellis, Leland E. Lindstrom, Barrett Meyer, Henry Lodge No. 410 Renz, Edward Kysar, Vernon E. Sargent, Steven A. Walz, George H. Wang, Leonel J. Lodge No. 411 Lodge No. 345 Rice, Glen H. Karn, John R. Reeves, Roy T. Lodge No. 414 Traster, Ralph E. Madden, Harry E. Lodge No. 351 Battaglia, Sam
Lodge No. 415 Barnes, Clarence L.
Lodge No. 356 Hostetter, Lucky W. Scott, Clarence 0.
Lodge No. 424 Casad, John A.
Lodge No. 359 Snodgrass, John A. Lodge No. 360 Rice, Harry C. Tacha, Julius Lodge No. 362 Hanel, Earle E. Lodge No. 364 Goodrich, Lonnie C. Guthrie, Lewin H. Lygrisse, Illinois K.
Lodge No. 427 Wiggins, Alpha C. Lodge No. 430 Wesley Russell H. Lodge No. 436 Campbell, William R. Ramsey, Arnold G. Stuteville, Olin G. Lodge No. 437 Reuter, Herbert C.
Lodge No. 367 Fromme, Roosevelt H.
Lodge No. 438 Calhoun, Emmett H. Flowerseed, Charles Hanson, Philip
Lodge No. 368 Stouffer, Harold A.
Lodge No. 445 Johnson, Fred L.
Lodge No. 369 Clevenger, Willie K. Roeder, Clarence J. Willard, Paul
Lodge No. 450 Ford, El son A. Martindale, William E. Nitz, Oscar T.
Lodge No. 376 Anderson, Merton R. Trager, Louis D. Warner, Guy, Sr. Lodge No. 382 Peterson, Milton R. Lodge No. 393 Chase, Grover A.
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OTHER INTRODUCTIONS The Area Deputy Grand Masters and the District Deputy Grand Masters were asked to respond to the roll as called by R:.W:. Albert O. Arnold, Jr., Grand Secretary. The Grand Master expressed his sincere appreciation of the many hours these brethren spent during the past year in fulfilling their masonic duties, and thanked them for the help and support which they extended to him. The Grand Lecturers and District Lecturers were introduced and recognized for the very valuable duties they performed for the Grand Lodge and Freemasonry.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT M:.W:. Vern Schneider, Grand Master of Missouri, extended greetings from the 90,000 Masons of the Grand Jurisdiction of Missouri, and thanked the brethren for the many courtesies extended to him during this Grand Lodge Annual Communication.
INSURANCE PROGRAM M:.W:. L. D. Winegardner introduced W:. Gene West to the brethren, and advised that Bro. West would be available in the Crystal Room to discuss the proposed insurance coverage with any of the lodge representatives and members present.
TELLERS APPOINTED The Grand Master announced that the Area Deputy Grand Masters had been appointed as Tellers, and instructed them to distribute ballots to those brethren entitled to vote.
REPORT OF THE COUNCIL OF ADMINISTRATION R: .W:. Albert O. Arnold, Jr., Secretary to the Council, presented the following report which, on his motion, was accepted for printing in the Annual Proceedings. To the M: .W: . Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: The first meeting of the new Council was held immediately following the close of our Annual Communication on Saturday afternoon, March 17, 1984. M: .W: . Lawrence D. Winegardner was nominated for President. The nomination was duly seconded and unanimously .carried. R:.W:. Arris Johnson was nominated for Vice-President. After second of said nomination, he was unanimously elected. Kaw Valley State Bank was named as Depository for the Grand Lodge funds. Several charity cases, over and above those handled through the Kansas Masonic Home, were reviewed and approved. Several waivers of jurisdiction were granted, and several were accepted from other jurisdictions. An annuity retirement plan was accepted to replace the current retirement plan. This action is two-fold in purpose; (1) to effect a savings for Grand Lodge, and (2) to provide additional coverage. Investigation of a Lodge was ordered by the Grand Master to determine the ability of said Lodge to continue to function as prescribed in our Laws and, further, to determine if this Lodge could pay its bills including taxes. A Lodge was ordered to forfeit a bingo license - this being contrary to the laws and practices of this Grand Jurisdiction. A request to hold a Masonic Night at a ball park was declared in violation of By-law 3-608 by our Grand Master. A contract with Townsend Glass Company of Topeka was approved. This is to replace eleven windows immediately adjacent to the office area of the Grand Lodge.
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A contract to repair the roof of the Grand Lodge was submitted. The price of $96,000 plus license fees and taxes, was unanimously rejected. The Grand Secretary was instructed to resubmit requests for additional bids. The Grand Secretary was instructed to divide the operating capital into two additional accounts at the Merchants National Bank and First National Bank of Topeka to avoid, as much as possible, having accounts over-and-above the F.D.I.C. coverage. Many questions and inquiries regarding insurance coverage had been received. The Grand Senior Warden was requested to make further study and investigation, and thereafter submit an article to be published in the KANSAS MASON giving explanations and clarification of certain parts of the Plan. Several cases were reviewed and referred to the Committee on Trials and Punishment. A number of requests concerning remodeling and new contruction were referred to the Committee on Temple Building and Remodeling. Four recognized Grand Jurisdictions, within the United States, withdrew recognition. Fortunately, a short time later, grievances were healed and normal relation? restored. A possible change of mailing dates for the KANSAS MASON was discussed - this with an eye to the addition of a fifth yearly publication directly concerned with the Annual Communication. The Grand Master reported appointing a special "Masonic Home Committee". This committee is composed of various members from across the jurisdiction and does not include Grand Lodge officers or Past Grand Masters. The Grand Secretary will assist with mailings or other activities of the committee when requested. A special meeting had been called to interview applicants for the editorship of our KANSAS MASON. This resulted in the naming of W:. Floyd E. (Gene) Ramsey as editor. The Grand Secretary was given permission to forward the $1.50 per-capita portion and the $5.00 raising fee to the Home. He also received authorization to complete the total by phone solicitation of those unreported Lodges. The several overdrawn accounts were reviewed and approved, noting that this would still mean the over-all budget remained within the total limits approved at the last Annual Communication. Any balance remaining in the account was to be set aside for roof replacement - this due to the much higher cost than anticipated, and a further hope that replacement can be accomplished without invading interest bearing investments. Other activities, actions, and further report of several items already listed, are given further treatment and report elsewhere in this Advanced Report. Fraternally submitted, Albert O. Arnold, Jr. Secretary to the Council
LABOR TO REFRESHMENT M:.W:. Lawrence D- Winegardner called the Grand Lodge from Labor to Refreshment until 1:30 P.M.
AWARDS PROGRAM The 1985 Awards Program was presided over by R:.W:. Arris M. Johnson, Deputy Grand Master, assisted by the Ritualistic Committee and other Grand Lodge Officers, Immediately upon returning from a luncheon in the Shrine Mosque, R:.W:. Johnson called the meeting to order, and proceeded with the presentation of the following Awards:
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Trice-Robison Awards Olathe Lodge No. 19; Ancient Form Lodge No. 34; Nine Mile Lodge No. 49; Altamont Lodge No. 69; Carbondale Lodge No. 70; Delaware Lodge No. 96; Wichita Lodge No. 99; Cedar Lodge No. 103; Parsons Lodge No. 117; McPherson Lodge No. 172; Hulvane Lodge No. 201; Siloam Lodge No. 225; Morton Lodge No. 258; Cosmos Lodge No. 278; Antiquity Lodge No. 280; Albert Pike Lodge No. 303; Ben Hur Lodge No. 322; Lane Lodge No. 339; Mayetta Lodge 393.
Outstanding Masons J. George Atkins, Nos. 124 & 140; William C. Atkinson, No. 433; Arvin H. Baker, No. 393; Wilbur Barngrover, No. 173; Stanley Biggs, No. 417; Vernon L. Bolinder, No. 357; Dwight A. Burton, No. 445; Lewis J. Cain, No. 46; David E. Casey, No. 410; Robert H. Collins, No. 36; Wayne Conard, No. 215; John Dougan, No. 6; Rodney J. Erickson, No. 429; Jack Eschenbrenner, No. 173; Vernon L. Palter, No. 357; W. Lynn Feldhausen, No. 374; Myer S. Freshman, No. 117; Raymond J. Goffney, No. 248; Douglas H. Gomel, No. 60; J. Harlan Graham, No. 69; Virgil Grattidge, No. 150; Willis Hall, No. 106; Marvin L. Harper, No. 71; William Hoffman, Jr., No. 63; Dee J. Householder, No. 303; George W. Huber, No. 73; Benjamin R. Jones, No. 201; Charles G. Jordan, No. 145; Samuel G. Keener, No. 215; John C. Laman, No. 113; Leroy L. Loggins, Nos. 57 & 450; Joe E. Marshall, No. 76; Jack C. McDaniel, No. 435; John Edward McNemar, No. 73; Duane Miller, No. 413; David B. Molstad, No. 306; Donald Duane Nelson, No. 227; Ted Albert Norden, No. 210; Robert R. Oxford, No. 117; Darrell Powers, No. 281; Robert R. Pugh, No. 99; Warren D. Purdum, Jr., No. 119; Joe M. Ritchal, No. 237; Carl Rutledge, No. 149; Guy E. Shaw, NO. 136; Roy J. Smith, Jr., No. 286; Grayson M. Spade, No. 335; Charles W. Sweeton, Jr., No. 71; C. Earl Thompson, Nos. 252 & 391; Albert Wallace, No. 339; Ralph C. Walters, No. 172; Ronald D. Wilcox, No. 247; Loren H. Wulfkuhle, No. 248; R. F. Zimmerman, No. 173.
Outstanding Lodges Olathe NO. 19; York No. 57; Altamont No. 69; Baxter Springs No. 71; Chetopa No. 73; Erie No. 76; Wichita No. 99; Parsons No. 117; Cherokee No. 119; Courtland No. 211; Chase NO. 247; Albert Neese No. 248; Millbrook No. 281; Albert Pike No. 303; St. Thomas No.306; Kincaid No. 338; Alta Vista No. 357; Cuba No. 362; Valley Center No. 364; Dwight No. 374; Mayetta No. 393; Ensign No. 413; Bestor G. Brown No. 433; Hutchinson No. 445.
Perfect Attendance Awards Topeka No. 17 (36); Spring Hill No. 56 (35); Ottawa No. 18 (33); Bendena No. 440 (29); Wichita No. 99 (28); Johnson No. 441 (28); Harper No. 206 (27); Hancock No. 311 (27); Emporia No. 12 (23); Walnut City No. 215 (22); Caney No. 324 (22); Kincaid No. 338 (22); Erie NO. 76 (21); Keystone No. 102 (21); Anthony No. 200 (21); Bourbon No. 268 (21); Cable No. 299 (21); Naphtali No. 310 (21); Lacrosse No. 330 (21); Meriden No. 236 (20); Albert Pike No. 303 (20); North Star No. 168 (19); Douglass No. 151 (18); Newton No. 142 (17); Ensign No. 413 (16); Siloam No. 225 (15); Oakley No. 253 (15); Cuba No. 362 (14); Albert Neese No. 248 (12); Mulvane No. 201 (11); Mayetta No. 393 (11); St. John No. 113 (9); Galena No. 194 (9); Unity No. 273 (9); Buffalo No. 379 (9); Olathe No. 19 (8); Nine Mile NO. 49 (8); Hiawatha No. 35 (7); Spivey No. 347 (7); Lecompton No. 420 (7); Halstead NO. 46 (6); Cherokee No. 119 (6); Mankato No. 86 (5); Mistletoe No. 269 (5); Masonic Home No. 450 (5); Salina No. 60 (4); Vesper Olive No. 136 (4); Peace No. 243 (4); Cherryvale NO. 137 (3); Mt. Vernon No. 145 (3); Clinton No. 233 (3); Chase No. 247 (3); Linwood No. 241 (2).
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YOUTH GROUPS
M:.W:. Lawrence D. winegardner introduced and presented to the Grand Lodge assen¹led the following representatives of the Masonic Youth Groups who extended greetings from their orders: DeAun Parker - Grand Bethel Honored Queen . International Order Job's Daughters of Kansas Lawna Bass
- Grand Worthy Advisor of Kansas to the Grand Assembly, International Order of Rainbow for Girls
Darrell E. Spain - State Master Councillor, State Chapter of Kansas, Order of DeMolay The Grand Master thanked the youth group representatives for their presence and for their appropriate remarks. He encouraged all lodges to enthusiastically support these groups, particularly with active interest in them. M:.W:. Lawrence D. Winegardner then introduced Doris Norden, Worthy Grand Matron, Order of Eastern Star, and Darrel Miller, Worthy Grand Patron, Order of Eastern Star, who received a very warm reception from the brethren in attendance.
REFRESHMENT TO LABOR The Grand Lodge was called from Refreshment to Labor at 2r00 P.M. and the Business Sessions of the One Hundred Twenty-ninth Annual Communication resumed.
REPORT OF THE KANSAS MASONIC HOME ADMINISTRATOR Brother Jerry D. Lindenbaum, Administrator of the Kansas Masonic Home, gave the following report which, on his motion, was accepted. To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. s A.M. of Kansas: I would like to start my annual report on an upbeat note this year. The Home was facing a $400,000 loss in July of this year. I am happy to report that we ended the year on a much better note. Our audit is being done at the time of this writing, but the unaudited figure shows a $65,500 net loss for the year. This is quite a turnaround from just the four months previous. Although the Home's fund balances stayed virtually the same as they did in 1983, the experiences of this past summer has brought new light and heightened awareness of how much we depend upon the support from Kansas Masonry. The steps we have taken and the steps the Board are comtemplating, will hopefully put an end to being in such tenuous circumstances in the future. Only by working together with the Home staff, the Home Board and the Body of Kansas Masonry, will we be able to insure our safety and long term survival. I call upon all of the Kansas Masonry to deeply evaluate their commitment and obligations to their elderly Brothers and Sisters. You, the members of Grand Lodge and Grand Chapter are the only ones who can make a difference. The Hard Work is just beginning, with many difficult tasks ahead in 1985. Through our shared loyalty and love, our Great Order will make the right choice. Repairs and Replacements Our regular program of repairs and maintenance has been followed this year. The most pressing problem is roof repair over the East and West Corridors, along with the Residential building project.
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Air Capital Yard Service continues to give the Home excellent yard support. Nova Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, added more roses to the Mable Phillips Rose Garden this year. We purchased the following pieces of equipment this year:
Desk and Chair 7500 BTU Air Conditioner Projection Screen and Projector Stand Sierra Air Purifier Pump for Well (Lawn) Air Purifier Air Purifiers (2) Refrigerator 4 ea. Lapidus Air Flotation Units 1 ea. Peristaltic I.V. Pump 2 ea. Filac Electronic Thermometers 30 X 60 Hon Desk Library Shelving 1 ea. High Pt. Desk Chair 36" Lateral File Typewriter (Used) East Office Arched Windows Woodwork Restoration of Area Surrounding Windows Oscillating Motor 16 bushel utility truck Mobile Alum. Rack
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211.00 470.00
320.00 326.00* 1,023.00 871.00* 1,690.00* 525.00 1,037.00** 1,647.00** 1,162.00** 191.00 900.00* 719.00 387.00 3,090.00* 2,798.00 99.19 294.60 129.00
Dish rack covers ; 51.00 Coffee Urn 84.00 100 Gallon Hot Water Tank 1,161.00 Call lights for restrooms 598.00 Smoke Detectors 365.00 Repair Sump Pump - Boiler Rm. 1,248.00 Boiler Repair 984.00 Check valves in Kitchen 535.00 Thermostat s Hand time clock in A.C. Units 2,135.00 A/C Compressor & Thermostat (Fellowship Hall) 1,067.00 A/C Compressor (Guest House) 816.00 Repair Ice Machine 692.00 New walk-in door 626.00 Oven motor 328.00 Fry Master Elements 2,359.00 Major Repairs to Doors-HCC 1,387.00 Two Smoke Detectors 690.00 Roof Repair (Fellowship Hall & Arts & Crafts) 794.00 Repairs on Milnor Washers 535.00 New Lighting Fixtures (West side Dining Room) 1,627.00* Repairs '79 Ford Station Wagon 969.00
*Funded by Donations *Funded by O.E.S. Donations Applications, Admissions and Deaths Applications Approved - HCC Applications Approved - WS
29 29 58
Admissions t o HCC from Waiting L i s t Admissions t o HCC from WS T o t a l Admissions t o HCC
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Health Care Center We received our State licensure and Medicaid and Medicare certification in November. I want to take this time to thank Mrs. Vera Wilson and her staff for their continued efforts to be the best Health Care Center facility in Kansas. We have many fine, dedicated people in this unit and Kansas Masonry should be proud of their work. Also, with regret, 1 want to announce Mrs. Wilson's retirement in February after nine excellent years of service. We all thank Mrs. Wilson for her leadership and dedication. Mrs. Karole Morris, Assistant Director of Nursing, will be promoted to Director of Nursing when Vera Wilson retires. WORTHY GRAND MATRON'S PROJECT The project of Sister Doris Norden, Worthy Grand Matron of the Order of the Eastern Star of Kansas, this year was the funding of air flotation mattresses, electronic
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thermometers and peristaltic IV pump for our Health Care Center. When finished, we will have eight air mattresses, one IV pump and two thermometers. Thank you Sister Doris for your support of our Beloved Home. Long Range Planning Committee The Long Range Planning Committee continued it's hard work in 1984 and furthered its work on our Master PlanMasonic Home Executive Conference During the last week of June, 1984, Sister Louetta Secrest, PWGM, R:.W:. Arris Johnson and R:-W:. D. C. Danielson met my family in Indianapolis to attend this year's conference. Because of the unexpected death of Wilbur Love, I came back early. The report from these folks indicated that the Conference was excellent again this year. The 1985 Conference will be held at the Michigan Masonic Home. West Side Residential Our West Side Residents and staff enjoyed a very nice year, culminating with a fantastic Christmas Season. Also this year, Mrs. Evelyn Layman retired after ten years of dedicated service. Mrs. Judy Dvorak was hired as Adult Supervisor upon Evelyn's retirement, and has taken ahold very well. District 38 Once again I v.'ant to thank District 35 for the Brothers' fine efforts in having another successful Pancake Feed as well as the many other projects they perform for their Masonic Home. The same is in order for the many Lodges and O.E.S. Chapters that give of their time and talents to the benefit of our Kansas Masonic Home. To one and all, THANK YOU. Yearly Recap
Health Care Center 117 Dec. 1983 118 Jan. 1984 117 Feb. 1984 117 Mar. 1984 West Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar.
1984 1984 1984 1984
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Aug. Sep. Oct. Nov.
1984 1984 1984 1984
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Side Residential Center Apr. 1984 1983 83 May 1984 78 1984 June 1984 78 1984 78 July 1984 1984
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Accounts Receivable: Health Care Center $146,878.00 Dec. 1983 134,582.00* 147,211.00 Jan. 1984 133,964.00* 136,826.00 Feb. 1984 120,449.00* 144,611.00 Mar. 1984 134,285.00*
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$139,402.00 128,543.00* 138,948.00 134,284.00* 132,427.00 131,929.00* 136,104.00 131,158.00*
Aug. 1984 Sep. 1984 Oct. 1984 Nov. 1984
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$134,313.00 137,807.00* 142,327.00 131,715.00* 148,880.00 138,192.00* 143,354.00 133,319.00*
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Overtime: Payroll Period Ending; 107..43 Hrs. Dec. 08, 1983 70..16 Hrs. â&#x20AC;˘ 107..50 Hrs. Dec. 22, 1983 21..53 Hrs. 9..90 Hrs. Jan. 05, 1984 3..81 Hrs. 129..30 Hrs. Jan. 19, 1984 27.,23 Hrs. 118..73 Hrs. Feb. 02, 1984 118..10 Hrs. 89..73 Hrs. Feb. 16, 1984 77..96 Hrs. 63.,15 Hrs. Mar. 01, 1984 79..75 Hrs. 113..23 Hrs. Mar. 15, 1984 50..68 Hrs. 171..97 Hrs. Mar. 29, 1984 32.,08 Hrs. 186.,18 Hrs. Apr. 12, 1984 53.,16 Hrs. 18..95 Hrs. Apr. 26, 1984 35..30 Hrs. 147..90 Hrs. May 10, 1984 108..13 Hrs. 161,.02 Hrs. May 24, 1984 27..69 Hrs.
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$ 53,329.50
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52 .39 53 .85 109 .58 18 .00 65 .26 88 .27 130,.04 73,.14 159,.22 87 .55 226..73 139,.47 183,.22 169,.26 110..76 187..90 184..52 127..19 182..07 89..15 264..58 81..89 179..70 21..80 59,.40 107..43
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Wilbur Love I recall with great sadness the passing of Brother Wilbur Love on June 23rd. death was most unexpected and his loss is remembered. W e , at the Home, as does Masonry throughout Kansas, have a deep love for this Brother. We miss him greatly. Home Health Agency The Kansas Masonic Home - Home Health Agency has now completed its second full fiscal year of operation. TWO thousand nine hundred fifty-five Medicare visits were made this past year to residents of Sedgwick County under the direction of their physician. Our Home Health Agency also serves Medicaid patients, private pay patients, other third party insurance, and we also participate in the Home and Community Based Program through Social and Rehabilitation Services (SRS). Services that we provide those individuals who need skilled care in their homes are: Skilled Nursing, Physical Therapy, Speech Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Social Services and Home Health Aides. We have looked at expanding our home health services this year to other parts of the State so that we can be of service to more of our Brothers and Sisters. We are still investigating this possibility at the present time. There has been an additional growth of home health agencies across the state and
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the majority of larger hospitals now have a home health agency. We are seeing patients dismissed from the hospital in a shorter period of time and require some short term skilled care in their homes. We hope to see the Kansas Masonic Home - Home Health Agency grow this coming year and as always, our ultimate goal is to reach out and serve our Brothers and Sisters. Respectfully submitted by Bonnie Wyckoff, Administrator of the Kansas Masonic Home - Home Health Agency. Development Office Report The date was January 28, 1891. That day is forever in the annals of this Grand Body as well as those of the Grand Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star. For it was on that day the Worthy Grand Matron, Lillian A. Wiggs, appointed a committee for the purpose of founding a Masonic Home. The proceedings of the Grand Chapter in 1891 have this momentus event so aptly recorded. "January 28th, 1891 - Appointed Brothers Alfred Whitman, William Julien and D. C. Welch a committee to represent this Grand Body at the Grand Lodge in regard to an Orphans' Home. In no respect is the advancing manhood and womanhood of our age more plainly shown than in the readiness of response to the cry of the orphan and widow, and no more enduring .monxoments of fraternal love are building today than these retreats where loving hands minister to the wants of the distressed. Surely the efforts of our own jurisdiction need but to be crystallized by plan and purpose to accomplish this most desirable object. I would bespeak for the committee your hearty co-operation." At the annual communication of this Grand Lodge on February 18-19, 1891, the M:.W:. Grand Master appointed a similar committee and the rest is Kansas Masonic history. The principles by which we, as Masons, live and have obligated ourselves, are those by which The Kansas Masonic Home was founded and by which it exists today. As long as these principles continue to be followed, the Masonic Home will continue to be the means by which we fulfill our promise to take care of worthy distressed Brothers and their Widows. Long Range Master Plan The priority for the long range plan continues to be the implementation of the First Phase of the overall Master Plan. Many Brothers and Sisters are awaiting the completion of the new, modern retirement center before moving to the Kansas Masonic Home. They are very strong in their desire to live here, but not until newer accomodations are available. At some point that may be sooner than we want, the reality of our own retirement will need to be tackled head on. The question we must ask ourselves will be whether or not we would retire at the Masonic Home in residential accomodations built for the 1930's style of living? Most of us would not choose that for ourselves but we might be faced with that choice unless we work together to insure that the First Phase of the Long Range Plan is a success. Communication With The Craft communicating with the lodges and chapters through the State continues to be a very high priority. We have traveled to many lodges and chapters but still we are not able to get our message to enough people. The joint Fraternal Night meetings between the Masons and Eastern Star have helped see more people in fewer trips, but compared to the total membership, we still see too few. It is hoped that these District and/or Area wide meetings will continue to be a part of your calendar. Through these visitations, our articles in the KANSAS MASON, and the communications that will be sent to each Masonic Home Committee, we hope to bring a better understanding of the Masonic Home and its true mission...to help worthy distressed Brother Master Masons and their Widows, and our Eastern Star Brothers and Sisters.
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Area/District Deputy Meeting The M:.W:. Grand Master again held his meeting with the incoming Area and District Deputies at the Kansas Masonic Home on February 2, 1985. We at the Masonic Home are most pleased to help in this important session and to provide these many Brothers with tours and important information about the Home. Masonic Home Benefit Auction The Second Annual Masonic Home Auction to benefit the Grand Master's Endowment Fund was held on May 19, 1984. A little over $9,000 was raised, bringing the two year total to just over $28,000 from the annual event. In 1985 we will need donated items to be auctioned during the event. Grand Master's Home Endowment Fund At the end of fiscal year 1984 which ended November 30, the total dollars contributed to the Grand Master's Home Endowment Fund topped the $200,000 mark since its inception in 1983. Each time a mailing is conducted, we have noticed the size of the individual gifts becoming larger (average gift approximately $75 - $100). In order to help the fund grow, ask others in your lodges and other Masonic Groups to contribute. Also, consider increasing your contributions. Pilgrimage of Thanksgiving The Third Annual Pilgrimage of Thanksgiving was held at the Masonic Home on November 3rd, 10th and 17th, 1984. A total of 542 visitors from Lodges and Star Chapters from all across the State visited during the annual open house. Special guests included the M:.W:. Grand Master and the Worthy Grand Matron as well as several Past Grand Masters and Matrons, Grand Lodge and Grand Chapter Officers. Special Projects Several special projects were completed or continued in 1984. Examples of these projects are as follows: 1. 2.
Air Purifier Fund - Machines to take the odor out in the Health Care Center. Worthy Grand Matron's Project - 4 Lapidus Air Flotation Units, 1 Peristalic IV Pump 2 Filac Electronic Thermometers all for the Health Care Center, 3. East Lobby Window Restoration - Funded by donations from: Ancient Form Lodge No. 34, Johnson Co., Ks.; Sunflower Lodge NO- 86, Wichita, Ks.; Coldwater Chapter No. 234 OES, Coldwater, Ks.; Golden Star Chapter No. 173 OES, Toronto, Ks. 4. Pancake Feed - 4th Annual Masonic District #38 "Pancake and Sausage Feed" to raise funds for an all-Masonic Shelter House on the Home Campus. These examples of your unfailing generosity are deeply appreciated. 5. New Building Fund - Pledges and cash gifts toward the New Residence Center. Souvenir Sales In September, 1984, we began making several items available for purchase with the *^"Sas Masonic Home logo. As we traveled the State, these items were displayed for purchase by those in attendance. After the expense of each trip, the net proceeds, if any, were added to the Home's Endowment Fund. The items are Key Tags, Buttons, License Plates, Ball Caps and Shriner Weepuls. These" are still for sale through the Development Office. An order form is included in the KANSAS MASON for purchasing items by mail. If you haven't ordered your Masonic Home souvenir as yet, do so and wear them proudly to tell everyone that "I support the Kansas Masonic Home". E)onations to the Masonic Home ($100 and over) The names listed below are those that have contributed $100 and over during Fiscal Year 1984 (December 1, 1983 to November 30, 1984). Except for the Endowment Fund, those whose cumulative donations were $100 and over, are not included. Our manual
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record system and time did not allow us to go through to add the individual amounts. Please accept our apologies. Endowment Fund - Individual Donations: Mr. & Mrs. William C. Adamek Mr. & Mrs. James R. Adams, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. F. R. Aksamit Mr. s Mrs. Alvin G. Alien Charles Alfred Ancell Mr. & Mrs. Ralph V. Anderson Mr. & Mrs. Lee Anthony Mr. & Mrs. George T- Anton Mr. & Mrs. Glenn L- Archer Harry Archer Mr. & Mrs. Albert O. Arnold H. W. Arvin Mr. & Mrs. William C. Atkinson Harry Auld Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Don Augden Dean Bailey obert W. Baity Phillip J. Baker, M.D. Mr. & Mrs. Roy I. Baker Mr. s Mrs. Charles S. Baldry Mr. & Mrs. Huston J. Banton Mr. & Mrs. Harold M. Barbre Charles L- Barker Raymond L. Bauer Mr. & Mrs. Anol W. Beahm Emery E. Bearden Cloyd Lyle Beaver Mr. S Mrs. Henry V. Beck Mr. & Mrs. James L. Belew John M. Bell Lloyd E. Bell Mr. & Mrs. Glenn L. Berges Joe Don Bicking Fred Goff Billings George E. Bindewald Mr. S Mrs. Glenn E. Blackburn Earl Blackney Mr. & Mrs. Ben F. Bland James W. Blankenship Mr. & Mrs. Ronald G- Blecke Mr. & Mrs. Orlin C. Blinn Mr. S Mrs. Virgil E. Bloyd Mr. & Mrs. Lorrin M. Bock Dr. s Mrs. Rodney Dean Bohrer Carl A. Bolinger Mr. S Mrs. Raymond A. Bowen Robert John Boyd Mr. S Mrs. Eugene Boyer Mr. S Mrs. Howard N. Bradley Mr. & Mrs. Raymond T. Bradley Ira D. Brashear Mr, & Mrs, Darrell E. Breese Robert S. Brewer Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth E. Briggs Mr. St Mrs. Wayne L. Brllks Mr. & Mrs. Norris L. Brooner Mr. & Mrs. Arthur J. Brown Mr. & Mrs. Carl Brown Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Brown, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Chester A. Brown Clarkson Brown J. Lloyd Brown Mr. & Mrs. James M. Brown Mr. & Mrs. Wesley J. Brown Mr. s Mrs. James F. Bruton Mr. S Mrs. Russell C. Buehler
Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Busby Mr. & Mrs. George E. Butterfield Fred L. Byers Mr. S Mrs. Kenneth L. Caldwell Francis H. Campbell Mr. & Mrs. Louis O. Campbell Oscar C. Carlson Mr. & Mrs. Thayer H. Carmichael Charles G. Carothers F. L. Carson A. Frank Case Kenneth D. Cash William A. Caughey Wilbert G. Chambers Mr. S Mrs. Ramon L. Charles . Mr. & Mrs. Clarence E. Clark Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence R. Clark Mr. & Mrs. Thomas L. Clark W. T. Clark Mr. & Mrs. George E. Claycomb Mr. S Mrs. Arthur M. Clough Mr. s Mrs. Allan A. Clugston David H. Clymer Harry O. Colburn John Bud Collins Mr. & Mrs. Hubert L. Condict Mr. s Mrs. Horace M. Conover Walter J. Conroy Mr. & Mrs. Eldon W. Conyne Mr. & Mrs. George S. Cook Kenneth H. Cook Mr. & Mrs. Dorth Coombs Mr. & Mrs. James D. Cox Mr. s Mrs. John M. Craig Mr. & Mrs. Cloud L. Cray Mr. & Mrs. Everett G. Crowley John Crutcher' K. Maynard Curts Mr. & Mrs. Warren Custer Mr. fi Mrs. Billy Darbro Mr. s Mrs. S. Allan Daugherty Mr. & Mrs. Ervin L. Davis Mr. S Mrs. John C. Davis Mr. S, Mrs. Rudy Davis Donald A. Dawson Mr. & Mrs. Darrell E. Dean William B. Dean Mr. & Mrs. George A. Defebaugh Mr. & Mrs. Harold C. Dent Mr. s Mrs. Robert M. Denton Mr. & Mrs. Rex E. Diehl Elmer Allen Dobbs Senator Robert Dole Mr. & Mrs. Martin M. EXJnaldson Mr. & Mrs. Charles H. Duckworth Ellis Dwyre Durant Mr. & Mrs. Billy H. Dye Duane Eads Ernest R. Eagle Mr. & Mrs. Ralph E. Earnest Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Ebberts Mr. s Mrs. G. A. Edminster Elva Lee Edwards Mr. & Mrs. Henry C. Edwards Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Edwards Mr. & Mrs. Wayne N. Edwards
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Mr. & Mrs. Wilmer L. Edwards Otto G. Elble Mr. & Mrs. Clinton D. Eldridge Wray Enders, M.D. George Eschbaugh Mr. & Mrs. Clifford E. Evert Mr. fi Mrs. Floyd A. Falls Mr. S Mrs. William C. Fankhouser Marion L. Fanner John E. Farney Mr. & Mrs. Sidney E- Favour P. F. Felton Mr. & Mrs. W. R. Fesler Mr. & Mrs. Hugh R. Fewin Albert E. Fincham Reese E. Finley Dr. Franklin J. Pishburn Robert E. Fisher Mr. & Mrs. Levi D. Fogle Prank H. Fosmire Mr. & Mrs. Loren A. Freeby Mr. & Mrs. Dean Freeman Mr. & Mrs. Carlton C. French Mr. & Mrs. George L. Frisbie Mr. & Mrs. Clarence E. Frye Mr. & Mrs. John H. Gallup M. L. Gear Ernest M. Getty Mr. St Mrs. John W. Gilbert Timothy Allen Gintner Herschel L. Glover Mr. s Mrs. Howard L^ Goad Mr. S Mrs. Leonard M. Godown Mr. s Mrs. Gilbert A. Goehring Lawrence L. Graham Howard Vernon Grahs Kenneth J. Green Mr. s Mrs. Robert L. Greenleaf Mr. Gayle Gregory Mr. & Mrs. Samuel H. Grimes Mr. & Mrs. William P. Gross Mr. & Mrs. Merlin R. Grundy Robert P. Guertin Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert A. Guthrie Mr. s Mrs. John F. Haberbosch Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Hagadorn Mr. & Mrs. Forrest Haggard, PGM William R. Hagman John H. Hallman Mr. S Mrs. Robert L. Ham Earl C Hamlin Eugene H. Hammond Cecil B. Handley Mr. S Mrs. C. Norman Hanson Mr. S Mrs. Donald B. Hanson Mr. s Mrs. Marshall A. Hanson Clayton W. Hargadine Mr. & Mrs. Duane K. Harms Mr. S Mrs. Lewis L. Harris James E. Hastings Harry H. Hathaway Mr. S Mrs. John P. Hawkins Mr. S Mrs. Robert E. Hawkins Mr. s Mrs. C. Dean Hawley Mr. & Mrs. George G. Hedrick Mr. S Mrs. William T. Hedy Mr. & Mrs. Elmer C Hefke Mr. & Mrs. Jack B. Heft L. C. Helbert Mr. & Mrs. George W. Hellwig Mr. & Mrs. Percy R- Helm, Jr.
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Mr. & Mrs. Alfred R. Helmers Mr. & Mrs. Harry C. Henderson Marion W. Henrie William V. Herbert Andy C. Hess George C. Hewitt Dale Richard Hill Charles Edwin Hiner Mr. & Mrs. L. E. Hinkley Russell C. Hoffman Mr. & Mrs. Vearl Holloway Mr. & Mrs. George Hoopingarner V. Richard Hoover Donald J Horttor Mr. & Mrs. Cecil M. Howard Mr. & Mrs. Ralph G. Huffman Mr. & Mrs. Elmer E. Hull Mr. & Mrs. Joseph G. Hulse Mr. & Mrs. Glen Humburg Mr. £ Mrs. John L. Hunley Terry R. Hunsberger Mr. s Mrs. Olan Isberg Mr. & Mrs. Arthur N. Jacques Daniel E. Jansen Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Jenkins Mr. & Mrs. William Howard Jewell Mr. & Mrs. Chester R. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Paul E. Johnston Mr. & Mrs. James H. Jones Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Jones Seward W. Jones Mr- & Mrs. Jack F. Karg Frank L. Karnes, Jr. J. T. Karr Homer B. Kaufman Darrell M. Keller Mr. & Mrs. Scott W. Kelsey Charles J. Kidwell David M. King Mr. & Mrs. Arthur R. Kirby Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Kirby Glenn L. Knapp Mr. & Mrs. Clifford D. Knauss Lawrence E. Krause Floyd M. Krebs Mr. fi Mrs. Edward A. Krysl Norman F. Laman Foster Laming Mr. fi Mrs. Frank L. Langshaw Bennie M. Lee Andrew R. Lewellyn Robert S. Lightner Jerry B. Lindenbaum Mr. fi Mrs. Earl Lindsly Mr. & Mrs. Durand C Linscott Michael F. Lintner Mr. & Mrs. Albert D. Lollar Mr. & Mrs. Billy B. Long Eloss S. Long Mr. & Mrs. Amel Loop W. Lusk Harry P. Lutz Warren S. Magaw Luther D. Manes Joseph E. Marcum Basil C. Marhofer Alva L. Marr Charles E. Martin Frank E. Martin Mr. fi Mrs. Ned A. Martin Mr. fi Mrs. Wayne F. Maxwell
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Mr. fi Mrs. Walter H. McAdoo Mr. & Mrs. Victor C. McCain Mr. & Mrs. Newton W. McCandless Glenn W. McCarty Mr. & Mrs. Ivan E. McDill D. A. McGee Franklin B. McGee Robert E. McHarg Mr. & Mrs. A. A. Mcintosh William F. Mcintosh, PGM Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. McKay Mr. & Mrs. Wilson McQuilkin Jaian A. Mendivil Clyde V. Merckle Bill E. Mesker D. C. Meuli Clovis A. Miller Wilber W. Miller, Sr. Clarence S. Monroe Mr. & Mrs. Herbert E. Monroe Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd E. Moody Mr. & Mrs. Charles L. Morgan Mr. & Mrs. Wilbur L. Morris James L. Morton Mr. & Mrs. John S. Munn Mr. & Mrs. Bruce E. Murray John H. Murray Mr. & Mrs. Ralph N. Myers Frank Neel James S. Nellis Mr. & Mrs. Dwight E. Newton Claude Norris Stanley W. Nyswonger Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. O'Bleness Mr. & Mrs. James B. Ogg Merle T. O'Loughlin R. R. Osborne Mr. S Mrs. D. E. Overstreet Dr. John A. Patton Mr. & Mrs. Joseph L. Patton M. E- Payne Mr. S Mrs. Grant W. Peterson Mr. s Mrs. Kevin P. Peterson Mr. & Mrs. Donald PettiJohn. Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Pettit Mr. 6 Mrs. John C. Philbrick Mr. & Mrs. Charles F. Pickens Mr. 6 Mrs. Marvin W. Pierson Mr. S Mrs. Richard A. Porter, PGM Chester A. Powell Mr. fi Mrs. Durland V. Powell John M. Powell Mr. S Mrs. John A. Powers Mr. & Mrs. Clifford M. Provorse Robert R. Pugh Mr. S Mrs. George E. Ramskill Mr. & Mrs. Hiram E. Rank Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Ratliff Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Raum, Jr., PGM Mr. & Mrs. Don L. Reed Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Reeves Mr. S Mrs. John W. Reiff James C- Remsburg Elmer Renner Wayne E. Renollet Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Richards Mr. fi Mrs. Lawrence L. Richards Mr. S Mrs. Lloyd L. Richardson Mr. & Mrs. Fred A. Riffel George W. R i g g i n s Charles Rinkel, Sr.
Mr. s Mrs. Ralph A. Robinson C a r l S. Rohwer Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Rooney Mr. & Mrs. Phillip G. Rose Mr. & Mrs. George Ross Orville E. Ross Mr. & Mrs. Charles K. Rossier IV Hiram L. Ryan James L. Rybolt Dr. Michael E. Salrin Mr. & Mrs. Roger B. Samuelson Elman H. Sandell R. P. Sandifer Mr. & Mrs. Charles C- Sargeant John C. Saunders Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Schult Mr. & Mrs. Dale W. Scott Emory F. Scott Mr. & Mrs. Arthur G. Sebest Louetta Secrest Robert Secrest Thomas F. Seed William D. Shannon Charles H. Shaver Rowan K- Shaughnessy Mr. & Mrs. Vesper M. Sheeley Mr, & Mrs. John H. Sherer Joseph B, Sherow Mr. & Mrs. Allan Clyde Shuman Mr. & Mrs. William Siefkes Mr. & Mrs. Ed Simmons Dolph C. Simons Mr. s Mrs. Paul F. Simons Mr. fi Mrs. Ralph B. Simpson Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth N. Shinner Dr. J. Edward Slankard Mr. & Mrs. Harold H. Slattery Mr. s Mrs. Cedric E. Smith Mr. Gail C. Smith Leslie T. Smith Mr. fi Mrs. Rex G. Smith Emmett Les Snodgrass Gifford W. Spaugh Mr. & Mrs. Roland L. Stabler Mr. fi Mrs. Vernon L. Stark Alfred W. Statler Mr. fi Mrs. Arland Stephens James L. Stewart Mr. fi Mrs- Dale B. Stinson, Jr. James W. Stoll Mr. & Mrs. David C. Stone Mr. fi Mrs. Wayne Stoskopf Lester F. Stretcher Mr. & Mrs. Duane W. Stutz Mr. fi Mrs. Albert A. Sullivan Dr. Gardner A. Surface Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Sutton John S. Swain Mr. & Mrs. Arnold M. Swenson Mr. & Mrs. Dale L. Taggart Leonard D. Talbot Mr. fi Mrs. Bernard Taylor Mr. s Mrs. Ross C. Tetter Mr. & Mrs. Wendell D. Thompson William M. Thompson Mr. & Mrs. Norman W. Thorns Jonathan E. Todd Mr. & Mrs. Thelbert E. Tolley William L. Townsend Mr. fi Mrs. Rollie C. Trimmell O. K. Tucker
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Mr. & Mrs. Willard B. Turner Mr. & Mrs. Frank L. Ullom Glen E. Vest Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Waggoner Mr. & Mrs. James H. Wagner Mr. Sr Mrs. Robert E. Waldrop Mr. & Mrs. Ira H. Walker Ernest A. Wall Nolan D. Wallace Robert S. Warren Marvin G. Way Paul W. Wayman Mr. & Mrs. Harold E. Weber Mrs. Gladys M. Wells Fred L. Wendt Jay C. Westervelt Mr. & Mrs. E. J. Whitcher Mr. & Mrs. Lowell E. White Mr. & Mrs. Harley W. White Larry A. Whiteside Mr. & Mrs. Hubert H. Wiedmer Mr. & Mrs. Arthur J. Wilkerso Charles A. Williams
David John Wilson Loren V. Wilson Mr. s Mrs. Lawrence D. Winegardner, GM Martin R. Winter Mr. & Mrs. Charles P. Winters Ashton J. Wise Mr. & Mrs. James M. Withers Mr. & Mrs. Melvin H. Witrogen Clarence W. Wolf Mr. & Mrs. Bernard B. Woodburn Herbert R. Woodward Mr. & Mrs. James L. Worley Mr. & Mrs. John D. Wyckoff Stanley Yarnell Mr. s Mrs.. Jack E. Yeager Mr. & Mrs.. Fred E. Yeo Mr. & Mrs.. Aimer A. Yost Harvey A. Young Phillip E.. Young Mr. & Mrs.. Paul M. Youngmeyer Sidney S. Zeigler Joseph H. Zieginfuss Charles Zimmerman Trust
Endowment Fund - Lodge Donations: Albert Pike Lodge No.. 303 Ancient Form Lodge No. 34 Axtell Lodge No. 234 Keystone High Twelve Club No. 376 Mountain Slope Lodge No. 186
Overland Park Lodge No. 436 Patmos Lodge No. 97 Smithton Lodge No. 1 Solomon Lodge No. 105
Grand Chapter of Kansas, Order of Eastern Star Endowment Fund - Company Donations: A.S.A.P. Hasco Pipe and Supply Co. Sun Supply Co. A. G. Strieker Co. Damm Pharmacy
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Estates and Trusts: Florence J. Bader Estate William J. Burnett Estate Maurice R. Bryan Estate Alma Denney Trust H. Neil Kottler J. Lee Ormsbee Trust
Adellia Peterson Bequest Grace Sample Estate Robert Steele Hunt Sylvester Trust Wilkinson and Buzick Trust Charles K. Willey Trust
4 x 4 Fund Contributions: F. Nolan Artz, F. L. Carson Mr.fiMrs. Art William Gray
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V. Richard Hoover R. M. Layton Will G. Price
New Building Fund: Mr. S. Mrs. Robert Armstrong - Wilbur Love Memorial Mr. S Mrs. Thomas C. Raum, Jr., PGM Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd W. Rollins Mr. S Mrs. Kyle F. Thompson - Wilbur Love Memorial Silas A. Vaught Mable Phillips Rose Garden Fund: Eastern Star Burial Association of Newton - Anna May White Memorial Nova Chapter No. 436, OES
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Christinas Fund: Grand Chapter of Kansas, Order of E a s t e r n S t a r Hancock Lodge No. 311 F r u i t Fund: Grand Chapter of Kansas, Order of Eastern Star Rainbow Grand Assembly Porch Furniture Project: Grand Assembly of Kansas, International Order of the Rainbow for Girls Air Purifier Fund: Larry G. Burns Mr. s Mrs. G. A. Edminster Eugene E. Martindale - William Martindale Memorial Midian Temple Young Shriners Unit Naphtali Lodge No. 310, Almena Gifts and Memorials: Marie L. Baily - Elsie Baily Memorial Verna P. Brady - Myrtle Alyce Bolick Memorial Mr. S Mrs. Arley V. Buckner Mr. & Mrs. Charles Dombaugh Grand Chapter of Kansas, OES, Worthy Grand Matron's Project Grand Chapter of Kansas, OES, Per Capita Grand Lodge of Kansas, A.F. s A.M., Per Capita Family of Hazel Greer - Hazel Greer Memorial Mr. s Mrs. Everett C. Groves - Opal Hutchinson Memorial Larry Hart Higli Twylve Club No. 6 Alice T. Johnson - Glenn Eastlock Memorial Fannie G- Judy - Shirley Kenneth Marshall Memorial Kansas Avicultural Society, Inc. L. Wilbur Love - Library Shelves P. W. Lundy Claude Norris Mr. S Mrs. Vernon S. Norwood Rex and Goldie Owens Mr. & Mrs. Ray Page, Fern Butts, Earl C. Page, Nadine Adams, Mr. & Mrs. Joe W. ButtsMyrtle Page Memorial Siloam Lodge No. 225 Sterling Lodge No. 171 Daughters of Winifred Warner - in her honor Virginia Weaver Yearly Totals - Major Funded Projects - 1984 Grand Master's Endowment Fund Estates and Trusts 4 x 4 Fund New Building Fund Mabel Phillips Rose Garden Christmas Fund 1984 Fruit Fund Rainbow Porch Furniture Fund Air Purifier Fund Gifts and Memorials Wilbur Love Memorial - Building Fund
$116,398.14 461,998.12 9,095.00 755.03 623.00 2,761.78 3,670.69 1,790.75 1,768.30 22,837.71 1,713.25
Respectfully submitted, Tim Haddad, Director of Development
Jerry B. Lindenbaum, Administrator
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REPORT OP THE KANSAS MASONIC HOME SECRETARY-TREASURER M:.W:. Thomas c. Raum, Jr., PGM, Secretary-Treasurer of the Kansas Masonic Home, made the following report which, on his motion, was accepted: TO the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. s A.M. of Kansas: Brethren, I am pleased to report to you on the assets, the income and expenses of our Kansas Masonic Home for the year ended November 30, 1984: BALANCE SHEET ASSETS Cash Accounts Receivable Prepaid Expense Investments Property and equipment, net of $2,542,601 Accumulated depreciation Unamortized bond expense Bond reserve Bond principal and interest escrow â&#x20AC;&#x201D;
$
90,632 129,093 70,027 5,368,209 4,028,022 138,136 213,360 279,169
$10,316,648
TOTAL ASSETS LIABILITIES, RESERVES AND FUND EQUITY Accounts payable Accrued expenses Bonds payable Reserve for members funds Reserve for bond maturities Operating fund balance Special fund balance
$
TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESERVES AND FUND BALANCES
97,376 61,528 3,500,000 75,072 245,765 2,952,729 3,384,178
$10,316,648
STATEMENT OF REVENUES AND EXPENSES S 2,290,797
Operating revenues Operating expenses: Administrative Property and related Room and board Health care
$
381,809 1,175,707 812,119 1,374,848
Loss from operations Other Revenues Investment income Contributions Gain on disposal of fixed assets
3,744,483 ($ 1,453,686)
789,937 794,150 8,250 $ 1,592,337
Other Expenses Development Decline in market value of marketable securities below cost, net of gain on sale of investments Investment expenses Members community liaison Planning and control Unreimbursed members expenses
Excess of Expenses Over Revenues
141,845 64,989 108,201 17,514 10,987 84,631 (
428,167)
($
289,516)
Respectfully submitted, Thomas C. Raum, Jr., PGM Secretary-Treasurer
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REPORT OF THE MASONIC HOME FACT FINDING COMMITTEE R:.W:. Roger S. Seigel, Chairman, presented the report of the Masonic Home Pact Finding Committee which, on his motion, was accepted. To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. s A.M. of Kansas: The Masonic Home Fact Finding Committee makes the following report. We thank the Grand Master for addressing the problems facing our Masonic Home and for forming this committee to look into these problems. The committee formed several subcommittees to look into the various aspects of the operation of the Home. The committee decided not to place blame on things that happened in the past, but to look to today's operation and what has to be done in the future to keep the Home financially stable. The first item was to survey all the Lodges for some direction from the Craft. We felt that the Craft has been left in the dark too long and now was the time to get their feelings. The results of that survey are enclosed. There were about 50 surveys returned after this tabulation was compiled, but they did not change the results. The following problems were discussed: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
Communications with the Craft. Methods to balance the Budget. Operation of the Home Board. Today's problems with respect to the West Side Residential Center. Future development of present facilities and/or others. Other types of programs that can be implemented throughout the State and administered from the Home. 7. Ways to raise monies to finance remodeling and/or new construction. 8. Ways to inform the Craft of the current and long-term problems facing the Hrane. 9. Methods of increasing the Endowment Fund. Based on the discussion of these problems, we would like to make the following recommendations: 1. A $2.00 increase in per capita for exclusi\e use of the Masonic Home, effective on membership as of December 31, 1986. 2.
By-Law 2-301 be changed to read: "Grand Lodge Per Capita Tax and Special Assessment. - Every Lodge working under a Warrant of Constitution Shall Pay Annually to the Grand Lodge, a tax of Eight Dollars per capita on its roll of membership for the preceding year. Said per capita tax shall be divided between the General Fund of the Grand Lodge and The Kansas Masonic Home, such division to be made each year by the Council of Administration with approval of the Board of Directors of the Kansas Masonic Home in such proportion as will best meet the needs of both, and with the further provision that the portion allocated to the Kansas Masonic Home shall never be less than $3.50 per capita."
3. A $1.00 assessment per member for the year of 1985. 4.
The Masonic Home Board shall consist of the Council of Administration, one member from the Eastern Star, and four members from the Craft, one member elected each year for a four year term, beginning with the Annual Communication in 1986. The Grand Master will appoint a nominating committee of not less than three and no more than five members who will review recommendations and qualifications of names submitted to them. At the next Annual Communication they will report to Grand Lodge with their recommendations of the two most qualified names submitted, along with the qualifications of each nominee. The President of the Masonic Home Board will be elected by the Board members.
5.
Research be made into the possibility and use of an incoming 800 number for the Home. To be published on all publications and News releases.
6.
The Grand Lodge have printed on the back of the dues cards, the distribution of the Per Capita Tax.
7.
Request the Eastern Star join with us in increasing the financial support of our Masonic Home.
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Suggest that District Masonic Home Committees be formed. These committees to be composed of volunteers trained by the Home staff. Committees to give presentations in their districts at various meetings as requested.
Many questions still need to be answered regarding other problems facing our Masonic Home. We realize these recommendations do not address all of these problems, but we hope that through better two-way communication and the efforts of all members of the Craft working together, these problems can be isolated and corrected. Fraternally submitted, Roger S. Seigel, Chairman
KANSAS MASONIC HOME FACT FINDING COMMITTEE Two hundred forty-four questionnaires have been received to date, and the following is a compilation of the results. Question One:
142 to continue Home as is 57 to close Home
Question Two:
45 27 140 59 23
Question Three:
Should Satellite Homes be considered instead of spending large sums for renovating the present facilities?
to support to support to support to support for Other
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34 Yes 116 No Question Four:
Should consideration be given to placing our Brothers and Sisters in local homes and have the Masons of Kansas support the financial responsibilities? 79 Yes 99 No 8 Maybe
Ninety-one returns had various comments and 20 said they didn't have enough information to give realistic answers. Some of the comments given were: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14.
Sell the Home and use the money for other charitable uses. Sell the Grand Lodge Building and use this money to help the financial problems of the Home. Renovate the present facilities. The Home is too costly to operate because of its age. The Home should be for the exclusive use of Masons and Eastern Star members. Raising Pees should be raised and used for the Home. Location of Home is not suitable for the majority of the state. Raise the Per Capita Tax, but not too much. Concepts have changed so the Brothers and Sisters should be housed in their local communities. It is our obligation to keep the Home open at all costs. The Home should be self supporting or closed. Instead of just going to the Craft for financial support, we should also approach corporations for support. The Kansas Masonic Foundation should operate the Home. The Home is too top heavy in management.
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REPORT OF NECROLOGY COMMITTEE M:.W:. Carroll C. Arnett, PGM, chairman, submitted the following report which, on his motion, was accepted. To the M:-W:. Grand Lodge A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: Most worshipful Grand Master and- brethren, once again we pause to pay tribute and honor to those brethren who have laid down the working tools of life and have taken their places in the Grand Lodge above. We are grateful that our Grand Lodge line of officers has not been broken this year. On May 10, 1984, Masonry lost one of its stalwarts in the person of Brother Otto Irby, Chairman of the Advisory Council, Valley of Wichita, Scottish Rite. Brother Irby had always been a most gracious host in extending the facilities of this beautiful temple for our use at Annual Communications and such other occasions as deemed necessary. On June 23, 1984, L. Wilbur Love passed this life during his sleep. This dear friend and loyal Brother Mason had distinguished himself in every aspect of Masonry. Yet, every title and every honor we could bestow upon him would surely give way to his service to our Kansas Masonic Home. It can truly be said "the Home was his family". On November 11, 1984, R:.W:. Darrell A. Farrow, Lecturer Emeritus, passed this life. This quiet, but very dedicated Brother Mason, had time and again demonstrated his interest and zeal for the fraternity and served with distinction as lecturer from 1978 to 1984. His loss causes a void in our midst along with the many other brothers who have contributed immeasurably to our beloved fraternity and are here remembered. On December 21, 1984, we were saddened by the loss of Brother 0. D. Mack who was Illustrious Potentate of Isis Shrine Temple at the time of his death and was serving as Grand Representative to Queensland. He also served the Grand Lodge of Kansas as District Deputy Grand Master in 1972-73; Area Coordinator in 1974; member of the Finance Committee in 1975, 1976 and 1978. In 1977, he served as Grand Tyler of the Grand Lodge of Kansas. Our deepest sympathy goes to his wife, Darlene, and members of the family. Since our last Grand Lodge session we note the passing of 1,883 of our Kansas brethren. They were workers in the temple and their many accomplishments have helped to strengthen our fraternity. To their families we offer our sincere condolence. The memory of these departed brethren brings to mind these, words of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow"Tell me not, in mournful numbers, life is but an empty dream. For the soul is dead that slumbers, and things are not what they seem; Life is real! Life is earnesti And the grave is not its goal; Dust thou art, to dust returnest, was not spoken of the soul; Lives of great men all remind us we can make ours sublime. And, departing, leave behind us footprints on the sands of time." Respectfully submitted, Carroll C. Arnett, PGM, Chairman
REPORT OF THE CORRESPONDENCE COMMITTEE M:.W:. Richard D. Kelsey, PGM, Chairman, gave the following report which, on his motion, was accepted. To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: I respectfully submit the report of the Correspondence Committee for 1984.
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In March of 1984 seven proceedings were reviewed and a sample report submitted to the Grand Master, Deputy Grand Master, Grand Senior Warden and Grand Junior Warden seeking advice as to the most effective manner of presenting this report. Replies were received from the Grand Master and Grand Junior Warden. The Grand Master approved this style of report. However, as there was no real interest among the Grand Lodge officers and the absence of any printed review of this committee in recent years, the task of reading all the proceedings of other Grand Lodges did not become a priority of this reviewer and only eighteen reviews were completed. I did, however, find it most interesting to me and of some value to the craft should they have access to the information contained within these proceedings. This report is divided into two sections. A statistical table reporting membership, loss or gain, size of Grand Lodge and date of the report. The essay part of the report covers by subject matter, things lifted from the various reports. Condition of the Order Recommend all-out effort be made to improve attendance at the lodge meetings. Make the meetings a place of fellowship and information. It is time we stopped giving lip service to these needs. -NOVA SCOTIA State of the Craft Committee recommends By-Laws be eunended to allow those activities which will increase visibility of Masonry to its members and to the community. -OHIO Masonry lost one complete generation of members. Do not claim to have solved all the problems, but do believe we are at the bottom of the curve. A dedicated minority can accomplish more than a complacent majority. -WISCONSIN Freemasonry in Colorado in a deplorable state indeed, being consumed by indifference and apathy, lulled into a sense of well-being. Loss of 1,039 members largest loss in history of Grand Lodge. Three lodges in Colorado Springs have lost 40% of their members in the past 14 years while the population of Colorado Springs has quadrupled. Why? The Masters have taken in more workmen than they have been able to put to work. These brothers do not attend lodge nor do they encourage others to attend. Grand Lodge of Nevada has provision whereby when a lodge approaches 200 members they encourage a new lodge to be formed. Every housing complex could use a lodge! -COLORADO Condition of Freemasonry exactly what the Lodge Officers want it to be. Not using the tools, not trying to help themselves. Success depends upon importance and dedication which we attach to the obligation we voluntarily assume. -WYOMING Attitude is hurting us. Some jealousy of appointments and awards. Let's clean up our heart and get back to basic pinciples. DeMolay lost 24 chapters in three years. Unless we get jealousy out and get love back there will be no turn around. We need a refresher course in what made Masonic life so great - work, leadership, belief in ourselves, realistic approach to what we can achieve. -NEW JERSEY Rulings s Amendments Jurisprudence Committee regretfully recommended a lodge should receive a petition from a blind person. -BRITISH COLUMBIA An amendment to allow lodges to rent space to liquor control commission for retail or wholesale distribution rejected. -MICHIGAN An amendment which would give some Past Masters a vote in Grand Lodge was defeated. -MICHIGAN An Amendment allowing lodges to sponsor athletic teams was defeated. -MICHIGAN Thirty dispensations issued to permit serving wine and beer by a lodge. -WISCONSIN A telephone objection to the election of a candidate was ruled as not made in a timely manner. -WISCONSIN Grand Master handed down ruling on use of alcoholic beverage on Masonic premises. Also issued clarifying ruling concerning election and installation of Grand Lodge officers on the first day of Grand Lodge and specifying when the Grand Master-elect would assume the duties of Grand Master. -VERMONT Grand Master withdrew Grand Lodge membership in the Grand Masters Conference during his term of office and asked for a vote of Grand Lodge to make it permanent. -OKLAHOMA
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Membership Recommended a skill bank, a computerized listing o f members by skills or vocations which would be readily available to the Grand Lodge. -WISCONSIN Encouraged the active implementation of the Counselor Program. -WISCONSIN Requested each lodge to take long hard look at its membership - why we are not receiving more applications from community leaders and professional men. We must provide strong leadership for the future good of our fraternity. -NOVA SCOTIA Continuing decline in membership attributed almost entirely to resignations and suspensions. Members who for some reason have tried Masonry and found it lacking. This is a loss which can and must be stopped. -GRAND LODGE OF CANADA IN ONTARIO Stress the involvement of sponsors-responsibilities begin, not end, with the signing of the petition. - GRAND LODGE OP CANADA IN ONTARIO Diligence on the part of the lodge can keep arrears from becoming a problem. -ONTARIO Membership increases 33% higher than last year. However, due to screening of old membership files, there were a large number of suspensions. Total membership still d e clining. -CHINA, TAIWAN "Masonic Swingers" - The image of Freemasonry is enjoying a mighty boost and tremendous goodwill is being generated by a choir called the "Square and Compass Swingers". The group is made up of high school age students from over the state and are sponsored by the Grand Lodge. -WISCONSIN The Annual Proceedings contain a list of the members of each lodge by name as well as the demitted, deceased, suspended and expelled during the masonic year. -VERMONT Past Grand Masters are presenting programs of activity bringing visibility into the community, seeing a marked increase of interest not only of inactive Brothers but also from iiOn-Masons. -SOUTH DAKOTA
The average age of the membership is 37.67 years. voluntary Masonic Widows program. -WYOMING
The Grand Lodge has sanctioned a
No Brother can be advanced to the Master Mason Degree until he has visited the Masonic Home and Hospital. Grand Lodge has also established Masonic Widows program and a visitation program to members who are 70 years old or more. -CONNECTICUT The Sports Committee conducts Golf Outings, the proceeds of which go to the Foundation. After a Brother is raised he must fulfill these requirements: 1. Visit Masonic Home. 2. Witness three degrees. 3. Attend District Instruction. -NEW JERSEY Every Lodge shall work in all three degrees during each Master's term, using Master Mason as stand in if there are no actual condidates. -RHODE ISLAND Masonry has the resources, ability, talent to reverse the declining trend. Unfortunately, we fall short of doing the things we teach, lose interest, find ways to shortcut, lose dignity, not only for ourselves, but for new candidates and the entire craft. Those who sign petitions for a candidate should take active interest in the candidate's progress, be his big brother, see that he becomes involved in lodge affairs. -RHODE ISLAND Finance The general'fund is not as stringent as before due to a 55% increase in assessment; 72% increase in collection of interest; a generous donation and control of expenditures of the Grand Secretary's office. The higher assessment brought increased revenue to Grand Lodge but increased expense to the constituent lodges. The Grand Lodge is to review and suggest measures to assure continuing sound financial condition of the constituent lodge. - CHINA The recommendation of a per capita tax of $6.10 for the 1983 year which would include 25 cents to DeMolay, 50 cents for the Green Mountain Mason, 20 cents for the bicentennial (1994), S5.15 for the general fund, and encouraging Grand Lodge life memberships to develop a permanent fund. -VERMONT
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The Grand Master recommends minimum fees of $100 (are now average of $89) and minimum dues of $30, and Grand Lodge per capita in addition to the lodge dues. The average dues is now $16. -COLORADO Grand Lodge is asking for one dollar per year to establish a Grand Lodge building trust fund to purchase or rent a permanent Grand Lodge office. Also reduce mileage being paid by Grand Lodge from 20C to 15"? to preclude a per capita tax increase. -WYOMING Establishing liability insurance to protect Grand Lodge and every constituent lodge with $5,000,000 limit. -CONNECTICUT A Special committee recommended appropriation of $2.20 per member from per capita tax and a sum of $300,000 from Grand Lodge fee fund to be applied to renovation of Masonic Home. -OHIO Increased per capita tax from $4 to $6 for Freemasons Home. pacity and has a waiting list. -NOVA SCOTIA
The home is full to ca-
Masonic Education Grand Lodge Education Committee is offering a fourth in a series of leadership correspondence courses with a toal enrollment of 4,282 and with a 47% completion experience. The current year offered Leadership and Education Workshops with average attendance of 345. In addition two audio leadership courses conducted on five evenings. Every Candidate is not only coached, but is counseled. He must be informed about the lodge to prevent him being a dropout in the future. -OHIO Masonic Handbook is a benchmark in leadership sought after by other jurisdictions. -WISCONSIN Grand Master issued a personal summons to each Master to attend leadership training course offered by Grand Lodge. The subject matter concerned with art of presiding, lodge system of education, Intender Program, and lodge involvement in the community. -MICHIGAN Grand Master's address at his official visit to the lodges concerned with membership and Masonic Education. He also attended the lodges unofficially for fellowship. -CHINA The Grand Lodge is offering correspondence course commencing in January, 1984. Four programs will be offered: "Masonry at Work", "History and Organization of the Fraternity", "Administration and Operation" and "Preparing for Leadership". The courses will cost $30 each and are to be completed within one year. -ONTARIO Grand Lodge holding a joint meeting of all Grand Lodge Committee Chairmen once or twice a year. Also establish some form of continuity when appointing these committees each year. Considering an education officer in each lodge. Also have developed a communication link between Grand Lodge committees. Grand Officers and the Lodge Officers. -CONNECTICUT The theme "Joy of Involvement" was selected for the leadership seminars which were attended by 600 Lodge Officers. Subjects discussed were "Programming, communicating and administering". Four of these seminars were conducted across the jurisdiction. -NEW JERSEY Masonic leadership is the art of changing a Lodge from what it is to what it should be. -LOUISIANA Grand Master's Itinerary A special committee was appointed to study the Grand Master's itinerary with the idea that other Grand Lodge Officers share in the heavy load. Their recommendation included that planning and circumstance should be involved in the decision, and that priorities be set for various types of commitment, and that other Grand Lodge officers should start planning their own itinerary with the Grand Master-elect. Circumstancedemand of time and pocket have a restricting effect on possible candidates for the Grand East. -BRITISH COLUMBIA
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priorities be set for various types of commitment, and that other Grand Lodge officers should start planning their own itinerary with the Grand Master-elect. Circumstancedemand of time and pocket have a restricting effect on possible candidates for the Grand East. -BRITISH COLUMBIA Prince Hall Masonry Three and one-half years ago, the Grand Lodge offered to charter Prince Hall Lodges as a vehicle towards merger. To date, there has been no response from Prince Hall Masons. -WISCONSIN Statistical Analysis
Jurisdiction British Columbia Canada, Ontario China, Taiwan Colorado Connecticut Florida Louisiana Michigan New Brunswick New Jersey Nova Scotia Oklahoma Ohio Rhode Island South Dakota Vermont Wisconsin Wyoming
Gain (Loss) ( 378) (2,230) ( 31) (1,039) ( 691) ( 81) ( 518) (3,533) 19 (2,287) ( 268) (1,557) (4,692) ( 367) ( 326) ( 228) (1,081) ' 127)
% 1.7 2.0 3.7 3.1 2.1 .1 1.2 3.2 .1 3.5 2.6 2.6 2.1 2.0 2.5 1.8 2.8 J.. 2
No. of Members
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22,102 103,167 815 33,402 32,310 83,077 42,665 111,450 7,453 65,627 10,176 59,409 220,366 11,230 12,806 12,501 37,919 10,157
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Date of Report June, 1983 July, 1983 June, 1982 January, 1983 December, 1982 December, 1982 December, 1983 December, 1982 December, 1982 January, 1983 June, 1983 December, 1982 October, 1983 May, 1983 December, 1982 March, 1983 June, 1983 June, 1983
Fraternally submitted. Richard D. Kelsey, PGM, Chairman
REPORT OF GRAND LODGE PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE R:.W:. Albert O. Arnold, Jr., read the report of the Grand Lodge Publications Committee which he had received from W: . Floyd E. (Gene) Ramsey, Chairman; and, on his motion, the report was accepted. To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: It was with the greatest humility that I accepted the job of Editor of the KANSAS MASON. I have only published three issues, but have already "met" many fine brother Masons through their contributions. I want the KANSAS MASON to be for all Kansas Masons and will do my best to print all articles sent to me. I would like to have something from every lodge in Kansas during the coming year- So, please, keep the items and photos coming of your Lodge's activities and I will do my best to get them in. I can't tell you that I will fill the shoes of ray outstanding prdecessors, but I will do my best. Tim Haddad does an outstanding job on the Masonic Home pages, and is a real joy to work with. He wants his part of the KANSAS MASON to be informational and accurate. Next year I want to meet you all in person, and I regret that a personal commitment is keeping me from attending Grand Lodge this year. Thank you. Floyd E. (Gene) Ramsey, Chairman
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REPORT OF RITUALISTIC COMMITTEE M;.W:. J. Fred Williamson, PGM, Chairman, presented the following report which, on his motion, was accepted: To the M: .W: . Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: The Ritualistic Committee and the Grand Lecturers met in Salina the first weekend in August. Assignments for the 1985 District Meetings were made and the program approved. The new District Lecturers were in attendance, and participated in the school of instruction. We still need more District Lecturers in some parts of the state. This Committee did not intentionally overlook anyone who volunteered or was suggested by someone- However, many names were received from various sources, and it is possible a few were lost in the process. If you know of anyone who has not been contacted, please let us know so that we can put them to work. This Committee is indebted to the Grand Lecturers for their untiring efforts on behalf of the Ritualistic program. They are to be commended for a job well done. We are sorry to report the death of R:.W:. Darrell Farrow who served as a Grand Lecturer for over ten years. He will be greatly missed by all who knew him. Fraternally submitted, J. Fred Williamson, PGM, Chairman James R. Stradley John E. Stover E. Dean Osborne
REPORT OF THE KANSAS MASONIC FOUNDATION, INC. Brother Curtis W. Carry, Executive Director, presented the following report which, on his motion, was accepted. To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: Thanks to the hard work and support of many brother Masons, the past year has continued to be one of growth and success for the Kansas Masonic Foundation. "C Club" Fund Raising Program The "C Club" program continued to be the mainstay of the annual fund raising efforts of the Kansas Masonic Foundation. In the calendar year 1984, total contributions to the program totaled $90,938.70, an eight percent increase over the $83,878.62 contributed in calendar year 1983. Kansas Masonic Oncology Clinic The Kansas Masonic Oncology Clinic continues to provide the latest in chemotherapy treatment for approximately 500 patients each month at the University of Kansas Medical Center. The Board of Trustees of the Foundation last May increased its annual support of the Clinic to $83,410.00, an eleven percent increase over the previous year's grant of $74,870.00 Scholarship Loan Program Three more students were added to the program this year. Currently, 12 students are in school and receiving aid, 10 students have completed college and are in the process of paying off their loans, and 25 have repaid their loans since the program started. Because of the increased interest in this program, available funds have become very limited. This limitation has forced the Foundation to decrease the total amount loaned to any one student, and will limit the number of new students entering the program each year until older loans are payed off or new funds are received through contributions. Kansas High School Masonic All-State Band We're most excited about the newest activity of the Kansas Masonic Foundation, the Kansas High School Masonic All-State Band. In August the five-day band csaap was held at Kansas State University. Sixty-six lodges, one Shrine unit and several other individuals sponsored 91 high school juniors and sophomores to participate in the first
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Masonic All-State Band. The band worked hard and were an important addition to the Kansas Shrine All-Star Football Game. The Band led the Shrine Bowl parade through downtown Manhattan and presented a halftime performance at the Shrine Bowl Game in addition to participating in the Game's opening ceremonies and in a post-game performance. I know it is safe to say that everyone is enthused about the Masonic All-State Band, including the sponsoring Blue Lodges and the students and their parents. Certainly all Kansas Masons can look forward to this Band's potential for growth and for presenting a positive image for Masonry in our communities and schools. This summer the Band follows the Shrine Bowl Game to Wichita and Wichita State University. We hope you will continue to support the Band by sponsoring students. If your Lodge did not sponsor a student last year, please take the opportunity to visit with a Lodge which did. I am sure they can enthusiastically tell you about the positive experience they had. We especially want to thank Stan Finck, KSU Band Director, and his staff. His ability to motivate and lead young people in a program such as the Masonic All-State Band is second to none. KSU is very enthusiastic about the program and looks forward to the return of the band Ccimp to its campus in the future. Preliminary visits have also been made with Wichita State University and the University of Kansas. Band faculties at those colleges are excited about the band camps to be held on their campuses in future years. Endowment The Foundation has seen a large increase in the amount of Funds received through bequests. In calendar year 1984 it received $221,120.32 in bequests. An additional $10,123.78 in permanent funds were received through its ongoing memorial program; gifts given in memory of deceased friends and family members. Financial Statement Included in this report is a copy of the most recent quarter's balance sheet. The Foundation is independently audited each year. A copy of that audit is available upon request. Kansas Masonic Foundation, Inc. Third Quarter Balance Sheet December 31, 1983 - 1984 December 31, 1983 Cash Savings & CDs Reserve Savings Undesignated CDs Masonic Home CDs Larrick Fund Punke Trust Rowe Scholarship Reiserer Fund
$
December 31, 1984
360.90
$ 14,276.84 200,259.95 30,000.00 24,216.63 553.38 6,989.68 ^
$ $ 2,610.81 189,866.85 30,000.00 17,748.84 156.36 6,946.61 105,012.76
276,296.48 Investments Corporate Stocks Corporate Bonds Govt. Obligation
45,591.07 76,715.96 50,004.50
Scholarship Loans Furniture & Equipment less depreciation
352,342.23
45,361.07 76,715.96 303,868.81 172,311.53
425,945.84
47,564.03
62,687.03
19,962.92 ( 10,759.32)
20,862.68 ( 12,876.88 9,203.60
Land
TOTAL ASSETS
2,350.63
1,200.00
7,985.80 1,200.00
1,200.00
1,200.00
$506,936.54
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LIABILITIES & CAPITAL
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Payroll Taxes Payable
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Designated Funds Capital TOTAL LIABILITIES & CAPITAL
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994.14
$
966-46
14,095.88
120,468.34
491,846.52
731,076.73
$506,936.54
$852,511.53
At the conclusion of his report Bro. Cary introduced Brother Donald J Horttor, President of the Kansas Masonic Foundation. Bro. Horttor expressed appreciation for continuing support of the Foundation, noting the success of the high schcxjl Masonic All-State Band. He also reported that another band camp would be held this summer in preparation for the East-West Shrine football game, and urged continuing support of this project. Respectfully submitted. Curtis W. Cary Executive Director
SPECIAL PRESENTATION M:.W:. Robert Metcalf, Grand Master of Nebraska, addressed the brethren, bringing greetings from the Grand Lodge of Nebraska. At the conclusion of his remarks, he presented M: .W:. Lawrence D. Winegardner with a Certificate commissioning him as an Admiral in the Navy of the Great State of Nebraska, duly signed by the Governor of Nebraska. M:.W:. James Dunn, Grand Master of Colorado, extended greetings from the Grand Lodge of Colorado, and expressed his appreciation for the many courtesies extended to him during this Annual Communication.
REPORT OF TRIALS AND PUNISHMENTS COMMITTEE M: .W: . John H. Murray, PGM, Chairman, gave the following report which, on his motion, was accepted: To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: We regret to report that we have received six new cases for trial during the year, and that five of those cases have been completed with the sixth case awaiting trial after this reporting period. Those matters heard were: 1. A brother was charged with violating his Masonic duty and with conduct unbecoming a Mason as the result of his plea of guilty to two felonies and after having been sentenced to state prison at Lansing, Kansas. He entered a plea of not guilty intending to protect his wife. However, he did not appear at trial and had no one represent him at the trial and, after taking testimony, the committee found' that he should be expelled. 2. A brother was charged with three counts of incest in the District Court and as the result thereof, was charged with violating his Masonic duty and with conduct unbecoming a Mason. After a trial before two members of the committee, the accused not appearing, he was found guilty and the conmiittee found that he should be expelled. 3A brother was charged with assault with a deadly weapon with intent to do bodily harm or death, which is also an offense against the body of Masonry and being conduct unbecoming a Mason. After trial was had, the accused not appearing, he was found guilty and the penalty was expulsion. 4. A brother was charged with violating his Masonic duty and with conduct unbecoming a Mason on his conviction of felony theft and misusing funds placed in his trust. Upon his failure to enter a plea, a plea of not guilty was entered and trial was had before a member of the committee- After circulation of transcript of proceedings, the ccxranittee found the accused guilty and penalty was expulsion.
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5. A brother was charged in another state with an offense against the body of Masonry by committing an act derogatory to the reputation of Masonry, being an act of lewd assault. This brother did not plea and did not appear at the trial, and evidence from the civil court showed that he had been found guilty and placed on probation for ten years in order to complete psychiatric counseling. On the basis of the evidence presented, he was found guilty and ordered expelled. 6. A brother was accused of committing arson and of defrauding an insurance company, being acts derogatory to Masonry, and because he is out of state, thirty days notice is required and that notice does not expire until after this session of Grand Lodge. Therefore, this case will be passed over to the next Trials and Punishment Committee. Your Chairman appreciates the assistance of the committee members in conducting hearings and in attending the various trials, even though in each instance a transcript of the proceedings was prepared and sent to all members of the committee. It has been our policy to enter a plea of not guilty for any brother that does not respond and for any brother that does not plead guilty. This does necessitate a hearing or trial in the Lodge of the accused, and we do appreciate the assistance of the lodge officers in providing time and place of trial, as well as a reporter to report and transcribe the proceedings of each trial. You will note that, in each of the above matters, there had prior to our trials been a conviction or a plea of guilty in the civil courts. Respectfully sulxnitted. John H. Murray, PGM, Chairman Arthur C. Hodgson, PGM Charles K. Lawhead, Sr. George D. Clark Melville M. Heideman
REPORT OF FOREIGN RELATIONS COMMITTEE M:.W:. Forrest D. Haggard, PGM, Chairman, gave the following report which, on his motion, was accepted: To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: We express our appreciation to our Grand Master, M:.W:. Lawrence D. Winegardner, for his confidence in appointing us. We are grateful to our Grand Secretary and his staff for their aid and assistance during this year. The help of Dave and Francoise Recob and Biard Strain in translations of communications was very useful this year. Thank you to all! We want to pay tribute to our Grand Representatives and especially to those brethren who, when travelling, made Regular Masonic contact and did so with the help, aid and advice of the office of Grand SecretaryMasonry is on the move and thus is coming under fire and is being duplicated by irregular and illegal (non-regular Masonic) groups. The Haitian Federation of Masons is again active .and sending literature to our membership. This is not a legitimate Masonic organization in terms of recognition. You should have no connection with them. The trials of the Grand Orient of Italy continue. The latest being a letter from the "Gran Lodgia Generale d*Italia". The letter was well repudiated by the Grand Master of the regular Grand Orient. Freemasonry does well not to mix with organized politics. I was interested in a letter from the irregular so called Grand Orient of Lebanon complaining about "irregular groups" with whom it must cope- The Grand Orient also sent out an appeal for funds. It is not recognized. Problems with "irregular" Masonic activity also seems to plague the Third World. The Grand Lodge of Rio De Janerio Brazil is having such difficulties. We (Kansas) do not recognize the Grand Lodge of Rio De Janerio, but several other Grand Jurisdictions with whom we are in regular communication, do.
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We had several requests for assistance and aid from individual Grand Lodges but none had to do with direct Masonic needs. Anti-Masonic feelings {religious in formation) are among us. Our Grand Secretary states: "The anti-Masonic movement in Kansas is having somewhat of a hey-day." This needs to be answered and your chairman is working on this problem. The Grand Secretary has had some contact from Prince Hall Masonry concerning potential civil legislation dealing with so called Masonic groups. This is a difficult area and any "civil legislation" needs to be thought out very, very carefully. We received copies of correspondence between the Grand Masters of California and of New Jersey concerning a dispute over jurisdiction of the request of Mr. Danny Thomas (the entertainer) for Masonic affiliation. The dispute seems to have been settled after the Grand Master of California withdrew recognition from the Grand Lodge of New Jersey. What happened to the petitioner was not mentioned! I wonder if the "structure" of Freemasonry interferred with its "art"??? Indiana had a dispute with Illinois and withdrew recognition. It was over "jurisdictional integrity". . There may be times to "wield a club" of the power and authority of a Grand Master and issue an edict withdrawing recognition, but that is a very severe type of action. None of the correspondence which came to my attention carried the seal of the Grand Lodge nor was attested to by a Grand Secretary. This is a good time to record appreciation for the patience, wisdom and forbearance of the Grand Masters of this Grand Jurisdiction as they have dealt with "border and jurisdictional" disputes. We received a letter of GREETINGS AND APPRECIATION from the Grand Lodge of Spain concerning our affirmative vote of recognition of their grand Lodge. Representatives have been exchanged. Our Fraternal Relations with the Grand Lodge of Cuba have been underscored by an affirmation of the same by the Commission of the Grand Masters of North America. We have received a request for recognition from the Grand Lodge National of Columbia located in Cartegena. It is under advisement. We have one recommendation that requires action: Last year, the Commission on Information for Recognition of the Conference of Grand Masters of Masons in North America was represented at the consecration of the new Grand Lodge of Gabon. The Grand Lodge of Gabon was consecrated by the Grand Lodge National of France (Regular). It has been established in accordance with the standards of the commission, and is recommended by the Commission as being Regular and worthy of recognition. (Gabon was once a part of French Equatorial Africa. Its capital city is Libreville. The Lodges work in French using the English Emulation Ritual.) Therefore, we recommend the recognition of the Grand Lodge of Gabon and the exchange of Grand Representatives with the same. On his motion, this recommendation was moved, seconded and accepted. Fraternally siibmitted, Forrest D. Haggard, PGM, Chairman Harold B. Aldrich David L. Recob
REPORT OP TEMPLE BUILDING AND REMODELING COMMITTEE M;.Wi. Chester L. Gilbert, PGM, Chairman, presented the following report which, on his motion, was accepted. To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.P. & A.M. of Kansas: By-law 2-124D of the Grand Lodge provides the Committee on Temple Building and Remodeling shall act in an advisory capacity to the Grand Master upon all matters pertaining to the sale or purchase of property, the construction of buildings, and the major remodeling of existing buildings including the financing of such projects.
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The following projects have been recommended by the Committee and have been approved by our Grand Master in the past year: 1. Early in 1984 Wellington Lodge No. 150 was granted permission to proceed with plans for a new Lodge building. In September they were well into the project and ready to bring it to a conclusion. 2. Goodland Lodge No. 321 completed the exterior of their new building and are in the process of completing the interior. The Grand Master officiated at a Cornerstone Ceremony in October. 3. Altoona Lodge No. 118 consolidated with Benedict Lodge No. 403 and were granted peinnission to sell their lodge building while they had a buyer. 4. Wakarusa Lodge No. 402 did a small remodeling project on their Lodge Hall which included window replacement, added insulation and other small improvement. 5. Millbrook Lodge No. 281, Hill City, was granted authority to sell their Lodge building at a very desirable price and conditions. 6. Alta Vista Lodge No. 357 had plans approved for a new building and have rapidly brought it to a finished Lodge. 7. lola Lodge No. 38 and the other Masonic bodies had storm damage on May 3, and as the insurance was not enough to cover all replacement costs, everyone pitched in for the additional repairs. 8. Chetopa Lodge No. 73 sold their building and now have authority to proceed with the plans for a new building. 9. Reno Lodge No. 140, Hutchinson, was granted permission to install an elevator and make improvements to exterior of building. 10. Sedgwick Lodge No. 139 consolidated with Newton Lodge No. 142 and they are in the process of selling the building in Sedgwick. 11. Cawker City Lodge No. 125 has concluded the sale of their building. 12. Galva Lodge No. 251 consolidated with McPherson Lodge No. 172 and they have been granted permission to complete the sale of the building in Galva. 13. Garden City Lodge No. 246, being a member of the Garden City Masonic Temple Corp., was granted permission early in the year to purchase land for a new Temple. The committee for the corporation is now finalizing plans for the building and should be starting construction in the near future. The Temple Building and Remodeling Committee is pleased with the many projects and new buildings. We feel that each one gives Masonry a boost in their communities. Fraternally submitted. Chester L. Gilbert, PGM, Chairman S. Allan Daugherty, PGM Lawrence (Larry) Holder James H. Nolte Byron K. Fincham
REPORT OF OPERATION "KAN" COMMITTEE
W: . Glenn L. Knapp, Chairman, submitted the following report which, on his motion, was accepted: To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: The three degrees of Ancient Craft Masonry are sometimes referred to as YOUTH, MANHOOD AND AGE. The program OPERATION "KAN" is available to all ages.
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This past year, a little four year old girl lost an arm when a school bus overturned. She is doing fine - already she is using her feet to compensate for the loss of the arm. However, it is a very difficult time for her parents. IJuring one of my visits to the VA Medical Center at Leavenworth, Kansas, I learned about a Black Man, 24 years old, who had lost an arm in an accident. I know what this man was going through, because his amputation was in the same location as mine - I was also 24 years old when I lost mine. I called on him several times. At first, all he wanted to do was to stay in bed. I had him get up and go and have coffee with me. The last report I received, he was in the domiciliary, was out and about wearing a smile. Our Brother Chester H. Roberts, Secretary of Gardner Lodge No. 65, had to have an arm amputated. This took place of Friday before Saint John's Day. His lodge met on Thursday. He could not attend, but the Brethren, before returning home from their meeting, all came to see him in the Gardner Hospital and visited him, two-by-two, to wish him well. I learned about his operation on Friday. I called on our Brother and his wife on Saturday. It was greatly appreciated not only by them, but also his daughter and son-in-law whom I saw on Sunday. This is OPERATION "KAN" in action, caring and sharing. "Let each do that for which he is best fitted. The teacher also is a workman." (Morals and Dogma, page 95) Fraternally submitted. Glenn L. Knapp, Chairman William J. Colnar Larry E. Lein J. Wayne Parrish
REPORT OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS COMMITTEE W:. John A. Schowalter, Chairman, submitted the following report which, on his motion, was accepted: To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: This year your Committee on Public Schools has endeavored to continue and expand the programs which have been developed in the past. That is, the statewide Scholarship Essay Contest and American Heritage - Pxiblic Schools Month. By-Law 2-124C of the Grand Lodge charges this committee to "...develop programs..." and to " â&#x20AC;&#x201D; guide and advise the Grand Lodge in supporting and strengthening the free public sclrool system...". Essay Contest Because of many requests, the topic from the 1980 Essay Contest, "Prayer in the Public Schools", was used again this year. This timely and thought-provoking topic was well received and produced some very good essays from the young people across the state. Participation in the contest set a new record again this year with a total of 222 essays (127 girls and 95 boys) submitted in the state contest. It should be kept in mind that each one of these are first-place winners in local essay contests. This year, at the suggestion of our Grand Master, the Essay Contest was expanded to include high school juniors as well as seniors. This proved to be a very worthwhile change and has increased interest in the Essay Contest. The amounts of the scholarship awards remained the sam.e again this year: $1,000 for First Place; $700 for Second; $500 for Third; $300 for Fourth; and $100 for Fifth Place to each boy and girl winner. There were also three Honorable Mentions in each category that carried no scholarship award. The winners of the 1984 Essay Contest are:
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Girls Robin Pschigoda Hope Cyrus Lodge No. 288
Boys Brian Eflin Mo ran Mantiaton Lodge No. 245
Second Place
Bridgette S. Colglazier Rozei Larned Lodge No. 167
Grady Lee Todd Burlington Burlington Lodge No. 66
Third Place
Tressa Percy Humbolt Pacific Lodge No. 29
Greg Long Scott City Anthem Lodge No. 284
Fourth Place
Lora Singleton Narka Narka Lodge No. 349
Anthony W. Powell Kansas City Wyandotte Lodge No. 3
Fifth Place
Gretchen Jones Weir Black Diamond Lodge No. 274
Scott A. Smith Plains Plains Lodge No. 367
Honorable Mention
Tiffany R. McKain Delphos Minneapolis Lodge No. 143
Christopher Philgreen Ottawa Ottawa Lodge No. 18
Pamala Jean Jones Kansas City Wyandotte Lodge No. 3
John Crandon Parsons Parsons Lodge No. 117
Mary Ann Brooks Frontenac Pittsburg Lodge No. 187
John Maggard Baxter Springs Baxter Springs Lodge No. 71
First Place
The committee v/as again fortunate this year to have the able assistance of Brothers Royal B. Brown of Leavenworth, Conrad F. Johnson of Sabetha and William F. Mcintosh, PGM, of Clay Center who served as judges for the Essay Contest. American Heritage - Public Schools Month On January 9, 1985, the Honorable John Carlin, Governor of Kansas, proclaimed the month of February, 1985, to be observed as American Heritage - Public Schools Month in Kansas. A letter was sent to all Lodges encouraging them to hold a special program during February in celebration of American Heritage - Public Schools Month. Recommendations The inclusion of juniors as well as seniors in the Essay Contest proved very successful. We would, therefore, recommend that juniors be included in all future Essay Contests. As the Essay Contest is continuing to grow, we believe that the scholarship awards should keep pace. We would, therefore, recommend the addition of a sixth place award and the adjustment of the other awards as follows: First Place, $1,000; Second Place, $800; Third Place, $600; Fourth Place, $400; Fifth Place, $200; Sixth Place, $100 each, in the separate girls and boys contests. Conclusion We wish to thank our Grand Master, M:.W:. Lawrence D. Winegardner, for giving us this rewarding opportunity to serve the Craft; and for his support and wise council throughout the year. We also wish to thank R: .W:. Albert 0. Arnold, Jr., Grand Secretary, and his staff for their assistance. And to our Essay Contest judges, a special thanks for their valuable service. Finally Brethren, you, the Masons of Kansas, should feel justly proud. You have brought the Essay Contest to the point where it should be considered to be one of the major programs of this Grand Lodge. More than one-third of the lodges in Kansas had entries in the state-wide contest this year. That means that approximately 130 lodges held local essay contests in their public schools.
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It would be in5>ossible to individually thank each of you at the local level whose perseverance and hard work have made this possible. However, we would like to borrow a phrase that the military uses to thank all who have contributed to the success of the piiblic schools programs - WELL EX3NE Brethren, WELL DONE! Fraternally submitted, John A. Schowalter, Chairman Max L. Alber Damon M. Grimes Jimmy D. King Newton L. Skirvin
TELLERS' REPORT The Tellers were admitted into the Grand Lodge Room and reported that the ballots had been counted and recorded, and that the following had been elected to serve the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas for the ensuing year: Arris M. Johnson Durward C. Damielson Clifford D. Knauss Claude W. Norris William F. Mcintosh Albert O. Arnold, Jr.
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Each of the elected officers expressed willingness to serve the Grand Lodge, and gave assurance of their best efforts for the good of Masonry. The Tellers were dismissed by M:.W:. Lawrence D. Winegardner with an expression of his appreciation for their valuable service.
REPORT OF CHURCH-LODGE RELATIONS COMMITTEE W: . William J. Brown, member, gave the following report which, on his motion, was accepted: To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: As members of the oldest and the most respected Fraternity in the world, we have a responsibility to God, to our religion and to our fellowman. Masonry, though religious by nature, is not a religion. Masonry should never be considered a religion, but each member should assume a responsibility to God and to the Church of his choice. Very few of the organized religions in our country is critical of Masonry. However, we do not have the best of relationships with some of our younger ministers. Fulfilling our responsibility to our church can overshadow most of this criticism. We owe special responsibility to our local ministers. We ask them for the priviledge of performing a funeral service for our departed brothers when the family requests this service. We owe them respect and the Master or the orator should confer with the family minister prior to the service so that both have an understanding, and so that the Masonic service will in no way conflict with the Church's service. The local ministers should have special invitations to all open events of the Lodge. The Lodge should support all church special events such as special days, anniversaries, or special activities of the church. The Masonic Brothers should support all events of his churchâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; How about seeking a special invitation for the lodge Brothers to set in a body, or to attend church as a group for St. John's Day, Good Friday Services, World Day of Prayer, or Maundy Thursday services? We are of the opinion that Church-Lodge relationships can be improved by our own actions if we let the Church understand that it is foremost in our lives and Masonry is second to the Church. This committee is asking each lodge to participate in a St. John's Day service of some kind each year, even if it is only a matter of attending a church in a body. We are suggesting that the Master or the Lodge Chaplain visit with the local ministers each year suggesting lodge cooperation with the Church. The person who is to give the funeral
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lecture, or the Master, should visit with the Minister and the funeral director prior to the day of the service of a departed Brother. Each, member should resolve to be a better Church member because of his Masonic affiliation. The members of this committee thank the Grand Master for this opportunity to serve the Grand Lodge. - Respectfully submitted, Andrew E. Olson, Chairman William J. Brown H. Elvin Jones Thurman D. Miller Robert W. Wallace
REPORT QF CHARTERED LODGES AND LODGES U.D. COMMITTEE W:. Larry L. Algott, committee.member, presented the following report which, on his motion, was accepted: To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: The members of this committee would like to thank our Grand Master for the privilege of serving our Grand Lodge in this capacity. The number of Lodges in this Grand Jurisdiction continues to decline. In accordance with ARTICLE IX, Section 8, of the Constitution and By-laws of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas, M;.W:. Lawrence D. Winegardner ordered the following consolidations in 1984: Altoona Lodge No. 118 at Altoona to be consolidated with Benedict Lodge No. 403 at Benedict, order issued April 10, 1984. Sylvia Lodge No. 391 at Sylvia to be consolidated with Stafford Lodge No. 252 at Stafford, order issued April 10, 1984. Stohrville Lodge No. 368 at Bluff City to be consolidated with Anthony Lodge No. 200 at Anthony, order issued April 10, 19B4. Our Grand Master issued Letters of Dispensation to Ark Valley Daylight Lodge U.D. on the 16th day of May, 1984. These letters are due to expire on or about the 21st day of March, 1985. As we have not been notified of their intentions to seek a charter, no recommendations are forthcoming from the committee. Harveyville Lodge No.,421 at Harveyville to be consolidated with Corinthian Lodge No. 79 at Burlingame, order issued October 1, 1984. Galva Lodge No. 251 at Galva to be consolidated with McPherson Lodge No. 172 at McPherson, order issued November 19, 1984. Sedgwick Lodge No. 139 at Sedgwick to be consolidated with Newton Lodge No. 142 at Newton, order issued November 19, 1984. Twin Grove Lodge No. 213 at Severy to be consolidated with Hope Lodge No. 155 at Howard, order issued November 19, 1984. It is the duty of each Lodge to have their Annual Report in the hands of the Grand Secretary by January 10th each year. As this report goes to press, the following Lodges have yet to report: Eureka Lodge No. 88 at Pleasant Centre Lodge No. 147 at Marion Climax.Lodge No. 411 at Climax Fraternally submitted, F. Warren Starns, PGM, Chairman Larry L. Algott Arthur A. Hartshorn, Jr.
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REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON GRAND LODGE OFFICER REPORTS W:. Paul E. Ferrell gave the Report of Grand Lodge Officers Reports which, on his motion, was accepted. To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: It has been the pleasure of this Committee to serve the Grand Lodge of Kansas under the direction of M:.W: . Lawrence D. Winegardner and his dedicated staff of Grand Lodge Officers. We have read all of the reports in their entirety, and make the following recommendations for your approval: Acceptance of the Grand Master's address in its entirety, his recommendations, and the reports of all Standing and Special Committees. Acceptance of the Grand Treasurer's report. Acceptance of the Grand Secretary's report and that the Estimate of Income and Expenses be referred to the Committee on Finance. Brother Al and his Staff are doing an outstanding job, and we owe them our thanks. This Committee wishes to express its thanks to M:.W:. Lawrence D. Winegardner for the privilege of serving the Grand Lodge in this capacity. Fraternally submitted, Paul E. Ferrell, Chairman Maurice C. Hearn Charles S. Baldry Charles H. Case Donald Doll
REPORT OP MASONIC EDUCATION COMMITTEE M:.W:. Ben B. Boyles, PGM, Chairman, presented the following report which, on his motion, was accepted: To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: The activities of the Masonic Education Committee, we hope, reflected the goals of M:.W:. Larry Winegardner this year. Certainly it was the desire to bring to the Craft ideas and suggestions that were challenging and informative. Whatever success may have been achieved was the result of dedicated work by the Council of Administration and those members of the Education Committee who performed so willingly for me during the trying months I experienced in 1984. It is my firm conviction that we are assuredly facing many of our problems with more frankness and, just maybe, more unanimity than previously. On behalf of the Committee, I want to thank M:.W:. Larry Winegardner for the opportunity to serve the Craft. Respectfully submitted. Ben B. Boyles, PGM, Chairman Robert H. Arnold, PGM Lawrence L. Eckhoff Marvin T. Covalt Mark C. Davidson
REPORT OF TOTAL YOUTH COMMITTEE R:.W:. James W. Carroll, committee member, gave the following report which, on his nxjtion, was accepted: To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: Since the time of the last Grand Lodge session, the Total Youth Committee has attempted to assist and encourage the members of our Masonic youth groups.
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The committee v/as organized so that each member worked with one of the three youth groups (based on his own background and experience). This concept seemed to work well in establishing rapport and communications with the youth groups. We also contributed the "Focus on Youth" coliomn to the KANSAS MASON in our efforts to promote and encourage our Masonic young people. Presentation of recognition certificates by the Grand Master to meritorious youth group members is a project we would like to see continued. Now, more than ever. Masons need to show their financial and moral support for our young people. Masons should find the money and the time to help and work with the youngsters who are the fraternity's hope for the futureRespectfully submitted. Craig L. Davidson, Chairman James W. Carroll Martin M. Donaldson
REPORT OP GRAND LODGE ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE
R:-W:. Durward C. Danielson, GSW, Chairman, presented the following report which, on his motion, was accepted. To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: The only project of the Grand Lodge Activities Committee for the 1984-85 year was the Masonic Retreat held at Rock Springs 4-H Ranch, southwest of Junction City, over Labor Day weekend, September 1, 2 and 3, 1984. For this seventh annual weekend of leisurely enjoyment, relaxation and rest, there were 68 Brothers, Sisters and friends who came to participate in the activities. After a rather warm first day, a break in the weather made the last two days very enjoyable weatherwise. Although attendance was down by 15 or 20 from 1983, the committee feels that the retreat was thoroughly enjoyed by the participants. A number of those present expressed themselves to this effect, and hoped that it would continue. It is felt that with earlier and wider notification across the state, more brethren can plan for and attend the retreat in future years. On behalf of the Committee, I express our appreciation of the opportunity to serve the Grand Jurisdiction of Kansas. Respectfully submitted. Durward C, Danielson, GSW, Chairman C. M. (Bud) Geis Donald Hadlock Arthur R. Seele Clifford L. Trax
REPORT OF THE GRAND LODGE LIBRARY COMMITTEE M: .W: . Ben W. Graybill, PGM, Chairman, gave the following report which, on his motion. was accepted. To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: In 1980, M:.W:. F. Warren Starns asked the present Chairman to chair an ad hoc committee for the purpose of cataloguing the contents of our Grand Lodge Library. His goal was not only for the purpose of learning what we hade, but also how to find it if it is there. A second assignment for the committee was to develop interest in what we had so that it would be used for providing information to members who were interested in disseminating Masonic information to the lodges and members of the Grand Jurisdiction.
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with the professional assistance of R:.W:. Keith Arrington who had recently retired as Librarian of the Grand Lodge of Iowa, and the staff of our Grand Secretary, R:.W:. Albert O. Arnold, we now can determine within minutes if we have material on any subject being researched. Within the past year our Grand Secretary has initiated current improved methods for preserving valuable historic manuscripts and records. He is now processing the papers of all Past Grand Masters. Having completed the first assignment, our attention was directed to determining what method to use in developing interest in the Library so that a nucleus of interested Masons would use it to produce a number of Masonic writers and speakers. It was decided that the establishment of a Kansas Lodge of Research would be the most effective method. It was hoped that we could attract a minimum of 75 eligible members from which 10 or 15 would qualify to speak. At the Annual Communication of the Grand Lodge in 1981, a Charter was granted to the Kansas Lodge of Research and M:.W:. Ben Boyles presented it to the Lodge of Research . first Master, Ben Graybill, PGM. There were 750 Charter Members. In May of that year the newly elected officers were installed and M: .W: . F. Warren Starns, PGM, became the second Master. During that year plans were formulated for implementing the original purpose of the project. From that date on, the Lodge of Research quickly disintegrated. Prom the inquiries received by this writer, this was not due to the lack of interest in the membership, but because the attention of the leadership of the Grand Lodge was diverted to other matters. At the beginning of this year, M:.W:. Winegardner asked the present Chairman to continue in that capacity, stating that he had plans for the redevelopment of interest. It is common knowledge that due to a situation which the current Council of Administration inherited and is in no way responsible for, the attention of the present leadership has necessarily been directed to an effort to solve a problem greater than ever before facing this Grand Lodge. Consequently, the Grand Master has not had the time to consult with this Committee, so nothing has been accomplished this year, except the work of the Grand Secretary in taking steps to preserve our records of great historical value. Fraternally and respectfully submitted, Ben W. Graybill, PGM, Chairman
REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE M:.W:. Ralph D. Walker, PGM, Chairman, presented the Finance Committee Report which, on his motion, was accepted. To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. sA.M. of Kansas: In accordance with By-law 2-118 of the Constitution and By-laws of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of Kansas, your Finance Committee has engaged the accounting firm of Farmis to officially audit the books and make the necessary inspection of investments and properties. Their report appears elssewhere in these proceedings and is an addendum to this report. The committee has reviewed monthly the income and expenses of this M: .W: . Grand Lodge and have found them to be in accordance with our laws. This committee has met with the Council of Administration, the Grand Treasurer and the Grand Secretary; and the budget presented for your approval is the same as appears in the Grand Secretary's report. The committee on Finance appreciates the opportunity :o have served our M:.W:. Grand Master and our M:.W:. Grand Lodge. Fraternally submitted, Ralph D. Walker, PGM, Chairman W. Nolan Artz, PGM Merle D. Bradley Mitchell Hensley W. Phil McCracken
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LABOR TO REFRESHMENT The Grand Lodge was called from Labor to Refreshment until 9;00 A.M., Saturday, March 16, 1985.
ALL MASONIC BANQUET The All Masonic Banquet was held in the Scottish Rite Consistory Dining Room, Wichita, Kansas. Promptly at 6:30 P.M., the audience was called to attention. Then each of the Grand Lodge officers, their ladies and guests were introduced as they were promenaded down the stairs at the east end of the banquet hall. Following the invocation by the Grand Chaplain, a delicious dinner was enjoyed after which the Grand Master again greeted those present and acknowledged Distinguished Guests and Visitors. Following an enjoyable dinner, the Grand Master dispatched the Grand Senior Deacon to find the recipients of two Heroism Awards. W:. Loren Railsback, Master of lola Lodge No. 30, was escorted to the East where he received an award in behalf of his son. Brother Rex C- Railsback, who is also a member of I d a Lodge No. 30. Brother Rex Railsback is a Lance Corporal in the Marine Corps. Through his timely and heroic action three persons were pulled from a flaming automobile crash near the residence of friends he was visiting near Anaheim, California. His actions prevented serious injury and possibly death. The Grand Senior Deacon was then instructed to escort W:. Donald D. Nelson podium where he was presented with a plaque commemorating his heroic action. pursuit of his usual duty in a rural area near Jamestown, Kansas, he did hear of a desparate mother whose young daughter had become wedged between the side building and a water pump and was unconscious. He applied first aid anrf went tance, and the child's life was spared. W:. Nelson is a two time Past Master town Lodge No. 227.
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A surprise presentation was made to W:. Conrad F. Johnson, Grand Chaplain. A gold watch was presented by M:.W:. Winegardner in behalf of all the Grand Masters under whom Brother Johnson had served through many years. He has served more years as Grand Chaplain than anyother in this Grand Jurisdiction - serving during the years 1972, 1974, 1976, 1977, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984 and 1985. The Grand Master then announced that the Distinguished Service Award was being presented to co-winners. Brother Harley Henry, Sr., a member of Orient Lodge No. 51 in Topeka, and W:. Alvin K. Banman, a member and Past Master of Nine Mile Lodge No. 49 in Lansing. Both of these distinguished brothers were escorted to the podium, individually, and received a standing ovation. Both have served for many, many years as V.A.V.S. representatives at the Veterans' Hospitals in Kansas. Harlan Henry's service is the longest on record of any representative, and continues at the Veteran's Hospital in Topeka. Brother Banman served the Veteran's Hospital at Leavenworth for many years before moving to Newton. From there he has continued, as time will permit, to serve at the Veteran's Hospital in Wichita. Both of these good brothers responded with appropriate remarks and deep appreciation. Following the awards presentations, Mr. Bob Murphy, an attorney from Nacogdoches, Texas, addressed the audience. His humorous anecdotes, witicisms and homilies brought gales of laughter from the audience. The Grand Master then reminded us of the schedule to be followed the next day, paid special tribute to the Grand Organist, Brother Robert Foley, for his music; and dismissed us after a word of prayer from the Grand Chaplain.
REFRESHMENT TO LABOR The Grand Lodge was called from Refreshment to Labor on the Third Degree at 9:00 A.M. on Saturday, March 16, 1985, and the Business Session of the One Hundred Twenty-ninth Annual Communication was resumed.
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ESSAY TOPIC W: . John Schowalter, Chairman of the Public Schools Committee reported that the topic for next year's Essay Contest had been chosen. The topic will be "Today's Greatest Challenge to Public Schools". SPECIAL PRESENTATION R:.W:. Roland Hoag, Deputy Grand Master of Iowa, extended greetings from the Grand Lodge of Iowa, and expressed his appreciation of the many courtesies extended to him while attending this Annual Coiranunication-
REPORT OF JURISPRUDENCE COMMITTEE M:.W:. Robert D. Caplinger, PGM, Chairman, presented the following report. Certain items in this report were acted upon individually; and then at the conclusion, the report was adopted as a whole. To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: This Committee thanks M:.W:. Lawrence D. Winegardner, Grand Master, for the opportunity and responsibility of being assigned the task of making the report on the Jurisprudence Committee. I. Your Committee has given consideration to the dispensations granted during the past year by your Grand Master and finds that they were issued within his prerogative and in accordance with our Constitution and By-laws and recommends the approval thereof. (Recommendation upon regular motion and second was approved.) II. Our Grand Master under the heading of Rulings in his address, gave answers to seven questions set out therein. The Committee unanimously agrees that the answers are correct and in accordance with past decisions, interpretations and recommendations, and recommends the approval of same. (Recommendation upon regular motion and second was approved.) III. Your Committee has given careful attention to the several suggestions made by the Grand Master as to changes in certain By-laws. 1. OPEN INSTALLATION ON SUNDAYS. The Grand Master recommends that the By-laws be amended to permit open installation of Lodge officers on Sundays. Your Committee unanimously agrees and recommends that By-law 3-416 be amended to add the phrase "open installations of Lodge Officers" so that it will read as follows: "3-416 SUNDAY CEREMONIES. NO Lodge Communications nor Masonic Ceremony of any kind shall be held or conducted on Sunday except funeral ceremonies, Lodges of Sorrow, celebrations of St. John's Day and open installations of Lodge officers; â&#x20AC;˘ provided, that nothing above shall be construed as preventing the Grand Master from convening a Special Communication of Grand Lodge whenever he deems it necessary for the welfare of the Fraternity." (Recommendation upon regular motion and second was approved.) 2. PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO BY-LAW 4-127, CONDUCT OF THE BALLOT. The Grand Master recommends that the word "present" be added so as to make the By-law's meaning clear. The Committee unanimously recommends that By-law 4-127 be amended to read as follows:
"4-127 CONDUCT OF BALLOT. The ballot shall be under the supervision and control of the Master, and shall be inspected only by him and the Wardens. Every member present shall vote, and the Master shall not entertain any excuse from voting, or motion to postpone the ballot, or to reconsider it. The result in all cases shall be declared by the Master, after which he shall immediately destroy the ballot before returning the ballot box to the Senior Deacon." (Recommendation upon regular motion and second was approved.)
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3. .PERMIT PROFICIENCY EXAMINATION BY COMMITTEE, The Grand Master-recommends that the By-laws be amended to permit a proficiency examination to be conducted -by a committee. Your Committee unanimously agrees and recommends that By-law 4-206.be amended to delete the phrase "while the Lodge is open on the Degree previously attained by the Candidate" from the first sentence, and in place thereof add the. following phrase, "either in open Lodge or by a committee of not less than three members of the Lodge appointed by the Master.", and. inserting the phrase, "or upon the favorable report of said committee" in the second sentence so that By-law 4-206. would read as follows: "4-206 PROFICIENCY EXAMINATIONS. The examination of a.candidate upon his proficiency shall be conducted white-the-bodge-is-open-on-the-Begree-previoaaiy attained-by-the-eandidote either in open Lodge or by a committee of not less than three members of the Lodge appointed by the Master. The vote of the Lodge upon the proficiency of the Candidate or upon the favorable report of said committee shall be taken with the Candidate excused and the Lodge open on either the same degree or the next highest degree." (Recommendation after discussion was refused.) 4. WORK IN SEPARATE ROOMS. The Grand Master recommends that the By-laws be amended to permit the Grand Master to grant a special dispensation for a lodge to confer more than one degree at a time. The Committee unanimously agrees and recommends that the phrase "except that the Grand Master may grant special dispensation for a Lodge to confer more than one degree at a time by using separate rooms, provided said separate rooms are within the same Lodge building" be added to By-law 4-213 so that it would read as follows: "4-213 WORK IN SEPARATE ROOMS. A Lodge cannot confer degrees in separate rooms at the same time, except that the Grand Master may grant special dispensation for a Lodge to confer more than one degree at a time by using separate rooms, providing said separate rooms are within the same Lodge building." (Recommendation upon regular motion, second and discussion, was adopted.) 5. LIABILITY INSURANCE. The Grand Master- recommends that the Grand Lodge obtain a blanket liability insurance policy which would provide liability insurance as to all lodges not otherwise exempted by the Council of Administration. The Committee unanimously recommends the adoption of the following By-law; to wit, . "LIABILITY INSURANCE. The Council of Administration is authorized to purchase a Comprehensive Public Liability Policy covering the Grand Lodge and all constituent Lodges, which provides the following; to wit, "(1) Personal injury, bodily injury, and property damage liability coverage of $1,000,000; "(2) Medical payments of $1,000 per person, aggregate of $10,000 per accident; "(3) Fidelity bond coverage of $2,500 per person, including all officers, committeemen, and members whether or not salaried; "(4) Loss of monies or securities with limit of $5,000 for Grand Lodge and $1,000 for each constitutent Lodge; "(5) Paraphernalia coverage of $1,000; "(6) Workers' Compensation and Employers' liability coverage. "That the Council of Administration is authorized to prorate the cost thereof to each constitutent Lodge based upon the roll of membership of the preceding December 31 and to make an assessment therefor to each Lodge. "The said assessment shall not be assessed against the members, but shall be paid out of the General Fund of the Lodge. The Lodge shall pay the assessment within 45 days of the date of the assessment made by Grand Lodge. "Provided: The Council of Administration shall exempt a Lodge from such coverage and assessment if it finds that such Lodge already has personal
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injury, bodily injury, and property damage liability insurance coverage of a minimum of $300/000." (Recommendation was adopted.) nesclnded, June 8, 19?5 before publication. . see addendur.. 6. MASONIC HOME FACT-FINDING COMMITTEE. The report of the Masonic Home Fact-Finding Committee has been referred to this Committee for action. Your Coiranittee has reviewed the recommendations of that report, and in order to present the recommendations to this Grand Lodge for its decision, we submit the following: A. The Report of the Special Committee recommends a $2.00 increase in the per capita tax with the increase going to The Kansas Masonic Home with the increase to become effective on membership as of December 31, 1986. We recommend that this proposition be submitted for your decision in the following form; to wit, That the first paragraph of By-law 2-301 be amended to read: "Every Lodge working under a Warrant of Constitution shall pay annual to the Grand Lodge a tax of Six Eight Etollars per capita on its roll of membership for the preceding year. Said per capita tax shall be divided between the General Fund of the Grand Lodge and The Kansas Masonic Home, such division to be made each year by the Council of Administration with the approval of the Board of Directors of The Kansas Masonic Home in such proportions as will best meet the needs of both, and with the further provision that the portion allocated to The Kansas Masonic Home shall never be less than $1^59 $3.50 per capita; Provided that any increase in the per capita tax shall become effective on the Lodge roll of membership determined on December 31 the following year. (Recommendation after regular motion and second was defeated for want of a two-thirds majority.) B. The Special Committee recommends the enactment of a special assessment of $1.00, payable in January, 1986, on the membership of 1985. We recommend that this proposition be submitted for your decision in the following form; to wit, BE IT ADOPTED by this Grand Lodge that pursuant to ARTICLE IV, Section 1, of the Constitution, a special assessment is made on each Lodge in a sum equal to $1.00 for each member based upon the roll of membership December 31, 1985, payable on or before January 10, 1986; the same to be paid over to The Kansas Masonic Home. (Motion was made and regularly seconded raising the special assessment to $3.00. to amend was carried- The recommendation then carried and was adopted.)
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C. That the Masonic Home Fact-Finding Committee makes recommendations relative to the composition of the Board of Directors. The Jurisprudence Committee has examined the By-laws of The Kansas Masonic Home and finds that ARTICLE I, Section 1, provides: "The Kansas Masonic Home shall be governed by a Board of Directors consisting of nine members, eight of whom shall be Master Masons and one a member of the Order of the Eastern Star. Said Board of Directors shall be chosen as follows: Four thereof shall be members of the Council of Administration of the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of Ancient, Free and Accepted Masons of Kansas; four thereof shall be elected by the said Council of Administration of said Grand Lodge, one each year for a term of four years except where an unexpired term is filled, and one thereof by the Grand Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star of the State of Kansas." We further find that according to the present By-laws, the Board now elects the President. Therefore the only change which would be necessary is to provide that the four Master Masons should be elected by Grand Lodge rather than the Council of Administration.
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That since the Kansas Masonic Home is a separate corporation, this Grand Lodge only has the power to request and not to command. Therefore to present the recommendation of the Fact-Finding Committee for your decision, we suggest the following Resolution; to wit, RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED by this Grand Lodge, that it does hereby request the Board of Directors of The Kansas Masonic Home that it amend its By-laws so that the four (4) Master Mason positions on the Board be elected by the Grand Lodge rather than by the Council of Administration. That the four (4) Master Mason positions shall serve staggered four (4) year terms. That such members be elected at the Annual Communication of the Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas. That the Grand Master is to appoint a nominating committee of not less than three (3) nor more than five (5) who shall review the recommendations and qualifications of names submitted to them; that the nominating committee is to report to the Annual Communication of Grand Lodge its recommendations of the two most qualified namer. submitted, along with the qualifications of each nominee. That the Grand Lodge shall elect the member of the Board from said nominees." (Recommendation upon regular motion and second was approved.) D. The Special Committee recommends that the Grand Lodge distribution of the per capita tax be printed on the back of the Dues Cards. In order to submit this recommendation to you for your decision, we recommend the following form; to wit, BE IT ENACTED that the Grand Secretary all Dues Cards a statement concerning the tween the General Fund of the Grand Lodge ment to be in the following form with the
shall cause to be printed on the back of then division of the per capita tax beand The Kansas Masonic Home- Such stateapplicable figures inserted; to wit,
"The Grand Lodge levies a tax against each Lodge of Dollars per capita on its roll of membership for the preceding year. Such per capita tax presently is divided as follows: General Fund of Grand Lodge 5 ; The Kansas Masonic Home $ ." (Recommendation upon regular motion and second was adopted.) A request had been presented to this Committee from three Lodges in Northeast Kansas requesting that By-law 2-301 be amended so as to make a statement as to when an increase in the per capita tax become effective. In order to place this issue before the Grand Lodge, I move that the first paragraph of By-law 2-301 be amended by adding the following phrase at the end thereof; to wit, "Provided that any increase in the per capita tax shall become effective on the Lodge roll of membership determined on December 31 the following year." so that the first paragraph of By-law 2-301 as amended will read as follows: "Every Lodge working under a Warrant of Constitution shall pay annually to the Grand Lodge, a tax of Six Dollars per capita on its roll of membership for the preceding year. Said per capita tax shall be divided between the General Fund of the Grand Lodge and The Kansas Masonic Home, such division to be made each year by the Council of Administration with the approval of the Board of Directors of The Kansas Masonic Home in such proportions as will best meet the needs of both, and with the further provision that the portion allocated to The Kansas Masonic Home shall never be less than $1.50 per capita; Provided that any increase in the per capita tax shall become effective on the Lodge roll of membership determined on December 31 the following year." (Recommendation upon regular motion and second was adopted. Respectfully submitted,
Robert D. Caplinger, PGM, Chairman Addison C. Irby, PGM William E. Bradford, PGM F. Warren Starns, PGM Robert G. Jackson, PGM
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READING OP THE JOURNAL Unanimous a p p r o v a l was g i v e n t o a motion by A l b e r t O. A r n o l d , J r . , Grand S e c r e t a r y , t o d i s p e n s e w i t h t h e Reading of t h e J o u r n a l .
LABOR TO REFRESHMENT All regular business of the One Hundred Twenty-Ninth Annual Communication of the M: .W: . Grand Lodge A.F. & A.M. of Kansas having been completed, the Grand Lodge was called from I,abor to Refreshment for the purpose of opening on the First Degree for the installation of Grand Officers for 1985-1986-
INSTALLATION CEREMONIES With M:.W:. Ben B. Boyles as Installing Grand Master, assisted by Past Grand Masters Robert G. Jackson as Deputy Grand Master; Richard A. Porter as Grand Senior Warden; Lawrence D. Winegardner as Grand Junior Warden; Thomas C. Raum as Grand Treasurer; Robert D. Caplinger as Grand Secretary; Richard D. Kelsey as Grand Chaplain; Arthur C. Hodgson as Grand Senior Deacon; Chester L. Gilbert as Grand Junior Deacon; Ralph D. Walker as Grand Marshal; Addison C. Irby as Grand Sword Bearer; Robert H. Arnold as Grand Senior Steward; Ben Graybill as Grand Junior Steward; John H. Murray as Grand Pursuivant; Richard Becker as Grand Tyler; and S. Allan Daugherty as Assistant Grand Tyler, the following Grand Lodge Officers were installed for the ensuing year by P.G.M.'s J. Fred Williamson as Installing Frand Marshal; F. Warren Starns as Grand Senior Deacon; and Forrest Haggard as Grand Junior Deacon: M: . W : . Arris M. Johnson, Grand Master, Hays No. 195, 2714 Hillcrest,
Hays, 67601. R: . W : . Durward C. Danielson, Deputy Grand Master, Lafayette No. 16,
223 N. 14th, Manhattan, 66502. R: . W : . Clifford D. Knauss, Grand Senior Warden, Halstead No. 46,
P.O. Box 161, Halstead, 67056. R: . W : . Claude W. Norris, Grand Junior Warden, Rising Sun No. 8,
1523 Crawford, Ft. Scott, 66701M: . W : . William P. Mcintosh, PGM, Grand Treasurer, Clay Center No. 134,
Box 514, Clay Center, 67432. R: . W : . Albert O. Arnold, Jr., Grand Secretary, Rosedale No. 333, W: . W: . W: . W: . W: . W: . W: . W: . W: . W: .
BOX 1217, Topeka, 66601 Conrad F. Johnson, Grand Chaplain, Smithton No. 1, 217 S. 12th, Sabetha, 66534. Robert M. Mease, Grand Senior Deacon, Kilwinning No. 265, Box 716, Hugoton, 67951. Jerry K. Van Allen, Grand Junior Deacon, Sharon Springs No. 417, HC2, Box 161, Sharon Springs, 67758. Myron G. Johnson, Grand Marshal, Lenora No- 181, Lenora, 67645. C. M. (Bud) Geis, Grand Sword Bearer, Circleville No. 20, Thaine A. Clark, Grand Senior Steward, Hays No. 195, 513 West 16th, Hays, 67601. Gilbert M. Angell, Grand Junior Steward, Delaware No. 96, 8524 Troup, Kansas City, 66112. Benny L- Holloway, Grand Pursuivant, Narka No. 349, Route 1, Narka, 66960Robert J. Higgs, Grand Tyler, Golden Rule No. 90, 125 S-W. Courtland, Topeka, 66606. Dan R. Sharp, Assistant Grand Tyler, Downs No. 204, 405 Morgan, Downs, 67437
The following were conmiissioned by Grand Master Arris M. Johnson with appropriate words, charge and responsibility: AREA DEPUTY GRAND MASTERS AREA I R:.W:. Raymond D. Hough, Cherokee No. 119, P.O. Box 275, Cherokee, 66724. AREA I I R:.W:. Roger S. Seigel, Old Mission No. 153, 8424 State Line, Shawnee Mission, 66206.
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R:.W:. Warren Toney, Arcana No. 31, Rt. 1, Lancaster, 66041. AREA IV R:.W:. Halbert G. Horton, Wakarusa No. 402, 1034 S.W. Ffazier, Topeka, 66604. AREA V R:.W:. Wayne P. Smith, Emporia No. 12, 1235 Garfield, Emporia, 66801. AREA VI R: .W: . John P. Savage, Carson No. 132, 2105 W. Laurel St., Independence, 67301. AREA VII R:.W:. Hugh w. Gill, III, Albert Pike No. 303, 1002 Blackwell, Wichita, 67207. AREA VIII R:.W:. Raymond R. Haden, Clifton No. 122, Clifton, 66937. AREA IX R:.W:. James H. Nolte, Great Bend No. 15, 2433 Walnut Dr., Great Bend, 67530. AREA X R:.W:. Lawrence Eckhoff, Hutchinson No. 445, 2104 Wilton, Hutchinson, 67501. AREA XI R:.W:. Wilbur L. Morris, Tyrian No. 246, 1508 Spruce St., Garden City, 67846. AREA XII R:.W:. David E. Casey, Gove County No. 302, Grainfield, 67737. DISTRICT DEPUTY GRAND MASTERS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
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Harry "Jick" Davis, Protection No. 384, 301 S, Hays, Protection, 67127. Lisle I. Hatfield, Haviland No. 409, 512 School, Pratt, 67124. Thaine Beamer, Larned No. 167, 707 Corse, Larned, 67550. Terry Conard, Walnut City No. 215, Timken, 67582. Richard Brozek, Blue Hill No. 198, Rt. 1, Box 91, Lucas, 67648. Marlin Ames, Downs No. 204, 1112 Ingalls, Downs, 67437. Kenneth W. Johnson, Phillipsburg No. 184, Rt. 1, Glade, 67639. Delbert W. Berry, Lenora No. 181, HC 63, Box 12, Lenora, 67645. Robert H. Wanker, Millbrook No. 281, Box 189, Hill City, 67642. Mitchell Gillespie, Gove County No. 302, Box 41, Granfield, 67737. John E. Buck, Atwood No. 164, Rt. 1, Box 44, Atwood, 67730. Darrell Holmes, Walnut Valley No. 191, Box 207, Utica, 67584. Arnold W. Schoen, Preston No. 283, Box 68, Cimarron, 67835. Larry R. Ochs, Syracuse No. 309, Box O, Syracuse, 67878. Bernard E. Weller, Webb No. 275, Rt. 2, Box 98, Montezuma, 67867. Warner Rogers, Dover No. 138, 12539 S.W. 77th, Auburn, 66402.
Immediately following the installation and commissioning ceremonies, the newly installed 116th Grand Master of the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of Kansas, Arris M. Johnson, asked the Installing Grand Master and all who participated in the installation to stand. M: .W: . Ben Boyles was cited for his outstanding work as Installing Officer, and all were then given a hearty round of applause. INTRODUCTIONS M:.W:. Arris M. Johnson introduced the members of his family: his mother, Lydia Johnson; his wife, Virginia; his sister, Elda Dickenson; his daughter and son-in-law, Bro. and Mrs. Stuart McGowen; and grandsons, Jeffrey and Christopher. Currently, Mrs. McGowen (Pamela) is serving as Worthy Matron of Hays Chapter 228, Order of Eastern Star, and the Grand Master is Worthy Patron. The Grand Officers were introduced with their spouses, as were the Past Grand Masters. W:. Louis R. Gant, Installing Chaplain and Worshipful Master of St. Bernard Lodge No. 222, was recognized. This is the first time he has had the opportunity to serve as Worshipful Master. In the past. Pastoral transfers have kept him from this office. PRESENTATIONS Brother Joe George Steimel, Senior Warden of Hays Lodge No. 195, asked to approach the East where he presented the Grand Master with a Top Hat. The officers and members of Hays Lodge were asked to stand and be recognized. W:. Max Skinner, Secretary of Downs Lodge No. 204, asked for and was granted permission to approach the East. Downs Lodge being the Lodge where the Grand Master started in Masonry, proudly presented him with a gavel once used by our late Past Grand Master, William H. Harrison. The officers and members of Downs Lodge were asked to stand and were recognized. A jolly green hat was presented to the Grand Master, noting this was appropriate as this day is St. Patrick's Day. M:.W:. Thomas C. Raiam, PGM, approached the East and presented a set of automobile keys to the Grand Master to commemorate a recent experience with lost items of this nature. M: .W: . Ben B. Boyles presented the Grand Master with a beautiful Wall Clock with a Square and Compass background on behalf of himself and the Installing Team. R:.W:. Durward C. Danielson, Deputy Grand Master, presented our new First Lady with a gold-necklace engraved with the Masonic Emblem to be worn during her year as the First Lady of Kansas Masons.
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GRAND MASTERS ADDRESS M:.W:. Arris M. Johnson briefly addressed the brethren: Brothers and Friends, Thank you for the high honor you have given to me and for your confidence. I promise that I will do my utmost to sustain your confidence and to do those things which will reflect honor upon this high office and which will benefit Kansas Masonry One of my concerns this morning is that we have lost sight, at least partially, of our wonderful heritage as Masons. Have you considered that we are at least among the oldest, and perhaps the oldest, institutions on earth? History and Scripture teach us that only those institutions which are worthy and which find approval in God's sight do survive! You owe it to yourself, to your brothers, and to those who are not yet Masons, to study and learn more about our great Fraternity so that we might be better men and Masons. We have all agreed to seek more and more light, and now is the time! Also, we need to keep sight of the fact that/ as our forebears were in operative fashion, so we are in speculative fashion, builders. We are truly building every day we are building character, building friendships, building a better social order and, most importantly, we are building that house not made with hands, eternal in the heavens. But - might we not build better if we knew our working tools a little better? Again, I urge you to study to improve yourself in the great teachings of our Fraternity and to seek more and more light. We will then stand ready to discuss more knowledgeably when someone asks, "What is Masonry?" - or when our new member asks for an explanation - and we will feel better becuase it will help us to be better men and Masons. I believe we need to work together more closely with all of our brothers - and our sisters. All of our orders are worthy and valuable to all of the others. But we need to communicate and cooperate to a better degree. We need each other. We are all related through common ties. We are brothers and sisters. We need to help each other. We have done this and are doing it, but we can do better.â&#x20AC;˘ Let's give it a try! Be proud of Masonry and be proud to be a Mason! Let it show! We do^ have the oldest fraternity in the world. We are confident that our principles are sound - in fact, they are the soundest of principles. We have all of the working tools needed to make a good man a better man, and society a better place. We offer what, I believe, young people are seeking today - and we are seeing more young men coming to us. Think of what we have! The Grand Master of Iran in exile told us a month or so ago at the Grand Masters' Conference that he knew of 500 Masons who had been shot in his country - just because they were Masons! Stop and appreciate what we have. Pride and enthusiasm about Masonry is contagious! Let it show. I am not speaking as a coach trying to fire up his team I am dead serious. Don't be a pessimist. As someone has said, "In the long run, the pessimist may be right, but the optimist has a much better time." Someone else said, "This time, like all times, is a very good time if we but know what to do with it." If you find a path with no obstacles, it probably isn't leading anywhere. We have a tendency, as people, to look at the problems but forget to look at the bright side. We have lost in membership, but we have some great Masons. We are seeing a turnaround, I believe, and there is nothing wrong with Masonry. I believe we can have a very bright future, and that future is beginning right here - right now. Let's not ask, "why has this happened to us?" unless we also ask the same question for every joy and success we have had. You have, every one, been asked if you were duly and truly prepared, and you were taught to seek more light. Do you feel confident in what you know about Masonry? My challenge to you today is to - every single one of you - read at least one book on Masonry, think about it, incorporate it, and then go out and share it with your brothers and with all of mankind. I believe it will make a differenceTo paraphrase what M:.W:. Dunn, Grand Master of Colorado, said yesterday, let's be Masons, not just members. Remember, be Masons, not just members - and then, let it show!
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INVITATION W:. Darrell D. Fiske, Worshipful Master of Salina Lodge No. 60, approached the altar. There he extended an invitation to the Grand Master to hold the Annual Communication of Grand Lodge in March, 1986, in their fair city and Lodge. The Grand Master accepted.
RECEPTION An invitation from The Masons of Hays, Lodge No. 195 A.F. & A.M., was extended to all for a festive evening in honor of The Most Worshipful Arris M. Johnson, Grand Master of Masons in Kansas, on Saturday, April 13, 1985. A Reception would take place from 4:00 to 6:00 o'clock at the Hays Masonic Temple with a Banquet following in the Black and Gold Ballroom of the Memorial Union Building at Fort Hays State University. CLOSING The Grand Master thanked all who were in attendance, and invited them to Grand Lodge next year in Salina. Following a closing prayer by W: . Conrad F. Johnson, Grand Chaplain, M:.W:. Arris M. Johnson declared the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas closed in Ample Form.
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DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARDS The Distinguished Service Award is the highest award given by this jurisdiction. This year it was shared, as W":. Alvin K. Banman and Brother Harley Henry, Sr. were
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Brother Har ley Henry, Sr. receiving Distinguished Servi ce Award from M:.W:. Lawrence D. Winegardner,
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W:. Alvin K. Banman receiving Distinguished Service Award from M: .N:. Lawrence D. Winegardner, Grand
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M: . W:. Larry D . Winegardner presenting a gold watch to Conrad F . Johnson , Grand Chaplain, for years of
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W:. Loren D. Railsback, Master of lola Lodge #38, receiving Heroism Award in behalf of his son,
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BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH of M:. W:. Lawrence D. Winegardner Grand Master of Masons in Kansas March 17, 1984 through March 16, 1985 by M:. W:. F. Warren Starns Most Worshipful Lawrence D. Winegardner was the oldest of four children born to Harry and Mabel Winegardner on January 28, 1920, in Skiatook, Oklahoma. Larry, as he is known by his friends, lived a short time in Wichita, but spent most of his young life in Kansas City, Missouri where he attended Northeast and Manual High SchoolsOn the 21st day of March, 194^,' Larry was united in Branham and to them have been born two sons. David owns Missouri. He and His wife, Ann, have one son, Matthew. ant with ATST. He and his wife. Patsy, live in Overland
marriage to Barbara Louise Radio Station KBTN at Neosho, Philip is a technical consultPark.
Afl:er the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, Larry stopped his work in construction to enlist in the Air Force and was sent to Randolph Field, Texas for pilot training. Due to an eye problem he was forced to discontinue as a pilot and was sent to South Dakota to radio school. Larry was later based in Chittagong, Indda, where he "flew the Hump" as radio operator on C-47's, ferrying supplies into China. After the war Larry returned to Kansas City and entered radio school. In 1946 he moved'to Statesboro, Georgia, to take his first job in radio as Chief Engineer with Radio Station WWNS. Three years later Larry returned for another session of school, then moved to Warsaw, Indiana, as Chief Engineer for Station WKAM. In 1952 Larry moved his family to Atchison and became Chief Engineer of Radio Station KARE. Larry has given freely -of his time to the Boy Scouts of America. He is a member o the First Christian Church in Atchison and his -hobbies are fishing and hunting. Most Worshipful Lawrence D. Winegardner received the Degrees of Ancient Craft in Active Lodge! No. 158 in Atchison. He was Initiated May 5, 1965, Passed June 14, 1965 and Raised July 16, 1965. Our Grand Master is truly a dedicated Mason. The records show he held offices in his Lodge from 1966 through 1982. During this time Larry received his Unlimited Proficiency Card and served our Grand Lodge as a Grand Lecturer for ten years. (Unlimited Proficiency Card Received July 29, 1971.)
Brother Winegardner was appointed Grand Senior Deacon by M: . W: . F. Warren Starns. MASONIC RECORD
Active Lodge No. 158 May 5, 1965 Initiated Passed June 14, 1965 Raised July 16, 1965 Junior Steward 1966 1967 Junior Deacon Senior Deacon 1968 1969 Junior Warden Senior Warden 1970 1971 Worshipful Master Chaplain 1972 Secretary 1973-1982
^ ^ , ^ Grand Lodge Assistant Grand Lecturer 1971-1973 District Deputy Grand Master 1974 Grand Lecturer Grand Senior Deacon 1980 Grand Representative of New Hampshire 1980 Grand Junior Warden 1981 Finance Committee 1981 Grand Senior Warden 1982 Deputy Grand Master 1983 Grand Master 1984-1985
Other Lodge affiliations and honors are: Scottish Rite, Valley of Lawrence; Washington Chapter No; 1, R.A.M.; Washington Council No. 2, Cryptic Masons; Washington Commandery No. 2, Knights Templar; St Justine Conclave, Red Cross of Constantine; DeMolay Legion of Honor (Honorary); Charter member, Atchison Hi-12 Club, Abadallah Temple, AAONMS. _I
The Masons of Kansas are fortunate to have had the leadership of M:. W: . Lawrence : Winegardner. He gave sufficient time to research; he was considerate, fair and showed great ability to weigh the facts before making his decisions.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE ASSOCIATION OF PAST GRAND MASTERS OF KANSAS
Wichita, Kansas March 15, 1985 The 81st Annual Meeting of the Association of Past Grand Masters of Kansas was held at The Petroleum Club on Friday, March 15, 1985. The following Past Grand Masters were present: S. Allan Daugherty Richard L. Becker Addison C. Irby John H. Murray Ben W. Graybill Arthur C. Hodgson Thomas C. Raujn, Jr. Carroll C. Arnett Robert D. Caplinger Richard D. Kelsey J. Fred Williamson
(1952) (1957) (1959) (1961) (1963) (1964) (1968) (1969) (1971) (1972) (1973)
Forrest D. Haggard Robert H. Arnold Ralph D. Walker William F. Mcintosh Chester L. Gilbert W. Nolan Artz F. Warren Starns Ben B. Boyles Robert G. Jackson Richard A. Porter Lawrence D. Winegardner
(1974) (1975) (1976) (1977) (1978) (1979) (1980) (1981) (1982) (1983) (1984)
The Venerable President, M:.W:. W. Nolan Artz, opened a Table Lodge and called on M:.W:. Forrest D. Haggard to offer prayer. Our Grand Master, M:.W:. Lawrence D. Winegardner, accompanied by the visiting Grand Masters from other Grand Jurisdictions, were presented for the Induction Ceremony; and were accordingly prepared and initiated. M:.W:. Carroll C. Arnett conducted the Ceremony in a most impressive and proficient manner. A photograph of the Past Grand Masters and their guests was taken. Luncheon was served to all present.
The usual Toasts and Responses were made.
We were thankful that our line of Past Grand Masters was unbroken for the year 1984. All present signed cards for the following Past Grand Masters who were absent because of illness: M:.W:. Ray W. Kinzie (1960); M:.W:. Owen E. Hodgson (1965); M:.W:. William E. Montgomery (1966). M:.W:. S. Allan Daugherty, Secretary, reported on the widows of deceased Past Grand Masters. He had personally visited most of them by telephone in March. 1935 1939 1943 1944 1948 1949 1953 1954 1958 1962
Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs.
Otto R. Souders, Wichita Claud F. Young, Fort Scott Charles S. McGinness, Joplin, Mo. James H. Trice, Medicine Lodge Hazel Robison Crow, Emporia William H. Harrison, Sun City, Arizona D. Bruce Newton, Wichita Floyd S. Ecord, Burlington Earl R. Brown, Plains Pauline Bishop Siesser, Parsons
The following Grand Masters from other Grand Jurisdictions were introduced and brought greetings: M: M: M: M:
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C. Glenn Brown, Iowa Vern H. Schneider, Missouri Robert A. Metcalf, Nebraska . Byron C. Jenkins, Past Grand Master,
Our Venerable President, M:.W:. W. Nolan Artz, proposed a Toast to The Grand Lodge of Kansas. A fine Response was made by our Grand Master, M:.W: , Lawrence D. winegardner. The following officers were elected to serve for the ensuing year:
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F. Warren Starns, Venerable President Ben B. Boyles, Senior Warden Robert G. Jackson, Junior Warden S. Allan Daugherty, Secretary Richard A. Porter, Steward
The next Annual Meeting will be held in the city of Salina, Kansas, in March, 1986. The meeting of business, ceremony and fellowship was concluded with the Tyler's Toast given by M: .W: . J. Fred Williamson, after which the Table Lodge was closed in Ample Form by the Venerable President. Respectfully and Fraternally Submitted, S. Allan Daugherty Secretary
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IXXATION AND NUMBER OF LODGES IN DISTRICTS R: . W:. Raymond D. Hough, ADGM, Cherokee No. 119, P. O. Box 275 Cherokee, 66724 District No. 7. R:. W:. James A. Johnston, DDGM, Lotus No. 286, Box 126, Blue Mound, 66010 Mound City No. 33; LaCygne No. 61; Pleasanton No. 88; Fontana No. 131; Blue Mound No. 286; Kincaid No. 338; Parker No. 341 District No. 8. W:. Paul D. McDermed, DDGM, Memphis No. 108, Rt 3 Box 304, Fort Scott, 66702 Rising Sun No. 8; Mapleton No. 28; Xenia No. 47; Devon No. 92; Garland No. 108; Uniontown No. 115; Fulton No. 210; Hiattville No. 216; Bronson No. 268; Hepler No. 398 District No. 9. R:. W: Box 399, Arma, 66712
Charles J. Shifflet, DDGM, Arcadia No. 329,
Glrard No. 93; Pittsburg No. 187; Walnut No. 229; Mulberry No. 261; Arcadia No. 329; Arma No. 408 District No. 10. R:. W:. Melvin L. Huffman, DDGM, Black Diamond No. 274, Box 63, Weir, 66781 Baxter No. 71; Columbus No. 100; Cherokee No. 119; Weir No. 274; Scammon No. 351; Galena No. 194 District No. 11. R:. W:. Clarence C. McNemar, DDGM, Chetopa No. 73, Rt. 4 Box 151, Columbus, 66725 Oswego No. 63; Altamont No. 69; Chetopa No. 73; Erie No. 76, Parsons No. 117; Thayer No. 149; McCune No. 237 District No. 12. R:. W:. Bobby L. Ackerman DDGM, Virginia No. 315, Rt. 1 Box 28, Savonburg, 66772 Humboldt No. 29; I d a No. 3S; ChanutG No. 103; Colony No. 212; Moran No. 245; Savonburg No. 315; LaHarpe No. 325 R:. W:. Roger S. Seigel, ADGM, old Mission No. 153, 8424 State Line, Shawnee Mission, 66206 District No. 3. R:. W:. Kenneth A. McCart, DDGM, Nine Mile No. 49, Box 12, Lansing, 66043 Leavenworth No. 2; King Solomon No. 10; Easton No. 45; Nine Mile No. 49; Hiram No. 68; Hancock No. 311 District No. 4. R:. W:. Edgar J. Humble, DDGM, Westgate No. 438, 1861 N. 25th, Kansas City, 66104 Wyandotte No. 3; Delaware No. 96; Armourdale No. 271; Kaw No. 272; Bonner Springs No. 366; Roger E. Sherman No. 369; West Gate No. 438 District No. 5. R:. W:. Paul W. Clingenpeel, DDGM, Old Mission No. 153, 9206 W. 82nd Terr., Overland Park, 66204 Ancient Form No. 34; Shawnee No. 54; Lenexa No. 135; Old Mission No. 153; Ben Hur No. 322; Rosedale No. 33; Overland Park No. 436 R:. W:. Howard Mallicoat, DDGM, Stanley No. 444, District No. 509 Park, Stillwell, 66085 Olathe No. 19; Osage No. 24; Paola No. 37; Spring Hill No. 56; Gardner No. 65; Edgerton No. 127; Louisburg No. 243; Stanley No. 444 R:. W:. Warren Toney, ADGM, Arcana No. 31, Rt. 1 Lancaster, 66041 District No. 1. 66424
R:. W:. George Bruning, DDGM, Denton No. 449, Everest,
Smithton No. 1; Troy No. 55; Wathena No. 64; Bendena No. 440; Denton No. 449 District No. 2. R:. W:. George Gerardy, DDGM, Active No. 158, 1301 Kansas, Atchison, 66002 Washington No. 5; Arcana No. 31; Mackey No. 48; Huron No. 72; Muscotah No. 116; Active No. 158
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Continued District No. 16. R: . W:. William L. McFall, Jr., DDGM. Hiawatha No. 35, 209 S. Washington, Sabetha, 66534 Hiawatha No. 35; Sabetha No. 162; Whiting No. 250; Horton No. 326 District No. 17. R:. W:. Duane Wilson, DI3GM, Polar Star No. 130, Rt. 2 . Netawaka, 66516 Seneca No. 39; Centralia No. 89; Netawaka No. 130; Oneida No. 323; Goff No. 430 District No. 18. R:. W:. Charles E. Shubkagel, DDGM, Frankfort No. 67, 210 N. Kansas, Frankfort, 66427 Oketo No. 25; Frankfort No. 67; Waterville No. 85; Marysville No. 91; Blue Rapids No. 169; Axtell No. 234; Beattie No. 259; Suimnerfield No. 354 District No. 19. R:. W:. wilbert J. Leuthold, DDGM, circleville No. 20, Rt. 1, Circleville, 66416 Circleville No. 20; Holton No. 42; Onaga No. 188; Hoyt No. 327; Denison No. 372; Mayetta No. 393
AREA IV
R:l W:. Halbert G. Horton, ADGM, Wakarusa No. 402, 1034 S. W. Frazier, Topeka, 66604 District No. 14. R:. W:. Harrison K. Traul, DDGM, Acacia No. 9, 2125 Tennessee St., Lawrence, 66046 Lawrence No. 6; Acacia No. 9; Palmyra No. 23; DeSoto No. 40, Eudora No. 83; Tonganoxie No. 190; Linwood No. 241; Lecompton No. 420 District No. 15. R:. W:. Merle E. Chitwood, DDGM, Meriden No. 236, 2248 Maryland, Topeka, 66605 Oskaloosa No. 14; Jefferson No. 84; Meriden No. 236; McLouth No. 256; Nortonville No. 266; Perry No. 415 District No. 20. R:. W:. James w. Carroll, DDGM, Golden Rule No. 90, 3118 N. W. Brown Dr., Topeka, 66618 Lake No. 50; Pottawatomie No. 52; Golden Rule Na. 90; Hesperian No. Ill; Delia No. 419 District No. 21. R: . W:. Gregory C. Wilson, DDGM, Siloam No. 225, Box 2624, Topeka, 66601 Topeka No. 17; Auburn No. 32; Orient No. 51; Siloam No. 225; Albert Neese No. 248; Seabrook No. 385; Wakarusa No. 402 District No. 22. R: . W:. Roland A. Miles, DDGM, Corinthian No. 79, Rt 2 Box 212, Burlingame, 66413 Ridgeway No. 62; Carbondale No. 70; Burlingame No. 79; Lyndon No. 101; Osage City No. 141 District No. 64. R: . W:. Warner Rogers, DDGM, Dover No. 138, 12539 S. W. 77th, Auburn, 66402 Dover No. 138; Alma No. 161; Eminence No. 205
AREA No.v
R:. W:. Wayne P. Smith ADGM, Emporia No. 12, 1235 Garfield, Emporia,66801 District No. 13. R:. W:. Howard L. Smith, DDGM, Ottawa No.' 18, 528 Willow, Ottawa, 66067 Ottawa No. 18; Melvern No. 22; McKinley No. 41; Garnett No. 44; Williamsburg No. 224; Lane No. 339; Wellsville No. 356 District No. 23. LeRoy, 66857
R:. W:. Stephen D. Yoho, DDGM, Neosho No. 27, Box 56,
Neosho No. 27; Burlington No. 66; Waverly No. 244; Gilead No. 144; Hebron No. 314 District No. 27. R:. W:. Kermit R. Pope, DDGM, Madison No. 196, 705 S. Third, Madison, 66860 Eureka No. 106; Toronto No. 121; Madison No. 196; Hamilton No. 301; Climax No. 411
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Continued District No. 28. Reading, 66868
R:. W:. Donald MaoPherson, DDGM, Lebo No. 152, Box 163,
Emporia No. 12; Zeredatha No. 80; Americus No. 109; Lebo No. 152; Hartford No. 193; Allen No. 335; Saffordville No. 395 R:. W:. John P. Savage, ADGM, Carson No. 132, 2105 W. Laurel St. Independence, 67301 District No. 24. R:. W:. Paul L. Maxwell, DDGM, Constellation No. 95, Box 162, Fredonia, 66736 Harmony No. 94; Constellation No. 95; Greenwood No. 163; Buffalo No. 379; Benedict No. 403 District No. 25. R:. W:. Robert A. Clapp, DDGM, Fortitude No. 107, Rt. 2 Box 292, Independence, 67301 Keystone No. 102, Fortitude No. 107; Carson No. 132; Cherryvale No. 137; Caney No. 324; Edna No. 345. District No. 26. R:. W:. Gerald D. Magnus, DDGM, Chautauqua'No. 355, Rt. 1, Cedarvale, 67024 Longton No. 26, Meridian No. 126; Vesper-Olive No. 136; Hope No. 155; Moline No. 267; Chautauqua No. 355 District No. 35. R:. W:. William A. Morris, DDGM, Dexter No. 156, Rt. 4, Arkansas City, 67005 Winfield No. 110; Crescent No. 133; Dexter No. 156; Burden No. 233 District No. 36. R:. W:. Wallace W. Wolf, DDGM, Haven No. 157, Rt 1 Box 76, South Haven, 67140 Wellington No. 150; Haven No. 157; Oxford No. 165; Sumner No. 203; Argonia No. 285 District No. 37. R:. W:. Morris L. Fisher, DDGM, Derby No. 365, , Derby, 67037 Haysville No. 112; Belle Plaine No. 173; Mulvane No. 201; Cheney No. 258; Conway Springs No. 269; Clearwater No. 273; Derby No. 365 R:. W:. Hugh W. Gill, 111, ADGM, Albert Pike No. 303, 1002 Blackwell Wichita, 67207 District No. 33.
R:. W:. George H. Hardey, DDGM, Advance No. 114,
Halstead No. 46, Advance No. 114; Newton No. 142; Valley Center No. 364; Centre No. 147 District No. 34. R:. W:. Emory G. Craft, DDGM, Latham No. 401, Rt. 1 Box 98AB, Latham, 67072 Towanda No. 30; Mystic Tie No. 74; Patmos No. 97; Douglass No. 151; Joppa No. 223; Latham No. 401 District No. 38. Wichita, 67214
R:. W:. Edgar Reeves, DDGM, York No. 57, 901 Moseley
York No: 57; Sunflower No. 86, Wichita No. 99, North Star No. 168; Albert Pike No. 303; Trinity No. 313; Bestor G. Brown 433; Masonic Home No. 450 District No. 39. R:. W:. John K. Roraback, DDGM, Lindsborg No. 397, 213 N. Main, Lindsborg, 67456 McPherson No. 172; Canton No. 197; Lindsborg No. 397 AREA VIII
R: W:. Raymond R. Haden, ADGM, Clifton No. 122, Clifton, 66937 District No. 29. Wamego, 66547
R:. W: .Dale Pooler, DDGM, Wamego No. 75, 509 Walnut St.
Lafayette No. 16, Wamego No. 75; Farmers No. 166; Westmoreland No. 257; Ashlar No. 344 District No. 30. R:. W:. N. Marion Patton, DDGM, Clay Center No. 134, Box 42, Morganville, 67468
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CONTINUED District No. 31. R:. W:. John E. Patton, DIX3M, Benevolent No. 98. 923 W. 1st, Abilene, 67410 Union No. 7; Benevolent No. 98; Solomon No. 105; Antiquity No. 280; Enterprise No. 437 District No. 32. Hope, 67451
R:. W:. Edward Anderson, DOGM, Cyrus No. 288, Box 205
Council Grove No. 36; Cyrus No. 288; Kansas No. 307, Alta Vista No. 357; Dwight No. 374; White City No. 380; Wilsey No. 382; Burdick No. 429 District No. 41. R:. W:. Raymond E. Weaver, DDGM, Belleville No. 129, 1610 H. St., Belleville, 66935 Republic No. 123; Belleville No. 129; Courtland No. 211; Scandia No. 221; Haddam No. 226; Narka No. 349; Cuba No. 362 AREA NO. IX
R:. W: . James H. Nolte, ADGM, Great .Bend No. 15, 2433 Walnut Dr., Great Bend, 67530 District No. 40. R:. W:. James M. Sloan, DDGM, Minneapolis No. 143, 1819 Lewis, Salina, 67401 St. Johns No. 113; Minneapolis No. 143; Mt. Vernon No. 245; Delphos No. 202; Sincerity No. 214; Jamestown No. 227; Scottsville No. 249 District No. 42. R:. W:. Leo V. Jacobs, DDGM, Jewell No. 11, Rt. 1 Box 102,Jewell, 66949 Jewell No. 11; Mankato No. 87; Western Star No. 174; Oak No. 287; Formoso No. 336 District No. 43. R: . W:. Charles H. Case, DDGM, Salina No.60, 420 E. Claflin, Salina, 67401 Salina No. 60; Ellsworth No. 146; Lincoln No. 154; Wilson No. 298; Sylvan Grove No. 359; Gypsum City No. 328 District No. 52. Timken, 67582
R:. W:. Terry Conard, DDGM, Walnut City No. 215,
Great Bend No. 15; McCracken No. 58; Walnut City No. 215, Ellinwood No. 217, Lacrosse No. 330; Hoisington No. 331, Claflin No. 424 District No. 53. R:. W:. Richard Brozek, DDGM, Blue Hill No. 198, Rt. 1 Box 91, Lucas, 67648 Wakeeney No. 148, Russell No. 177, Hays No. 195, Lucas No. 198; Bunker Hill No. 291; Ellis No. 297; Natoma No. 390 District No. 54. Downs, 67437
R:. W:. Marlin Ames, DDGM, Downs No. 204, 1112 Ingalls,
Cawker City No. 125; Saqui No. 160; Gaylord No. 183; Downs No. 204; Glen Elder No. 294 District NO. 55. R:. W:. Kenneth W. Johnson, DDGM, Phillipsburg No. 184, Rt. 1, Glade, 57639 Phillipsburg No. 184; Newahcuba No. 189; Logan No. 264; Plainville No 290 AREA NO. X
R:. W:. Lawrence Eckhoff, ADGM, Hutchinson No. 445, 2104 Wilton, Hutchinson, 67501 District No. 44. R:. W:. Harold J. Schmidt, DDGM, Sterling No. 171, 518 E. Main, Sterling, 67579 Sterling No. 171; Royal No. 192; Corner Stone No. 219; Chase No. 247; Frederick No. 337; Geneseo No. 361 District No. 45. R: . W: . Verlin L. McHenry, DDGM, Hutchinson No. 445, 1003 W. 17th, Hutchinson, 67501 Nickerson No. 43; Bassett No. 124; Reno No. 140; Friendship No. 208; Mt. Hope No. 238; Cable No. 299; Turon No. 358; Hutchinson No. 445 District No. 46. R:. W:. Gary Baggs, Sr., DDGM, Norwich No. 319, Rt. 1 Box 60, Rago, 67128 Ninnescah No. 230; Norwich No. 319; Spivey No. 347; Cunningham No. 427
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CONTINUED District No. 47. R:. W:. Johnny R. Barker, DDGM, R. D. Ely No. 262, Box 296, Attica, 67009 Delta No. 77; Anthony No. 200; Harper No. 206; R. D. Ely No. 262 Cosmos No. 278 District NO. 50. R:. W:. Lisle I. Hatfield, DDGM, Haviland No. 409, 512 School, Pratt, 67124 Kilwinning No. 265; Kiowa No. 293; Mullinville No. 399; Haviland No. 409 District NO. 51. R:. W:. Thaine Beamer, DDGM, Larned No. 167, 707 Corse, Lamed, 67550 Larned No. 167: Mt. Moriah No. 179; Macksville No. 371; Lewis No. 220; Stafford No. 252; St. John No.' 254
AREA XI
R:. W:. Wilbur L. Morris, ADGM, Tyrian No. 246, 1508 Spruce St., Garden City, 67846 District No. 49. R:. W:. Harry "Jick" Davis, DDGM, Protection No. 384, 301 S. Hays, Protection, 67127 Ashland No. 277; Coldwater No. 295; Protection No. 384; Minneola No. 431 District No. 60. R:. W:. Darrell Holmes, DDGM, Walnut Valley No. 191, Box 207, Utica, 67584
Ness City No. 191; Barney No. 279; Scott City No. 284; Leoti No. 340; Horace No. 352 District No. 61. R:. W:. Arnold W. Schoen, DDGM, Preston No. 283, Box 68, Cimarron, 67835 St. Bernard No. 222; Alpha No. 282; Preston No. 283; Bucklin No. 376; Spearville No. 388; Engisn No. 413 District No. 62. R:. W:. Larry R. Ochs, DDGM, Syracuse No. 309, Box O, Syracuse, 67878
Tyrian No. 246; Emerald No. 289; Syracuse No. 309; Coolidge No. 316; Ulysses No- 435; Johnson No. 441 District No. 63. R: . W:. Bernard E. Weller, DDGM, Webb No. 275, Rt 2 Box 98, Montezuma, 67867 Webb No. 275; Fargo No. 300; Santa Fe No. 312; Plains No. 367; Hugoton No. 406; Elkhart No. 422; Satanta No. 446 AREA XII
R:. W:. David E. Casey, ADGM, Gove County No. 302, Grainfield, 67737 District No. 56. R:. W:. Delbert w. Berry, DDGM, Lenora No. 181, HC 63 Box 12, Lenora, 67645 Lenora No. 181; Mountain Slope No. 186; Norton No. 199; Almena No. 310; Jennings No. 360 District No. 57. R:. W:. Robert H. Wanker, DDGM, Millbrook No. 281, Box 189, Hill City, 67642 Milbrook No. 281, St. Thomas No. 306; Hoxie No. 348; Morland No. 414; Selden No. 423 District No. 58. R:. W:. Mitchell Gillespie, DDGM, Gove County No. 302, Box 41, Grainfield, 67737 Oakley No. 253, Gove County No. 302, Wallace No. 318; Quinter No. 410; Sharon Springs No. 417 District No. 59. R:. W:. John E. Buck, DDGM, Atwood No. 164, Rt 1 Box 44, Atwood, 67730 Atwood No. 164; Goodland No. 321; McDonald No. 383; St. Francis No. 404
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LODGES WITHOUT REPRESENTATION AT GRAND LODGE 1985
Leavenworth No. 2
Russell No. 177
Oneida No. 323
Oketo NO. 25
Galena No. 194
LaHarpe No. 325
Longton No. 26
Canton No. 197
Horton No. 326
Seneca No. 39
Norton No. 199
Gypsum City No. 328
McKinley No. 41
Anthony No. 200
Lacrosse No. 330
Delphian No. 44
Delphos No. 202
Oak Hill No. 334
Pottawatomie No. 52
Friendship No. 208
Lane No. 339
Mccracken No. 58
Courtland No. 211
Leoti No. 340
LaCygne No. 61
Lebanon No. 221
Parker No. 341
Ridgeway No. 62
Joppa No. 223
Horace No. 352
Wathena No. 64
Vulcan NO. 229
Summerfield No. 354
Huron No. 72
Axtell No. 234
Wellsville No. 356
Doric No. 83
Whiting No. 250
Turon No. 358
Jefferson No. 84
Lyra No. 256
Jennings No. 360
Mankato No. 87
Westmoreland No. 257
Plains No. 367
Devon No. 92
Seattle No. 259
Denison No. 372
Girard No. 93
Mulberry No. 261
Grand View No. 376
Hesperian No. Ill
Logan No. 264
White City No. 380
Excelsior No. 115
Mount Zion No. 266
Wilsey No. 382
Equity No. 131
Annourdale No. 271
Spearville No. 388
Centre No. 147
Barney No. 27 9
Mayetta No. 393
Wakeeney No. 148
Emerald No. 289
Mullinville No. 399
Thayer No. 149
Glen Elder No. 294
Morland No. 414
Lincoln No. 154
Apollo NO. 297
Elkhart No. 422
Saqui No. 160
Cable No. 299
Selden No. 423
Sabetha No. 162
Kansas No. 307
Goff No. 430
Greenwood No. 163
Hebron No. 314
Johnson No. 441
Oxford No. 165
Coolidge No. 316
Denton No. 449
Prairie Queen No. 176
Goodland No. 321
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DEATHS DURING THE YEAR 1984
No.
1 - Jesse R. Flanders; Harold H. Shorb; Hubert S. Unger, Sr.
No.
2 - Ludwig c. Gerow; Leslie L. Jones; Robert w. Kerr; Harry L. Peatross
No.
3 - Arthur D. Allen; Walter E. Alstrom; David Anderson; Arthur C. Arnote; Otto w. Baker; Lee R. Bernard; Horace Boring; Lloyd G. Breeland; Charles Breidenthal, Jr.; Fred L. Carr; Tollie R. Coffman, George L. Eddy; Arthur w. Erickson; Leon E. Falgren; Loyd M. Faris; G. Russell Fosmire; Sheldon D. Foster; Paul R. Gibson; Edward Glass; Ernie F. Glunt; James N. Gosney; Benjamin R. Grace; Harry N. Grazier; Earl E. Hope; Nels A. Johnson; Paul Johnson; Norbie T. Jones; Leon B. Laughlin; Charles C. Lillis; Lloyd B. Mangum; Claude M. McDonald; C. Black Miller; Walter E. Mitchell; Edson B. Parker, Jr.; Ralph H. Resseger; James L. Reynolds; Noel J. Rhoades; James V. Rinehart; Gene G. Rose; Albert P. Schons; Niels J. Schweder; Robert w. Shiner; Arthur C. Shmalberg; Percy E. Shuck; Dale S. Stephens; Glenn A. Stoff; James J. Strong; Leonard Swob; Perry C. Walker
No.
5 - Eugene J. Bribach; Lawrence D. Martin; Robert R. Thompson; Glenn E. Vest
No.
6 - Virgil M. Auchard; Byron T. Cox; William C. Hendren; Duane R. Highley; Herbert L. Jones; Dale O. Kerr; Frank C. Lescher; Harry V. McColloch; Walter W. Nash; Ivan F. Shull; George J. Unger
No.
7 - Walter S. Baker; Frank S. Carson; William H. Dixon; Eugene W. Gieselraann; Morris D. Gillett; Melvin E. Harris; William 0. Hood; Daniel M.Johnson; Edward N. Kizer; Chester A. Lively; Karl Muenzenmayer; Willard W.Reed; James C. Sallaz; William A. Sutton; Alfred A. Walker
No.
8 - Charles F. Carr; Kenneth D. Carson; Thomas H. Coblentz; John E. Coonrod; Maurice L. Drake, Sr.; Donald R. Ellsworth; Max C. Fanning; Clyde W. Gordon; Robert W. Johnson; Fred Litwin; Crowder N. Nickell; Thomas L. Norwood, Sr. ; John R. Pennie; Albert Price; Erwin J. Rice; William L. Runkle; Ola L. Rylander; Clarence W. Schmitt
No.
9 - Ora M. Carpenter; Forrest D. Cooper; James A. Endacott; Cecil H. Haas; Keith M McElwain; Ernest L. Nioce; Billy L. Roberts; Robert P. Schermerhorn; Walter J. Shannon; William J. Trull
No.
10 - Clarence W. Brown; Edmund K. Hallaux; John E. Kramer; Edward H. Lavery; James P. Rogers, Jr.; Ivan N. Sparling; Frank Uhlrich
No.
11 - Wilbur E. Anderson; Fred L. Gray; Fred McDaniel
No.
12 - Harry W. Barnett; Earl Beattie; Raymond W. Brown; Harold M. Cole; Edward E. Fanestil; G. Eugene Honeycutt; Lawrence L. McMillan; Ralph B. Mitchell; Warren C. Rogers; Thomas W. Rowlands; Owen Samuel, Jr.; Robert L. Service; James W. Taylor
No.
14 - Walter V. Buck; Michael W. Faris; George w. Killinger; Charles E. Rice; . Lloyd Rogers
No.
15 - Omar C. Arnott; Charles E. Bartley; Michael L. Biggs; Clarence O. Deighton; Elvie D. Gray; Carl E. Heilman; Carl W. Johnson; Julius Markiewiez; George R. McGinn; Levi A. Quigg; George A. Rifford, Jr.; Vinton R. Smith; Tommy J. Sturkie; Harold R. Titus
No.
16 - Andrew H. Ekdahl; Charles C. Long; Cecil W. Mace; Vernon H. Rosebaugh; Paul A. Schoonhoven; Harry A. Swim
No.
17 - Donald Allensworth; Louis E. Asklund; Horace C. Benton; Lyman E. Boursaw; Samuel E. Butler; Malker L. Carlson; James W. Carothers; Donald F. Davis; James E. Euwer; Lyndell C. Foster; Ralph D. Prandle; Donald L. Fursman; Doral H. Hawks; Karl W. King; William E. Lauterbach, Jr.; Willard S. Longaback; William R. .Matney; Vaughn F. McCartney;
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18 - Benjamin L. Carter; Theron R. Clark; William L. Clark;George L. Enyart; John W. Gibson; George R. Hughes; Robert S. Lowe; Reginald G. Meyer; Carlos J. Pence; Max E. Reneau; Earl A. Schmanke; Olin C. Snair; W. Guy Snedaker; Clyde Wardlow; William C. Wenthe, Jr.
No.
19 - Lewis C. McGee; Louis Nucci; Floyd L. Pruitt; Aaron w. Reitz; Jack E. Rigney; Etonald D. Stewart
No.
20 - Ralph E. Holliday; Harold E. Karns
No.
22 - Kenneth R. Criss; Max M. Jennings; George F. Rice; William R. West
No.
23 - William H. Bennett; Frank A. Gleason; Raymond E. - McConnell; Otto W. Selzer; John S. Wagner
No.
24 - Ivan D. Hanlin; William F. Hauber; Aurrelius R. Wright
No.
26 - Phillip D. Erdman; Thomas G. O'Dell
No.
27 - Ralph L. Abbott
No.
29 - Robert J. Brooks; Wiley W. Hack; Fred H. Rhodes, Jr.
No.
30 - Basil D. Anderson; Donald A. Hill; Harold R. Hull; Lowell C. Matthews, Jr.; Gottleib Pflugrath; Jessie W. Roberts; Louis H. Roney; Dell M. Wait
No.
31 - Kenneth L. Althaus; Perrin K. Symns, Jr-
No.
32 - Samuel M. Henderson; Paul Madden
No.
33 - Watson A. Devin: Elbert R. Graham; George W. Marcum; John J. Shinkle; William E. Wilson
No.
35 - David Davies; Lester E. Freeland; Robert A. Jones; Clifford A. Lyon; Irvin w. Schmidt; Cecil E. Williams; Clyde L. Wonder
No.
37 - Leroy P. Bishop; John F. Burgess; Lloyd S. Roberts
No.
38 - Robert E. Abbott; Charles H. Adams; George 0. Brown; Howard A. Jones; Arthur L. Neete; Earl C. Nelson; Alfred E. Norton
No.
39 - Floyd S. Carpenter; William J. Knapp; Paul A. Nightingale; Amos Smith; Arthur M. Usher
No.
40 - Virgil E. Ellis; Willoughby L. Kouns; James F. Mabary; Ernest M. Sigman; Thomas J. Steele; Raymond Weiser
No.
41 - Nicholas V. Hudelson; William B. Poston
No.
42 - Carl S. Brandner; Albert Decker; Joshua H. Mitchell; Victor D. Obley; Carl W. Perkins; Frank R. Utterback; Karl W. Vestle; Maurice 0. Welliever
No.
43 - Jasper E. Butts; J. Bertrand Morris; Floyd E. Warnock
No.
44 - Leonard McCalla, Jr.; Will D. Pitman; Lee A. Scott
No.
46 - Basil J. Batchelor; Thomas L. Foster; John w. McDowell; Bertrand E. Mirick, Jr.; Lee C. Santee; Reed W. Scott; Ivan R. Williams
No.
47 - John C. Camac; L, Wilbur Love
No.
48 - John J. Clinton; John E. Stutz
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49 - William E. Burke, Sr.
No.
50 - Paul H. Snavely; David W. Wonnell
No.
51 - Dean L. Blessman; Dean E. Boyd; Donovan E. Brehm; Harry Brunner; Ralph W. Cain; Paul G. Daugherty; Walter P. Davies; Charles S. Eakins; Willard R. Garhart; James R. Greenlee; Ray M. Grice; Jesse J. Hecht; Malcolm Higgins; Clarence A. Hooper; Claude H. Hutcheson; William L. Laney; Ray E. Leech; Archie G. Linton; George H. Lortie; Paul C. Machusak; William T. Martin; Joseph W. McKee; Kenneth R. Miller; George P. Murphy; Chester P. Neiswender; Norman S. Norburg; Harold T. Payne; John E. Sayler; William W. Sloan; Emmett L. Snodgrass; Guy W. Taylor; Walker Taylor; Martin D. Titus; Barrett D. Wagner; Ronnie G. Webster; Harold M. Woolman
No.
54 - Howard K. Beazell; Carl E. Calkins; James E. Cochran; James A. Hamler; Noland C. Mize; Harvy E. Nolin; Elwyn L. Rieke; James N. Rodman
No.
55 - Albert E. Zimmerman
No.
56 -
No.
57 - Alfred C. Bienz; Francis R. Byerley; David R. Romine
No.
58 - earl A. Bible
No.
60 - Russell R. Ballou; John M. Bishop; Laurence M. Britegam; Hilborn A. Cassell; Harold G. Crawford; Luke A. DeLegge; William P. Edgerton; George T. Parmer; Archie R. Pry; Raymond M. Green; Clarke 0. Haney; Harold Harri; Dallas A. Hugo, Sr.; Ralph H. Hutson; Soloman W. Jackson; Roy K. Jenjiiiiys; Robert B. Johrison; Norwood L. Jones; Fred H. Kelly; Ray G. Kipple; John C. Mitchell; Elmer V. Oberg; Thomas J. Peterson; Raymond C. Preston; George L. Pryor; Phillip R. Reed; Morris H. Shedd; Raymond M. Shivers; Verner C. Smith
No.
61 - Jim B. Beeney; Samuel Epstein
No.
62 - Lloyd W. Coffman; Benjamin McClune; John W. Speilman; John Tucker
No.
63 - Daniel E. Braucht; Byron C. Donmyer; Donald E. Fentress; Jack E. Jones; Ralph Mercer; Jason H. Way
No.
64 - Ottis L. Dailey; George Jones, Sr.; John F. Samer
No.
65 - Earl Wolf
No.
66 - Otto Tripp
No.
67 - James C. Hilton; Jay B. Shinkle; Clarence L. Tobin
No.
68 - James L. Clark, Jr.; Vernard W. Dykes; Ernes N. Kleppey '
No.
70 - Harland M. Bonner; William H. Christensen; George G. Hite; Glenn C. Sloop; Roy G. Smith
No.
71 - Johnie S. Brayfield; Frederick E. Dively; Jack C. Ewere; Jesse C. Hodson; Wyatt P. Laughlin; Leo Talbot; Charles P. Ver Soy
No.
72 - Edwin H. Peery
No.
73 - William C. Downing
No.
74 - Lisle R. Carr; Charles L. Catt; Lawrence B. Clifford; Jack N. McElroy; David R. Romine; Clifford L. Singer
No.
75 - Fred L. Baker, Jr.; Wilbur W. Bradshaw; Donald L. McGuire; Edwin W. Winkler
Carl M. Weir
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DEATHS - continued No.
76 - George Bartholamew; William V. Craven; Ralph E. Heilman
No.
77 - Wayne H. Austin; Roy D. Bedwell; James R. Bell; Thomas E. Blackwell; Clyde S. Boots; John B. Fairley, Jr. ; Billy D. Leonard; Rubert G. Martin; George Romine
I.
79 - Joseph K. Bolton; Lyman L. Brown; Victor Knudsen; Elmer Kuhner; Charles A. Smith; Frederick O. Street; Harold E. Von Rohr
No.
80 - John J. Harbison; Merril M. Mitchell; Edgar C. Zickefoose
No.
83 - Rex D. Kelly; Lawrence S. Lefholz; Carlyle E. Trabant; George H. Tranbarger
No.
84 - Floyd L. Bryan; Patrick Knudsen; Fred C. Lindsey; Eugene R. Price
No.
85 - Charles E. Copeland; Rowland Edwards; Walter F. Fulton; Roy B. Talbot
No.
86 - James R. Ashton; Willis Atherton; Kermit w. Beckman; Thomas A. Bishop; Harold D. Branson; Eugene F. Buckner; Roy L. Budd; Sam C. Cannon; Vern S. Coffey; John O. Colaw; Benjamin F. Copley; Gerald L. Corkins; Mark T. Cummings; Charles R. Custer; Francis G. Davis; Richard G. Feurt; Victor H. Gelvin; James L. Click; Francis F. Gorab; Charles S. Gross; Ivan J. Harwiok; Herschel H. Herring; Howard M. Holloway: Preston C. Hyde; Ernest E. Johnson; Dean C. Jones; Norman G. Kounter; Charles D. Lewis; Romer L. Markrum; Herman C. McCumber; Gordon E. Nicholas; Walter L. Nufer; Russell C. Pumphrey; George W. Roseberry; Don K. Schnedler; Victor P. Schoettlin; Harold E. Shigley; Perry C. Smith; Elmer K. Sorters; Jesse W. Tickel; Umlett O. Tipton; Horace E. Tolbert; Levi I. Travis; Walter L. Wadley; Robert L. Watkins; Karsting A. Whitlock; John T. Wright; Leo E. Zimmerman
No.
88 - Robert V. Fultz; Robert G. Heiser; Otto L. Henderson: Ross Justus; Glenn L. Kready; George Martin; Lawrence A. Mealman; William P. Ralph; George R. Saunders, III
No.
89 - Vernon E. Barrett; Harold D. Colwell
No.
90 - William W. Adair; Ralph E. Adams, Jr.; Hubert K. Breuer; Charles D. Davis; J. Glen Davis; Everett R. Doel; Marshall V. Fritz; Hyman Grossman; Waldo D. Haflich; Adolph J. Hankamer; Farris C. Hein; Frank N. Holliday; Melvin E. Hubbell; Gifford A. Jordon; Philip C. Lindquist; August E. Moeller; Billie D. Parks; Robert R. Patterson; William R. Pedigo; Franics W. Primm; Harold w. Schwindt; Richard G. Sharpe; Charles R. Shrake; Elmer E. Six; Robert F. Steiner; Joseph L. Stitt; Floyd O. Terry; winford A. Young
No.
91 - Walter B. Tompkins; Duane A. Wendele
No.
93 - Thomas w. Bath, Jr.; George W. Surge; Lewis J. Gascho; Clarence A. Lamb; Oscar J. Morel; Floyd L. Newbery
No.
94 - John F. Bates; Glen D. Hancock; Eugene E. Hanneken; Ellis G. Logan; Ben H. Scudder
No.
95 - Daniel E. Bronson; Everett W. Hull; William J. Kirk; Kindrey J. Loflin; Glenn N. Wiggans
No.
96 - Dale L. Campbell; Lee E. Catlett; H. Lee Hall; Heinrich F. Hurrelbrink; John L. Johnson; James F. Lyons; Eddie H. Nickel; Clyde N. Swartz; Freddie L. Todd; Charles H. Tye; Wilmer C. Wheeler
No.
97 - James L. Auer; Herbert A. Caldwell; James F. Cooley: willaim S. Dunn, Jr.; Edgar J. Gordon; John O. Green; Earl M. Holladay; Vyron W. Kimball; Claude R. McGahan; Lyle B. McGaugh; Allen B. Richey; Floyd E. Smith; Raymond L. Smith; Roy A. Smith
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98 - Harlow H. Davis; Wilfred L. Farnham; Paul E. Gish; Wayne A. Ludwig; William A. Shivers; Raymond A. Simpson
No.
99 - Fred Armstrong; Andrew L. Ashley; Denzel R. Begley; Gorman L. Bender; William E. Blase; Pete L. Briley; John F. Collins; Raleigh E. Dickey; Ray L. Duross; Herbert F. Dyck; Will M. Dyer; Teddie D. Fowler; Albert C. Gentz; Clayton B. Glasgow; Ralph E. Goetz; Leslie M. Gray, Sr. ; Ronald G. Hale; C. Malcolm Hamilton; Ray W. Haskell; Robert L. Hilleary; Roger L. Kirk; Clarence I. Knock; Jerry F. Lumbert; William E. Martindale; Richard A. Mayer; Lawrence M. Mclntire; J. Lisle Morris; Earl H. Mullenax; Robert F. Murray; Floyd Nelson; Paul P. Northcutt; Donald W. Pray; Charles B. Bobbins; Edwin T. Soofield; Harold E. Shannon; Paul V. Shannon; C. Richard Sowers; Keith E. Stewart; Michael T. Strong, Sr.; Melvin L. Wilson; Theodore J. Wilson; Reggie K. Wise; George S. Young
No.
100 - Charles V. Ball; Donald W. Benham; John E. Britton; James L. Dunkin; Arthur Hiller; virn E. Koger; Leo C. Lucas; John w. McKee; Everett S. Rogers; Russel C. Watson
No.
101 - Clayton O. Burkdoll; Charles J. Drake; Charles W, Hawes; Joseph E. Wischropp
No.
102 - Eugene S. Armstrong; Ora T. Beeman; Emerson N. Clark; Ross C. Fulmer; Claude Gibbs, Jr.; Glenn H. Graham; Virgil L. Hayes; Herschel C. Hicks Rymer D. Hoey, Sr.; Harry E. Knisley; Lawrence T. Miller; Hamilton A. Moore; Ray A. Neal; George L. Saunders; James M. Sims; Ralph T. Smith; Robert R. Smith; Clyde L. Stills; Rufus L. Vawter; Rufus O. Waddell; Cleon w. Welker
No.
103 - Walter H- Adams: Max c. DeWeese: Jerry K. Finch; Delbert A. Finney; J. Floyd Forbes; Elmer S. Hawes; Robert H. Koch; Robert M. Kreiger; W. Sanford Marmaduke; Irvin S. Miller; Henry E. Powell; Charles E. Pulliam; William N. Templeton; Luther L. Wood
No.
104 - Sherman B. Goldsberry; Arnold J. Hiesterman; John W. Hood; Arthur H. Kolterman; Lawrence F. Laue; 0. Dale Mack
No.
105 - Paul E. Neil
No.
106 - Frank L. Connor; Raymond H. Cross; Harold G. Forbes; Glenn C. Handley; Robert w. Lockhart; Stanley A. McGinnis; Harold R. Morris; John R. Van Bureh
NO.
107 - Lynn M. Aldridge; Harold W. Bailey; Thomas E. Carpenter; Robert S. Flint; John R. Freeman; Clarence A. Hamblin; Edwin L. Kinderfather; Joe R. Mahan; James D. McConnell; Otto H. Navarre; Alan R. Shobe; Clegg 1. Wright
No.
108 - Lewis B. Arnold; Albert Gariglietti; Earl w. Hall; Melvin E. Ketner; Phillip A. Palmer
No. . 110 - John E. Banks; Kenneth B. Becker; Benjamin F. Brack; William H. Davis; Eugene G. Merchant; Winston N. Wade; Alvin Y. Wells; Joseph J. Yount NO.
Ill - R. George Jackson; Herbert F. Syring
NO.
112 - Orville E. Guest
No.
113 - Donald U. Garwood; Fred J. Koester; Lawrence A. Sjogren
No.
114 - Albert E. Hart; Raymond C. Perrussel
NO.
115 - Joseph L. Main
No.
116 - Roy E. Hanson; William S. Myers
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DEATHS - c o n t i n u e d No.
117 - Ray A. Auios; Elmer W. Columbia, Sr.; Sebron E. Davis; William A. Dearth: Ray L. Hataway; Don R. Larsen; E. Rae Moore; Herbert E. Moore; Darrell D. Morford; Fred A. Morgan; William K. Quarles: Herbert S. Whitlock; Leo S. Wittner
NO.
119 - Curtis C. Ambler; John R. Darlington; Clarence E. Henry; John C. Junkens; Glenn C. Peterson
No.
121 - Maurice D. Martin; John W. zieber
No.
122 - Clarence A. Anderson; Harry B. Coates
NO.
123 - Walter R. Fischer
No.
124 - Carlton M. Armour; Robert E. Beardslee; Arthur D. Briscoe; Harold W. Ladd; Jack L. Powell; Kermit C. Voss
NO.
125 - Louis A. Ritz
No.
126 - Samie B. Riggenbach
No.
129 - Paul L. Beiderwell; Donald J. Eickman; Paul G. Fulcomer; Frank J. Jehlik; Robert L. Jenkinson; Eugene A. Mclntire; William 0. Riley; William M. Scott; Fred E. Thompson
NO.
131 - George L. Graham
NO.
132 - Clyde A. Merritt
No.
133 - Carl W. Akers; Fred A. Anshutz; Bert H. Blossom; Lawrence A. Chaplin; Warren W. Hamm; Eugene E.. Hayes; Doyal M. Hoyt; Lyman S. Johnson; James Larney; Robert K. McElwain; Lawrence V. Miser; Carl G. Rehm; Jesse.P. Rindt; John R. Robertson;. William A. Shuyler; Stanley F. Spencer; Arlyss E. Springgate; Thurman H. Thornton; Edwin O. Wilson; Roy A. Woodard
NO.
134 - John I. Cowell; Darrell A. Farrow; Glen V. Gentry; Clayton F. Leveque; Walter W. Merten; William T. Schlichter
NO.
135 - Urvin D. Crump, Sr.; Ben C. Wilcox
No.
136 - James R. Bird; Earl Bowersock; Amos R. Bray; William L. Hunt; John N. Parker
No.
137 - Willis G. Herrington; Roy S. Mahan; James C. Rose; Bert H. Rush
No.
138 - Milo L. Madden; Cecil E. Thomas
No.
140 - Earl L. Bridgman; Warren M. Brown; Clarence D. Everett: Ralph W. Fulton; Harold H. Hazlett; DanaE. Hockett; John M. Howell: Harold W. Kennedy: James H. Kinnaird; Fred K. Owston, Jr.; Cecil R. Payne; Harvey R. Rankin; George E. Richardson: Harrison 0. Riggs; Harold F. Roberts: Albert Sidebottom; Willard J. Snyder; Averill L. Walters
No.
141 - Arnold Mitchell: Richard P. Davis: Hilliard L. Gamble
No.
142 - William P. Astle; Harold F. Dawson; Carl B. Jones; Mahlon L. Sallee: James B. Stuart; Guy L. Tomlin; Everett C. Utz
NO.
143 - Willard E. Pouts; Harry H. Heald; Otho A. Kay; Curtis E. Musgrave; Dana A. Phillips; Harry A. Wing
No.
144 - Ted West; Wayne E. Wilhite
No.
145 - Dellphin H. Allphin; Benjamin P. Creitz: Gordon B. McMillan
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DEATHS - continued No.
146 - Warren C. Connor; Lawrence B. Kirk; Prank Kolachny, Jr.; Hugo A. Matoush
No.
147 - Paul E. Baker; Clarence E. Bayes; Charles C. Brooker; Don E. Davis; Frederick B. Frans; Clouis L. Hadsell; Lester L. Henderson; Wayne E. Hinz; Clive H. Jarvis; Henry F. Loveless; Emil F. Nelson; Ether C. Petre; Manuel N. Sole; Ford Watson
No.
148 - Robert L. Bryan; William C. Clark; Paul F. Hancock; Hollie L. Kephart; Erwin A. Morgan
No.
149 - Christoph J. Dagenhart
No.
150 - Edward A. Christian; Homer E. Evans; Donald P. Pray; Ernest Rhodes; George O. Tarr; William H. Waller
No.
151 - Fred S. Curry; Harley E. Helms; Raymond G. Lackey; Marion D. Olmstead; Jerry O. Schreiner; William M. Shaver; Francis E. Walton
No-
152 - Noble W. Jones; Thomas H. Jones; John M. Tedlock
No-
153 - Frederick C. Amos; Loren V. Burns; Morton J. Cowan; August F. Diehn, Jr.; Frank S- Forman; Clifford M. Garrett; Herbert J. Hanslip, Sr.; Charles W. Humphrey; Jesse W. Hyatt; Richard W. Kerlin; James W. Lewis; Fred G. Mehnert; Gerald W. Norris; Harold L. Palmer; Etonald W. Perkins; Guy Pine; William D- Replogle; Ernest L. Suttles; John A. Switzer; Kenneth T. Thatcher
No.
154 - Robert E. Davis; Walter A. Lewick; Raphael L. Rankin; Lafe H. Rees; William E. Soldner; William G. Townsend; Harold C Walters
No.
155 - Edwin G. Arnold; William P. Hegeman; Tony M. McDonald
No.
156 - Martin T. Anderson; Cecil H. Nash
No.
157 - Bernal D. Hutchinson; Jack G. Reynolds
No.
158 - Harold M. Besinger; Chester F- Bigelow; Henry M. Cook; Noble W. Coulam; Walter J. Davenport; James E. Dietrich; Edward T. Dolecek; Henry Dover; Charles Reisner; Stephen F. Speer; Willaim F. Taylor
No.
160 - James J. Boland; Glen E. Britt; Auldin W. Conrad; Dallas Cordill; Ira Z. Crawford; Arthur Gantz; Charles W. Gibbs; Harold C. Jones; Oran R. Thompson; Harry E. Wells
No.
161 - Howard H. Hammarlund; John W. Miller; Victor Palenske; Anton F. Thowe; August Thowe
No.
162 - Dan R. Aul
No.
163 - Lawrence E. Brown; Ted A. Brown; Junior L. Hart
No.
164 - John T. Bearley; Earl A. Brown; Forest W. Brown; Glenn F. Hale; Ray McFee; Kenneth W. Migchelbrink
NO.
165 - James C. Alley; Louis C. Callesen; Ramon E. Vollweider
NO.
166 - Elwin C. Carlson; Roy E. Dettmer
No.
167 - Howard M. Felsted; Earl C Hall; Ross L. Hicks; Loren L. Lupfer; Ross N. Morrow; George T. Scrivoner
No.
168 - Lloyd W. Arbuckle; Carl H. Barbee; James L. Chenhall; Wilbur D. Dickey; Harry G. Hoffman; Raymond F. Lafferty; Ralph O. Peddecord; John A. "^ Preston; Allen W. Ruick; Loyd G. Townsend; Charles T. Whitney; Widdie M. Wigley; Ralph M. Woolery
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DEATHS - continued No.
169 - Raymond W. Tibbetts; August W. Ungerer
No.
171 - David A. Gordon; Russell V. Morrison; Thomas W. Ross
No.
172 - Marvin All; Mark R. Anson; Arvon G. Gerstenberger; David L. Harder; â&#x20AC;˘ Lester W. Horner; Henry Kornelson; Birney G. Martin; Cecil B. Mathis; Greeley W. Meredith; Lewis L. Miller, Earl J. Roth, Sr.; Lawrence V. Settles; Roy L. Tipton, Willaim N. Weber; Blenard Wilson
No.
173 - Warren E. Cox; Carl C. McMillan; John E- Mitchell
No.
174 - Jonas L. Bradshaw; Charles G. Cameron; Ira Chandler, Sr.; Claude W. Diehl; Lawrence O. Frydendall; Louis N. Oldham; Louis E. Pilcher; Bernard F. Wilson
No.
176 - Darrel F. Houtz; Prank Pearce
No.
177 - Cleo O. Baker; Virgil H. Chastain; Billy L. Ingram; Harold M. Lewis; Ronald L. McCoy; Kendrick G. Miller; James C. Montgomery; Alfred C. Olson; Val D. Sidey; Chester C. Walbridge
No.
181 - Gordon W. Bennett; Chester E. Cramer; Charles E. Volkel
No.
183 - Orwin O. Zabel
No.
184 - Lyle H. Davis; Earl E- Fix; John H. Holliday; Francis Jacobs; Robert F. Pentecost
No.
186 - Charlie C. Cleland; Fay S. Hatcher; Guy B. Morrish; Cloyd B. Railsback; Thomas A. Thomsen
No.
187 - Claire W. Alexander; Dominic Baratone; Arthur L. Beasley; Joseph B. Biondi; William A, Bodelle, Jr.; Charles Cicero; Kenneth C. Colyer; Paul Elliott; Homer F. Evans; Miles R. Finley; Harry E. Ganzman; Jennings B. Griffin; Ben J. Horton; Ernest W. Jenkins; Pete J. Kennedy; Clarence H. Kidder; Melvin F. Lamb; Le Roy Lorenzen; Glenn W. Lottmann; H. Price Mueller; Clyde H. O'Dell; Thomas W. Oliver; Daniel A. Pedroja; Wilbert W. Phalen; Herbert L. Plagens; George H. Rouse; Hal S. Scott; Raymond Seifert; Ronald L. Smith; Robert W. Sybert; Edward L. Tims; Ray W. Vanzant
No.
188 - Lloyd R. Fairbanks; Jesse G. Falkenstien; Richard H. Junod; Dan A. Lay; Andrew L- McBride; Earl C. Needham; Dean W. Rains
No.
189 - Harold A. Brown; Omer D. Crose; Lyle C. Goff; Harry H. Griffin; Farrell E- Stoutimore
No.
190 - Jennings R. Dessery; Elmer R. Hunter; John H. Meinken, Jr.; Edward W. Schultz
No.
191 - Jettie L- Eisenhour; Chesney I. Floyd; Ernest R. Nye; Herman Rein
No.
192 - Graland Coffman; Herman D. Elliott; Burnice.M. Good; Harold A. Graham; Harden F. Jones
No.
193 - Elmer J. Clawson
No.
194 - Keith M. Fare; Bob D. Kitch; Claudie E. Startzman; James L. Tedrow; Earl A. Treadway; Frank H. Tryon, Jr.; Carl H. Vogel; Albert L. Watkins
NO.
195 - Darrell R. Bolliger; Otto P. Chew; Edward S. Matlock; Fred D. McHenry; George Philip, IV; Lloyd W. Reynolds; Benford E- Smith; Leonard W. Stanberry
NO.
196 - Joe W. Beggs; Ola R. Berentz; Jimmie E. Buster; John S. Garrett
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197 - George H. Peters; Leland C. Tector
NO.
198 - Joseph J. Hickman; Merl Markley
No.
199 - Howard G. Butler; Dale C. Faulkner; William R. Garrett; Floyd O. Kirk; Raymond A. Sandberg; Wilmoth A. Smiley; Howard M. Wilson
No.
200 - James c. Cadamy; Dean O. Corbett; Clarence E. Hoopes; Gerald W. Miller
No.
201 - Vernon S. Ayers; William O. Daniels; B. Franklin Higgs; William C. Jackson; Michael L. McKee; Jacob Miller; Earl E. Mills; Charles C. Sargeant: Oliver B. White
No.
202 - Richard B. King
NO.
203 - Raymond A. Gile; Clarence M. Peck; Charles C. Willey
No.
204 - Robert M. Rooney
No.
205 - Leigh T. Hunter; Ross G. Justus
No.
206 - Ralph W. Antrim; Earl M. Crawford; Delbert E. Lechner; Omer J. Tracy; James R. Williams
No.
208 - Glenn J. Dick; Everett H. Dunsworth; Curtis L. Russell
No.
210 - Lloyd O. Kite; Raymond Long
No.
211 - Charles W. Caskey; Byron L. Warner
No.
212 - John T. Borton
No.
214 - Truman R. Johnson
No.
215 - Elmer L. Amerine; Charles J. Bizek; Frank O. Renner
NO.
216 - Chester L. Miller
No.
217 - Edwin E. Carlson; Forrest R. Fortney; Mark A. Watson
NO.
219 - George B. Deeds, Jr.; Frank J. Dueser; George H. Knackstedt; George J. Lundstrom; Thurmond A. Siehndel
NO.
220 - Hubert L. Fatzer
No.
221 - Oscar E. Johnson; Jacob W. Smith
No.
222 - Arnold H. Baum; Donald L. Davis; Jesse A. Hendrickson; Kenneth K. Kennedy; Alexander Klein; Wayne B. Slocum; Charles w. Wilkerson, Jr.
No.
223 - David O. Bacon; John F. Conley; Will G. Dixon; Edwin L. Hogue; Shirley Marshall; Frank E. Snodgrass
No.
224 - Jack E. Collins; Charles E. Hamilton; Claude E. Smith
No.
225 - Charles L. Allen; Zera z. Baker; Harold L. Booch; Albert G. Clark; Thomas J. Comfort; William D. DeLong; Victor M. George; Edward A. Hainline; Edwin B. Hammond; William A. Hawks; Edwin R. Jones; Frank H. Pierce; Victor P. Steinmeyer; Arthur L. Thorson; Carl J. Wallace; Edmund P. Wilson; Roger L. Young
No.
226 - John W. Behrens; John W. Lallak
No.
227 - Henry J. Carr; Harold Champlin; Boyd Hendrix; John H. Townsdin
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DEATHS - continued No.
229 - Theodore R. Huning
No.
230 - Lawrence E. Aldridge; Ruble C. Borroughs; Dwight M. Cromer; Richard H. Hart; John W. Kabler; George M. Wait
No.
233 - Arthur R. Leftwich; Dwight H. Markley; Raymond H. McDaniel
No.
234 - Arlo E. Nelson; Ernest N. Vanverth
No.
236 - Merle . G. Bradley; Dale H. Carmean; Ernest W. Dowell; Frank H. Kresie
No.
237 - Dominic Bond; Arleigh R. Brewer; Arthur H. Clugston; Ronald L. Garard
No.
238 - Frederick C. Appl; Lawrence J. Bardshar; Loyal Jones; Roderick O. Moore
No.
241 - James M. Addie: John J. Deonier
No.
243 - Dorsey L. Deniston
No.
244 - Robert E. Farrow
No.
246 - Marion L. Dale; Joseph A. Doubrava; George Howell; Gordon E. Miller; J. Merl Moore; John W. Salter; John C. Wilcox
No.
247 - Roger I. Dunning; Walter M. Hoggard; Elmer D. Walton
No.
248 - Cecil H. Hall
No.
250 - Felix H. Ernest
NO.
251 - Theodore R. Crouse; Harry B. Hill; John E. Johnson; Lewis L. Miller; Walter S. Myers; Earl J. Roth, Sr.; Richard w. Sutphin; William N. Weber.
No.
252 - Harold Jenkins; Heirold L. McFadden; Alva L. Soice
No.
253 - Glenn Eastlack; Lank R. Sowers; Joseph Herbert Tustin
No.
254 - Lonnie H. Allen; Fred V. Hahn; Donald E. Kitch; Wilbur L. Radke; Bertie W. Stromer
No.
256 - Edgar P. Schmidt; Harold R. Shoemaker
No.
257 - Cloyde A. Lee; Arland c. Plummer
No.
258 - George L. Tiffany
NO.
259 - Martin w. Lucas; J. Howard Obert; Daniel w. Wecker
No.
261 - Chester U. Hewett; Cleo H. McClellan
No.
262 - George W. Colenan; Isaac B. Hadsall; Larry E. Hughbanks; Jack E. Jacobsen
No.
264 - Bert R. Bottom; Henry T. Clark; Harry H. Reese
NO.
265 - K. Wayne Ayres; Earle David; Jesse R. Gulledge; Wayne F. McKibben; Clifford A. Nixon; Glendale S. Price; Herbert T. Rogers; Floyd P. Smith; Edmund R. Wait
1.
266 - Charles J. Christian; James R. Jeffrey, Jr.; Herman L. Lindsay; Stillman P. Vincent
No.
267 - Glenn M. Campbell; Gerald C. Hale
No.
268 - William P. Deer; L. Wilbur Love
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DEATHS - c o n t i n u e d No.
269 - Harold V. Stutzman
No.
271 - James H. Barnes; Ralph E. Beckman; Prank M. Cole; Walter H. Hawkins; Ernest M. Johnson; Roy L. Purcell; Richard M. Robnett; Morris Itogoff; George W. Trickett, Sr.
No.
272 - Arthur A. Ahlgren; Georgia L. Preund; David E. Goff; Roger S. Groomer; John W. Hill; Pred E. Palmer; James E. Tapp
No.
273 - Raymond C. Bolton; Quentin V. Dyer; Henry W. Loger; Wayne V. Parker; Paul E. Stewart
No.
274 - Ralph Atkinson; Roy E. Walker
No.
275 - Floyd E. Barger; Crocker P. Pletcher; Charles W. Hissom
No.
277 - John W. Ball; Jesse A. Cotrell; Gary E. Taylor
No.
278 - Joe T. Allen; Thomas E. Anderson; Lee W. Karp; Orrin E. Owen; Robert L. Rose; Amzy Rowland; Samuel H. Scott; Marcus H. Webster
No.
279 - Ernest E. Graves; Harold W. Hall, Sr.; Leo E. Krug; John D. White
No.
280 - Charles K. Wedge
No.
281 - Henry H. Cassel; Robert W. Criswell; Hubert A. Dawson; Henry M. Hansen; Jay L. Parks
No.
282 - Harold W. Smith
No.
283 - William B. Heath; Ronald L. Salmans
No.
284 - Louis Grosjean; Ray D. MacDonald; Frank B. Robb; Roderick E. Smith
No.
285 - Frank F. Cappus; Loyd E. Hill
No.
288 - George C. Saunders
No.
289 - George T. Modie; Roland R. Moler; John J. Wilkin
No.
290 - Jesse B. Clark; Everett E. McClelland; Charles R. Sumner
No.
291 - Prank H. Hoke; David N. Schmidt; Ray Shaffer
No.
293 - Christopher C. Hairanond, William R. Johnson
No.
294 - Harold D. German; Charles Minges; Richard L. Moore
No.
295 - Charles B. Gregg; Doyle J. Heft; Finis G. Hodges; Horace H. Rich; Gene M. uhl; Orville Ward; Donald W. York; Lawrence W. York
No.
297 - William M. Findlay
NO.
298 - Arthur T. Wilson
NO.
299 - Carl E. Brown; Jean P. Thrasher
NO.
300 - Elmer L. Apsley; Alpha P. Emrie; Raymond Rowson; Fred C. Sutton
NO.
301 - Warham R. Short
NO.
302 - Jack M. Gillespie; Harold J. Shaw
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Proceedings of the
.
March
DEATHS - continued 3.
303 - Mark H. Adams; David E. Allen; Donald R. Allen; Worth W. Appling; Theodore H. Babcock; Robert J. Bailey; John W. Barker, Jr.; Merritt M. Barnes; Darrell F. Beaver; Maynard D. Bechtel; Virgil L. Bell; Glenn E. Bish; La Verne Boone; Billy K. Brackman; James W. Bristol; Kenneth P. Brown: James H. Buckeridge; Carl A. Burnham; Paul I. Butler; George H. Carter, Jr.; Paul D. Carter; Clarence J. Chandler; Cecil E. Chester: David M. Christian: Jack C. Clark; Leon B. Cohlmia; Harold L. Cox: Paul Cripe: James M. Culbertson; Albert Davies; Ellis M. Davis: Everett R. Davis; Kenneth E. DeHoff; Richard P. Delzell: Uarold P. Dereby; James L. Dixon; Emil Dolecek; Thomas P. Doyle: Paul V. Elliott: Marshall S. Ergenbright; Richard C. Evans; James L. Perrel; Ralph H. Pordyce; Paul E. Foster; Hector Franco; Ogle P. French; Francis H. Garrison, Jr.; Lloyd N. Getto; Truman D. Glaze: James L. Gott: Kenneth D. Hamilton; Roy E. Hardison; Theodore A. Hiebert: Leon R. Hodges; Manville C. Hodges; Otto C. Irby; Frank W. Jacobs; John M. Jarvis: John H. John; Dan A. Johnson; William H. Jolly, Jr.; Bert K. Jones; Edward E. Jones; Robert D. Keener; Donald F. King; Orville A. Knierim; Hubert N. Kottler; Arthur J. Krehbiel: Jack T. Landes: James E. Lansdowne; Clifford E. Lewis; Orie L. Lewis; Russell H. Lincoln: Herman E. Lyda: Mason C. Lyons; Archie Mackley; James A. Magee; Ivan P. Mahan; Solomon Mares: John R. Maryott; Jack D. Matlock; William H. Matthews; Robert M. Maurer; Homer J. McCafferty; Stanley G. McCart; Larry J. McCormack: Robert A. Mccormick: Robert E. McCubbin: John D. McEwen; Edward J. Meier: Emerson A. Miller; William R. Murphy; Guy Norman: Jesse E. O'Rourke; Kenneth W. Ott; Raymond W. Overley: Samuel E. Peek; Howard J Person; Charles H. Phillips; Clarence O. Rainey; Earl P. Rasnic; Leo A. Reed; Vernon O. Reid; Ogle E. Rhoten; Paul H. Roberson; Fred A Ruth; Frank Salome; Clifford H. Schopf; Vincent L. Scott; Willie R. Scott; William T. Senior; Keith B. Setser; Francis A. Shaeffer; Edwin E. Shaw; Roy M. Shaw; William B. Shaw; Joy L. Sherwood; Bert M. Stark; George W. Stephens; Harold R. Stuckey; Thomas A. Sutherland; William 1. Sutley; Harold G. Taylor; Roy H. Taylor; Elden A. Tharp; Lyle C. Todd; Royal D. Turner; Eldon Unruh; Robert O. Wall: Leo Ward: Louis Wehrenberg, Jr.; Dillman W. Williams; Leonard L. Wilson, Sr.; Robert L. Wiske; Harry L. Wortz; William E. Wright; Willard R. Young: Theodore T. Zimmerman, Sr.
I.
306 - William R. Brillhart; Wallace J. Bugbee; Pred Carpenter; O. Davis: Rudolph G. Davis: William I. Jones; Carl E. Larson; Franklin D. Lunsway; Ernest R. Mallory; George D. Marshall: Othel H. Pratt: Leon M. Schroeder; Prank Vacin
No.
307 - Ernold L. Anderson; James H. Pendlay; Francis D. Singleton
No.
309 - Clarence G. Owings
No.
310 - Hubert C. Ceil; George A. Runyan
No.
311 - Paul E. Arnold, Sr.; Carl T. Combs; Ronald A. Guthrie; Harry J. Johnson; Henning Linden; Lewis P. Nance, Sr.; Mathew Santino; John P. Staples
I.
312 - Bill G. Phoenix; Richard c. Robertson: Daniel L. Shrauner; John D. Stark
No.
313 - Raymond D. Cowles
NO.
314 - Philip Birk, Jr.; Aaron R. Ott
NO.
315 - Wallace W. Erikson; Melvin L. Poster; Frederick A. Hanson
NO.
316 - Barton A. Ewers, Sr.
No.
318 - Earl E. Howiett
NO.
319 - James K. Baker; Cecil W. Gorrell; James J. Laurie; Durfee B. Yeager
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157
DEATHS - continued NO-
321 - Edwin C. Basse; Wence S. Goodwin; Forest H. High; Robert H. McDaniel; Dean T. McKinzie; Thomas A. Rhoads; Leland G. Teeters; John C. Tilly
No-
322 - Harold C. Arnspiger; Ralph B. Calderwood; Albert V. Carroll; Robert W. Ebberts; James P. Greer; James W. Hollister; Chester E. Lake; Nick Lambert; Wellington L. Morgan; Fred E. Mullican; Neil F. Shell; Rex L. Shineman; Edwin D. Shutt; Howard H. Simmons; Bernard T. Stroh; Leslie R. Tawney; Lawrence H. Wilson
No.
323 - Lynn T. Anderson; William C. Strahm, Jr.; Robert C. Wills
No-
324 - Paul L. Bowersock; Lloyd B. Jenkins; Forrest A. Martin; Raleigh C. Snell; Ernest A. Tournay, Jr.; Harry A. Trower; Donald C. Vining; Glen S. Wheatley
No.
325 - Clyde S. Edwards
No.
326 - Forrest H. Arnold; Glenn F. Bartley; Charles A. Loper; Neel E. Parker; Jesse A. White ; Cecil V. Yates
No.
327 - Noel E. Coleman; Robert D. Hipsher; Henry A. Young
No.
328 - Maurice D. Hed; Ernest W. Winslow
No.
329 - Raymond E. Franics; Charles E. Skidmore; Joy E. Skidmore; Thomas W. Ullum
No.
330 - Dean Gillaspy; Henry W. Klaus; Elmer D. Scranton; Thomas Yeradi
No.
331 - Oron L. Crawford; Charles S. DeHaven; Lee E. Dicks; Eldon E. Johnson; Clarence R. Warner
No-
333 - Bernard Brock; Lawrence M. Cinadr;. Raymond W. Early; Ralph R. Green; Clarence A. Hallberg; Samuel W. Hayes; Leslie W. Patch; Harvey W. Rymer; Henry O. steinmetz; Elden L. Wolf; Arthur L. Wollenberg; James E. Young; Fred C. Yulich
No.
334 - Willie Brown; Leonard H. Walker
No.
335 - William A. Gray; Frankie J. Greeve; Ralph Shellenberger
No.
338 - Leo G. Howarter; Claron L. McBride
NO-
339 - Howard Caylor
No-
340 - John H. Doyle; Seth E. Reifschneider; Robert B. Robbins
No.
341 - C. Ivan Burnett; Floyd M. Fulton; John T. Howell; Gerald E. Zimmerman
No.
344 - Frank W. Hurley; Vernon A. Kleiner; Merle D. Morris; Arnold W. Sweany
No.
345 - Bernard H. Jones
No.
347 - Vearl C. Johnson; Kenneth K. King
No.
348 - James Harold; Eugene A. Mowry; Oscar O. Timmons
No.
349 - Leonard V. Fiser; Ladimer W. Svoboda
No.
351 - William F. Knight
No.
352 - Merle L. Arnold; Melvin O. Kuder
No.
354 - Max D. Stedman
No-
355 - Clyde Lowery; Joe E. Montgomery
158
Proceedings of the
March
DEATHS - continued No.
356 - Maurice L. Averill; Clarence W. coffman; Glen B. Head
No.
357 - Paul R. Amsbury
No.
358 - Lewis A. Haney; Earl R. Pennock; Orville E. Waters
No.
359 - Donald F. Brichacek; Harry V. Lawson; Joseph Novak; Clayton R. Peterson; Walter W. Urban 361 - Ethmer L. Barnes; George R. Binder; William R. Matoy; Parker F. Parish; Willie W. Wright
No.
362 - William H. Mulch; Arch M. Thompson
No.
364 - Donald R. Davidson; Walter M. Garner; Clarence P. Goodrich; Louis W. Kelley; Walter W. Knebler; Harry L. Overman; Clair L. Turner; Lee M.
No.
365 - James S. Bennett; Roy R. Underwood
No.
366 - Lester Blair; George R. Gragg
No.
367 - Roosevelt H. Fromme; Alfred w. Miller
No.
369 - Elbert Marion Curtis Lee T.
No.
371 - Lloyd W. Doran; William L. English; Charles F. Foster; Aaron E. Hawes, Jr
No.
372 - Harlie V. Sweany, Jr.
No.
374 - Sidney F. Dasher; George H. Finney; F. Erikson Whilmer
No.
376 - Merton R. Anderson; Harold N. Eagleton; Henry M. Tracy; Louis D. Trager; Guy E. Warner
No.
379 - Charles E. Doty
No.
380 - Kenneth R. Bellows; Harry L. Parker
No.
382 - John T. Veal
No.
383 - Lowell N. Sawyer
NO.
384 - Lloyd Bond
No.
385 - Robert H. Jones
No.
390 - John Loreg; Harry L. Madsen; Frank L. Ruggels
No.
393 - Eugene E. Pierce
Webster
H. Arnold; Deemi K. Benway; Harrison L. Corp; Dewey Gentry; P. Gribble; Charles U. Long; Claude F. Pack; Arthur L. Pearson; A. Reynolds; Lloyd W. Rogers; John L. Self; Arthur E. Severance; Silvernail: James F. White
No.
395 - James F. Beech; Albert R. Crook; Calvin W. Yenzer
No.
396 - Thomas E. Bedwell
No.
397 - Clarence R. Hanson; Lawrence M. Mahoney; Glen E. Mayden; Alvar G. Wallerstedt; James T. Yarbrough
NO.
398 - Roy T. Cochran; Gerald R. Weston
No.
401 - Charles H. Cowles; Leland E. Ellis; William H. Hicks; Rolla J. Ryan
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continued - William E. Bogue; William G. Oebaun; Floyd L. Hinshaw; Clarence W. Little; Willis F. McDonald No.
403 - Franklin W. Crites
NO.
404 - Ray E. Clark; George E. Kidder; William O. Watkins
NO.
406 - Ralph R. Bane; Hubbard Y. Cott; Maud W. Hays; Carl D. Ipson; Paul P. Patton; John G. Persinger; Jack W. Porter; Paul L. Thomas
No.
408 - Albert Sartore;Vincent A. Sitter; Charles w. Varsolona
No.
409 - Edward T. Rinkel
No.
410 - John E. Carmichael; Harvey E. Keiser
No.
413 - Edmond J. Anton
No.
414 - Harold H. Knobel
NO.
415 - Herman G. Brandenburg: Helvin E. Goepfert; William A. Grindol; Sidney C. Harris
No.
417 - Wilbur E. Cox; Lynn A. Woodmancy
No.
419 - James H. Bailey; Frank L. Rosser
No.
422 - Eugene H. Moore; Verdie A. Wellborn
No.
424 - Charles E. Drake
NO.
427 - Marion L. Sloan
NO.
430 - Robert S. Collins; Charlie L. Duckers; Frederick P. Thomas
NO.
431 - Leroy Smith; VJilliam B. Waters
No.
433 - James R. Allred; Hobart Auer, Jr.; Clark J. Beck; Sherman W. Biggs; Fred L. Brundige; Stephen H. Burton; Charles E. Christy; Jonathan W. Cooprider; George E. Dannels; Robert C. Dauffenbach; Marcellus C. Dedrick; Herbert F. DeWe^se; Clifford G. Dolloff; Herman R. Dolloff, Sr.; William C. Doolin; Louis M. Fischer; Charles W. Gafford; Harold C. Heagy; Forrest L. Hintz; John W. Howard; Lawrence J. Law; Merle L. Margrave; Virgil A. Mason; Robert B. McCann; Ivan A. McCully; Fred E. McCune; Edward E. Medford; Laurence N. Merwin; Clyde W. Middleton; Marcellus W. Miller; Charles D. Moretz; Clarence L. Morrison; Bowen B. Murray; Melvin S. Nelson; Frank L. Perry; Robert J. Ray; Herbert M. Reay; Hershel N. Runion; Loren A. Russell; Davis B. Sager; Robert L. Schmidlapp; Erich A. Wendt; Eugene A. Willcut; Charles C. Winpigler
No.
435 - Lowell E. Damon; Clifford Fort, Jr.; Ernest L. Hager; Charles I. Hart; Francis W. Johnson; Thomas E. Joyce; A. Gerald Whittier
No.
436 - Charles L. Allen; Charles A. Barter; Edwin Black; Ralph E. Burger; Ivan F. Casida; Robert S. Collins; Ralph W. Dicker; Robert C. Puller; Charles A. Humphrey; Burton P. Johnson; Boyd Lawrence; James D. Mace; L. J. Shriver; William D. Shull; Jesse L. Swank; Roger G. Thebo; William L. Tuttle
NO.
437 - Irwin E. Wickam
No.
438 - Carl E. Applequist; Arthur V. Ashley; John A. Benedick; Frederick L. Brown; David R. Flaherty; Earnest Greenwood; Philip Hanson; Earl D. Johnson; Eddie H. Nickel; Grover V. Smith; Basil c. Wheat; William T. Yearout
160
Proceedings of the
March
DEATHS - continued NO.
440 - Harold A. Larson
No.
445 - Ralph F. Blacketer, Earl w. Bressler; Paul E. Curtis; James A. Dalrymple; Harold R. Hill; Fred L. Johnson: Henry B. Lemmon; Eugene F. Lundquist; John C. McCarroll; Hjalmer Melland
NO.
446 - Bobby J- Farris; Lester R. McDonald
NO.
449 - Edwin A. Bird
No.
450 - William' E. Martindale; David R. Romine; Floyd E. Warnock; Erich A. Wendt; William T. Yearout
1984-85
Grand Lodge of Kansas
DEATHS OTHER GRAND JURISDICTIONS Ceara, Brazil Luiz De Mello Filho, DGM, 15 May 1984 Cid Peixoto Do Amaral, PGM, 04 May, 1984 California Ellsworth Meyer, PGM, 7 October, 1984 Guy B. Mize, PGM, 27 February 1985 Florida John Tilden Rose, Jr. PGM, 13 May 1984 J. Lewis Hall, PGM, 16 October 1984 Abe Horovitz, Grand Treasurer, 25 October 1984 Germany United Grand Lodge Walter Veit , PGM, 10 August, 1984 Illinois Clarence P. Schwartz, PGM, 5 October, 1984 Milton T. Sonntag, PGM, 6 October 1984 Kentucky Edwin E. Freshney, PGM, 10 May, 1984 Lloyd M. Greene, PGM,. 29 May 1984
W. Fred L. Hyde, PGM,28 January 1985 Wilf J. McGregor, PGM, 29 January, 1985 Michigan Willard Saur, PGM, 7 June 1984 Mississippi Louis Albert Nichols, PGM, 15 September, 1984 Nebraska John F. Futcher, PGM, 11 July, 1984 Nevada Chester Lee King, DGM, 31 January, 1985 Frank Logar, Jr. PGM, 24 September, 1984 New Brunswick Murray S. Speight, PGM, 25 June, 1984 Nova Scotia Kenneth Lee Crowell,PGM, 6 April 1984 Ernest Lowden Eaton, PGM, 1984
161
Pr!3eeed!!!"s i)f the
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DEATHS - c o n t i n u e d Ontario Ewart Gladstone Dixon, PGM (Honorary), Grand Secretary, Grand Secretary Emeritus, 22 December, 1984 Saskatchewan Douglas L o m e Gibson, PGM, 24 February, 1985 John Melymick, PGM, 29 December 1984 South Dakota Frank L. Roe, PGM, 26 May, 1984 Tennessee Lewis Aubrey Hagan, PGM, 2 November, 1984 Samuel Edward Stephenson, Sir., PGM, 13 February 1985
Joe W. Steed, PGM, 24 June 1984 Jim W. Weatherby, PGM, 3 January, 1985 Washington Robert H. Guthrie, PGM, 20 May 1984 Wyoming Robert C. Witherspoon, PGM, 21 January, 1985
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"Initiated" and "Passed" numbers are not counted in the overall totals. Consolidations: Stohrville No. 368 with Anthony No. 200, April 10, 1984 Sylvia No. 391 with Stafford No. 252, April 10, 1984 Altoona No. 118 with Benedict No. 403, April 10, 1985 Harveyville No. 421 with Corinthian No. 79, October 1, 1984 Sedgwick No. 139 with Newton No. 142, November 19, 1984 Twin Grove No. 213 with Hope No. 155, November 19, 1984 Galva No. 251 with McPherson No. 172, November 19, 1984
RECAPITULATION Membership, December 31, 1983 Net Loss, December 31, 1984 Membership, December 31, 1984 Number of Lodges on the Rolls
65,212 1,717 63,495 359
T O T A L
M E M B E R S H 1 P
0 47 36 52 50 43 59 70 1,922 119 530 98 262 42 77 82 297 78 50 95
Anthony
Arcadia
Argonia
200
329
285
Arlington
Arma
299
408
Arkansas City
Amerious
109
*133
Alta Vista
Almena
310
357
Alma
161
Altajnont
Allen
335
69
Abilene
LOCATION
*98
NO.
2nd Tues
1st & 3rd Mon.
2nd s 4th Mon
1st S Srd Mon
10-21-1875
02-20-1889
03-18-1920
02-17-1898
10-19-1871
02-17-1881
Alma
Naphtali
Altamont
Arma
Cable ,
Crescent
Argonia
Arcadia
Anthony
Americus
02-18-1915
1st S 3rci Mon
1st S 3rd Wed
10-15-1873
02-15-1888
1st & 3r<i Mon
1st s 3rcl Tues
02-21-1912
02-19-1890
1st s 3rd Thurs
02-06-1925
Allen
Alta Vista
1st s 3rd Mon. Except July-Aug
1st & 3rd, Mon
COMMUNIi:>VTIONS
CHARTERED
10-12-1871
Benevolent
SECRETARY
Perry J. House Box 61, 67330
Phillip demons Box 553, 67330
L. John Redelfs Box 375, 66835
John B. Warlop 66712
Lyle W. McKinney 67514
Arthur J. Clifford 800 N. Summit, 67005
Homer Cowdrey 67004
Charles J. Shifflet Box 399, Arma, 66712
Walter A. Fiorucci Box 449, 66712
Harry C. Burnett Box 191, 67514
Bobby J. Walker Box 545, 67005
Ron L. Work 67004
Donald R. Barnard Rt 1 Box 9, 66711
Pete Nulik Alden Major 1002 N. Springfield, 67003 Box 398, 67003
Wayne A. Lee 66835
Vernon L. Bolinder Box 193, 66834
Billy E. Archibald 67622
Kelvin L. Smith Long Island, 67647
Harold J. Rollf Rt. 2, 66834
Robert H. Arnold Box 122, 66401
Curtis Triemer Rt 3 Box 56, Council Grove, 66846
Joseph H. Beckenhauer 1610 Oak, 67410
Garland Gideon Paxico, 66536
Norman C. Triemer 66846 Rt 3 Box 56 Council Grove
Gary E. Schiedt 1516 N. W. 4th, 67410
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
NAME OF LODGE
*For Location of Lodge Halls see last page
Augusta
Axtell
Baldwin City'
â&#x20AC;¢74
234
*23
Palmyra
Axtell
Mystic Tie
Atwood
R. D. Ely
Active
Washington
NAME OF LODGE
Beattie
Belle Plalne
Belleville
259
173
129
Belleville
Belle Plaine
Seattle
Baxter Springs Baxter
Auburn
32
71
Atwood
Atchison
*158
164
Atchison
*5
Attica
Ashland
277
262
LOCATION
NO.
10-17-1872
01-18-1877
02-18-1886
10-21-1868
10-18-1859
02-19-1885
10-21-1869
10-17-1860
02-20-1895
02-18-1886
10-21-1875
07-14-1856
02-16-1887
CHARTERED
1st S 3rd Thurs
2nd & 4th Wed
1st & 3rd Wed
1st & 3rd Mon.
1st & 3rd Tues
1st & 3rd Mon
1st s 3rd Tues
1st s 3rd Wed Except Jul-Aug
2nd & 4th Mon
1st S 3rd Mon
2nd s 4th Thurs
COMMUNICATIONS
Lyle Gene McCain Rt 1 Box 29A Ludell, 67744
Philip H. Payne Box 382, 67009
William L. Arensberg 208 N. 5th, 66002
H. Elvin Jones 617 Mound, 66002
Michael A. Freelove Box 790, 67831
SECRETARY
Douglass L. Wilkinson Pairacres Rd., 66935
Adam L. Strieker 67233 7133 S.Lorraine, Wichita
Kenneth E. Wanklyn RR, Frankfort, 66427
Timothy M. Shallenburger 2118 E. Ave., 66713
Robert E. Johnson Rt. 3, 66006
George C. Kenworthy RE, 66403
Ivan L. Freeman 215 Harrington, 67010
Vernon G. Kalivoda Box 158, 66935
Wilbur P. Barngrover Box 336, 67013
W. Edward Cassidy Box 42, 66406
Steven D. Green Rt. 1 Box 234 A, 66713
Wayne H. Rollf 27250 W. 175th, Gardner, 66030
Benton F. Luse Box J, 401 Prairie, 66403
Edward L. Freeman Box 295, 67010
James S. Willard Russell I. Koci 8231 SW 29th, Topeka,66604 8247 SW 77th, 66402
Larry Lee Jones Rt. 1 Ludell, 67744
Richard w. Harnden 301 W. Grant, 67009
John A. Rule 1103 N. 4th, 66002
Frank Neely 1710 N. Second, 66002
Chester O. Mishler 67831
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIREaORY OF LODGES
James H. Lundy Box 171, 67019 Charles W. Gutsch Rt. 2 Box 10, 66838 J. E. Darby Box 113, 66413
Robert I. Parsons 67019 Perry A. Gutsch Rt. 2 Box 10, 66838 Donald W. Calkins 101 E. Seward, 66413
1 s t S 3rd Thurs
2nd & 4 t h Tues
1 s t & 3rd Wed
02-20-1884
02-16-1922 10-21-1869
Clinton
79
Burlingame
429 . Burdick
Burdick
Burden
233
Duane G. Sloan Box 61,Dorrance, 67634
Leonard M. Merrifield Box 35, 67626
1 s t & 3rd Thurs
02-15-1888
Bunker H i l l
291
Ralph Winterrowd Rt. 1 Box 52, 66717
Dennis Cooper Rt. 2,Gridley, 66852
Corinthian
Beulah
Buffalo
Grandview
Bourbon
Blue Rapids
Lotus
02-21-1907
1 s t S 3rd Thurs
Buffalo
379
Edwin E. Cossell Melvin Stimpert 121 W. Maple,Box 157,67834 Kingsdown, 67858
1 s t S 3rd Thurs
02-21-1907
Bucklin
376
Glenn E. Smith Rt. 1, 66716
William L. Pool BOX 176,Uniontpwn,66779
1 s t s 3rd Wed
02-18-1886
Bronson
268
Gerald L. Powell 541 S. Blue Drass Dr.,66012
Fred V. McClendon Box 502,Eudora,66025
1 s t S 3rd Mon
02-17-1904
Bonner S p r i n g s Bonner S p r i n g s
366
Edwin G. Brychta Rt. 1, 66411
Charles L. Kaufman 66548 323 W. Walnut, Waterville
2nd S 4 t h Mon Except JuL-Aug
10-18-1876
Blue Rapids
169
James A. Johnston Box 126, 66010
Roy J. Smith, Jr. 66010
2nd & 4 t h Tues
02-16-1887
Blue Mound
286
Max W. Scott Rt. 1 Box 3A, 66714
K e l l y L. Starbuck 66714
1 s t S 3rd Mon
02-19-1914
Benedict
Benedict
403
George D. Clark 66008
Ronald D. Dickson 66008
1 s t S 3rd Thurs
02-26-1925
Bendena
Bendena
440
Walter A. M i l t n e r Rt 1, 411 W. 8 t h , 67420
Loren R. Harvey 12222 N. M i l l , 67420
1 s t s 3rd Hon
10-15-1873
Mt. Vernon
SECRHARY
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
COMMUNICATIONS
Beloit
LOCATION
145
NO.
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
CHARTERED
NAME OF LODGE
Chapman
Chase
Cheney
Cherokee
280
247
258
119
Centralia
89
Chanute
Cedar Vale
355
â&#x20AC;¢103
Cawker City
125
Canton
197
Carbondale
Caney
324
70
Caldwell
Burlington
LOCATION
203
66
NO.
Cherokee
Morton
Chase
Antiquity
Cedar
Home
Chatauqua
Cawker City
Carbondale
Caney
Sumner
Burlington
NAME OF LODGE
10-17-1872
02-18-1886
02-19-1885
02-24-1927
10-19-1871
10-20-1870
02-17-1898
10-17-1872
10-22-1874
02-17-1881
02-19-1890
02-17-1881
10-21-1868
CHARTERED
1st s 3rd Tues
1st & 3rd Tues
1st S 3rd Tues
2nd s 4th Thurs
2nd Wed
1st s 3rd Hon
1st s 3rd Wed
1st S 3rd Thurs
2nd S 4th Wed
1st Tues
2nd s 4th Tues
Ist s 3rd Thurs
2nd S 4th Wed
COMMUNICATIONS
SECRETARY
Oren P. Patterson 1706 S. Highland, 66720
William H. Lewis 66415
Carl A. Steward Rt. 1, 67024
Clayton L. Coad Box 111, 67430
Ronald Shelton Box 112, 66414
Samuel A. Bolin Box 381, 67428
William L. Sprague Box 122, 67333
Aubra H. Pierce 115 W. Central, 67022
Allan D. Jackson Rt. 3 Box 77, 66839
Warren D. Purduin, Jr. Box 209, 66724
Morgan D. McCoin 67023 837 N Illinois,Wichita
Donald D. Wilcox 67524
Raymond D. Hough Box 275, 66724
Dale E. Goldsmith Rt 2 Box 11, 67025
Howard C. Campbell Box 76, 67524
Francis P. Johnson 66441 Albert D. Porter Rt 1 Box 105,Junction City Box 389, 67431
Claudia G. Cochran Rt. 4, Lot 1, 66720
George E. Byrne 66415
Donald R. Goode Rt. 1, 67024
Warren J. Lingg Box 72, 67430
Scott Fulton 418 Wells, 66414
Larry E. Vickrey Box 92, 67428
Marvin A. Preidline Rt. 1, 67333
Floyd 0. Mardis 717 S. Main, 67022
Oscar R. Martin 66523 Rt. 1 Box 267,Osage City,
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIREaORY OF LODGES
Climax
Clyde
411
176
295
Coldwater
Colby
Clifton
122
â&#x20AC;¢306
Clearwater
273
Coffeyville
Clay Center
134
*102
Claflin
424
Circleville
Cimarron
233
20
Chetopa
Cherryvale
LOCATION
73
137
NO.
Comanche
St. Thomas
Keystone
Prairie Queen
Climax
Clifton
Unity
Clay Center
Claflin
Circleville
Preston
Chetopa
Cherryvale
NAME OF LOOCE
2nd s 4th Tues
1st s 3rd Thurs
1st S 3rd Wed
2nd S 4th Mon
2nd & 4th Thurs
10-17-1878
10-19-1871
02-15-1888
02-15-1888
2nd S 4th Wed
1st S 3rd Tues
1st S 3rd Wed.
1st Thurs.
2nd S 4th Mon
2nd S 4th Mon
1st s 3rd Thurs
2nd S 4th Mon
COMMUNICATIONS
William H. Coverdale Soldier, 66540
John D. Richter 66416
George W. Young Box 32, 67432
Winston H. Williams 67029
Newton W. Bransom 67029
J. Steven Molstad Box 421, 67701
Alfred L. Lewis Box 267, 67337
Tim J. Carson Rt. 1 Box 183, 67337 Steven R. Duden 725 S. Court, 67701
Darrell K. Sharpe Rt. 3, 66938
Harold McCormack Rt. 1, Severy, 67137
Kenneth Pike Rt 3, Eureka, 67045 George R. Warburton 66938
Edward C. Slipsager Box 249, 66937
Howard L. Bowman 66937
Terry L. Cole Edwin T. Smith 120 Sunset,Haysville,67060 2839 S. Glenn,Wichita,67217
John C. Schwensen 708 Clark, 67432
Marvin A. Gibler Box 423, 67525
Maurice L. Johnson Box 422, 67835
Larry L. Crick 67835
Kenneth C. Jeffrey Box 184, 67525
Rodney L. Trimble Box 282, 67336
Forrest D. Strickland 221 S. Olive, 67335
SECRETARY
Clifford D. Nading 1030 Elm, 67336
John S. Clark 910 E. 10th, 67335
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
02-18-1915
02-15-1882
02-18-1887
10-16-1873
02-16-1922
10-17-1886
02-16-1887
10-21-1869
10-15-1873
CHARTERED
Cunningham
Delia
Delphos
Denison
427
419
202
372
Council Grove
36
Cuba
Cottonwood F a l l s
80
362
Coolidge
316
Courtland
Conway S p r i n g s M i s t l e t o e
269
211
Concordia
113
Denison
Delphos
Delia
Cunningham
Cuba
Courtland
Council Grove
Zeredatha
Coolidge
S t . John
Columbus
100
O l i v e Branch
NAME OF LODGE
Colony
LOCATION
212
NO.
02-15-1905
02-17-1881
02-17-1921
02-16-1922
02-21-1900
02-12-1947
10-21-1862
10-22-1869
02-20-1889
02-16-1887
10-17-1872
10-19-1871
02-22-1883
CHARTERED
• 1st s 3rd Sat
1st S 3rd Mon
1st Wed
3rd Thurs
1st S 3rd Mon
1st & 3rd Thurs
1st s 3rd Wed
1st S 3rd Wed
1st s 3rd Tues
1st s 3rd Mon
1st s 3rd Mon Except Jul-Aug
1 s t & 3rd Tues
1 s t S 3rd Mon
• COMMUNICATIONS SECRETARY
Raymond E. Couch Rt. 2, 66015
Kenneth Reaser 66419
Dana R. Hauck 67436
Joe M. Conley 66418
John E. Royston 67035
Robert J. Lawson Agenda, 66930
William E. Smies Box 374, 66939
Vernon L. Hager Box 24, 66846
Wilbur Talkington Matfield Green, 66862
Irvin A. Libertus Box 27, 67836
Mervin Hundley 67031
Robert B. Pfuetze 225 E. 15th, 66901
Dallas Coleman 66419
John A. Nelson 67436
Jimmy Dodge Box 326,Rossville, 66533
Wm. E. Thornhill 67035
Leon W. Lesovsky Box 31, 66940
Donald K. Lieb Box 75, 66939
Robert H. Collins Box 297, 66846
Clifford Lake Box 71, 66845
Bernard L. Laubach Box 792,Syracuse,67878
George F. chitwood Box 19, 67031
John C. Laman Box 324, 66901
Earle M. Ortgies James E. Kirker 711 W. Pine,Cherokee,66724 845 N.' Indiana, 66725
James D. Dickson Box 53, 66015
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIREaORY OF LODGES
Dexter
Dighton
ISe
279
Dover
Downs
Dwi'ght' " -
138
204
374
Easton
Douglass
151
45
Doniphan
31
Dodge City
Devon
92
*222
DeSoto
Derby
*365
40
Denton
LOCATION
449
NO.
John J. Pfabler 316 Klckapoo, 66018 Gary W. MoBride Rt 3,Ft.Scott, 66701
1st s 3rd Mon
2nd Thurs
10-20-1863
02-18-1897
10-21-1874
Devon
Dexter
10-17-1860
Arcana
Easton
Dviight â&#x20AC;¢ -
Dovms
Dover
Louis R. Gant, Jr. 67601 2903 Hillcrest Dr., Hays,
1st s 3rd Hon
Stephen C. Carr Rt. 4Junction City,66441 Shirley Strange Rt. 2, 66020
1st S 3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Tues
02-20-1906.
12-20-1864
Marlin L. Ames 1112 Ingals, 67437
Carl A. Heeland Rt. 1 Harveyville, 66431
2nd Thurs
2nd Mon
J. C. Braungardt Box 383, Rook, 67131
2nd a 4th Wed
Craig E. Draper 1203 Acorn,Gudora,66025
Everett R. Owen Box 742, 67839
1st s 3ra Tues
1st Sat.
Ray H. Martin Rt. 2, 67038
2nd S 4th Mon
02-18-1882
02-20-1902
10-21-1874
02-22-1883
St. Bernard
Douglass
02-16-1887
Barney
DeSoto
Richard A. Wiley Lloyd Higbee 3307 Sunview,Wichita,67216 Box 23, 67037
2nd & 4th Tues
03-15-1956
SECRETARY
Francis Wayman 521 Valley Dr.,Lansing,66043
Hcirris E. Ransour Rt 1 Box 92, Alta Vista,66834
E. Max Skinner 501 Ross, 67437
R. Neil Crow 5329 SW Crawford,Topeka, 66604
Elvin S, Cox Box 43, Rose Hill, 67133
Warren Toney Rt 1,Lancaster,66041
Homer H. Jones Box 975, 67801
Roger A. Yost Box 774, 67839
Ross W. Sherwood Rt. 3 BOX 241 Arkansas City, 67005
Richard L. Harper Rt. 3, Ft Scott, 66701
Robert E. Redick, Sr. Box 413, 66018
Jack B. Denton Rt. 1, 66017
Derby
Gary E. Bruning Box 30 Wetmore, 66550
2nd S 4th Thurs
02-19-1931
Denton
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
COMMUNICATIONS
CHARTERED
NAME OF LODGE
DIREaORY OF LODGES
Elk Palls
Elkhart
Ellinwood
126
422
217
Ellsworth
Emporia
,' Ensign '
Enterprise
146
•12
413
437
Ellis
Elk City
132
•297
El Dorado
*97
Edna
345
Effingham
Edgerton
127
48
LOCATION
NO.
Enterprise
Ensign
Emporia
02-28-1924
p2-22rl9i7
10-20-1864
10-21-1874
02-15-1888
Apollo
Ellsworth
08-22-1883
02-17-1921
Elkhart
Ellinwood
10-17-1872
10-15-1873
10-19-1871
10-17-1866
Meridian
Carson
Patmos
Maokey
02-18-1892
10-17-1872
Palestine
Edna
CHARTERED
NAME OF LODGE
2nd S 4th Mon
.1st s -Srd Thurs
1st s 3rd Fri
1st S 3rd Mon Except Jul-Aug
2nd Mon
1st s 3rd Thurs
1st Mon
2nd s 4th Thurs
2nd S 4th Hon
1st s 3rd Thurs
1st S 3rd Tues
1st S 3rd Hon
COMMUNICATIONS
Jerry J. Thomas 204 Lincoln, 67441
- Frank D. Wetmpre Rt I.Meade 67864
Roy O. Ho H o w ay 739 Sunnyslope, 66801
Arthur R. Strong 1113 State, 67439 ' •
Ralph F. Mickelson 504 E. 12, 67637 •
Leon Sanders - 518 E. 4th, '67526
N. W. Bressler Rt. 1, 67950
Thomas L. Tuck : Elk-City, 67344
Gerald L. Wilson Rt 4 Independence,67301
Marvin E. Jones Box 1035, 67042
Stephen W. Caplinger Rt. 1, 66023
John R. Foister Box 171, 67342
Thomas J. Pranks 66061 • 820 s; Chestnut,Olathe,
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
-•
•'
Clyde D. Ingrum 502 E. 3rd, 67441
Gregory L. Miller Rt".l-Box 29 Cimarron,67835
George Rose 110 W. 6th, Apt 204, 66801
Robert L. Blackburn 705 E 1st., 67439
Joe C. Beggs 309 Ceader Crest Dr.,67637
Virgil Biby 503 E. Ist, 67526
J.' L. Ketchum > Box 861, 67950
'•"L. Merle Stiles Box 67, 67345
Joe E. Cox Box 231, 67344
Jim E. Ross 401 S. Haverhill Rd.,67042
Henry L. Buddenbohm Rt. 1, 66023
Forrest M. stine • Box 280, 67342
Robert J. Shippee 709 S. Ash', Gardner,66030
SECRETARY
Florence
Fontana
Formoso
114
131
336
2nd Tues
1st s 3rd Tues
2nd & 4th Mon
1st s 3rd Thurs
1st S 3rd Fri
1 s t S 3r<:l Wed ^Except,Jul-Aug
10-16-1872
10-15-1873
02-18-1891
02-20-1889
10-19-1857
10-17-1887
Formoso
Equity
Advance
Fort Scott
Frankfort
. ..."E'r'ede'rick
Fredonia
*8
67
'337
95
Constellation
"Frederick'';.
Frankfort
R i s i n g Sun
10-20-1870
1 s t S 3rd W e d
^tMi^ib-iass _,_ .f' i|t.;'s-:3rci:'Mpn:
1st S 3rd Wed
10-21-1875
Greenwood
1st S 3rd Tues
10-29-1871
Fidelity
2nd S 4 t h Men
02-15-1882
2nd S 4 t h Tues
2nd s 4 t h Wed
10-21-1869
10-20-1870
COMMUNICATIONS
CHARTERED
Doric
Eminence
Erie
NAME OF LODGE
Leavenworth Hancock
F a l l River
163
Ft.
Eureka
*106
*311
Eudora
Eskridge
Erie
LOCATION
83
205
76
NO.
Harold E. Rowley Rt. 1 Box 88,' 66423 Howard M. Decker 739 Locust, 66025 '
Gerald L. Hannigan Rt. 1 Box 144, 66423 Joseph H ; Deshazer 6 Sharp PI.' 66025
Bernard E . M o o r e Rt. 5, P a o l a , 66071
Donald' Di L o w Rt. 1, 66026
'
J o h n J. G i l l e t t Box 5 5 6 , 66736
.;'Dal'e,;Elvains; ;'•'.• , , R t . 3, L y o n s , 67554
G e n e R. W o l f e , 66427
David R. Shepard 1 5 1 6 S.' M a i n , 66701
Rupert P. Glover 1012 W a s h i n g t o n , 66048
Paul L. Maxwell Box 162, 66736
Loren^Wiferis ,./. _ Rt. 3, Lyons, 67554
Charlss E'. Shubkagel 66427 • '•'
A r t h u r A . Day Box 110, 66701
W i l l i a m N . VanderBeek Box S, 66048
C h a r l e s D. Howland R t 1 B o x 5 6 , 66942
W a y n e F. Payton 420 G r a n d v i e w , 66851
G l e e L. Long 213 W . 4 t h , 66851
Ralph L. Spiegel 66942
Jack Blankenship Rt. 1 B o x 2'78, 67047
J o h n Farmer 67047 :-e -.
' Randy S. Endress Charles W. Hall 1050 Country Club Dr.,67045 Rt 2 Box 199', 67045
Randy Ewen Boi 175, 66733
SECRETARY
Everett Shields Rt. 2, 66733 '•
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
'
Galena
194
Geneseo
Glrard
361
93
302
*321.
Gralnfield
Goodland
Goff
Gaylord
183
430
Garnett
44
Glen Elder
Garland
108
294
Gardner
65
Garden City
Fulton
210
*246
LCX>TION
NO.
Gove County
Goodland
Goff
Glen Elder
Girard
'Geneseo
Gaylord
Delphian
Memphis
Gardner
Tyrian
Galena
Fulton
NAME Of LODGE
1st & 3rd Wed
1st & 3rd Thurs
02-19-1885
10-21-1868
02-15-1888
02-20-1889
02-18-1922
02-15-1888
10-20-1870
02-21-1900
10-16-1879
10-18-1865
1st S 3rd Wed
2nd S 4th Mon
1st S 3rd Thurs
3rd Thurs
1st Wed
1st & 3rd Mon
2nd Wed
1st & 3rd Thurs
1st S 3rd Tues
1st £ 3rd Wed
02-17-1881
02-18-1886
2nd & 4 t h Mon
COMMUNtCATIONS
02-22-1883
CHARTERED
Wayne Yale 67737
Russell A. Bell 908 Walnut, 67735
Raymond D. Bat tin 66428
Max L. Eberle 67446
Harold B. Eddy 207 W. Buffalo, 66743
Jack W. Janssen Rt. 2, 67444
Ernest A. HcClain Portis, 67674
Duane J. Strickler Rt. 3, 66032
Brlem K. Key 1524 Elm,Ft Scott, 66701
Ronald R. Sands 441 E. Shawnee, 66030
Victor C. Willson Box 266, Sublette, 67877
Robert J. Walker Rt. 1 Box 133, 66739
Lawrence R. Clark 66701 Rt. 1 Box 120,Ft.Scott,
WORSHIPFUL MASTHt
DIREaORY OF LODGES
Mitchell Gillespie 67737
William C. Pittman Box 692, 67735
Clarence P. Noe, Jr. Rt 2 Box 69 Netawaka, 66516
W. P. Lowdermilk 67446
F. H. Prideaux 301 E. Magnolia, 66743
Cecil D. Wohlford Rt. 1, 67444
Paul W. Weiser Harlan, 67641
John B. Gull Rt. 2, 66032
L. Kelley Arnold Rt 5 Box 239,Ft Scott,67701
Chester H. Roberts Rt. 1 Box 224, 66030
Philip S. Giebler Box 306, 67846
Gerald L. Anderson 1000 Dewey, 66739
Albert H. Oskee Rt. 2 Box 46, 66738
SECRETARY
n
3'
s
10-17-1881
02-15-1882
02-18-1915
Hartford
Friendship
Haviland
Hays
Haysville
Hartford
Haven
Havlland
Hays
Haysville
112
03-08-1961
02-17-1881
02-15-1882
Harper
Harper
206
•195
02-20-1895
2nd & 4th Mon •
1st Hon
1st s 3rd Thurs
2nd S 4th Wed
1st S 3rd Wed
1st S 3rd Thurs
1st s 3rd Thurs
02-15-1882
Halstead
Hamilton
Roger Novak Narka, 66960
2nd s 4th Tues
02-20-1889
Dirigo
Hamilton
Haddam
226
Ralph McBride Box 277, 67448
02-19-1890
Gypsum City
301
Gypsum
328
Robert B. Carpenter Rt. 1, 66853 David L. Mardis 319 E. 11th, 67058 Commodore Wood Rt 1 Box 80,Emporia,66801
William ft. Dalton Rt. 1 Virgil, 66870 Kenneth D. Strader Rt 2 Argonia, 67004 Larry J. Smith 66854
Albert F. Edward 3825 S Seneca Lot 42B Wichita, 67217
Robert C. Wall 1106 Downing, 67601
Orville S. Thompson Rt. 1, 67059
Kevin K. King 118 S. Ward Parkway,67060
Lawrence E. Bodine 1404 E. 25th, 67601
Rodney L. Hannan Box 10, 67059
William R. Allam, Jr. Dale R. Hill 108 w 29th,Hutchinson^7502 Rt 1, Burrton, 67020
John A. Schowalter 303 Poplar, 67056
Anthony E. Abernathy Box 142, Bentley, 67016
Stephen B. Zenger 66944
Ralph O. Winslow Box 7, 67448
Harold P. Bergsten Box 84, 66852
Francis E. Shoup 66852
2nd & 4th Tues
02-20-1889
Hebron
Halstead
Gridley
314
Keith B. Beck 104 S. Main, 67054
Kenneth L. Smith 313 W. Garfield, 67054
2nd & 4th Tues
02-15-1888
SECRETARY William A. Caughey 1700 3rd St., 67530
Earl L. Ledford 1507 Lakin, 67530
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
Great Bend
COMMUNICIATIONS 2nd S 4th Thurs
CHARTERED 10-22-1874
NAME OF LODGE
46
Greensburg
293
LOCATION
Great Bend
NO.
*15
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
Hope
Horton
Howard
Hoxie
Hoyt
326
155
348
327
Hoisington
•331
288
Hill City
281
Holton
Highland
1
42
Hiawatha
Hiattville
216
35
Herington
Hepler
398
•307
LOCATION
NO.
Charles A. Gift Rt 4 Box 57,Ft Scott, 66701 Warner Pape, Jr. 404 Green Ct. 66434
Raymond E. Warren Rt 4, Ft Scott, 66701 Gary L. MerKel
1st & 3rd Wed
2nd & 4th Tues
1st s, 3rd Tues
1st & 3rd Thurs
2nd & 4th Thurs
1st & 3rd Thurs
1st S 3rd Thurs Except Jul-ftug 1st fi 3rd Thurs
3rd Thurs
1st £ 3rd Tues
2nd s 4th Tues
1st S 3rd Men
02-20-1889
02-19-1908
10-16-1861
03-17-1856
02-16-1887
02-19-1890
10-21-1863
02-16-1887
02-19-1890
10-21-1874
02-15-1893
10-19-1890
Millbrook
Hoisington
Holton
Cyrus
Horton
Hoyt
Hope
Hiattville
1st & 3rd Hon
02-21-1912
SECRETARY
Roger Lewis 910 Washington, 66436
Orval E. Weeks 519 N. Alexander, 67544
Darrell E. Powers Box 362, 67642
Sidney C. Hargis 66035
Vance E. Donahue Box 6, 67449
Jesse Southard 66440
Vernon L. Mickey Box 669, 67740
Allen R. Wunderlich Rt. 1, Piedmont, 67122
Glenn C. Cook 1555 3rd Ave. W. 66439
Hark Joy Rt. 1 Box 74, 66440
Gayle C. Bainter Rt. 1 Box 30A,Dresden, 67635
Lyman Snodderley Box 463, 67349
Kenneth W. Kinkade 220 E. 8th, 66439
Joseph W. Brewer Don L. Dicks 502 W 18th # 1 Airport Pk. Box 103, 67441 Junction City, 66441
Kyle O. LaPollette 202 Clements Dr., 66436
Raymond Popp 367 W. 6th, 67544
Robert S. Wygal Rt 1 Box 47, 67642
Lee M. Simmons Leona, 66448
Robinson, 66532
Delbert Redlker 19 So. lOth, 67449
Harold D. Davenport Warren P. Armstrong 711 S. Summit, Girard, 66743 Box 235, Girard, 66743
Hepler
WORSHIPFUL MASTBt
NAME OF LODGE
COMMUNICATIONS
DIRECTOAf M LODGES CHARTERED
I
Jennings
Jetmore
Jewell
Johnson
282
11
441
lola
• 38
360
Independence
*107
Jamestovm
Hutchinson
*445
227
Hutchinson
Huron
72
*140
Humboldt
29
Hutchinson
Hugoton
406
*124
LOCATION
NO.
10-22-1874
12-26-1925
1st & 3rd Wed
02-16-1887
Alpha
Jewell
Maurice J. Worley Hanston, 67849
1st S 3rd Mon.
02-21-1900
Jennings
1st & 3rd Thurs
1st Hon
Raymond E. King Carl R. Trude 1104 E 11th, Concordia,66901 Box 178, 66948 Ronald Harris LeRoy Brown 67643 67643
2nd s 4th Wed.
02-20-1884
Don M. Whitley Box 490, 67855
Robert L. Willmeth 411 N. Columbus, 66949
Walter R. Smith Box 193, 67855
Leo V. Jacobs Rt. 1 Box 102, 66949
Walter F. Stueckemann Box 307, 67854
Clarence H. Smith 209 S. Chestnut, 66749
Jamestown
Loren Railsback Box 444, 66749
1st s 3rd Tues
Harry E. Gorrell Box 215, 67301
Terry L. Redman 601 N. 12th, 67301
10-20-1863
Raymond A. Hutchinson 3303 Mona, 67502
Gayle A. Shujnan 3304 East 56th, 67502
lola
1st & 3rd Wed
2nd & 4th Tues
02-16-1925
10-19-1871
Fortitude
Hutchinson
Paul L. Hayes .67505 Charles H. Chalfant 27 Williams, So. Hutchinson 304 Westland Dr. 67501
1st & 3rd Thurs.
10-15-1873
Reno
Phil A. Webster 1510 Linda Lane, 67502
Edwin L.-Taylor 1401 Woodlawn, 67502
2nd s 4th Tues
02-17-1938
Bassett
William E. Taylor Box 145, Everest, 66424
2nd & 4th Mon
10-21-1869
William K. Eyer Box 15, Everest, 66424
1st & 3rd Tues
10-17-1860
Pacific
W. Dale Lairmore Box 1065, 67951 Ernest E. Karns 711 N. 13th, 66748
R. B. Walter Box 118, 67951
2nd & 4th Tues
02-19-1914
Hugoton
SECRETARY
Paul D. Smith Rt. 1, 66748 •
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
COMMUN«:>VTIONS
CHARTERED
NAME OF LODGE
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
ffi
Kansas City
Kansas City
Kansas City
Kansas City
Kansas City
Kansas City
Kansas City
Kincaid
Kingman
Kinsley
Kiowa
3
*
* 96
*271
*272
*322
*369
*438
338
230
179
278
Junction City
LOCATION
7
NO.
*
10-16-1879
02-16-1887
Cosmos
02-20-1884
Ninnescah
Mt. Moriah
02-18-1891
02-28-1924
02-17-1904
02-19-1890
02-17-1887
SECRETARY
Delos M. Ellis 5132 Lathrop, 66104
Finis V. Swender 6537 W.49th,Mission,66202
Robert A. Webber 2015 S. 20th, 66106
Norbert A. Angell, Jr. 711 N. 12, Bonner Springs, 66072
Carol G. Pape 8709 Greeley, 66109 Thomas C. McBoatney 4524 Haskell, 66104
Robert L. Boring 4156 Greeley, 66104
Edward C. Verbeke Box 456, 66441
Robert W. Wallace, Jr. 1312 Old Kansas City Rd. Olathe, 66061
Richard F. Waters Box 848, 66441
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
Dale N, Olsen Rt. 1 Box 122, 67547
Cleland V. McBurney Rt. 2 Box 13- A, 67068
Jesse M. Hinkler Rt. 1, 66039
Robert D. Tipton 2727 N. 83rd, 66109
Vernon E. Phillips 8533 Barnett, 66112
Wayne D. Barngrover 1124 Marsh, 67547
Byron E. Walker Kingman Wildlife Area Penalosa, 67121
L. Earl Dingus 66039
Earl L. Williams Box 13047,Edwardsville,66113
Walter M. Bird 6721 Yecker, 66109
2nd s 4th Wed Gregory R. Thurman Michael V. Mayberry except Jun-Jul-Aug Star Rt 9, Alva, Ok. 63616 409 S. 10th, 67070 fi4th Wed in Nov-Dec
2nd & 4th Tues
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Mon
2nd s 4th Fri
2nd & 4th Tues
2nd & 4th Thurs Herbert L. Saysoff Wayne K. Ozias except Thanksgiving 1000 S. 46th Terr., 66106 1812 S. 14th, 66103 & Dec 24 & 25
1st Thurs
3rd Thurs
02-16-1887
1st s 3rd Fri
03-17-1856
1st & 3rd Sat.
1st & 3rd Thurs
10-20-1857
10-20-1870
COMMUNICATIONS
CHARTERED
Kincaid
West Gate
Roger E. Sherman
Ben Hur
Kaw
Armourdale
Delaware
Wyandotte
Union
NAME OF LODGE
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
t
Lawrence
Lawrence
Leavenworth
Leavenworth
*6
*9
*2
*10
Latham
Lane
339
401
Lakin
289
Lamed
LaHarpe
325
167
LaCygne
61
Lansing
Lacrosse
330
49
LOCATION
NO.
2nd & Last Thurs 1st & 3rd Tues
2nd & 4th Thurs
02-19-1903
02-18-1888
02-18-1891
LaHarpe
Emerald
King Solomon
Leavenworth
Acacia
Latham
2nd & 4th Thurs
1st Mon
02-17-1856
10-15-1857
2nd Thurs
2nd & 4th Tues
1st Tues
10-16-1867
07-14-1856
02-20-1913
10-18-1876
1st S 3rd Mon
1st & 3rd Hon
10-17-1867
LaCygne
10-17-1866
2nd S 4th Thurs
02-19-1903
Lacrosse
Nine Mile
COMMUNI(>\TIONS
CHARTERED
NAME OF LODGE SECRETARY
Thaine O. Beamer 707 Corse, 67550
Richard L. Lewis 1303 State, 67550
Roy Lee Simpson 708 Santa Fe., 66948
Clarance Harris 1606 S. llth, 66048
Maurice C. Hearn 212 Columbia, 66048
Jack L. Rogers 2717 S. 4th, 66048
Robert O. Compton 1703 Maple Ln. 66044
Kenneth A. MoCart Box 12, 66043
John M. Frame Rt. 3 Box 480, Leavenworth, 66048
Arnold L. Janousek 2603 Orchard Ln. 66044
Albert E. Wallace 216 Main Osawatomie, 66064
Fred A. Mayden 713 Parker Osawatomie, 66064
John A. Golden 3302 W. 22nd St Terr, 66044
Jerry S. Cole Box L, 67860
Jerrell L. Horton Box 1095, 67860
Charles D. Howe 1319 Summit, 66044
Russell F. Hageman Rt. 1, 66751
Arthur T. Chapman Rt. 1, 66751
Emory G. Craft Rt 1 Box 98AB, 67072
Richard L. Teagarden 66040
James M. McCammon 66040
Eldon H. Kissel RR, Leon, 67074
RR, Bison, 67520
John W. Ficken
Leroy D. Penka 67548
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
r
o.
2
Lenora
Leon
Leroy
Leoti
Lev.-is
Liberal
Lincoln
Lindsborg
Linwood
181
223
27
340
220
300
154
397
241
Lecompton
420
Lenexa
Lebo
152
*135
Leavenworth
LOCATION
*68
NO.
1st & 3rd Mon.
3rd Thurs
2nd & 4th Mon
2nd S, 4th Thurs 2nd & 4th Thurs
2st & 3rd Tues
2nd & 4th Mon
1st & 3rd Mon
1st S 3rd Mon
02-15-1888
02-17-1921
10-15-1873
02-18-1886
02-22-1883
10-18-1864
10-18-1859
02-19-1908
02-15-1888
10-21-1874
Lebo
Lecompton
Joppa
Neosho
Fargo
Lincoln
Lindsborg
2nd & 4th Wed.
2nd & 4th Thurs
02-21-1912
02-19-1885
2nd ,s 4th Thurs
1st s 3rd Thurs
CHARTERED 10-21-1868
Hiram
NAME OF LODGE
COMMUNICATIONS
SECRETARY
John B. James Rt 2, Valley Falls, 66088
Larry L. Addington 3043 S. E. Woodring Rd. Tecumseh, 66542
Richard H. Brauer Rt. 1 Box 261, 66052
Charles A. Schult Rt 1 Box 173,Salina,67401
Benton L. Williams Rt 3 Box 56, 67455
Howard G. Jones Box 35, 66052
John K. Roraback 213 N. Main 67456
Thomas W. Wilson Rt. 2 Box 6, 67455
Dale E. Sprague 515 N. Sherman, 67901
William G. Updegrove, Jr. Box 86, 67552
Lynn W. Updegrove 111 E 9th,Kinsley,67547 Jim L. Byas Box 54, 67901
Marvin E. Palmblade 67861
Ernest C. Edmonds Box 372, 66857
Charles R. Dixon Rt 1 Box 10, 67074
Myron G. Johnson 67645
Merle L. Hatfield 67861
Stephen N. Yoho Rt. 1, 66857
L. Gerald Schuetz 67074
Virgil E. Hager 67645
Billy E. Price 66215 Ralph W. Knox 66203 Bldg 1 Apt 110 9515 Monrovia 7017 Ballentine, Shawnee
John R. Ellis Box 469, 66856
Clarence W. Wiley Rt 1 Box 90, 66048
Donald MacPherson Reading, 66868
WORSHIPFUL MASTER Randi K. Williams Rt 2 Box III-78 66048
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
Mapleton
Marion
147
Madison
196
28
Macksville
371
Mankato
Lyons
192
87
Lyndon
101
Manhattan
Lucas
198
16
Louisburg
243
Longton
Logan
264
26
Little River
LOCATION
219
NO.
Dennis W. Ruckert 66614 Delton M. Gilliland 2217 Westridge Dr. Topeka, Box 623, 66451 Kenneth 0. Kelly Chester R. Gish 523 West Ave. South, 67554 Box 755, 67554
2nd s 4th Mon Except Jul-Aug 1st s 3rd Thurs
2nd s 4th Mon
1st s 3rd Tues
1st S 3rd Thurs
2nd S 4th Mon
2nd S 4th Wed
1st S 3rd Tues
10-19-1871
02-21-1895
02-15-1905
02-17-1881
10-18-1859
02-15-1882
10-17-1860
10-21-1874
Eldora
Mankato
Lafayette
Madison
Macksville
Royal
Euclid
Oliver F. Highsmith 219 S. Freeborn, 66801
Prank W. Snow Rt. 2 , 66754
Lyle Dauner 209 N. West, 66956
John Hayen Rt. 3, 66801
Ora Y. Coyan Rt 1 Box 52, Redfield, 66769
Richard L. Diamond 606 E. Jefferson, 66956
Hugh E. Thompson 1517 Leavenworth, 66502
Dale E. Hess Box 666, 66860
Lloyd A. Hamilton 66860 Dennis W. Irvin 1317 Poyntz, 66502
Kenneth Goertz Rt. 1 Box 71, Haviland,67059
Laurence E. Grizzell 67557
Wilbur D. Bates 67648
Douglas M. Brant 67648
1 s t & 3rd Thurs
02-17-1881
Blue Hill
Sterling P. Hornbuckle Rt 1 Box 113 H, 66053
Cecil E. Hornbuckle 11619 Campbell Kansas City, Mo. 64131
2na S 4th Mon
02-20-1902
Peace
Leo A. Noland Box 228, 67352
Elmo A. Warren 67352
1 s t s 3rd Thurs
Melvin W. Schooler Rt 2 Box 16-E, 67646
10-22-1874
Longton
Logan
Corner Stone A. G. E. Cuiranings Box 334, 67646
2na s 4 t h Tues
02-18-1886
SECRETARY
Dan L. Brayton Box 172, 67457
Joe R. Birka Box 234, 67457
2nd & 4 t h Tues
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
COMMUNICATIONS
02-22-1883
NAME OF LODGE
CHARTERED
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
2 8?
McLouth
256
Webb
McPherson
Melvern
Meriden
Miltonvale
Minneapolis
236
242
143
Minneapolis
10-15-1873
02-19-1885
02-19-1885
Meriden
Miltonvale
10-22-1874
Melvern
02-15-1873
02-16-1887
10-18-1887
2nd s 4th Thurs
1st S 3rd Thurs
1st s 3rd Thurs
1st s 3rd Wed
2nd Thurs
02-19-1885
Lyra
Jack L. Horner 114 S. Rothsay, 67467
Harold H. Walker 67466
Paul E. Monhollon 66512
Stephen M. Casteel Box 216,Quenemo,66528
Richard N. Raleigh Box 148, 67104
Robert E. Wittman 67864
Robert R. Rogers 1001 N. Walnut, 67460
Henry Ehart Rt 2 66054
Ted J. Schur Rt. 2, 67467
Thomas R. Phelps • 67466
Earl H. Berg 820 NE 54th,Topeka, 66608
Cloyd J. Casteel Box 84, 66510
Richard A. Wortman 301 N. Main, 67104
Kenneth L. Pemberton Box 691, 67864
William R. Leonard 705 S. Chestnut, 67460
James Lasher Box 7 66054
Harold A. Tongish Box 79, 67745
Rt. 2, 66753
Rt. 2, 66753 Danny L. Larson 2nd S 4th Wed of Rt. 2 Ludell, 67744 Jan-Feb-Mar-2nd Wed of Apr-Nov-Dec 4th Wed of Oct.
Harold A. Lewis
James L. Maxwell
02-17-1907
John M. Stull Rt 1 Box 17, 67556
Jerry D. Bell Alexander, 67556
McDonald
Carl F. Nelson Rt. 1 Box 14, 66509
Steven A. Vaught Rt. 1, 66509
SECRETARY Charles P. Miller 808 N. 10th, 66508
William U. Phillip! 1207 Park PI, 66508
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
02-19-1885
1st & 3rd Mon
02-16-1911
02-19-1903
2nd & 4th Thurs
10-20-1870
COMMUNICATIONS
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
1st S 3rd Tues
CHARTERED
Temple
McCracken
Mayetta
Marysville
NAME OF LODGE
Medicine Lodge Delta
Meade
22
77
275
Mcpherson
McDonald
383
*172
McCune
237
Mccracken
Mayetta
393
58
Marysville
LOCATION
•91
NO.
3
.Mullinville
Mulvane
Muscotah
Narka
Natoma
Neodesha
201
116
349
390
94
Mulberry
261
399
Mt. Hope
norland
414
238
Horan
245
Mound City
Hollne
267
33
Hlnneola
LOCATION
431
NO.
2nd & 4th Mon
2nd S 4th Tues
2nd & 4t'n Thurs
2nd & 4th Wed
2nd S 4th Mon
2nd & 4th Wed.
2nd Tues
1st & 3rd Mon
1st S 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Thurs
2nd & 4th Hon
1st Mon
2nd- s 4th Wed. Except Jul-Aug
03-01-1923
02-18-1886
02-19-1885
02-22-1917
10-17-1860
02-19-1885
02-18-1886
02-21-1912
02-17-1881
10-17-1872
02-15-1893
02-17-1910
10-20-1870
Hinneola
Mollne
Marmathon
Muscotah
Narka
Harmony
Mulvane
Mullinville
Mulberry
Mt. Hope
Mound City
Morland
COMMUNICATIONS
CHARTERED
NAME OF LODGE
SECRETARY
Frank F. Vollweider Rt. 2 Burrton,67020
David Rundle Box 65, 67108
James L. Frikken 614 Highland Park, 67110
John M. Greer Rt 2 Box 259A, 66757
Richard J. Kerr Psiradise, 67658
Lonnie L. Simmons 66960
Neil M. Nuzman 1007 Osage, 66757
Henry L. Post Paradise, 67658
Robert C. Brown Mahaska, 66955
Ralph E. Lassen Carl L. Hoilis 1667-3ra Ave. W.Horton,66439 Box 106, 66058
Bill R. Crane 1211 Sunset, 67110
Orville R. Morris Box 32, 67109
Ralph A. Peatman Box 293, 66056
Richard D. Perkins Rt. 1 Box 54, 66056
Herbert Noland 67109
Leonard M Paxson 67650
Ben W. Keith 67650
Gayle Prettyman Rt 1 Box 345, 66756
Russell Flack Rt 1 Box 1, 66755
David M. Sager Rt. 1, 66755
Robert Massa 66756
Ira L. Thomas Box 245, 67353
Ray O. Sumner 409 N. Main, 67353
Charles E. Denison 67801 George W. Nickelson 1607-llth Ave. Dodge City, Rt 1 Box 7, 67865
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIREaORY OF LODGES
r
o a.
Onaga
Oberlin
186
188
Oakley
253
Olathe
Oak Hill
334
•19
Norwich
319
Oketo
Nortonville
266
25
Norton
Nickerson
199
43
Newton
Netawaka
130
•142
Ness city
LOCATION
191
NO.
Onaga
Olathe
Oketo
Mountain Slope
Oakley
Oak Hill
Norwich
Mt. Zion
Norton
Nickerson
Newton
Polar Star
Walnut Valley
NAME OF LODGE
2nd Wed
10-15-1873
02-17-1881
10-18-1859
02-15-1893
10-16-1879
02-20-1895
02-18-1891
02-29-1889
02-18- 1886
02-17-1881
Douglas E. Totten Rt 2,Marysville,66508
Harold Nichols Box 72, 67749
Robert A. Hooker 429 Smokyhill Ave., 67748
Jerald A. Curtis 67472
Danny W. Easter Rt. 1, 67118
Melvin Hani: Rt. 1, 66060
Billy G. Nelson Box 86, Norcatur, 67653
Kenneth E. Morris 208 West A, 67561
Johnnie Curtis 501 Sunnyside Ct.., 67114
Stephen A. Banaka 66516
Cecil P. Jones Box 6, Utica, 67584
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
SECRETARY
Uhl H. Totten 1404 Ann, Marysville,66508
Lemoin Landau 206 N. Cass, 67749
William Chapman 401 Maple, 67748
Leonard W. Mcintosh 67472
Gregory J. Rhoads Box 396, 67118
John Friend 66060
Daniel L. Cropp 1107 N. State, 67654
w. Dale Wells Box 156, 67561
Melvin E. Grubb 1200 Grove, 67114
Kenneth L. Keithline Box 86, 66516
Basil C. Marhofer Box 6, 67560
1st S 3rd Wed
Leonard T. Smith 66521
Giltner Wegner 66S21
2nd & 4th Thurs Mark E. Jorgensen Oscar D. Smith Except Nov-Dec 13920 Summertree Ln. 66062 1505 West Cedar, 66061 then 2nd Thurs.only-
1st & 3rd Hon
1st Tues
1st S 3rd Wed
1st & 3rd Hon
2nd s 4th Thurs
2nd Tuos
2nd Wed
1st s 3rd Thurs
2nd Thurs
10-17-1872
02-15-1882
2nd s 4th Tues
COMMUNICATIONS
02-17-1881
CHARTERED
DIREaORY OF LODGES
o
Oxford
Paola
Parker
Parsons
Perry
•37
341
•117
415
Overland Park
165
*436
Overbrook
Ottawa
*18
62
Osakloosa Oswego
14 63
Osawatomie
24
Osborne
Osage C i t y
141
160
Oneida
LOCATION
323
NO.
Franklin B. McGee 515 Alta Ln.,01athe,66061 Kerwin L. Spencer 724 E.7thWellington,67152
1st & 3rd Tues
2nd & 4th Tues 1st & 3rd Thurs except holidays 1st & 3ra Hon
1st & 3rd Mon
1st & 3rd Thurs
2nd s 4th Mon ,
1st s 3rd Tues *
10-15-1858 10-21-1868
10-20-1864
10-22-1874
03-01-1923
10-18-1876
10-21-1862
02-18-1891
10-17-1872
02-22-1917
Oskaloosa Adams
Overland Park
Oxford
Perry
Ridgeway
Ottawa
1st Thurs 1st s 3rci Thurs
10-21-1375
Saqui
Max Shoemaker 1329 S. Oak, 66067
John W. Todd, Jr Rt 2, 66067
Jay M. Sheldon, Jr. Rt 5 Box 108, 66071
James L. Abel 66073
C. Dale Jones . Rt 4; ,67357
Theo A. Grindol 66073
Ray D. Fincher 1725 Appleton, 67357
William F. Traul Bruce A. Boydston 1800 Parker,Osawatomie,66064 Centerville, 66014
Keith F. Clifton Box 453, 66071
Lawrence H. Peck Box 491, 67156
Raymond N. Keighley 8812 Hemlock, 66212
Dana Coffman Pernal Olds 410 Lincoln,Osage City,66523 Box 120, 66524
David Aday Box 58, 67473 Marlin A. Pottorf Box 253, 66066 William J. Walton Rt 2 Box 130, 67356
Isaac H. McMahon . 425-15th St, 66064
James W. Boyd Box 264, 67473 David M. Portorf, Box 54, 66066 Larry D. Swanwick Rt 2, Parsons, 67357
William H. Stanton 205 Brown, 66064
1st & 3rd Thurs Except Jul-Aug
10-18-1865
Albert L. Lafferty Rt. 1 Box 99, 66523
Garmen J.' Riepen Rt. 2, 66523
SECRETARY
Claire B. Sparling Box 105, 66522
Curtis L. Gilmore Rt 1, 66522
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
Osage V a l l e y
1st S 3rd Wed
COMMUNICATIONS
1st S 3rd Wed
02-19-1896
CHARTERED
10-15-1873
Signal
Oneida
NAME OF LODGE
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
2 8S
Pleasanton
Pomona
88
41
Protection
Quinter
Randolph
Republic
Riley
Rossville
384
410
166
123
344
111
Pratt
Plalnville
290
*265
Plains
Pittsburg
Phllllpsburg
LOCATION
367
*187
184
NO.
Hesperian
Ashlar
Republic
Farmers
Quinter
Protection
Kilwinning
McKinley
Eureka
Paradise
Plains
Pittsburg
Phillipsburg
NAME Of LODGE
10-17-1872
02-18-1892
02-20-1919
10-18-1876
02-18-1915
02-17-1909
02-18-1886
02-15-1905
10-20-1870
02-15-1888
02-21-1912
10-16-1879
10-16-1879
CHARTERED
2nd & 4th Wed
1st & 3rd Wed
1st Thurs
1st & 3rd Thurs
2nd S 4th Mon
1st & 3rd Thurs
2nd & 4th Mon
1st & 3rd Wed
1st & 3rd Tues
1st & 3ra Mon
1st s 3rd Thurs
1st Mon
1st Thurs
COMMUNICATIONS
Oscar J. McKenzie Rt 8, Topeka, 66604
Melvin D. Williams 422 Redwood PI Manhattan, 66502
William McClure, Jr. 66964
John E. Wright Rt. 4 Box 295 Manhattan, 66502
Willis R. Baker 67752
Timothy G. Ewy 67127
Harold E. Hoss Box 124, Coats, 67028
Loren W. Gray Quenemo, 66528
Jerry McKee 102 W. Park, 66075
400 S. Washington, 67663
WilliaiQ E. Eaves
Harold M. Rickers Box 605, 67869
Steve T. Medved 1912 S. English, 66762
Francis a. McLaughlin Box 464, 67661
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIREaORY OF LODGES SECRETARY
Charles G. Dayton Box 443, 66533
Calvin E. Bruns Rt 1 Box 81, 66531
Glenn W. Farlee 66964
William P. Peter 624 Garfield Clay Center, 67432
Orves U. Beeghly 67752
Merle Wait 67127
Van Doubek 624 School, 67124
R. E. Slankard Rt. 2, 66076
Ronald L. Hedrick 305 Kansas, 66075
Douglas A. Moore, Jr. Box 33, 67663
Carl D. Holmes Box 578, 67869
Robert C. Wilson 603 W. 3rd, 66762
Loel F. McCray Rt. 3, 67661
3
Rush Center
Russell
Sabetha
Saffordville
Salina
Satanta
Savonburg
Scaniraon
Scandia
Scott City
Sedan
Selden
Seneca
177
162
395
*60
446
315
351
221
284
136
423
39
LOCATION
215
NO.
Willis B. Carman RR Hoxie, 67740 Robert R. Ackerman 202 S. 7th, 66538
2nd S 4th Mon
1st S 3rcl Thurs
1st S 3rd Mon
1st S 3rd Tues
1st S 3rd Thurs
1st S 3rd Wed
1st s 3rd Mon
2nd s 4th Thurs
1st s 3rd Tues
2nd s 4th Thurs
1st Thurs
10-21-1875
02-21-1912
10-11-1867
02-26-1925
02-19-1896
02-15-1893
02-22-1883
02-16-1887
10-16-1873
02-17-1921
10-18-1876
Sabetha
Satanta
Virginia
Anthem
Vesper-Olive
Selden
Seneca
Saffordville
SECRETARY
Ernest R. Meadows Rt 2 Box 0, 67361
William C. Tapley 213 W. Chautauqua, 67361
G. Everett Murphy 513 Roanoke, 66538
Dennis H. Corder Rt. 1 Box 62, 67757
Carl H. O'Hair Box 364, 67871
Floyd O. Johnson 66966
John J. Mussa Rt. 1, Weir, 66781
Michael L. Barnett Rt 1, 67871
Alvin C. Sjolander 66966
Billy L. Andrews Box 145, 66773
Glenn L. Wolfe Rt 1, 66772
Donald K. Daniels Rt 1 Elsmore, 66732
John F. Lewis Box 982, 67401
Darrell D. Piske 948 Pearl, 67401
Harvey L. Henderson Box 155, 67870
William R. Edie 718 W 6th Emporia,66801
Roger D. Potter Rt. 5 Emporia, 66801
Jack D. Gray 67870
Lester M. Alderfer 920 Jefferson, 66534
Phillip A. Berschauer 1951-0 Glendale Rd. Salina, 67401
Chester H. Pfenninger Rt 1 BOX 54, Nekoma, 67559
James R. Burton 1557 Oregon, 66534
Jeral L. Krug Box 684, 67665
1st & 3rd Tues
10-17-1878
Russell
WORSHIPFUL MASTER Jeffery S. Keener 67575
COMMUNICATIONS 2nd S 4tli Wed
CHARTERED 02-22-1883
Walnut City
NAME OF LODGE
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
Simpson
Smith Center
Solomon
South Haven
Spearville
Spivey
174
105
157
388
347
Silver Lake
Spivey
Spearville
Haven
Solomon City
Western Star
Sincerity
Lake
Shawnee Mission Rosedale
214
50
*333
Shawnee
Ancient Form
Shawnee Mission Old Mission
Shawnee
*54
*153
Shawnee
*34
NO. LCX>TION NAME OF LODGE 417 Sharon Springs Sharon Springs
02-15-1893
02-17-1909
10-21-1875
10-19-1871
10-18-1877
02-22-1883
02-15-1882
02-18-1891
02-14-1951
02-19-1930
02-17-1966
CHARTERED 02-21-1918
SECRETARY
Robert L. Tomlinson, Jr. 2737 S. 51st Terr
Louis A. Haslar 10912 W. 73rd, 66203
2nd & 4th Tues
1st S 3rd Wed
1st S 3rd Thurs
1st S 3rd Tues
2nd s 4th Tues
1st S 3rd Tues
1st s 3rd Thurs
1st S 3rd Thurs
Richard A. Oiler 67142
Clifford M. Dilley 67801 2504 Webster,Dodge City,
Wallace Wolf 67140
Caleb L. Radford, Jr. 105 w. 5th, 67480
Carl F. Ray 206 N. Main, 66967
William Siegrist 67478
A. H. Thomas 66539
Howard N. Dixon Box 65, 67142
H. D. Leidigh 67876
Kenneth Mirt 67140
John W. Willey III 317 E. 7th, 67480
Roy W. Lumpkin 119 S. Grant, 66967
James Guipre 420 N. Campbell,Beloit,67420
Gaylord G. Johnson 8942 NW 35th, 66539
Donald L. Elwood Clyde J. Houston 5445 Westgate,Shawnee,66216 5131 Quivira Rd.Shawnee,66216
2nd s 4th Wed
Deane L. Jorgensen 5218 Horton Mission, 66202
Robert J. White 4114 W. 52nd Terr. 6620S
1st s 3rd Hon except when Jan 1 Jul 4 & Labor Day falls on 1st Hon then 1st Tues
Kansas City, 66106
K. Maynard Curts 5236 Delmar Roeland Park, 66205
Stanley U. Biggs Box 397, 67758
Paul F. Frame 7145 Beverly Overland Park, 66204
WORSHIPFUL MASTER Harry F.__ Lutz Box 276," 67758
1st Fri except Jul-Aug
COMMUNICATIONS 1st s 3rd Thurs
DIREaORY OF LODGES
3
Stafford
Stanley
Sterling
St. Francis
St. John
St. Marys
Stockton
Sublette
Summerfield
Sylvan Grove
Syracuse
Tecumseh
444
171
404
254
52
189
312
354
359
309
248
Spring Hill
LOCATION
252
56
NO.
1st & 3rd Wed
10-18-1877
02-19-1914
Sterling
Albert Neese
Syracuse
Sylvan Grove
Summerfield
Santa Fe
Pottawatomie
Ionic
St. Francis
02-11-1948
02-20-1889
02-15-1899
02-19-1896
1st S 3rd Thurs
2nd S 4th Thurs
1st Thurs
1st s 3rd Thurs
2nd & 4th Mon
1st Thurs
02-17-1881
02-20-1889
1st Mon.
02- 15-1882
02-19-1885
1st & 3rd Tues
12-26-1925
Stanley 2nd & 4th Thurs
1st & 3rd Thurs
02-19-1885
Spring Hill
Stafford
COMMUNICV\TIONS
1st & 3rd Mon
CHARTERED
10-16-1867
NAME OF LODGE
SECRETARY
Jack D. Hearn 218 S. Broadway,67576
Darrell Shanteau 702 W. 1st, 67576
Steven C. Lutz Rt 1 Meriden, 66512
Bobby G. Salter Box 769, 67878
Brett Nelson Rt. 1, Lincoln, 67455
Loren H. Wulfkuhle Rt 2 Overbrook, 66524
James J. Farmer Box 437, 67878
Delmar Vonada Rt. 2 Box 21, 67481
Frank I. Knowles 66541
Ethan Quakenbush BOX 368, 67877
J. Kenneth Cearley Box 23, 67877 Joyce L. Winquist 66541
B. Charles Hageman BOX 502, 67669
Kenton W. Casad Rt 1, 67669
Charles D. Dressier Rt 2 Box 114 A Oskaloosa, 66066
Noble w. Dorsch Box 546, 67756
Clifford W. Keeler Box 623, 67756
Charles N. Sharp 612 Durink, 66536
Roy F. Wade 621 E. Monroe, 67579
Tim Berglund 16450 Nall,Stilwell 66085
John C. Jones 229 S. Buckeye, 67578
David A. Farris 306 S. 8th, 67579
Howard Mallicoat 509 Park, Stilwell,66085
Charles N. Hewerts Rt 1, 67578
Philip J. Monse Jerry L. Gilson 608 N. Woodland,Olathe,66061 403 W. Hale, 66083
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
10-21-1874
02-17-1881
10-18-1859
10-16-1867
10-20-1870
02-20-1870
03-13-1957
10-17-1872
02-15-1888
02-15-1888
10-16-1867
02-15-1899
03-01-1923
Henri
Topeka
Orient
Golden Rule
Siloam
Seabrook
Woodson
Towanda
Horace
Troy
Turon
Ulysses
Tonganoxie
Topeka
Topeka
Topeka
Topeka
Topeka
Toronto
Towanda
Tribune
Troy
Turon
Ulysses
190
•17
*S1
*90
•225
>385
121
30
352
55
358
435
CHARTERED
Thayer
Thayer
149
NAME OF LODGE
LOCATION
NO.
2nd S 4th Thurs
2nd Mon
1st & 3rd Mon
2nd & 4th Mon
2nd s 4th Tues
3rd Mon Except Jul-Aug
2nd & 4th Tues
1st S 3rd Thurs
2nd & 4th Thurs
1st & 3rd Fri except Aug
Joseph M. Byers 707 N. Durham, 67880
Wendell L. Durham Box 303, 67583
Jerry T. Huff Rt 1, 66087
Lawrence Abbott 67879
Clyde C. Orr 426 W. 7th,ElDorado,67042
Gordon K. McNitt Rt 1 Box 92A, 66777
Donald H. Ladwig 4201 Garden Ln. 66614
Michael Crouch 1251 Garfield, 66604
Raymond E. Martin 1316 E. 19th, 66607
Raymond L. Bell 2825 Indiana, 66605
Harold E. Williams Box 1682, 66601
Phillip F. Robbins Rt. 3 Lawrence, 66044
1st & 3rd Thurs
1st & 3rd Wed
Randall i. Studebaker Rt. 1, 66776
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
2nd & 4th Thurs
COMMUNICATIONS
DIRECTORY OF LODGES SECRETARY
Albert R. Finch Box 567, 67880
Loren R. Loeppke Rt l.Box 42, Penalosa, 6712
James B. Goss Box 121, 66087
Clarence Sawyer 67879
Clarence C. Campbell Box 55, Benton, 67017
Alfred E. Kester Rt 1 Box 105, 66777
Walter E. Farrell 1809 Prairie Rd. 66604
Gregory C. Wilson Box 2624, 66601
Eldon D. Thoraasson 114 N.W.43rd, 66617
Paul E. Ferrell 2300 S. W. 30th, 66611
J. A. Emmerson 2300 S. W. 30th, 66611
Ervel F. Cleaver Rt 3 Box 16, 66086
Carl E. Rutledge Box 254, 66776
o
Wathena
Waverly
Weir
64
244
274
Wamego
75
Waterville
Walnut
229
85
Wakefield
396
Washington
Wakeeney
148
104
Wakarusa
402
Valley Center
Uniontown
115
*364
LOCATION
NO.
John J. Miller Rt 2, 66547 Garry L; Keeler 309 E. 5th, 66968
1st S 3rd Wed except Jul-Aug 2nd s 4th Thurs except 2nd Thurs only in Dec. 1st S 3rd Thurs
2nd s 4th Wed
2nd S 4th Mon
2nd S 4th Thurs
10-21-1869
10-19-1871
10-20-1870
10-21-1868
02-19-1885
02-16-1887
Sutton
Wathena
Waverly
Black Diamond
Frontier
Wamego
2nd & 4th Tues
02-20-1884
Vulcan â&#x20AC;¢
Michael R. Jones Box 161, 66781
Edward B. Schoolcraft 66871
Howard Gmranig 66090
Lyle E. Spain 66548
Michael D. DeLange Rt. 2 Girard, 66743
Melvin R. Jones Box 161, 66781
Harry M. Snyder 66871
Otto R. Schultz, Jr. 66090
George A. Dean 66548
Arthur A. Duston Box 173, 66968
Frank E. Seufert Box 170, 66747
Lee Roy Church Rt. 2, 66780
W. E. Mason Box 96, 67487
Edwin E. Maddern II 67487
1st S 3rd Tues
02-21-1912
Wakefield
D. L. Thornhill 333 N,. 4th, 67672
Daryl C. Reeder 826 N. Main, 67672
2nd S 4th Thurs
02-15-1882
Wakeeney
Wayne L. Dodson 1934 Edgewater Terr. Topeka, 66604
David E. Longshore Rt 1 Box 202, 66546
1st S 3r.a Wed
02-20-1913
Wakarusa
Elmer S. Dellinger Box 363, 67147
Phillip L. Seals, Jr. 1106 W. McArthur Lot 31 Wichita, 67217
SECRETARY
Charles K. Griffith Box 234, 66779
William A. Griffith 66779
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
1st s 3rd Mon
1st Mon.
COMMUNICATIONS
02-19-1902
10-17-1872
CHARTERED
Valley Center
Excelsior
NAME OF LODGE
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
r
LOCATION
Wellington
Wellsville
Westmoreland
Willte City
Whiting
Wichita
Wichita
Wichita
Wichita
Wichita
Wichita
Wichita
Wichita
NO.
*150
356
257
380
250
•57
•86
*99
•168
•303
•313
•433
•450
Masonic Home
Bestor G. Brown
Trinity
Albert Pike
North Star
Wichita
Sunflower
York
03-15-1975
03-01-1923
02-12-1953
02-20-1895
2-16-1944
10-19-1871
02-20-1889
03-13-1958
02-19-1885
02-17-1909
White City
Whiting
02-18-1886
02-17-1898
Wellsville
Westmoreland
10-21-1874
CHARTERED
Wellington
NAME OF LODGE
2nd s 4th Mon
1st s 3rd Thurs
1st s 3rd Tues
2nd s 4th Wed
2nd i 4th Thurs
1st & 3rd Mon
2nd S 4th Tues
1st s 3rd Thurs
3rd Mon
2nd K 4th Wed
2nd & 4th Mon
1st S 3rd Mon
2nd & 4th Mon
COMMUNICATIONS
Steven C. Perrine 1915 W. MacArthur, # 224 67217
Michael E. Smith 3203 S. Illinois, 67217
Robert C. Butler 127 N. Edgemoor, 67208
H. Gene Payne 150 N. Main, 67202
George P. Paxton 2139 Ellis, 67211
Delbert G. Hinckle, Jr. 4410 Janesville, 67220
David C. Smith 230 N. Gordon, 67203
Fred L. Howard 921 Elder, 67212
Duane E. Chick Rt 1, 66552
Orren E. Robinson 66872
Delno Goehring 66549
Carl F. Good Rt 1, Edgerton, 66021
Virgil E. Grattidge 522 N. Jefferson, 67152
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES SECRETARY
Scott
Leroy L. Loggins 4401 W. 3rd, 67212
Earl C. Hamlin 3755 E. Douglas, 67218
Bobby L. McKinney 67037 1211 N. Westview,Derby
E. Dean Osborn 328 E. 1st. 67202
Donald L. Doll 1509 Lotus, 67213
Eldon E. Leitzel 220 W. 13th St., 67203
James W. winsell 320'j S. Broadway, 67202
Dennis L. Morris 13411 E. 39th St. Rt. 2 Derby, 67037
Paul L. Scheid Rt. 1, 66552
Dale F. 66872
Dean Hale 501 N. 4th, 66549
Harold E. Barnett Rt 2 Box 54, 66092
Richard C. Read Box 1, 67152-0001
5
IS
Wllsey
Wilson
382
298
Winona
Xenia
Yates Center
47
144
Winfield
318
*110
Winchester
Williamsburg
224
84
LOCATION
NO.
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st Wed.
1st & 3rd Thurs
1st s 3rd Mon
1st Sat
1st S 3ra Wed
02-15-1888
10-20-1870
10-17-1872
02-20-1889
10-17-1866
10-15-1873
Winfield
Wallace
Xenia
Gilead
Jefferson
Samaria
Wllsey
JECRETARY
Emerson D. Lahman HC 1 Box 71, 67764 Thomas C. Johnson Rt 1 Box 95 Bronson, 66716 Carl F. Harder 201 S. Prairie, 66783
Ivan P. Camp Rt 1 Box 96 Bronson, 66716 Clyde Hill 202 W. Bell, 66783
Orville E. Wesseler 2213 Edgemont Dr. Arkansas City, 67005
Donald H. Ray Box 151, 66097
John J. Moeller 67490
Kenneth D. Hutchinson Rt. 1 Delavan, 66847
Guy H. Bethell Rt. 1, Quenemo, 66528
E. Ronald Moulden Box 12, 67764
M. Wayne Rush Rt. 2 Box 45, 67156
Ivan M. Pemberton 66097
Jack D. Libal 67490
Roland Coover 66873
1st & 3rd Mon
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
02-17-1909
COMMUNICATIONS
Roger L. Bush Rt. 1 Quenemo, 66528
CHARTERED
1st & 3ra Thurs
Anchor
02-20-1884
NAME OF LODGE
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
March
Proceedings of the
200
LOCATION OF LODGE HALLS
2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 15 17 18 19 34 37 38 51 54 57 60 68 74 86 90' 91 96 97 98 99 102 103 106 107 110 117 124 133 135 140 142 -
421 Delaware St., 66048 728 Minnesota, 66101 5th s Kansas, 66002 1001 Massachusetts, 66044 722'5 N. Washington, 66441 ISh Scott Ave., 66701 1001 Massachusetts, 66044 421 Delaware St., 66048 482 Merchant, 66801 2015 Lakin, 67530 2300 W. 30th, 66611 422 S. Main, 66067 725 W. Park, 66061 11111 Johnson Dr., 66203 101 E. Miami, 66071 8% N. Washington, 66749 2300 W. 30th, 66611 11111 Johnson Dr., 66203 841 N. Market, 67214 336 S. Santa Fe, 67401 421 Delaware, 66048 526"! State, 67010 32015 S. Broadway, 67202 901 W. Lyman M . , 66608 1732 Center, 66508 9677 Parallel, 66109 401 S. Haverhill Rd., 67042 110 N. W. 3rd, 67410 220 W. 13th, 67203 129'5 West Ninth, 67337 102 N. Highland, 66720 600>j N. Main, 67045 117'j-119'5 W. Main, 67301 110 E. Eighth, 67156 102 N. 17th, 67357 14th & Adams, 67501 202 S. B St., 67005 13419 W. 94th St, 66215 6"! N. Walnut, 67501 106 E. Broadway, 67114
150 153 168 172 187 195 201 222 225 246 265 271 272 297 303 306 307 311 313 321 322 331 333 364 365 369 385 433 436 438 445 450
-
2123 N. A St., 67152 5201 W. 75th St., 66208 212 N. West St., 67203 122 S. Main, 67640 6th s Pine, 66762 11th S Main 67601 104'5 W. Main, 67110 N. Central Ave., 67801 214 W. 14th St., 66612 403'5 N. Main, 67846 123'5 S. Main, 67214 803 N. 7th, 66101 803 N. 7th, 66101 1016'5 Washington, 66737 328 E. First, 66202 215 N. Franklin, 67701 108 S. Broadway, 67449 Kearny Ave., 66027 320'5 S. Broadway, 67202 loth & Main, 67335 1422 S. 30th, 66106 124 N. Vine, 67554 6161 Slater, 66202 IDS'! N. Ash, 67147 125 E. Market, 67037 1201 N. 67th, 66109 214 W. 14th St., 66612 3755 E. Douglas, 67218 8109 Overland Park Dr., 66204 25th & New Jersey , 66102 14th S Adams, 67501 401 S. Seneca, 67213
Lodges are encouraged to review street address listed above and to notify Grand Lodge of any change in street address or zip code.
201
G r a n d L o d g e o f Kansas
1984-85
DECEASED PAST GRAND MASTERS YEAR OF SERVICE 1856-59
1871-72 1873-74 IS75 1876 1877 1878 1879-80 1881-82 1883 1884 1885 1886 1887 1888 1889 1890 1891 1892 1893 1894 1895 1896 1897 1898
NAME AND LODGE MEMBERSHIP RICHARD R. REES LEAVENWORTH NO. 2 GEORGE H. FAIRCHILD ST. JOHN NO. 26 JACOB SAQUI WASHINGTON NO. 5 MOSES S. ADAMS KING SOLOMON NO. 10 JOHN H. BROWN KING SOLOMON NO. 10 JOHN M. PRICE WASHINGTON NO. 5 OWEN A. BASSETT ACACIA NO. 9 ISAAC B. SHARP WYANDOTTE NO. 3 JACOB O. RUSH RISING SUN NO. 8 JOHN GUTHRIE ORIENT NO. 5 1 EDWIN D. HILLYER VALLEY FALLS NO. 21 JOSEPH D. MC CLEVERTY RISING SUN NO. 8 WILLIAM COWGILL CONSTELLATION NO. 95 GEORGE S. GREEN LAFAYETTE NO. 16 JAMES J. SUCK EMPORIA NO. 12 MATTHEW M. MILLER CLAY CENTER NO. 134 SILAS E. SHELDON TOPEKA NO. 17 HENRY C. COOK ADAMS NO. 63 WATSON M. LAMB STERLING NO. 171 GEORGE C. KENYON BENEVOLENT NO. 98 JOHN C. POSTLETHWAITE LAFAYETTE NO. 16 ANDREW M. CALLAHAN TOPEKA NO. 17 DAVID B. FULLER FIDELITY NO. 106 WILLIAM D. THOMPSON MINNEAPOLIS NO. 143 GEORGE W. CLARK ROYAL NO. 192 JAMES H. MC CALL WICHITA NO. 99 CHILES C. COLEMAN CLAY CENTER NO. 134 WILLIAM M. SHAVER MAGNOLIA NO. 231 MAURICE L. STONE WAMEGO NO. 75 HENRY C. LOOMIS WINFIELO NO. 110 CHARLES J. WEBB SILOAM NO. 229
DATE OF DEATH 10-19-1875
CEMETERY AND LOCATION MT. MUNCIE----
LEAVENWORTH
MOUNTAIN GROVE
BRIDGEPORT. CT.
MT. VERNON
ATCHISON
CANON CITY
CANON CITY, CO.
MT. MUNCIE
LEAVENWORTH
OAK HILL
ATCHISON
O A K HILL
LAWRENCE
WOODLAWN
KANSAS CITY
MT. HOPE
SAN DIEGO, CA.
TOPEKA
TOPEKA
ROSE HILL SECTION
VALLEY FALLS
EVERGREEN
FORT SCOTT
FREOONIA
FREDONIA
SUNSET
MA»4ATTAN
09-14-1898 06-14-1898 12-23-1900 03-12-1893 10-30-1900 07-19-1396 06-21 - 1864 10-26-1904 07-oi- 1906 12-11-1892 05-30-1904 06-19-1889 05-19-1905 09-04-1917 MAPLEWOOD 1 1-29-1918
-
MT. HOPE
EMPORIA ---TOPEKA
04-19-1900 LAKEVIEW
CLEVELAND,
OSWEGO- - -
OSWEGO
OH.
06-12-1898 08-13-1924 04- 13-1919 I 1 -26-1910 07-13-1902 05-17-1915 03-05-1903 03-31-1934 08 - 11 - 1925 03-05-1911
SUNSET MEM.
PARK
HOQUIAM,
WA.
EVERGREEN---
SEATTLE,
WA.
WALLACE
JEWELL
TOPEKA
TOPEKA
GREENWOOD CITY
EUREKA
HIGHLAND
MINNEAPOLIS
FAIRLAWN
OKLAHOMA CITY,OK
HIGHLAND
WICHITA
CLAY CENTER
CLAY CENTER
M T . HOPE
TOPEKA
05-23-1921
WAMEGO CI TY
WAMEGO
10-14-1905
UNION
WINFIELO
01-03-1928
NORTONVILLE
NORTONVILLE
07-06-1916
Proceeclini^s o f the
202
YEAR OP SERVICE â&#x20AC;¢ 901
1903 1904 1905 1906 1907 I90S 1909 1910 1911 1912 1913 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932
NAME AND LODGE MEMBERSHIP PERRY M. HOISINSTON MAGNOLIA NO. 23 1 THOMAS E. OEWEY BENEVOLENT NO. 98 BESTOR G. BROWN SILOAM NO. 225 THOMAS G. FITCH ALBERT PIKE NO. 303 SAMUEL R. PETERS NEWTON NO. 142 THOMAS L. BOND JOHN H. BROWN NO. 216 EDWARD W. WELLINGTON ELLSWORTH NO. 146 HENRY F. MASON TYRIAN NO. 246 FRED WASHBON HARPER NO. 206 MARION K. BRUNDAGE ELLSWORTH NO. 146 ALEX A. SHARP LARNEO NO. 167 WILLIAM E. HUTCHINSON SANTA FE NO. 312 ELRICK C. COLE GREAT BEND NO. IS CHARLES H. CHANDLER ORIENT NO. 51 WILLIAM L. BURDICK LAWRENCE NO. 6 GILES H. LAMB GILEAD NO. 144 CHARLES E. LOBDELL LARNED NO. 167 WILLIAM I. STUART TROY NO. 55 OWEN J. WOOD SILOAM NO. 22S HUGH P. FARRELLY CEDAR NO. 103 BEN S. PAULEN CONSTELLATION NO. 95 JOHN H. MC CULLAGH GALENA NO. 194 RICHARD E. BIRD ALBERT PIKE NO. 303 ELMER F. STRAIN ORIENT NO. 51 CHARLES A. LOUCKS EMERALD NO. 289 JOHN W. NIELSON ST. JOHN NO. I 13 CHARLES N. FOWLER SALINA NO. 60 FERRIS M. HILL EMPORIA NO. 12 GEORGE F. BREEZLEY GIRARD NO. 93 JAY B. KIRK lOLA NO. 38 J. FOEBSST AYRES GREENLEAF NO 232 JOH4 M. KINKEL RENO NO. 140 GEORGE O. FOSTER LAWRENCE NO. 6
March
DATE OF DEATH 03-21 - 1933
CEMETERY AND LOCATION GREENWOOD NEWTON
06-09-1906
ABILENE
ABILENE
07-10-1917
TOPEKA
TOPEKA
03-12-1928
OLD MISSION MAUSOLEUM-WICHITA
04-12-1910
GREENWOOD
NEWTON
07-29-1938
GYPSUM HILL
SALINA
02-18-1923
ELLSWORTH
ELLSWORTH
05-04-1927
MT. HOPE
TOPEKA
07-12-1914
HARPER
HARPER
07-18-1936
RUSSELL
RUSSELL
12-06-1942
CARLISLE
CARLISLE, PA.
04-05-1952
VALLEY VIEW
GARDEN CITY
02-04-1938
GREAT BEND CITY
GREAT BEND
12-18-1917
BAZAAR
BAZAAR
06-11 - 1946
SWAN POINT
PROVIDENCE.RI .
11-19-1937
YATES CENTER
YATES CENTER
01-29-1949
HANOVER
HANOVER, NJ
11-27-1925
MT. HOPE
HIAWATHA
10-18-1937
TOPEKA
TOPEKA
I 1 - 17-1926
ELMWOOD
CHANUTE
07-11 - 1961
FREOONIA
FREDONIA
12-06-1937
MT. HOPE
WEBB CITY, MO.
01-10-195S
MAPLE GROVE
WICHITA
10-05-1956
MT. HOPE ABBEY
TOPEKA
12-28-1960
LAKIN
LAKIN
06-13-1943
PLEASANT HILL
CONCORDIA
04-24-1941
ROSELAWN MEM. PARK
SALINA
06-27-1964
MAPLEWOOD
EMPORIA
03-25-1964
GIRARD
GIRARD
07-18-1955
HIGHLAND
SALINA
02-13-1961
GREENLEAF CITY
GREENLEAF
03-09-1941
MAPLE GROVE
WICHITA
10-03-1942
OAK HILL
LAWRENCE
YEAR OF SERVICE 1934 I9 3S 1936 1937 1938 19 39 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 194 6 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1953 1954 1955 1956 1958 1962 19 70
203
Grand Lodge of Kansas
1984-85
NAME AND LODGE MEMBERSHIP JAMES A. CASSLER MC PHERSON NO. 172 OTTO R. SOUDERS WICHITA NO. 99 JAMES H. WENDORFP KING SOLOMON NO. 10 CHARLEY B. ERSKINE PRESTON NO. 283 HENRY S. BUZICK SYLVAN GROVE NO. 359 CLAUD F. YOUNG RISING SUN NO. 6 ARTHUR H. STRICKLAND KAW NO. 272 ROSCOE E. PETERSON LARNED NO. 167 CLINE C. CURTISS ST. THOMAS NO. 306 CHARLES S. MC GINNESS CHGRRYVALE NO. 137 JAMES H. TRICE DELTA NO. 77 HARRY D. EVANS EUREKA NO. 88 SAMUEL G. WILES MACKSVILLE NO. 371 JAMES H. STEWART, JR. ALBERT PIKE NO. 303 E. GLENN ROBISON HEBRON NO. 314 WILLIAM H. HARRISON DOWNS NO. 204 LYNN R. BRODRICK MARYSVILLE NO. 91 CLARENCE G. NEVINS ST. BERNARD NO. 222 D. BRUCE NEWTON ALBERT PIKE NO. 303 FLOYD S. ECORD BURLINGTON NO. 66 SCOTT E. KELSEY TOPEKA NO. 17 KARL J. BAUMGARTNER GOODLAND NO. 321 EARL R. BROWN PLAINS NO. 367 ARMAND H. BISHOP PARSONS NO. I 17 H. JACKSON STATON IONIC NO. 254
DATE OF DEATH 03-12-1980
CEMETERY AND LOCATION M C PHERSON MAUSOLEUM-MC PHERSON
01-21 - 1964 MAPLE GROVE MT. MUNCIE
LEAVENWORTH
CIMARRON
CIMARRON
SYLVAN GROVE
SYLVAN GROVE
EVERGREEN
FORT SCOTT
HIGHLAND PARK
KANSAS CITY
LARNED
LARNED
BEULAH
COLBY
FAIRVIEW
CHERRYVALE
HIGHLAND
MEDICINE LODGE
PLEASANTON
PLEASANTON
FARMINGTON
MACKSVILLE
MAPLE GROVE
WICHITA
GRIDLEY
SRIDLEY
06-01 - 1951 11-17-1975 03-05-1968 09-29-1971 02-05-1974 09-18-1977 12-1 I - 1980 06-08-1970 OS-16-1952 01-15-1965 09-18-1965 01 - 11 - 1964 09-1i- 1982 01-29-1958 05-26-1961 07-02-1966 05-14-1982 04-15-1971 08-28-1973 02-09-1982 02-03-1968 06-03-1980
DOWNS
DOWNS
MARYSVILLE
MARYSVILLE
MAPLE GROVE
DODGE CITY
WICHITA PARK
WICHITA
GRACELAND
BURL INSTON
TOPEKA- -
TOPEKA
GOODLAND- - PLAINS
06-21-1922 10-28-1950 OS-07-1970
:
GOODLAND PLAINS
MEMORIAL PARK
PARSONS
FAIRVIEW PARK
ST. JOHN
DECEASED DEPUTY GRAND MASTERS JOHN A. FERRELL B. HAROLD GROFF ROBERT E. FERGUSON
WICHITA
06-07-1949
March
Prc)c(?edinj;s (»f the
204
LIVING PAST GRAND MASTERS AND AOORESSES S. ALLAN DAUOfERTY 341 I E. KINKAID ST. WICHITA, 67218
1972 - RICHARD D. KELSEY 16824 N. W. 54TH ST, ROSSVILLE, 66S33
RICHARD L. BECKER P, O, BOX 483 COFFEYVILLE, 67337
1973 • J, FRED WILLIAMSON 310 S. PURDY LYONS, 67664
ADDISON C. IRBY 416 S. JUOSON FORT SCOTT. 66701
19 74 - FORREST D. HAGGARD 7600 W. 75TH ST. OVERLAND PARK, 66204
RAY W. KINZIE WOOOLAWN NURSING HOME 1600 S. WOOOLAWN AVE. WICHITA. 67218
1978 - ROBERT H. ARNOLD P. O. BOX 122 ALMA, 66401
JOHN H. MURRAY 1020 S. 4TH ST. LEAVENWORTH, 66048
1976 - RALPH D. WALKER R. F. D. NO. I SHARON SPRINGS, 677S8
BEN W. GRAYBILL P. O. BOX 6 SHAWNEE MISSION, 66201
1977 - WILLIAM F. MC INTOSH P. O. BOX 514 CLAY CENTER, 67432
ARTHUR C. HODGSON P. O. BOX 666 LYONS, 67554
1978 - CHESTER L. GILBERT 3455 S. W. HUNfOON TOPEKA, 66604
OWEN E. HODGSON 660 HIGHLAND SALINA,' 67401
1979 - W. NOLAN ARTZ P. O. BOX 18137 WICHITA, 67218
WILLIAM E. MONTGOMERY P. O. BOX t*i SYRACUSE. 67878
1980 - F. WARREN STARNS HC 1 BOX 78 WINONA, 67764
WILLIAM E. BRADFORD 70 7 W. VINE ST. WAMEGO. 66547
1981 - BEN B. BOYLES 807 N. MAIN ST. ST. JOHN, 67576
THOMAS C. RAUM, JR. 71 MISSION ROAD WICHITA, 67207
1982 - ROBERT C. JACKSON 3825 S. W. WORWICK TOWN ROAD TOPEKA, 66610
CARROLL C. ARNETT 1615 COUNTRY CLUB ROAD EL DORADO, 67042
RICHARD A. PORTER 332 E. FIRST ST. WICHITA, 67202
ROBERT D. CAPLINGER R. F. D. NO. 2 EFFINGHAM, 66023
LARRY D. WINEGARDNER 601 S. 6TH ST. ATCHISON, 66002
GRAND TREASURERS 1856-1857 1657-1658 1858- I 89.1 1891-1902 1902-1909 1909-1933 1933-1937
BEVERLIN BECK ISAAC N. HOBLHIb CHRISTIAN BECK R. E. TORRINGTON ALBERT SARBACH J. FRANK MARCH JOHN MC CULLAGH
1937-1961 B E N S . PAULEN 1961-1968 FLOYD A. PALMER 1963-1984 WILLIAM E. MONTGOMERY INTERIM GRAND TREASURER FEB. I, 1984 - MARCH 17, 1984 THOMAS C. RAUM, JR. 1984 WILLIAM F. MC INTOSH
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GRAND SECRETARIES 1856-1857 CHARLES T. HARRISON 1857-1860 CHARLES HUNOEE 1860-1870 ERAMUS T. CARR • S70.IS93 JOHN H. BROWN INTERIM GRAND SECRETARY „ FEB. 15, 1893-MAR. 12, 1893 JOHN C. POSTLETHWAITE MAR. 12, 1893-FEB. 22, 1894. MATTHEW M. MILLER
1894-1928 ALBERT K. WILSON I928-I9S3 ELMER F. STRAIN I993-I9SS ARTHUR H. STRICKLAND I9S8-I97I CHARLES S. M C S I N N E S S INTERIM GRAND SECRETARY MAY 13, I97I-JULY 31, 1971 BEN W. GRAYBILL 1971 A L B E R T O . ARNOLD, JR.
LODGES UNDER DISPENSATION BUT NOT CHARTERED ALLEN, I 923--BURLINGTON, • 8 6 3 - - DELAWARE , f 8 5 7 - - OETJVER CITY (DENVER LODGE), I860-ENGLEVALE, I 8 9 9--LEAVENWORTH (ADELPHA), I 8 « 8 - - LECOMPTON (GEARY), I857--LEOTI, I878-LINDSBORO, 1884--LINDSAY (FRIENDSHIP), 1868--OPOL IS, 1855 --POWHATTAN (BUCKEYE), 1896, WICHITA, (ARK VALLEY DAYLITE LODGE), 1984. WICHITA, (E. HUBERT MITCHELL) , I979-WHEATON, I903--AND WHITE WATER, 1927. LODGE CHARTERS REVOKED, SURRENDERED, OR CONSOLIDATED ALDEN NO. 308 WITH STERLING NO. 171, I9S7--ALLEN NO. 335 , I 9 2 3 - - ALTOONA NO. 118 WITH BENEDICT NO. 403, 1984 - - AMERICUS NO. 62, I869--ANDALE NO. 253 WITH MT. HOPE NO. 238, I894--ARSONIA (CHIKASKIA) NO. 285, 1912--ATCHISON (ST. JOHNS) NO.' 26, I86I-AUBRY NO. 30, I 863 - - AURARIA NO. 37 WITH GRAND LODGE OF COLORADO, f 8 6 2--OWEN A. BASSETT NO. 367 WITH PITTSBURG NO. 187, I 9 II - - BENNINGTON NO. ISO,' I 9 4 4--BEAUMONT NO. 439 WITH JOPPA NO. 223, I937--BIS SPRINGS (SHAWNEE) NO. 9, I867--BLAINE NO. 337 WITH WESTMORELAND NO. 257, I894--BLUFF CITY NO. 313, I897--BLUFF CITY NO. 235, 1903 --BOLING NO. 363 WITH TONSANOXIE (HENRI) NO. 190, I 937-- BROOKVILLE NO. 209; I 963 --BUCKL IN NO. 325, 1869-CATO NO. 153 WITH FARLINGTON (GODFREY) NO. 124, 1894--BURR OAK NO. 178 WITH JEWELL NO. II, I98I--BURRTON NO 182 WITH HALSTEAD NO. 4 6 , I 969--CEDAR VALE NO. 164, IS83--CEDAR VALE (MYRTLE) NO. 164-- 1894 --CHANUTE (KING DAVID) NO. 416 WITH CEDAR NO. 103. 193?-CHARITY NO. 263 WITH COSMOS NO. 278, I977--COATS NO. 394 WITH KILWINNING NO. 268, I978-CLIFFORD (WHITEWATER) NO. 148 WITH HALCYON NO. 120, 1867 --CLINTON (ASHLAR) NO. 87, I879-CODELL NO. 418 WITH PARADISE NO. 290, PLAINVILLE, 1968--CORNING NO. 13 WITH SENECA NO. 39, 1968--COYVILLE NO. 57, 1955-DEERF lELD NO. 432 W I T H L A K I N (EMERALD) NO. 289,1965-DELVAN NO. 375 WITH KANSAS NO. 307, I 9 36 •-EDWARDSV I LLE (COMPOSITE) NO. 152, I 8 7 9'-- EkMETT NO. 387 WITH POTTAWATOMIE NO. S2, 1939--EMPORIA NO. 12, 1863--ENTERPRISE NO. 353, 1910-ELK CITY (ELK CREEK) NO. 20, I863--ESBON (SALEM) NO. 228, 1939--FARLINGTON (GODFREY) NO. 124 WITH GIRARD NO. 93, I 932-- FOSTORIA NO. 392 WITH WESTMORELAND NO. 257, I 9 7 4 - - FRAIWFORT NO. 67, 1876--FREEPORT (LILY) NO. 301 WITH BLUFF CITY NO. 313, IS92--FORT SCOTT (RISING SUN) NO. 46 WITH BOURBON NO. 8, t878--PORT GIBSON (ELPHA) NO. 122 WITH GRAND LODGE INDIAN TERRITORY, 18 7 8 - - FREEPORT NO. 389 WITH STOHRVILLE NO. 368, 1971--GALVA NO. 251 WITH MC PHERSON NO. 172, 1984--SARF lELD NO. 235 WITH ASHLAR NO. 344, 1972--GLASCO NO. 292 WITH SINCERITY NO. 214, I983--GOLDEN CITY NO. 34 WITH GRAND LODGE OF COLORADO, 1862-COVE CITY NO. 302 AND GRAINFIELD NO. 381 TO FOIM GOVE COUNTY NO. 302, 1965 --GREELEY NO. 211 WITH DELPHIAN NO. 44, 1940--aRANDA NO. S3, NAME CHANCED AND LODGE MOVED TO WETMORE NO. 53, 1 8 8 3 - - O S E N L E A F ; NO. 232 WITH WASHINGTON NO. 104, 19 8 3 - - CRENOLA (CANOPY) NO. 248 WITH MOLINE NO. 267, 1937 --GRINNELL NO. 448 WITH OAKLEY NO. 253, 19 7 3--HALCYON NO. 120 WITH CENTRE NO. 147, 1978--HAMLIN NO. 185 WITH HIAWATHA NO. 35, 19 7 5--HANOVER (STAR) NO. 69, I9I9--HARVEYVILLE NO. 421 WITH CORINTHIAN NO. 79, I 9 8 4 - - HAVENSVI LLE NO. 34 WITH ONAOA NO. 188, 1964--HIAWATHA (TRIBUNE) NO. 216, 1883 --HIGH PRAIRIE NO. 25, 1 8 6 2 - - I D A N O . 170, 1881--HIGHLAND NO. 296 WITH WAKEFIELD NO. 396, I 9 7 7 - - HOLYROOD NO. 343 WITH ELLSWORTH NO. 146, 1981-- INDIANOLA NO. 34 (LATER, GREAT LIGHT), 1887--IRVING NO. 112 WITH BLUE RAPIDS NO. 169, 19S8--ISABLE NO. 400 WITH DELTA (MEDICINE LODGE) NO. 77, I 9 7 3 - - KANORADO NO. 443 WITH GOOOLAND NO. 321, 1 960--KENSINGTON NO. 405 WITH WESTERN STAR NO. 174, 1973-KICKAPOO (POTTER) NO. 4 WITH EASTON NO. 45, 1973--KINGSDOWN NO. 447 WITH BUCKLIN (GRANDVIEW) NO. 376, 196B--KIRWIN NO. 175 WITH PHILLIPSBURG NO. 184, 1967--LEAVENWORTH (CALVARY) NO 50 WITH KING SOLOMON NO. 10, 18 7 6--LANDMARK (MOUND CITY) NO. 218 WITH ALTAMONT N O . 69, 19 73--LEAVENWORTH (DISPENSATION LANDMARK, CHARTER ST. JOHNS) NO. 26, 1870- -LECOMPTON NO 13, I86S--LIBERTY NO. 123 WITH KEYSTONE NO. 102, 1918--LINCOLNVILLE NO. 315, 1896-LINDSBORG (PHOENIX) NO. 253, I888-.-LIIM NO. 170 WITH FRONTIER NO. 104, 1962--LONG ISLAND NO. 231 WITH NAPHTALI NO. 310, 1976--LOUISBURG NO. 180, 1894--LURAY NO. 153 WITH LUCAS (BLUE HILL) NO. 198. 1943--LYONS NO. 192, I895--MAPLE CITY NO. 342 WITH OEXTCR NO. 186, 1977--MAPLE HILL NO. 370 WITH ALMA NO. 161, 19 7 7--MARQUETTE NO. 353 WITH LINQSBORG NO. 397, 1967--MEDICINE VALLEY NO. 260 WITH DELTA NO. 77, 1 9 7 9 - - M | L A N NO. 255 WITH ARGONIA NO. 285, 1968--MISSION HILLS NO 54, NAME CHANGED TO SHAWNEE NO. 54, 19 5 2--MONTANA (EVERGREEN) NO. 86, 1888--MONTICELLO NO. 43, 1879--MOUNDRIDGE NO 346 WITH GALVA 25 1, 1868--MT. PLEASANT
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NO 58. I8S8--MORRILL NO. 373 WITH HAMLIN NO. 185, I969--MUNDEN NO. 128 WITH CUBA NO. 362, I983--NEMAHA NO. 13 (CORNING) WITH SENECA MO. 39, I968--NEOSHO RAPIDS NO. 77 (CHANSED TO IONIC), I879--NEVADA CITY (NEVADA) NO. 36 WITH GRAND LODGE OF COLORADO. I862--NEW ALBANY NO. SI WITH CONSTELLATION NO. 95. l973--NEWTaN (MAGNOLIA) NO. 231 WITH NEWTON NO. 142. 19 01 - - NORCATUR NO. 317 WITH MOUin'AIN SLOPE NO. 186. I979--NORTH LAWRENCE (VALLEY) NO. 30. SECOND CHARTER. I887--OAK NO. 287 WITH WESTERN STAR NO. 174. 1983--OCCIDENTAL NO. 207 WITH SAQUI NO. 160. I978--OLIVE NO. 350 WITH VESPER NO. 136 TO FORM VESPER OLIVE NO. 136. I972--OLIVET (ASTRA) NO. 363. l908--OSAeE MISSION (MISSION) NO. 92, 18 97--OSAWATOMIE (OSAGE VALLEY) NO. 24. I863--OTTAWA NO. 128 WITH FRANKLIN NO. 18. I 9 0 6--OTTAWA ( MELODY ) NO. 400 WITH OTTAWA NO. 18. I 928--OTTUMWA NO. 11 1863 AND I87I--PAOLA (MIAMI) NO. 69 WITH PAOLA NO. 37, I876--PARDEE (DISPENSATION LINCOLN, CHARTERED CENTER) NO. 69, I97I--PARIS NO. 22, I87I--PIPER NO. 385 WITH DELAWARE NO. 96, I 937- -PARKERSViL1.E NO. 168 WITH DWIGHT NO. 374, 1 937--PERRYVILLE (PERRY) NO. 52, 1877--POM0NA NO. 138, I90I--POTWIN NO. 228 WITH TOWANDA NO. 30. 1969-POWHATTAN NO. 363 WITH HIAWATHA NO. 35. 1971--PRETTY PRAIRIE NO. 428 WITH CABLE NO. 299. 1967--QUENEMO NO. 270 WITH MC KINLEY NO. 41. I98I--ROB MORRIS NO. 332 WITH liJILWINNINC NO. 265, 1982--ROSAL lA NO. 434 WITH LEON (JOPPA) NO. 223, 1961 --RANDALL .a. 304 WITH JEWELL NO. II, I 9 6 6 • - REXFORD NO. 442 WITH ST. THOMAS NO. 306, I983-,2ICHFIELO NO. 303, I 892--RICMilOND NO. 426 WITH DELPHIAN NO. 44, I 946-- ROBINSON NO. 159 WITH HIAWATHA NO. 35, I9SI--SALINA (JOHN H. BROWN) NO. 216 WITH SALINA NO. 60. I907--SALT LAKE CITY (MT. MORIAH) NO. 70 WITH GRAND LODGE OF UTAH. 18 7 2--SARATOGA NO. 216. 1892--SCRANTON (PERFECT SQUARE) NO. 220, 1908--SCOTTVILLE NO. 249 WITH SINCERITY NO. 214, I 9 3 3--SCRANTON NO. 407 WITH CARBONDALE NO. 70..-SEDGWICK NO. 139 WITH NEWTON NO. 142. I984--SENECA NO. 39, 1 8 7 5 - - SEVERENCE NO. 313 WITH SMITKTON NO. I. 1951 --SHAWNEE NO. 54, l92a--SMOKY VALLEY NO. 209 WITH SALINA NO. 60, I967--SALTVILLE NO. 59, (BARNARD) WITH LINCOLN NO. 154, I 973--SOLDIER NO. 240 WITH CIRCLEVILLE NO. 20, 1967--SPRINGDALE NO. 152, 1887- -STAN SMART NO. 378 WITH R. D. ELY NO. 262, • 981--STANTON NO. 18. I 9 6 3--STANTON (ZION) NO. 108. I 883 --STOHRVILLE NO 368 WITH ANTHONY 200. I984--SYLVIA NO. 391 WITH STAFFORD NO. 252, 19 8 4 - - TECUMSEH NO. IS, I874-TIMBER CREEK (DICK REES) NO. 59, 1887--TRADINS POST (BLOOMING GROVE) NO. 41, 1904 -TURNER NO. 425 WITH BEN HUR NO. 322, I937--TUSCON NO. 82 WITH NEOSHO NO. 27, I9S2-TWIN FALLS (OLIVE) NO. 181. 1885--TWIN SPRINGS NO. 61, NAME CHANGED TO LA CYGNE NO. 61 AND MOVED TO LA CYGNE. lS7a--TWIN 6RDVE NO 213 WITH HOPE NO. 155, I9S4--TYR0 NO. 3SG WITH CANEY NO. 324, I9es-URBANA NO. 239 WITH ERIE NO. 76, I969--VALLEY NO 30 WITH LAWRENCE NO. 6, 1876--VALLEY CENTER (ARK) NO. 243, 1902--VALLEY FALLS NO. 21 WITH MERIDEN NO. 236. 1 98 I - - VEIMILL ION NO. 320 WITH FRANKFORT NO. 67, I 968--VIRGINIA CITY NO. 34 WITH GRAND LODGE OF MONTANA. 18 8 6 - - WALDRON NO. 377 WITH ANTHONY NO. 200. I957-WALLACE NO. 318 MOVED TO WINONA. I96I--WALTON NO. 323. 18 95--WESTPHALIA (AVON) NO. 305 WITH DELPHIAN HO. 44. 19 6 3 - - WETMORE NO. 53 WITH POLAR STAR NO. 130. 1 9 4 4 - - WETMORE NO. S3. SECOND CHARTER AND CONSOLIDATED WITH GOFF NO. 430. I 968--WHITE WATER IBRAINERD) NO. 280, l027--miTE CLOUD NO. 78 WITH SMITHTON NO. 1, I 9 7 9 - - WHITEWATER NO. 180 WITH TOWANDA NO 30, I 977--WILMORE NO. 412 WITH COMANCHE NO. 295, I977--WINDOM NO. 276 WITH MC PHERSON NO. 172. I980--AND WINFIELD NO. 98 WITH ADELPHIA NO. 110, 1903.
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GRAND SECRETARY
GRAND REP OTHERS
GRAND REP KAhSAS
ALABAMA
JOSEPH P. JONES P. O. BOX 6195 MONTGOMERY, 36106
ROBERT M. SAVAGE P. O. BOX 6195 MONTGOMERY, 36106
W. NOLAN ARTZ P. O. BOX 18187 WICHITA, 67218
NEIL R. BASSETT P. O. BOX 6668 ANCHORAGE, 9 950 2
GLENN W. PRUETT SR BOX 30712 FAIRBANKS, 99701
ALFRED L. LEWIS P. O. BOX 267 COFFEYVILLE, 67337
ROBERT F. HENDERSON, MASONIC TEMPLE 345 W. MONROE ST. PHOENIX, 85003
ROBERT HENDERSON 3407 N. 24TH PHOENIX, 85015
WILLIAM F. MC INTOSH BOX 514 CLAY CENTER, 67432
ARKANSAS
JACK B. DOTAIAM 700 SCOTT ST. LITTLE ROCK, 72201
BILLY D. PORTER
ARTHUR M. WILLIAMS P. O. BOX 15 ARKANSAS CITY, 67005
CALIFORNIA
ROBERT A KLINGER CALIF MASONIC TEMPLE 1111 CALIFORNIA ST. SAN FRANCISCO, 94108
BURTON O. YOUNG 1 1 WEIffiY LANE ORINDA, 94556
RICHARD D. KELSEY ROUTE I ROSSVILLE, 66533
RAYMOND E PETERSON HERSCHEL PERRY 1130 PANORAMA DR. 705 S. FORCE COLORADO SPRINGS.80904 LAMAR, 81052
J. FRED WILLIAMSON 310 S. PURDY LYONS, 67554
CONNECTICUT
R. STANLEY HARRISON P. O. BOX 250 WAULINGFORD, 06492
R. S. HARRISON 100 HIGH ST. BRISTOL, 06010
DELAWAKE.
HENRY E. SNEDEKER 818 MARKET WILMINGTON. 19801
E. EARLE SHIVERY 401 S. BOARD ST. MIDDLETON 19709
LYMAN H. BROWN PLAINS, 67869
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
JOHN C. SCHLETER SUITE 5 00 600 F ST. N. W. WASHINGTON 20004
WILLIAM B. ROHRMAN 305.1 IDAHO ST. N. W. WASHINGTON, 20016
WILLIAM E. BRADFORD 707 VINE WAMEGO, 66547
WILLIAM G. WOLF BOX 1020 JACKSONVILLE, 32201
GRANT T. GILDER 4 N. E. 1 ITU ST. MIAMI SHORES, 33153
RAY W. KINZIE 1600 S. WOODLAWN BLVD. WICHITA, 67218
CARL F. LESTER, JR. B 1 1 MULBERRY MACON, 3 1298-5099
JAMES M. HEAD 7514 ELLIOT ROAD JONESBORO, 30236
BEN B. BOYLES 807 N. MAIN ST. JOHN, 67576
LARRY R. TURNER P. O. BOX 1677 BOISE, 83701
WAYNE W. WOODWARD 300 EVERGREEN ROAD EMMETT, 83617
EUGENE V. BEGGS ENSIGN, 67841
LYLE H. PAISLEY P. O. BOX 4147 SPRINGFIELD, 62708
JOHN A. LOMBARDI 5544 WILSON CHICAGO, 60630
DONALD E VOCHATZER SR 10 648 POLFER ROAD KANSAS CITY, 66109
ROY O. TURNER P. O. BOX 44210 INDIANAPOLIS, 46204
LEE J. HARTNER 6426 ALVAREZ ST. FT. WAYNE, 64815
PAUL W. BABCOCK 4641 METROPOLITAN AVE. KANSAS CITY, 66106
WILLIAM L. RICE ROUTE 1 VERSAILLES, 40383
JOSEPH B. DETRIXHE AMES, 66931
GEORGIA
JOHN RULE 1103 N. 4TH ATCHISON, 66002
TOM EGGLESTON MASONIC TEMPLE P. O. BOX 279 CEDAR RAPIDS, 52406 KENTUCKY
J. C. MC CLANAHAN MASONIC HOME, 40041
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GRAND REP OTHERS
GRAND REP KANSAS
LOUISIANA
DELWIN P. LAGUENS 1300 MASONIC TEMPLE NEW ORLEANS, 70130
JAMES H. KING P. O. BOX 5389 SHieVEPORT, 71105
HARRY E. CROSSHHITE 512 IOWA HOLTON, 56436
EDVIN V. GEORGE 419 CONGRESS ST. PORTLAND, 04111
CHARLES E. BRIGGS 21 WALPOLE ST. NORWOOD, 02062
HUGH E. RICHARDS ^OX 8400 WICHITA, 67208
MARYLAND
JACK R. FRAZIER 225 N. CHARLES ST. BALTIMORE, 21201
A. RAY BULGIN 229 N. CHARLES ST. BALTIMORE, 21201
PAUL E. MURPHY 8845 NORTON ST. OVERLAND PARK, 66207
MASSACHUSETTS
ROBERT P. BEACH 186 TREMONT ST. BOSTON, 021 I 1
EDGAR W. DARLING 14 ARBOR LANE WILBRAHAM, 01099
VERNON D. MARTIN 311 W. 81>l ST. CONCORDIA, 66901
MICHIGAN
ROYCE E. CURLIS MASONIC TOIPLE 233 E. FULTON GRAND RAPIOS, 49903
ROYCE E. CURLIS MASONIC TEMPLE 233 E. FULTON GRAND RAPIDS, 49903
OWEN E. HODGSON 660 HIGHLAND SALINA, 67401
MINNESOTA
RAYMOND E. SCHLEMMER SAMUEL K. DICKINSON ST PAUL MASONIC CENTER 12 S. 97H ST. WEST 200 E. PLATO BLVD. AURORA, 99709 ST. PAUL, 99107
E. DEAN OSBORN 328 E. FIRST ST. WICHITA, 67202
MISSISSIPPI
T. K. GRIFFIS P. O. BOX 1030 MERIDIAN, 39301
CHARLES H. POWELL RT. I BOX I 14 VARDAMAN, 38878
JAMES P. BROWN 1209 RIDGE ROAD ATCHISON, 66002
MISSOURI
FRANK A. ARNOLD 800 HIGHWAY 63 NORTH COLUMBIA, 65201
J. MORGAN DONELSON PRINCETON, 64673
CLIFFORD D. KNAUSS RT. 2 BOX 191 HALSTEAD, 67056
DEAN M. LINDAHL P. O. BOX 1158 HELENA, 59624
SHELDON REDISKE BAKER, 59313
PASCHAL W. LUNDY NESS CITY, 67560
RALPH W. GERRY 201 MASONIC TEMPLE OMAHA, 68102
GLENN F. SPERRY P. O. BOX 123 CLAY CENTER. 68939
RICHARD H. HART 124 KENDALL TOPEKA, 66606
FRANK E HART 40 WEST 1ST ST. SUITE 317 RENO, 89501
LARRY E. WALLACE 2312 KIRK AVE. LAS VEGAS, 89101
CARL A STEWARD CEDAR VALE, 67204
NEW HAMPSHIRE
ROBERT H. OANELSON 81 3 BEECH ST. MANCHESTER, 03104
ARNOLD M. ASHLEY P. O. BOX 246 DOVER, 03820
LAWRENCE D. WINEGARDNER 601 S. 6TH ATCHISON, 66002
NEW JERSEY
EDWARD RAINEY P. O. BOX 460 BURLINGTON, 08016
JULIUS W. LODGEK 213 FERN AVE. COLLIN5WOOD, 08108
ELVIN S. COX ROSE HILL, 67133
NEW MEXICO
RONALD A. BRINKMAN P. O. BOX 25004 ALSUQUEROUE, 87125
NEW Y O R K
WENDELL K. WALKER MASONIC HALL 71 W. 23RD ST. NEW YORK, 10010
STEPHEN B. HECKEL 1442 WEHRLE DR. WILLIAMSVILLE, I422I
F. WARREN STAR^B HC I BOX 78 WINONA, 67764
NORTH CAROLINA
HUBEHT P. DUDLEY P. O. BOX 6506 RALEICM, 27628
JOEL J. FAULK CHESTER FULLERTON 334 CH I LL INGWORTH LN. 101 S. MAIN ST. CHARLOTTE, 28211 MEDICINE LODGE 67104
NEBRASKA
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OKLAHOMA
GRAND SECRETARy
GRAND REP OTHERS
GRAND REP KANSAS
PAUL L. BURKHARDT 201 14TH AVE. N FARGO, SSI02
LELAND E. PETT 2507 9TH ST. SOUTH FARGO, 58102
ARTHUR C. HODGSON P. O. BOX 666 LYO^S, 67554
ROBERT A HINSHAW P. O. BOX 629 634 HIGH ST. WORTHINGTON, 43085
JAMES J. HARBAGE I 120 MORNING DR. WORTHINGTON, 43085
JOHN H. MURRAY 1020 S. 4TH ST. LEAVENWORTH, 66048
JOHN E. SHAVER P. O, BOX 1019 GUTHRIE, 73044
C. W. REECE P. O. BOX 1019 GUTHRIE, 73044
BASIL MARHOFER P. O. BOX 6 NESS CITY, 67560
JAMES M. SHILLINGBURG P. O. BOX 96 FOREST GROVE, 97116
FRED R. SHAW 3033 N. WINCHELL ST PORTLAND, 9 7 217
MORGAN J. SNYDER 813 BLUNT CLAY CENTER, 67432
PENN5YLVANIA
THOMAS W. JACKSON MASONIC TEMPLE 1 NORTH BROAD ST. PHILADELPHIA, 19107
RHODE
ARTHUR B. MEDLEY G. HARVEY FAULKNER SCOTTISH RITE CATHEDRAL 10 HIGHLAND ROAD 2115 BROAD ST SANDERSON, 32874 CRANSTON, 02905
VIRGIL W. DOBSON P. O. BOX 401 SHARON SPRINGS, 67758
PUERTO RICO
R. C. 5ERCEDONIS P. O. BOX 8385 SANTURCE, 00910
PEDRO ROJAS G.P.O. BOX 1616 SAN JUAN, 00936
MELBURN C. BARNES 735 N. lOTH ST. FREDONIA, 66736
SOUTH CAROLINA
H. DWIGHT MC ALISTER I 40 I SENATE ST. COLUMBIA, 29201
J. RAY DAWKIN5 1525 HARRINGTON NEW BERRY, 29108
CHESTER L. GILBERT 3455 S. W. HUNTOON TOPEKA, 66604
SOUTH DAKOTA
RAYMOND W. HORN. SR. P. O. BOX 468 SIOUX FALLS, 57101
WILLIAM E. MITCHELL PLANKINTON, 57368
CARROLL D HARKER P. O. BOX I 1 MC LOUTH 66054
TENNESSEE
JOHN R. STRACENER P. O. BOX 24216 NASHVILLE, 37202
W. R. PATTON, JR 622 VINTON EFiWIN, 37650
C. TRAVIS SPENCER P. O. BOX 312 HUTCHINSON, 67501
HARVEY C. BIRD P. O. BOX 446 WACO, 76703
W. B. BALL P. O. BOX 12S26 SAN ANTONIO, 78212
K. MAYNARD CURTS 5236 DELMAR ST. ROELAND PARK, 66205
MURRAY G. STOWE 650 E SOUTH TEMPLE ST SALT LAKE CITY, 84102
LYNN J. BRADY EUREKA, 84628
ISLAND
ERNEST R. MC DONALD, JR 43 1 PIHE BURLINGTON, 05401-0431
JAMES E. ZIIVMEI34AN P. O. BOX 1217 TOPEKA, 66601
VIRGINIA
JOHN P. STOKES P. O. BOX 27345 RICHMOND, 23261
JAMES B. WILKERSON
WASHINGTON
EDWARD L. BENNETT MASONIC TEMPLE 4 7 ST. HELENS AVE TACOMA, 98402
CLYDE B. MIX 47 ST. HELENS AVE. TACOMA, 98402
CAMDEN C. FERRELL P. O. BOX 2346 CHARLESTON, 25328
MILTON E. BROOKMAN 306 REYNOLDS PRINCETON, 24740
WEST VIRGINIA
KEVIN PETERSON I 95 I RIDGE-LEA OR. SA1.II4A, 67401
GLENN L. KNAPP 2747 FRANCES LEAVENWORTH, 66048 GEORGE L. GERARDY 1 301 KANSAS ATCHISOi'l, 66002
GERALD L. TOWNSEND 6805 MASTON AVE. SHAWNEE MISSION, 66203
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<aiAND REP KANSAS
WISCONSIN
CARL W. SKOOC II23 N. ASTOR ST. MILWAUKEE, 93202
CARL W. SKOOG 3813 W. HELENA ST. MILWAUKEE, S3Z09
ROBERT D. CAPLINGER ROUTE NO. 2 EFFINGHAM 68203
RAY A. NOAH P. O. BOX 4S9 CASPER, 82602 FOREIGN GRAND LODGES IN FRATERNAL RELATIONS WITH KATSAS
ARGENTINA
GRAND SECRETARY
GRAND REP OTHERS
GRAND REP KANSAS
A. F. AYLESWORTH 330 I2TH AVE. S. CALGARY. T2R 0H2
LLOYD E. DICKSON 100 WILSON CRESCENT RED DEER, T4N, SV6
JAMES O. FOSTER 3434 COUNTRY CLUB PL. WICHITA, 67208
VICTOR C. CURI CANGALLO 1242 BUENOS AIRES,
CARLOS GAZAROSIAN
JOHN M. PEYTON 409 N. COLLEGE MULVANE , 6 7II 0
DIETER SCHEITZ A 1010 WEIN DOROTHEERGASSE
ROBERT ROSENBAUM A 1010 WEIN DOROTHEERGASSE 12
WILLIAM B. CHAPMAN OAKLEY, 67748
BELGIUM (REGULAR GRAND LODGE)
EDSARD SPEHL RUE ROYALE 265 10 30 BRUSSELS
JOSEPH C. CAMPBELL 401 S. SENECA ST. WICHITA, 67218
BOLIVA
JOSE A. ADETTO ZAMORAC RAUL Q. ARAMAYO POSTAL NO. S64 POSTAL NO. 564 LA PAZ LA PAZ
FLORAN A. RODGERS P. O. BOX 707 WICHITA, 67210
3IL (AMAZONAS 6t ACRE)
SEBASTIAO MAIR DA SILVA CAIXA POSTAL 162 MANAUS
FLOYD A. BOSLER 4323 MARTIN KANSAS CITY, 66102
BRASIL (BAHIA)
ECYDIO VIEIRA F I LHO RUA CARLOS GOMEZ 108, SALVADOR-BAH IA
OSWALDO BELLO BISCIA RUA CARLOS GOMES 108, SALVADOR-BAH IA
JOAO BOSCO ROSA CAIXA POSTAL 11-1128 70.000 BRASILIA-OF
WALTER N. WEIMAN LEWIS C. CARTER P. O. BOX 11-1325 411 S. MONTANA ST. BRASILIA-DP,CEP 70.084 HOLTON, 66436
(BRASILIA)
BRASIL (CEARA)
V. A. CAVALCANTE RAU MAJOR FACUNDO 1266 FORALEZA
WELLINGTON ALVES DE SOUSA AVE DO IMPERAOOR 145/47 CAIXA POSTAL 76 60000 FORTALEZA
JACK B. STAIHRETT ROUTE 3 JETMORE, 6 7854
ALFREDO R. SOARES VICTOR R. OLSON AVE DO IMPERADO P. O. BOX 154 CAIXA POSTAL 76 BURLINGAME, 66413 6000 FORTALEZA
RONALDO JAYME CAIXA POSTAL 666 77100,. ANAPOLIS,GOIAS
PEDRO N. DE SOUZA BENNY L. HOLLOWAY CAIXA POSTAL 666 ROUTE I 77,100, ANAPOLIS,GOIAS NARKA, 66960
WILSON M. BARBOSA AVE CALOGERAS 1952 CAIXA POSTAL 61 I CAMPO GRANDE 79100 MS MATO GRASSO
M. M. ALVES J. WAYNE PIPKIN CAIXA POSTAL 36 P. O. BOX 468 CEP 79600 TRES LAGOAS CHENEY, 67025 MATO GROSSO DO SUL
BRASIL (MINAS GERAIS)
J. L. CARNEIRO RVA DONNA CECILIA NO. 26 SERRA, M.G.
LUIZ S. DE FARIO RICHARD L. BECKER 908 AVE ALFONSO PENA P. O. BOX 483 30,000 BELO HORIZONTE COFFEYVILLE, 67337 MINAS GERAIS
BRASIL (PARAIBA)
H0UEH10 P.S.SILVA AVE ALAGONAS NO. 611 B. DOS ESTRADOS, JOAO PESSOA, S8O00 PARAIBA
SEVERINO M. PAIVA BOX I JOAO PESSONA S800 PARAIBA
(GOIAS)
(MATO GRASSO)
LARRY L. ALOOTT ROUTE 4 BOX 2580 M A M U T T A N , 66502
1984-85
BRASIL (PARANA)
(PERNAMBUCO)
BRASIL (PIAUI )
3IL (GUANABARA)
211
Grand Lodge of Kansas
GRAND SECRETARY
GRAND REP OTHERS
GRAND REP KANSAS
ANTONIO A JAN5SON RUA VISCONDE DO RIO BRANCO I485-C/3 CAIXA POSTAL 1363 8000 CURITIBA PARANA
ELPIDIO SALVA RUA VISCONDE DO RIO BRANCO I48S-C/3 CAIXA POSTAL 1363 6000 CURITIBA PARANA
FLOYD COFFMAN W. I57H ST. COURTHOUSE OTTAWA, 66067
MILTON J. PEREIRA RUA IMPERIAL 197 CAIXA POSTAL 14 I 5 RECIFE , PERNAMBUCO
JOSE MARCELO RUA IMPERIAL 197 CAIXA POSTAL I41S RECIFE, PERNAMBUCO
RAY O. FINCHER 1725 APPLETON PARSONS, 67357
VITORINO L. FERNANDES S. X. GONCALVES CLAYTON J. CONNELL CAXIA POSTAL 10 CAIXA POSTAL 10 ROUTE 3 64000 TERESINA, PIAUI 64000 TERESINA, PIAUI FALL RIVER, 67047 VALDEMIRO L. PINTO RUA MARIZ E BAISK>S NO. 945/9S3 CAXIA POSTAL 2215 CEP 20270 RIO DE JANEIRO
H. L. BELMINO RUA MARIZ E BARROS NO. 945/953 CAIXA POSTAL 2215 CEP 20270 RIO DE JANEIRO
CLIFFORD L. TRAX 3631 LITCHFIELD WICHITA, 67204
BRASIL (RIO GRANDE DO SUL)
KURT M. HAUSER AVE PRAIRA BELAS NO. 560 CAIXA POSTAL 683 PORT ALEGRE, 9000
KURT M. HAUSER AVE PRAIRA BELAS NO 560 CAIXA POSTAL 683 PORTO ALEGRE, 9000
HAROLD C. SWOPE 706 S. MAIN YATES CENTER, 66783
BRASIL (SANTA CATARINA)
LONART^ S. VELOSO P. O. BOX D-33 88000 FLORIANOPOLIS SANTA CATARINA
MARCOS A. VON BATHEN CAIXA POSTAL 380 LAGES
JOHN L. HECKERT 218 MAPLE ST. OTTAWA, 66067
EKB I N 5 E IGNUVIAKI i n
P. O. BOX 8348 CPO 01508, SAO PAULO
ORJEO p. SOBRIMHO P. O. BOX 8348 01000 SAO PAULO
EUGENE E. CARLSON P. O. BOX 1213 EL DORADO, 67042
BRITISH COLUMBIA
WILLIAM L. STIRLING 1495 W. 8TH AVE. VANCOUVER V6H IC9
WILLIAM J. MASON 1495 W. 8TH AVE. VANCOUVER V6H IC9
WILLIAM E MONTGOMERY P. O. BOX t*i SYRACUSE, 67878
CANADA (ONTARIO)
ROBERT E. DAVIES P. O. BOX 217 HAMILTON, L8N 3C9
ALAN BROUGHTON RICHARD D. OVERTON 327 POINTE DES CHENESCRIES 6937 GRANDVIEW R.R.I SAULT ST MARIE MERRIAM, 66204 ONTARIO, P6A 5K6
ENRIQUE C. ARRETCHEA MARCOLETA 65 9 CASILLA POSTAL 2867
J. P. DE LEON-CHAVES CASILLA POSTAL 284 VINA DEL MAR
SRASiL (SAO PAULO)
RAY C. HOPSON 2426 BENJAMIN OR. WICHITA, 67204
COLUMBIA (BOGOTA)
JAIME CALLEJAS OSPINA J. MURRAY JOLLEY APARTADO AEREO NO. 6672 1034 SHEPPARO AVE. BOGOTA, D. E. 0OWI<ISVIEW M3H 2TJ
COLUMBIA (SANTANDER)
JULIO C. C. VARON AVENIDA 2E NO. O-N-33 CUCUTA S. S. YUAN 10, LANE 20I,CHANG-AN EAST ROAD. SEC. 2 TAIPEI 104, ROC
ARMANDO FUENTES ALFRED D. VAN TRIES 6649 LOWELL DR. AVE. 7A NO. 6-77 SHAWNEE MISSION 66204 APARTADO AEREOCUTA OSCAR D. SMITH JORGEN B. SCHROEDER SHIN LIN P.O. BOX 28-9 1505 W. CEDAR TAIPEI III, ROC OLATHE 66061
MILTON BUJAN ARIAS P. O. BOX 10060 SAN JOSE
JORGE HERRERA SANCHEZ RALFH D. WALKER P. O. BOX 14 ROUTE I ALAJUELA SHARON SPRINGS,
CHINA (TAIWAN)
COSTA RICA
iUCIEL MARTINEZ ANDREW ANGEL GERINO FABARS APARLADO 72 DESPAIGNE LAHABANA
MERLE O. BRADLEY 2300 E. 30TH ST. TOPEKA, 6661 I
BILLY E. ARCHIBALD ALMENA, 67622
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
GRAND SECRETARY
GRAND REP OTHERS
GRAND REP KANSAS
JORGEN V. J0RGENSEI4 B L E O M M S V E J 23 D K 21 DENMARK
W. G. KROUGH - POUL^EN BLEGOAMSVEJ 2 3 DK 21 DENMARK
JOHN e. STOVER P. O. BOX 16 CAITKER CITY, 67430
RAMON H. GONZALEZ ROJO ARZOBISPO PORTES NO. 554 ESPUINA LAS CARRERAS SANTO DOMINGO LOUIS P MUGA VASCONEZ P. O. BOX 932 GUAYAQUIL
EL SALVADOR
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BILLY J. BEAVER 3 WYCKLOW OVERLAND PARK, 66207
CARLOS CUCALON P. O. BOX 932 GUAYAQUIL
ADDISON C. IRBY 4 16 S. JUDSON FT. SCOTT, 6670 1
HLIMBE:RTO A C O S T A
JOHN A
8 A A V E N I D A SUR N O .
303 POPLAR HALSTEAD, 67056
S A N SALVADOR
SCHOWALTER
COR.MBS HICHAM, R.r FREEMASONS' HALL 60 GfKAT QUEEN ST. LONDON, WC2B 5AZ
GEORGE T. KELWAY S T A N N S MILFORD HAVEN, PEMBROKESHIRE
S. ALLAN OAUGHERTY 3411 KINKAID WICHITA, 67218
JORMA KOMONEN KASARMIKATU 16 00 130 HELSINKI
HOLGER LI INPAA RAUHANKATU 6A 00130 HELSINKI
RICHARD A. PORTER 332 E . FIRST WICHITA, 67202
FRANCE (NAT'L GRAND LODGE)
JEAN F. HUMBERT BERNARD SUILLEMAIN 65 BLVD. BINEAU 7 RUE ED. HEKRIOT 92200 NEUILLY SUR SEINE 76600 LE HAVRE
DAVID RECOB P. O. BOX 1217 TOPEKA, 66601
GEnUNY
GERD HONISCH EMSERSTRASSE 12I BERLIN 3 1
GERD HONISCH EMSERSTRASSE 12-13 I BERLIN 3 1
ALBERT O. ARNOLD, P. O. BOX 1217 TOPEKA, 66601
STAMELOS P. MAORIS 1 9 , ACHARNON ST ATHENS, 109
DIMITRIOUS SOVIAS 3 8 KAROLOU ST. PATRAS
A. FRANKLIN BALDWIN ROI/TE I BOX 34 FONTANA, 66026
GUATEMALA
JOSE L. FRANCO DELEON 9 AV. 3-65 ZONA 1 APARTADO POSTAL NO 34 28121 SUATEMALA CITY
H. E. SOLORZANO WEBSTER T. BOLIN 9 AV. 3-65 ZONA I 309 S. E. 3RD ST. APARTADO POSTAL NO 34 NEWTON. 67114 28121 GUATEMALA CITY
HONDURAS
HIMBERTO R .
RENE
P.
O.
BOX
GUZMAN 1700
P.
O.
SAGASTUME BOX
336
HARVEY L . P.
O.
BOX
HENDERSON 155
S A N PEDRO SULA
TEGUCIGALPA
SATANTA,
S V E i r « l FINNSSON
T. BERARDSSON SKULGATA 5 5 REYKJAVIK
DUANE W. STUTZ UTICA, 67584
H. P. GUPTA FREEMASONS • HALL JANPATH, P.O BOX 68 1 NEW DEHLI , 1 10001
M. RAJOGOPLAN 54-147 MOUNT ROAD MADRAS 6
CLAUDE NORRIS 1523 S. CRAWFORD FT. SCOTT, 66701
HOSSEIN DAFTARIAN P. O. BOX 11 - 1777 TEHRAN
MOHAMMAD H. AFGHAMI P. O. BOX 11-1777 TEHRAN
W. MAX MATHIS 1006 CHAMPA ST. PRATT, 67124
MICHAEL W. WALKER FREEMASONS- HALL 17 MOLESWORTH ST. DUBLIN 2
NORMAN A. PEILOW FREEMASONS • HALL 17 MOLESWORTH ST. DUBLIN 2
ROBERT G. JACKSON 3825 WORWICK TOWN RD. TOPEKA, 66610
YEHOSHUA HADARI P. O. BOX 33206 TEL AVI
AARON ROSENFELD P. O. BOX S HAIFA
FORREST D. HAGGARD 7600 W. 75TH ST. OVERLAND PARK, 66204
SKULAGATA
55
REYKJAVIK
67870
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CRAND SECRETARY
GRAND REP OTHERS
GRAND REP KA^SAS
ITALY (GRAND ORIENT)
ArO'ONIO DE STAFANO VIA GIUSTINIANI 5, ROMA
ANTONIO GUASTAFIERRO
L. ELDON GIDEON ROUTE 6 TOPEKA, 66608
JAPAN
FREDERICK S. KASHIWAGI KATSUMI INABA CARROLL C. ARNETT 1-3 SHIBAKOEN 4-CHOME 2-li KUREIWA-CHO 1615 COUNTRY CLUB RD. MINATO-KU, MISSAKI, YAMASHINA-KU EL DORADO, 67042 TOKYO, 105 KYOTO, 607
LUXENBOURG
ANDRE ZIRVES L-3725 RUMELANGE 20 RUE DR. FLESCH
ROLAND LECAF 4 0 ESPANADE DIEKRICH. LUXENBOURG
CHARLES H. HOFFMEISTER 3330 VIRGINIA TOPEKA, 66605
MANITOBA
J. e. R. BINGMAN 420 CORYDON AVE. WINIPEG. R3L 0N8
R. W. HART 113 BROWNING BLVD WINNIPEG R3K OLI
RALPH W. WILSON 223 CONCORDIA BELLA VISTA ARK. 72712
MEXICO IBAJA CALIF)
F. GUERRA DE LA SERNA CALLE 8A I ZARAGOZA NO. 1395, APARTADE POSTAL NO. 134, TIJUANA
CHESTER COLLINS P. O. BOX 96 WINONA, 67764
MEXICO (BAJA CALIF SUR)
PAULS S. VEGA APARTADO POSTAL LA PAZ
HARRY E. GORRELL P. O. BOX 215 INDEPENDENCE, 67301
MEXICO (CAMPECHE)
CAMPECHE GRAND LODGE OFF. OF PE.'JMANENT EXC.
JAMES W. ROBBINS 1866 LINDEN DEARBORN, Ml. 48124
MEXICO (COSMOS)
J. L. A. CALLE EDUARDO V. LOYA DOUGLAS M. FAIR APARTADO POSTAL NO 171 APARTADO POSTAL NO 171 P. O. BOX 825 LiBERTAD NO. LIBERTADO NO. ST. FRANCIS, 67756
tIEXICO (DEL PACI FI CO)
INOCENCIO H. VERDUGO APARTADO POSTAL NO. 2 GUAYMAS. SONORA
MEXICO (NUEVO LEON)
ALVARO ALAN IS E. GRAL.M.ESCOBEDO NTE. 4 14, APDO.POSTAL 309 MONTERREY. N. L.
E7>1AN A . QUAKENBIJ6H FIDEL C. MIRELES APARTADO POSTAL NO. 3 0 9 P . O . BOX 3 6 8 SUBLETTE, 6 7 8 7 7 MONTERREY. N. L.
MEXICO (SAN LUIS POTOSI)
JOSE M. ALFARO APDO. POSTAL NO. SAN LUIS POTOSI
ANSELMO S. GARZA APDO. POSTAL NO. SAN LUIS POTOSI
MEXICO (TAMAULIPAS)
PEDRO SALINAS R O D R I G U E Z â&#x201E;¢ " ^ " *' " " " I N E Z APDO. POSTAL NO. 419 MATA MOROS TAMPICO. TAM. 69000
MEXICO (YORK)
D. H. HART P. O. BOX 1986 MEXICO 1, D.F.
FREDERICO VON SON BEN W. GRAYBILL APARTADO POSTAL12-659 P. O. BOX 6 SHAWNEE MISSION,
NETHERLANDS
DR. P. H. POTT 22 FLUWELEN BURGWAL 2SI 1 CJ THE HAGUE
G. TAN IS VAN KEBWICH VERSCHUURLAAN GRONINGEN
NEW BRUNSWICK
BASIL A PRESCOTT P.O.BOX 6430 STTJ ST JOHN E2L 4R
FRED S. P. HAYCOCK 109 BEAVERBROOK AVE. ST JOHN E2K 2WB
CLARENCE W. SILLS PARKER, 66072
NEW SOUTH WALES
R. G. CANNON 279 CASTLEREAUGH ST P. O. BOX A 259 SYDNEY SOUTH NSW 2000
A. A. KENNEDY 1 3 MI DOLE HARBOR RD LINFIELD EAST 2020
DURWARD C. DANIELSON 223. W. I4TH MAWATTAN, 66502
WILBUR W. ROTHE 641 MORNINGSIDE DR. SALINA, 67401
25-SIO
DAMON M. GRIMES ROUTE 4 PAOLA, 66701 GERALD L. ANDERSON 1000 DEWEY GALENA. 66739
LLOYD D. CRALL 1915 HART DODGE CITY, 67801
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COUNTHy
GRAND SECHETARy
GRAND REP OTHERS
GRAND REP KANSAS
NEW ZEALAND
J. N. WALTERS P. O. BOX 6439 WELLINGTON 1
A. R. WHITE 27 LITTLE JOHN ST. HILLSBORO AUCKLAND
VICTOR H. PETTY 12340 W. 82ND PL. LENEXA, 66219
NICARAGUA
DAVID PEREYRA P. O. BOX 102 MANAGUA
A. G. LARAESPADA P. O. BOX 102 MANAGUA
R. KETMETH LAND 2129 MORNINGSIDE DR. TOPEKA, 66614
SVERRE KROKAAS NEDRE VOLDGATE OSLO I
COLONEL AKSEL SIDING GYSSESTADKDLLEN 4 1312 SLEPENDEN
GEORGE R. JACKSON 610 S. JUOSON FT. SCOTT, 66701
W. H. FRANCIS P. O. BOX 214 HALIFAX B3J 2M4
FREDERICK C. UMITACE THURMAN D. MILLER RR I MOUNT UNIACKE 304 SHAWNEE HANTS CO. NOVA SCOTIA HIAWATHA, 66434 CANADA BON IZO
ENRIQUE ESCALA V. P. O. BOX 84 PANAMA I
MIGUEL MENDOZA P. O. BOX 84 PANAMA 1
DAVID E. CASEY P. O. BOX 7 6 CRAINFIELD, 67737
LUIS P. MARTINEZ P. O. BOX 987 LIMA. lOO
CARLOS VALASOUEZ P. O. BOX 967 LIMA, 100
RODERICK B. BENTLEY SHIELDS, 67B84
PHILIPINE ISLANDS
I4ANUEL M. CRUDO 1440 SAN MARCEL INO MANILA
VICTORIA C. DAROYA 1440 SAN MARCELINO MANILA
JAMES H. TRICE, JR. MEDICINE LODGE, 67104
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
KEITH MAC K i m O N P. O. BOX 337 CHARLOTTETOWN CIA
HENRY N. BIRCH PORT HILL NORTHAM R. R.
KENNETH W. SHREVE 2139 BELLA VISTA WICHITA, 67203
W. GORDON PARKER 2295 ST. MARK ST. MONTREAL H3H 2G9
R. H. TEAGUE 165 EVELYN ST. GREENFIELD PARK J4V 2S6
THOMAS C. RAUM, JR 71 MISSION ROAD WICHITA, 67203
aUEE^SLAND
J. B. MENSFORTH P. O. BOX 2 2 04 GPO BRISBANE 40OI
J. R. KELLY P. O. BOX 2204 GPO BRISBANE 4001
IRWIN GEDNEY SAYLORD, 67638
SASKATCHEWAN
E . A . SNELL 1 9 3 0 LORNE S T . R E G I N A S4P 2 M I
W. J. OLIVER LA BRET
ALVIN E. HAUSERMAN 515 W. 7TH ST. JUNCTION CITY, 66441
SCOTLAND
E. STUART FALCONER 96 GEORGE ST. EDINBURGH EH2 4HQ
ALASTAIRE N. RUSS 34 ROSE AVE. ELGIN MORAYSHIRE
ROBERT H. ARNOLD P. O. BOX 122 ALMA, 66401
SOUTH AFRICA
LESLIE GOULD GRAI'IO LODGE CENTRE 67 I3TH ST. ORANGE GROVE JOHANHESBURG 2 19 2
LOUIS B. MARAIS NATL DIVISION DURBAN
JOHN W. WILLEY I I I 317 E. 7TH SOLOMON, 67480
SOUTH AUSTRALIA
J. M. WARD FREEMASONS • HALL NORTH TERRACE ADELAIDE 9000
L. H. FERRAR 24 MINCARA AVE. STONEYFELL
CONRAD F. J01«<SON 217 S. I2TH SABETHA, 66934
NOVA SCOTIA
JOSEPH MUNTE RODRIGUEZ APARTAOO CORRES NUM 9119 BARCELONA O8080
JAMES E. . BRADLEY 201 S. BAY GREENSBURG, 67054
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GRAND SECHETARy
GRAND REP OTHERS
GRAND REP ICANSAS
L E K M R T GRANANDER FRIMURAREORDEN NYBROKAJEN 7. 8 TR 1 I 148 STOCKHOLM
ROBERT PAUIAN S- 170 II DROTTINGHOUK
GEORGE GUSTAFSON 414 MC BRATNEY CUAY CENTER. 67432
SWITZERLAND (ALPINA)
ARTURO HOFMANN GRAND LODGE ALPINA RUE DU PETIT-BLEAULIEW CH-1004, LUSANNE
JEAN C. HUGET ALT LANDSTR 109 I CH-e803 RUCHLIKDN
JAMES W. CLELAND WAKEENEY. 67672
TASMANIA (AUSTRALIA)
KYLE H. WOOD 3 SANDY BAY RD. HOBART 7000 TASMANIA. AUSTRALI
H. B. FOWLER 20 DELAMERE CRESCENT LAUNCESTON 7250
CHARLES D. GALLIPEAU 2627 N. 43RD ST. KANSAS CITY 66104
NESIP AKSUT MASONIC HALL 2S NURU ZIYA SO BEYOGLU, ISTANBUL
UNL GOKTUNCA SAKAYIK SOK 37/7 TESVIKIYE, ISTANBUL
WILLIAM E. COOK 8221 SANTA FE NO. 10 OVERLAND PAfa<. 66204
VENEZUELA
FRANCISCO F. QUINONES MASONIC TEMPLE ESTE 3 NO 5 APOO 927 CARACAS
N. G. BAPTISTA MASONIC TEMPLE ESTE 3 NO S SPDO CARACAS
JAMES L. WITHERS STAR ROUTE SHARON SPRINGS, 67798
VICTORIA
DONALD E. PLAISTED 3 00 ALBERT STREET EAST MELBOURNE 3002 VICTORIA
WESTEim AUSTRALI
B. M. W. BRIDGEMEN P. O. BOX 60 IS HAY ST. EAST PERTH 6000
PARTON
ARTHUR R. SEELE MONUMENT, 67747
DEREK J. SAMSON ARRIS M. JOHNSON 176 PRESTON POINT RD. 2714 HILLCREST EAST FREMANTLE HAYS, 67601 W. A. 6158
GRAND JURISDICTIONS ARE REQUESTED TO REVIEW THE NAME. SPELLING AND ADDRESS AND TO SUOIIT CHANCES OR NEW ADDITIONS DIRECT TO THE GRAND SECRETARY. P. O. BOX 1217. TOPEKA KANSAS. 66601 WE REQUEST ADDRESS CORRECTIONS WHENEVER POSSIBLE.
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March
INDEX Adress: M:.W:. Lawrence D. Winegardner
17-26
Awards Program
89-90
Area Deputy Grand Masters 1985-1986
128-129
Banquet, A l l Masonic b i o g r a p h i c a l Sketch, M:.W:. Lawrence D. Winegardner
123 . . . :
Checks and Warrants 1984-1985 Comriittees 1985-1986 Consolidations of Lodges
136 59-71 219-220 30-35
Deaths: Tnis J u r i s d i c t i o n
145-160
Other J u r i s d i c t i o n s
161-162
Defunct Lodges
205-206
D i s t r i c t Deputy Grand Masters 1985-1986
129-130
Distinguished V i s i t o r s t o Grand Lodge Edicts
9 30-35
Election: Appointment of T e l l e r s
88
Report of T e l l e r s
118
I n s t a l l a t i o n of 1985-1986 Grand Lodge O f f i c e r s
128
tssay Contest, High School High School Winners Topic 1986 F i f t y Year Members .
116-117 124 81-83
Grand Lodgfe O f f i c e r s : At 129th Comiiunication
1985-1986 Grand Lodges and Grand Secretaries of Other J u r i s d i c t i o n s
7
128 207-215
Grand Master, M:.W:. Lawrence D. Winegardner: Address b i o g r a p h i c a l Sketch Official Portrait Official Visitations
17-26 136 2 27-29
Grand Master, M:.W:. A r r i s M. Johnson Installation
128
introductions
130
I n v i t a t i o n t o 1986 Annual Communication
132
Presentations
130
Reception f o r Grand Master at Hays
132
Special Remarks
131
Grand Kepresentatives: At 129th Annual Communication
9
Of Kansas, Near Other J u r i s d i c t i o n s
207-215
Of Other J u r i s d i c t i o n s , Near Kansas
207-215
Grand Secretary's Report
53-56
Grand Treasurer's Report
46-52
High School Essay Contest
116-117
1984-85
Grand Lodge of Kansas
217
I t i n e r a r y , M:.W:. Lawrence D. Winegardner
27-29
Lodges:
Consolidations tiefunct Directory of Location by Area and District Location of Lodge Halls Outstanding, 1984 Represented at 129th Annual Communication Not Represented at 129th Annual Communication Synopsis of Lodge Annual Returns Masons, Outstanding, 1984 Masonic Foundation, Report of the Executive Director Masonic Home: Report of the Administrator Report of the Director of Development Report of the Fact Finding Committee Report of the Secretary-Treasurer Mileage and Per-Diem Checks Issued Past Grand Masters Association Meeting Minutes Past Grand Masters: Living Deceased At 129th Annual Conwunicatio" Past masters at 129th Annual Communication Per-Diem and Mileage Checks Issued Photographs: M:.W:. Lawrence D. Winegardner Appointive Officers 1985-1986 Grand Lodge Building 129th Annual Communication Proclamation of Grand Master Proficiency Certificates 1984-1985 Reading of the Journal Report of Grand Lodge Committees: Council of Administration Chartered Lodges & Lodges U/D Church-Lodge Relations Correspondence Credentials Finance
205-206 205-206 171-199 139-143 200 90 12 144 163-170 90 110-112 91-101 95 103-104 102 72-77 137-138 204 201-203 7 10 72-77 2 133 3 134-135 30 78-80 128 . â&#x20AC;˘.
Foreign Relations
88-89 119 118-119 105-109 7-16 122 113-114
Grand Lodge A c t i v i t i e s
121
Grand Lodge O f f i c e r s
120
Jurisprudence Library Masonic Education . Necrology Addendum-Special Communication, July 8, Salina
'
124-127 .
121-122 120 105 221'-22'4
218
Proceedings of the
Operation "KAN" Public Schools Publication Ritualistic Temple Building i Remodeling Total Youth Trials and Punishments Sixty Year and Over Members Special Communications, Grand Lodge 1984-1985 Trice-Robison Awards Welcome to Wichita
March
115-116 116-117 109 110 114-115 120-121 112-113 84-87 35-45 90 6
1984-85
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GRAND LODGE COMMITTEES 1985-1986 CREDENTIALS James R. Struble, Chairman, Salina No. 60, 3724 SW 31st St., Topeka, 66614 John W. willey. III, Solomon No. 105, 317 E. 7th St., Solomon, 67480 James R. Winn, Salina No. 60, 1020 Neal, Salina, 67401 Bruce Shields, Minneapolis No. 143, 405 Argyle, Minneapolis, 67467 Alvin K. Trent, Salina No. 60, 2640 Daley, Salina, 67401 REPORTS OF GRAND OFFICERS Paul E. Ferrell, Chairman, Orient No. 51, 1910 SE 37th, Topeka, 66605 Donald L. Doll, North Star No. 168, 1509 Lotus, Wichita, 67213 Robert H. Arnold, PGM, Alma No. 61, P.O. Box 122, Alma, 66401 Harold Robison, Mountain Slope No. 186, 408 E. Ash, Oberlin, 67749 Lawrence E. Bodine, Hays No. 195, 1404 E. 25th, Hays, 67601 FINANCE Mitchell Hensley, Chairman, Millbrook No. 281, P.O. Box 334, Hill City, 67642 W. Phil Mccracken, Ottawa No. 18, 731 Ash, Ottawa, 66067 Jerry Cole, Albert Pike No. 303, 1351 N. Emporia, Wichita, 67213 Merle Bradley, Topeka No. 17, 4107 Woodbury ct. N., Topeka, 66606 W. Nolan Artz, PGM, Belle Plaine No. 173, Box 18187, Wichita, 67218 JURISPRUDENCE Arthur C. Hodgson, PGM, Chairman, Corner Stone No. 219, Box 666, Lyons, 67554 P. Warren Starns, PGM, Wallace No. 318, HC 1, Box 78, Winona, 66764 Addison C. Irby, PGM, Rising Sun No. 8, 416 S. Judson, Ft. Scott, 66701 Robert G. Jackson, PGM, Wakarusa No. 402, P.O. Box 4214, Topeka, 66604 William E. Bradford, PGM, Lyra No. 256, 707 Vine, Wamego, 66764 TRIALS AND PUNISHMENT John Murray, PGM, Chairman, King Solomon No. 10, 1020 S. 4th, Leavenworth, 66048 Kevin R. Peterson, Lindsborg No. 397, 1951 Ridge-lea Dr., Salina, 67401 Richard A. Porter, PGM, .".Ibort Pike No. 303, 332 East Ist, Wichita, 67202 Basil Marhofer, Walnut Valley No. 191, Ness City, 67560 J. Wayne Pipkin, Morton No. 258, 306 Filmore, P.O. Box 528, Cheney, 67025 MASONIC EDUCATION Ben B. Boyles, PGM, Chairman, Keystone No. 102, 807 N. Main, St. John, 67576 Irwin. L. Gedney, Gaylord No. 183, Gaylord, 67638 Mark C. Davidson, Wyandotte No. 3, 2301 N. 44th St. Kansas City, 66104 Orves U. Beeghly, Quinter No. 410, 601 Long St., Quinter, 67752 Ralph Kimmel, Cherokee No. 119, Box 130, Cherokee, 66724 PUBLIC SCHOOLS John A. Schowalter, Chairman, Halstead No. 46, 303 Poplar, Halstead, 67056 Jimmy D. King, Blue Rapids No. 169, 605 East Ave., Blue Rapids, 66411 Max L. Albert, Corner Stone No. 219, Box 261, Little River, 67457 Damon M. Grimes, Paola No. 37, Rt. 4, Paola, 66071 Newton L. Skirvin, Old Mission No. 153, 8008 Belinder Rd., Leawood, 66206 TEMPLE BUILDING AND REMODELING Chester L. Gilbert, PGM, Chairman, Topeka No. 17, 3455 S.W. Huntoon, Topeka, 66604 James H. Nolte, Great Bend No. 15, 2433 Walnut Drive, Great Bend, 67530 Virgil Waggoner, Topeka No. 17, 1824 High St., Topeka, 66604 Richard L. Becker, PGM, Keystone No. 102, P.O. Box 483, Coffeyville, 67337 S. Allan Daugherty, PGM, Palmyra No. 23, 3411 E. Kinkaid, Wichita, 67218 CHARTERED LODGES AND LODGES U/D P. Warren Starns, PGM, Chairman, Wallace No. 318, HC 1, Box 78, Winona, 67764 Larry L. Algott, Ashlar No. 344, Rt. 4, Box 258D, Manhattan, 66502 Arthur A. Hartshorn, Jr., Black Diamond No. 274, 806 Turner Ct., Pittsburg, 66762 FOREIGN RELATIONS Forrest D. Haggard, PQ1, Chairman, Ancient Form No._ 34, 7600 W. 75th, Overland Pk., 66204 David L. Rficob, Topeka No. 17, 1241 S.W. 31st St., Topeka, 66611 Darrell Shanteau, Ionic No. 254, 702 W. 1st, St. John, 67576
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RITUALISTIC J. Fred Williamson, PGM, chairman. Royal No. 192, 310 S. Purdy, Lyons, 67554 E. Dean Osborne, North Star No. 168/Albert Pike No. 303, 328 E. First, Wichita, 67202 Dwight Burton, Hutchinson No. 445, 2004 Harrison, Hutchinson, 67502 Lawrence D. winegardner, PGM, Active No. 158, 601 S. 6th St., Atchison, 66002 TOTAL YOUTH C. David Williams, chairman, Lawrence No. 6, 1406 Westbrooke St., Lawrence, 66044 Lyle E. Spain, Blue Rapids No, 169, 320 W. Commercial, Blue Rapids, 66411 Gary Weller, Hays No. 195, 1105 Pinehurst, Hays, 67601 PUBLICATIONS Floyd E. (Gene) Ramsey, Chairman, Ottawa No. 18, 602 N. Main, P.O. Box 31, Ottawa, 66067 Oscar Smith, Olathe No. 19, 1505 W. Cedar, Olathe, 66061 CORRESPONDENCE Kenneth Dooley, Mt. Vernon No. 145, RFD 1, Barnard, 67418 NECROLOGY Carroll C. Arnett, PGM, Belleville No. 129, 1615 Country Club Rd., El Dorado, 67042 OPERATION "KAN" Glenn L. Knapp, Chairman, Easton No. 45, 2747 Prances, Leavenworth, 66048 Larry M., Lein, Washington No. 5, 1530 Kansas, Atchison, 66002 William J. Colnar, Ben Hur No. 322, 8012 Arcadia, Kansas City, 66112 Lemoin Landau, Mountain Slope No. 186, 206 N. Cass, Oberlin, 67749 GRAND LODGE LIBRARY Ben Graybill, PGM, Historian, Old Mission No. 152, Box 6, Shawnee Mission, 66201 GRAND LODGE ACTIVITIES Durward C. Danielson, Chairman, Lafayette No. 16, 223 N. 14th, Manhattan, 66502 Arthur R. Seele, Wallace No. 318, Rt. 1, Box 58, Monument, 67747 C. M. (Bud) Geis, Circleville No. 20, Box 72, circleville, 66416 Clifford Trax, North Star No. 168, 3400 W. 77th, Valley Center, 67147 CHURCH-LODGE RELATIONS William J. Brown, Chairman, Unity No. 273, 2839 S. Bonn, Wichita, 67217 Thurman D. Miller, Hiawatha No. 35, 304 Shawnee, Hiawatha, 66434 Dwane Eller, Olathe No. 19, 913 Windsor, Olathe, 66061 Robert W. Wallace, Wyandotte No. 3, 2617 N. 83rd St., Kansas City, 66109 Kenneth V. Moses, Marysville No. 91, 1106 Center St., Marysville, 66508
TIME OF I ^ E T I N R 19R6 THE ONE HUNDRED THIRTIETH ANNUAL COHJNICATION OF THE MOST WORSHIPFUL GRAND LODGE OF ANCIBJT FREE AND /tcEPTED MASONS OF KANSAS, WILL BE IN SALINA, KANSAS, BEGINNING FRIDAY,
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SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Salina Lodge No. 60, Salina, Kansas, June 8, 1985. A Special Communication was opened, on the Third Degree by M:. W:. Arris M. Johnson, Grand Master of the M:. W:.-Grand Lodge, A.F.&A.M. of Kansas in the lodge hall of Salina Lodge No. 60 of Salina, Kansas. The purpose for this meeting was to discuss the insurance progfeim passed at the Annual Communication of the M:. W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas, March 16, 1985 in Wichita, Kansas. The Grand Master was assisted by the following Grand Lodge Officers, Past Grand Masters, Area Deputy Grand Masters, District Deputy Grand Masters, Past Masters of IjOdges and Lodge Representatives: W:. W:. W:. W:. W:. W:. W:. W:. W:. W:. W:. W:. W:. W:. W:. W:.
Grand Master Deputy Grand Master Grand Senior Warden Grand Junior Warden Grand Treasurer Grand Secretary Grand Chaplain Grand Senior Deacon Grand Junior Deacon Grand Marshal Grand Sword Bearer Grand Senior Steward Grand Junior Steward Grand Pursuivant Grand Tyler Assistant Grand Tyler
Arris M. Johnson Durward C. Danielson Clifford D. Knauss Claude W. Norris William F. Mcintosh, PGM Albert O. Arnold, Jr. Conrad F. Johnson Robert M. Nease Jerry K. Van Allen Myron G. Johnson C. M. (Bud) Geis Thaine A. Clark Gilbert M. Angell Benny L. Holloway Robert J. Higgs Mark N. Hood as PAST GRAND MASTERS
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DISTRICT DEPUTY GRAND MASTERS Edgar J. Humble Paul McDermed Charles J. Shifflet Howard L. Smith Harrison Traul William L. McFall, jr. Charles E. Skubkagel Gregory C. Wilson Roland A. Miles Donald MacPherson N. Marion Patton
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John Patton William A. Morris Edgar W. Reeves John K. Roraback Raymond Weaver Harold J. Schmidt Verlin L. McHenry Gary A. Baggs, Sr. Thaine Beamer Kenneth W. Johnson Delbert W. Berry Warner Rogers LODGE REPRESENTATIVES AND PAST MASTERS
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Lodge No. Name 1 - Conrad F. Johnson 3 - Robert W. Wallace, Jr.; D< Donald L. Daniels; James E. Amer Robert Boring; Thos. E. Cheney; Archie J. Dishman : Everett A. McBride 6 - Charles D. Howe; Henry L. Johns; John A. Golden; George W. Mole; David Williams 7 - Edward Verbeke 8 - David R. Shepard; Michael A. Norris 9 - Arnold L. Janousek 10 - Frank G. Woods 12 - Kenneth L. Ace 15 - Arthur W. Kiffer
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16 - Ralph E. FeldXamp 18 - Rollin Cole; Max Shoemaker; Ray Talbott; Howard L. Smith; W. Phil McCracken; Floyd E. Ramsey 19 - Oscar D. Smith; Fred Lockard; Tom Baird 20 - John D. Richter 27 - Homer Peterson 30 - Clyde T. Orr; Vernon R. Trenkle 31 - Craig E. Draper; Aaron Winzer; Vernon Whittaker 34 - Paul Frame 35 - Warner Pape, Jr. 38 - Clarence H. Smith 41 - Phil King 43 - Billy L. Spaniol; W. Dale Wells 45 - Shirley Strange; Glenn L. Knapp 46 - John A. Schowalter 49 - John M. Frame; Donald Anderson; Donald Mankins -51 - Cecil Carter 54 - Louis Haslar 55 - Henry Mix 57 - Frea Howard; Leonard Godown; Dennis Morris; C. A. Luckenbill; Howard O. Morris. 60 - Darrell D. Fiske; James A. Samples; Glenn E. Kohn; James R. Winn, A. K. Trent; Jim M, Ross; James R. Struble 66 - James Black; Marlin Cummings; Melvin Cummings 67 - Raymond Vawter 74 - Ivan L. Freeman; James R. Stough; Edward L. Freeman 79 - Burris Van Wey; Alvin H. Granger; George Wight 86 - David C. Smith; Bill Nelson; Herbert A. Temple ; James W. Winsell 90 - Robert J- Higgs 91 - Kenneth V. Moses 93 - Harold B. Eddy 96 - Carol Pape;. Luis Romero; Earl Sodders; Herbert A. Angell, Jr.; Arthur B. Childers; Larry Holder 97 - Marvin E. Jones; Ralph T. Roberts 98 - John Patton 99 - Eldon E. Leitzel; Robert R. Pugh; T. Max Mabry; Ron Van Etten 100 - Earle M. Ortgies 101 - Dennis W. Ruckert 102 - Tim J. Carson; Charles E. Adams; A. L. Lewis 105 - C. L. Radford, Jr.; David Montgomery; Ronald Sexton; John w. Willey, III 107 - J. Wayne Parrish; R. A. Clapp 108 - Paul McDermed 110 - M. Wayne Rush; Phillip R. Miller; David B. Ranger; Orville E. Wesseler; Elmer C. Griffith; Robert C. Saar; Carl W. Hamlin; Walter C. Bailey; W.. J. Black 112 - Edward A. Foxx; Donald L. Layton 113 - Robert B. Pfuetze; Max Croisant; Howard G. Vincent; John D. Trude; Raymond King; John L. Hundley; Donald B. Hanson; Carl A. Nease; Max L. Briggs 117 - Milton Thompson; Ray D. Fincher 119 - Warren D. Purdum, Jr. 122 - Charles J. Beyer; Howard Woodruff 124 - Edwin L. Taylor; George J. Atkins; Gerald E. Culver 125 - Richard E. Zimmerman; Clayton L. Coad 127 - Orville P. Jackson 129 - Douglas Wilkinson 132 - Willie Jones 133 - Arthur J. Clifford 134 - George W. Young 137 - John Clark; Dwight Foster; Lloyd Birdsong; Roy Bussert m*i - Jonnnie cartiss; Fred L. Logan 143 - James M. Sloan 144 - Carl F. Harder 145 - Kenneth Dooley; Loren R. Harvey 146 - Cleo Rathbun 150 - Virgil E. Grattidge; Richard C. Read 151 - Elvin S. Cox; Larry L. Young; Robert F. Zimmerman 152 - Donald MacPherson 153 - Robert J. White; Albert A. Brick; Edroond A. Roberts; Newton L. Skirvin; W. E. Cook; Wilbur E. Adams 154 - Benton L. Williams; Thomas W. Wilson 155 - Stephen R. Knox 156 - Elmer Coffin 157 - Wallace Wolf
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John A. Rule James R. Burton Glen Duckworth; William J. Farmer Louis J. McCain Richard Rodman William F. Peter; John E. Wright Thaine O. Beamer George Paxton; Ray Houck; Dean Osborn; Raymond G. Howell; Donald L. Doll; Clifford Trax Harold Schmidt Adam L. Strieker Delbert Berry Paul W. Weiser F. D. McLaughlin; Peter N. Klein Earl Sitton Orville Oelschlaeger; Ernest Edmonds J. Fred Williamson Robert Wall; Joe G. Steimel Bill R. crane; Ted Norden Ralph Stratton; Harold E. Rowley William E. Smies John Salmon Arthur C. Hodgson Arthur J. Isaacson Louis R. Gant; Jerry E. Stotler; Earl D. Crisp; Marvin T. Cavalt; B. A. Leonar. Charles Baldry; Robert Clark Cleland McBurney; Byron Walker R. H. Brauer; Ronald L. Smith; H- G. Jones Victor C. Willson Howard C. Campbell; Billy C. Adams Darrell Shanteau; Jack D. Hearn Van Doubek P-obert A. Webber Delos M. Ellis; Glenn H. Ellis; Finis V. Swender Terry Cole; Ed Smith Bernard E. Weller Harold L. Buick, Jr.; Paul J. Harrel; Dean Porter Robert S. Wygal Carl H. OHair Homer J. Cowdrey Joseph W. Don L". Dicks W. P. Lowdermilk Ralph,F. Mickelson L. D. Hansen Jimmy L. eyas H. Gene Payne; Leonard W. Dewitt; Cyril Pfanenstiei; Jerry W. Cole Delbert Rediker Rupert F. Glover; Robert M. Von Schlemmer; William N. Vander Beek Robert C. Butler; Bobby L. McKinney Gary A. Baggs, Sr. Charles J. Shifflet William S. Parr Albert O. Arnold, Jr. Benny L. Holloway Lawrence Abbott Vernon L. Falter; Harold Rollf Michael T. Williamson Leon W. Lesovsky Morris Fisher; Bryce Stonehocker Fred V. McClendon; Robert D. O'Hare; Robert Satterfield; Henry A. Risk Vernon E. Phillips; Robert N Lord; Walter M. Bird; Harry H. Hathaway Kenneth D. Hutchinson Donald H. Ladwig; Walter E. Farrell; Henry Griffith Robert B. Crmnpton; Carl F. Nelson W. E. Mason Charles A. Schult; Charles Bandies; John K. Rorback; Kevin Peterson, Clifford Johnson John H. sherer David E. Longshore Charles W. Lewis
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404 - Clifford Keeler; Charles M. Graves; Marvin Sheilds; Hurlbutt Graves; Emmor Graves 410 - Willis R. Baker 417. - Jerry K. Van Allen 424 - Kenneth C. Jeffrey 433 - Michael E. Smith; Nolan F. Young; Earl C. Hamlin 436 - Frank McGee; Frank Kneaves; Michael Wilson 437 - Jerry J. Thomas 438 -Edgar J. Humble 440 - Ronald D. Dickson; George D. Clark 444 - Donald E. Staten 445 - Gayle A. Shuman; Ray L. Hutchinson 450 - Steve Perrine; Jerry Koran; Don Truex
A warm welcome was extended by W:. Darrell D. Fiske, Worshipful Master of Salina Lodge No. 60. The Grand Master, in response, expressed the great pleasure of the Grand Lodge Officers for the accommodations and facilities provided for the occasion. The Grand Master briefly stated the reason for this meeting; i.e. the Insurance program passed at our Annual Communication was reportc-d unacceptable by the Insurance Company. He then introduced W:. Eugene L. (Gene) West to explain the reasons why the company he represented could not accept the program ai- stated. It was noted W:. West's father had passed away during our Annual Communication necessitating his leaving while discussion on the subject was progressing. The Grand Master also stated this would be the only subject discussed during this Special Communication. From this point the Grand Master permitted free and open discussion- Many questions were asked and opinions given. After considerable time, M:. W:. Ben W. Graybill, Past Grand Master, moved the discussion be tabled. The motion was regularly seconded and after brief discussion, the motion was defeated. W:. Oscar D. Smith moved that we reject the insurance offer. second, the motion was approved.
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R:. W:. Clifford Trax moved that the "Liability Insurance" recommendation passed at the Annual Communication on March 16, 1985 as a new By-law be rescinded. After regular second and discussion, the motion carried. (See item 5 page 125) The Grand Master, received numerous compliments for calling this Special Communication and the manner in which he conducted this business matter. No further business appearing, the Grand Master noted this was the 89th birthday of M:. W:. Owen E. Hodgson. All joined in singing "Happy Birthday." After again expressing his appreciation to Salina Lodge for the accommodations, the Grand Master closed the M:. W;. Grand Lodge in ample form on the Third Degree of Masonry.
Arris M. Johnson Grand Master ATTEST:
Albert O. Arnold, J r . Grcind Secretary
MOST WORSHIPFUL GRAND LODGE OF ANCIENT FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS OF KANSAS GRAND LODGE OFFICERS 1985-1986
M:. W:. Arris M. Johnson, Grand Master, Hays No. 195, 2714 Hillcrest, Hays, 67601 R:. W:. Durward C. Danielson, Deputy Grand Master, Lafayette No. 16, 223 N. 14th Manhattan, 66502 R: . W:. Clifford D. Knauss, Grand Senior Warden, Halstead No. 46, P. O. Box 151, Halstead, 67056 R:. W:. Claude W. "Norris, Grand Junior Warden, Rising Sun No. 8, 1523 Crawford, Ft. Scott, 66701 M:. W:. William F. Mcintosh, PGM, Grand Treasurer, Clay Center No. 134, Box 514, Clay Center, 67432 R:. W:. Albert O. Arnold, Jr., Grand Secretary, Rosedale No. 333, Box 1217, Topeka, 66601 W:. Conrad F. Johnson, Grand Chaplain, Smithton No. 1, 217 S. 12th, Sabetha, 66534 W:. Robert M; Nease, Grand Senior Deacon, Kilwinning No. 265, Box 716, Hugoton, 67951 W:. Jerry K. Van Allen, Grand Junior Deacon, Sharon.Springs No. 417, HC 2 Box 161, Sharon Springs, 67758 W:. Myron G. Johnson, Grand Marshal, Lenora No. 181, Lenora, 67645 W:. C. M. (Bud) Geis, Grand Sword Bearer, Circleville No. 20, Box 72, Circleville, 66416 ; W:. Thaine A. Clark, Grand Senior Steward, Hays No. 195, 513 West 16th, Hays, 67601 W:. Gilbert M. Angell, Grand Junior Steward, Delaware No. 96, 8524 Throup, Kansas City, 66112 W:. Benny L. Holloway, Grand Pursuivant, Narka No. 349, Route 1, Narka, 66960 W:. Robert J. Higgs, Grand Tyler, Golden Rule No. 90, 125 S. w. Courtland, Topeka, 66606 W:. Dan R. Sharp, Assistant Grand Tyler, Downs No. 204, 405 Morgan, Downs, 67437
Time of Meeting 1986
The One Hundred Thirtieth Annual Communication of the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of Kansas, will be in Salina, Kansas, Beginning Friday, March 21, and concluding Saturday, March 22, 1986, A. L. 5986
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KANSAS Organized March 17, 1856
THE ONE H U N D R E D T H I R T I E T H ANNUAL COMMUNICATION H E L D IN SALINA, KANSAS MARCH 2 1 , 22, 1986
M.-. W.-. DURWARD C. DANIELSON, MANHATTAN, 66502 R.-. W.-. ALBERT O. ARNOLD, JR., GRAND SECRETARY 320 W. 8th Street, P.O. Box 1217 Topeka, Kansas 66601 913-234-5518
M :. W :. ARRIS M. JOHNSON
GRAND MASTER MARCH 16, 1985 TO MARCH 22, 1986 (Biographical Sketch, See Page 133, 134)
M:. W:. LODGE A.F.&A.M. KANSAS 320 W . 8th Street
P. O . Box 1217
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MOST WORSHIPFUL GRAND LODGE OF A.F. S A.M. OF KANSAS GRAND LODGE OFFICERS 1986-1987 M:.W:. Durward C. Danielson, Grand Master, Lafayette No. 16, 223 N. 14th, Manhattan, 66502. R:.W:. Clifford D. Knauss, Deputy Grand Master, Halstead No. 46, Box 151, Halstead, 67056. R: .W: . Claude W. Norris, Grand Senior Warden, Rising Sun No. 8, 1523 Crawford, Ft. Scott, 66701. R: .W; . Robert M. Nease, Grand Junior Warden, Kilwinning No. 265, Box 716, Hugoton, 67951. M:.W:. William F. Mcintosh, PGM, Grand Treasurer, Clay Center No. 134, Box 514, Clay Center, 67432. R:.W:. Albert O. Arnold, Jr., Grand Secretary, Rosedale No. 333, Box 1217, Topeka, 66601. W: . Conrad F. Johnson,' Grand Chapla'in, Smith'ton No. 1, 217' S. 12th, Sabetha, 66534. W:. Don E. Robinett, Grand Senior Deacon, St. John's No. 113, Rt. 2, Box 52, Randall, 66963. W:. James H. Nolte, Grand Junior Deacon, Great Bend No. 15, 2433 Walnut Dr., Great Bend, 67530. W:. Walter M. Bird, Grand Marshal, Roger Sherman No. 369, 6721 Yecker, Kansas City, 66109. W:. Ralph E. Feldkamp, Grand Sword Bearer, Lafayette No. 16, Rt. 6, Box 23, Manhattan, 66502. W:. J. Steven Molstad, Grand Senior Steward, St. Thomas No. 306, Box 421, Colby, 67701. W:. Harry Peterson, Grand Junior Steward, Xenia No. 47, Rt. 3, Fort Scott, 66701. W:. Henry V. Beck, Grand Pursuivant, Lafayette No. 16, 1863 Elaine Dr., Manhattan, S6502. W:. Donald L. Doll, Grand Tyler, North Star No. 168, 1509 W. Lotus, Wichita, 67213. W:. Lloyd D. Crall, Assistant Grand Tyler, St. Bernard No. 222, 1915 Hart, Dodge City, 67801.
GRAND LODGE COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN CREDENTIALS James R. Struble, Salina No. 60, 3724 S.W. 31st, Topeka, 66614. REPORTS OF GRAND OFFICERS Paul E. Ferrell, Orient No. 51, 1910 S.E. 37th, Topeka, 66605. FINANCE Merle D. Bradley, Topeka No. 17, 2300 W. 30th, Topeka, 66611. JURISPRUDENCE Arthur C. Hodgson, PGM, Corner Stone No. 219, Box 666, Lyons, 67554. TRIALS AND PUNISHMENT John Murray, PGM, King Solomon No. 10, 1020 S. 4th, Leavenworth, 66048. MASONIC EDUCATION Arris M. Johnson, PGM, Hays No. 195, 2714 Hillorest, Hays, 67601. PUBLIC SCHOOLS John A. Schowalter, Halstead No. 46, 303 Poplar, Halstead, 67056. TEMPLE BUILDING AND REMODELING Chester L. Gilbert, PGM, Topeka No. 17, 3455 S.W. Huntoon, Topeka, 66604. CHARTERED LODGES AND LODGES U/D Robert G. Jackson, PGM, Wakarusa No. 402, 3825 S.W. Worwicktown Rd., Topeka,, 66610. FOREIGN RELATIONS Forrest D. Haggard, PGM, Ancient Form No. 34, 7600 W. 75th, Overland Park, 66204. RITUALISTIC WORK J. Fred Williamson, PGM, Royal No. 192, 310 S. Purdy, Lyons, 67554. TOTAL YOUTH Jerry K. Van Allen, Sharon Springs No. 417, HC2, Box 161, Sharon Springs, 67758. PUBLICATIONS Floyd E. (Gene) Ramsey, Ottawa No. 18, 602 N. Main, P.O. Box 31, Ottawa, 66067. CORRESPONDENCE Kenneth Dooley, Mt. Vernon No. 145, RFD 1, Barnard, 67418. NECROLOGY Carroll C. Arnett, PGM, Belleville No. 129, 1615 Country club Rd. , El Dorado, 67042. OPERATION "KAN" Glenn L. Knapp, Easton No. 45, 2747 Frances, Leavenworth, 66048. GRAND LODGE LIBRARY Ben Graybill, PGM, Old Mission No. 152, Box 6, Shawnee Mission, 66201. GRAND LODGE ACTIVITIES Clifford D. Knauss, Halstead No. 46, Rt. 2, Box 151, Halstead, 67506. CHURCH-LODGE RELATIONS Kenneth V. Moses, Marysville No. 91, 1106 Center St., Marysville, 66508
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J. Fred Williamson, PGM, Royald No. 192, 310 S. Purdy, Lyons, 67554. David P. Aday, Wellington No. 150, Osborne, 67473. A. Franklin Baldwin, Ancient Form No. 3 4 , Rt. 1, Box 34, Fontana, 66026. Hurlbut K. Graves, St. Francis No. 404, Rt. 1, Box 66,.St. Francis, 67756. Charles D. Gallipeau, Wyandotte No. 3, 2627 N. 43rd, Kansas City, 66104. Richard R. Haefele, Ulysses No. 435, Box 854, Ulysses, 67880. Gerald A. Lough, Delaware No. 96, 2414 N. 82nd Terr., Kansas City, 66109. Robert M. Schroeder, Ben Hur No. 322, 4104 Strong Ave., Kansas City, 66106. Robert K. Shklar, Cosmos No. 278, 204 S. 5th, Kiowa, 67070. Alfred H. Slough, Chase No. 247, Box 5, Raymond, 67573. David F. Snyder, Bestor G. Brown N o . 433, 820 N . Old Manor, Wichita, 67208. James R. Struble, Salina No. 60, 3724 S.W. 31st, Topeka, 66614. Milton F. Thompson, Parsons No. 117, 1316 S. 29th, Parsons, 67357. Clifford L. Trax, North Star No. 1 6 8 , 3400 W. 77th, Valley Center, 67147. William G. Updegrove, Jr., Lewis N o . 220, Box 86, Lewis, 67552. Ronald E. White, Topeka No. 17, 1631 Atchison, Atchison, 66002-2247. James R. Winn, Salina No. 6 0 , 1020 Neal, Salina, 67401. GRAND LECTURERS EMERITUS
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Cecil S. Carter, Orient No. 51, 425 Elmwood, Topeka, 66606. Harvey L. Henderson, Satanta No. 446, Box 155, Satanta, 67870. Frank T. Moore, Albert Pike No. 303, 2314 Pattie, Wichita, 67211. Clarence W. Sills, Ben Hur No. 322, Parker, 66072. Earl M. Sitton, Paradise No. 290, 1100 S.W. 4th, Plainville, 67663. Carl W. Underwood, North Star No. 168, 915 Country Acres, Wichita, 67212
TifiE OF ftETiNS 1987 THE ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-FIRST ANNUAL CONMUNICATION OF THE MOST WORSHIPFUL GRAND IJXGE OF AJCIENT FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS OF KANSAS, WILL BE I N SALINA, KANSAS, BEGINNING FRIDAY, MARCH 20, AND CONCLUDING SATURDAY, MARCH 2 1 , 1987, A.L. 5987.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE M:.W:. GRAND LODGE OF A.F. & A.M. OF KANSAS ONE HUNDRED THIRTIETH ANNUAL COMMUNICATION Salina, Kansas March 21, 1986 The M:.W:. Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of Kansas was convened in its 130th Annual Communication on this date at the Masonic Temple located in the city of Salina, Kansas. Promptly at 8:30 A.M., the Officers of the Grand Lodge, A.F. & A.M. of Kansas, proceeded into the Lodge Room on the call of the Deputy Grand Master. M: .W:. Arris M. Johnson was then escorted to the East and sounded the gavel beginning the 130th Annual Communication of the Grand Lodge of Kansas. Ladies, guests and friends were invited to the opening excercises. FLAG PRESENTATION The presentation of colors which included the flags of Mexico and Canada, was presented by the Legion of Honor of Isis Ten^le Following the posting of the colors and Pledge of Allegiance, the Grand Master introduced his wife, mother, and sister to the assembly, and extended a very warm and exhuberant welcome to all present. INTRODUCTIONS Twenty-two Past Grand Masters were presented and escorted to the East for introduction, and their ladies were acknowledged. The following visiting Grand Masters were introduced: M:.W:. Harold D. Paschal, Iowa; M:.W:. Donald J. Flood, Minnesota; M:.W:. Charles W. Amidon, Nebraska; M:.W:. Joe R. Manning, Jr., Oklahoma; M:.W:. Lyle Rowen, South Dakota; and their ladies. Other visiting Greuid Lodge Officers and their ladies were introduced, including: R:.W:, Norman L. Hoff, D.G.M., Colorado; R:.W:. Tom Eggleston, G.S., Iowa; R:.W: Wayne G. Luenenborg, D.G.M., Nebraska; Mi.W:. Robert A. Metcalf, P.G.M., Nebraska; R:.W:. Paul R. Pierce, G.S., Nebraska; R:.W:. Paul R. Eveland, G.S.W., Nebraska; R:.W:. Jefferson J. Ensworth, D.G.M., Washington. Other Distinguished Guests included the officers of concordant bodies vrtio were introduced and their ladies recognized. (See Credentials Report) Thereafter the representatives of the Youth Orders were introduced, received a warm welcome, and then each spoke briefly to those assembled. Representing their organizations were: Kristen Tedrow, Grand Worthy Advisor, Grand Assembly of Kansas, International Order of Rainbow for Girls Holly Walker, Grand Bethel Honored Queen, Grand Bethel of Kansas, International Order of Job's Daughters Jay Weigman, State Master Councilor, State Chapter of Kansas, International Order of DeMolay A moment of silence was observed in memory of Ruth Cearly, W.G.M. , O.E.S. The Area Deputy Greind Masters and the District Deputy Grand Masters were asked to stand with their ladies and be recognized.
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"THE LADY" The Grand Master then introduced R:-W:. Tom Eggleston, Grand Secretary, Grand Lodge of Iowa, and his lady, Barbara. They presented the film "THE LADY" which is a tribute to the Statue of Liberty. This.moving and memorable experience was well received, and was followed by a contribution of almost a thousand dollars to be forwarded for the reconstruction and refurbishing of the Statue. R:.W:. Eggleston remarked that.more than $27,000 had been contributed by Kansas Masons. R:.W:. Tom Eggleston then presented our First Lady, Mrs. Arris (Virginia) Johnson and her mother with a special Statue of Liberty Pin to commemorate this event. M:.W:. Arris Johnson thanked the ladies and visitors for attending the opening exercises and, noting that he would be opening Grand Lodge, respectfully requested that they retire. REFRESHMENT TO LABOR The brethren were called from Refreshment to Labor at 10 A.M. and Grand Lodge was opened on the Third Degree in Antple Form.
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REPORT OF THE CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE R:.W:. James R. Struble, Chairman of the Credentials Committee, gave the following report which on his motion was accepted, subject to any necessary correction or additions: To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: The committee reports that we have recorded the following brethren present and entitled to seats in this One Hundred Thirtieth Annual Communication of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: GRAND OFFICERS M: .W:. Arris M. Johnson R: .W:. Durward C. Danielson R: .W:. Clifford D. Knauss R: .W:. Claude W. Norris M: .W: . William F. Mcintosh R: .W:. Albert O. Arnold, Jr W:. Conrad F. Johnson W:. Robert M. Nease W: . Jerry K. Van Allen W:. Myron G. Johnson W:. C. M. (Bud) Geis W:. Thaine A. Clark W:. Gilbert M. Angell W:. Benny L. Holloway W:. Robert J. Higgs W:. Dan R. Sharp
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Halbert G. Horton James E. Zimmerman Robert L. Foley J. Fred Williamson A. Freuiklin Baldwin Charles D. Gallipeau Hurlbut K. Graves ..._., Richard R. Haef ele Gerald A. Lough Robert M. Schroeder Robert K. Shklar Alfred H. Slough James R. Struble. Milton F. Thompson Clifford L. Trax William G. Updegrove, Jr James R. Winn Cecil S. Carter Frank T. Moore Clarence W. Sills Earl M. Sitton
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DISTRICT DEPUTY GRAND MASTERS (OUTGOING) 1985-1986 George Gerardy Paul W. Clingenpeel James A. Johnston Paul D. McDenned Charles J. Shifflet Clarence C. McNemar Bobby L. Ackerman Howard L. Smith Harrison K. Traul William L. McFall, Jr Charles E. Shubkagel James W. Carroll Gregory C. Wilson Roland A. Miles Paul L. Maxwell Gerald D. Magnus Donald MacPherson Dale Pooler N. Marion Patton John E. Patton Edward Anderson George H. Hardey
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DISTRICT DEPUTY GRAND MASTERS (INCOMING) 1986-1987 Lee M. Simmons H. Elvin Jones Harold B. Aldrich, III Vernon J. Clark Franklin McGee Willard H. Stanton Richard 0'Bryant Glen W. Niemeir Don Hadlock Phillip demons Jack I. M. Peterson Ronald Seute Ervel F. Cleaver Glen W. Ward Milan Rutti Neil D. McKenzie James R. Burris Robert H. Shepard Charles Roth Charles w. Lewis Chester E. Hall
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, .DISTINGUISHED GUESTS R:.W:. Norman L. Hoff, Deputy Grand Master, Grand Lodge of Colorado M:.W:. Harold D. Paschal, Grand Master, Grand Lodge of Iowa R:-Wi. Tom Eggleston, Grand Secretary, Grand Lodge of Iowa M:.W:. Donald J. Flood, Grand Master, Grand Lodge of Minnesota M:.W:. Charles W.^Amidon, Grand Master, Grand Lodge of Nebraska R:.W:. Wayne G. Luenenborg, Deputy Grand Master, Grand Lodge of Nebraska M:.W:. Robert A. Metcalf, Past Grand Master, Grand Lodge of Nebraska R:.W:. Paul R. Pierce, Grand Secretary, Grand Lodge of Nebraska R:.W:. Paul R. Eveland, Grand Senior Wcirden, Grand Lodge of Nebraska M: .W:. Joe R. Manning, Jr., Grand Master, Grand Lodge of Oklahoma M:.W:. Lyle Rowen, Grand Master, Grand Lodge of South Dakota R:.W:. Jefferson J. Ensworth, Deputy Grand Master, Grand Lodge of Washington OTHER DISTINGUISHED GUESTS M:.I:. R:.E:. 111:. M:.E:. M:.E:. W:. W:. Bro:. Bro:. Bro:. Bro:. Bro:Bro:.
Warner Pape, Jr., Grand Master, Cryptic Masons of Kansas David Snyder, Grand Commander, Knights Templar of Kansas K. Maynard Curts, Intendant General, Red Cross of Constantine of Kansas William G. Updegrove, Jr., Grand High Priest, Grand Chapter R.A.M. of Kansas James E. Zimmerman, Gremd Secretary-Recorder, York Rite Bodies of Kansas J. Eldon Masters, Executive Officer, DeMolay of Kansas Irl R. Mitchell, State President, International Hi-Twelve Stewart M. L. Pollard, Executive Secretary, Masonic Service Assoc, Maryland Donald J Horttor, President, Kansas Masonic Foundation James L. Claussen, Executive Director, Kansas Masonic Foundation Jerry Lindenbaum, Administrator, Kansas Masonic Home Tim E. Haddad, Director of Development, Kansas Masonic Home Bruce Humphrey, Director, Social Services & Development, Kansas Masonic Home Jo Kay Lysaught, Development Office, Kansas Masonic Home Buford Strader, Worthy Grand Patron, Order of Eastern Star Jeanette Huet, Past Grand Worthy Matron, Order of Eastern Star Louetta Secrest, PWGM, OES, Board Member, Kansas Masonic Home GRAND REPRESENTATIVES
Alabama - W. Nolan Artz; Alaska - Alfred L. Lewis; Arizona - William F. Mcintosh; Colorado - J. Fred Williiamson; Connecticut - John Rule; District of Coltimbia - William E. Bradford; Florida - Ray W. Kinzie; Georgia - Ben B, Boyles; Idaho - Eugene V. Beggs; Massachusetts - Vernon D. Martin; Michigan - Owen E. Hodgson; Minnesota - E. Dean Osborn; Missouri - Clifford D. Knauss; Montana - Paschal W. Lundy; New Hampshire - Lawrence D. Winegardner; New Jersey - Elvin S. Cox; New York - F. Warren Starns; North Dakota Arthtir C. Hodgson; Ohio - John H. Murray; Oklahoma - Basil Marhofer; South Carolina Chester L. Gilbert; Texas - K. Maynard Curts; Utah - Kevin Peterson; Vermont - James E. Zimmerman; Virginia - Glenn L. Knapp; Washington - George L. Gerardy; Wisconsin Robert D. Caplinger. Belgium (Regular Grand Lodge) - Joseph C. Campbell; Brasil (Goias) - Benny L. Holloway; Brasil (Minas Gerais) - Richard L. Becker; Brasil (Paraiba) - Larry L. Algott; Brasil (Guanabara) - Clifford L. Trax; Canada (Ontario) - Richcird D. Overton; Chile - Ray C. Hopson; Columbia (Bogota) - Merle D. Bradley; China (Taiwan) - Oscar D. Smith; Costa Rica - Ralph D. Walker; Ecizador - Addison C. Irby; El Salvador- John A. Schowalter; England - S. Allan Daugherty; France (Nat*l Grand Lodge) - David L. Recob; Germany Albert O. Arnold, Jr.; Greece - A- Franklin Baldwin; India - Claude Norris; Ireland Robert G. Jackson; Israel - Forrest G. Haggard; Japan - Carroll C. Arnett; Mexico (Nuevo Leon) - Ethan A. Quakenbush; Mexico (San Luis Potosi) - Damon M. Grimes; Mexico (York) Ben W. Graybill; Netherlands - Lloyd D. Crall; New Brunswick - Clarence W. Sills; New South Wales - Durwcird C- Demielson; Panama - David E. Casey; Quebec - Thomas C. Raum, Jr.; Queensland - Irwin L. Gedney; Scotland - Robert H. Arnold; South Africa - John W. Willey, III; South Australia - Conrad F. Johnson; Spain - James E. Bradley; Tasmania - Charles D. Gallipeau; Victoria - Arthur R. Seele; Western Australia - Arris M. Johnson.
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Terry L- Redman; J. Wayne Parrish Charley R. Wiggans; John Stoneking Wayne A. Lee; Arthur J. Tils M. Wayne Rush Oscard D. McKenzie Jerry L, Majors; Kevin K. King Max Croisant; John C. Laman Elmer E. Schaffer Leonard G. Scheurich; Phillip E. demons Ralph W. Kimmel; Raymond D. Hough Charles J. Beyer; Raymond R. Haden; Gary D. Benteman; Edward C. Slipsager Merlyn G. Farlee; Charles W. cline George J. Atkins Richard E. Zimmerman; Clayton L. Coad George S. Clark H. Lee Campbell; Vernon G. Kallvoda Willie L. Jones Edwin L. Stout; William A. Ramsey; Bobby J. Walker Danny L. Wynn; N. Marion Patton; George W. Yoxing H. Thomas Losh Glenn H. Heinlein William A. Eddy, Jr. Guy Coberly; Harold Oliver; Bobby Copeland, Charles H. Chalfant Wilfred L. Laferty; Albert L. Lafferty Fred L. Logan; Edward B. Sherwood; Melvin E. Grubb Robert D. Johnson; James B. Shields; Clarence E. Whitley; Prank L. Egbert Chester O. Jones, Jr.; Clyde Hill; Carl P. Harder Stanley Creitz; Mervin Howard; Kim L. Nelson Richard C. Barkow Edward Flaming; Michael D. Knak Luther J. Parker; Richard C. Read Carl E. McGinnis; Danny M. Hicks; Elvin S. Cox Albert A. Brick; Edmond A. Roberts; Robert J. White Thomas W. Wilson Stephen R. Knox; Lyman Snodderley Ross W. Sherwood Wallace Wolf Glen E. Kautz Sidney D. Hoobler; Robert H. Arnold Edward R. Garber, Jr. William Farmer John E. Wright; Ronald K. Peter; William F. Peter Thaine O. Beamer James E. Moore; Donald L. Grossman; Larry G. Peters; Donald L. Doll Kenneth Pincham Harold J. Schmidt Robert H. Saunders;, William R. Leonard Charles R. Belew; William E. McGinnis; Wilbur P. Bamgrover Lloyd Bradley Darrell Sharpe Dale N. Olsen Delbert W. Berry; C. Riley Best; Myron G. Johnson Irwin L. Gedney Francis D. McLaughlin James Bryan; Lemoin Landau Kenneth M. Blessant; Omer P. Henson Leonard T. Smith Earl M. Sitton Ernest L. Edmonds; Orville L. Oelschlaeger; Ervel F. cleaver Dale E. Jones Jack L. Welch; Chester R. Gish Wendell G. Lyon Joe G. Steimel; William D. Paul; Michael A. Legleiter; Lawrence E. Bodine Francis F. Sterling Richard C. Brozek Alden Major Ted Norden; David E. Wells; Douglas A. Pierce; James L. Frikken Henry C. Mertz; Wilford L. Doud; E. Max Skinner John Wayman; H. D. Swenson Robert L. Gardner; Kenneth D. Strader Glen W. Niemeir; Charles L. Beckford
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Paul F. Freeman James D. Dickson Ronald R. Pfenninger John Salmon Earl P. Krankenberg; Robert B. Reser; Virgil E. Biby Dan L. Brayton William G. Opdegrove, Jr.; Wilber S. Briscoef Jr. Albert L. Hxjdson; Val Gene A. Isaacson Jerry E. Stotler; Homer H. Jones John Shell Charles Baldry; Gregory C. Wilson Calvin Grover Lee R. Church Byron E. Walker George C. Kenworthy Michael P. ^tonhollon Jean Morey Dave Rundle; Jay B. McCaskill, Jr. Harold H. Walker; Thomas R. Phelps Gregory N. Ambrose Johnny J. Gillham Norm Noble Raymond L. Butts; Gilbert T. Aguilers; Alfred H. Slough Bob L. Click; William E. Nicholson John L. Rigg William C. Brovm Ben B. Boyles; George w. Stauth Oliver W. George Robert W. Fleming Harold F. Wanklyn; Milan Rutti Philip H. Payne Ronald T. Prince; Van Doubek William L. Pool Steven Potter; Ray Jenkins Richard D. Overton Jack Ellis; Thomas M. Oliphant; Denny M. Smith; Finis V. Swender Otis L. Vanderpool; Terry L. Cole Phillip E. Fleener; Bernard E. Weller; Kenneth L. Pemberton Robert K. Shklar Rogert Yost Paul Barrel; Harold Buick Fredrick W. Pratt; Don E. Scott Andrew J. Stairrett; Duane Barker Dale W. Dickhut Homer J. Cowdrey Roy J. Smith, Jr.; James A. Johnston Edward D. Anderson; Don L. Dicks Robert Riedl; Glen Rinehart; Billy L. Moore Thomas O. Hear Id Leonard M. Merrifield; Bradley A. Baral; Ralph G. Peck James E. Bradley Darrol Miller; Charles H. Metzger Lyman D. Hansen; John J. Moeller Kai W. Bradley Jimmy R. Davenport; Leonard w. DeWitt; John D. Doots; E. Dean Osborn Thomas W. Jones; J. Steven Molstad Frederick G. Clary; Gerald Clary Harry C. Stevens Robert P. Johnston; Robert M. Von Schlemmen; William N. Vander Beek Crockett White; Ethan A. Quakenbush Howard G. Bell; Thomas J. Nestor; James B. DeBerry Michel W. Starns Donald D. Hibbs; Gary A. Baggs, Jr.; Clifton T. Bruu; Gary A. Baggs, Clyde A. Secrest; Wayne K. Ozias Archie R. Smith Charles J. Shifflet William S. Farr Harvey W. McKinney; J. Richard Hanson Arthur E. Griffith; Robert D. Mayman Randall M. Lindstrom; Calvin E. Bruns Marvin A. Shoemaker
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RECAPITULATION Grand Officers Present Sub-Officers Present Past Elective Officers Present
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Area Deputy Grand Masters 1985-1986 (Outgoing) Area Deputy Grand Masters 1986-1987 (Incoming) District Deputy Grand Masters 1985-1986 (Outgoing) District Deputy Grand Masters 1986-1987 (Incoming) Past Masters (Exclusive of Grand Officer, ADGM, DDOl, PGM) Lodge Representatives (Exclusive of Grand officer, ADGM, DDGM, PGM) Master Masons
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Number of Lodges Represented 268 Number of Lodges on the Roll 361 The committee wishes to take this opportunity to thank M: .W:. Arris M. Johnson for the opportunity and privilege to serve this One Hundred Thirthieth Annual Communication. Fraternally and Sincerely,
James R. Strubel, Chairman John W. Willey, III Arvin K. Trent Bruce Shields James R. Winn
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1985 ADDRESS OF THE GRAND MASTER
To the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of Kansas: I welcome each and every one of you to this 130th Annual Communication of the Grand Lodge of Kansas. One year ago you exalted me to the highest station in Kansas Masonry, a position which Involves great responsibility and honor, and I accepted It with humility and yet with a great sense of pride. I have endeavored to serve the Masons of Kansas with my labors, my travels, my judgment, and with my entire devotion. Early retirement allowed me to devote full time to this high office and yet there were things I had hoped to accomplish which fell short. Thank you, thank you from the bottom of my heart for your confidence and support throughout this year. The many, many friends which will be mine throughout the rest of my life are a memorial to the wonder of Masonry. These friends are found, not only throughout this great Grand Jurisdiction, but throughout the United States and North America. Thank you my Brethren for allowing me this great privilege. As I have traveled this great Grand Jurisdiction, I find what I believe to be, one basic area of weakness among us. We as Masons do not know enough about our great Fraternity: its history, its laws, its landmarks, its philosophy and, most importantly, its meanings. I find only a few among us who can adequately answer the question, "What is a Mason?" or "What is Masonry?" Is it any wonder that our numbers are decreasing when we cannot adequately give an answer to a prospective member who asks us such a question! I have advocated the establishment of a Masonic Information program in each and every lodge as a part of the regular agenda of each meeting with the goal that each of us will become a better-informed and subsequently a better man and Mason. The several lodges who have installed such a program tell me that It is working by increasing attendance, creating interest, and by making Masonry more meaningful to each of the members. I urge every lodge in this Grand Jurisdiction to implement such a program. I believe that, just as we use the Compass to draw a circle by starting with the center, if we can become more knowledgeable as Masons, thereby getting the center of focus in proper perspective, other problems will then assume their proper perspectives. Council of Administration To R:.W:. Durward Danielson. R:.W:. Clifford Knauss, R:.W:. Claude Norrls and W;. Bob Nease, the Council of Administration, I say "Thank you for your dedication to Kansas Masonry and for your support throughout this year." They are all "good men and true" and have the interests of Masonry at heart. It has been an honor to work with you and I wish you great success in the future. To all who have been members of previous Councils of which I have been a part: M:.W:. Ben Boyles, M:.W:. Robert Jackson, M:.W:. Richard Porter and M: .W:. Lawrence Winegardner, thank you for your wisdom and support. I have learned much from them. Special Thanks My deep special thanks to to M:.W:. Ben B. Boyles, my Masonic Father, who appointed me as Grand Senior Deacon and who provided the opportunity to live and experience these past 5 years in the Grand Line. Thank you, Ben! Thank you, M: .W:. Warren Stams, for allowing me to serve as your Grand Junior Deacon. To all Past Grand Masters, I say a special thank you for your support and your wise counsel which you were always most willing to share. Thank you M: .W:. Arthur Hodgson, Chairman of Jurisprudence Committee, for your friendly and wise counsel which you always so willingly provided, when I asked for it. A very special thanks to each and every one of the appointive Grand Officers and their wives who so wholeheartedly supported the Grand Master and the Grand Lodge this year. They have traveled many miles to participate In and support the various activities of Grand Lodge. There are none better than you! Grand Lodge Staff A very sincere thank you to R: .W:. Albert Arnold, Grand Secretary, and the entire staff in the Grand Lodge office. You are special people who have done everything asked of you this year. Brother Al, your many years of experience have provided Insights and assistance which are invaluable. Thank you.
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Hays Lodge 195 Thank you, my Brothers, for your great support throughout this year. You have supported me in every way and I appreciate it very much. You took charge of my reception on April 13 and did a magnificent job. We had a wonderful crowd and it was a weekend to remember. There were seven or eight full rows of Masons and their wives who stayed overnight in Hays and went to church with us on Sunday. Thanks for a wonderful memory! And I won't forget the green St. Patrick's top hat which you provided along with the black silk top hat, and which encouraged our then-two-year-old grandson, Chris, to sing out at nry installation, "Take it off. Grandpa!" Special Communication A Special Communication of Grand Lodge was called in Salina on Saturday, June 8, for the purpose of discussing and voting on the liability insurance package as previously voted on at our Annual Communication in March. There were some new developments, not apparent at the Annual Communication, which needed to be brought to light and discussed. Full discussion was allowed on the issue, following which a vote was taken on a motion to repeal the action of Grand Lodge Annual Communication. The vote repealed the action taken at Grand Lodge Annual Coranunication'whereby each lodge would have been required to become a part of the state-wide liability insurance program. A second vote removed the "Liability Insurance" recommendation as passed at the Annual Communication on March 16 and rescinded the By-law pertaining thereto. The Grand Master thanks all who made the effort to be present at this Special Communication to consider these important issues and for the full and honest discussion. Thank you for your brotherly love and for the peace and harmony in our Fraternity. The Kansas Masonic Foundation Your Kansas Masonic Foundation has seen a change this year when Curtis Carey resigned from his position as Executive Secretary in order to pursue further education and training to enter another career, and Jim Claussen has now assumed that office. Jim comes to us highly recommended, and is now getting into the swing of the office in good shape. He tells me that things are looking good at this point in time. We thank Don Horttor, President of the Foundation, for his leadership and for the great progress made by the Kansas Masonic Band which this year doubled in size. The Kansas Masonic Home The Masonic Home has become a very favorite place for me. As with a very high percentage of Kansas Masons, I was not familiar with our Kansas Masonic Home when I began to work in Grand Lodge. Please believe me when I say that it is an outstanding place and one which we can be most proud of. It is worthy of our best efforts and full support. The residents and the staff always make you want to return. The Grand Family held a Christmas party this last December for the residents. We actually had two parties, one for the Health Care residents and another for the residents on the West Side. What a wonderful Christmas for" all of us! I only wish you could all have been there to share it. To Jerry Lindenbaum and the entire staff at "the Masonic Home, we thank you. It has been most rewarding to work with you. I will continue to give you ray full support. To all of you I say, "Thank you and keep up the great work!" The Fact-finding Committee members who served so well last year were asked to remain but under a new name. The Advisory Committee. Almost all accepted. Thank you all. A committee consisting of R:.W:. Roger Selgel, W:. Basil Marhofer and W:. Kevin Peterson served as a nominating committee to provide names for members of the Masonic Home Board of Directors, as recommended and passed at our Annual Communication, March, 1985. Youth Groups You are our future and our hope. One only has to be with these good young people to realize that our future is secure. One only has to be with them while they participate in their organizations and to know what they are getting from DeMolay, Rainbow for Girls, and Job's Daughters to realize that these young people are special and that they are receiving something special which other organizations do not provide. We salute you for your good works and want you to know that you have our continued best wishes and support.
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I was not privileged to be with the Rainbow for Girls and Job's Daughters at their annual meetings because of a conflict in time with the Rocky Mountain Conference. I was with the DeMolay young men at their annual conclave in Manhattan this year, and thank you for all of the honors and courtesies which you extended to me. Appendant and Concordant Bodies This has been a year of cooperation among all of the related Masonic bodies. It has been my real pleasure to cooperate with all of our brothers and sisters throughout this year. Brothers Bill Updegrove, Dave Snyder and Warner Pape of the Grand Royal Arch Chapter, Grand Commandery and Grand Council have been most cooperative and we have been together on a number of occasions: Great Bend for Grand Chapter and Grand Council; Phillipsburg for pin presentations; Topeka for Grand Commandery; and Hiawatha for pin presentations. Thanks Bill, Dave and Warner! Sister Ruth Cearley and the past three years as we feeling of cooperation and Worthy Grand Patron, Grand gether for special events.
I have worked together closely on calendars and events over prepared for and moved through our offices. We find-a great good will. On several occasions, the Worthy Grand Matron, Chapter officers. Grand Lodge officers, and I have been toI believe that we are one big family and need each other.
To the Potentates and Shrine members, I say thank you for your cooperation. You supported me on our trip to Imperial Shrine in Atlanta,- Georgia this last July where 46 of the Grand Masters were in attendance. You have encouraged your members to attend Masonic lodge and to develop a closer cooperation. You had a great Shrine Bowl game and program in Wichita this year where the All-Masonic Band did such a great job. You have been a visible part of our Fraternity. We do appreciate and thank you for all you have done. I have had the opportunity on several occasions to visit High-Twelve Clubs across the state. Thank you for allowing me to be your guest and to share some thoughts with you. The Scottish Rite bodies have been Liost cooperative and we thank you for the courtesies and honors' which you have given me. It was my pleasure to be initiated into the National Sojourners and also the Heroes of '76 this year. I was invited to attend the National Sojourners national convention in Oklahoma City and we had a great time. The program which they provide for our servicemen is terrific and again we had the pleasure of meeting many new friends. Thank you so much. To all of our concordant and appendant bodies, we appreciate you and hope that we will continue to work together for the benefit of all. Area Deputy Grand Masters and District Deputy Grand Masters From the beginning of the year I knew you would be a great group of men. Almost all of you were at Grand Lodge last year to be installed. The year began with your visiting the lodges of your District with the then-DDOl to "learn the ropes" and then attending the ADGM-DDGM School at the Masonic Home in Wichita in early February, Ruth Cearly, incoming Worthy Grand Matron, stole your hearts with her presentation and set the stage for the fine cooperation we have enjoyed throughout the year. To each and every one of you, and your fine work. Some of you ponded in full measure. You are group. Congratulations on a job
I express my sincerest appreciation for your dedication have been asked to do special tasks and you have resa great group of dedicated Masons and a most important well done.
Grand Lecturers and District Lecturers Thank you for your good work this year. We are now in the third year of the reduced proficiency program which was introduced by M:.W:. Richard A, Porter. Through M:.W:. J. Fred Williamson, Chairman of the Ritualistic Committee, I shared my views with you. They are that once we have initiated a Brother into our Fraternity, our obligations to him do not cease but have only begun. We can, as our worthy brother, Harry Carr, has said, take a good man and then make him a better man. We need to strengthen and fortify our study groups with Masonic Information so that we can learn, not only the ritual, but also its meaning. It is what happens to us in our minds and hearts which really makes us a Mason. I thank each of you for your support and good works this year. You have been faithful servants.
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To M:.W:. J. Fred Williamson, thank, you for a job well done. There has been some concern shown at the same time as the visit of the District Deputy Grand Master*s visit trict Lecturer should also have "his desired goal.
this year over the visit of the District Lecturer District Deputy Grand Master, I recommend that the be his alone and that it be "his night". The Disnight" to allow him full time to accomplish his
Other Grand Jurisdictions It was our pleasure and privilege to visit several Grand Jurisdictions for their Grand Lodge Annual Communications and for other events. I attended Annual Communications in Oklahoma, South Dakota, Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri, Texas and Colorado. I also attended Wyoming's Grand Lodge during the year I was Deputy Grand Master. I am happy that Virginia, my wife, was with me on Several of these trips and sorry that she could not be with me on all of them. We deeply appreciate the courtesies and the hospitality so cordially extended to us by these Grand Jurisdictions. At each of them we met new Masons and their wives who are now life-long friends. They are all most willing to discuss mutual problems and to share their wisdom and experience. M:,W:. Harland Benedict, Grand Master of Vtyoming, extended a special invitation to be with them at the Rocky Mountain Masonic Conference in July to share some of our Kansas experiences with them. It was a very worthwhile learning experience and we met and shared with Grand Officers of states out of our proximity: Nevada, Idaho, ^ntana, as well as Colorado and looming. We were privileged to have Al and Marge Arnold go with us. The Kansas Mason The KANSAS MASON editor. Gene Ramsey, has done a fine job this year. We are providing a special Grand Lodge edition this year to keep you informed of things pertaining to our Annual Communication. And we are still in the black! Thanks, Gene! New Roof on Grand Lodge Building We had accumulated enough funds in the account so that we could replace the roof on the Grand Lodge Building in Topeka which had served us for 60-plus years, the last few years to a degree a little less than satisfactorily. A defect in the guttering was also repaired - and it is all paid for! Consolidations We have had some consolidations this year. It is always sad to see a lodge which has provided the good things of Masonry to a community over the years reach a point where it can no longer function. Thinking it to be in the best interests of all concerned, I have permitted those lodges who requested consolidation to proceed, making sure that they are aware of the by-laws which govern such a process. We had one lodge which chose to relinquish its charter. We encourage all the members of that lodge to search for a lodge who will accept them as members and not drop from our membership. Special Events It is always a special event to be able to present 25-, 50-, and 60-year pins and recognitions. I have had the pleasure to present many such awards this year, some in closed lodge, many in open presentations, and several in private homes and nursing homes. We treasure these good and faithful Masons who have served for these many years and wish them continued health and enjoyment of Masonry. All such events are memorable but one stands out. On June 25, the Grand Lodge officers were privileged to be in Atwood to present Brother Bob Bearley his 75-year pin and his son. Brother John Bearley, his 50-year pin. So far as we can discern, this is a Masonic first, ever, to have a father-son, 75-50-year pin presentation at the same time. There were 511 years of Masonry represented in the Atwood lodge that evening among those who were actually present in the Bearley family! Our sincerest congratulations go to Brothers Bob and John and to the entire Bearley family. Bob's younger brother, Gus, is a 73-year member and will soon be receiving his 75-year pin. I understand that his son plans to receive his 50-year pin at the same time. What a record! We were privileged as Grand Lodge officers, to place a permanent Past Grand Master marker on the grave of M:.W:. William Harrison in Downs on May 18. Helen Harrison, wife of PGM Bill, and her two sons, Bill and Bogue, were with us for the beautiful
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ceremony. That day also included a reception for your Grand Master in the afternoon and a 100th Anniversary for the Eastern Star Chapter in Downs, We have had the privilege of breaking ground for two new lodge buildings this year: Columbus on March 21 and Garden City on June 5. The Garden City lodge also held a buffalo feed and a 100th Anniversary celebration on the same evening! Other lodges also held 100th Anniversaries this year: Waverly, St. John, and Lenora. Humboldt had their 125th this year. Congratulations to all of you! Stanley Lodge held a Dedication ceremony on the completion of their building this year. Alta Vista, whose lodge burned only a short while back, has now built a new building and on March 2 will hold a mortgage burning and Dedication of the new building. Congratulations to you both. We as Grand Lodge Officers laid the cornerstone for Silver Lake Methodist Church in July. We are most appreciative of the opportunity to share with these groups in their attainments. A few other events seem to stand out in my recollections of this year. The Old Oak Tree meeting at Little River this fall where a large crowd from all over our Grand Jurisdiction was present, was a highlight. What a privilege to receive the real lambskin! The Riley outdoor meeting was one of several outdoor meetings, all of which were memorable. But the Riley meeting stands out because a horse ate part of the roof off ray car! I thought the insurance man would be surprised - but he wasn't. Rock Springs Labor Day weekend was a success again this year, even though it was a bit hot. We do recommend it as the most relaxing weekend of the year where you can enjoy a non-structured time of fellowship with Masons and families. Rulings 1. I ruled, after consultation with the Jurisprudence Committee, that a member who refused to pay the special three-dollar assessment for the Masonic Home should be considered delinquent and dropped from membership for non-payment of dues at the end of the prescribed time. 2. One of our lodges which had made a tape recording of the esoteric work for use with a candidate, was reprimanded, admonished never to allow such practice to occur in the future, directed to turn over the tape(s) immediately to my personal representative, and to get on with the conferral of degrees for those in waiting. 3. I reaffirmed the rulings of previous Grand Masters not to allow the use of alcoholic beverages in the Sallna Masonic Temple. 4. I ruled that Osage Valley Lodge No. 24 at Osawatomie be allowed to keep some of their funds in a special account so long as the Treasurer retains control of the account as stated in By-law 3-308. 5. I ruled that Osage Valley Lodge No. 24 may, at their own discretion, require a new member to pass a proficiency exam on the Third Degree. 6. I ruled that a lodge may not confer work upon more than one candidate at the same time except those portions as stated in By-law 4-212. CoTnnrl.tteemen My sincere thanks go to all of you for your willingness to serve and for the fine work you have done. I have not given some of you the direction I had Intended and I apologize for that. Tou have all done well what you were asked to do and what the job required. Thank you very much. Widow's Pins We have this year designed and secured a supply of Widow's Fins to be used by those lodges ^ I c h choose to do so. They are a beautiful pin which some of our widows have now received with great appreciation. Each lodge is encouraged to provide a meaningful ceremony, appropriately timed, to present these pins and thereby help to make our Masonic widows feel secure, wanted and appreciated. These pins may be secured from the Grand Secretary at a nominal cost.
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North American Grand Masters' Conference As Deputy Grand Master, it was my pleasure to attend the North American Grand Masters* Conference in tfyrtle Beach, South Carolina, in February, 1985. It is a great place to share ideas and solutions to problems. Your Grand Master was honored to be elected to serve as Chairman of the Planning Committee for the next North American Grand Masters* Conference in Arlington, Virginia, in February, 1986. What a pleasure to serve with such a distinguished group of Masons from all over North America and with some who come from Central America. Grand Representatives It has been ray pleasure to appoint the following Brothers as Grand Representatives: Gabon Mexico (Cosmos) Sweden
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My Family A man could not ask for more or better support than has been mine through the past several years from my entire family. Virginia, my wife and First Lady of Kansas Masons, has been most supportive, has devoted much of her time, has given good counsel, has planned many special programs and activities (such as the Masonic Home Christmas party for the residents), and, in every way, been a great First Lady of Kansas Masons. Thank you, my First Lady! To Pam, Stuart, Jeff and Chris McGowne (our daughter and family), thanks for all of the times you supported us in so many ways, when you took care of our home while we were gone, when you fed our dog, and for making us feel good to be home again. Thank you again for the beautiful quilt which you and Mom made and presented to me at my installation (and which has been talked about over our state). Thanks to my Mother, Mrs. Lydia Johnson, a great lady who has met and conquered many trials in life but who always smiles and goes on. She says she is proud of her son. Thanks, Mom! Thanks to my sister, Mrs. Elda Dickenson, for your support, not just this year, but always. GOD BLESS ALL OF YOU! Arris M. Johnson Grand Master
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Riley, Ashlar Lodge No. 344. Outdoor meeting Ft. Scott, Rising Sun Lodge No. 8. Xenla, Lodge No. 47. Noon picnic Cherokee, Lodge No. 119. Evening Wichita, Masonic Home Lodge No. 450. St. John's Day, 8:30 A.M. AtuDOd, Lodge No. 164. Presentation of 75 and 50-year pins to father and son. Dinner at 6:00 P.M., open Grand Lodge, public presentation of pins Wichita. Masonic Home Luau Atlanta, Georgia. Imperial Shrine Cheney. Keel Pit Manhattan. DeMolay Conclave Kansas City, Wyandotte Lodge No. 3. 50-year pins, 7:00 P.M. Wichita. Shrine Bowl Scandinavian Trip. Lansing, Nine Mile Lodge No. 49. Junction City. Sock Springs Retreat
1-2 Junction City. Rock Springs Retreat 4 UEuaego, Lodge No. 75. Pin presentations, 6:30 P.M. 5 Glrard, Lodge No. 93. Open meeting, 6:30 P.M. 7 Altamont, Lodge No. 69 Wives and Widows Night, 7:30 P.M. 9 Lenexa, Lodge No. 135. Dinner, 6:30 P.M. 25, 50-year pin presentation 12 Olathe, Lodge No. 19. 13 Kansas City, Delaware Lodge No. 96. 4th District, Third Degree 14 Glen Elder, Lodge No. 294. Pork Feed 18 Council Grove, Lodge No. 36. 50-year pin presentation 19-21 Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Grand Lodge of Iowa 26 Little River, Comer Stone Lodge No. 219. Oak Tree 27 Topeka, Orient Lodge No. 51. Past Masters' Night 28 Arkansas City, Crescent Lodge No. 133. Quarry Lodge 29-31 St. Louis, Missouri. Grand Lodge of Missouri 1 Grand Lodge of Missouri 4 Shawnee Mission, Ancient Form Lodge No. 34. Open 6:30 P.M., call to refreshments, resume labor for reception of Grand Master and party. Baxter Springs, Lodge No. 71. Kinsley, Mt. Morlah Lodge No. 179. Steak dinner, 6:30; Lodge open 8:00 P.M. to receive Grand Master's party, followed by open meeting to present four 50-year emblems. Ladles welcome 9 Newton, Lodge No. 142. Pin presentation 10 Wichita, North Star Lodge No. 168. 42nd Anniversary and pin presentations 11 Wichita. Amaranth 12 Topeka. Scottish Rite 14 Minneola, Lodge No. 431. Dinner at 6:30 P.M. in Civic Center 16 Wakarusa, Lodge No. 402 17 Wellington, Lodge No. 150. 18 Sharon Springs, Lodge No. 417. 19 St. Francis, Lodge No. 404. Widows' night. 7:00 P.M. central time 21 Wichita. High-Twelve, at noon in Shrine Temple Anthony, Lodge No. 200. Dinner, 6:30 P.M., open meeting, 7:30 P.M. Ladles welcome. Four 25-year, emblems and three 50-year emblems presentation Belle Plalne, Lodge No. 173. Lawrence, Lodge No. 6 and Acacia Lodge No. 9. Joint-meeting. Pin presentation 25 Holsington, Lodge No. 331. Covered dish dinner, 6:30 P.M. Two 50-year pin presentations 26 Wichita. Masonic Home Board Meeting 28 Winona, Wallace Lodge No. 318. 50-year pin presentation
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Dinner, 6:30 P.M., pin presentation Augusta, Mystic Tie Lodge No. 74. Pin presentation, dinner, 6:30 P.M. followed by brief stated communication to receive Grand Master's party, open meeting follows. Ladies welcome.
Kingman, Ninnescah Lodge No. 230. 6:30 dinner. Past Masters' Night. 25 and 50-year pin presentations Halstead, Lodge No. 46. Table Lodge and Past Masters' Night, 6:00 P.M Almena, Naphtali Lodge No. 310. Homecoming Sallna. Isls Shrine Ceremonial Valley Center, Lodge No. 364. Past Masters' Night and Oyster. Feed. 50-year pin presentation Russell, Lodge No. 177. Past Masters' Night and Pork Feed, 6:30 P.M. Ladies welcome Manhattan, Lafayette Lodge Noi 16, 50-year pin and 60-year certificate presentations Atwood, Lodge No. 164. Climax, Lodge No. 411. Pittsburg. Mirza Shrine Ceremonial Allen, Lodge No. 335. Scholarship Night, evening Pratt, Kilwinning Lodge No. 265
6 Waco, Texas. Grand Lodge of Texas 11 White City, Lodge No. 380. 13 Wichita. Grand Lodge Officers' Christmas Party for families 14 Wichita. Masonic Home, Grand Lodge Officers and wives' Christmas party for residents Masonic Home Lodge No. 450, install Officers, 12:30 P.M. Cherokee, Lodge No. 119. Install Officers, evening 16 Plainville, Lodge No. 290. Install Officers 25 Christmas Day
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1 Wichita. ADGM and DDGM training session 4 Augusta, Mystic Tie Lodge No. 74. Visitation 8 Americus, Lodge No. 109. 25, 50 and 60-year recognitions 11 Ottawa, Lodge No. 118. Open meeting, pin presentations 13 Great Bend, Lodge No. 15. Visitation, pin presentations 15-19 Arlington, Virginia. North American Grand Masters' Conference 22 Lenora, Lodge No. 181. 100th Anniversary celebration
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2 Alta Vist, Lodge No. 357. Mortgage burning. Dedication of Hall 3 Hays, Lodge No. 195. Official visit, pin presentations 4 Hiawatha. Joint meeting, York Rite heads of bodies; joint pin presentations 6 Sallna, Lodge No. 60. 25 and 50-year pin presentations 8 Salina. Isis Shrine Potentate's Ball 12 Newton, Lodge No. 142. Pin presentations 15 Garden City. Cornerstone laying for new Masonic Temple 20-22 Salina. Grand Lodge of Kansas
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P R O C L A M A T I O N WHEREAS: Freemasonry proudly acknowledges St. John the Baptist and St. John the Evangelist as its Patron Saints, honors their memory, points to their lives in its ritualistic work, and dedicates its Lodges to them, and WHEREAS:
The annual observance of the Feasts of Sts. John has occupied a place of primary importance in the activity of every Craft Lodge,
NOW THEREFORE, I, Arris M. Johnson, Grand Master of Freemasons in Kansas, do hereby proclaim a general and simultaneous observance of the Feast of St. John the Baptist by the Lodges of this jurisdiction on Sunday, June 23rd, 1985. For the purpose herein set forth, I am asking the Lodges to begin at once to make plans for attendance at a service of Divine worship as a Lodge or as a group of Lodges to proclaim and observe this festive day. It is understood that a Church must first extend an invitation and that acceptance of the invitation must be agreeable to the. brethren of the Lodge, all in keeping with the spirit of the General Regulations of Masonry. I call upon all Master Masons to join with Masonic Brethren and participate with their Lodges in the act of Divine worship so rich in Masonic tradition. I ask the full cooperation of all Masonic and related organizations of whatever rite, name or title, that they urge their membership to worship with the brethren of their Lodges on this Sunday nearest the Feast of St. John for the purpose of rededlcation of Masonic ideals. Given under my hand and Seal of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge, A.F. & A.M. 24th day of May, 1985.
of Kansas, this
Arris M. Johnson Grand Master ATTEST: Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
FROM THE GRAND EAST To the Masters, Wardens and Brethren of Hamilton Lodge No. 301, A.F. & A.M., Hamilton, Kansas, and Madison Lodge No. 196, A.F. & A.M., Madison, Kansas: A proposition to consolidate Hamilton Lodge No. 301, A.F. & A.M., Hamilton, Kansas, and Madison Lodge No. 196, A.F. & A.M., Madison, Kansas, has been submitted in accordance with the provisions of ARTICLE IX, Section 8, of the Constitution. The proceedings thereunder appear to be regular and the Secretary of each Lodge has certified that the resident members of his Lodge were notified and that final action was favorable to the consolidation in each Lodge by the necessary two-thirds ballot. NOW, THEREFORE, I, Arris M. Johnson, by virtue of the power and authority vested in me as the duly elected and Installed Grand Master of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of Ancient, Free, and Accepted Masons of Kansas, and acting in accord with the above provisions of our law, do hereby declare the above Lodges to be consolidated under the name and number of Madison Lodge No. 196, A.F. & A.M., located at Madison, Kansas. IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the Secretary of Hamilton Lodge No. 301, A.F. & A.M., transmit the Seal and Charter of said Lodge to the Grand Secretary at Topeka, Kansas, and he shall turn over all property, accounts, books, and records to the Secretary of Madison Lodge No. 196, A.F. & A.M., in accordance with By-law 3-618, Assets and Liabilities. The effective date of this consolidation shall be April 1, 1985. It shall be the responsibility of the Secretary of Hamilton Lodge No. 301 Co list all properties owned by the said Lodge and title thereto shall transfer to Madison Lodge No. 196 as above provided for.
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The Secretary of Hamilton Lodge No. 301 shall also report to the Grand Secretary and the Secretary of Madison Lodge No. 196 any changes to the membership roll of said Lodge which may have taken place during the period of December 31, 1984, to April 1, 1985, and he shall further make a listing of the membership of said Lodge showing the dates to which dues have been paid. It shall be the responsibility of the Secretary of Madison Lodge No. 196, A.F. & A.M., to report to the Grand Secretary the dates on which all terms of the Edict have been complied with. In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Seal of the Grand Lodge to be affixed in the City of Topeka, this 1st day of April, 1985, A.L. 5985. Arris M. Johnson Grand Master ATTEST: Albert 0. Axnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
EDICT FROM THE GBAND EAST To Che Masters, Wardens and Brethren of Cunningham Lodge No. 427, A.F. & A.M., Cunningham, Kansas, and BUlwlnnlng Lodge No. 265, A.F. & A.M., Pratt, Kansas: A proposition to consolidate Cunningham Lodge No. 427, A.F. & A.M., Cunningham, Kansas, and Kilwinning Lodge No. 265, A.F. & A.M., Pratt, Kansas, has been submitted in accordance with the provisions of ARTICLE IZ, Section 8, of the Constitution. The proceedings thereunder appear to be regular and the Secretary of each Lodge has certified that the resident members of his Lodge were notified and that final action was favorable to the consolidation in each Lodge by the necessary two-thirds ballot. HOW, THEBffiFORE, I, Arris M. Johnson, by virtue of the power and authority vested in me as the duly elected and installed Grand Master of the H:.W:. Grand Lodge of Ancient, Free, and Accepted Masons of Kansas, and acting in accord with the above provisions of our law, do hereby declare the above Lodges to be consolidated under the name - and number of Kilwinning Lodge No. 265, A.F. & A.M., located at Pratt, Kansas. IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the Secretary of Cunningham Lodge No. 427, A.F. & A.M., transmit the Seal and Charter of said Lodge to the Grand Secretary at Topeka, Kansas, and he shall turn over all property, accojints, books and records to the Secretary of Kilwinning Lodge No. 265, A.F. & A.M., in accordance with By-law 3-618, Assets and Liabilities. The effective date of this consolidation shall be April 1, 1985. It shall be the responsibility of the Secretary of Cunningham Lodge No. 427 to list all properties owned by the said Lodge and title thereto shall transfer to Kilwinning Lodge No. 265 as above provided for. Tho Secretary of Cunningham Lodge No. 427 shall also report to the Grand Secretary and the Secretary of Kilwinning Lodge No. 265 any changes to theraranbershiproll of said Lodge which may have taken place during the period of December 31, 1984, to April 1, 1985, and he shall further make a listing of the membership of said Lodge showing the dates to which dues have been paid. It shall be the responsibility of the Secretary of Kilwinning Lodge No. 265, A.F. & A.M., to report to the Grand Secretary the dates on which all terms of the Edict have been complied with. m TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Seal of the Grand Lodge to be affixed in the City of Topeka, this 1st day of April,'1985, A.L. 5985. Arris M. Johnson Grand Master ATTEST: Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
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EDICT FROM THE GRAND EAST To the Masters, Wardens and Brethren of Gypsum Lodge No. 328, A.F. & A.M., Gypsum, Kansas, and Lindsborg Lodge No. 397, A.F. & A.M., Lindsborg, Kansas: A proposition to consolidate Gypsum City Lodge No. 328, A.F. & A.M., Gypsum, Kansas, and Lindsborg Lodge No. 397, A.F. & A.M., Lindsborg, Kansas, has been submitted in accordance with the provisions of ARTICLE IX, Section 8, of the Constitution. The proceedings thereunder appear to be regular and the Secretary of each Lodge has certified that the resident members of his Lodge were notified and that final action was favorable to the consolidation in each Lodge by the necessary two-thirds ballot. NOW, THEREFORE, I, Arris M. Johnson, by virtue of the power and authority vested in me as the duly elected and installed Grand,Master of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of Ancient, Free and Accepted Masons of Kansas, and acting in accord with the above provisions of our law, do hereby declare the above Lodges to be '.consolidated under the name and number of Lindsborg Lodge No. 397, A.F. & A.M., located at Lindsborg, Kansas, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the Secretary of Gypsum Lodge No. 328, A.F. & A.M., transmit the Seal and Charter of said Lodge to the Grand Secretary at Topeka, Kansas, and he shall turn over all property, accounts, books and records to the Secretary of Lindsborg Lodge No. 397, A.F. & A.M., in accordance with By-law 3-618, Assets and Liabilities. The effective date of this consolidation shall be May 1, 1985. It shall be the responsiblity of the Secretary of Gypsum Lodge No. 328 to list all properties owned by the said Lodge and title thereto shall transfer to Lindsborg Lodge No. 397 as above provided forThe Secretary of Gypsum Lodge No. 328 shall also report to the Grand Secretary and to the Secretary of Lindsborg Lodge No. 397 any changes to the membership roll of said Lodge which may have taken place during the period of December 31, 1984, to May 1, 1985, and he shall further make a listing of the membership of said Lodge showing the dates, to which dues have been paid. It shall be the responsibility of the Secretary of Lindsborg Lodge No. 397, to report to the Grand Secretary the dates on which all terms of the Edict have been complied with. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Seal of the Grand Lodge to be affixed in the City of Topeka, this 1st day of May, 1985, A.L. 5985. Arris M. Johnson Grand Master
ATTEST: Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
EDICT FROM THE GRAND EAST To the Masters, Wardens and Brethren of Jamestown Lodge No. 227, A.F. & A.M., of Jamestown, Kansas, and St. Johns Lodge No. 113, A.F. & A.M., Concordia, Kansas: A proposition to consolidate Jamestown Lodge No. 227, A.F. 5i A.M., Jamestown, Kansas, and St. Johns Lodge No. 113, A.F. & A.M., Concordia, Kansas, has been submitted in accordance with the provisions of ARTICLE IX, Section 8, of the Constitution. The proceedings thereunder appear to be regular and the Secretary of each Lodge has certified that the resident members of his Lodge were notified and that final action was favorable to the consolidation in each Lodge by the necessary two-thirds ballot. NOW, THEREFORE, I, Arris M. Johnson, by virtue of the power and authority vested in me as the duly elected and installed Grand Master of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of Ancient, Free and Accepted Masons of Kansas, and acting in accord with the above provisions of our law do hereby declare the above Lodges to be consolidated under the name and number of St. Johns Lodge No. 113, A.F. & A.M., located at Concordia, Kansas. IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the Secretary of Jamestown Lodge No. 227, A.F. & A.M., transmit the Seal and Charter of said Lodge to the Grand Secretary at Topeka, Kansas, and he shall turn over all property, accounts, books and records to the Secretary of
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St. Johns Lodge No. 113, A.F. & A.M., in accordance with By-law 3-618, Assets and Liabilities. The effective date of this consolidation shall be May 6, 1985. It shall be the responsibility of the Secretary of Jamestown Lodge No. 227 to list all properties owned by the said Lodge and title thereto shall transfer to St. Johns Lodge No. 113 as above provided for. The Secretary of Jamestown Lodge No. 227 shall also report to the Grand Secretary and the Secretary of St. Johns Lodge No. 113 any changes to the membership roll of said Lodge which may have taken place during the period of December 31, 1984, to May 6, 1985, and he shall further make a listing of the membership of said Lodge showing the dates to which dues have been paid. It shall be the responsibility of the Secretary of St. Johns Lodge No. 113, to report to the Grand Secretary the dates on which all terms of'the "Edict have been" complied with. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Seal of the Grand Lodge to be affixed in the City of Topeka, this 6th day of May, 1985, A.L. 5985. Arris M. Johnson Grand Master ATTEST: Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
EDICT FROM THE GRAND EAST To the Masters, Wardens and Brethren of McDonald Lodge No. 383, A.F. & A.M., McDonald, Kansas, and St. Francis Lodge No. 404, A.F. & A.M., St. Francis, Kansas: A proposition to consolidate McDonald Lodge No. 383, A.F. & A.M., McDonald, Kansas, and St. Francis Lodge No. 404, A.F. & A.M., of St. Francis, Kansas, has been submitted in accordance with the provisions of ARTICLE IX, Section 8, of the Consitution. The proceedings thereunder appear to be regular and the Secretary of each Lodge has certified that the resident members of his Lodge were notified and that final action was favorable to the consolidation in each Lodge by the necessary two-thirds ballot. NOW, THEREFORE, I, Arris M. Johnson, by virtue me as the duly elected and installed Grand Master Free and Accepted Masons of Kansas, and acting in our law, do hereby declare the above Lodges to be number of St. Francis Lodge No. 404, A.F. & A.M.,
of the power and authority vested in of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of Ancient, accord with the above provisions of consolidated under the name and located at St. Francis, Kansas.
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the Secretary of McDonald Lodge No. 383, A.F. & A.M., transmit the Seal and Charter of said Lodge to the Grand Secretary at Topeka, Kansas, and he shall turn over all property, accounts, books and records to the Secretary of St. Franci-S Lodge No. 404, A.F. & A.M., in accordance with By-law 3-618, Assets and Liabilities. The effective date of this consolidation shall be October 1, 1985. It shall be the responsibility of the Secretary of McDonald Lodge No. 383 to list all properties owned by the said Lodge and title thereto shall transfer to St. Francis Lodge No. 404 as above provided for. The Secretary of McDonald Lodge No. 383 shall also report to the Grand Secretary and the Secretary of St. Francis Lodge No. 404 any changes to the membership roll of said Lodge which may have taken place during the period of December 31, 1983, to October 1, 1985, and he shall further make a listing of the membership of said Lodge showing the dates to which dues have been paid. It shall be the responsibility of the Secretary of St. Francis Lodge No. 383, A.F. & A.M., to report to the Grand Secretary the dates on which all terms of the Edict have been complied with. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and cause the Seal of the Grand Lodge to be affixed in the City of Topeka, this 1st day of October, 1985, A.L. 5985. Arris M. Johnson Grand Master ATTEST: Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
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FROM THE GRAND EAST To the Masters, Wardens and Brethren of Frederick Lodge No. 337, A.F. & A.M., Frederick, Kansas, and Royal Lodge No. 192, A.F. & A.M., Lyons, Kansas. A proposition to consolidate Frederick Lodge No. 337, A.F. & A.M., Frederick, Kansas, and Royal Lodge No. 192, A.F. & A.M., Lyons, Kansas, has been submitted in accordance with the provisions of ARTICLE IX, Section 8, of the Constitution. The proceedings thereunder appear to be regular and the Secretary of each Lodge has certified that the resident members of his Lodge were notified and that final action was favorable to the consolidation in each Lodge by the necessary two-thirds ballot. NOW, THEREFORE, I, Arris M. Johnson, by virtue of the power and authority vested in me as the duly elected and installed Grand Master of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of Ancient, Free and Accepted Masons of Kansas, and acting in accord with the above provisions of our law, do hereby declare the above Lodges to be consolidated under the name and number of Royal Lodge No. 192, A.F. & A.M., located at Lyons, Kansas. IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the Secretary of Frederick Lodge No. 337, A.F. & A.M., transmit the Seal and Charter of said Lodge to the Grand Secretary at Topeka, Kansas, and he shall turn over all property, accounts, books and records to the Secretary of Royal Lodge No. 192, A.F. & A.M., in accordance with By-law 3-618, Assets and Liabilities. The effective date of this consolidation shall be November 1, 1985. It shall be the responsibility of the Secretary of Frederick Lodge No. 337 to list all properties owned by the said Lodge and title thereto shall transfer to Royal Lodge No. 192 as above provided for. The Secretary of Frederick Lodge No. 337 shall also report to the Grand Secretary and the Secretary of Royal Lodge No. 192 any changes to the membership roll of said Lodge which may have taken place during the period of December 31, 1984, to November 1, 1985, and he shall further make a listing of the membership of said Lodge showing the dates to which dues have been paid. It shall be the responsiblity of the Secretary of Royal Lodge No. 192, A.F, & A.M., to report to the Grand Secretary the dates on which all terms of the Edict have been complied with. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Seal of the Grand Lodge to be affixed in the City of Topeka, this 15th day of October, 1985, A.L. 5985. Arris M. Johnson Grand Master
ATTEST: Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
EDICT FROM THE GRAND EAST To the Masters, Wardens and Brethren of Coolldge Lodge No. 316, A.F. & A.M., Coolldge, Kansas, and Syracuse Lodge No. 309, A.F. & A.M., Syracuse, Kansas: A proposition to consolidate Coolldge Lodge No. 316, A.F. & A.M., Coolldge, Kansas, and Syracuse Lodge No. 309, A.F. & A.M., Syracuse, Kansas, has been submitted in accordance with the provisions of ARTICLE IX, Section 8, of the Constitution. The proceedings thereunder appear to be regular and the Secretary of each Lodge has certified that the resident members of his Lodge were notified and that final action was favorable to the consolidation In each Lodge by the necessary two-thirds ballot. NOW, THEREFORE, I, Arris M. Johnson, by virtue of the power and authority vested in me as the duly elected and installed Grand Master of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of Ancient, Free and Accepted Masons of Kansas, and acting in accord with the above provisions of our law, do hereby declare the above Lodges to be consolidated under the name and number of Syracuse Lodge No. 309, A.F. & A.M., located at Syracuse, Kansas. IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the Secretary of Coolidge Lodge No. 316, A.F. S A.M., Coolldge, Kansas, transmit the Seal and Charter of said Lodge to the Grand Secretary at Topeka, Kansas, and he shall turn over all property, accounts, books and records to the
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Secretary of Syracuse Lodge No. 309, A.F. & A.M., Syracuse, Kansas, in accordance with By-law 3-618, Assets and Liabilities. The effective date of this consolidation shall be November 25, 1985. It shall be the responsibility of the Secretary of Coolidge Lodge No. 316, A.F. & A.M., Coolidge, Kansas, to list all properties owned by the said Lodge and title thereto shall transfer to Syracuse Lodge No. 309, A.F. & A.M., Syracuse, Kansas, as above provided for. The Secretary of Coolidge Lodge No. 316, A.F. & A.M., Coolidge, Kansas, shall also report Co the Grand Secretary and the Secretary of Syracuse Lodge No. 309, A.F. & A.M., Syracuse, Kansas, any changes to the membership roll of said Lodge which may have taken place during the period of December 31, 1984, to November 25, 1985, and he shall further make a listing of the membership of said Lodge showing the dates to which dues have been paid. It shall be the responsibility of the Secretary of Syracuse Lodge No. 309, A.F. & A.M., Syracuse, Kansas, to report to the Grand Secretary the dates on which all terms of the Edict have been complied with. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Seal of the Grand Lodge to be affixed in the City of Topeka, this 25th day of November, 1985, A.L. 5985. Arris M. Johnson Grand Master
SPECIAL COMMDNICATION Downs Lodge No. 204, Downs, Kansas, May 18, 1985. A Special Communication of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge, A.F. & A.M., of Kansas was opened promptly at 10:00 A.M. by M:.W:. Arris M. Johnson, Grand Master, This Special Communication was opened on the Third Degree of Masonry as a Lodge of Sorrow for the placement of a Past Grand Master Emblem on the grave of M:.W:. William Henry Harrison. All of the Grand Lodge Officers were present. M: .W R: .W R: .W R: .W M: .W R: .H W W W W W W W W W W
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Arris M. Johnson Durward C. Danielson Clifford D. Knauss Claude W. Norris William F Mcintosh, PGM Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Conrad F. Johnson Robert M. Nease Jerry K. Van Allen Myron G. Johnson C. M. (Bud) Geis Thaine A. Clark Gilbert M. Angell Benny L. Holloway Robert J. Higgs Dan R. Sharp
Grand Master Deputy Grand Master Grand Senior Warden Grand Junior Warden Grand Treasurer Grand Secretary Grand Chaplain Grand Senior Deacon Grand Junior Deacon Grand Marshal Grand Sword Bearer Grand Senior Steward Grand Junior Steward Grand Pursuivant Grand Tyler Assistant Grand Tyler
Also in attendance: M:.W:. M:.W:. R:.W:. R:.W:. R:.W:.
Robert H. Arnold. PGM F. Warren Starns, PGM Warren Toney, ADGM, Area III Raymond R. Haden, ADGM, Area VIII Harold J. Schmidt, DDGM, District 44
The Grand Master welcomed the brethren present and especially noted the fact that .all Grand Lodge Officers were present. This is the first time that all Grand Lodge Officers had attended a Special Communication in many, many years. Mi.W:. Robert H. Arnold and M:.W:. F. Warren Starns were recognized together with the Area Deputies R:.W:. Warren Toney and R:-W:. Raymond R. Haden, and R:.W:. Harold J. Schmidt, District Deputy. W:. George E. Fletcher, Past Master and Mayor of Downs, extended a particularly warm welcome to the brethren and appreciation for the effort in making this ceremony possible.
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W:. Max Skinner, Past Master and Lodge Secretary, was highly commended by the Grand Master for his part in helping to make this ceremony possible. The Grand Marshal formed the brethren in practice procession, and thereafter they left for the Downs cemetery. At the cemetery, Mrs. Helen Harrison was present with her sons, William and Bogue, and Bogue's wife, Nancy. Many other brothers and ladies assembled, bringing the crowd to some seventy-seven in attendance. A biographical sketch of M:.W:. William H. Harrison noted his many services to the community through veterans organizations and to the Masonic fraternity. He was a great lover of the outdoors, and spent many hours hunting, fishing',* and' enjoying the good life. From his days at Kansas University until his retirement he had been affectloriat'ely known by one and all as just "Bill". His fair and honest dealings in the banking com^ munity are well recorded and point out the character of this man. This loving and devoted family man took much joy in his family and was a continual member of the Congregational Church of DownsWe gathered this day to honor the memory of this outstanding citizen and Mason and consecrate the gravemarker noting that he had served this Grand Jurisdiction as a Grand Master in the year 19A9. Following the services, it was announced that a luncheon would be served at the lodge and that all ladles and friends were invited to join all members and visitors at that time. This was a beautiful spring day with a mild temperature and very little wind. Peonies, iris and climbing roses were in full bloom and made this an altogether pleasant atmosphere and wonderful day to remember. The brethren returned to the lodge for luncheon, and the Grand Lodge was closed in Ample Form on the Third Degree of Masonry. A reception for the Grand Master was to be held between the hours of 2:00 and 4:00 P.M. to be followed by a Centennial Celebration of the Lucretla Garfield Chapter No. 36, O.E.S., Downs, Kansas. Arris M. Johnson Grand Master ATTEST: Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Overland Park Christian Church, Overland Park, Kansas, June 23, 1985, 7:00 A.M. By direction of the M:.W:. Grand Master, a Special Communication of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge, A.F. & A.M., of Kansas was opened in Due Form on the First Degree of Masonry in the Multi-purpose Room of the Overland Park Christian Church with the following Brethren occupying the several stations and places: R:.W:. Paul W. Clingenpeel, DDGM, District No. 5, as R:.W:. Roger S. Seigel, ADGM, Area II, as W:. Franklin B. McGee, Master, Overland Park #436, as W:. Louis A. Haslar, Master, Shawnee //54, as W:. Paul F. Frame, Master, Ancient Form #34, as W:. K. Maynard Curts, Ancient Form //34 & Overland Pk. //436, M:.W:. Forrest D. Haggard, PGM, Ancient Form //34, as W: . Robert J. White, Master, Old Mission #153, as Bro. Jack R. Wilson, Old Mission #153, as W: . Allen M. Peyton, Ancient Form #34, as W:. Phil McCracken, Ottawa #18, as
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Of the above, the following were recognized as Grand Lodge Committee members: M:.W:. Forrest D. Haggard, Chairman, Foreign Relations Committee W:. Phil McCracken, Member, Finance Committee W:. Newton Skirvin, Member, Public Schools Committee Following the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag of our Country, led' from the East, the" Acting Grand Master announced this Special Communication had been called, and opened along with many other such gatherings over the state, for the purpose of observing the Festival of St. John the Baptist. He expressed thanks to Ancient Form Lodge No. 34 for furnishing the Lodge paraphernalia and aprons, and to M:.W:. Forrest D. Haggard, PGM, Senior Pastor of the Church, and his staff, for providing the facilities and for inviting the Craft as guests. M:.W:. Haggard gave a brief history of the Festivals of The Sts. John, and briefly outlined the schedule of events for the morning, stating a continental breakfast had been prepared and was available for all who cared to participate in Fellowship Hall. Masons were invited to wear their aprons, with officers wearing their jewels of office, during the service of worship. After the breakfast, the worship service followed at 8:00 A.M., in the open-air patio, and included the following: Prelude and Processional of the Fraternity - led by the Acting Grand Marshal . Call to Worship Invocation and Lord's Prayer - The Gloria Patri Welcome by the Area Deputy Grand Master Communion of the Lord's Supper Sermon: "FINAL INSPECTION" - by Rev. Forrest D. Haggard, D.D. Closing Hymn and Benediction All'those assisting In the Service are active in the Masonic Fraternity and Included: Lectern: Communion: Offertory: Deacons: Greeters:
Paul W. Cllngenpeel, DDGM, District No. 5 Joe R. Urice Harvey Cooke John Pumphrey, Cal McBride, Glen (Bud) Tolman and Dale Knisely Lucius Bush, Ed Dillon and Ralph Hayes
At the conclusion of the Worship Service, the Masons retired to the Multi-purpose Room and Grand Lodge was closed in Due Form on the First Degree of Masonry at about 8:45 A.M. Paul W. Cllngenpeel, DDGM as Grand Master ATTEST: K. Maynard Curts, PM as Grand Secretary (Total Masons in attendance - between 35 and 40.)
SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Atwood Lodge No. 164, Atwood, Kansas, June 25, 1985. The M:.W:. Grand Lodge, A.F. & A.M., of Kansas was opened on the First Degree of Masonry for the purpose of presenting a 75 and a 50 year emblem to Brother Albert Robert Bearley and Brother John Robert Bearley, respectively. They are father and son. Grand Lodge was opened by M: .W:. Arris M. Johnson, Grand Master, with the assistance of the Grand Lodge Officers or their proxies.
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. Arris M. Johnson . Durward C. Danielson . Hurlbut K. Graves, Grand Lecturer, Lodge /M04, . Claude W. Norris . Albert H. Peterson, Lodge #164, as . Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. . Conrad F. Johnson . Robert M. Nease . Jerry K. Van Allen . Myron G. Johnson . C M . (Bud) Gels . Thaine A. Clark . Edward P. Schultz, Lodge //404, as . Benny L. Holloway . L. John McCain, Lodge #164, as . Noble W.-Dorsch, Lodge #404, as
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Others in attendance: R:.W:. John E. Buck, DDGM, District #59 W:. Orvest U. Beeghley, Committeeman, Masonic Education The Grand Master expressed his great pleasure at having such a fine turnout for this gala occasion. M:.W:. Arris Johnson called this a part of Masonic History. This owing to the fact it is believed to have been the only time when a father and son have received 75 and 50 year emblems. The recipients were given a warm round of applause. The doors were then opened and ladies, friends, and other members of the conraiunity were invited in. R:.W:. John E. Buck, District Deputy Grand Master of District No. 59, extended a warm welcome to all attendants and introduced M:.W:. Arris M. Johnson, Grand Master. The Grand Master, in turn, introduced his Grand Lodge Officers who were present and their ladies. He then asked that Brother Albert Robert Bearley and Brother John Robert Bearley be seated just west of the altar. Our Grand Master again noted that this was a moment in history, stating that Brother John Bearley, a longtime friend, had called him some months before asking that he be present and make the presentations on this occasion. Brother John (Jack) was raised on June 5, 1935. The Grand Master then noted that his father, Albert Robert, was raised on June 9, 1910, 75 years ago. The emblems were placed on both brothers* lapels and in addition, a Life Membership Card in behalf of Atwood Lodge No. 164 was awarded to Brother John and a 75-year Certificate was awarded to Brother Albert. The Master of Atwood Lodge No. 164, W:. Larry L. Jones, presented Brother Albert R. Bearley with a new lambskin - noting this was to replace the one he had originally been presented. A gift was also presented to Brother Jack Bearley by his family years of service to the community and to the lodge.
noting his many
The Grand Master spoke of the significance of the sunflower used as a background for the 50-year emblem and its connotation with those everyday events of a growing season we experience in our lives,; as well as the extent of charity to the four corners of the world. He noted the similarity in the 75-year emblem with the aforesaid, further noting a diamond placed in the center honoring the years of service. The Grand Master asked for and received responses from the Grand Lodge Officers and, in turn, congratulated these brethren and their friends and also the members of their families. Brother John (Jack) Bearley was asked to speak first, and had much praise and appreciation to all of those who had made this event possible. He especially noted the fine pot-luck dinner which had been assembled by the members of the Order of the Eastern Star and, further, the many acts of kindness and service during the preparation for this meeting and program.
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Brother Albert Robert Bearley was asked to respond and he recited the first paragraph of the Apron Lecture which received very warm applause. Then he noted his many happy years of marriage, some 62*5, before the passing of Mrs. Bearley, and how his longevity could be attributed to her care for him during their years of marriage. He also proudly acknowledged his family and thanked them for being present. Brother John Robert noted that there were a number of their family present and enumerated their years of membership: Albert R. Bearley, 75 years; Harry A. Bearley, Sr., 73 years; William L. Bearley, 61 years; John R. Bearley, 50 years; Richard H. Bearley, 45 years; Robert W. Watkins, 35 years; Donald E. Threlkel, 32 years; Harry A. Bearley, Jr., 28 years; Don L- Bearley, 26 years; Robert L. Bearley, 17 years; Max A. Bearley, 16 years; Robert E. Threlkel, 16 years; Fred D. Magley, 16 years; Donald L. Threlkel, 11 years; Jim Fields, 10 years; Tab Bearley, 1 month, 10 days. In total, 511 years, 1 month and 10 days of Masonry were represented. Brother John quickly pointed out that this was just the Bearleys in attendance, and there were actually more. In total, five generations of this family were present in the hall that evening each to give congratulations to the recipients. Many pictures were taken and many nostalgic memories were exchanged during the evening. Refreshments with an appropriately decorated cake were served, setting out the 75 and 50-year emblems, together with punch and coffee. No further business appearing. Grand Lodge was closed in Ample Form by the Grand Master. Arris M. Johnson Grand Master ATTEST: Albert 0. Arnold, JrGrand Secretary
SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Lake Lodge No. 50, Silver Lake, Kansas, July 28, 1985. A Special Communication of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge, A.F. & A.M., of Kansas was opened on the First Degree of Masonry by M:.W:. Arris M. Johnson, Grand Master, with the assistance of the following Grand Lodge Officers or their pro tems: M: .W: R: .W: R: .W: R: .W: M: .W: R: .W: W: W: W: M: .W: W: R: .W: R: .W: W: W:
Arris M. Johnson Durward C. Danielson Clifford D. Knauss Claude W. Norris Chester L, Gilbert, PGM, as Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. E. Dean Osborn, Committeeman, Lodge #303, Robert M. Nease Jerry K. Van Allen Robert G. Jackson, PGM, as C. M. (Bud) Gels Halbert G. Horton, ADGM, Area IV, as James W. Carroll, DDGM, District No. 20, Benny L. Holloway Robert J. Higgs
Grand Master Deputy Grand Master Grand Senior Warden Grand Junior Warden Grand Treasurer Grand Secretary Grand Chaplain Grand Senior Deacon Grand Junior Deacon Grand Marshal Grand Sword Bearer Grand Senior Steward Grand Junior Steward Grand Pursuivant Grand Tyler
The announced purpose of this Special Communication was to set the cornerstone of the United Methodist Church of Silver Lake, Kansas. The Grand Master noted the personal assistance of M:.W:. Chester L. Gilbert, Past Grand Master, as Grand Treasurer, and M:.W:. Robert G. Jackson, Past Grand Master, as Grand Marshal. The Grand Master expressed his pleasure at seeing so many present for this occasion and expressed his appreciation to W: . A. H. Thomas, Worshipful Master of Lake Lodge No. 50, for the arrangements and invitation. The brethren were given freedom of the lodge and formed in grand procession outside the lodge and walked to the site approximately two and a half blocks away.
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The Superintendent of the Methodist Church, The Reverend Jean Marie Grabher, was'presenj and began the ceremony, followed by words of prayer by The Reverend Paul S. Deever, church Pastor. The Pastor read the contents of the cornerstone box, noting the historical significance and purpose. Thereafter, the Grand Master and the Grand Lodge Officers performed the ancient Cornerstone Ceremony. Following the ceremony, M:.W:. Arris M. Johnson expressed his great pleasure to the church officials and those in attendance at receiving an invitation to act in this capacity. Further, he wished them well and God's speed in their efforts to con^lete this new structure. Pastor Paul S. Deever again addressed the audience and thanked them for coming and the Grand Lodge Officers for participating, and invited them to light refreshments at the church .manse as well as the lodge hall. No further business appearing, lodge was closed in Ample Form. Arris M. Johnson Grand Master ATTEST: Albert 0. Arnold, Jr: Grand Secretary Addendum: Brother and Mrs. Phil Gibson who were former residents of Silver Lake, made a chance visit while vacationing from Oakland, California. This was a pleasant surprise and added much to the ceremony and festivities of the occasion. Much of this ceremony was televised by WIBW-TV and presented on the 10 o'clock news in Topeka and the surrounding area. ' -
SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Stanley Lodge No, 444, Stanley, Kansas, November 17, 1985. A Special Communication of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge, A.F. & A.M., of,Kansas was called by M:.W:. Arris M. Johnson, Grand Master, at 2:15 P.M., Stanley, Kansas. This Special Communication was to dedicate the new temple of Stanley Lodge No. 444. The following Grand Lodge Officers or their proxies assisted in opening a Lodge of Entered Apprentice: M:.W . R:.W . R:.W . Rr.W . W . R:.W . W: . W . W, , W . W . W . W . W . W . W .
Arris M. Johnson Durward C. Danielson Roger S. Seigel, PM, Lodge #153, ADGM, Area II, as Claude W. Norris Charles D. Gallipeau, PM, Lodge #3, as Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Conrad F. Johnson James B. Border, PM. Lodges #436, //366 and #54), as Jerry K. Van Allen Myron G. Johnson C. M. (Bud) Geis Thaine A. Clark Gilbert M. Angell Benny L. Holloway Robert J. Higgs Dan R. Sharp
Grand Master Deputy Grand MasterGrand Senior Warden Grand Junior Warden Grand Treasurer Grand Secretary Grand Chaplain Grand Senior Deacon Grand Junior Deacon Grand Marshal Grand Sword Bearer Grand Senior Steward Grand Junior Steward Grand Pursuivant Grand Tyler Assistant Grand Tyler
The brethren were assembled into procession by the Grand Marshal who escorted the brethren into the lodge room. There the ancient Ceremony of Dedication was performed. Following the ceremony, M:.W:. Arris M. Johnson gave an interesting address on the analogy of the C o m , the Wine and the Oil, and its several references from Biblical times and its Masonic uses. 2:00 P.M.
Welcome - W:.M:. Howard Mallicoat Introduction of Officers and Members of Stanley Lodge History of Stanley Lodge No. 444 Memorial to Deceased Brothers Appreciation to those helping to complete Temple Short Recess
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Grand Procession Arris M. Johnson, Grand Master Introduction of M:.W Dedication Ceremony: Invocation - W:. Conrad F. Johnson, Grand Chaplain Buford Young, George Knoche, Bearers of Symbolic Lodge Ray Haberstroh, Chester Sheldon Principle Architect - Don Staten Bearer of Great Lights ^ Gary Knoche Bearer of Book of Constitution - Chuck Davis The C o m - Deputy Grand Master The Wine - Grand Senior Harden The Oil - Grand Junior Warden Ode Sung by - W:. Myron G. Johnson Accompanist - Sister Virginia Johnson, wife of the Grand Master Address - M:.W:. Arris M. Johnson, Grand Master Benediction - W:. Conrad F. Johnson, Grand Chaplalii Refreshments
The brethren were congratulated on the progress they had made in completing this beautiful new temple, and the ladies of the Eastern Star were also highly complimented for their- part in this effort. The Grand Lodge Officers and their ladies were introduced and the Grand Master also expressed his appreciation to R:.W:. Roger S. Seigel, ADGM, for acting as Grand Junior Warden and W:. Charles D. Galllpeau for acting as Grand Treasurer. W:. James B. Borders was also thanked for filling in as Grand Senior Deacon. R:.W:. Howard Mallicoat, DDGM, District No. 6, was also Introduced as was M:.W:. Ben W. Graybill, PGM, and his lady. An overflow crowd of more than 130 were on hand and expressed their appreciation for the ceremony. The brethren, ladies and friends were then asked to join in refreshments on the lower level. There they found sandwiches, cookies, cakes and pies, all in a liberal supply. Grand Lodge was declared closed by M:.W:. Arris M. Johnson, Grand Master. Arris M. Johnson Grand Master ATTEST: Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Alta Vista Lodge No. 357, Alta Vista, Kansas, March 2, 1986. A Special Communication of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge, A.F. & A.M., of Kansas was opened at 2:00 P.M. on March 2, 1986, on the First Degree with the following Grand Lodge Officers or their protems assisting: M: .W H: .W R: .W R: .W M: .W R: .W W R: .W W W
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Arris M. Johnson Durward C. Danielson Clifford D. Knauss Claude W. Norris Robert H. Arnold, PGM, as Albert O. Arnold, Jr. Conrad F. Johnson Raymond E. Weaver, DDGM, District No. 41, as Jerry K. Van Allen Myron G. Johnson C. M. (Bud) Geis Thaine A. Clark Gilbert M. Angell Benny L- Holloway Robert J. Higgs Dan R. Sharp
Grand Master Deputy Grand Master Grand Senior Warden Grand Junior Warden Grand Treasurer Grand Secretary Grand Chaplain Grand Senior Deacon Grand Junior Deacon Grand Marshal Grand Sword Bearer Grand Senior Steward Grand Junior Steward Grand Pursuivant Grand Tyler Assistant Grand Tyler
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W:. Vernon Bolinder Vernon L. Falter Theodore E. Jones John D. Bolinder Raymond S. Nelson
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Bearers of Symbolic Lodge
Also introduced was Chris Hendrickson. This Special Communication was called for the purpose of dedicating the new temple of Alta Vista Lodge No. 357, and also to burn the mortgage. During the opening, our Grand Master congratulated the brethren present for their efforts in making possible this beautiful temple. He further noted that on November 6, 1983, the old temple had been entirely destroyed by fire,, and "that this was a fine and good example of what can be accomplished with willing hand and cheerful hearts". The mortgage was brought forward and after appropriate photographs, it was then burned. The Grand Lodge Officers then performed the ancient ceremony of dedication. Following the ceremony, a Life Membership was presented to Brother Vernon Falter by the Grand Master with the assistance of Brother Harold Rollf. It was noted that this brother had spent much time and effort, as well as his own substance, in making possible this beautiful new temple. The Grand Master further noted the fact that this temple had brought the Masons of the community together and attracted new membership into their new temple. They were again congratulated. The Grand Lodge Officers' wives were introduced and, following the benediction, the lodge was closed on the First Degree of Masonry. The brethren and their ladies were then invited to a beautiful pot-luck dinner at the nearby American Legion Hall where the good fellowship continued on well into the afternoon. Arris M. Johnson Grand Master ATTEST: Albert O. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Tyrian Lodge No. 246, Garden City, Kansas, March 15, 1986. A Special Communication of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge, A.F. & A.M., of Kansas was opened at the present temple of Tyrian Lodge No. 246 on March 15, 1986, on the First Degree with the following Grand Lodge Officers or their pro tems assisting: M: .W R: .W R: .W R: .w R: .w R: .w
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Arris M. Johnson Durward C. Danielson Clifford D. Knauss Claude W. Norris Wilbur L. Morris, ADGM XI Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Conrad F. Johnson Robert M. Nease Jerry K. Van Allen Myron G. Johnson C M . (Bud) Geis Thaine A. Clark Gilbert M. Angell Benny L. Holloway Robert J. Higgs Dan R. Sharp
Grand Master Deputy Grand Master Grand Senior Warden Grand Junior Warden Grand Treasurer Grand Secretary Grand Chaplain Grand Senior Deacon Grand Junior Deacon Grand Marshal Grand Sword Bearer Grand Senior Steward Grand Junior Steward Grand Pursuivant Grand Tyler Assistant Grand Tyler
This Special Communication was called for the purpose of placing the cornerstone of the new temple of Tyrian Lodge No. 246 at Garden City, Kansas. The brethren journeyed by car to the new temple building where they were assembled by the Grand Marshal and proceeded to the indoor site for the ancient dedication ceremony. On completion of the ceremony, oiir Grand Master explained that he was "elated by this fine temple which is still under construction, but showed all the promise of fxillfilling the dreams and hopes
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of the members of Tyrian Lodge". Its location is near to the business section, and yet far enough away to maintain privacy, with adequate size and outstanding architecture. Following the ceremony, dinner was served to the nearly 150 guests and friends who had assembled for the ceremony. No further business appearing. Grand Lodge was closed in Ample Form on the First Degree. Arris M. Johnson Grand Master ATTEST: "Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. " " Grand Secretary
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REPORT OF THE NECROLOGY COMMITTEE M:.W:. Carroll C. Arnett, PGM, presented the following report which, on his motion, was accepted. At the conclusion of the report, prayer was offered by W:. Conrad F. Johnson, Grand Chaplain. To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: Most worshipful Grand Master and brethren, it is with sorrow and sadness that we approach the time of recognizing the severing of links from our Fraternal chain of Brotherly Love. Yet we must accept the fact that the moment we are born, we are destined to die. All mortals must put on immortality in order that we may have eternal lifeSince our last Grand Lodge Session, approximately 1*824 of our brethren have laid down their working tools of life, leaving us not to "fill their shoes", but rather to rededicate our lives to better serving God and man by more diligently carrying out the principles of our great fraternity. The circle of our Past Grand Masters eind present Grand Lodge Officers has not been broken this year. We are thankful that most of them are with us today to lead and direct us in the paths that lead to more glorious work. We mourn the passing of two widows of Past Grand Masters: Mrs. Marie L. McGinness, May 4, 1985; and Mrs. Lorraine Ecord, September 28, 1985. The Masonic and Eastern Star "world" was shocked and saddened by the untimely passing of Ruth Cearley, Worthy Grand Matron, in a car accident on March 13, 1986. Our Grand Master and she had worked together the past year in holding joint open meetings throughout the state. W:. Floran A. Rodgers passed away March 11, 1986. He had served on ten Grand Lodge Committees; received the Bronze Distinguished Service Award from the Grand Chapter of â&#x20AC;˘ R.A.M. in 1982; and published and edited the Kansas Masonic Journal for many years. Also, George E. Gustafson of Clay Center who was Grand Pursuivant in 1977. At the time of his passing he was serving as Grand Representative to the Grand Lodge of Sweden. He Died on June 21, 1985On October 15, 1985, John D. Montgomery of Junction City passed away. He was on the first Board of Trustees to our Kansas Masonic Foundation. His appointment came in June . of 1966, as soon as the corporate papers had been received. While still a young man, he was twice a Congressional candidate, chairman of the state highway commission, a close advisor to three governors, and a vigorous member of the Kansas Board of Regents. Always busy and on the go, he was a gentleman and friend whose giving for his nation, state, community and fellow man far exceeded his tciking. Henry O. "Hank" Bennett, Topeka, died of cancer on Monday, July 15, 1985, at his home. He worked for the Grand Lodge, A.F. & A.M. of Kansas from 1965 to 1977. He was a 54-year member of Topeka Lodge No. 17, A.F. s A.M., and on March 19, 1975, he was awarded the Distinguished Service Award, highest award given to a Kansas Mason. He served as Assistant Grand Secretary of the Grand Lodge of Kansas, A.F. & A.M., from 1965 to 1975. As stated by the Grand Secretary, "Notable in my memory of Hank will be two things that so demonstrate the qualities of this wonderful person. Even though he had retired from employment for the Grand Lodge and the Grand York Rite, he still returned on many occasions to assist or advise when a particular problem demanded his experience and talents. Thus it was that he visited the "upstairs" office on his seventieth birthday. When reminded this was his birthday, he was heard to say 'Yes, each day from now on is a gift of grace'." We are thankful for the enrichment our departed brethren have brought to our lives, and for the service they have given to our fraternity. Man is born broken. He lives by mending. The grace of God is the glue. To the families of these departed brethren, we offer our sincere condolence In eulogizing the lives of these departed brethren and friends, the author of the following poem FREEDOM by James John Redman, Jr., an Air Force Airman stationed at Nellis Air Base near Las Vegas, Nevada, a Past Master Councilor of the Lancaster Chapter of DeMolay in Lancaster, California, and is a Representative DeMolay who was inspired to write this poem during his recruit training, best summarizes our love to them:
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I watched the flag pass by one day It fluttered in the breeze, A young Marine saluted it, And then he stood at ease.
I heard the sound of taps one night When everything was still, I listened to the bugle play And felt a sudden chill.
I looked at him in uniform So young, so tallÂť so proud His hair cut square, his ears alert. He would stand out in any crowd.
I wondered how many times before That taps had meant Amen When "Our Flag" covered a coffin Of a brother or a friend.
I thought how many men like him , Had fallen through the years. How many died on foreign soil How many mothers' tears.
I thought of all the children Of the mothers and the wives. Of fathers, sons, and^husbands" With their interrupted lives.
How many pilots' planes shot down. How many died at sea. How meiny foxholes soldiers' graves. No I Freedom is not free.
I thought about a graveyard At the bottom of the sea. And those unmarked graves at Arlington No! Freedom is not free.
Respectfully submitted. Carroll C- Arnett, POl, chairman
ADVANCE PROCEEDINGS Copies of the Advance Reports for the 130th Annual Communication of the M:.W:. Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas were distributed to the brethren in attendance.
REPORT OF THE GRAND TREASURER M: .W: . William F. Mcintosh, PGM, Grand Treasurer, presented the TreasxirerVs Report which, on his motion, was accepted and made a part of the minutes. To the M:.W:. Grand Lodae of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: I*m pleased to report that the finances of the Grand Lodge are in excellent condition. We had roughly $20,000 more income than was budgeted. This was in a large measure due to a greater amount of interest received than was anticipated, and an increase in merchandise sales. We also spent approximately $58,000 less than was budgeted due largely to reduced costs of printing and mailing THE KANSAS MASON and in expenditures for last yeeir's Annual Communication. There were several other items which were less than budgeted, but I have highlighted the two larger ones. Because of the increased income and the decreased expenses, we show a gain in the year's operation amounting to $84,013.79. Of this amount, the Council of Administration has previously approved setting aside a contijigency fund of $35,000 to be used in repairing the foundation of the Grand Lodge building. The foundation has deteriorated noticeably in recent years, and work will have to be done very soon. You will recall that we set aside a sum of $30,000 to help pay for a new roof for the Grand Lodge building. This was accomplished at a cost of nearly $60,000. The remaining funds came from the general operating account. But the new roof is in place and, I think, a very handsome one at that. The report of the Auditor is published below: In accordance with staindard accounting and audit procediires, I have audited the Grand Ijodge records for the period February 1, 1985, through January 31, 1986. The records were maintained on the cash method of accounting. The results are reflected in the following exhibits:
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Exhibit Exhibit Exhibit Exhibit Exhibit Exhibit Exhibit
A B C D E F G
Income & Expense Statement^ General Fund Bank Reconciliation of General Fund Income & Expense Statement, Charity Fund Bank Reconciliation of Charity Fund comparative Balance Sheets Combined Detail of Investments for Both Funds Statement of Change in Cash Position
In my opinion, the aforementioned statements present fairly the assets and liabilities of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge, A.F. & A.M. of Kansas on January 31, 1986, arising from cash transactions and the revenues collected and expenditures made by it dxoring the year and ending on a basis consistent with that of the preceding year. Sincerely, D. L. Redding Public Accountant
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Exhibit A
GENERAL FUND - INCOME & EXPENSE STATEMENT FEBRUARY 1, 1985 THROUGH JANUARY 31, 1986
Gain on Nabisco Stock Statue of Liberty Fund Per Capita Tax Interest on Investments York Rite (Maintenance) Ticket Sales (Banquets) Special Dispensations Raising Fees Kansas Masonic Foundation Trials & Punishment Comm. Trials 4 Punishment Refunds Reimbursed Expense Returns - Allowance Special Assessments Contributions Total Income Merchandise Sales
$
2,190.91 1,691.00 383,214.50 47,411.01 5,969.75 7,803.00 742.25 3,985.00 2,000.00 250.00 52.40 63.00 898.80 478.15 179,274.00 1.500.00
$637,523.77 22,331.46 11,618.49
Less Cost of Merchandise Sold 10.712.97 Gross Profit or Loss (-) $648,236.74 TOTAL ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME
Labor Employee Retirement Social Security (FICA) Gross Wages Statue of Liberty Fund Grand Secretary Allowance Per Capita Tax Raising Fees Service & Supplies Grand Master Contingent Prior Annual Communication Expense Prior Annual Communication Per Diem Prior Annual Communication Mileage Grand Masters Jewel/Apron Grand Master & Grand Secretary Conference Allowance Grand Tyler & Assistant Grand Lecturers & Assistants
.00 6,892.35 4,580.28 71,847.63 505.08 1,596.47 95,242.50 5,145.00 1,553.64 8,608.55 24,502.59 10,260.00 13,423.25 4,341.55 3,729.75 .00 4,323.65
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140.44 2,520.45 5,300.00 750.00 114.76 1,000.00 3,108.48 3,423.89 5,380.94 4.16 575.72 5,934.35 8,161.-19 6,675.92 .00 611.65 2,180.88 20,022.83 23.270.68 3,294.49 43.37 2,132.21 5,360.95 56.10 3,251.00 1,453.38 8,676.06 172,851.00 716.42 315.90 6,662.86 2,964.32 94.06 3,630.00 5,992.20
Comin. R i t u a l i s t i c Work Comm. Masonic E d u c a t i o n Coram. Youth Essay Committee Allowance Coram. T r i a l s & Punishment George Washington Memorial Masonic Service Association Dues Print Annual Proceedings Grand Officers Travel Print Kansas Laws of Masonry Library Expense Stationary Printing & Supplies Grand--Master Auto-Expense Postage & Express Distribution List Lodges Parking Blue Cross/Blue Shield Print/Mail Kansas Mason Computer Expense Miscellaneous Equipment Repairs - Parts Building Repairs & Upkeep Commissions Insurance Accounting Service Real Estate Taxes Special Assessments State Unemployment Federal Unemployment Utilities Telephone Water Janitor Service ' Depreciation
$564.222.95
TOTAL EXPENSE
$ 84.013.79
NET PROFIT OR LOSS (-)
GENERAL FUND - BANK RECONCILIATION
Exhibit B
FARMIS ACCOUNT NO. 0001 lOK Last Recorded Date on Bank Statement 12-31-85 $ 10,806.72 .00
Bank Statement Ending Balance Deposits Not on Bank Statement
10,806.72 (
Less - Total Outstanding Checks
7,774.51)
Reconciled Bank Balance OUTSTANDING CHECKS
10618 10628 10697 10833 11075 11190 11775
$
3.032.21
$
309.84 218.37 185.90 47.47 47.47 47.38 47.38 300.00
( I n c l u d e s c h e c k s s t i l l o u t s t a n d i n g from l a s t m o n t h ' s r e c o n c i l i a t i o n , p l u s a l l checks w r i t t e n t h i s month t h a t a r e n o t on t h i s m o n t h ' s bank s t a t e m e n t s . ) 76.25 30.00 43.00 21.00 70.00 48.50 63.75
TOTAL OUTSTANDING CHECKS (-)
11792 11793 11795 11797 11804 11807 11809
$ 3,875.18 411.33 11.00 119.00 742.36 589.32 470.01
11811 11812 11813 11814 11815 11816 11817 11818
$
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$
(+) This month's deposits (-)
1,669.42 10,960.48
This month's checks
(
9.597.69)
(=) This month's reconciled bank balance
$
3.032.21
End of accounting period through 12-31-85
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Exhibit C
CHARITY FUND - INCOME & EXPENSE STATEMENT FEBRUARY 1. 1985 THROUGH JANUARY 31. 1986 INCOME Interest on Investments Interest Contributions
$
6,117.41 2,937.50 100.00
TOTAL GROSS INCOME
$
9,154.91
EXPENSE Contributions
4.113.48
TOTAL EXPENSE
4.113.48
NET PROFIT OR LOSS (-)
$
CHARITY FUND - BANK RECONCILIATION FARMIS ACCOUNT NO.
5.041.43
Exhibit D
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Last Recorded Date on Bank Statement 12-31-85 Bank Statement Ending Balance
$
1,504.14
Deposits Not on Bank Statement
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Less - Total Outstanding Checks
.00
Reconciled Bank Balance
Last month's reconciled bank balance
$
This month's checks
(=)
This month's reconciled bank balance
End of accounting period through 12-31-85
1.504.14
$
1.504:14
2,004.14 .00
(+) This month's deposits (-)
$
(
500.00)
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Exhibit E
M:.W:. GRAUD LODGE A . F . S A.M. OF KANSAS COMPASATIVE BALANCE SHEETS January 31, 1985 ASSETS: Cash & Inves tments: Cash in Bank, Gen. Fund, Kaw Valley Bank Accounts Receivable (Refund on T. Notes) Cash in Bank, Charity Fimd, Kaw Valley Bank _Savings,. Gen. Fund, Kaw Valley Bank. Savings, Gen. Fund, Capitol Federal Savings, Gen. Fund, Merchants Nat'l Bank Savings, Gen. Fund, First Nat'l Bank Auto Reserve, Gen. Fund, Capitol Federal Savings, Gen. Fund, Fidelity Bank & Trust Savings, Charity Fund, Capitol Federal U.S. Notes & Bonds, Gen. Fund Corporate Bonds at Cost, Gen. Fimd Common Stock - Gen. Fund U.S. Treasury Notes, Gen. Fund U.S. Notes & Bonds, Charity Fund Reserve for new roof. Gen. Fund Total Cash' & Investments Fixed Assets: Land Building & Equipment Reserve for Depreciation
36,661.02 23,211.55 167.62 169,018.75 96,063.97 100,362.95 100,356.05 2,588.34 .00 12,8A6.11 39,204.67 46,590.54 4,322.86 160,063.70 68,730.60 30,000.00 $
( $
Total Fixed Assets
869,318.73
10,000.00 158,371.04 21,038.49) 147,332.55
$1.016,651.28
TOTAL ASSETS
January 31, 1986
7,521.84 2,341.55 1,545.28 122,027.50 97,963.28 99,530.57 99,956.46 2,734.68 95,350.06 13,572.38 .00 46,590.54 8,256.53 185,063.70 68,730.60 â&#x20AC;¢ 00 $
( $
851,184.97
10,000.00 226,360.48 26,171.69) 210,188.79
$1,061,373.76
LIABILITIES Payroll Tax Contingency Fund for new roof TOTAL LIABILITIES
419.16 30,000.00
$
2,291.09 .00
30,419.16
2,291.09
986,232.12
1.059.082.67
$1,016.651.28
$1.061.373.76
SURPLUS R e t a i n e d EAmings TOTAL LIABILITIES & SURPLUS
DETAIL OF INVESTMENTS ON EXHIBIT E JANUARY 3 1 , 1986 INVESTMENTS IN CHARITY FUND: Notes & U.S. U.S. U.S. V'.S. U.S.
Bonds Treasury Treasury Treasury Treasury Treasury
Note Note Note Note Note
#912827LH3 //912827PP1 i?12827FW7 #912827QT2 #912827KC5
Total Charity Fund Notes
24,221.82 19,498.48 5,000.00 15,010.30 5.000.00 68.730.60
Grand Lodge of Kansas
1985-86
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Exhibit F
(Cont'd.) INVESTMENTS IN GENERAL FUND: Corporate Bonds U.S. Steel Bonds E16171-17139 Santa Fe Railroad Bonds Consolidated Edison Bonds B-1847 Paciflcorp. Bonds RV2339 Panhandle Eastern 'Pipeline RV02108 National Biscuit Company Bonds
:5
14,196.45 11,260.89 3,400.00 5,000.00 5,075.16 7,658.04
Total Corporate Bonds U.S. Treasury Notes U.S. Treasury Note U.S. Treasury Note U.S. Treasury Note U.S. Treasury Note U.S. Treasury Note U.S. Treasury Note U.S. Treasury Note U.S. Treasury Note U.S. Treasury Note
#M8F-843-M-l #CO8709118 #912827QTZ #912827FW7 #912827PZ9 #91287RD6 #912827RB0 //912827PH9 #912827505
$
15
10,187.47 10,128.86 39,985.80 39,969.40 9,767.80 10,015.50 19,983.60 20,025.27 25,000.00
Total U.S. Trea siiry Notes - General Fund Common Stock R. J. Reynolds R. J. Reynolds Sea-Land Corp.
200 Shares 300 Shares 40 Shares
185,,063..70
4,074.47 3,933.67 248.39
Total Common Stock - General Fund
8.,256.,53
TOTAL INVESTMENTS IN GENERAL FUND Auditor's Note:
46,,590.,54
$
239,,910..77
All of the aforementioned investments are listed at cost. Most of the items' face value are considerably more than the costs which are stated.
M:.W:. GRAND LODGE A.F. S A.M. OF KANSAS
Exhibit G
STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN FINANCIAL POSITION - CASH BASIS MINIMUM REPORTING FOR YEAR ENDED JANUARY 31, 1986 Cash Generated: Income before Extraordinary Item Depreciation Expense Less Capital Expenditures Less Accounts Payable Decrease Pre-1971 Adjustment on Surplus
89,055.22 5,992.20 68,848.44) 28,128.07) 16,204.67)
Total Cash Generated NET DECREASE IN CASH & INVESTMENTS FOR THE PERIOD
($
18.133.76)
($
18.133.76)
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C E R T I F I C A T E This is to certify that our records show a balance of the Grand Lodge A.F. & A.M. of Kansas in the following amounts as of the close of business, December 31, 1985: General Fund Charity Fund
$ 10,806.72 1,504.14 KAW VALLEY STATE BANK S TRUST CO. TOPEKA, KANSAS 66608 C. H. Haynes, Cashier
Respectfully submitted. William F. Mcintosh, PGM Grand Treasurer
1985-86
Grand Lodge of Kansas
49
REPORT OP THE GRAND SECRETARY R: .W:. Albert O. Arnold, Jr., Grand Secretary, gave the following report which, on his motion, was received and referred to the Reports of Grand Officers Comnittee. To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: This report is submitted in accordance with ARTICLE VI, Section 9 of our Constitution and By-laws 2-110 and 2-111. The estimation of income and expenses for this year are also included. Annual Reports With regret, once again, we must supply an estimation of the statistical data, owing to the fact several of the Lodges did not make report as required elsewhere in our laws. Last year, the Committee on Chartered Lodges and Lodges U.D. did recommend that the several Lodges failing to make report by the 10th of January be denied representation at the Anniial Communication. This action is in conformation with By-law 2-301. This also means withholding mileage and per diem. A thirty day grace period was allowed but, unfortunatiely, several of the Lodges have again failed to make report. The loss of time and funds in making transmittal to our Kansas Masonic Home cries out for more stringent action. Per Capita Tax Several secretaries have again complained that they did not have enough dues to pay the per capita tax. tty Brothers, the per capita tax is a part of the dues structure. Per capita tax for 1985 was collected when you collected your dues last year. Once again, I recommend that you place your per capita tax in a separate interestbearing account. Dues collected the previous September or October would thus earn a full year's interest before payment is due. The dues collected this year includes the per capita tax which is due on or before January 10, 1987. You should not have to pay per capita out of dues collected next year. Mailing Address changes are being forwarded to us on a daily basis. Brother Secretaries, we thank you. We estimate address changes number 17 to 18 thousand each year. Still we are disappointed to find quite a number of you sending us members* names with a city as the only address. The result is many calls wondering why the KANSAS MASON is not being received. The truth is that many are being returned for want of a complete address at a cost of 30c. So please take care to include a post office box or street address. Dual/Plurai Memberships The handling of these tjrpes of memberships would seem to be a simple matter. Yet we are confronting more and more problems in this area. This is particularly true of dual memberships which, as you may remember, is with other jurisdictions. Five times during this past year we were faced with the proposition of asking our Grand Master and Grand Masters of other jurisdictions to Intervene. Even at this moment, I am not sure about the outcome of two cases. The Brothers involved were so disenchanted with our efforts to work out the differences, and/or the fact that differences existed in our laws, that one or both may just give up Masonry in disgust. We have prepared copies of our By-laws pertaining to dual and plural memberships for your use. Please take at least one back to your home Lodge. We ask that you follow the requirements very carefully. All dual and plural membership transactions must be processed through each Grand Secretary's office. Remember, you must pay dues in both Lodges until due process of withdrawal, otherwise you are subject to suspension for non-payment of dues in each Lodge. Our (Kansas) laws do give a grace period of 120 days to notify the Brother before action is taken. The simplest thing will solve our problem in this area - it is called comnunication. The Grand Lodge Building This year it became increasingly evident that a new roof was badly needed. The Council of Administration ordered me to forward request for bids to Kansas firms.
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Bids were examined for repair, removal and replacement, and/or other recommendations by the contractors. Tile Roofers of Topeka was the successful bidder. A thermo-guard was placed next to the sheeting and new cement tile placed over the top. Ventilators were also Installed and insulation added. The material used carries a 50-year warranty. The roof which we replaced had been in place for 69 years. The large window at the head of the stairs was replaced. This is a very noticeable improvement. We feel assured that these actions will result in still further savings in heat and air-conditioning costs, as well as enhancing the over-all beauty of our building. We were indeed surprised to receive so many calls from within the community regarding the replacement of our roof and the new window. All-were most favorable, including, a call from the State Architect. Although his office is nearly two blocks away, from his sixth floor location he watched with keen interest as work progressed. He highly complimented this project as did many other callers and visitors. This Citadel of Kansas Masonry is recognized as one of the finest examples of Gothic architecture in the midwest. We do regret that with all of the planning our forefathers did for this beautiful structure, they did not take parking into consideration. Yet, as more and more buildings are being razed in downtown Topeka, more space is available. The new building across the street, west of us, has public parking. Then too, when the legislature is not in session, there is generally other on-street parking available. Library and Museum We have now completed the sorting and filing of Past Grand Masters' papers. You may recall that these papers were formerly stored in the vault through 1978. It, of course, does not include all of our Grand Masters. • We continue to receive items for our Library and Museum. Thank you for this remembrance. We are now in great need of additional display cases. If you know of a reasonable source, please do let us know. On May 14, 1985, Arthur A. Neuber, Topeka, Kansas, donated the following items to the Library and Museinn of the Grand Lodge of Kansas: One - Bonayne's Hand-Book of Freemasonry, Edmond Ronayne, Ezra A. Cook, Pub., Chicago, 111., Copyright 1943, Rev. Ed. One - Chapter Degrees, Edmond Ronayne, Ezra C. Cook, Pub., Chicago, 111., Copyright 1901, Illustrated. One - Ninety Years With 90, Bro. Clay Loyd, Researcher & Writer, Swank Printing, Topeka, Ks., Pub. 1960, Illustrated. Two - Morals and Dogma, Albert Pike, L. H. Jenkins, Inc., Richmond, Va., Lib. of Congress 1871, Illustrated. One - An Encyclopaedia of Freemasonry, Albert G. Mackey, 33°, The Masonic History (set) Co., New York & London, Copyright 1913, Vol. I & II, Illus. One - Encyclopaedia of Freemasonry Addendum, Charles T. McClenachan, 33°, The (set) Masonic History Company, New York & London, Copyright 1909, Vols. I A-0, Vols. II, P-Z, Illustrated. John Henry Burkett, a member of Active Lodge No. 158, Atchison, Kansas, donated the following Masonic Pins, Emblems and Paraphernalia: Trowell presented by Eden Lodge No. 113, San Leandro, California 25-Year Pin - Active Lodge No. 158 50-Year Pin - Active Lodge No. 158 DeMolay Lapel Pin 3 - Shrine Lapel Pins Donated by Charles E. Marling, Topeka, Kansas, in March, 1985: One set - The History of Freemasonry and Masonic Digest, J.W.S. Mitchell, M.D., Thomas Holman, Printer, New York, 1870; Vols. I & II. From the family of our late W:. Brother James F. Beveridge of Ulysses: One copy - Washington and His Masonic Compeers, by Hayden
1985-86
Grand Lodge of Kansas
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Dues - Charity - Insurance Each year as we prepare for the Annual Communication, we check the average dues paid by the Lodges in this Grand Jurisdiction. During the last ten years the members of our Lodges have increased their dues more than 100%. In 1975, the average dues for a Kansas Lodge was $8.90 - this year it is $18.90. During that same period, per capita was raised from $4.00 to $5.00 in 1978, and another dollar was added in 1980 - a 50% increase. In supplying these figures, I could not refrain from wondering if we will raise dues another 112% in the next decade? That would amount to $40.06. Still, my Brethren, I am concerned. Too many Lodges are consolidating. Yes, we know the continual loss of members is having its affect but, again, I would remind you that we have never had to consolidate a Lodge because its dues were too high. I strongly encourage you to continue to monitor your costs and income. It would appear inflation is under control and yet, I fear, many Lodges have not yet adjusted their dues with today's standards. Charity must receive direct attention in this connection. But a few short years ago, requests asked for assistance generally amounting to two or three hundred dollars. Now we report receiving requests for assistance amounting to thousands of dollars.. We found one Lodge which recently assisted a widow In paying the balance due on her surgery - the cost, $7,000. Just this past month, a Lodge was asked to assist a widow who needed $3,000. Could your Lodge have paid either of these bills? Yes, your Grand Lodge Charity Fund is used, but the increasing costs are unbelievable. Insurance is still accounting for many questions. In preparing my report to you, at first I thought it best not to give more than passing attention to this subject. Still, a number of you have called or have written asking about direction. Many, many have asked if Grand Lodge was still going to adopt some sort of program. As you know from our Grand Master's report, no action is recommended; nor do I know of any future plans in this direction. However, I do strongly caution you to have insurance. Recently we returned from visiting a neighboring Grand Jurisdiction. reported a litigation experienced by one of their Lodges.
Sadly, they
The story is related about the Lodge in question needing a new roof on their Temple. Contract was let and work progressing when one of the workmen fell, suffering serious injury. Financial assistance was requested by the injured party. No insurance was available. The workman sued the Lodge. When the Lodge could not produce insurance, their Grand Lodge was sued. Finally, the Grand Lodge was disengaged from the suit. The attorneys for the plaintiff then sued the individual Lodge Officers. A settlement was eventually reached on a fair sum which the Grand Lodge paid to save their Lodge and its Officers. Although settlement was less than the original suit, the time involved, attorney's fees and legal costs amounted to a tidy sum. How much coverage should a Lodge carry? Yes, we are aware of proposals before our state legislature. But, my Brothers, the $1,000,000 amount is only a story at this point. The best suggestion we can make is to accept the recommendation of your insurance agent. Income and Expenses On the following page you will find an Estimate of 1986 Income and Expenses. Please do note that in order to conform with the Special Assessment, it was necessary to include this estimation in the over-all figure. The actual budget is for $440,167. This amount is $9,500 less than last year. Three years ago, the Finance Committee and Council of Administration and your Grand Lodge Staff carefully studied our needs. By every standard we could apply, it appeared we would need an increase, the principal amount going to our Kansas Masonic Home. This did not come to pass. However, it was decided to continue updating and repairs on the Grand Lodge building. The great hope of energy conservation and wise investment, fortunately, has proven to have been a wise move. Both of these factors have worked to our advantage. One other point must be observed. Our Kansas Masonic Foundation now is making regular contributions to the upkeep and mainainence of the building. The National Economy has certainly been another factor in our favor. Yet, we are seeing signs of increases. Little attention is paid to second and third class mail.
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This we use quite extensively. In third-class the increase has been from 6c to 7.4c, or almost 25%. We fear much the same for second-class which we use for mailing the KANSAS MASON. Property reappraisal is being widely discussed around the Capitol at this time. While we would hope for a more equitable assessment base for all of our citizens, in the long run, I feel sure we will all experience a raise. But for now, we are very proud of our Finance Committees and Grand Treasurers - we have had two of each during the last five years, and each has performed in a very comtnendable manner. I must also bring to your attention a hard working staff at your Grand Lodge. We endeavor to make wise use of the funds you have alloted for this operation. Appreciation What a very pleasant year this has been for your staff at Grand Lodge. There have been problems and situations needing particular attention, yet our Grand Master in his gentle but firm way and a supportive Council of Administration have taken it all in stride while keeping the best interest of the Fraternity paramount at all times. To our Grand Master, our very deepest appreciation for your wise, capable and always cheerful leadership. To the Council of Administration, thank you my Brothers, we couldn't possibly do it without you. To the Consnittees and Chairmen, thank you again and again. To a very loyal and dedicated staff, individually and collectively, I commend them each - Rachael Gilbert, Arlene Mahrle, Jack Werner, my everything assistant R:.W:. Halbert G. Horton, and the newest employee W:. Charles Baldry; and not to be forgotten, my secretary, Jean Rader. It is a real and sincere pleasure to serve with and for you, each and everyone. Thank you again and again for this opportunity. Fraternally submitted, Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
1985-86
Grand Lodge of Kansas
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GRAND SECRETARY ESTIMATE OF 1986 INCOME AND GENERAL FUND EXPENSES INCOME Special Assessment (62,500 @ $3.,00) *Per-Capita Tax (62,500 0 $6. 00) ,00) *Raising Fee ( 900 @ $5. (Interest Charity Fund ) General Fund (Interest ) York Rite (Maintenance ) Ticket Sales (Banquets ) Special Dispensations Merchandise Sales Kansas Masonic Foundation (Maintenance) TOTAL INCOME
1985
$
Proposed 1986
384,000.00 5,000.00 3,500.00 35,000.00 5,967.00 8,000.00 200.00 5,000.00 3,000.00 $449_,667.00
$187,500.00 375,000.004,500.003,500.00 35,000.00 5,967.00 8,000.00 200.00 5,000.00 3,000.00 $627,667.00
$
$
TOTAL EXPENDITURES 0100 0110 0150 0180 0890 8870 4910 4940 4970 5000 5010 5030 5050 5060 5070 5080 5100 5110 5120 5130 5140 5150 5160 5180 5190 5200 5210 5220 5230 5240 5250 5260 5270 5280 5290 5300 5310 5320 5330 6600 7600 8100 8350 8840 8910 8920 8930 8940 8970
*Labor (Part time) *Employee Retirement *Social Security (FICA) Gross Wages Grand Secretary Allowance Special Assessment to Kansas Masonic Home *Per-Capita Tax to Masonic Home Charity Fund Transfer (By-Law 2-302) *Raising Fees Service and Supplies Kansas Employment Security Fund Grand Master's Contingent Fund Prior Annual Communication Expense Prior Annual Communication Per-Diem *Prior Annual Communication Mileage *Grand Master's Jewel and Apron Grand Master and Grand Secretary Conference Grand Tyler and Assistant Grand Tyler Allowance *Grand Lecturer and Assistants Committee on Ritualistic Work *Committee on Masonic Education Committee on Public Schools (Youth Essay Contest) Committee Allowance Committee on Trials and Punishments George Washington Memorial Masonic Service Association Dues *Print Annual Proceedings *Grand Officers' Travel Print Laws of Masonry Library Expense Stationery Printing and Supplies Grand Master's Automobile Expense *Postage and Express Distribution List of Lodges *Parking *Blue Cross and Blue Shield Print and Mail Kansas Mason Computer Expenses Miscellaneous Equipment Repairs *Building Repair and Upkeep Insurance Accounting and Audit Service Real Estate and Personal Property Taxes *Electricity *Heating Fuel *Telephone Water Janitorial Service TOTAL ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES *Represents change from 1985 budget.
1,500.00 4,200.00 5,500.00 76,522.00 4,000.00
-
96,000.00 None 5,000.00 4,000.00 350.00 8,000.00 17,000.00 11,000.00 17,000.00 3,250.00 3,600.00 80.00 9,000.00 1,000.00 7,000.00 8,000.00 1,000.00 1,000.00 1,000.00 3,200.00 6,465.00 7,500.00 400.00 1,000.00 4,500.00 13,000.00 8,850.00 850.00 400.00 4,200.00 35,000.00 21,000.00 1,000.00 5,000.00 12,000.00 6,500.00 3,100.00 10,000.00 4,500.00 7,500.00 3,900.00 300.00 4,500.00 $449,667.00
1,000.006,900.00+ 5,570.0CH76,522.00 4,000.00 187,500.00 93,750.00None 4,500.004,000.00 350.00 8,000.00 17,000.00 11,000.00 16,000.004,000.00+ 3,600.00 80.00 7,100.001,000.00 6,000.008,000.00 1,000.00 1,000.00 1,000.00 3,200.00 6,000.006,500.00400.00 1,000.00 4,500.00 13,000.00 7,850.00850.00 600.00+ 4,130.0035,000.00 21,000.00 1,000.00 5,000.00 10,000.00 6,500.00 3,100.00 10,000.00 4,100.006,500.003,765.00300.00 4,500.00 $527j_667.00
Note: MINOS (-) and INCREASE (+)
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SCHEDULE "A" - PER CAPIT; LODGE 1.
2. 3. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. -1-1-.- . 12.
14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 49. 50. 51. 52. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. 70. 71. 72. 73. 74.
AMOUNT S 720
LODGE 75.
474
1,049 2,940 2,544 1,746 1,344
76. 77. 79. 80. 83. 84. 85. 86.
528
87.-
3,492
88. 89. 90. 91. 92. 93. 94. 95. 96. 97. 98. 99.
6,048
471
480 2,652 1,998 4,332 2,430 1,644
474 444 .
684 1,062
156 222 612 306 528 1,128
252 510 630 450 2,130
864 720 1,140
570 864 282 918 582 912 240 678 240 702 504 5,334
420 2,238
474 566 1,260
384 5,700
780 612 450 702 1,074 1,086
534 732 576 552 1,200
342 516 1,308
100. 101. 102. 103. 104. 105. 106. 107. 108. 109. 110. 111. 112. 113. 114. 115. 116. 117. 119. 121. 122. 123. 124. 125. 126. 127. 129. 130. 131. 132. 133. 134. 135. 136. 137. 138. 140. 141. 142. 143. 144. 145. 146. 147. 148. 149.
AMOUNT S 780
684 1,302
780 942 636 210 456 -
7,158 3301,017
396 5,563 1,212
348 1,104
948 804 2,814 2,820 1,464 7,626 1,068
474 3,888 1,986
870 612 1,320 1,636
732 402 1,272
468 2,736 1,140
432 432 348 2,124
636 510 354 186 714 276 162 246 864 174 2 76
630 2,466 1,086
840 570 750 372 1,897
456 2,202
534 690 762 1,212
771 749 336
AMOUNT
150. 151. 152. 153. 154. 155. 156. 157. 158. -160. 161. 162. 163. 164. 165. 166. 167. 168. 169. 171. 172. 173. 174. 176. 177. 179. 181. 183. 184. 186. 187. 188. 189. 190. 191. 192. 193. 194. 195. 196. 197. 198. 199. 200. 201. 202. 203. 204. 205. 206. 208. 210. 211. 212. 214. 215. 216. 217. 219. 220. 221. 222. 223. 224. 225. 226. 229. 230.
5 1,872 1,398
570 5,385
852 606 564 420 1,578
810 426 834 348 1,122
684 210 1,092 3,696
714 618 1,968 1,128 1,002
204 1,842
648 318 276 913 870 4,848
540 468 846 552 1,080
318 852 1,464 1,026
294 528 744 1,080 2,274
156 684 360 366 948 360 354 342 384 390 402 522 462 294 492 516 1,968
912 390 2,495
342 258 1,350
1985-86
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SCHEDULE "A" -• PER CAPITA TAX LODGE 233. 234. 236. 237. 238. 241. 242. 243. 244. 245. 246. 247. 248. 250. 252. 253. 254. 256. 257. 258. 259. 261. 262. 264. 265. 266. 267. 268. 269. 271. 272. 273. 274. 275. 277. 278. 279. 280. 281. 282. 283. 284. 285. 286. 288. 289. 290. 291. 293. 294. • 295. 297. 298. 299. 300. 302. 303. 306. 307. 309. 310.
AMOUNT
LODGE
444 180 1,038 372 606 198 168 702 468 462 1,560 624 912 174 870 762 648 384 360 882 240 366 564 300 2,106 198 330 456 552 1,128 1,824 1,620 552 498 492 1,434 510 402 972 426 282 1,140 444 462 408 792 1,176 366 792 432 978 252 216 630 1,296 180 25,260 1,566 1,122 870 504
311. 312. 313. 314. 315. 318. 319. 321. 322. 323. 324. 325. 326. 327. 329. 330. 331. 333. 334. 335. 336. 338. 339. 340. 341. 344. 345. 347. 348. 349. 351. 352. 354. 355. 356. 357. 358. 359. 360. 361. 362. 364. 365. 366. 367. 369. 371. 372. 374. 376. 379. 380. 382. 384. 385. 388. 390. 393. 395. 396. 397.
$
AMOUNT $ 3,072 438 . 1,302 528 516 384 828 948 3,048 252 1,254 234 420 576 552 582 1,098 1,800 318 462 210 468 435 492 492 456 468 312 390 240 444 . 396 126 372 402 306 282 408 462 257 582 1,824 1,938 1,032 450 2,406 420 306 786 510 360 246 189 498 906 132 414 450 558 582 888
LODGE 398 399. 401. 402. 403. 404. 406. 408. 409. 410. 411. 413. 414. 415. 417. 419. 420. 422. 423. 242. 429. 430. 431. 433. 435. 436. 437. 438. 440. 441. 444. 445. 446. 449. 450. TOTAL PER CAPITA TAX
AMOUNT $
360 444 354 684 558 1,140 1,014 786 294 288 270 366 222 516 390 180 342 246 222 306 252 336 402 11,286 708 3,120 522 1,530 282 462 456 1,728 456 288 522
$366,061
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GRAND LODGE OF KANSAS WARRANT ACCOUNT CHECKS
1985-1986 Date 02/08/85 02/08/85 02/08 /85 02/08/85 02/08/85 02/08/85 -02/08/8502/08/85 02/08/85 02/08/85 02/08/85 02/08/85 02/08/85 02/08/85 02/08/85 02/08/85 02/15/85 02/15/85 02/15/85 02/15/85 02/15/85 02/15/85 02/15/85 02/15/85 02/15/85 02/15/85 02/15/85 02/15/85 02/15/85 02/15/85 02/15/85 02/20/85 02/20/85 02/20/85 02/20/85 02/20/85 02/20/85 02/20/85 02/20/85 02/26/85 02/26/85 02/26/85 02/26/85 02/26/85 02/26/85 02/26/85 02/26/85 02/26/85 02/26/85 02/26/85 02/26/85 02/26/85 02/27/85 02/28/85 02/28/85 02/28/85 02/28/85 02/28/85 02/28/85 02/28/85 02/28/85 02/28/85 02/28/85 02/28/85 02/28/85
Check No. 10515 10516 10517 10518 10519 10520 -1052-1 10522 10523 10524 10525 10526 10527 10528 10529 10530 10531 10532 10533 10534 10535 10536 10537 10538 10539 10540 10541 10542 10543 10544 10545 10546 10547 10548 10549 10550 â&#x20AC;˘ 10551 10552 10553 10554 10555 10556 10557 10558 10559 10560 10561 10562 10563 10564 10565 10566 10567 10568 10569 10570 10571 10572 10573 10574 10575 10576 10577 10578 10579
For Amount Favor of Printing !i 21.29 Standard-Hart Kansas Mason 767.09 Data Science Coffey Co. Today 1,948.51 Kansas Mason Republic Tel com Telephone 163.63 37.00 B. Swader Service Lecturer Milton F. Thompson 58.76 - -Lecturer 48.20 Harvey-L.-HendersonArris M. Johnson Grand Officer Travel 131.26 Ks. Agricultural Marketing Accounting 191.84 177.63 Electricity Kansas Power & Light Telephone 34.68 SW Bell Telephone 27.36 B1dg Upkeep Scotch Rental Void 74.32 Amoco Grand Secy Allowance B. Swader Bldg Upkeep 15.00 Nationwide Papers Printing Supplies 45.96 1,723.45 Ks. Masonic Home Masonic Ed. 166.00 Ks. Dept. of Revenue State Withholding 923.87 Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Payroll 446.84 Jean E. Rader Payrol1 347.88 Elton W. Werner Payroll 297.62 Rachael J. Gilbert Payroll 287.77 Arlene V. Mahrle Payroll 1,000.00 Geo. Washington Memorial Geo. Washington Memorial 8.60 AT&T Information Serv. Telephone B. Swader 22.00 Service Robert M. Schroeder Lecturer 41.06 Lecturer Charles D. Gallipeau 240.50 Ronald E. White Lecturer 46.88 William N. Holmes Lecturer 11.00 J. Fred Williamson Lecturer 233.04 Crane & Co. Supplies 61.87 SW Bell Tel. Telephone 53.75 Lecturer Dave Aday 247.00 L. D. Winegardner GH Auto, Travel, Telephone 401.41 Lecturer 455.42 C. W. Sills Richard R. Haefele Lecturer 113.56 Jerry Lough Lecturer 219.20 Lecturer 46.00 Milton F. Thompson Claude W. Norris Grand Officer Travel 192.16 R. D. Ely Lodge # 262 Pre Diem & Mileage 87.75 Clifford L. Trax Lecturer 58.76 J. P. Luther Co. Misc. 16.28 Glenn E. Blackburn Library 25.00 Mailing Pitney Bowes 86.52 Richard A. Porter Annual Communication 328.19 Library R. L. Polk & Co. 101.97 Kansas Turnpike Auth. Grand Secy Allowance 17.05 American Petrofina Grand Secy Allowance 6.41 Topeka Petroleum Grand Secy Allowance 9.29 Fuel 1,012.35 Gas Service Co. Master Card 47.68 Grand Secy Allowance Republic Telcom Telephone 97.51 81dg Upkeep 30.00 Oliver Tucker Donella R. Glenn Retirement 175.00 Lillian Wiant Retirement 175.00 Halbert G. Horton Payrol 1 309.84 Void Elton W. Werner Payrol1 347.98 Payroll 297.62 Rachael J. Gilbert Jean E. Rader Payrol 1 446.84 Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Payroll 923.87 L. D. Winegardner Payroll 619.60 Arlene V. Mahrle Payrol1 292.79 Chuck Hoffmeister Janitorial 300.00
Grand Lodge of Kansas
1985-86
Date 02/2S/85 02/28/85 02/28/85 03/06/85 03/08/85 03/08/85 03/11/85 03/11/85 03/11/85 03/11/85 03/11/85 03/11/85 03/11/85 03/11/85 03/11/85 03/11/85 03/11/85 03/11/85 03/11/85 03/11/85 03/11/85 03/16/85 03/25/85 03/14/85 03/15/85 03/16/85 03/20/85 03/20/85 03/21/85 03/21/85 03/22/85 03/22/85 03/22/85 03/22/85 03/22/85 03/22/85 03/22/85 03/22/85 03/22/85 03/22/85 03/22/85 03/22/85 03/22/85 03/22/85 03/22/85 03/22/85 03/22/85 03/22/85 03/27/85 03/27/85 03/27/85 03/27/85 03/27/85 03/29/85 03/29/85 03/29/85 03/29/85 03/29/85 03/29/85 03/29/85 03/29/85 03/29/85 03/29/85 03/29/85 03/27/85 03/27/85 03/27/85
Check No. 10580 10581 10582 10583 10584 10585 10586 10587 10588 10589 10590 10591 10592 â&#x20AC;¢ 10593 10594 01595 10596 10597 10598 10599 10600 10601 to 11226 11227 11228 11229 11230 11231 11232 11233 11234 11235 11236 11237 11238 11239 11240 11241 11242 11243 11244 11245 11246 11247 11248 11249 11250 11251 11252 11253 11254 11255 11256 11257 11258 11259 11260 11261 11262 11263 11264 11265 11266 11267 11268 11269 11270 11271
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WARRANT ACCOUNT CHECKS Favor of For Amount Ks. Dept of Revenue State Withholding 202.00 Kaw Valley Bank FWH & SS 1,688.94 L. D. Winegardner 3.00 Telephone Oliver Tucker Bldg Upkeep 35.00 Ink Link Annual Communication 2,184.00 Ks. Masonic Home Per Capita & Raising Feesl00,387.50 Clifford D. Knauss Grand Officer Travel 115.56 Arris M. Johnson Grand Officer Travel 231.22 Alfred H. Slough 268.72 Lecturer James R. Struble 217.64 Lecturer Scotch Rental Bldg Upkeep 26.68 J. C. Darling Co. Annual Communication 12.48 10.71 Crane & Co. Supplies 180.73 Midwestern Paper Co. Supplies Annual Communication 140.81 Guercio Studio City of Topeka 18.38 Bldg Upkeep Kansas Power & Light 164.80 Electricity 3.38 Western Bindery Supplies Topeka Engraving Annual Communication 59.73 29.07 Nationwide Paper Supplies 156.03 J. P. Luther Co. Supplies Annual Comnunication Zercher Photo David Moore Olds Arris M. Johnson Void Shawnee Co. Treas Oliver Tucker Donald L. Doll Arris M. Johnson J. C. Darling Co. Topeka Engraving Standard Hart Co. Laneco Engraving Crestview Country Club Carl a's Type Rex L. Broker Foltz-Roepke Ins. Midwestern Paper Co. Modern Office Methods Inland Business Systems R. L. Polk Co. SW Bell Tel Scotch Rental Hartnett Co. John Showalter Quill Corp Western Typewriter Ink Link Total Petroleum, Inc. Republic Telecom Gas Service Co Blue Cross/Blue Shield Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Jean E. Rader Elton W. Werner Rachael J. Gilbert Halbert G. Horton Arris M. Johnson Arris M. Johnson Wm. F. Mcintosh Floyd E. Ramsey Donella R. Glenn Lillian Wyant Chuck Hoffmeister Chuck Hoffmeister Kaw Valley Bank
Per-Diem & Mileage Annual Communication GM Auto Expense GM Contingent GM Auto Bldg Upkeep Per Diem Grand Officer Travel Annual Communication Printing & Annual Comm. Annual Communication Annual Communication Annual Communication Printing Grand Master's Jewel Grand Master's Auto Printing Supplies Supplies Library Telephone Bldg Upkeep Items for resale Grand Officer Travel Supplies Annual Communication Items for resale Grand Secy Allowance Telephone Heating Fuel Health Care Plan Payrol 1 Payrol 1 Payrol 1 Payroll Payrol1 Payrol1 GM Auto & Postage Payrol 1 Payroll Retirement Retirement Annual Communication Janitorial FWH & SS
24,540.00 33.54 5,529.81 8,000.00 22.44 30.00 30.00 84.80 34.22 22.91 142.44 545.63 194.73 6.24 1.117.55 333.00 215.95 48.73 95.26 40.00 76.05 26.68 1,835.95 23.53 46.71 22.50 696.80 25.12 99.56 541.86 589.32 963.00 470.00 347.88 297.62 309.84 185.90 105.82 47.47 47.47 47.38 47.38 100.00 300.00 1,577.00
Proceedings of the
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Date 03/29/85 03/28/85 03/28/85 03/28/85 04/01/85 04/04/85 04/04/85 04/04/85 04/04/85 .04/04/85_ 04/04/85 04/04/85 04/04/85 04/04/85 04/04/85 04/04/85 04/10/85 04/15/85 04/15/85 04/15/85 04/15/85 04/15/85 04/15/85 04/15/85 04/15/85 04/15/85 04/15/85 04/15/85 03/11/85 03/11/85 03/11/85 03/11/85 03/11/85 03/11/85 03/11/85 03/11/85 03/11/85 03 A1/85 03/11/85 03/12/85 03/15/85 03/15/85 03/15/85 03/15/85 03/15/85 03/15/85 03/17/85 03/17/85 03/17/85 04/18/85 04/18/85 04/18/85 04/18/85 04/19/85 04/19/85 04/19/85 04/22/85 04/22/85 04/22/85 04/23/85 04/23/85 04/23/85 04/30/85 04/30/85 04/30/85 04/30/85 04/30/85 04/30/85
Check No. 11272 11273 11274 11275 11276 11277 11278 11279 11280 11281 . 11282 11283 11284 11285 11286 11287 11288 11289 11290 11291 11292 11293 11294 11295 11296 11297 11298 11299 11300 11301 11302 11303 11304 11305 11306 11307 11308 11309 11310 11311 11312 11313 11314 11315 11316 11317 11318 11319 11320 11321 11322 11323 11324 11325 11326 11327 11328 11329 11330 11331 11332 11333 11334 11335 11336 11337 11338 11339
WARRANT ACCOUNT (:HECKS Favor of For Ks. Dept. of Revenue State WH MasterCard Grand Secy Allowance John C. Bush Parking Halbert G. Horton Annual Conmunication Oliver Tucker Bldg Upkeep Photo I Annual Comnunication Bob Murphey Annual Communication RayCo, I n c . Supplies Amoco O i l Grand Secy Allowance Modern Office-Methods P r i n t i n g . Supplies .. Data Science Corp P r i n t Kansas Mason Nationwide Papers Supplies Crane & Co. Supplies Ks. A g r i c u l t u r a l Market. Accounting Service C l i f f o r d D. Knauss Grand O f f i c e r s Travel C i t y of Topeka Water Dept Water Postmaster Postage Albert 0 . A r n o l d , J r . Payroll Jean E. Rader Payroll Rachael J . G i l b e r t Payrol1 Elton W. Werner Payrol1 Arlene V. Mahrle Payroll Scotch T e x t i l e Bldg Upkeep Kansas Power & L i g h t Electricity SW Bell Tel Telephone AT&T Telephone Ks. Turnpike A u t h o r i t y Grand Secy Allowance American P e t r o f i n a Grand Secy Allowance Carl a's Type Annual Communication J . P. Luther Co. Supplies J . C. D a r l i n g Co. Annual Communication Midwestern Paper Co. Supplies Modern O f f i c e Methods Supplies SW Bell Tel Telephone AT&T I n f o . System Telephone Ks. Turnpike A u t h o r i t y Grand Secy Allowance Amoco Oi1 Grand Secy Allowance Ks. A g r i c u l t u r a l Market. Abbounting Service Macoy Items f o r resale Claude W. N o r r i s Grand O f f i c e r s Travel Albert 0 . A r n o l d , J r . Payrol 1 Postmaster Postage Jean E. Rader Payroll Elton W. Werner Payrol1 Rachael J . G i l b e r t Payrol1 Arlene V. Mahrle Payrol1 Holiday Inn Plaza Annual Communication Scottish Rite/Wichita Annual Comnunication L. D. Winegardner GM Auto, T e l . Ann. Comm Void Bankers L i f e Co. Reti rement Grand O f f i c e r Travel Robert Nease Hughest Metal R e f i n i s h i n g Equipment repair I . R. S. Taxes State Unemployment Unemployment taxes AAA Grand O f f i c e r s t r a v e l Postmaster, B u r l i n g t o n Kansas Mason GM Auto Shawnee County Treas. Total Petroleum Grand Secy Allowance Pantography P r i n t & Stat Stationery-Printing SW Bell Tel Telephone Foltz-Roepke I n s . GM Auto Albert 0 . A r n o l d , J r . Payrol1 Jean E. Rader Payroll Elton W. Werner Payroll Rachael J . G i l b e r t Payroll Arlene V. Mahrle Payroll Halbert G. Horton Payroll
March
Amount 159.00 187.25 84.00 100.00 92.50 28.08 1,674.50 64.37 23.22 . - 48.73_. 808.07 38.99 33.45 95.21 202.35 12.27 200.00 958.00 470.00 353.39 347.88 331.83 28.05 159.37 54.89 8.60 29.00 20.61 92.30 14.14 28.08 64.87 55.26 32.72 8.60 10.20 45.83 654.95 1.114.21 133.16 923.87 500.00 446.84 347.88 297.62 338.34 7,323.22 10,530.99 565.39 2,692.35 111.20 33.80 41.46 275.61 98.00 2,600.00 407.97 93.27 583.17 53.73 12.00 958.00 470.00 347.88 203.08 279.78 309.84
Grand Lodge of Kansas
1985-86
Date 04/30/85 04/30/85 04/30/85 04/30/85 04/30/85 04/29/85 04/29/85 04/29/85 04/30/85 04/30/85 04/30/85 04/30/85 04/30/85 04/30/85 04/30/85 04/30/85 05/06/85 05/07/85 05/07/85 05/07/85 05/07/85 05/07/85 05/07/85 05/07/85 05/07/85 05/07/83 05/13/85 05/14/85 05/14/85 05/14/85 05/14/85 05/14/85 05/14/85 05/14/85 05/14/85 05/14/85 05/14/85 05/14/85 05/14/85 05/14/85 05/14/85 05/14/85 05/15/85 05/15/85 05/17/85 05/20/85 05/20/85 05/20/85 05/20/85 05/20/85 05/20/85 05/20/85 05/21/85 05/24/85 05/24/85 05/24/85 05/24/85 05/28/85 05/28/85 05/28/85 05/28/85 05/30/85 05/30/85 05/30/85 05/30/85 05/30/85 05/30/85 05/31/85
Check No. 11340 11341 11342 11343 11344 11345 11346 11347 11348 11349 11350 11351 11352 11353 11354 11355 11356 11357 11358 11359 11360 11361 11362 11363 11364 11365 11366 11367 11368 11369 11370 11371 11372 11373 11374 11375 11376 11377 11378 11379 11380 11381 11382 11383 11384 11385 11386 11387 11388 11389 11390 11391 11392 11393 11394 11395 11396 11397 11398 11399 11400 11401 11402 11403 11404 11405 11406 11407
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WARRANT ACCOUNT CHECKS Favor of For Amount Donella R. Glenn Retirement 175.00 Lillian Wiant Retirement 175.00 Chuck Hoffmeister Janitorial 300.00 Conf. GM of North Am. GM & GS Conference 270.00 Postmaster Postage 400.00 Ks. Dept of Revenue State WH 160.00 Kaw Valley Bank FWH i SS 1,594.60 Arris M. Johnson Grand Officer Travel 189.39 Republic Tel com 85.93 Telephone Slater Business Machines Supplies 4.16 Gas Service Co. Heating Fuel 418.96 337.01 Ramsey Printing Co. Kansas Mason 1,948.51 Coffey County Today Kansas Mason Oliver Tucker 80.00 Bldg Upkeep John C. Baman 32.00 Credit Banquet Ticket 15.00 So. Calif. Res. Lodge Misc. MasterCard 163.00 Grand Secy Allowance Crane & Co. 12.54 Supplies 21.50 City of Topeka Refuse Bldg Upkeep J. P. Luther Co. 29.43 Supplies Ks. Agr. Marketing Accounting 469.16 151.51 Kansas Power & Light Electricity Midwestern Paper Co. 174.35 Supplies Data Science Corp. Computer 7,809.90 Grand Officer Travel 57.07 Robert Nease 50.00 Postmaster Postage 21.98 Oliver Tucker Bldg Upkeep 917.15 Data Science Computer 12.85 American Petrofina Co. Grand Secy Allowance 6.90 Ks. Turnpike Authority Grand Secy Allowance AT&T 8.60 Telephone 32.72 SW Bell Tel Telephone Crane & Co. 2.41 Stationery Scotch Rental Bldg Upkeep & Printing 57.81 10.77 Nationwide Papers Printing Topeka Engraving Co. Printing 11.65 16.16 Carl a's Type Printing 958.00 Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Payroll 470.01 Jean E. Rader Payrol1 Elton W. Werner Payrol 1 347.88 Rachael J. Gilbert Payrol 1 234.26 Payroll 26.03 Arlene V. Mahrle Void Kaw Valley Bank Investments 25,030.00 Postmaster 200.00 Postage Raymond R. Hayden Annual Communication 67.25 Grand Officer Travel,Postage 310.26 Clifford D. Knauss SW Bell Tel 44.29 Telephone 10.62 Modern Office Methods Stationery & Printing 170.13 Midwestern Paper Co. Printing Supplies 14.79 Pitney-Bowes Postage Meter Ink 39.21 J. P. Luther Co. Supplies 500.00 University of Kansas Com. Youth Essay Grand Officer Travel 333.45 Arris M. Johnson â&#x20AC;¢ 12.00 Grand Secy Allowance Total Petroleum Co. 91.22 Republic Telcom Telephone 200.00 Postmaster Postage Com. Youth Essay 300.00 Ft. Hays University MasterCard Grand Secy Allowance 142.26 Com. Youth Essay 500.00 Kansas St. University Grand Officer Travel 96.17 Robert M. Nease 138.51 Supplies Office Concepts 48.78 Heating Fuel Gas Service Co. Printing Maintenance 667.44 Print 958.00 Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Payrol1 1,525.46 FWH & SS Kaw Valley State Bank 161.00 Ks. Oept. Revenue State WH 300.00 Chuck Hoffmeister Janitorial
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Grand Lodge of Kansas
Check No. 11610 11611 11612 11613 11614 11615 11616 11617 11618 11619 11620 11621 11622 11623 11624 11625 11626 11627 11628 11629 11630 11631 11632 11633 11634 11635 11636 11637 11638 11639 11640 11641 11642 11643 11644 11645 11646 11647 11648 11649 11650 11651 11652 11653 11654 11655 11656 11657 11658 11659 11660 11661 11662 11663 11664 11665 11666 11667 11668 11669 11670 11671 11672 11673 11674 11675 11676
WARRANT ACCOUNT CHECKS Favor of For Topeka Engraving Printing John H. Murray Trials & Punishment Printing Carl a's Type Postmaster Postage Ks. Agr. Marketing Computer City of Topeka Sewer/refuse SW Bell Tel Telephone Carla's Type Printing Payroll Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Jean E. Rader Payroll Elton W. Werner Payroll Payroll Rachael J. Gilbert Payroll Charles S. Baldry FICA-FWH Kaw Valley Bank Ks. Dept. Revenue Ks WH ATST Telephone Bldg. Upkeep Piping Contractors J. P. Luther Items for resale Charles Bladry Bldg. Upkeep Postmaster Postage Insurance Foltz-Roepke Ins. Parking APCOA, Inc. Items for resale Masonic Service Assn. Heating KPL-Gas Service Republic Telcom Telephone Telephone SW Bell Tel Quill Supplies Total Petroleum Grand Secy Allowance Modern Office Methods Supplies Arris M. Johnson GM Auto Postmaster, Burlington Ks. Mason Postage Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Payroll Payroll Jean E. Rader Elton W. Werner Payrol 1 Payroll Rachael J. Gilbert Payrol1 Halbert G. Horton Charles S. Baldry Payrol1 Payroll Arris M. Johnson Wm. F. Mcintosh Payroll Floyd E. Ramsey Payrol1 Donella R. Glenn Retirement Lillian H. Wiant Retirement Blue Cross Blue Shield BC/BS Ramsey Printing Kansas Mason BC/BS Blue Cross Blue Shield Janitorial Hoffmeister & Son Bldg. Upkeep Oliver Tucker Postage Postmaster Postage Postmaster Parking APCOA Grand Secy Allowance Amoco Oil Co. Parking John C. Bush Water City of Topeka Bldg. Repair Cogswell Elect Supplies Crane & Co. Accounting Ks. Agr. Marketing Inland Bus. Systems Supplies Supplies Midwestern Paper Co. Library Anchor Communications Bldg. Upkeep Scotch Rental Misc Stanley Flowers Supplies Topeka Engraving Postmaster-Burlington Kansas Mason Postage Postmaster- Topeka FWH SS Kaw Valley Bank State Unemployment Ks. Dept Revenue St. WH Ks. Dept Revenue
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Date TITTb/SS 11/15/85 11/15/85 U/21/85 11/22/85 11/22/85 11/22/85 11/22/85 11/22/85 11/22/85 11/26/85 11/30/85 11/30/85 11/30/85 11/30/85 11/30/85 11/30/85 11/26/85 11/26/85 11/26/85 11/26/85 11/30/85 11/30)65 11/30/85 12/09/85 12/10/85 12/10/85 12/11/85 12/11/85 12/11/85 12/11/85 12/11/85 12/11/85 12/11/85 12/11/85 12/11/85 12/11/85 12/11/85 12/11/85 12/15/85 12/15/85 12/15/85 12/15/85 12/15/85 12/15/85 12/18/85 12/18/85 12/18/85 12/18/85 12/18/85 12/18/85 12/20/85 12/24/85 12/20/85 12/20/85 12/20/85 12/24/85 12/26/85 12/26/85 12/26/85 12/26/85 12/26/86 12/26/85 12/26/85 12/31/85 12/31/85 12/31/85
Grand Lodge of Kansas
WARRANT ACCOUNT CHECKS Check NO. FavOi^'Sf For 11/44 AHCOA Parking 11745 Townsend Glass Bidg Upkeep 11746 Postmaster Postage 11747 Modern Office Methods Depreciation 11748 Jean-E. Rader Stationery 11749 KP&L Electricity 11750 KP&L Heating fuel 11751 Southwestern Bel 1 Telephone 11752 Republic Telconi Telephone 11753 King Travel GH & GS Conference 11754 APCOA Parking 11755 Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Payrol1 11756 Jean E. Rader Payroll 11757 Rachael J. Gilbert Payrol 1 11758 Halbert G. Horton Payrol1 Charles S. Sal dry 11759 Payroll 11760 Elton W. Werner Payroll 11761 Halbert G. Horton Grand Officers Travel Postmaster 11762 Postage 11763 Total Petroleum Grand Secy Allowance Quill Corp Stationary 11764 11765 Retiranent Donella R. Glenn Retirement 11766 Lillian H. Wiant Hoffmeister & Son Janitorial 11767 Annual Coiranunication 11768 Bicentennial Center Postmaster Postage 11769 Postmaster Postage 11770 11771 AT&T Telephone 11772 Southwestern Bel 1 Telephone Printing supplies Nationwide Paper 11773 Water 11774 City of Topeka Conference G. S. GM & GS Conference 11775 Stationery 11776 Crane;& Co. U777 Kansas Agricultural Market'ing Accounting 11778 Pitney Bowes Postage meter Midwestern Paper Printing supplies 11779 Bldg upkeep Scotch Textile Rental 11780 Service 11781 B. Swader Printing supplies Topeka Engraving 11782 Payrol1 11783 Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Payroll Jean E. Rader 11784 Payroll 11785 Rachael J. Gilbert Payroll Charles S. Baldry 11786 W. H. Tax 11787 Ks. Dept of Rev. W. H. Tax 11788 Kaw Valley Bank Service B. Swader 11789 G. S. Allowance Ks. Trunpike Authority 11790 Ritualistic Conin 11791 Dwight Burton Taxes, Real estate 11792 Treasurer, Shawnee Co. Taxes, Personal Property 11793 Treasurer, Shawnee Co. Postmaster Postage 11794 Mi sc .-reimbursement Mt. Washington Lodge # 614 11795 Void 11796 St. Unemployment Ks. 01V. Employment Sec. 11797 Telephone Southwestern Bell 11798 Table repair Price Works 11799 . Miscelaneous Cash 11800 Service 11801 B. Swader Grand Secy Allowance Total Petroleum 11802 Grand Secy Allowance MasterCard 11803 Heating 11804 KPS-Gas Service Telephone Republic Telecom 11805 Postage Postmaster 11806 BC/BS Blue Cross-Blue Shield 11807 Payrol1 Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. 11808 Payrol1 Jean E. Rader 11809 Payrol 1 11810 Rachael J. Gilbert
85
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WARRANT ACCOUNT CHECKS Favor o f Date Check No. T773T755 ITSn Halbert G. Horton 12/31/85 11812 Charles S. Baldry 12/31/85 11813 Arris M. Johnson 12/31/85 11814 Wm. F. Mcintosh 12/31/85 11816 Floyd E. Ramsey 12/31/85 11815 Donella R. Glenn 12/31/85 11817 Lillian H. Wiant 12/31/85 11818 Hoffmeister & Son 01-/03/86- -11819 - -Postmaster 01/03/86 11820 Void C1/C3/86 11821 Postmaster 01/06/96 11822 J. C. Darling Co. 01/06/86 11823 Data Science Corp. 01/06/86 11824 FB Acctg. & Tax Serv. 01/06/86 11825 Gem State Specialists 01/06/86 11826 KPL Gas Serv. 01/06/86 11827 Hidwester Paper Co. 01/06/86 11828 Modern Office Methods 01/06/86 11829 Pitney Bowes 01/06/86 11830 Ramsey Printing Co. 01/06/86 11831 RayCo., Inc. 01/06/86 11832 Scotch Rental 01/06/86 11833 G. G. Tauber Co., Inc. 01/06/86 11834 Postmaster 01/06/86 11835 Addressograph 01/06/86 11836 City of Topeka 01/06/86 11837 Topeka Engraving 01/06/86 11838 Crane & Co. 01/08/86 11839 Tile Roofers of Topeka 01/08/86 11840 King Travel 01/08/86 11841 Conf. of Gr. Masters 01/09/86 11842 Arris M. Johnson 01/09/86 11843 Durward C. Danielson 01/09/86 11844 Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. 01/09/86 11845 Thaine A. Clark, GSS 01/10/86 11846 Merchants Natl. Bank 01/10/86 11847 1st Natl. Bank 01/10/86 11848 Kaw Valley St. Bank 01/11/86 11849 Furr's Cafeteria 01/13/86 11850 Fidelity St. Bk. & Tr. 01/14/86 11851 Ink Link 01/14/86 11852 Kansas Masonic Home 01/14/86 11853 Postmaster 01/15/86 11854 AT & T 01/15/86 11855 Kaw Valley Bank 01/15/86 11856 Kansas Dept. of Revenue 01/15/86 11857 Kansas Div. of Unemp. 01/15/86 11858 Internal Rev. Serv. 01/15/86 11859 Kansas Dept. of Revenue 01/15/86 11860 Southwestern Bell 01/15/86 11861 Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. 01/15/86 11862 Jean E. Rader 01/15/86 11863 Elton W. Werner 01/15/86 11864 Rachael J. Gilbert 01/15/86 11865 Halbert G. Horton 01/15/86 11866 Charles S. Baldry 01/16/86 11867 City of Topeka 01/16/86 11868 Rex L. Broker 01/16/86 11869 Office Concepts, Inc. 01/16/86 11870 Win. F. Mcintosh 01/16/86 11871 Ronald E. White 01/16/86 11872 Robert M. Schroeder 01/16/86 11873 Coffey County Today 01/16/86 11874 Postmast, Burlington 01/16/86 11875 Kansas Masonic Home 01/17/86 11876 1st National Bank 01/17/86 11877 Merchants Natl. Bank
For Payroll Payroll Payrol1 Payroll Payroll Retirement Retirement Janitorial Postage Postage Supplies Computer Expense Accounting For Resale Electricity P r i n t i n g Supplies Supplies Supplies Kansas.Mason Supplies Bldg. Upkeep Annual Communication Postage Service Water P r i n t i n g Supplies Resale Items Roof Repair GM/GS Conference GM/GS Conference GM/GS Conference GM/GS Conference GM/GS Conference Grand O f f i c e r s Travel Savings Savings Savings Committee A l l o w . Savings Resale Items Special Assessment Postage Telephone Payroll Taxes Withholding Tax State Unemployment Federal Unemployment Withholding Tax Telephone Payrol1 Payroll Payroll Payrol 1 Payrol1 Payroll Water Gr. Masters Jewel P r i n t i n g Supplies Telephone Lecturer Lecturer Kansas Mason Kansas Mason Special Assessment Savings Savings
Amount 309.84 218.37 185.90 47.47 47.47 47.38 47.38 300.00 .200.00 50.00 5.41 6,233.38 128.32 899.99 175.65 129.22 55.48 25.13 308.28 96.56 29.95 219.10 200.00 310.03 5.62 35.05 13.00 25,506.49 355.00 603.00 612.50 651.50 651.50 647.28 45,000.00 30,000.00 75,000.00 43.37 95,000.00 195.00 104,409.00 200.00 10.57 1,434.90 144.00 77.99 81.82 2.00 64.68 951.66 469.40 362.97 314.54 267.12 157.13 26.05 3,224.00 68.50 29.72 181.76 136.66 1,948.51 1,864.25 68,442.00 7,500.00 5,000.00
Grand Lodge of Kansas
1985-86
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WARRANT ACCOUNT CHECKS Date 01/17/86 01/24/86 01/30/86 01/30/86 01/21/86 01/21/86 01/24/86 01/30/86 01/30/86 01/30/86 01/30/86 01/30/86 01/30/86 01/30/86 01/30/86 01/30/86 01/30/86 01/30/86 01/30/86 01/30/86 01/30/86 01/30/86 01/30/86 01/30/86 01/30/86 01/30/86 01/30/85 01/30/86 01/31/86 01/31/86 01/31/86 01/31/86 01/31/86 01/31/86 01/31/86 01/31/86 01/31/86 01/31/86 01/31/86 01/31/86 01/31/86 01/31/86 01/31/86 01/31/86 01/31/86 01/31/86 01/31/86 01/31/85 01/31/86 01/31/86
Check No. 1187811879 11880 11881 11882 11883 11884 11885 11886 11887 11888 11889 11890 11891 11892 11893 11894 11895 11896 11897 11898 11899 11900 11901 11902 11903 11904 11905 11906 11907 11908 11909 11910 11911 11912 11913 11914 11915 11916 11917 11918 11919 11920 11921 11922 11923 11924 11925 11926 11927
For Favor of Kaw Valley St. Bank Savings Ink Link Items for resale Postage Postmaster Void GH/GS Conference Conference of Gr, Sec. Building Maintenance Oliver Tucker Kaw Valley St. Bank Savings Gr. Lecturer William N. Hohnes Gr. Lecturer Richard Haefele Gr. Lecturer Robert M. Schroeder Gr. Lecturer Ray Fincher Gr. Lecturer Ronald E. White Gr. Lecturer Robert M. Schroeder Heating Fuel KPL Gas Service Telephone Southwestern Bell Telephone Republic Tel com Building Upkeep United Techno!. Otis Gr. Officers Travel Durward C. Daniel son Arris M. Johnson Postage Arris M. Johnson Gr. Masters Automobile Gr. Officers Travel Arris M. Johnson Building Upkeep Thomas Painting Co. Youth Essay Comm. J. Eldon Masters Youth Essay Comm. J. Eldon Masters Masonic Services-Or. Cty. Miscellaneous Stationery Crane & Co. Telephone Arris M. Johnson Printing Carla's Type, Inc. Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Payroll Payrol1 Jean E. Rader Elton W. Werner Payroll Rachael J. Gilbert Payrol1 Halbert G. Horton Payroll Charles S. Baldry Payroll Retirement Donella R. Glenn Retirement Lilliam H. Wiant Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Miscellaneous Janitorial Chuck Hoffmeister K.D.E.D. Miscellaneous Void . Payroll Arlene V. Mahrle Youth Essay Conin.; Kristen Tedrow Building Upkeep Cambridge Lawn Service Stationery Crane & Co. Midwestern Paper Co. Printing Supplies Nationwide Papers Printing Supplies Econ-0-Print Printing Topeka Engraving Printing Supplies Robert K. Shklar Gr. Lecturer Gr. Lecturer Ronald E. White
Amount $ 25,000,00 48.27 200.00 192.00 20.00 20.000.00 97.94 221.60 51.72 49.30 52.60 58.98 661.43 41.79 111.60 316.71 1,208.92 44.00 50.89 306.07 1,910.12 500.00 1,000.00 6.40 167.50 283.34 242.32 951.66 469.40 529.95 332.83 267.12 157.13 175.00 175.00 2,403.53 330.00 131.00 225.98 500.00 115.06 33.38 7.78 41.67 20.80 48.94 285.64 48.20
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CHECK NO. 12146 12147 12148 12149 12150 12151 12152 12153 12154 12157 12158 12160 12161 12162 12163 12165 12166 12169 12170 12171 12172 12173 12175 12176 12177 12178 12179 12180 12181 12182 12183 12186 12187 12189 12190 12191 12192 12193 12194 12196 12197 12198 12201 12202 12203 12204 12205 12206 12207 12208 12209 1221)1 12212 12213 12214 12215 12216 12217 12218 12219 12220 12221 12222 12224 12227 12229 12230 12233 12234 12235
Grand Lodge of Kansas
PAYEE Fidelity No. 106 Fortitude No. 107 Memphis No. 108 flmericus No. 109 Winfield No. 110 Hesperian No. Ill Haysville No. 112 St. Johns No. 113 Advance No. 114 Parsons No. 117 Cherokee No. 119 Clifton No. 122 Republic No. 123 Bassett No. 124 Cawker City No. 125 Palestine No. 127 Belleville No. 129 Carson No. 132 Crescent No. 133 Clay Center No. 134 Lenexa No. 135 Vesper-Olive No. 136 Dover No. 138 Reno No. 140 Signal No. 141 Newton No. 142 Minneapolis No. 143 Gilead No. 144 Mt. Vernon No. 145 Ellsworth No. 146 Centre No. 147 Wellington No. 150 Douglass No. 151 Old Mission No. 153 Lincoln No. 154 Hope No. 155 Dexter No. 155 Haven No. 157 Active No. 158 Alma No. 161 Sabetha No. 162 Greenwood No. 163 Farmers No. 166 Larned No. 167 North Star No. 168 Blue Rapids No. 169 Sterling No. 171 McPherson No. 172 Belle Plaine No. 173 Western Star No. 174 Prairie Queen No. 176 Ht. Moriah No. 179 Lenora No. 181 Gaylord No. 183 Phillipsburg No. 184 Mountain Slope No. 186 Pittsburg No. 187 Onaga No. 188 Newahcuba No. 189 Henri No. 190 Walnut Valley No. 191 Royal No. 192 Hartford No. 193 Hays No. 195 Blue Hill No. 198 Anthony No. 200 Mulvane No. 201 Downs No. 204 Eminence No. 205 Harper No. 206
MILEAGE $ 34.00 50,00 61,25 30.00 32.25 25,25 25,50 13,00 20.00 54.00 61.50 18.50 21.75 15.50 20,25 41,25 16,75 48.50 37.00 14.75 44,25 47,00 28.25 16.25 28.75 15,75 5,75 41.75 15,75 8.75 17.50 29,75 31,00 45,00 10,25 40.50 38.25 34.50 41,50 20,25 38.50 40,00 20,50 25.00 21.75 26,50 18.00 8.75 28.75 29.00 16.50 31.25 42.-50 27.50 35.25 51.75 60.50 26.50 31.00 37.75 35.00 15.50 34.25 24.50 15.75 34.50 27.00 21.75 24.50 32.00
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CHECK NO. 12342 12342 12345. 12347 12349 12350 12351 12352 12353 12354 12355 12356 12358 12359 12352 12364 12365 12367 12369 12370 12372 12373 12375 12377 12378 12379 12380 12381 12382 12383 12384 12385 12387 12389 12391 12392 12393 12395 12396 12398 12400 12401 12402 12403 12404 12405 12407 12408 12409 12410 12411 12412 12413 12414 12415 12416 12417 12418 12419 12420 12421 12422 12423 12424 12427 12428 12429 12430 12431 12432
Grand Lodge of Kansas
PAYEE Hoxie No. 348 Narka No. 349 Horace No. 352 Chautaqua No. 355 Alta Vista No. 357' Sylvan Grove No. 359 Jennings No. 360 Geneseo No. 361 Cuba No. 362 Valley Center No. 364 Derby No. 365 Bonner Springs No. 366 Roger E. Sherman No. 369 Macksville No. 371 Grand. View No. 376 White City No. 380 Wilsey No. 382 Seabrook No. 385 Natoma No. 390 Mayetta No. 393 Wakefield No. 396 Lindsborg No. 397 Mullinville No. 399 Wakarusa No. 402 Benedict No. 403 St. Francis No. 404 Hugoton No. 406 Arma No. 408 Haviland No. 409 Quinter No. 410 Ensign No. 413 Norland No. 414 Sharon Springs No. 417 Lecompton No. 420 Selden No. 423 Claflin No. 424 Burdick No. 429 Minneola No. 431 Bestor G. Brown No. 433 Overland Park No. 436 West Gate No. 438 Bendena No. 440 Johnson No. 441 Stanley No. 444 Hutchinson No. 445 Satanta No. 446 Masonic Home No. 450 Arris M. Johnson Durward C. Daniel son Clifford D. Knauss Claude W. Norris William F. Mcintosh Halbert G. Horton Conrad F. Johnson Robert M. Nease Jerry K. Van Allen Myron G. Johnson C. M. (Bud) Geis Thaine A. Clark Gilbert M. Angel 1 Benny L. Holloway Robert J. Higgs Dan R. Sharp Robert D. Foley A. Franklin Baldwin Hurl but K. Graves Charles D. Gallipeau Richard R. Haefele Gerald A. Lough Robert M. Schroeder
MILEAGE $ 44.25 22.00 60.00 42.50 18.50 13.75 49.75 12.00 19.00 20.50 25,50 40.00 44.25 29.00 41.75 26.75 . 16.25 28.00 23.00 31.50 13.25 5.25 39,00 29.00 43.50 68.25 62.00 61.00 35.00 37.00 43.75 39.25 58.00 32.75 48.75 14.25 16.25 45.25 28.00 45.25 44,25 45.00 65.25 45.00 15.00 54.75 28.00 24.50 16.50 19.50 55.50 14.75 28.00 44.50 29.50 58.00 42.50 32.00 24.50 44.25 22.00 28.00 21.75 21.75 44.25 68.25 44.25 59.50 44.25 44.25
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PER-DIEM $ 30.00 30,00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30,00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00
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AMOUNT $ 74.25 52.00 90.00 72.50 48.50 43.75 79.75 42.00 49.00 50.50 55.50 70.00 74.25 59.00 71.75 46.75 46.25 58.00 53.00 61.50 43.25 35.25 69.00 59.00 73.50 98.25 92.00 91.00 65.00 67.00 73.75 69.25 88.00 62.75 78.75 44.25 46.25 75.25 58.00 75.25 74.25 75.00 95.25 75.00 45.00 84.75 58.00 24.50 16.50 19.50 55.50 14.75 28.00 44.50 29.50 58.00 42.50 32.00 24.50 44.25 22.00 28.00 21.75 21.75 74.25 98.25 74.25 89.50 74.25 74.25
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CHECK NO. 12433 12434 12435 12436 12437 12439 12441 12442 13444 12445 12446 12447 12448 12449 12450 12451 12452 12453 12454 12455 12456 12457 12458 12459 12460 12462 12463 12464 12465 12466 12467 12468 12470 12471 12472 12477 12479 12481 12483 12484 12485 12486 12487 12488 12490 12493 12494 12495 12496 12497 12499 12501 12503 12505 12507 12508 12509 12510 12511 12513 12515 12516 12517 12518 12521 12522 12523 12514 12525 12526
Proceedings of the
PAYEE Robert K. Shklar Alfred H. Slough James R. Struble Hilton F. Thompson Clifford L. Trax William G. Updegrove James R. Winn Cecil S. Carter Frank T. Moore Clarence W. Sills Earl H, Sitton S. Allan Daugherty Richard L. Becker Addison C. Irby John H. Murray Ben W. Graybill Arthur C. Hodgson William E. Bradford Thomas C. Raum Carroll C. Arnett Robert D. Caplinger J. Fred Williamson Forrest D. Haggard Robert H. Arnold Ralph D. Walker Chester L. Gilbert W. Nolan Artz F. Warren Starns Ben B. Boyles Robert G. Jackson L. D. Winegardner Raymond D. Mough Halbert G. Norton Wayne P. Smith James H. Nolte John P. Savage Raymond R. Haden Lawrence Eckhoff David E. Casey Bobby L. Ackerman John E. Mowen William L. HcFall, Jr. Melvin Cuiniiings Ronald Rfenninger George Gerardy Paul W. Clingenpeel Howard Mallicoat James A. Johnston Paul D. McDermed Charles J. Shifflet Clarence C. McNemar Charles E. Shibkagel Gerald D. Magnus Donald MacPherson Marion Patton John E. Patton Dale Pooler Edward Anderson George H. Hardey William A. Morris Morris L. Fisher Edgar Reeves John K. Roraback James M. Sloan Charles H. Case Harold J. Schmidt Verlin L. McHenry Gary Baggs, Sr. Johnny R. Barker Harry "Jick" Davis
MILEAGE $ 41.50 17.25 54.00 28.00 31.25 28.00 28.00 44.25 27.00 39.00 55.50 55.50 42.75 45.00 15.50 20.25 28.00 16.75 40.25 15.50 44.25 20.25 58.00 28.00 28.75 50.25 55.50 29.00 41.50 61.50 28.50 19.00 48.50 18.50 15.00 40.25 53.50 45.00 41.25 38.75 26.50 41.50 45.00 45.00 49.75 61.25 62.50 62.75 26.75 42.50 34.00 14.75 6.75 20.25 10.75 20.00 38.25 25.50 21.75 5.25 5.75 18.00 15.00 30.75 35.25 46.75
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Grand Lodge of Kansas
1985-86
PROFICIENCY CERTIFICATES FOR 1985 - 1986 Lodge No. 3 Daniels, Donald L. DuLard, Larry L.
Lodge No. 7* Fegan, T. Michael Wyant, Franklin D. Lodge No. 29* Baughn, Jerry D.
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Lodge No. 132* Wilson, Gerald L. "B" "A" "B"
Lodge No. 54* Haslar, Louis A. Lodge No. 60 Bruner, Earl J.
Lodge No. 74* Freeman, Edward L. Lodge No. 75* Arehart, Michael J.
"A"
Lodge No. 77* Uinborne, James C.
"B"
Lodge No. 90 Eraas, Lyle 0., Jr. Lodge No. 96* Sodders, Earl E. Romero, Luis, Jr. Lodge No. 97* Jones, Marvin E. Roberts, Ralph T. Rhea, R. Larry Jordan, Donald R. Lodge No. 99 English, Clyde R. Grubb, John M. Hawk, Arthur C.
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Lodge No. 103* Babcock, William E. Jr. Babcock, James M.
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Lodge No. 108* Viel, Brian J. Lodge No. 112* Beard," Terry Shurtz, Bill Thomas, Jerry E. Reeves, Terry L. Darcey, John Foxx, Edward
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Lodge No. 142* Pritchett , Thomas E. Smith, Edmund C. Hegeman, Stanley K.
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145* Hervin Mike Loren R.
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Lodge No. 168 Moore, James E. Crossraan, Darrell White, James H. Casey, Samuel L. Doll, Donald R. White, Dorryl R. Evans, HichaeT D. Evans, Marvin K. Lodge No. 169* Ubben, Donald A.
"U" "A" "A" "B" "B" "B" "B" iigii
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Lodge No. 187 Medved, Steve Vanderpool, Larry R. Hensen, Omer Benner, William G.
"A" "A" "A" "A"
Lodge No. 194* Rowland, William S.
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Lodge No. 201* Van Dorn, Carl A.
"A"
Lodge No. 236* Black, Benjamin
"B"
Lodge No. 247* Koehne, C l i f f o r d Wilcox, Ron
Lodge No. 102 Buie, Gregory G.
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Lodge No. 133* Ramsey, William A. Goldwater, Vern Bacastow, Albert H. Jr.
Lodge No. Howard, Jordan, Harvey,
Lodge No. 62* Jolly, David B.
Lodge No. 86 Hickey, James-R. Sapp, Roy J.
Lodge No. 113* Pfuetze, Robert B.
Lodge No. 248* Sutton, Lester G. Zahn, Joseph B. Braun, William J . Nicholson, William E. Click, Robert L. E l l i o t t , Thomas W. Lodge No. 253* Hooker, Robert A. Park, Aubrey G. Lodge No. 274* Huffman, Melvin L.
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PROFICIENCY CERTIFICATES FOR 1985 - 1986 Lodge No. 284* Barnett, Michael L. Lodge No. 290* Moore, Douglas A . , Jr. Nuckols, Thomas A.
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Lodge No. 303 HcLemore, Van A. Dando, Carroll A. Thompson, Gary D. Hale, Allen R. Conyers, Gary L. Lowe, Butch Patton, Carl D.
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Lodge No. 306* Molstad, David B. Hess, R. Kirk
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Lodge No. 333* Elwood, Donald L. Shelton, Daniel E. Grohn, William C. West, Donald D. West, Robert A.
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Lodge No. 365* Ferguson, Robert G . , Jr.
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Lodge No. 369* Ragland, Donald L. Forson, Richard F.
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Lodge No. 372* Fairbanks, Raymond K. A l f o r d , Robert K. Robertson, Curtis L. Coleman, Dallas L y t l e , John J . H a l l , Mai com Barrow, Ray E. Reaser, Kenneth Robison, Glenn T. McAlexander, Harvey W. Lodge No. 393* Crumpton, Robert B. Baker, Arvin H. Burns, Alva N . , Jr. Burns, Daniel R.
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Lodge No. 402* Longshore, David E.
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Lodge No. 404* R a i l e , Jeff
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Lodge No. 433 Morrison, Kenneth H. Watts, Glen D. Klingenberg, Richard Ross, Lance E. Houston, B i l l i e Fortney, Kenneth R., Jr.
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Lodge No. 436 McGee, Franklin B. Keighley, Raymond N. Grosshart, Hilton D. Henderson, Orville D. Minich, Dennis P. Montgomery, Daniel L. Lodge No. 445* Taylor, Edwin L.
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Grand Lodge of Kansas
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FIFTY YEAR MASONS - 1985 Lodge No. 3 Briley Vance Lawrence Hays, Russell Perry Kraemer, Harry E. Vanzant, David Claire
Lodge No. 29 Moon, Claude Henry
Lodge No. 68 Tinsley, Herbert Benj.
Lodge No. 30 Cagle, Walter E.
Lodge No. 75 Smith, Chester Herman
Lodge No. 6 Hamilton, Kenneth E. Rowel 1, Byron T.
Lodge No. 35 Lodge No. 79 Gephart, Laurel Jesse Hawks, Paul Delmos McCoy, Robert Anderson Love, Donald B. Myers, Samuel Raymond Shipley, Alva Clo Lodge No. 7 WilliSj Clarence Arthur Wei born, Leonard Marion Mowry, George B. Wilson, Clarence Eugene Lodge No. 80 Lodge No. 8 Lodge No. 36 Drake, Herbert Thayer Elgaard, James Anderson White, Henry Arms by Lager, Alford August Lodge No. 84 Leffler, Robert Lee Lodge No. 37 Davis, David Homer Sample, Charles Hill Messer, Claude Wilford Rinehart, Oliver Lodge No. 85 Lodge No. 10 Russell, Harry F. Korff, Welter William Bryan, Hugh Clayton Sims, Otis Allen Ketchum, Noble Lee Wright, John C. Lodge No. 86 McDonald, Clarence L. Fischer, Edward R. Lodge No. 38 Mollohan, Eugene Wesley Lodge No. 11 Bogle, Donald Claude Potts, Clarence R. Kent, Ansel H. Thodis, Constantinos J. Lodge No. 39 Westfall, Albert Wm. Lodge No. 12 Hoffman, Ralph W. Dille, Harlan William Hybskmann, Ralph Olstrom Lodge No. 88 Jones, Carl S. Parker, Donald E. Roberts, Evan Wallace Lodge No. 42 Underwood, Charles Clinton, Ji"- Dunlap, George W. Lodge No. 90 Stone, Paul D. Keeler, Roscoe H. Lodge No. 15 Hagius, Homer Hugh Lodge No. 44 Lodge No. 94 Phillips, Dale Virginus Berry, Darrel ogden. Charles Albert Shultz, Orville Bailey Earns, Richard William Stephens, Paul Willis Lodge No. 16 Billings, Fred Goff Funk, Leo Hastings Lodge No. 17 Holbrook, Arthur Walker Keller, Harold Eugene Lyon, Arnold Dudley Lyon, Ernest Carl Lyon, Frank Weston Lodge No. 18 Followell, Owen Lorin Kramer, Waldo F. Wadsworth, Frank C. Lodge No. 22 Ott, Lewis Edward Lodge No. 23 Blossom, Homer Ogden Lodge No. 24 Barber, Albert Grant Kitchen, George William Reppert, Neldson Stanley Lodge No. 27 Mattingly, Don Eugene
Lodge No. 45 Lewis, Howard Russel
Lodge No. 96 Danielson, John Alfred
Lodge No. 46 Bishop, Everett R.
Lodge No. 97 Arnall, Glenn Earl Atkisson, Everette Seiver, Everett V.
Lodge No. 48 Sells, William Arthur Lodge No. 49 Burnett, Loren Leroy
Lodge No. 98 Krenger, Charles R. Neil.Reilly Sundahl
Lodge No. 51 Lodge No. 99 Greenlee, James Rayford Anderson, Chester L. Shell, Arnold Jacob Ball, Harry E. Oombaugh, Charles E. Lodge No. 57 Hulse, Joseph G. Allen, Cleo E. Price, Will G. Lodge No. 60 Eaton, Leslie Fay Larson, George Malcolm McMillan, Lester W. White, Webster James Lodge No. 62 Humbert, Paul Richard Lodge No. 63 Heflin, Melvin Eugene
Lodge No. 102 Hock, Loyal K. Olinger, Raymond W. Lodge No. 103 Tyson, Virgil E. Wheeler, Carl Everett Lodge No. 105 Hall, George R.
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Lodge No. 107 McVey, George Juner White, Clair Mason Lodge No. 113 Boogaart, Richard W. Sorem, J. Milton Lodge No. 115 Quick, Albert Davison Lodge No. 117 Jensen, Carl Christian Thurston, William E. Lodge No. 129 West, George Cecil Lodge No. 132 Swatzell, Wilber J. Lodge No. 133 Kreider, Lowell E Maxson, Noble Miser, Lawrence V. Wilson, Fred W. Ming, Noble E. Lodge No. 135 Wilson, Guy Bernard Lodge No. 136 HcGill, Alonzo Ralph
Lodge No. 153 Johntz, John H.
Lodge No. 194 Brown, Robert W.
Lodge No. 156 Girod, Charles
Lodge No. 195 HcVey, Irwin H.
Lodge No. 157 Clark, Phillip M.
Lodge No. 199 Wilson, Howard M.
Lodge No. 158 Hanna, Charles
Lodge No. 200 Potts, Raymond Price, John H. Randels, Wilford I.
Lodge No. 160 Clausen, Myron G. Wall. Paul S. Lodge No. 163 Whiteside, Millard S. Whiteside, William H. Lodge No. 164 Bearley, John R. Westman, Carl L. Lodge No. 171 Ward, Harry E. Lodge No. 172 Davenport, El don A. HoUoway, Clarance L. McMasters, John Miller, Lewis L.
Lodge No. 137 Cleek, Vier
Lodge No. 174 Doctor, Francis L. Ford, Joseph A.
Lodge No. 138 Rogers, Warner W. Weeks, Seth Avery
Lodge No. 177 Schwartz, Ralph W.
Lodge No. 140 Coberly, Harry Pliny Miller, Charles E. Lodge No. 141 Herzog, Fred Lodge No. 142 Brown, Claude Estell Lodge No. 144 Hill, Clyde Lodge No. 146 O'Oonnell, Harold F. Lodge No. 147 Bartlett, Earl A. Bevan, Clyde K Siebert, Quintin G. Lodge No. 150 Kurtz, Cleo B Smith, Vinton V Stoelzing, Lewis L
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Lodge No. 179 Little, Fred D. Parker, Merlyn P. Lodge No. 184 Groom, T. Earl Lodge No. 186 Canpbell, Roy A
Lodge No. 201 Birkhead, Horace C. Goshey, George R. Lodge No. 203 Jenista, Alvin J. Werneke, Clyde G. Lodge No. 206 Reida, Richard C. Scarlett, Floyd M. Lodge no. 211 Sothers, Wilber R. Lodge No. 222 Caughron, Samuel M Stipe, Herbert E. Lodge No. 223 Gray, Emmett E. Lodge No. 225 Cooper, Silas J. Freeman, John D. Howard, Melvin J. Kroft, Kenneth 0. Lodge No. 226 Ettleman, Cecil L. Lodge No. 227 French, N. Max Hendrix, Boyd Nobles, Donald H.
Lodge No. 187 Curnow, Carl G. Longstaff, Ralph Mueller, H. Price Blair, Edward A. Wood, Dean E.
Lodge No. 230 Cox, John Spencer Koster, Peter Carl M.
Lodge No. 191 Hunt, Harold 0.
Lodge No. 236 Hurst, Fount M. Mann, Frederick A.
Lodge No. 233 Campbell, Chester D.
Lodge No. 192 Jones, Harden F. Noble, Gilbert G.
Lodge No. 237 Foster, Earl A.
Lodge No. 193 Steckel, Mynin J.
Lodge No. 238 Pile, Richard H.
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Lodge No. 257 Pauley, Marvin D. Pfrang, Roy R. Lodge No. 258 Gosney, Don M. Lodge No. 259 Cassidy, William E. Lodge No. 262 Grigsby, Leonard R. Grigsby, Lester J. Lodge No. 265 Branson, Forrest L. Moffat, James W. Lodge No. 267 Trimble, Harry E. Lodge No. 269 Chitwood, George F. Farmer, John Lodge No. 272 Hill, Robert W. Nevrton, Kenneth Odell, Marion M. Porter, Howard L. Spaulding, Ernest G. Lodge No. 273 Blumenshine, Clarence A. Francis, Chester L. Long, Howard R. Lodge No. 280 McDonald, Morris Lodge No. 281 Kobler, Otto F. Lodge No. 284 Akers, Lester M. Lodge No. 286 Fairchild, Francis E. Lodge No. 289 Benjamin, Kaye Willis Lodge No. 293 Helton, William A. McGee, Walter C. Tucker, Raymond H. Lodge No. 303 Barlow, Vernon W. Cotton, Ralph S. Dickey, Byron M. Donnohue, Robert M. Dyck, Jake Edwards, Gerald W. Eikost, Carl L. Elkouri, George E. Gangloff, Louis G. Green, Ansel L. Householder, Dee J.
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Lee,Willie W. Mack, Lawrence McCandless, Cecil E. McCrea, Clifford Neal, Otho D. Robertson, James M. Watson, John F. White, Harvel E. White, Johnie F. Young, Harold E. Lodge No. 306 Brillhart, William R. Lodge No. 307 Bateman, Clyde J.
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Lodge No. 359 Heller, Emerald W. Lodge No. 362 Koukol, Rudolph W. Lodge No. 364 Botts, Raymond Hightower, James A. Kelley, Louis W Lodge No. 369 Dorrell, Alonzo C. HcMurray, Harold D. Wehmeyer, Edmund H.
Lodge No. 309 Cheatum, Allen J.
Lodge No. 376 Fletcher, Frank L. March, Harold J.
Lodge No. 319 Hamilton, Harry S. Hamilton, Harvey B.
Lodge No. 383 Larson, Harry G.
Lodge No. 321 Parker, Marion C. Lodge No. 322 Nalley, Albert M. Mayo, Gilbert A. Lodge No. 324 Baker, Harold H. Moore, Glenn H. Smith, Calvin L. Lodge No. 329 Jones, William A. Ill 1 urn, Thomas W. Lodge No. 330 Appl, Theodore A. Friend, Glenn A. Hoover, Lowell L. Lodge No. 331 Bailey, John A. Rogers, Lamar S. Lodge No. 335 Larkin, Ralph V. St. Bonnett, Frank J. Lodge No. 339 LaFollette, Cleo F. Lodge No. 340 Rupp, John W. Lodge No. 344 Haas, Harold G. Lodge No. 347 Matlack, Floyd H. Lodge No. 356 Hyers, Lloyd L.
Lodge No. 393 Shields, Robert J. Lodge No. 395 Kukuk, Cleotus F. Lodge No. 396 Auld, William R. Keener, Floyd H. Thurlow, Roderick C. Lodge No. 397 Bengtson, Axel E. Lodge No. 403 Higgins, Roy J. Lodge No. 409 Rinkel, Frank R. Lodge No. 415 Stallard, Hobart Lodge No. 430 Battin, Donald C. Lodge No. 433 Brasted, Kenneth P. Foy, Harold C. Murray, Maynard B. Lodge No. 436 Borders, James B. Lodge No. 437 Hoisington, Albert J. Lodge No. 445 McCarroll, John C. Lodge No. 449 Roberts, Alva
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MASONS WITH 60 YEARS AND OVER MEMBERSHIP - 1985 Lodge No. 1 Guthrie, Paul H. Meidinger, Ray
Lodge No. 24 Endicott, Charles L. Knight, Earl
Lodge No. 3 Lodge No. 27 Ball, Sidney 0. Davis, Lee J. Chamberlain, Jay D. Smith, Stephen R. Cooper, Cecil E Eddy, George L. Lodge No. 33 Grossman, Jerome E. Kenney, Frank M. Haynes, J. Willard Kuhns, Arthur R. Lodge No. 34 Marshall, Walter H. Armstrong, Alpheus McCallister, Wilber R. Jr. Meads, Alfred L. Lodge No. 35 Sells, Kenneth A. Neff, Leroy A. Worley, Harold E. Lodge No. 38 Lodge No. 7 Adams, Charles H. Jones, James G. Scott, Raymond G. Lodge No. 8 Dix, John P. Louderback, Charles I. Shadley, Robert W. Lodge No. 9 Henderson, Charles L. Woodward, Herbert R. Lodge No. 10 Edmondson, Charles S. B. Lodge No. 12 Jones, Cecil B. Kell, John H. Lodge No. 14 Hawk, Ralph H. Lodge No. 15 Deighton, Clarence 0. Lodge No. 17 Case, Charles V. Garabi 11, Edwi n M. Kaul, Paul C. Klugg, Sterling C. McClenny, George C. Rowley, Kenneth G. Lodge No. 18 Bergsma, Silas S. Coakley, Gerald N. Uaddell, James R. Whitcraft, John E. Lodge No. 19 Jones, Charles A. McGee, Lewis C. Osborne, Robert R. Lodge No. 23 Allen, Richard F. Hardin, Eugene A.
Lodge No. 72 Henry, Harley Lodge No. 73 Lamb, Julian R. Lodge No. 75 Knostman, William H. C.
Lodge No. 43 Hawk, Chesley N. Lodge No. 44 Mitchell, William E. Payne, Mark E. Weckel, William P. Lodge No. 46 Boyle, Lloyd W. Lodge No. 48 Henderson, Harry C. Lodge No. 49 Harmon, Gilbert E. Lodge No. 51 Clements, Robert R. Hart, Howard T. Hastings, Earl J. Johnson, Raymond W. Lynde, Burton H. Miller, Clarence H. Murphy, George F. Roberts, Delbert C. Stanford, Thomas E. Lancaster, Ernest G. Eagle, Ernest R. Mason, Henry A. Jackson, Chester R. Fairchild, Russell H. Meyer, Bernard G., Sr. Lodge No. 54 Faulkner, Roll a S Lodge No. 55 Folsche, William H. Lodge No. 60 Atteberry, Dee L. Saylor, Lloyd Lodge No. 67 Lucas, Winfred
Lodge No. 70 Swanson, Eugene E.
Lodge No. 76 Moody, Virgil E. Lodge No. 77 Travis, Roy E. Lodge No. 79 Oliver, Charles W. Symes, Don E. Lodge No. 80 Forney, Robert H. Johnson, Ray C. Way, James W. Lodge No. 85 Fulgroat, Walter E. Garrett, George W. Gwinn, Robert P. Hope, Robert M. Kirk, Earl D. Nesbitt, George F. Thomas, Glen Turner, Leonard A. Vandenberg, George H. Lodge No. 89 Ayers, Robert H. Lodge No. 90 Albright, Albert L. Glyn, Roy E. Harrison, John R. Kendall, Li da E. Miller, George B. Woodbury, Hilton S. Lodge No. 91 Ackerman, Leonard B. Rickert, William R. Lodge No. 93 Gunn, Jessee W. Lodge No. 95 Hall, Charles C. Hull, Everett W. Lodge No. 96 Crabtree, Roy A. Tye, Charles H. Sass, Joseph A.
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Lodge No. 98 Waknitz, Charles E. Phillips, William K. Royer, Harold J. Royer, Paiil H. Simmers, Harry J. Stone, Claude F. Lodge No. 99 Brumley, Austin Crisswell, Thed R. Feeraster, Virgil C. McCollistgr, Ralph W. Robbins, Charles B. . Lodge No. 100 Starrett,.Glenn Lodge No. 101 McDaniel, Clair L.
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Lodge No. 134 Hanna, Lawton M. Robbins, Hardy P. Smiley, Marion F. Lodge No. 137 Clayton, Herbert L. Cunningham, J. Ralph Lodge No. 140 Tate, Jack M.
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Lodge No. 167 Evans, Fred S. Winkler, Harry F. Lodge No. 169 Austin, Lynn Lodge No. 172 Johnson, Claude A. Lodge No. 174 Cameron, Albert B.
Lodge No. 142 Berry, Ernest A. Bolin, Webster T.
Lodge No. 176 Bramwell, Donald D.
Lodge No. 143 Darg, Willis A.
Lodge No. 177 Mansfield, Dean E. McConnell, Harold C.
Lodge No. 103 Garrett, William M.
Lodge No. 146 Besthorn, Herman H. Bornschein, Harry C. Dula, Alfred H. Larsen, Peter J. Souchek, Fred Stehno, Louis E.
Lodge No. 104 Heistennan, Alfred H.
Lodge No. 147 Hagans, Frank A.
Lodge No. 184 Swenson, Clarence A.
Lodge No. 105 Meek, Leroy C. Neil, Paul E.
Lodge No. 148 Hancock, Paul F. Hille, Henry G. Hladek, Alfred G.
Lodge No. 186 Thomsen, Andy J.
Lodge No. 102 Winston, C. Carleton
Lodge No. 106 Boyersraith, James F. Lodge No. 107 Brady, Ralph J. Moberly, Jack I. Rusk, Clarence Lodge No. 113 Stimson, Roland E. Edquist, Erhart D. Thurston, Bryant E. Lodge No. 114 Somtiers, Alfred P. Lodge No. 117 Clarke, Nelson H. Weir, Ralph L. Lodge No. 129 Broyles, Adlee C. Makalous, Fred H. Hunger, Eugene F. Lodge No. 131 Kettler, Burl L. Stevens, Clifford 0. Lodge No. 133 Cooper, William 0. Robertson, John R. Sanderson, Charles H.
Lodge No. 150 Hendrickson, Clyde H. Kabriel, Vance D. Lodge No. 151 Knoll, Virgil D. Lodge No. 152 Jones, Roy T. Lodge No. 153 Isleib, James R. Matson, Dewey H. Lodge No. 156 Meece, Harold K.
Lodge No. 179 Burt, Percy D. Lodge No. 183 Duston, Clarence E. Grisier, John 0.
Lodge No. 187 Allen, Len N. Crain, Ralph 0. Lawson, John S. Linthecum, Lee Morrison, Clarence C. Nairn, Hubert A. Lodge No. 189 Bedker, Floyd M. Lodge No. 190 Meinken, John H. Lodge No. 196 Beggs, Joe W. Schlindler, Joseph G.
Lodge No. 160 Thompson, William E. Trine, David K.
Lodge No. 198 Brichacek, William H. Chard, Harry 0. Taylor, John C.
Lodge No. 161 Sarver, Carl J.
Lodge No. 199 Isaac, William W.
Lodge No. 162 Robinson, Howard L.
Lodge No. 202 Morrison, Jerry P.
Lodge No. 164 McCain, Victor C. Bearley, Alfred R. Lodge No. 165 Daniels, Charles A. Patterson, Raymond Thompson, Earl B.
Lodge No. 204 Felix, Robert H. Lodge No. 205 Treu, William L.
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Lodge No. 206 Beal, Ellis E. Wolf, Charles B. Wuilenwaber, C. Leroy Lodge No. 215 Heaton, Leslie W. Prosch, Roy R. Renner, Frank 0. Lodge No. 216 Dunn, Harvey A. Kern, Gilbert J. Lodge No. 217 Herold, Charles R. Lodge No. 219 Deeds, George B. Lodge No. 222 Curtis, Allan S. Lodge No. 225 Seeman, Herbert R. Swanson, Karl T.
Lodge No. 266 Robinson, William C.
Lodge No. 323 Strahm, William C.
Lodge No. 268 Warren, Reuben E. Entzminger, Glenn H.
Lodge No. 326 McKinley, Earl H.
Lodge No. 271 Parrett, Porter Stanley, Arthur J. Lodge No. 272 Hosking, Edwin A. Martin, Lei and M. Lodge No. 278 McKinney, Francis Lodge No. 279 Strickler, Frank E. Lodge No. 280 Hassler, Allison D. Lodge No. 282 Sinclair, Ray
Lodge No. 229 Clark,'Charles R.
Lodge No. 283 Warner, Leigh
Lodge No. 230 Eggleston, Donald E.
Lodge No. 285 Ate, Albert L.
Lodge No. 233 Pickens, Herbert H.
Lodge No. 286 Horttor, Elmer J.
Lodge No. 234 Baker, Ton H.
Lodge No. 288 Hawkins, Edwin C.
Lodge No. 238 Appl, Frederick C. Kissick, Claude McEachern, Charles F. Wilkinson, Francis H.
Lodge No. 290 King, Jess W. Rogers, Marshall F.
Lodge No. 242 Foster, Joe Lodge No. 246 Anderson, Geroge H. Leopold, Vivian A. Parrish, Earl M. Lodge No. 250 Lentz, Frank E. Lodge No. 251 Harder, David L. Lodge No. 253 Eaton, Ralph M. Lodge No. 258 Garnett, John W. Lodge No. 265 Laird, Thomas E. Merrill, Glenn W.
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Lodge No. 303 Cline, John M. Newbern, Reymond B. Petersen, Lawrence H. Sanders, Clarence D. Shacklett, Richard L. Shrum, William A. Lodge No. 306 Ziegelmeier, Ernest W. Lodge No. 310 Rumsey, George C. Lodge No. 311 Tyhurst, Edward R. Lodge No. 318 Coates, Walter J. Lodge No. 322 Carter, Alva H. Simmons, Howard H.
Lodge No. 327 Griffith, Zale A. Mann, John G. Lodge No. 329 Ewing, William E. Lodge No. 333 Robert, Charles W. Lodge No. 339 Herron, Earl E. Lodge No. 341 Burnett, C. Ivan Lodge No. 345 Dobson, Francis J. McBride, Glenn Lodge No. 348 Johnson, Charles H. Lodge No. 349 Novotny, Arnold F. Lodge No. 357 Little, Harry 8. Lodge No. 358 Hughes, Jesse L. Lodge No. 360 Beers, Allyan H. Lodge No. 362 Stransky, Rex E. Lodge No. 364 Chambers, Ray K. Lodge No. 365 Barrett, Jack Lodge No. 371 Miles, Marion Lodge No. 384 Ward, Wilmer J. Lodge No. 388 Whiteside, Walter J. Lodge No. 390 Chrisler, Hans D. Lodge No. 396 HcArthur, North C. Lodge No. 397 Larson, Elmer G.
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Ramsey, John W. Lodge No. 409 Rinkel, Charles T. Lodge No. 410 Kysar, Vernon E. Lodge No. 411 Andrews, Leonard R. Lodge No. 415 Welch, Robert G. Lodge No. 417 Hicks, James U. Lodge No. 419 Keller, Lindsay V. Houck, Howard E. Lodge No. 427 Mcguire, John H. Underwood, Robert 0. Lodge No. 433 Gulp, Harold D. Fry, Alvin L. Miller, Edward M. Oakes, John A. Warren, Lawrence L. Lodge No. 436 Mall, Oris E. Rhoades, Charles E. Lodge No. 437 Heath, Senn Hunter Lodge No. 441 Burnett. Milton E. Hoover, William C. Lodge No. 445 Horrell, Stephen B. Mcllwaine, Ralph W. Payne, Russell W. Salmon, Ted.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT M:.W:. Charles Amidon, Grand Master of Nebraska, extended greetings from the Masons of Nebraska, and expressed his appreciation of the many courtesies extended to him during this Grand Lodge Annual Comiminication. M:.W:. Arris Johnson thanked him for attending, and wished him a safe journey home.
REPORT OF THE COUNCIL OF ADMINISTRATION R:.W:. Albert O. Arnold, Jr., Secretary to the Council, presented the following report which, on his motion, was accepted for printing in the Annual Proceedings. To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.P. & A.M. of Kansas: At the close of the 129th Annual Communication, M:.W:. Arris M. Johnson was elected President of the Council; R:,W:. Durward C. Danlelson, Vice-President; R:.W:. Claude Norris, Secretary. R:.W:. Albert 0. Arnold, Jr., was appointed Secretary to the Council. Following the exchange of amenities, M:.W:. Winegardner turned the gavel of authority over to M:.W:. Johnson. The large sums of money handled was noted with a request to check the surety bond. The Grand Secretary asked for permission to open a fourth account in an insured bank. This, too, owing to the larger sums of nmney being handled, resulting from the Special Assessment as voted by the membership. The Grand Secretary reported to the Council that the firm presenting a blanket insurance coverage policy stated it could not accept the amended version as voted on the floor of the Annual Communication. After much discussion and conferences, the Grand Master ordered a Special Conmiunlcation of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge. This was called for on Saturday, June 8, 1986, at 1:00 P.M. The Sallna Masonic Temple was selected as the site for this meeting. The Grand Secretary was instructed to notify all Kansas Masons. Further, the notice was to clearly state that insurance would be the only topic permitted for discussion. The Grand Secretary asked for permission to attach the minutes of this Special Communication to the regular Proceedings of the March 15-16, 1985, Annual Communication. Permission was granted. The Grand Secretary asked for and received permission to divide the combined petition of MEMBERSHIP ADVANCEMENT AND RESTORATION into separate forms. Several consolidations were granted. One Lodge elected to surrender its warrant. After considerable dlsccusslon, the surrender was accepted. The Grand Secretary obtained bids from Kansas Contractors as instructed by the Council. Tile Roofers of Topeka was the successful bidder. Additional ventilation was added. Insulation was added to obtain R-30 requirements. Several Life Memberships were approved for Brothers other than 50-year members. in accordance with By-law 4-402.
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Charity was extended to our Chilean Brothers and Floridian Brothers as requested through the Masonic Service Association. A number of others also received charity from our account established for this purpose. The Grand Secretary asked for a set-aside fund for future repairs. invading long-term interest-bearing accounts.
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Three beautiful hand crafted gavels were presented to the Council by M:.W:. Richard A. Porter, PGM. Brother Porter fashioned these gavels from Cedar Tree, Fir Tree and Algum Tree (Walnut). The Grand Master accepted with an expression of deep appreciation. Permission was given for the distribution of a bumper sticker noting: "FREEMASONRY A WAY OF LIFE". This also uses the square and compass and High-Twelve symbols. Approval was given to several overdraws as they occurred.
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The Grand Master's Jewel was discussed with consideration given to requiring the Jewel be returned to the Grand Lodge for future use, following the demise of the current holder. The Grand Secretary was instructed to have the Holy Vessels refinished. An Essay winner who had not been able to use her scholarship explained that she has since graduated from college, was now married and now wished to continue her education. Permission was granted, and the scholarship was forwarded to one of our State Universities. Your Council of Administration met on eight official occasions, twice by conference calls. Informal discussions were held on many other occasions. Other items discussed or acted upon will be found in our Grand Master's Address and elsewhere in the ccanmittee and Grand Officer reports. Fraternally submitted, Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Secretary to the Council
INTRODUCTION As the Past Grand Masters retired from, the lodge room, R:.W:. Durward C. Danielson, Deputy Grand Master, assumed the East and called for the report of the Grand Lodge Publications Committee. R: .W: . Danielson then introduced the Chairman, W:. Floyd E. (Gene) Ramsey. Although W:. Ramsey has been Editor of THE KANSAS MASON for more than a year, it was in^jossible.for him,to attend the last annual communication. Hence, this is the first time that he has personally been introduced to a Grand Lodge.
REPORT OF GRAND LODGE PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE W:. Floyd E. (Gene)i Ramsey, Chairmen, presented the following report which, on his motion, was accepted. To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A-F. s A.M. of Kansas: I wish to express my appreciation for the items being forwarded for pxiblication in the KANSAS MASON. I regret that sometimes it is impossible to publish all pictures and printed material which is sent, but be assured that ÂŤin effort was being made to include as much as possible in each edition. I ask that any photographs that you forward, if possible, be in blace and white with notation on the back of each photo of the date, purpose and identification of those appearing in the photograph. Again, may I express my sincere appreciation to the Craft and the Grand Master for the position of Editor of the KANSAS MASON. Respectfully and fraternally, Floyd E. (Gene) Ramsey, Chairmein
TELLERS APPOINTED The Grand Master announced that the Area Deputy Grand Masters had been appointed as Tellers with James H. Nolte as Chairman.
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REPORT OP THE CORRESPONDENCE COMMITTEE W:. Kenneth Dooley, chairman, gave the following report which, on his motion, was accepted. To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.P. S A.M. of Kansas: Reading the Proceedings from other Jurisdictions has been an interesting experience. I have enjoyed the work and hope many Masons will read the review and find something of interest. I have tried to select the most applicable and, I hope, valuable information from the 24 Proceedings I have reviewed. The Grand Lodge Proceedings of the United States and other countries make it possible to exchange the information of the programs and activities of the over four and one-half million Masons throughout the world. The Grand Jurisdictions have developed many programs for Improvement. A large number of Grand Lodges have programs to increase membership and improve attendance. Attendnnre A year ago, the Grand Master of the District of Columbia outlined afonr-year program of "Working in the Garden of Masonry" and a series of goals which are beginning to show results. They have had increased attendance at both Grand Lodge and regular lodge functions. The Grand Master states that the keys to his four-year program of Masonic improvement are Enthusiasm, Leadership and Cooperation. The Grand Master of Iowa appointed Four Task Forces to study the aspects of Masonic environment - the Social, Economic, Political and Technological EnvironmenCs. The Grand Master of Rhode Island directed that two programs be carried out this year. He asked "that each lodge form a visitation committee to contact each member of the lodge". In each district he directed that a "Guest N i ^ t " be held "wherein non^Iasons and their families be invited to a lodge for an evening of fellowship, during which time an excellent film, provided by the Shrine-Masons, be shown". The Grand Master of New York reports that tlie "Operation Turn-Around" program is succeeding. The purpose of the program is to have heal thy, vibrant lodges and to monitor and help with the program in all 870 lodges throughout the state. The New York Committee on Lodge Attendance reported: "The principal reason for a significant 'TurnAround' has in every case been inspired, enthxzsiastic leadership by the Master and his officers. The three most iiiqiortant-actions t-aVan by Masters to accomplish this 'TurnAround' are: (1) good communication with all mesdiers and the community - not just those at regular meetings; (2) interesting programs that are entertaining and/or eduxiational; and (3) involvement and Interest in community activities " The Grand Master of Manitoba reports: ''Several years ago a visionary task force was formed to lay on long term plans, in order that programs started in one year could continue until they could accomplish their basic aims. A five year plan was Initiated to be known as the 'Five Years of Masonic Light*."
136 Missouri Lodges received the Grand Lodge Achievranent Aiiard. 96 Wisconsin Lodges received the Grand Master's Achievement Asard. In the seventh year of the Grand Lodge of Lonlsifflia nigh School Asards, 253 HonestyIntegrity Keys were awarded to High School Juniors averaging 15 to 16 years of age. The awards were made in local lodges throughogt the state.
In Louisiana there are plans to sell the Grand Lodge Temple in New Orleans and to build a new Teiqile in Alexandria. Three new Temples are under construction and cme Tenple oas just completed in Ohio. The Grand Master of Florida proposed the building of a new Masonic Hose facility to replace the "Old Home Building" that had served for 66 jrears. The new Temple in Tuscon, Arizona was dedicated June 5, 1983.
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In 1983, the Grand Lodge of Michigan authorized an expenditure of $4,900,500 to conduct a building program at the Masonic Home in Alma. The Board of Directors approved the erection of a new Masonic Home office building adjacent to the Masonic Home. The Grand Master of Georgia convened emergent communications for the purpose of laying the cornerstones and dedicating six new Temples and one state building. The Iowa Grand Lodge dedicated two new Temples and the newly remodeled Iowa Masonic Home. There were cornerstone laying ceremonies for two new schools and the Ronald McDonald House. The Grand Lodge of Colorado held cornerstone laying ceremonies for five schools and eight public buildingsBy-law Chaiijges The Grand Master of Kentucky proposed that the duties of the Grand Sword Bearer and Grand Pursuivant be deleted and replaced by the statement "The Grand Senior Steward shall assist the Grand Deacons In the performance of their duties to see that the furniture and other paraphernalia of the Grand Lodge is in place for the AzmuaJL Communication." At the Annual Communication of the Yorlc Grand Lodge of Mexico, a ^tlon was made to delete from the constitution Section 4, Langtiage, "The official language of the Grand X^dge shall be English". A motion was made and carried to table for future consider'ation. In Victoria, Australia, a motion was made and carried "to remove the present dlscriniination against totally deaf or dumb candidates and allow them to be considered for admission into the craft in a similar fashion to other persons with physical defects." Charity 719 Lodges in Florida contributed at least $50 to an organized charity or needy cause. $5,103 was dispersed to needy Masons and widows in Tasmania. In Missouri a program was started whereby each n^mt^r could contrlhute one dollar to a fund that, by a change in by-laws, was permitted to make charitable contributions to needy persons whether Masonically affiliated or not. In Victoria grants of from $200 to $2,600 were made for ngrtntpnaiice, welfare and support for stud^its and families in need. Loans of $1,000 to $5,000 were made to several Masons and widows in need. The Masonic Task Force of hundreds of volunteer Freonasans were aiding the victims of the brushflres which started February 26, 1983, in Victoria- The Grand Lodge of New South Wales contributed $40,000 to the Brushfire Appeal to bring the total to $182,139. Operation "Green Thumb" has 4,000 shrubs suitable for replanting the area. Over one million dollars has been contributed to the Hew York Brothearhood Fozi^. The Grand Master of Ireland reported "....1984 will be rempmhered chiefly in the annals of Freemasox£ry...as the year in i^iich we made a reassessment axul reor^inlzatlon of our charitable eiuleavonrs, the first major reorgianizatlou fox maay yeaz^". TbA Grand Lodge is planoing ta reduce the number of charities ac^ a nev corx^rstcme of their char— Itable organizatioii will he to provide housing for "certain classes of their Brethren ai^ depeiuiants". Dues and Fees The Proceedings of 1876, found i n the s e a r c h o f the D i s t r i c t of Col itmhla Tirade, s t a t e s t h a t the nrlnlTmTm f ^ was $45.00 f o r t h e degreea. "Xf t^te v a l u e of tite d o l l a r had been maintained, the f e e s for the three degrees should, nov be» a t a minimisa, $ 1 , 8 0 0 , and the dues whirh a t the time vere of the order o f $ 3 . 0 0 {^r y e a r , would have e s c a l a t e d to almost $125 per year.** A B3^1aw was adopted to r a i s e the annual per c a p i t a t o $ 1 4 . 0 0 In Rortii Qalbata.. The Grand i ^ a t e r of Arizoiza recosmiended t h e per c a p i t a t a x he i n c r e a s e d by $ 1 . 0 0 .
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. An amendment carried to show the per capita payment on the Michigan annual dues card as "Per Capita Assessment". In Mexico the per capita tax was increased from 500 pesos to 1,000 pesos In 1984. The minimum fee in Kentucky is $65 for all three degrees. The actual fees are from $65 to $175, average $81.14. The minimum charge for dues is $12-50. The actual dues are $12.50 to $100, the average dues are $22.98. The Grand Master of Rhode Island states "I intend to republish the edict and have printed on each dues statement. ..the words...Voluntary contribution to the Rhode Island Freemason, $2.00". An amendment to double the dues of the Grand Lodge of Ireland from 3 pounds to 6 pounds was proposed and carried. Employment Assistance The Masonic Employment Association of Kentucky registered 316 persons who applied for assistance in locating employment. The percentage of placement was 42 percent. In Victoria the Masonic Advisory Service was organized to assist Brethren to obtain work. Finances The committee on Investment and Finance in Japan reports "The Grand Lodge is continuing to operate at a large deficit. This trend is shown in the proposed budget which contains a projected deficit of y3,560,000. At the present rate of deficit spending the investment fund will last less than two years". A new committee was formed in Manitoba called "The Masonic Enhancement Committee". It has budgeted $42,500 for 13 items Including "Disaster Relief, Loans to Lodges, $50.00 for each Senior Warden to attend speech craft courses. Masonic Building Identification, Grants for Educational Assistance, etc." George Washington Masonic National Memorial Fund A bill to increase the contributions to the George Washington National Memorial Fund from $1.00 to $5.00 was adopted by the Grand Lodge of Georgia. Historical Information A Special Communication of the Grand Lodge of the District of Columbia was held January 26, 1983, "for the purpose of saying farewell to the Masonic Temple which was in the process of being sold and to allow the Brethren to tour the building one last time". December 11, 1810, four Maryland Lodges and one Virginia Lodge voted to form a District Grand Lodge. The cornerstone laying ceremony for the present Temple was held on June 8, 1907. The Grand Secretary of the District of Columbia reported that "after everyone had removed their possessions" from the Temple which had been sold, a search was made "by opening lockers, cabinets and desk drawers that had been abandoned". Many treasures were found including "the rest of a set of Grand Lodge Officers' jewels and collars that were used until 1903". February 21, 1734, a Masonic Lodge was formed at Savannah, just one year after James Oglethorpe arrived with a group of colonists to settle the English Province of Georgia. As the lettering is in poor condition on the original Thomas Smith Webb monument In Providence, Rhode Island, the committee recommended a new monument be placed adjacent to the original. Increase Membership A new bulletin "York Rite Free Masonry for Initiation, A spiritual process within a brotherly environment" has been printed in Mexico and is to be presented to prospective candidates who show an interest in Masonry.
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Irregular Masonry The Grand Master of Florida reported that he had received copies of the Miami Herald which published a story and pictures of a new Temple built in Miami. Seven Lodges of approximately 900 Cuban Masons organized as "La Gran Logia de Cuba" had built the Temple. The new Temple cost $300,000 but because many of the members had helped In the construction, it was valued at one and a half million dollars with no indebtedness. In a series of meetings it was decided the members of the Cuban Lodges would be Inducted Into and become members of the Grand Lodge of Florida. Leadership and Education Four Leadership and Education workshops were held in Ohio. The subjects included: How to Develop Enthusiasm in the Lodge, Importance of Planning, Staffing, Communications, Delegating Authority and the Importance of Masonic Education. The Grand Master of Mexico proposed to have 3 lodges of instruction for each lodge, and 6 talks on Masonry by Past Masters and Lodge Officers. He also planned to have a two day "Compulsory Workshop" for all Lodge Officers, the first day to be the study of the ritual, the second day. Masonic Education. The theme of the Iowa Grand Master at Area Meetings was "One Man Can Make a Difference - Be That Man". 105 Iowa Lodges held special meetings on Masonic Education. The Iowa Speakers Bureau has about 60 members. In an effort to improve Masonic Education in Louisiana, the first workshops for Incoming Worshipful Masters and Wardens were held in 1982. There was continued interest in Masonic Education in 1983 as 3,761 Masons attended workshops. Life Membership In North Dakota a proposed by-law amendment was adopted to establish a "Grand Lodge Paid-up Membership Fund". The Grand Master of Arizona recommended a committee to review the Life Membership program and consider adopting the Perpetual Life >fembershlp program as used in other jurisdictions. As the "Prepaid Life Membership" program "proved unworkable", the Grand Master of Michigan ordered a "moratorium" and ordered the funds returned to the members. A study will be made to see if the Life Membership program can be made workable.
In Georgia a bill was rejected to change the wording of the Masonic Code from "It is un-Masonic conduct for a Mason to apply for or to procure a license to sell intoxicants ...." to "It is un-Masonic conduct for a Mason to sell or manufacture in any method Illegal Intoxicants of any nature". Lodge of Research The Grand Master of Wisconsin reported that the new Silas and Shepard Lodge of Research U.D. has over one hundred charter members. The Grand Secretary of Kentucky reports the Ted Adams Lodge of Research was instituted on June 6, 1983. The Michigan Lodge of Research and Information was reformed on November 26, 1983. The dues are $15 per annum. Research Lodge No. 24 in Mexico was formed 17 years ago to "investigate historical topics of Masonry". The Rhode Island Museum-Library Is now open to all Masons. The Western New York Lodge of Research U.D. requested a charter. It was reported that the American Lodge of Research in New York had a few copies of Richard Brown's "Masonic Guide to the Empire State". This publication covers the "Masonic Sights, monuments, and Items of interest" in the state of New York.
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The Research Lodge No. 2 of Iowa reported to the Grand Lodge that they now have over 1,000 members. "Of these, approximately 400 are members from Iowa and the remainder come from 46 states and 14 foreign countries." In commemoration of the 25th Anniversary of the Texas Lodge of Research, a bonus book - a reprint of the 1820 edition of "The True Masonic Chart" by R. W. Jeremy L. Cross together with a commemorative coin were mailed to members of the research lodge. Masonic Home There are 60 children in the Georgia Masonic Home; in addition, 73 adults and 12 children were directly benefiting from a relief program of weekly and emergency grants. The Masonic Peace Memorial Haven of Northern Tasmania Is to be completed in 1985. It will accommodate 90 beds, a day care center, and provide for 72 independent living units in the future. There are plans for a 30 bed Hostel on the Northwest Coast with a total of 63 independent units. At the present time 75 elderly are housed in Docking and Ashlar Court, and the Southern Masonic Homes are fully occupied with 122 residents. Missouri had a total contribution of $70,933 from the voluntary "Penny-a-Day" program \^ich was Initiated In 1974 to assist and help the aged. There were 38 residents in the Masonic H O B ^ for children in Alexandria, Louisiana, as of December 1, 1983. Membership The Grand Master of Arizona reports "The year 1983 for the first time in the history of the Grand Lodge of Arizona will show a loss in membership". Ohio MasonB have the distinction of the largest Grand Jurisdiction in terms of membership in the United States. The Grand Master of Mexico recommends a new lodge be formed as soon as a lodge reaches what he considers optimum size of 30 members. Over one-half of the lodges In Georgia have between 50 and 200 members. The Grand Master of Japan reports that lodges have a low rate of suspensions for nonpayment of dues when they send regular newsletters to their members. The Deputy Grand Master of Tasmania considers Involvement of Inactive members as the key to Increased attendance at regular meetings. He challenged the lodges to increase attendance by 50% of the membership, thus "doubling the active ambassadors for freemasonry and the problem of finding new candidates may have solved Itself. The Grand Master of Missouri reports that "if we assume that the 23% loss through failure to advance and the near 2% loss for non-payment of dues is typical over the last twenty-four years, then if they had rust occurred, instead of a loss of slightly more than 1,400 members per year on an average, we would have held our own". New Lodges A Dispensation for North Scott Lodge in Eldrldge was issued by the Grand Master of Iowa. Population movement is affecting the number of members in lodges in Ohio. "The Manual to Assist Interested Masons on Forming a New Lodge" is being republished. The Grand Master of Manitoba Instituted two new lodges in 1984, Four new lodges in New York requested charters be granted. New Members It was recommended by the Grand Master of Arizona that one year subscriptions to the Short Talks Bulletin be presented to each newly raised Mason. The Grand Master of Kentucky stated in his address: "It has been my privilege to continue the letter to each initiate this year, and I truly believe that it is showing
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some merit by the number who are completing the degrees, and the favorable remarks received from the candidates and the lodges. Papal Visit The Archdiocese of Winnipeg requested the assistance of the Grand Lodge of Manitoba in the visit of Pope John Paul II to Winnipeg. Several thousand volunteers were required to assist with the logistics. The Board gave its unanimous support as it was an "excellent opportunity to demonstrate brotherhood in action". Proficiency A decision of the Grand Master of Wisconsin was to establish the Master of a lodge as the sole judge of the candidate's proficiency. Wisconsin adopted a resolution that all Master Masons must pass a proficiency examination within 60 days of receiving the Master Mason degree unless "for good and sufficient reason". "The method of demonstrating proficiency is an examination via the posting lectures of the (a) first section of each degree (b) the modes of recognition, and (c) other symbolism contained in the posting lecture." The Colorado Grand Lodge adopted an amendment which included "A Master Mason must be found proficient in the Master Mason's Degree before making.a petition for the above degrees". (Grand Royal Arch, Grand Council, Grand Commandery, Supreme Council of the Scottish Rite) Public Relations The Grand Master of Florida reports that for several years he has received newspaper clippings and other publications "attacking Freemasonry with fake charges and allegations". A Public Relations Committee was appointed. They placed "educational articles on Freemasonry in newspapers in various sections of the State...."; obtained assistance of "nationally known Masons such as Brother Norman Vincent Peale and our former President, Brother Gerald H. Ford,"; held an essay contest in the schools on "Americanism"; gave recognition to public school teachers and administrators for public service; and arranged for time on television for the Grand Master. As Masonry was successfully presented at the 1983 State Fair, the Grand Master of Arizona recommended the Grand Lodge participate in the 1984 State Fair. Ohio Masons participated In several local historic and civic parades. 160 Masons marched in the Dublin Fourth of July Parade wearing their aprons and carrying 20 American Flags. New York Commimications Conmilttee made plans for the Grand Master to appear on cable television in half-minute shots, commending blood donors, social workers and others for their service to the general public. Retirement Plans are being made by the Grand Lodge of Kentucky to develop the Feltman property as a "Masonic Retirement Village". Scholarship The Scholarship Committee in Ohio awarded 32 scholarships in 1983. Fifty-four scholarships of $200 or more were awarded by the Florida Lodges to deserving students and 23 or more separate donations of books were made to the Public School System. Onehundred-ninety-three certificates of appreciation or recognition were awarded, many to non-Masons. The Masonic Charitable Educational Corporation of Iowa made loans totaling $234,693 to 132 students. Scholarships of $575 each were presented to 50 high school seniors for a total of $28,500. Grants of aid of from $300 to $400 per semester were made to help 40 students in University, College or Vocational School, by the Masonic Educational Foundation in Louisiana. A New York Internship Committee invited 13 students to attend Utlca College at their expense and four students were chosen for the internship program at the home and Medical Research Laboratory.
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Service and Rehabilitation The New York Committee on Service and Rehabilitation reports "One of the Committee's most effective services is providing personnel for escort service for litter and wheelchair cases to sabbath services; also to Shrine circuses, and baseball, basketball, football and hockey games". This committee provides services to all 13 Veteran's Hospitals throughout the state. State of the Craft "In Japan we continue to decline in membership, our members continue to be suspended for non-payment of dues" - the Grand Master reports. The Grand Master of Washington reports: "We will still show a loss In membership this year. The strength of Masonry, however, should not be judged by numbers alone. Our strength will be measured and determined by how well we instill in our initiates the beauty and worth of Masonry and this can only be done by education and example. I believe the future of Masonry rests upon the attention we give to these three areas Masonic Education, Charity and the Spiritual Aspects of Masonry." The Grand Master of Iowa reports: "Taking into account the many factors over which we have no control that affects our fraternity, the state of the craft - by and large is healthy. Lodge size seems to have little to do with lodge strength. Lodge leaders who can move and motivate their membership, are the key to Masonry's future and vitality. Membership Statistics Jurisdiction
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Arizona Colorado D i s t r i c t of Columbia Florida Georgia Iowa Japan Kentucky Louisiana Manitoba Mexico Michigan Missouri New Mexico New York North Dakota Ohio Rhode I s l a n d South Dakota Victoria Washington Wisconsin
1984 1984 1983 1984 1984 1984 1984 1983 1984 1984 1984 1984 1982 1984 1983 1984 1984 1984 1984 1983 1984 1984
Lodges 71 168 37 328 466 461 18 463 288 96 12 488 538 66 864 95 671 45 140 774 262 264
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16,337 32,453 9,801 81,221 87,687 57,810 3,393 92,248 42,632 10,221 409 107,751 90,287 11,641 147,546 8,145 215,573 10,848 12,458 71,245 42,548 36,980
( 91) ( 949) ( 508) ( 363) ( 1,373) ( 1,808) ( 156) ( 1,122) ( 563) ( 209) ( 16) ( 3,649) ( 1,776) ( 282) (11,748) ( 243) ( 4,793) ( 389) ( 348) ( 2,720) ( 930) ( 1,108)
.56 2.92 5.18 .46 1.56 3.13 4.60 1.21 1.32 2.04 3.91 3.38 1.96 2.42 7.96 2.98 2.22 3.59 2.80 3.81 2.18 3.00
Fraternally submitted. Kenneth Dooley, Chairman
LABOR TO REFRESHMENT R:.W:. Durward C. Danielson called the Grand Lodge from Labor to Refreshment until 1:30 P.M.
AWARDS PROGRAM The brethren retired to the Dining Room of the Masonic Temple for luncheon and the presentation of awards by R:.W:. Durward C. Danielson, Deputy Grand Master, with the assistance of the Ritualistic Committee. The following Awards were presented:
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Trice-Robison Awards Mystic Tie Lodge No. 74; Delaware Lodge No. 96;"Patinos Lodge No. 97; Haysville Lodge No. 112; Mt. Vernon Lodge No. 145; North Star Lodge No. 168; Albert Neese Lodge No. 248; Black Diamond Lodge No. 174; Albert Pike Lodge No. 303; Bosedale Lodge No. 333; Denison Lodge NO. 372; Mayetta Lodge No. 393.
Outstanding Masons Billy C. Adams, No. 247; Vernon C. Allen, No. 73; Joe R. Birka, No. 219; Thomas I. Brewer, No. 90; William J. Brown, No. 273; M. Tom Burress, No. 76; Claude L, Carpenter, No. 140 and No. 219; Ervel F. Cleaver, No. 190; Robert o. Coffee, No. 445; Floyd E. Conard, No. 278; Joe M. Conley, No. 419; Bill R. Crane, No. 201; Eldo J. Crider, No. 51; Edward M. Davis, No. 9; Randall G. Ewen, No. 76; Ray D. Fincher, No. 117; James L. Prikken, No. 201; Robert L. Gardner, No. 206; Paul Griffith, No. 71; Dale Hammerland, NO. 52; Loren R. Harvey, No. 145; William J. Hrovat, No. 142; Kenneth O. Kelly, No. 192; Henry C. King, No. 77; Everett A. McBride, No. 3; Goldwin E. Miller, No. 158; Clarence B. Murphy, NO. 77; Robert B. Pfuetze, No. 113; Charles F. Phillips, No. 300; Jack C. Putnam, No. 142; Beryl Rakes, No. 69; Duane D. Salander, No. 201; Leland Salts, No. 393; Russell Schwilling, No. 80; James F. Shea, No. 75; Bruce Shields, No. 143; Sidney C. Smith, No. 365; Bryce Stonehocker, No. 365; Kenneth D. Strader, No. 206; Ralph E. Studebaker. No. 149; Warren G. Toney, No. 31; Milton F. Thompson, No. 117; Dorsey Van Gundy, No. 112; William J. Walton, No. 63; Raymond E. Weaver, No. 129.
Outstcmding Lodges Enporia No. 12; Lafayette No. 16; Adams No. 63; Altamont No. 69; Erie No. 76; Delta NO. 77; St. John's No. 113; Parsons No. 117; Bassett No. 124; Mulvane No. 201; Harper No. 206; Chase No. 247; Black Diamond No. 274; Cosmos No. 278; Mayetta No. 393; Delia No. 419.
Perfect Attendance Awards Topeka No. 17 (37) ; Spring Hill No. 56 (36); Ottawa No. 18 (34); Bendena No. 440 (30); Wichita No. 99 (29); Johnson No. 441 (29); Hancock No. 311 (28); Walnut City No. 215 (23); Kincaid No. 338 (23); Keystone No. 102 (22); Anthony No. 200 (22); Bourbon No. 168 (22); Cable No. 299 (22); Naphtali No. 310 (22); Albert Pike No. 303 (21); North Star NO. 168 (20) ; Ensign No. 413 (17) ; Siloam No. 225 (16) ; Oakley No. 253 (16) ; Albert
Neese No. 248 (13); Mulvane No. 201 (12); Mayetta No. 393 (12); St. John's No. 113 (10) ; Galena No. 194 (10); U-ity No. 273 (10); Olathe No. 19 (9); Nine Mile No. 49 (9); Hiawatha No. 35 (8); Spivey No. 347 (8); Lecomtpon No. 420 (8); Cherokee No. 119 (7); Mistletoe No. 269 (6); Mt. Vernon No. 145 (4); Rising Sun No. 8 (1); Great Bend No. 15 (1); Council Grove No. 36 (1); Holton No. 42 (1); Delphian No. 44 (1); Orient No. 51 (1); Sunflower No. 86 (1); Haysville No. 112 (1); Wellington No. 150 (1); Lincoln No. 154 (1) ; Newahcuba No. 189 (1); Walnut Valley No. 191 (1); Downs No. 204 (1); Morton No. 258 (1); Kilwinning No. 265 (1) ; Webb No. 275 (1); Norwich No. 319 (1); Derby No. 365 (1) ; Roger E. Sherman No. 369 (1); Grandview No. 376 (1); St. Francis No. 404 (1); Bestor G. Brown No. 433 (1); Overland Park No. 436 (1); Stanley No. 444 (1); Hutchinson No. 445 (1).
REFRESHMENT TO LABOR The Grand Lodge was called from Refreshment to Labor at 1:30 P.M. and the Business Sessions of the One Hundred Thirtieth Annual Communication resumed.
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REPORT OF RITUALISTIC COMMITTEE M:.W:. J. Fred Williamson, PGM, Chairman, presented the following report which, on his motion, was accepted: To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: A meeting of the Ritualistic Committee, the Grand Lecturers and the District Lecturers was held the first weekend in August in Sallna Lodge No. 60. The 1986 District Meetings were assigned to the Grand Lecturers. The day was spent in going over the district meeting format to Insure ritualistic uniformity throughout the state. A number of rulings pertaining to the ritual were made by those in attendance. These were items that were not specifically covered in the extended floor plans. They are as follows: 1. When Junior Deacon is collecting the pass, and the word is lost In the South, when does the Junior Deacon transfer his rod to his right shoulder? After the Brother is vouched for, the Junior Deacon changes rod to right shoulder and takes the brother by the right arm and conducts him to the center of the Lodge. 2. When does the Senior Deacon ascend the Master's platform to receive the Working Tool (Tools)? After the Master says: "And will teach you their uses". 3. When Senior Deacon conducts Candidate to altar for Obligation, when does he release Interlocking grip? If convenient. Senior Deacon should place rod in rod stand and then release interlocking grip and place Candidate In due form. If not convenient. Senior Deacon has to release Interlocking grip, place rod in rod stand and then place Candidate la due form. 4. After prayer at the altar. In 2nd Section of Third Degree, when Candidate is standing and facing the Senior Deacon, Senior Deacon should place both hands on the shoulders of the Candidate while addressing him if the Candidate does not object, then proceed to number 1 ruffian. 5. First and second ruffians should make the Candidate take three distinct backsrard movements on the following cues: 1. 2. 3.
(secrets) (of a) (Master Mason)
6. When funeral procession reaches the grave, both lines turn In on the cue of the Junior and Senior Stewards, adjust line to the east work line (regardless of how many or how few are in attendance), and all give Third Degree due guard at same time. 7. When does the Worshipful Master order Junior Deacon to relieve the Tyler for balloting? The Worshipful Master will order the Junior Deacon to relieve the Tyler Immediately after Junior Deacon has balloted and while he Is still facing the East at the ballot box. 8. When balloting, everyone who ballots at the altar must go to the west work line on their way to the ballot box. The District Meetings were all scheduled to the convenience of the district whenever possible. The Lecturer staff was beset with problems. R:.W:. Al Slough and his wife and daughter were In a serious car accident. R:.W:. Brothers Milt Thompson and Carl Underwood had wives who were 111, and these good lecturers needed assistance from some of the Dlsttrlct Lecturers In conducting a portion of their meetings.
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These problems point out the importance of the District Lecturer program and confirm that it will be more and more important as time passes and the program Is expanded. Fraternally submittedÂŤ J. Fred Williamson, PGM, Chairman Dwight Burton Earl D. Osborn Lawrence D. Winegardner, P(M
MEMORIAL PRESEKTATION W:. Jack L. Welch, Master of Royal Lodge No. 192, presented a check for $600 to M:.W:. Thomas c. Ramn, Secretary-Treasure of the Kansas Masonic Home, in memory of Frederick Lodge No. 337 which has been consolidated with Royal Lodge.
REPORT OF THE KANSAS MASONIC FOUNDATION, INC. Brother Donald J Horttor, President of the Kansas Masonic Foundation,, reported on the success of the Kansas Masonic All-State High School Band and encouraged those present to avail themselves of the informative pamphlets which explain the procedure for sponsoring a student to the band. He expressed thanks and appreciation to the 119 lodges which sponsored one or more students. Bro. Horttor then introduced Brother James L. Claussen as the new Executive Director of the Kansas Masonic Foundation. Brother James L. Claussen, Executive Director, presented the following report which, on his motion, was accepted. To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: As your new Executive Director of the Kansas Masonic Foundation, I am pleased to compile this Annual Report of our activities with the observations that the Foundation continues active, and there is strong growth in our endeavors to enable Masonic generosity in promoting Education, Scientific and Charitable purposes for all citizens. Kansas Masonic All-State High School Band As we move into the third year of this highly successful new activity, the ancillary benefits to Kansas Masonry are becoming increasingly evident. The young students participating in the band are returning home to their communities and familes with enthusiastic reports, and a new outlook on Masonry and Masonic principles of making good people better. The first reports are beginning to come through of young men who have been band members being raised in various Lodges throughout the state. In August, the five day band camp ation with the East-West Shrine Bowl year from all around Kansas - nearly were sponsored by 130 Lodges, Shrine With leadership from gently, created lasting at the Masonic Home was an enriching experience
was held at Wichita State University in collaborfootball game. 163 young people participated this doubling the first year's enrollment. Students Units, Eastern Star Chapters and individual Masons.
the Wichita State faculty and staff, the students rehearsed dilifriendships and became a fine musical marching tjnlt. A concert a big hit with the residents there and again gave the students and memories of Masonic purposes.
The band led the game-day parade and then moved to the stadium for pre-game, half-time and post-game performances. The television coverage offered thousands of Kansans the opportunity to see the best of our youth in action. A huge marching formation of our Square and Compass emblem on the field in honor of our M:.W:. Grand Master was an inspiring highlight of the band's performance. We particularly thank Brad Bone, Wichita State Band Director, for his energy and commitment in training and developing this band. The students grew both as people and musicians imder his leadership.
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This year the band will appear at the Shrine Bowl Game in August at the University of Kansas in Lawrence. Plans are being readied now for 200 students to continue our growth. We thank all those \rtio helped sponsor one or more students during the past two years and encourage their continued support, and solicit other Lodges and Masonic units to join in this experience. You and your communities will be the richer for helping. C-Club Fund Raising Program The individual contributions of Kansas Masons throughout all of the United States continues to be the primary source of charitable dollars for your Kansas Masonic Foundation, Although a solicitation mailing did not go out early in 1985, contributions continued all through the year from dedicated members. In December we did send a mailing to the 61,000 members of Kansas Lodges, and the response has been quite favorable. As of this writing (the end of January), we have received contributions from 1,995 Brothers in response to this solicitation with many new "C-Club" pins going out to those whose contributions have reached a total of $100. It is encouraging to note that during the initial period of response we gained 359 new members of the "C-Club". We now have 42 members who are entitled to wear the Ruby "C-Club" Pin which is presented with our thanks after contributions total $500. A plaque in special recognition of those members who have contributed a total of $1,000 to the "C-Club" will be going to 14 of our members with special appreciation. Each Mason who contributes to the "C-Club" has his name placed on a "C-Club Plaque" in his home lodge. Unfortunately, we have encountered structural problems with these plaques and during the year we called back the plaques for repair and renovation. This proved to be a more difficult task than anticipated and has taken longer than we planned. For this we apologize to all of our contributing Brothers because we know the esteem in which these plaques are held by each Lodge. Hopefully, by the time this is reported, we will have corrected the problems and have each plaque back in its place of honor where it belongs. Total contributions to the "C-Club" for our fiscal year 1985-86, to date, are $67,583. Revenues for the entire year from "C-Club" Memberships will probably be down due to the reduced mail solicitation. Since its inception in 1981, over 7,000 Kansas Masons have become members of our "C-Club" enabling an increase In the benefits from Masonic charity. The Kansas Masonic Oncology Clinic This Clinic, established In 1974 and located at the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City, continues to be the primary beneficiary of our Foundation. The basic grant to the Clinic was continued at the level of $82,330. Additional funds are identified and sent directly to the Clinic from the Foundation. All proceeds, over and above expenses, from the All-State High School Band and the "C-Club" campaign are dedicated to the Clinic. This multi-disciplinary treatment and research center for Cancer is another visible statement of Masons* concern for our fellow-man and woman. Our grant is paying some or all of four staff positions: a nurse-clinician, a social worker, a pharmacist and a pediatric nurse, as well as helping to provide certain needed equipment. Our funds, as well as direct contributions from Lodges and individual Masons, are providing the latest and best in treatment and care for over 500 patients a month about 150 of whom are children. We can all be proud that our emblem of the Square and Compass hangs prominently in their cheery waiting room. Plans are underway to create a video-tape program about the Clinic to take around the State and show to Masons, their families and interested citizens. Student Loan Program Each year, a limited number of low-interest educational loans are available to qualified Kansas students to help finance their university, college or technical school education. After completion of studies, these loans are payable over four years at a 5% Interest rate. Inquiries should be made directly to the Foundation Office in Topeka. During 1985 we added two new students to our loan program. Currently, 14 students are in school and receiving aid and 17 students have completed their studies and are in the process of repaying their loans. Since the inception of this program, 25 students have completed repayment of their loans.
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We are also serving as Trustee and Agent for two other student loan programs \irtiich were started as memorials by families and friends of departed Brothers. AS of December 31, 1985, we have $73,000 in student loans outstanding. Permanent and Designated Fxinds During fiscal year 1985, the Foundation continued strong growth in its basic funds which generate the interest used to fund our various charitable activities. These funds grew from $681,874 in 1984 to $803,830 in 1985. These figures are derived from our annual independent audit, a copy of which is available on request. This growth results from an increase in major gifts and bequests, and continued use of our "Living Memorial" program by which individual Lodges, families and friends may contribute to our permanent funds in honor of departed Brothers. In addition, the Foundation serves as Trustee and Agent for a number of estates and living trusts which are not reflected in our own operating statement. This service is available to Kansas Masons and their families with assurance of professional management and continued safety at a reasonable cost. Additional financial information follows at the end of this report. Lodge Foundation Committees Each of our 361 Lodges has as one of its standing committees a "Masonic Foundation Committee". The purpose of these committees is to inform the Brothers of the activities of the Foundation and encourage Masons to remember the Foundation in their annual chariteible gifts. These committees represent the Foundation in their local Lodges and communities and, we hope, help the members become informed of our programs and activities. The Foundation staff and Board Members stand ready to assist in your local community in any way we can. Financial Statements The following Balance Sheet information is from an independent auditor's report. The Income Statement information is from our current books and is unaudited.
Kansas Masonic Foundation, Inc, Combined Balance Sheet March 31, 1985 Operating Fund ASSETS $ 1,673 Cash 12,742 Savings and CDs Accrued Interest Receivable Marketable Securities Interfund Receivables 69,071 Student Loans Furniture and Equipment (Less Accumulated Depreciation of $15,759) 6,704 TOTAL ASSETS LIABILITIES AND FUND BALANCE Liabilities Payroll Taxes Payable Interfund Payable Fund Balance Fund Balance
Permanent Fund
$
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221,725 16,739 407,931
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$646,395
$157,435
$894,020
$
$
$
$
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1,017 12,406
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646,395
157,435
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$646,395
$157,435
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Kansas Masonic Foundation, Inc Income Statement April 1 to December 31, 1985
REVENUE Operating: General/C-Club Band Miscellaneous Cancer Clinic/C-Club Interest Dividends Permanent: Memorials/General Cancer Clinic Student Loan Repayments
13,985.86 31,190.00 2,700.00 12,295.00 38,141.31 4,734.15
36,887.43 10,526.50 3,102.52
Total Revenue
$153,562.77
EXPEirolTORES Salaries Payroll Taxes Printing Services Band Supplies Postage - Travel Cancer Clinic Grant Insurance Miscellaneoxis Rent
S 29,603.65 2,071.61 2,708.61 4,196.19 20,611.75 3,815.14 5,621.82 61.04 41,165.00 1,336.32 96.00 2,250.00
Student Loan Dlsbiirsements
7,175.00
Total Expenditures
$120,712.13
TOTAL REVENUE OVER EXPENDlmRES
$ 32,850.64
I am proud to have been selected aa the Executive Director of your Masonic Foundation. I hope that ray skills in financial administration and business management vrtll contribute to the continued growth which we have enjoyed for the past 18 years. The Foimdatlon enables all of us to demonstrate our deep Masonic belief in Charity and helping to make good men better. I particularly want to thank the Board of Directors and Trustees for their dedicated work in overseeing the Foundation's activities, and President Don Horttor whose commitment to the Foundation has been invaluable. His leadership has provided new programs and members which will ensure otir growth during the coming years. I plan to spend as much time as possible out in the state meeting you and visiting your Lodges. I feel that the best way to tell our story is in person. In the meantime, if I or my secretary, Mrs. Vivian Hlld, can assist you, please contact us. Respectfully submitted, Jasaes L* "Jim" danssen Executive Director
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REPORT OF TRIALS AND PUNISHMENTS COMMITTEE M:.W:. John H. Murray, PGM, Chairman, gave the following report which, on his motion, was accepted: To the M:,W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: During the past year, the committee has acted on two cases for which trials were conducted as follows: 1. A Kansas Mason was charged with violating his Masonic duty and with conduct unbecoming a Mason as the result of charges filed against him in Florida of committing arson, burning to defraud insurance and committing insurance fraud. Upon a finding of guilty, he was sentenced to a jail term and probation. The brother was notified to appear; however, he did not appear and no one represented him at the Masonic trial and, after taking testimony, the committee found that he was guilty and that he should be expelled. 2. A brother was charged with nine counts of committing indecent liberties with a child to which he pleaded giiilty to three of the nine counts and was sentenced to imprisonment for not less than three nor more than ten years. Upon the Masonic trial, he was found guilty of violating his Masonic duty and with conduct unbecoming a Mason with the penalty that he should be expelled. Even though this is a working committee, the Chairman and members of the committee appreciate the fact that they have had little activity this past year, and your Chairman certainly appreciates the response by members of the committee to those matters that have been assigned to us and we appreciate the cooperation of the lodge officers, and particularly the lodge secretaries, >*io have assisted in arranging time and place of trials. We thank the Grand Master for letting us assist. Respectfully submitted, John H. Murray, PGM, Chairman Kevin R. Peterson Richeurd A. Porter Basil Marhofer J. Wayne Pipkin
Since writing this report, two additional con^laints have been submitted. Notices have been served, however, have not been tried, so will go over to the next committee. J.H.M.
REPORT OF FOREIOJ RELATIONS COMMITTEE M:.W:. Forrest D. Haggard, PGM, Chairman, gave the following report which, on his motion, was accepted: To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: It is a privilege to have served this Grand Lodge and our Grand Master, Arris M. Johnson. We thank you for this opportunity to serve Freemasonry in this manner. We express appreciation, also, to the office of our Grand Secretary and to his staff for their fine work in correspondence and communication throughout this entire year. Our thanks to our Grand Representatives who have maintained contact with their respective cotmterparts In various Foreign Grand Jurisdictions. Fraternal Fellowship is a vital link in today's fractured world society. We were glad to have a report on the growth of the newly recognized Grand Lodge of Spain. They plan to be in attendance at the Conference of Grand Masters this February. They state: "At this stage only people with great courage are joining the Brotherhood." And, "it is not always easy (to work and grow) in a society that only a few years ago was teaching (in their school system) that we (Freemasons) have to wear a cap to hid our horns." Perhaps it is only \^en we lose the rights of a "free society" that we understand the importance of such gifts.
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There are already nineteen "Grand Lodges" in Brazil that are given some form of recognition. We are informed that a new (another) Grand Lodge is now being formed and asking for recognition; it is called the "Grande Loja Do Estado De Mato Grosso". It seems to be recognized by the other Grand Lodges of Brazil, and its declared principles are in order with Recognized Freemasonry, but we will give it time. Part of the public relations problem that we have in Masonry is caused by spurious, so-called "masons" such as the group from Haiti. We have reports of non-recognized groups in Greece (Grand Chapter of Greece) or the "The Respectable Loge Goethe" of France. We get requests for Information or money from such groups, and they need to be ignored. Sometimes such groups write to individual Masons or lodges - so beware. Among the "unusual": the withdrawal from his office of the Grand Master of Switzerland; and the difficulty between the Grand Master of New Mexico and the Sovereign Commander A. & A.S.R. Southern Jurisdiction. The major item of change in Freemasonry, this year, is the sudden awareness of the opposition to Freemasonry from religious circles both "mainline" and "fundamentalist" groups. This is world-wide In its happening and has captured.the attention of Grand Lodges from Great Britain to Australia. Your chairman is addressing this problem in a keynote speech to the Grand Masters of Masons in North America in their 1986 Session. We have no recommendations to bring forward at the time of writing this advanced report. Fraternally submitted, Forrest D. Haggard, PGM, Chairman David L. Recob Darrell Shanteau
REPORT OF TEMPLE BUILDING AND REMODELING COMMITTEE M:.W:. Chester L. Gilbert, PGM, Chairman, presented the following report which, on his motion, was accepted. To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: By-law 2-124D of the Grand Lodge provides the Committee on Temple Building and Remodeling shall act in an advisory capacity to the Grand Master upon all matters pertaining to the sale or purchase of property, the construction of buildings, and the major remodeling of existing buildings including the financing of such projects. The following projects have been recommended by the Conmiittee and have been approved by our Grand Master in the past year: 1. Tyrian Lodge No. 246, Garden City, as a member of the Garden City Masonic Temple Corp. was given approval in September, 1985, to award contracts and commence building their new temple. 2. Glen Elder Lodge No. 294 has entered into an agreement with the Glen Elder Development Company in an effort to rehabilitate their Lodge building and lease it at a very minimal fee, based on the ability of the development company to receive an applied-for grant. 3. Stanley Lodge No. 444 at Stanley had a Special Communication with the Grand Lodge for the purpose of dedicating their new Temple on November 17, 1985. 4. Prudence Lodge No. 100 at Columbus was granted approval and has been in the process of completing a new Temple. Their Charter was moved to the new address, 613 Garfield, in January, 1986. 5. Ottawa Lodge No. 18 has installed a new boiler and have done other improvements during the year on their building. 6. Euclid Lodge No. 101, Lyndon, is negotiating with the Osage County Historical Society to take over their second floor Lodge room in return for a long term lease. 7. Polar Star Lodge No. 130, Netawaka, has moved their Charter to new quarters at the Netawaka City Hall.
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8. Frankfort Lodge No. 67 moved their Charter to the Odd Fellows Hall In Frankfort. 9. Golden Rule Lodge No. 90, Topeka, was granted approval to embark on a fund raising campaign for a new Temple. 10. King Soloman Lodge No. 10, Leavenworth, inquired as to what steps are necessary to purchase land for a new Temple. 11. Parker Lodge No. 341 at Parker are in the final stages of completion of a new Temple and will have dedication early this year. 12. Spring Hill Lodge No. 56 have inquired about the necessary arrangements concerning the construction of a new Temple. The Temple Building and Remodeling Committee is pleased with the many projects and new buildings. We feel each one gives Masonry a boost in their communities. Fraternally submitted, Chester L. Gilbert, PQl, Chairman S. Allan Daugherty, PGM Richard L. Becker, PCM James H. Nolte Virgil Waggoner
BALLOTS COLLECTED The Tellers collected the ballots of those brethren entitled to vote.
REPORT OP OPERATION "KAN" COMMITTEE W:. Glenn L. Knapp, Chairman, submi tted the following report which, on his motion, was accepted. To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.P. s A.M. of Kansas: Operation "KAN" is a program sponsored by the Grand Lodge of Kansas in pointing the newly made amputee and their family in the right direction, so that they may continue to lead a fruitful life. All newly made amputee go through a period of depression. This may last for only a few weeks, but for most it will last much longer. However, the right person saying the right thing at the right time can help to shorten the depression period. A Masonic Brother can be that person through OPERATION "KAN". contact a committeeman.
For more information,
Fraternally submitted, Glenn L. Knapp, Chairman Larry M. Lein William J. Colnar Lemoin Landau Before leaving the rostrum, W:. Knapp announced the meeting of the Kansas Lodge of Research in the Sallna No. 60 Lodge Room at 4:00, P.M. in the afternoon.
REPORT OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS COMMITTEE W:. John A. Schowalter, Chairman, submitted the following report which, on his motion, was accepted: To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge A.P. s A.M. of Kansas: This committee is created and charged with its responsibilities in Section 2-123C of the Grand Lodge By-laws. It is to "...develop programs..." and to "... guide and advise the Grand Lodge in supporting and strengthening the free public school system...".
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This year your connnittee has continued to promote the statewide Scholarship Essay Contest and American Heritage - Public Schools Month as its principal programs. Essay Contest The topic of this year's Essay Contest was "Today's Greatest Challenge to the Public Schools". The entries gave this committee some good ideas for topics for future contests Although no new records were set, participation in the contest was good with entries from 106 girls and 81 boys at the state level. This is the second year that high school juniors have been eligible to enter the contest along with the seniors. This has been good for the Essay Contest; and we hope that it Is continued in the future. The amounts of the scholarship awards have remained the same for several years now: $1,000 for first place; $700 for second; $500 for third; $300 for fourth; and $100 for fifth place to each boy and girl winner. There were also three Honorable Mentions in each category that carried no scholarship award. The winners of the 1985 Essay Contest are: Girls Dawn Sullivan Inman Corner Stone Lodge No. 219
Boys William J. Heatherman Kingman Ninnescah Lodge No. 230
Second Place
Brenda J. Schultz Lucas Blue Hill Lodge No. 198
Brian Myers Emporia Emporia Lodge No. 12
Third Place
Andrea M. Story Kansas City Wyandotte Lodge No. 3
Phillip Jordan Geneseo Corner Stone Lodge No. 219
Fourth Place
Kim Clair Kansas City Roger E. Sherman Lg. No. 369
Craig Uhrich Oakley Oakley Lodge No. 253
Fifth Place
Amy Augustine Salina S a l i n a Lodge No. 60
Jim Maloney Humbolt Pacific Lodge No. 29
Honorable Mention
T r a c i Brentano Lancaster Active Lodge No. 158
Tim Brown Montezuma Ensign Lodge No. 413
Cindy Lawson Lawrence Acacia Lodge No. 9
Paul Lowe Utica Walnut Valley Lodge No. 191
Mickey Karlin Sylvan Grove Sylvan Grove Lodge No. 359
Lanny Massy Admire Allen Lodge No. 335
First Place
Brothers Royal B. Brown of Leavenworth, Conrad F. Johnson of Sabetha, and William F. >k;Intosh, PGM, of Clay Center served as judges for the contest again this year. Anerican Heritage - Public Schools Month On January 24, 1986, the Honorable John Carlin, Governor of Kansas, proclaimed the month of February, 1986, to be observed as American Heritage - Public Schools Month in Kansas. A letter was sent to all'Lodges enlisting their support and encouraging them to hold a special program during February in celebration of American Heritage - Public Schools Month. Recommendation Each year, during the final judging, we have found there are always more high-quality essays than there are awards to give.- We, therefore, believe that the number of scholar-
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ship awards should be increased to include a sixth place, and the adjustment of the other awards as follows: First Place, $1,000; Second Place, $800; Third Place, $600, Fourth Place, $400; Fifth Place, $200; and Sixth Place, $100 each in the separate girls and boys contests. Conclusion We wish to thank our Grand Master, M:.W:. Arris M. Johnson, for giving us this opportunity to serve the Craft; and for his continuing support throughout the year. To R:.W:. Albert 0. Arnold, Jr., Grand Secretary, and his staff, our thanks for their assistance. Also, a special thanks to our Essay Contest judges for their valuable service. Finally, Brethren, the Masonic fraternity has long had an ongoing commitment to the American system of free public schools. In the Grand Lodge of Kansas this commitment has manifest itself in the work of this committee. The Scottish Rite is an avid supporter of the public schools. Young men in the Order of DeMolay are taught that "... the public schools are the foundation of our country's greatness". Many other Masonic bodies support the public schools in one way or another. Perhaps the best contribution that a local lodge can make to their community is an active public schools program. If your lodge does not have such a program, we hope that you will establish one in the near future. Freemasonry in general, and your lodge in particular, will be the beneficiaries. Fraternally submitted. John A. Schowalter, Chairman Damon M. Grimes Jimmy D. King Max L. Alber Newton L. Skirvin
ACKNOWLEDGMENT M:.W:. Arris M. Johnson recognized M:.W:. Joe R. Manning, Jr., Grand Master of Oklahoma, and introduced him as the youngest Grand Master in the history of Oklahoma masonry and a Past State Master Councillor, Order of DeMolay. M:.W:. Manning expressed his pleasure at being present to represent the 55,,p06 Masons of the Grand Lodge of Oklahoma at the 130th Annual Communication of the Grand Lodge of Kansas, and extended greetings and best wishes to. those present-
REPORT OF CHURCH-LODGE RELATIONS COMMITTEE W:. William J. Brown, Chairman, gave the following report which, on his motion, was accepted: To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: Masonry should never be considered a religion but each member should assume a responsibility to God and the Church of his choice. The Church-Lodge Committee again stresses the importance of each of our members assuming an active roll in the church of his choice. By demonstrating that Masonry in no way interferes with Church activities and responsibilities, our members can assist in precluding religious criticism of our Fraternity. This Committee is encouraging each Lodge to participate in St. Johns Day services. Planned services may not be possible. However, a visit with a local minister by the Master or Chaplain of the Lodge could generate an invitation for Lodge members to attend a church service as a body. In addition. Lodges are encouraged to support all special activities of the local churches. Masonic Services for a departed brother should be coordinated with the Minister and Funeral Director on the day prior to the service. Insuring that the Masonic Service will in no way conflict with the church service, reflects that Masonry respects religious services. Funeral booklets are available through Grand Lodge to be given as a token of respect to the departed brother's family. Local Lodges are encouraged to keep at least a one year supply of the booklets on hand.
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Lodges are also encouraged to invite local ministers to all special activities of the Lodge and to set aside an evening in their honor. Demonstrating our respect for church leaders can also assist in precluding criticism of the Masonic Fraternity. In summary, Church-Lodge relations are the direct result of each Mason's participating in his church and each Lodge cooperating with the churches in the area. The members of this committee thank the Grand Master for this opportunity to serve the Grand Lodge. Respectfully submitted, William J. Brown, Chairman Thurman D. Miller Dwane Eller Robert W. Wallace Kenneth V. Moses
REPORT OF CHARTERED LODGES AND LODGES U.D. COMMITTEE M:.W:. F. Warren Starns, PGM, Chairman, presented the following report which, on his motion, was accepted: To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: In reviewing this past year's activities, this committee regrets to report the loss of eight (8) more Lodges in our Grand Jurisdiction. In accordance with Section 8, ARTICLE IX of the Constitution and By-laws of the M:. W:. Grand Lodge.of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas, M:.W:. Arris M. Johnson Issued Edicts ordering the following consolidations: Cunningham Lodge No. 427 at Cunningham, to be consolidated with Kilwinning Lodge No. 265 at Pratt, order issued April 1, 1985. Hamilton Lodge No. 301 at Hamilton, to be consolidated with Madison Lodge No. 196 at Madison, order issued April 1, 1985. Gypsum City Lodge No. 328 at Gypsum, to be consolidated with Lindsborg Lodge No. 397 at Lindsborg, order issued May 1, 1985Jamestown Lodge No. 227 at Jamestown, to be consolidated with St. Johns Lodge No. 113 at Concordia, order issued May 6, 1985. McDonald Lodge No. 383 at McDonald, to be consolidated with St. Francis Lodge No. 404 at St. Francis, order Issued October 1, 1985. Frederick Lodge No. 337 at Frederick, to be consolidated with Royal Lodge No. 192 at Lyons, order issued October 15, 1985. Coolidge Lodge No. 316 at Coolldge, to be consolidated with Syracuse Lodge No. 309 at Syracuse, order issued November 25, 1985. Mackey Lodge No. 48 at Effingham voted at a regular Stated Communication to surrender its Warrant of Constitution. M:.W:. Arris M. Johnson accepted this surrender on the 20th day of December, 1985. As provided in By-law 4-409, a Grand Secretary's Certificate was issued to those members making individual requests to the Grand Secretary. At the time of this writing it would appear that many members may be lost because of failure to individually apply for the Grand Secretary's Certificate. I feel it is the duty of this Committee to make special mention of the Lodges failing to comply with Section 9, ARTICLE IX, of our Constitution. As this report is being turned in to the Grand Secretary, the following Lodges have failed to make their Annual Report: Cherryvale Lodge No. 137 at Cherryvale Unity Lodge No. 273 at Clearwater Alpha Lodge No, 282 at Jetmore Apollo Lodge No. 297 at Ellis Turon Lodge No, 358 at Turon Climax Lodge No. 411 at Climax
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Most Worshipful Grand Master, the members of this Committee would like to thank you for our appointment. It has been our pleasure to serve you and the M;.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas. Fraternally submitted, F. Warren Starns, PGM, Chairman Larry L. Algott Arthur A. Hartshorn, Jr.
REPORT OP COMMITTEE ON GRAND LODGE OFFICER REPORTS W:. Paul E. Ferrell, Chairman, gave the Report of Grand Lodge Officers Reports which, on his motion, was accepted. To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: This Committee has had the pleasure of serving the Grand Lodge of Kansas under the direction of M:.W:. Arris M. Johnson and his dedicated staff of Grand Ijodge Officers. We have read all of the reports in their entirety. We recommend the approval of the report of the Grand Master, the Grand Treasurer, the Grand Secretary, the Administrator of the Masonic Home, and all Standing and Special Committees. This Committee wishes to express its thanks to M:.W:. Arris M. Johnson for the privilege of serving the Grand Lodge in this capacity. Fraternally submitted. Paul E. Ferrell, Chairman Donald L. Doll Robert H. Arnold, PGM Harold Robison Lawrence E. Bodine
GREETINGS FROM THE GRAND LODGE OF IOWA M:.W:. Harold p. Paschal, Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Iowa, expressed his thanks for the many courtesies extended to him during this visit, and special appreciation for the acceptance of the Statue of Liberty program. He also extended a warm invitation to Sioux City, Iowa, on Spetember 18, 19 and 20, 1986, when the Grand Lodge of Iowa session will be held.
REPORT OF THE KANSAS MASONIC HOME ADMINISTRATOR Brother Jerry B. Lindenbaum, Administrator of the Kansas Masonic Home, gave the following report which, on his motion, was accepted. To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: I would like to begin this year's report by saying thank you to the many, many Masons and Eastern Stars who are new supporters of the Kansas Masonic Home. Three years ago, we had l;500 individual donors on our rolls. In 1984, this number increased to 1,600. In 1985, your numbers increased to 1,800. This reflects individual donors who have contributed to the Kansas Masonic Home over and above their per capita tax. This progression demonstrates more support each year. The Kansas Masonic Home residents and staff are eternally grateful not only to you new supporters, but to all our continuing supporters. This year the Kansas Masonic Home also embarked upon a coordinated estate planning program. With the assistance of Mr. John Griffin, the Home is helping people plan their estates, allowing more money to flow to their beneficiaries and charities of their choice. The long term prospect for this program is excellent and it will benefit the individual as well as the HcMne for decades to come.
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We also have begvm a Chaplain Program this year. Dr. Robert K. Ordway, our Chaplain, has a very dynamic and moving ministry established, and it is being received well by our Masonic Home Family. The Kansas Masonic Home is progressing steadily and is entertwined with the emotion and synergy of the Masonic Orders in Kansas. There seems to be a revitalization and rekindling of the spirit of Masonry in many corners of the state and the Kansas Masonic Home is a part of it. I am so pleased, and certainly our-members at the Home are pleased, to see so many people becoming active in support of your most visible Masonic enterprise. I would like to suggest to the Council of Administration, that they choose a counterpart like raeta Johnson of the O.E.S. to help coordinate and inform all the Masonic Home Committees in the Lodges at the Grand Lodge level. There is much to do and a Masonic Home Coordinator would be beneficial. As your Kansas Masonic Home embarks upon a new year, the thought foremost in our minds are the programs of renewal about to unfold at our Home. This year, 1986, marks the beginning of the most important challenge Kansas Masons have faced since the Home began in 1896. All Kansas Masonry is called upon this year to support and direct their efforts to successfully completing our "Future Is Today" Campaign. This is a campaign of renewal and renovation seeking $8,000,000.00 to furnish construction of the new retirement center, boiler room, dining room, auditorium and many other services to replace the sixty-year old West Campus facilities. This effort will require the hard work and fellowship of thousands of volunteers and the spirit and energy of all the Craft to show the citizens of Kansas that Masonry is alive and well in Kansas. Please say "Yes" when you are called upon. You can do no greater service on this earth than when you help another human being. This is what our "Future Is Today" is all about. On behalf of the Residents of the Home, our reason for existence; the staff who cares so much for them; our M:.W:. Grand Master, Arris M. Johnson; and the Kansas Masonic Home Board of Directors, I thank all of Kansas Masonry for their thoughts, prayers and good wishes. Repairs and Replacements Our regular program of repairs and maintenance has been followed this year. Air Capital Ground Service continues to give the Home excellent yard support. Nova Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, added more roses to the Mable Phillips Rose Garden this year. Some items were postponed due to budget priorities which will need to be completed this year. We purchased the following equipment and repairs this past fiscal year: Group Lawn Furniture $ 564* Lawn Umbrella Base 191* One Set of Meadowcraft Furniture 515* Repairs to Boilers 11,321 Replace Rotten Sheathlng-Roof Work 9,421 Replace A/C Compressor 759 Replace Rotten Sheathing-Roof Work 3,765 Repair 6" Sewer line & install two new cleanouts 697 Repairs to roof 1,079 Repair elevator 1,678 Wiring for whirlpool 330* Aircare V\mp i Pad 236*
Alrcare Pump & Pad Adult Posture Mirror Alrcare Pump & Pad Alrcare Pump i Pad Aircare Pump & Pad Speed Queen Top-Loan Washer Repair Compressor A/C Unit Replace gears & rails for wheelchair lift SCM Ultrasonic Typewriter 350 Western Typewriter Stage Curtains, Panels & Valance Elkay Drinking Fountain
*Funded by Donations Applications, Admissions and Deaths Applications Approved - HCC Applications Approved - WS
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271* 286* 271* 236* 273* 505 1,441 612 354 169 1,943* 322
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Admissions to HCC from Waiting List Admissions to HCC from WS Total Admissions to HCC
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In May of 1985, the Kansas Masonic Home began its own Security Department, replacing the contract service we have had for many years. Mr. Ron King, Director, was hired to develop, organize and guide the Home in programs designed to insure safety and security to all those who share our Campus. Masonic Home Committees The past two years have seen renewed interest in Lodges and Chapters about the Kansas Masonic Home and the utilization of their Masonic Home Committees. As your new officers take their positions this year, please remember to send the Kansas Masonic Home the names of your Masonic Home Committee members. In this way, we can easily keep your Lodge or Chapter informed about your Kansas Masonic Home. Occupational Therapy I am happy to report that this year our Occupational Therapy Department has increased Its consulting services from five to ten area nursing homes. Under the leadership of Mrs. Jan Morris, R.O.T., our Occupational Therapy Program is rendering excellent services to our residents while sharing Kansas Masonic Home expertise with' other area homes. On top of this, the program is producing revenue to offset one-third of the department's expense. We are all very proud of Mrs. Morris's efforts. Health Care Center We received our State licensure and Medicaid and Medicare certification in November. I want to take this time to thank our new Director of Nursing, Mrs. Karole Morris, R.N., and her assistant, Mrs. Betty Fry, R.N., and their staff for their continued efforts to be the best Health Care Center facility in Kansas. We have many fine, dedicated people in this unit and Kansas Masonry should be proud of their work. Mrs. Vera Wilson who retired as director of Nursing in February, 1985, was given a special presentation from the Kansas Masonic Home Board of Directors at their Annual Meeting in January, 1985. All of the Board, staff and residents thanked Mrs. Wilson for her nine years of dedicated service to our Fraternity. Worthy Grand Matron's Pro.ject The project of Sister Ruth Cearly, Worthy Grand Matron of the Order of the Eastern Star of Kansas, this year, was the funding of living room furniture for the West Lobby and TV rooms, and a sleeper sofa in the O.E.S. Visitor's Suite. Thank you. Sister Ruth, for your terrific support of our Beloved Home this year. Masonic Home Executive Conference During the last week of June, 1985, R:.W:. Clifford Knauss, Bonnie Wyckoff, Assistant Administrator and Bruce Humphrey, Director of Social Service and Admissions travelled to Alma, Michigan, to attend this year's Conference at the Michigan Masonic Home. The report from these folks indicated that the Conference was excellent again this year. During the Conference, I was elected President-Elect of the Association. During the 1986 Conference in Bettendorf, Iowa, I will become President of the Masonic Home Executive Association of North America for the ensuing year.
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Changes in Medicare DRG (Diagnostic Related Grouping) The new DIAGNOSTIC RELATED GROUPING (DRG) Program established by Medicare for hospitals has had a great impact on our Health Care Center. Because this program forces hospitals to discharge patients earlier than they are used to, our residents are returning sicker and in more need of intensive care. This demands more intensive nursing and staffing to treat our patients. We are seeing a marked increase in IV Therapy, other medication related therapy, physical therapy and occupational therapy and nursing techniques. In response to this, the Board approved allocations in this year's budget to increase our registered nurse allotment to bring more nursing expertise to our Health Care Center. The topic of conversation now is the idea that the Federal Government will apply a similar program to Medicare eligible patients in nursing homes. This is already being tested. The concept would revolve around paying nursing homes a flat fee for each diagnosis grouping a patient falls in under Medicare with specific guidelines on how many days treatment are reimbursed. We are keeping abreast of these developments; although implementation of a program like this, if it is passed, would be a few years away. West Side Residential Our West Side Residents and staff enjoyed a very nice year, culminating with a wonderfiil Christmas Season. Thank you to all the Kansas Lodges and Chapters who sent gifts. It was truly a Merry Christmas for all. District //38 Once again I want to thank District #38 for the Brothers' fine efforts in having another successful Pancake Feed as well as the many other projects they perform for their'Masonic Home. In addition, this year, the District had a very successful auction and raised almost $10,000 for their Picnic Pavillion Project. The same is in order for the many Lodges and O.E.S. Chapters that give of their time and talents to the benefit of our Kansas Masonic Home To one and all, THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS. Yearly Recap Census: Health Care Center Dec. 1984 118 Jan. 1985 118 Feb. 1985 119 Mar. 1985 117 West Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar.
Side Residental Center 1984 79 1985 79 1985 78 78 1985
Apr. May June July
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Aug. Sep. Oct. Nov.
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Apr. May June July
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Aug. Sep. Oct. Nov.
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75 72 73 70
Overtime: Hours per Month: December 231.49 January 375.91 February 342.16 March 262.43 April 220.24 May 316.37
June July August September October November
246.60 336.89 592.97 328.97 331.07 435.18
Accounts Rece:lvable: Health Catâ&#x20AC;˘e Center December $146,839 January 147,556 February 135,551 March 157,537 April 151,938 May 159,746
June July August September October November
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$ 50,184.50 51,595.00 49,834.00 46,910.00 49,058.00 , 45,003.50
Home Health Agency The Kansas Masonic Home - Home Health Agency has completed its third full fiscal year of operation. Three thousand five hundred thirty-two (3,532) visits were made this past year to residents of Sedgwick County under the direction of their physicians. The registered nurses and home health aides on staff also assist our residents in our residential area by providing assistance with medications and minor treatments. We fully support the philosophy of maintaining the resident in their own home or apartment as long as possibleMay 1st, we started a new program through our Home Health Agency called "Home Care Express". Two days a week, our driver picks up homebound individuals that have no family or other means of transportation and takes them to their physician's office for appointments or to the hospital for outpatient services. We charge a small fee of $5.00 (city) and $7.00 (county) to offset this expense. This program has been veil received and we average thirty trips per month. At the present time, we share our wheelchair van with the Health Care Center to provide this service. We would like to be able to raise the funds to have our own van to Increase this service to five days a week. July 1st also brought a new Director of Home Health to our Agency. We welcome Mrs. Zola Cheever, R.N., M.P.H., as member of our Home staff. Mrs. Cheever served as a Divitlon Manager with the Visiting Nurse Association of Greater St. Louis for ten years prior to her position with our Home Health Agency. Mrs. Cheever demonstrates the philosophy of the Home in caring for the elderly in their homes and we are looking forward to a rewarding association with Mrs. Cheever. As we enter our 90th year of loving care and concern for our Brothers and Sisters, it is with great pride that we have an agency that can reach out to those in their own homes that have medical needs as well as our residents on campus. As we look to a new year, our goal is to continue to educate our Masonic Brothers and Sisters In Sedgwick County that we are here to be of service to those in need of care in their homes. As all hospitals now have their own home health agency, our referral source must come from the individual or family, friend or physician. We have contracted with Health Care Plus to provide service for those individuals that choose Health Care Plus Plan 65 to be their primary insurance. We still participate with Medicare, Medicaid, other Insurance and home and Community Based Programs. Respectfully submitted by Bonnie Wyckoff, Administrator of the Kansas Masonic Home Home Health Agency. Development Office Report This past year has seen the awareness of the needs of our Worthy Distressed Brothers and Sisters reach new heights. The response has come from all over our great state and country from Masons and Eastern Star members alike. The generosity in giving of themselves and their financial resources has made 1985 the year of the rekindling spirit that is Masonry. Many Special Projects were iii^)lemented this past year. follows:
They are highlighted as
Adopt A Resident Program - Started by Ruth Cearly, Worthy Grand Matron, The Adopt A Resident Program has provided many Chapters the opportunity to get to know many of the Home resident Brothers and Sisters. The lives of the residents have certainly been changed by these newest members of their extended family. As part of the Program, Chapter members communicate with the resident by writing letters and sending cards. Personal visits have also helped to brighten the days of these special new friends. During the Holiday Season, the gifts sent by the Chapters were well received and deeply appreciated.
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The Program Is coordinated, as are all of the Worthy Grand Matron's Special Projects, by Meta Johnson. Through her communication to the District Aides, this and all of the Projects have been very meaningful to all of the Home's residents as well as to increase the awareness of the need for support from all Eastern Star members. The Grand Officers are to be commended for all of their efforts and for demonstrating the leadership that is necessary to bring the needs of our distressed Brothers and Sisters into the proper focus. Wishbook Club - Determined to pull the members of the Mulvane Lodge ^201 together in a total Lodge project for the Home, W:.M:.Bill Crane put together the Wishbook Club to purchase the needed item, a gerry chair. The names of the members of the new, unique group of Mulvane Lodge members have been inscribed on a plaque which hangs in the Lodge. This project is being carried over to 1986 to allow even more members to join in on this united effort of support for Masonic charity. Grand Lodge District 38 - The eight Lodges that comprise the 38th District joined forces again to conduct another Pancake and Sausage Feed to raise funds for their All-Masonic Picnic Pavillion on the Home's Campus. The annual event, held in March, 1985, produced excellent results as many hard working Brothers gathered to serve hundreds of pancakes and sausages. Undaunted in their efforts to succeed in raising funds for the Pavillion, the Committee of Lodges took on an additional project, that being the annual auction. Donations of new and used items were secured and sold on a cold, blustery November 9th. When all the work was finished and the bidding was complete, over $10,000 was raised to add to the Pavillion Fund. The Lodges and hard workers of District 38 are to be commended for their efforts in this worthy project that, when completed, will benefit all of Kansas Masonry. Aerial Photo - In order that Lodge members could get a truer perspective on the size of the Home's facility, a new aerial photograph of the campus was sent to every Lodge. The old photo which was taken in 1950 did not show the true, scope of the physical facilities of the Home grounds. This, too, was an appropriate way in which, on behalf of our Brothers and Sisters that depend on Kansas Masonry, we could say "Thank You" to all of the Lodges for their continued support throughout the years. Albert Pike Golf Tournament - A new idea for raising funds for the support of Masonic Charity was unveiled in 1985 by Albert Pike Lodge #303. A benefit golf tournament was put together by many hard workers headed by W:.M:. H. Gene Payne and Committee Chairman Carroll Dando. Donations were sought and received so as to allow all of the proceeds of the event to be sent directly to the Home. These funds were directed to the repair of two sections of the roof that severely leaked during any rainstorm. The rooms are dry now thanks in a large part to the members of Albert Pike Lodge that participated and worked on this First Annual Event. The Home's Environmental Services Staff - The entire staff at the Home works day in and day out to provide the highest quality of care for our Brothers and Sisters as well as to maintain that home-like atmostphere. Those members of the Environmental Services Staff are to be commended for the project they completed in 1985, They were looking for something that they could do for the residents. The idea was presented that they should work to raise the funds to purchase an aquarium as was listed in the 1985 Wish Book. They put together a food sale and invited residents, staff and guests to help them. When the project was finished, enough funds were raised to purchase two aquariums, one for the West Residential Area and one for the Health Care Center. The members of the Environmental Services staff are to be commended for their dedication. 1985 also brought renewed support from many appendant body organizations desiring to play a role in providing the needed funds for maintaining our Masonic Charity. Each group deserves many thanks for their contributions and support.
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Not only have they made contributions in dollars, but In volunteering their time and talents to provide service to the Home and residents. Many of these groups have been mentioned previously. The others deserving extra special mention are as follows: Keystone High Twelve #376 Midian Young Shriners Unit (Yoshi) Midian Sumner County Shrine Club Midian Past Masters Unit Midian Provost Guard Midian Million Dollar Band Earlier in this report, the leadership shown by the O.E.S. Grand Chapter Officers was briefly discussed. It is because of that display of leadership that the awareness of the needs of the residents and the Home is so high among Chapters all over the State. Members look to the leaders of their Fraternity for direction in this moment in its history. Without leadership, fraternities fail, companies fail, and the needs of our Distressed Brothers and Sisters go unmet. It is with deep gratitude that the Worthy Grand Matron, Ruth Cearly, and the Worthy Grand Patron, Buford Strader, should be commended for their wisdon and caring in communicating the Masonic Home story. To each of you, we say, thank you and God bless you. New Programs During 1985 Wish Book - What does it cost to operate the Masonic Home? food? What kind of things does the Home need?
How much is spent for
These questions are frequently asked as the staff travels the state telling the story of the Home. In order to better inform the membership as to the day to day costs as well as to bring forth examples of needed items, the first ever "Wish Book" was published and mailed to each Mason. From utility expenses to medical costs, members have been responding to provide the funds necessary to insure that the residents needs are met. While the response has been good, the daily needs of the Home and our Brothers and Sisters continue to exist. Hotline Number - At the last Annual Communication in March, 1985, the Grand Master's "v,.Fact-Flndlng Committee made several recommendations regarding the Masonic Home, Acting on one of these recommendations, a toll-free "Hotline" number was implemented to provide means for members to call in with questions. At the present time, the "Hotline" is available only to those living within the borders of Kansas, Nevertheless, the number Is available from 8 A,M, to 5 P.M., Monday through Friday, So if you have a question, or just to ask for information, just call 1-800-792-HOME, Estate Planning Service - Almost from the very, beginning of the Home, the primary financial support that has been received has come through bequests from members' wills. In an effort to Increase these gifts for the future, a program for Estate Planning was begun in May, 1985, to assist members and help find future gifts to the Home. The biggest beneficiary in most estates is the tax man, which deprives families of dollars they could receive if a proper estate plan is used. There is no cost to a member to use this service. Appointments are arranged for a confidential review of the current plan and then recommendations are made by the Home's Estate Planning Expert. Several Brothers and Sisters have benefited through using this service. One such Brother is Masonic Home resident, J. Alfred Cased. Brother Casad, a private-pay resident, has been able to make a significant difference in his estate plan which will allow him to benefit his family to a much greater extent than he ever dreamed possible. Not only has his family benefited, but his favorite charities will receive significant financial support for many years as a result of Brother Al's planning his estate. Anyone can have their current plan reviewed to insure that they are doing all that can be done for their family. To arrange a confidential appointment all that needs to be done is to contact the Development Office.
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New Building Campaign The futture are we ready for it? Have we done everything to insure that the Home will be around, for us or our loved ones in the years to come? The first step to the future is underway with the Kansas Masonic Home Retirement Center Capital Campaign. At this writing, volvmteers are already, working to inclement campaigns within the Lodges in Grand Lodge Areas 5 and 6. The other ten areas are gathering their forces and are preparing to get underway. When all is finished, the $8,000,000 goal will have been reached and a new residential center will be built on the Home's South Campus. In addition, the electrical and plumbing systems will be updated along with the heating and cooling systems- Remodeling will also tcike place in the Dining Room, Auditorium and the old kitchen area. A new Plant Services Building will be constructed to house the Purchasing and Maintenance Department. The Campaign itself has been organized based on the way the Lodges in Kansas are grouped. That being, it is divided into twelve Areas, 64 Districts and 361 Lodges. A Volunteer Chairman is being recruited in each Area, District and Lodge to implement this vital program on a state-wide basis. Campaign Committees within each Lodge will make personal contacts with every member of their Lodge either in person or by letter. Through this joint effort. Lodges will be working together as a team and as Masons for this, our most important Masonic Charity. Several Brothers have already made their pledge to the Campaign. Each member will be asked to pledge a gift payable over a five-year period. At the present time, an average cirmual gift of $116.60 per year (for a total of $583.00 over the five years) has been received. Highlighting the giving is a $10,000 grant from the Dane G. Hansen Foundation of Logan, Kansas, cuid a $50,000 challenge grant from the First National Bank in Wichita. Volunteers are also working with other individuals and groups to identify major gifts in this rcuige arid larger. When the next Annual Communication comes next year, the campaign will be completed and ^he first step to the future will have been taken. Pilgrimage This past November brought the 4th Annual Pilgrimage of Thanksgiving and many Brothers and Sisters to the Home's Campus. There were eight Chapters and five Lodges represented for the first time. A total of forty-nine Lodges and sixty Eastern Star Chapters were in attendance during the Open House which was held on November 2nd and 9th. . Highlighting the annual event was the Residents' Bazaar on the second of November and the District 38 Auction on the ninth of November- The nearly 300 visitors were given tours of the Home's facilities as well as being able to visit with many Brothers and Sisters. Etonations During 1985 As we enter our 90th year of service to the Fraternity, it is appropriate that this report be closed with a "Thank You" to the 1,800 individuals and groups that gave a gift of $100 or more during the period of December 1, 1984, through November 30, 1985- Their average gift of $130 made a true difference in the lives of those Brothers and Sisters that depend on Kansas Masonry and call your Kansas Masonic Home, their home. Donors ($100 and over): Ackerman, Edwin C. Adah Chapter 7 Adamek, Mr. & Mrs.. William C. Adams, Mr. & Mrs. James C , Jr. Aksamit, Mr. & Mrs. F- R. Amos, Jean T. Anthony, Mr. S.Mrs. Lee Applegate, Mr. & Mrs. F. R. Armourdale Lodge #271 Arnold, Albert O., Jr. Arnold, Mr. & Mrs. R. H.
Artz, W. Nolan Arvin, Mr- & Mrs. H. W. Askey, Quentin J. Bader, Florence J. Baergen, Mr. s Mrs. James A. Bailey, Mr. & Mrs. Dean H. Baity, Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Baker, Dr. Phillip J. Baldry, Mr. & Mrs. Charles S. Balderson, Mr. & Mrs. W. E. Bankson, Robert E.
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Barbre, Mr. s Mrs. Harold M. Barker, Charles Bauer, Raymond Beaver, C. L. Beck, Mr. & Mrs. Henry V. Bell, John M. Bell, Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd E. Bell, Boger N. Bennett, W. D. Berry, Mr. & Mrs. Russell T. Bicking, Joe Don Blndewald, George EBlecke, Mr. s Mrs. Ronald G. Bloyd, Mr. & Mrs. Virgil E. Bohrer, [)r. & Mrs. Rodney Boles, Mr. s Mrs. R. Dale Bolinger, Carl A. Bowdish, Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence R. Boyer, Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Boyles, Mr. & Mrs. Ben Bowen, Mr. & Mrs. R. A. Bradley, Mr. & Mrs. Howard N. Bradley, Mr. & Mrs. Raymond T. Breese, Mr. & .Mrs. Darrell E. Brainard, Mr. & Mrs. James D. Brown, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur J. Brown, Mr. & Mrs. Charles W., Jr. Brown, Clarkson. Bryan, L. S. Bubb, Henry A. Buell, Mr. & Mrs. John H. Butterfield, Mr. & Mrs. Erland P. Buzick, wilkenson Trust Byers, Fred L. Cainpbell, Prances H. Cannon, Mr. & Mrs. G. Gordon Carothers, Mr. s Mrs. Charles G. Carpenter, Mr. s Mrs. Orville S. Carson, F. L. Casad, J. Alfred Casado, Tony Case, Mr. & Mrs. Prank Cash, Mr. & Mrs- Kenneth D. Cave, Mr. & Mrs. Ralph D. Central States Physical Therapy Charles, Mr. & Mrs. Ramon L. Cheney, A. H. Clark, Mr. S Mrs.. Lawrence R. Clark, T. L. Clark, W. T. Claycomb, Mr. & Mrs. George E. Clough, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur M. Clugston, Mr. & Mrs. Allan A. Clymer, David H. Cohen, Gillard Condict, Mr. & Mrs. H. L. Conover, Mr. & Mrs. Horace M. Constellation Chapter #476 Conyne, Mr. s Mrs. Eldon Cook, George S. Cox, Mr. & Mrs. James D. Cronin, Mr. & Mrs. R. J. Crowley, Everett Crutcher, Mr. & Mrs. John W. Curts, Mr. s Mrs. K. Maynard Damm Pharmacy . Daugherty, Mr. s Mrs. S. Allan Davis, Mr. & Mrs. John C. Davis, Don Consistory Class Davis, Mr. s Mrs. Rudy Dean, Mr. & Mrs. D. E. Denney, Alma - Estate
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Yearly Totals - Major Funded Prblects - 1985 Grand Master's Endowment Fund New Building Fund Gifts and Memorials Trusts and Estates Air Purifier Fund Souvenir Sales Fruit Fund 4 x 4 Fund Christmas Fund Gilbert Hayes Memorial Fund Chair Cushions Wish Book Auction Sales
$158,803.61 45,346.20 143,757.73 177,270.36 1,834.15 3,817.75 3,592.03 735.00 2,872.72 1,005.00 590.00 14,619.99 70.00
Respectfully submitted. Jerry B. Lindenbaum, Administrator and Chief Executive Officer Timothy Haddad Director of Development
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KANSAS MASONIC HOME - DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT Brother Timothy Haddad, Director of Development for the Kansas Masonic Home, gave the following report which, on his motion, was accepted. To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge, of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: It is an honor for me to stand before you today as.a representative of the residents of your Kansas Masonic Home who depend on your generosity and caring. Those resident Brother Master Masons, the widows, wives, sisters and mothers of Master Masons and our Sisters of the Eastern Star, are of whom I speak. I woxild like to introduce two of those brothers to you at this time: W:. Bro. Joseph Can^bell, Past Master of Masonic Home Lodge No. 450, and W:. Bro. Oscar Rinkel, Past Master of Morton Lodge No. 258 and current Junior Steward of Masonic Home Lodge No. 450. Just as our forefathers .in Kansas Masonry planned and implemented the beginning of your Masonic Home, those of us here today are working -toward continuing their efforts into the next century and beyond. To help, aid and assist the distressed members of our Orders is a duty incumbent on us all. The current Campaign to upgrade.the quality of your Home is now underway. One bite at a time tl^ fu:u3s are being, raised toward the goal of $8,000,000 to complete this first phase of the long range plcin to prepcure the Home for the next centxary. An effort of this magnitude does not happen overnight, and it requires the help of many volunteers. At this time, I would like to recognize all of the volunteers that have been or will be working on this Campaign. Time does not permit me to introduce each one at this moment. I would like to ask each Area Chairman to stand when I call your name and then I woiiLd ask all of the remaining volunteers of the area to stand and remain standing until all have been recognized. Area I - R:.W:. Jack Peterson, Pacific Lodge No. 29 Area II - W:. Don Schoeni, PM, Ancient Form Lodge No. 34 (represented by Bro.Maynard Curts) Area IV - W:. Jerry Royer, Meriden Lodge No. 236 Area V - W:. Jeffrey Sowier, Woodson Lodge No, 121 Area VI - R: .W: . John Savage, Carson Lodge No. 132 Area VII - W:. Jack Putnam, Newton Lodge No. 142 Area VIII - R:.W:. Raymond R. Haden, Clifton Lodge No. 122 Area IX - W:. C. W. Montgomery, Great Bend Lodge No. 15; co-chairman, Rr.W:. James Nolte, Great Bend Lodge No. 15 Area X - R:.W:. Verlin McHenry, Hutchinson Lodge No. 445 Area XI - W:. Basil Marhofer, Walnut Valley Lodge No. 191 Area XII - R:.W:. David Casey, Gove County Lodge No. 302 Please join me in extending a hearty thank you to all of these Brothers for the hard work and dedication they are giving to this campaign. Brother helping Brother - that is what this cau^aign is all about. With your help, this can^aign will exceed its goal and send a message to our distressed members and widows. Kansas Masons Care. Our future is today ... let's work together to insure that it will be a bright one. If you have any questions about how you can help in this campaign, please stop by the Masonic Home table on the 1st floor. Also a reminder, the pilgrimage plaques and date plates are available at the Home's table also. Respectfully submitted. Timothy Haddad Director of Develojanent
MASONIC SERVICE ASSOCIATION R:.W:. Stewart M. L. Pollard, Executive Secretary of the Masonic Service Association, expressed thanks and appreciation to the bretJuren for their generous response for the relief funds and appeals that were issued last year for use in Chile smd Burma. He paid special tribute to the support and participation of Kansas Masons to the Masonic Service Association.
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REPORT OP THE KANSAS MASONIC HOME SECRETARY-TREASURER M:.W:. Thomas C. Raum, Jr., PGM, Secretary-Treasurer of the Kansas Masonic Home, made the following report which, on his motion, was accepted; To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. s A.M. of Kansas: Brethren, I am pleased to report to you on the assets, income and e3^>enses of our Kansas Masonic Home for the year ended November 30, 1985: BALANCE SHEET ASSETS Cash
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Accounts receivable — ; Prepaid expense ^ Investments Property and equipment, net of $2,852,024 Accimulated depreciation Unamortized bond expense • Bond reserve Bond principal and interest escrow '
87,518 140,551 71,799 5,390,762 3,794,383 131,695 262,199 311,888
$10,190,795
TOTAL ASSETS LIABILITIES, RESERVES AND FUND EQUITY Accounts payable Accrued expenses ; Bonds payable Reserve for members funds — Reserve for bond maturities Operating fund balance Special fund balance
133,904 60,197 3,500,000 77,495 200,424 . 2,827,174 3,391,601
TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESERVES AND FUND BALANCES
$10,190,795
STATEMENT OF REVENUES AND EXPENSES $ 2,278,566
Operating revenues Operating expenses: Administrative Property and related Room and board Health care
$ 412,256 1,092,299 839,611 1,370,989
Loss from operations Other Revenues: Investment income Contribution Increase in market value of marketable securities to cost Gain on sale of investments Gain on disposal of fixed assets Other Expenses: Development and planning Investment expenses Unreimbursed members expenses Excess of Expenses Over Revenues
3,715,155 ($ 1,436,589)
826,457 560,613 257,320 18,364 87
242,076 51,268 58,463
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Respectfully submitted. Thomas C. Raum, Jr., PGM Secretary-Treasurer
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REPORT OF TOTAL YOUTH COMMITTEE As all members of this comaiittee were unable to be present, R: .W: . Albert 0. Arnold, Jr., Grand Secretary, read the following report into the minutes. To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: During the past year the Grand Master has referred three items to this committee. The first was his concern for one of the youth groups that this committee is charged with. On checking into the situation, I find that the problems exist in all of the groups, and not just the one. One of the major problems confronting the youth groups in this Grand Jurisdiction - and many others - is a lack of adult involvment, either as adult leaders/sponsors or just as spectators. If you have not attended a DeMolay, Rainbow or Job's Daughter's meeting, then please make an attempt and show these fine young people that you care!!I The second item was a proposal of the Grand Lodge of the state of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, for an exchange of children of Masons of both jurisdictions (similar to the school exchange student programs). I was asked for a "â&#x20AC;&#x201D;recommendation or whatever..." In reading the By-laws of this Grand Lodge, I feel that this is outside the realm of this committee, but can see nothing objectionable in the proposal as far as this committee is concerned. The conmittee on Foreign Relations, however, should have a look at the proposal before any adoption of it is recommended. The third item was a request of the Secretary of Overland Park Lodge No. 436 for a listing of the Youth Leaders recognized by last year's committee. I was unable to do this as the former chairman did not have a listing of them in the file that I received from him. I would recommend that there be some continuity in this committee, because I came in cold and there was no one to whom I turned that could let me know exactly what I was supposed to do or could do. I sincerely wish to thank Most Worshipful Arris Johnson for the opportunity to serve this Grand Jurisdiction. Respectfully submitted. C. David Williams, III, Chairman Lyle E. Spain Gary Weller
INTRODUCTIONS M:.W:. Donald J. Flood, Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Minnesota, was introduced and brought greetings and best wishes from the Grand Jurisdiction of Minnesota. He also expressed his thanks and appreciation for the many courtesies extended to him during this visitation. R:.W:. Jefferson J. Ensworth, Deputy Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Washington, was introduced. A Kansan by birth, he was pleased to bring us congratulations and best wishes from the Grand Jurisdiction of the State of Washington-
GRAND REPRESENTATIVES R: .W: Albert O. Arnold, Jr., Grand Secretary, called the roll of Grand Representatives. Following the roll call, M:.W:. Johnson asked for W: . Myron G. Johnson, Grand Marshal, to be escorted to the East together with W:. James E. Bradley, Past Grand Tyler, where presentation of Certificates of Representation were made to each: from the Grand Lodge of Sweden to W: . Myron G. Johnson and from the Grand Lodge of Spain to W: . James Bradley. The Grand Master also announced that W:. C. M. (Bud) Geis, Grand Sword Bearer, was nominated as Grand Representative to the Grand Lodge of Bolivia, replacing our late Brother Floran A. Rodgers.
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TELLERS' REPORT The Tellers were admitted into the Grand Lodge Room and R:.W:. James H. Nolte reported that the ballots had been counted and recorded, and that the following had been elected to serve the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas for the ensuing year: Durward C. Danielson Clifford D. Knauss Claude W. Norris Robert M. Nease William F. Mcintosh Albert O. Arnold, Jr.
Grand Master Deputy Grand Master Grand Senior Warden Grand Junior Warden Grand Treasurer Grand Secretary
Each of the elected officers expressed willingness to serve the Grand Lodge. M:.W:. Arris Johnson extended congratulations and best wishes to the newly elected officers, and thanked the Tellers for their valuable service.
LABOR TO REFRESHMENT The Grand Lodge was called from Labor to Refreshment until 9:00 A.M., Saturday, March 22, 1986.
ALL MASONIC BANQUET The All Masonic Banquet was held at 6:30 P.M. in the beautiful Bicentennial Center in Salina, Kansas. M:.W:. Ben B. Boyles'introduced each of the Grand Lodge Officers and their ladies as they were escorted to the head banquet table. Seated at beautifully decorated tables, approximately 700 were in attendance including distinguished guests from out of state and appendant orders and their ladies. The Grand Master, Arris M. Johnson, made several introductions, and a special musical presentation was given by R:.W:. Myron G. Johnson (cousin of the Grand Master), accon^anied by Sister Pam McGowan (daughter of the Grand Master)After-dinner speaker, Joe Adelman who is retired from the Kansas City Police Department, gave an entertaining address which was thoroughly enjoyed by all. The Grand Master, in his usual gracious manner, welcomed those present and thanked all for their attendance and continuing support.
REFRESHMENT TO LABOR The Grand Lodge was called from Refreshment to Labor on the Third Degree at 9:00 A.M. on Saturday, March 22, 1986, and the Business Session of the One Hxindre Thirtieth Annual Communication was resiamed.
REPORT OF GRAND LODGE ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE R:.W:. Durward C. Danielson, DGM, Chairman, presented the following report which, on his motion, was accepted. To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: The Eighth Annual Masonic Retreat was held at Rock Springs 4-H Ranch, southwest of Junction City, on Labor Day weekend, August 31, September 1 and 2, 1985. The weather was moderate, making the outing very enjoyable for allThere were a few more in attendance this year than in 1984. We were pleased to have the Worthy Grand Matron of the Grand Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star of Kansas, Mrs. Ruth Cearly, suid her husband, Kenneth, join us for the fun.
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A wide range of activities was available for all ages of participants including square dancing, a watermelon feed and vesper services on Sunday morning. On behalf of the committee, I ei^ress appreciation of this opportunity to serve Kansas Masonry. Respectfully siibmitted, Durward C. Danielson, DGM, Chairman Arthur R. Seele C. M. (Bud) Geis, GSB Clifford L. Trax
REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE W:. Mitchell Hensley, Chairman, presented the Finance Committee Report vrfiich, on his motion, was accepted: To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: In accordance with By-law 2-118 of the Constitution and By-laws of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of Kansas, your Finance. Committee has engaged the accounting firm of Farmis to officially audit the books and make the necessary inspection of investments and properties.. Their report appears elsewhere in these proceedings and is an addendum to this report. The committee has reviewed monthly the income and expenses of this M: .W:. Grand Lodge and have found them to be in accordance with our laws. The Budget also appears elsewhere in these proceedings and has the approval of this committee. We charge the Grand Lodge to make every effort to operate within its limits. I would like to include in this report that it has been a good year. The Council of Administration, the Grand Master, the Grand Secretary and the Grand Treasurer have done a fine job of managing our affairs financially and managing oiir property; and they are deserving of our thanks and appreciation. Fraternally stibmitted. Mitchell Hensley, chairman W. Phil McCracken Jerry Cole Merle D. Bradley W. Nolan Artz, PGM
REPORT ON DEMOLAY W:. J. Eldon Masters, Executive Officer, DeMolay of Kansas, gave a report on the progress and activities of DeMolay in.Kansas. The problem which arose when DeMolay International was to lose its liability coverage insurance was resolved when DeMolay of Kansas was able to get another insurance company to write their liability insurance for Kansas. Preparations are underway for the 4th annual DeMolay Reunion at Rock Springs Ranch which will be held in May. Any Master Mason is invited to come to this Reunion, and may bring any young man between the ages of 13 and 21 who might be interested in leeirning about or joining in the fellowship of DeMolay. W:. Masters advised that in areas of the state where population was limited a new concept of DeMolay Clubs was being initiated as it was sometimesdifficult to get six Master Masons and twenty-five members to form a DeMolay Chapter. There are currently 16 active chapters of DeMolay, and much effort is being put into increasing membership.
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REPORT OF JURISPRUDENCE COMMITTEE M:.W:. Arthur C Hodgson, PGM, Chairman, presented the following report. Certain items in this report were acted upon individually; and then at the conclusion, the report was adopted as a whole. To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. s A.M. of Kansas: This Conmiittee has had a very pleasant-.year but also one of exceptional, activity. We have enjoyed our year of service, and most of the work of the committee has been conducted by a correspondence and long distance telephone calls. There has been no meeting of the committee as a comittee until this communication of Grand Lodge. Function of the Committee The Fxmction of the Connnittee on Juri^rudence is set forth in By-law 2-119. Many times an individual brother or representatives of a lodge will ask for;an opinion or ruling. Notwithstanding, the committee wants to be helpful, we deem it in^roper to render opinions to individual brothers or lodges without first going through the Grand Master. Section 5 of Article VI of our Constitution sets forth the. powers and duties of the Grand Master. Item "I" reads: "To interpret the laws and require their"observance." Questions on interpretation of our laws should be sutanltted to the Grand Master and if he desires the assistance or interpretation by the Committee on Jurisprudence, it will be easy for him to secure it. Unless questions are handled in the way suggested, it wouldn't be long until the Grand Master would be taking second place to the Committee on Jurisprudence as far as interpretation of the law is concerned. We.believe this procedure not only to be the legal way to do it but, as a practical matter, is the way it should be done. \ Special Dispensations The Special Dispensations granted by our Grand Master have been reviewed and all are found to be within the powers and prerogatives of our Grand Master. We recommend that they be approved. (Motion seconded and^approved.) Special Communication of June 8, 1985 Our Grand Master called a Special Communication of Grand Lodge for Salina on Saturday, June 8, 1985, for the purpose of discussing and voting on the liability insurance package as previously voted on at the Annual Communication in March. Our Constitution Frticle VII, Section 1, provides that Special Communications may be called by the Grand Master; and By-law 2-202 provides that Special Communications may be called by the Grand Master or 25 or more Masters of lodges in this Grand Jurisdiction. This committee finds that the Special Communication was properly called; that due and timely notice was given of the meeting; that matters considered by said Special Corantunication were limited to the subject matter set out in the notice, and that all action taken at said Special Communication should be approved. We move the adoption of this Section of the Report.
(Seconded and approved.)
RtUings Our Grand Master's address lists six sepetrate rulings made by him. All of the rulings were made after consultation with the Committee on Jurisprudence, and we feel the same should be approved. The committee moves for adoption and approval of all six rulings. approved.)
(Seconded and
Credit Card Program A business in Boston, Massachusetts, presented a proposition to our Grand Master whereby the business would take applications for credit cards from members of the Grand Lodge, and the Grand Lodge or the Kansas Masonic Ecme would receive revenue from the issucince of the card and, also, a percentage of the interest the card holders woxild pay for the credit.
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The question, as the Committee on Jurisprudence views it, is as follows: "May the Grand Lodge participate in a program involving credit cards to Masons in this Grand Jurisdiction with the Grand Lodge receiving a percentage of the interest paid for use of the credit card and a percentage of the interest on charges made by the holder of the credit card?" The committee held in effect that the proposal would be in violation of Article III, Section 2 of our Constitution. The Committee did not pass on the advisability of the program and only on the legalityA similar proposition was presented to the governing body of the Kansas Masonic Home. The proposition was submitted to the committee as to whether the Kansas Masonic Home could participate in the credit card promotion. The by-laws of the Kansas Masonic Home did not provide an answer to the question. We then secured a copy of the Charter of the Kansas Masonic Home and referred to Article VIII, which we think makes it clear that the Kansas Masonic Home could not participate, being bound by the Constitution and By-laws of the Grand Lodge. The Committee moves the adoption of this Section of the Report. approved.)
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Grand Master' s Recommendation Number 1 Oior Grcind Master has proposed that By-law 4-206 be amended as follows: "The examination of a candidate upon his proficiency shall be conducted either in open lodge or by a committee of not less than 3 members of the lodge appointed by the Master. The.vote of the lodge upon the proficiency of the candidate or upon the favorable vote of said committee shall be taken with the candidate excused and the lodge open on- either the same degree or the next higher degree." This appears to be a reasonable and in some cases a necessary provision and since it is entirely optional with the lodge, we move that the By-law be amended as indicated. (Motion was defeated for want of a two-thirds majority.) Grand Master * s Recommendation Number 2 Our Grand Master has recommended a special assessment of $3.00 per member to be made to support the Kansas Masonic Home. The cCTomittee interprets this to. mean a special assessment for a one-year period- If this is not the intent of the recommendation, I am confident we will be advised. Being aware of the needs of the Masonic Home, we move that this recommendation be approved- (Seconded and approved.) Grand Master's Recommendation Number 3 Our Grand Master has recommended adoption of a perpetual membership plan as outlined in a communication to lodges \inder date of January 15, 1985. There is no recommendation by our Grand Master for specific legislation to effectuate such a plan and the committee assimies that our Grand Master wants to hear from you as to whether you desire the Council of Administration to propose specific legislation to effectuate such a plan. Such a plan has many things to recommend it and yet there are forseeable problems. The committee would recommend for your consideration the report of the Committee on Correspondence found in the Advance Reports on page 61 and under the title of "Life Membership". In order to get this matter before you, the committee moves that the recommendation of our Grand Master be approved and that the necessary legislation be prepared to effectuate adoption of a plan. (Seconded and approved.) Conclusion Serving Masonry, serving Grand Lodge, and serving our Grand Master, is always a
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distinct pleasure. We have found our Grand Master to be capable, to be courteous, and with a marked degree of intelligence- We have appreciated the opportunity of working with him, we commend him for his year of service and wish him continued success in the years ahead in the promotion of the ideals of Masonry. Respectfully submitted. Arthur C Hodgson, PGM, Chairman F. Warren Starns, PCM Addison C. Irby, PGM Robert G. Jackson, PGM William E- Bradford, PGM
ESSAY TOPIC W:. John Schowalter, Chairman of the Public Schools Committee, reported that the topic for next year's Essay Contest had been chosen: "Academics vs. Athletics".
READING OF THE JOURNAL Unanimous approval was given to a motion by Albert 0. Arnold, Jr., Grand Secretary, to dispense with the Reading of the Journal.
LABOR TO REFRESHMENT All regular business of the One Hxondred Thirtieth Annual Commxinication of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas having been con^leted, the Grand Lodge was called from Labor to Refreshment for the purpose of opening on the First Degree for the installation of Grand Officers for 1986-1987.
INSTALLATION CEREMONIES With M:.W;. Robert G. Jackson as Installing Grand Master, assisted by Past Grand Masters Thomas C. Raum, Jr. as Deputy Grand Master; Lawrence Winegardner as Grand Senior Warden; Arris M. Johnson as Grand Junior Warden; W. Nolan Artz as Grand Treasurer; Robert D. Caplinger as Grand Secretary; Carroll C. Arnett as Grand Chaplain; Arthur C. Hodgson as Grand Senior Deacon; Robert H. Arnold as Grand Jxinior Deacon; F. Warren Starns as Grand Marshal; Ralph D. Walker as Grand Sword Bearer; Richard L. Becker as Grand Senior Steward; Addison C. Irby as Grand Junior Steward; John H. Murray as Grand Pursuivant; Ben B. Boyles as Grand Tyler; and S. Allan Daugherty as Assistant Grand Tyler, the following Grand Lodge Officers were installed for the ensuing year by P.G.M.'s J. Fred Williamson as Installing Grand Marshal; Forrest D. Haggard as Grand Senior Deacon; and Chester L. Gilbert as Grand Junior Deacon: M:.W:. Durward C. Danielson, Grand Master, Lafayette No. 16, 223 N. 14th, Manhattan, 66502. R:.W:. Clifford D. Knauss, Deputy Grand Master, Halstead No. 46, Box 151, Halstead, 67056. R:.W:. Claude W. Norris, Grand Senior Warden, Rising Sian No. 8, 1523 Crawford, Ft. Scott, 66701. R:.W:. Robert M. Nease, Grand Junior Warden, Kilwinning No. 265, Box 716, Hugoton, 67951. M:.W:. William F. Mcintosh, PGM, Grand Treasurer, Clay Center No. 134, Box 514, Clay Center, 67432. R:.W:. Albert O. Arnold, Jr., Grand Secretary, Rosedale No. 333, Box 1217, Topeka, 66601. W:. Conrad F. Johnson, Grand Chaplain, Smithton No. 1, 217 S. 12th, Sabetha, 66534.
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W:. Don E. Robinett, Grand Senior Deacon, St. John's No. 113, Rt. 2, Box 52, Randall, 66963. W:. James H. Nolte, Grand Junior Deacon, Great Bend No. 15, 2433 Walnut Dr., Great Bend, 67530. W:. Walter M. Bird, Grand Marshal, Roger Sherman No. 369, 6721 Yecker, Kansas City, 66109. W:. Ralph E. Peldkamp, Grand Sword Beeirer, Lafayette No. 16, Rt. 6, Box 23, Manhattan, 66502. W:. J. Steven Molstad, Grand Senior Steward, St. Thomas No. 306, Box 421', Colby, 67701. W:. Harry Peterson, Grand Junior Steward, Xenia No. 47, Rt. 3, Port Scott, 66701. W:. Henry V. Beck, Grand Pursuivant, Lafayette No. 16, 1863 Elaine Dr., Manhattan, 66502. W:. Donald L. Doll, Grand Tyler, North Star No. 168, 1509 W. Lotus, Wichita, 67213. W:. Lloyd D. Crall, Assistant Grand Tyler, St. Bernard No. 222, 1915 Hart, Dodge City, 67801.
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R:.W:. Bobby L. Ackerman, Virginia Lodge No. 315, Rt. 1, Box 28, Savonburg, 66772. AREA II B:.W:. John E. Mowen, Peace Lodge No. 243, Rt. 2, Box 117, Louisburg, 66053. AREA III R:.W:. William L. McFall, Jr., Hiawatha Lodge No. 35, 209 S. Washington, Sabetha, 66534. AREA IV R:.W:. Halbert G. Horton, Wakarusa Lodge No. 402, 1034 SW Prazier, Topeka, 66604 AREA V R: .W:. Melvin Cummins, Burlington Lodge No. 66, P.O. Box 24, Burlington, 66839. AREA VI R:.W:. John P. Savage, Carson Lodge No. 132, 2105 West Laurel, Independence, 67301. AREA VII R:.W:. Hugh W. Gill, III, Albert Pike Lodge No. 303, 1002 Blackwell, Wichita, 67207. AREA VIII R: .K:. Raymond R. Haden, Clifton Lodge No. 122, P.O. Box E, Clifton, 66937. AREA IX R:.W:. Ronald P f e n n i n g e r , Weanut C i t y Lodge No. 2 1 5 , R t . 1 , Nekoma, 67559. AREA X R:.W:. Lawrence Eckhoff, Hutchinson Lodge No. 445, 2104 Wilton, Hutchinson, 67501. AREA XI R:.W:. Wilbur L. Morris, Tyrian Lodge No. 246, 1508 Spruce St., Garden City, 67846. AREA XII R:.W:. David E. Casey, Gove County Lodge No. 302, Box 76, Grainfield, 67737. . DISTRICT DEPUTY GRAND MASTERS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19.
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INTRODUCTIONS M:.W:. Durward C. Danielson again introduced all the elected and appointed officers arid asked their ladies to stand. He then introduced his wife, Virginia, and his son, Eric, who is Senior Warden of Lafayette Lodge No. 16. PRESENTATIONS The officers and members of Lafayette Lodge No. 16 approached the East and presented the Grand Master with a present. This turned out to be a beautiful Top Hat to be used during his year as Grand Master. Brother Eric Danielson, son of the Grand Master, on behalf of the family, then presented him with another present which was a Homburg Hat. The Installing Officers presented the Grand Master with a beautiful monogramed Brief Case. M:.W:. Robert G. Jackson, PGM, presented M:.W:. Danielson with a Pen and Pencil Set in behalf of W:. Brother George Jackson Mrs. Virginia Danielson, wife of the Grand Master, was called to the East where she was presented a Necklace by the Grand Senior Deacon which is a Square and Compass customarily worn by the First Lady of Kansas Masons.
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GRAND MASTERS ADDRESS Brothers and Friends, This year my program will be built around a central theme, "Freemasonry - A Way-of Life". We should take Masonry and its teachings out of the Lodge Halls into our daily activities - living by our tenets of brotherly love, relief and truth, and practicing the virtues of temperance, fortitude, prudence and justice. Promote the image of Freemasonry in your communities by participating in appropriate local activities. Thus your uninitiated friends, neighbors and acquaintances will become aware that Freemasonry is an active and caring organization, worthy of their consideration for membership. This year I will again allow reduced proficiency as an option to the lodges. stress this is not a requirement, but an option.
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The top priority for my program this year is the support and promotion of the Capital Campaign for the Kansas Masonic Home. This wonderful institution is a source of pride for all Kansas Masons. The Home.was started some ninety years ago; the present facilities, with the exception of the Health Care Center, were built back in the era of the 1920's and time takes its toll of buildings as well as people. The buildings need major renovations and repair. This will require capital expenditures over and above the daily operating expenses of the Home. Charity, or relief, is one of the tenets of our profession. "To relieve the distressed is a duty incumbent on all men, but particularly on Masons who are linked together by the indissoluble chain of sincere affection." Let every member search his heart and respond in a spirit of loving kindness with meaningful support of our Masonic Home. We cannot, in good conscience, do anything less. If we can ease a brother's sorrow And aid him in distress; If we can brighten his tomorrow With deeds of Friendliness; Then we have found God's meaning Of the word called Charity For when we give ourselves away. We've found life's mystery. Author Unknown
INVITATION W: . James A. Samples, Master of Salina Lodge No. 60, approached the Altar and extended a cordial invitation to the Grand Master to hold the One Hundred Thirty-First Annual Communication in 1987 in Salina. The Grand Master accepted with appreciation and thanks.
RECEPTION W:. Ralph Feldkamp, Grand Sword Bearer and Chairman of the Committee of Lafayette Lodge No. 16, announced that a Reception honoring Grand Master Durward C. Danielson will be held on Saturday, April 12, 1986, at the Holidome in Manhattan, Kansas. Reservations can be forwarded to Brother Feldkamp.
The Grand Master closed with expressions of deep appreciation and a sincere wish that all would continue to support the Fraternity in the coming year. After a closing prayer by W:. Conrad F. Johnson, Grand Chaplain, M:.W:. Durward C. Danielson declared the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.P. & A.M. of Kansas closed in Ample Form.
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Conrad F . Johnson, Grand Chaplain; (2) Robert M. Nease, Grand Senior Deacon; Jerry K. Van Allen , Grand Junior Deacon; (4) Myron G. Johnson , Grand Marsha l; C. M. (Bud) Geis, Grand Sword Bearer; (6) Thaine A. Clark, Grand Senior Steward; Gi lber t M. Angell, Grand Junior Steward; (8) Benny L. Holloway , Grand Pursuivant; Robert J. Higgs, Grand Tyler; (10) Dan R. Sharp , Asst. Grand Tyler
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(L) Kristen Tedrow, Grand Worthy Advisor Grand Assembly of Kansas Internationa l Order of Ra inbow for Gir l s
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DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD
M:.W:. Arris M. Johnson presenting the Distinguished Service Award to Richard Q' Sryant, Past Master of Eureka Lodge No. 88 . Brother Q' Bryant is a State Trooper whose long and distinguished service is well known throughout the state. Hi s kind , unassuming manner be lies his strong be l iefs and sincere dedi cation. . His courageous action was responsible for saving a life and would have escaped the attention of our Grand Master had it not been reported by other members of the community . This fine brother continues to serve the Fraternity in many ways , and has been named District Deputy Grand Master of District No . 7 for the year 1986- 1987 .
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DISTINGUISHED GUESTS
(L. to R.) Joe R. Manning , Jr., GM , Oklahoma; Paul R. Pierce , PGM, Nebraska: Robert A. Metcalf, PGM , Nebraska; Charles W. Amidon, GM, Nebraska; Donald J. Flood , GM, Minnesota; Harold D. Paschal , GM , Iowai Robert M. Nease, GSD.
(L. to R.) Tom Eggleston , GS , Iowai Paul R. Eveland , GSW , Nebraska; Jefferson J . Ensworth, DGM, Washington; Wayne G. Luenenborg , DGM, Nebraska ; Norman L. Hoff, DGM, Co l orado.
(L. to R. ) Glenn L. Knapp , Master, Lodge of Research; Irl R. Mitchell, State Pres . , HiTwelve; J. Eldon Masters, Exec. Off. , DeMolaYi James E. zimmerman , GS-R, York Rite; Everett A. McBride, Pres. , K.Y.C . H.; William G. Updegrove, Jr. , GHP , R.A . M.i Warner Pape , Jr., GM , Cryptic Masons; David Snyder , GC, Knights Templ ar; K. Maynard Curts , IG. , R.C.C.
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BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH Of M:.W:. Arris M. Johnson Grand Master of Masons in Kansas March 16, 1985 through March 22, 1986 Most Worshipful Arris M. Johnson was the oldest of three children born to Carl and Lydia Johnson on November 28, 1921, in Oberlin, Kansas. Arris grew up on a farm near the small community of Kanona, near Oberlin, going to a rural school in that coiranunity. He went through high school in Oberlin and graduated in 1939. A classmate of his from that same class became Grand Master of Masons in Nebraska, and a friend who graduated a year before him became Worthy Grand Matron of New Mexico. In March of 1941, Arris entered the Army and was sent to the Infantry where, except for a short time in specialized training in engineering, he was to spend the next three years. He saw service in Europe as a part of the 69th Infantry Division. Beginning with the latter days of the Battle of the Bulge, he crossed Germany and was a part of the Division which met the Russians on the Elbe. After- the war. Arris returned to finish one semester's work to complete his degree in music and then taught music for two years. On January 24, 1947, he married Virginia Van Gundy who was also a music major. To this couple two children, Mark and Pamela were born. Mark was killed as a 13-year-old boy near their home in 1964. Pamela, following college graduation, married Stuart McGowne and they have two fine boys, Jeffrey and Christopher. After teaching for two years. Arris and Virginia and the family farmed for five years following Arris' father's heart attack. He then returned to teaching and con5)leted both a Masters and a Doctor of Philosophy degree in counselor education and human development. He taught at Oberlin, Downs, and at Fort Hays State University from which he retired in January, 1985. Near the close of his teaching career at Fort Hays State University, he was chosen by the students as the Outstanding Faculty Man, and also was awarded the Dr. M. C. Cunningham Award as Outstanding Educator. He had moved through the ranks to become a Full Professor of Education. Arris has given freely of his time to his community and his church. He has taught Sunday School classes for many years, been choir director for a number of years, played in the bell choir for many years, and has held numerous offices in his church. He has been active in Lions Club since 1948, holding all offices except Secretary and Treasurer. He belonged to many professional organizations and has held many offices at the local and state level. While at the University, he held many offices of responsibility and always had the welfare of the student at heart. Most Worshipful Arris was initiated into Ancient Craft Masonry on May 7, 1956, passed to the degree of Fellowcraft on October 15, 1956, and was raised on December 17, 1956, in Downs Lodge No. 204. He has been a member of Hays Lodge No. 195 since 1965. Our Grand . Master is a dedicated Mason and has spent, considerable time in the study of Masonry. Brother Johnson was appointed Grand Senior Deacon by M:.W:. Ben Boyles. MASONIC RECORD Downs Lodge No. 204 Initiated an Entered Apprentice, May 7, '.1956 Passed to Fellowcraft, October 15, 1956 Raised a Master Mason, December 17, 1956 Hays Lodge No. 195 Senior Steward Junior Warden Senior Warden Master
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Grand Lodge District Deputy Grand Master Chairman, Total Youth Committee & Grand Junior Deacon Grand Senior Deacon Grand Junior Warden Grand Senior Warden Deputy Grand Master Grand Master Grand Representative to Western Australia
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Other Affiliations and Honors Hays Royal Arch Chapter No. 68 - High Priest, 1984 Jericho Council No. 26 - Sentinel, 1985; Captain of the Guard, 1986 Allepo Commandery No- 31 - Coinmander, 1986 Scottish Rite, Valley of Salina Knight Commander of the Court of Honour Red Cross of Constantine, St. David's Conclave Member, Philalethe Society National Sojourners, Topeka Chapter No. 128 Heroes of '76 Charter Member, Kansas Lodge of Research Order of High Priesthood, 1984 Rainbow Cross of Color Order of the Eastern Star Isis Shrine, A.A.O.N.M.S. Member of Isis Band since 1964
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Recommended by M:.W:. A r r i s M. Johnson and approved by t h e Council of A d m i n i s t r a t i o n f o r p r e s e n t a t i o n t o widows of Master Masons.
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PRODEEDINGS OF THE ASSOCIATION OP PAST GRAND MASTERS OF KANSAS
Salina, Kansas March 21, 1986 The 82nd Annual Meeting of the Association of Past Grand Masters of Kansas was held at the Salina Masonic Temple on Friday, March 21, 1986. The following Past Grand Masters were present: (1952) (1957) (1961) (1963) (1964) (1967) (1968) (1969) (1971) (1973) (1974)
S. Allan Daugherty Richard L. Becker John H. Murray Ben W. Graybill Arthur C. Hodgson William E. Bradford Thomas C. Raum, Jr. Carroll C. Arnett Robert D. Caplinger J. Fred Williamson Forrest D. Haggard
Robert H. Arnold Ralph D. Walker William F. Mcintosh Chester L. Gilbert W. Nolan Artz P. Warren Starns Ben B. Boyles Robert G. Jackson Lawrence D. Winegardner Arris M. Johnson
(1975) (1976) (1977) (1978) (1979) (1980) (1981) (1982) (1984) (1985)
The Venerable President, M:.W:. F. Warren Starns, opened a Table Lodge and called on M:.W:. Forrest D. Haggard to offer prayer. M:.W:. Addison C. Irby (1959) became ill during the morning and was unable to attend. M:.W:. Owen E. Hodgson (1965) had to leave for Denver, Colorado at 10:00 A.M. Our Grand Master, M:.W:. Arris M. Johnson, accompanied by the visiting Grand Masters from other Grand Jurisdictions, were presented for the Induction Ceremony and were accordingly prepared and initiated. M:.W:. Carroll C- Arnett conducted the ceremony in a most impressive and proficient manner. Luncheon was served to all present.
The usual Toast and Responses were made.
We were thankful that our line of Past Grand Masters was unbroken for the year 1985. All present signed cards for the following Past Grand Masters who were absent because.of illness or out of the state: M: .W: . Ray W. Kinzie (I960); M:.W:. William E . Montgomery (1966); M:.W:. Richard D. Kelsey (1972); M:.W:. Richard A. Porter (1983). M:.W:. s. Allen Daugherty, Secretary, reported on the 8 living widows of Past Grand Masters. Also, he reported the deaths of two widows of Past Grand Masters: Mrs. Charles S. McGinness on May 4, 1985; and Mrs. Floyd S. Ecord on September 9, 1985. A toast was given to our visiting Grand Masters from other Grand Jurisdictions. M:.W:. Joe R. Manning, Jr., Grand Master of Oklahoma, gave the response. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
Iowa - M:.W:. Harold D. Paschal Minnesota - M:.W:. Donald J. Flood Nebraska M:.W:. Charles W. Amidon Oklahoma M:.W:. Joe R. Manning, Jr. Nebraska M:.W:. Paul R. Pierce, PGM, Grand Secretary
A Toast was proposed by our Venerable President, M:.W:. F. Warren Starns, to The Grand Lodge of Kansas. A fine response was made by our Grand Master, M:.W:. Arris M. Johnson. The following officers were elected to serve for the ensuing year: M:.W M: .W M: .W M: .W M: .W
Ben B. Boyles, Venerable President Robert G. Jackson, Senior Warden Richard A. Porter, Junior Warden S. Allen Daugherty, Secretary Lawrence D. Winegardner, Steward
The next Annual Meeting will be held in the city of Salina, Kansas, on March 20, 1987.
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The meeting of business, ceremony and fellowship was concluded with the Tyler's Toast given by M:.W:. J. Fred Williamson, after which the Table Lodge was closed in taaple Form by the Venerable President. Respectfully and Fraternally submitted, S. Allan Daugherty Secretary
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R:\ W:. Bobby L. Ackerman, ADGH, Virginia No. 315, Rt 1 Box 28. Savonburg. 66772 D i s t r i c t No. 7 R:. W:. Richard O'Bryant, DDGH, Eureka No.'^88, Box 320 Pleasanton, 66075 , Hound City No. 33; LaCygne No. 6 1 ; Eureka No. 88; Fontana No. 131; Blue Mound No. 286; Kincaid No. 338; Parker No. 341. D i s t r i c t No. 8 R:. W:. Glen W. Nieroeir. DDGM, Fulton No. 210, Rt. 1 , Ft. Scott, 66701 Rising Sun No. 8; Mapleton No. 28; Xenia No. 47; Devon No! 92; Garland No. 108; Uniontown No. 115; Fulton No. 210; H i a t t v i l l e No. 216; Bronson No. 268; Hepler No. 398. D i s t r i c t No. 9 R:. W:. Allan i.. H a l l , DDGM, Pittsburg No.^187, Box 927 Frontenac, 66762 Girard No. 93; Pittsburg No. 187; Walnut No. 229; Mulberry No. 2 6 1 ; Arcadia No. 329; Arrna No. 408 D i s t r i c t No. 10 Cherokee, 66724
R:. W:. Don Hadlock, DDGM, Cherokee No. 119, Box 206
Baxter No. 7 1 ; Columbus No. 100; Cherokee'No. 119; Black Diamond No. 274; Scairanon N o . ' 3 5 I ; Galena No. 194 D i s t r i c t No 11 Altamont, 67330
R:. W:. P h i l l i p d e m o n s . DDGM, Altamont No. 69. Box 553,
Oswego No. 63; Altamont No. 69; Chetopa No. 73, Erie No. 76; Parsons No. 117; Thayer No. 149; McCune No. 237 D i s t r i c t No. 12 Humboldt, 66748
R:. W:. Jack Peterson, DDGM, Pacific No. 29, 1214 Cherokee, â&#x20AC;¢ "'"
Humboldt No. 29; lola No. 38; Cedar No. 103; Colony No. .212; Moran No. 245, Savonburg No. 315; LaHarpe No. 325 ' AREA I I
R:. w i . John E; MowehADGM, Peace No. 243,; Rt TBcif 117, touisburg, 66053 D i s t r i c t No. 3 R:. W:. Harold B. Aldrich, I I I . DDGM, Hancock No. 3 1 1 , 231-3rd Ave. Leavenworth, 66048 Leavenworth No. 2 ; King Solomon No. 10; Easton No. 45; Nine Mile No. 49; Hiram No. 68; Hancock No. 311 . D i s t r i c t No. 4 R:. W:. Vernon J . Clark DDGH, Delaware No. 96, 7236 Lafayette, Kansas City, 66109 Wyandotte No. 3; Delaware No. 96; Armourdale No. 271; Kaw No. 272; Bonner Springs No. 366; Roger E. Sherman No. 369; West Gate No. 438 D i s t r i c t No 5 R:. W:. Franklin McGee, DDGM, Overland Park No. 436, 515 Alta Lane, Olathe, 66061 Ancient Form No. 34; Shawnee No. 54; Lehexa No. 135; Old Mission No. 153; Ben Hur No. 322; Rosedale No. 333; Overland Park No. 436 D i s t r i c t No 6 R:. W:. Willard H. Stanton, DDGM, Osage Valley No. 24. 205 Brown, Osawatomie, 66064 Olathe No. 19; Osage No. 24; Paola No. 37; Spring H i l l No. 56; Gardner No. 65; Edgerton No. 127; Louisburg No. 243; Stanley No. 444
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R:. W:. William L. HcFall, J r . , ADGH, Hiawatha No. 35, 209 S. Washington, Sabetha. 66534
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Area III Continued District No. 1 R:. W:. Lee M. Simmons, DDGH, Smithton No. 1, Rt. 1, Leona, 66448 Smithton No. 1; Troy No. 55, Wathena No. 64; Bendena No. 440; Denton No. 449 District No. 2 R:. W:. H. Elvin Jones, DDGM, Washington No. 5, 617 Hound St., Atchison, 66002 Washington No. 5; Arcana No. 31; Huron No. 72; Muscotah No. 116, Active No. 158 District No. 16 R:. W:. Thurman Miller. DDGH, Hiawatha No. 35, 304 Shawnee, Hiawatha, 66434 Hiawatha No. 35; Sabetha No. 162; Whiting No. 350; Horton No. 326 District No. 17 R:. W:. Glen W. Ward, DDGH, Home No. 89, Box 145, Centralia, 66415 Seneca No. 39; Centralia No. 89; Polar Star No. 130; Oneida No. 323; Goff No. 430 District No. 18 R:. W:. Milan Rutti, DDGH, Seattle No. 259, Rt 3 Box 48, Marysville, 66508 Oketo No. 25; Frankfort No. 67; Waterville No. 85; Harysville No. 91; Blue Rapids No. 169; Axtell No. 234; Beattie No. 259; Summerfield No. 354 District No. 19 R:. W:. Raymond Fairbanks, DDGM, Denison No. 372, Rt 2 Box 230, valley Falls, 66088 Circleville No. 20; Holton No. 42; Onaga No. 188; Hoyt No. 327 Denison No. 372; Mayetta No. 393 AREA IV
R:. W:. Halbeirt G. Horton, ADGM, Wakarusa No. 402, 1034 S. W. Frazier, Topeka, 66604 District No. 14 R:. W:. Ervel F. Cleaver, DOGN, Henri No. 190, Rt 3 Box 16 Tonganoxie, 66086 Lawrence No. 6; Acacia No. 9; Palmyra No. 23; DeSoto No. 40, Eudora No. 83; Tonganoxie No. 190; Lihwood No. 241; Lecoiiipton No. 420 District No. 15 R:. W:. Merle E. Chitwood, DDGH, Meriden No. 236, 2248 Maryland, Topeka, 66605 Oskaloosa No. 14; Jefferson No. 84; Meriden No. 236; McLouth No. 256; Nortonville No. 266; Perry No. 415 District No. 20 R:. W:. Neil D. HcKenzie. DDGM, Hesperian No. Ill, 302 W. 2nd, Wlllard. 66615 Lake No. 50; Pottawatomie No. 5 2 ; Golden Rule No. 90, Hesperian No. H I ; Delia No. 419 District No. 21 R:. W:. James R. Burris, DDGM, Topeka No. 17, 6728 S. W. Wanamaker, Auburn, 66402 Topeka No. 17; Auburn No. 32; Orient No. 51; Siloam No. 225; Albert Neese No. 248; Seabrook No. 385; Wakarusa No. 402 District No. 22 R:. W:. Robert H. Shepard, DDGH, Ridgeway No. 62, Box 238, Overbrook 66524 Ridgeway No. 62; Carbondale No. 70; Burlingame No. 79; Lyndon No. 101; Osage City.No. 141
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Area IV Continued District No. 64 146, Alma 66401
R:. W:. Arnold W. Hafenstein, DDGM, Alma No. 161, Box
Dover No. 138; Alma No. 161; Eminence No. 205 AREA V
R:. W:. Melvin Cummings, ADGM, Burlington No. 66, Box 24, Burlington. 66839 District No. 13 R:. M:. Ronald Seute, DDGM, Wellsville No. 356. 503 Pine, Wellsville, 66092 Ottawa No. 18, Helvern No. 22; McKinley No. 41; Garnett No. 44; Williamsburg No. 224; Lane No. 339; Wellsville No. 356 District No. 23
R:. W:. Charles Roth, DDGM. Hebron No. 314, Rt. 1. Gridley.
Neosho No. 27; Burlington No. 66; Waverly No. 244; Gilead No. 144; Hebron No. 314 District No. 27 Eureka, 67045
R:. W:. Kenneth H. Pike, DDGM, Climax No. 411, Rt 3 Box 88
Eureka No. 106; Toronto No. 121; Madison No. 196; Climax No. 411 District No. 28 R:. W:. Leonard F. Arnett, DDGM, Hartford No. 193, 818 Woodland, Emporia, 66801 Emporia No. 12; Zeredatha No. 80; Americus No. 109; Lebo No. 152; Hartford No. 193; Allen No. 335; Saffordville No. 395 AREA VI
John P. Savage, ADGM, Carson No. 132. 2105 West Laurel, Independence.67301 District No. 24 R:.W:. Charles W. Lewis. DDGM, Benedict No. 403, Rt 1 Box 220A, Fredonia, 66736 Harmony No. 94; constellation No. 95; Greenwood No. 163; Buffalo No. 379; Benedict No. 403 District No. 25 R:. W:. Chester E. Hall. DDGM, Keystone No. 102, 3404 W. 8th. Coffeyville. 67337 Keystone No. 102; Fortitude No. 107; Carson No. 132; Cherryvale No. 137; Caney No. 324; Edna No. 345 District No. 26 R:. W:. Gerald Magnus, DDGM, Chautauqua No. 355, Rt. 1 Cedarvale, 67024 Longton No. 26; Meridian No. 126; Vesper-Olive No. 136; Hope No. 155; Moline No. 267; Chautauqua No. 355 District No. 35 Winfield, 67156
R:. W:. M. Wayne Rush, DDGM, Winfield No. 110, Rt 2 Box 45
Winfield No. n o ; Crescent No. 133; Dexter No. 156; Burden No. 233 District No. 36 Argonia, 67004
R:. W:. Homer G. Cowdrey, DDGM, Argonia No. 285, Box 213,
Wellington No. 150; Haven No. 157; Oxford No. 165; Sumner No. 203; Argonia No. 285 District No. 37 R:. W:. Claude J. Spicer. DDGM, Haysville No. 112, 126 E. 83rd St. So., Wichita, 67233 Haysville No. 112; Belle Plaine No. 173; Hulvane No. 201; Cheney No. 258; Conway Springs No. 269; Clearwater No. 273; Derby No. 365
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R:. W:. Hugh W. Gill, III, ADGM. Albert Pike No. 303. 1002 Blackwell Wichita, 67207 District No. 33 R:. W:. Gayle L. Prater, DDGM, Newton No. 142, 901 S. Ash, Newton, 67114 Hal stead No. 46; Advance No. 114;. Newton No. 142; Valley Center No. 364; Centre No. 147 District No. 34 Douglass, 67039
R:. W:. Hoy Levering, DDGM, Douglass No. 151, Box 308,
Towanda No. 30; Mystic Tie No. 74; Patmos No. 97; Douglass No. 151; Joppa No. 223; Latham No. 401 District No. 38 R:. W:. Henry J. Bozarth, Jr., DDGM, Trinity No; 313, 1908 Marion Rd., Wichita, 67216 York No. 57; Sunflower No. 86, Wichita No. 99, North Star No. 168; Albert Pike No. 303; Trinity No. 313; Bestor G. Browii No. 433, Masonic Home No.450 District No. 39 Canton, 67428
R:. W:. Wayne L. Orem, DDGM, Canton No. 197, Box 467.
McPherson No. 172; Canton No. 197; Lihdsborg No. 397 AREA VIII
Raymond R. Haden, ADGM, Clifton No. 122, Clifton, 66937 District No. 29 R:. W:. Hugh E. Thompson, DDGM, Lafayette No. 16, 1517 Leavenworth. Manhattan, 66502 Lafayette No. 16, Wamego No. 75; Farmers No. 166, Westmoreland No. 257; Ashlar No. 344 District No. 30 R:. W:. Othal F. Else, DDGM, Frontier No. 104, Rt 1, Hollenberg. 66946 Frontier No. 104; Clifton No. 122; Clay Center No. 134;. Prairie Queen No. 176; Hiltonvale No. 242; Oak Hill No. 334; Wakefield No. 396 District No. 31 R:. W:. James B. Parmenter, DDGM, Solomon No. 105, 410 N. Joyce. Solomon, 67480 Union No. 7; Benevolent No. 98; Solomon No. 105, Antiquity No. 280; Enterprise No. 437 District No. 32 Burdick, 56838
R:. W:. Edward Gutsch, DDGM, Burdick No. 429, Box 7,
Council Grove No. 36; Cyrus No. 288; Kansas No. 307; Alta Vista No. 357; Dwight No. 374; White City No. 380; Wilsey No. 382; Burdick No. 429 District No. 41 R:. W:. Raymond E. Weaver. DDGM, Belleville No. 129, 1610 H St., Belleville, 66935 Republic No. 123, Belleville No. 129, Courtland No. 211, Scandia No. 221, Haddam No. 226; Narka No. 349; Cuba No. 362 AREA IX
R:. W:. Ronald Pfenninger, ADGM, Walnut City No. 215, Rt. 1, Nekoma 67559 District No. 40 R:. W:. H. Corvon Carpenter, DDGM, St JohhsNo. 113, Rt 1 Box 88. Concordia, 66901 St. Johns No. 113; Minneapolis No. 143; Mt. Vernon No. 245; Delphos No. 202; Sincerity No. 214 District No. 42 R:. W:. Glen Nichols, DDGM, Western Star No. 174, 515 N. Main, Smith Center, 66967 Jewell No. U ; Mankato No 87; Western Star No 174; Formoso No. 336
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AREA IX Continued D i s t r i c t No 43 R:. W:. James L. Parks, DDGM, Ellsworth.No. 146, 1110 Colorado, Ellsworth, 67439 Salina No. 60, Ellsworth No. 146; Lincoln No. 154; Wilson No. 298 Sylvan Grove No. 359 D i s t r i c t No. 52 R:. W:. Earl. P. Krankenberg. DDGM, Ellinwood No. 217. Box 9 1 , Hudson, 67545 Great Bend No. 15; McCracken No. 58; Walnut City No. 215; Ellinwood No. 217; Lacrosse No. 330; Hoisington'No. 331; C l a f l i n No. 424 D i s t r i c t No. 53 R:. W:. Richard Brozek, DDGM. Blue H i l l No. 198, Rt 1 Box 9 1 , Lucas. 67648 Wakeeney No. 148; Russell No. 177, Hays No. 195; Blue H i l l No. 198; Bunker H i l l No. 291; E l l i s No. 297; Natoma No. 390 D i s t r i c t No. 54
R:. W:. James W. Boyd. DDGM, Saqui No. 160. 623 W.
Vermont, Osborne, 67473 Cawker City No. 125; Saqui No. 160; Gaylord No. 183; Downs No. 204; Glen Elder No. 294 D i s t r i c t No. 55 R:. W:. William E. Eaves, DDGM, P l a i n v i l l e No. 290. 400 S. Washington. P l a i n v i l l e , 67663 Phillipsburg No. 184; Newahcuba No. 189; Logan No. 264; P l a i n v i l l e No. 290 AREA NO. X R:. W:. Lawrence Eckhoff, ADSI, Hutchinson No. 445, 2104 Wilton, Hutchinson, 67501 D i s t r i c t No. 44 Chase, 67524
R:. W:. Ronald D. Wilcox. DDGM, Chase No. 247, Box 266,
Sterling No. 171; Royal No. 192; Corner Stone No. 219; Chase No. 247; Geneseo No. 361 D i s t r i c t No. 45 R:. W:. Jay B. HcCaskill, J r . , DDGM, Mt Hope No. 238, Box 5 1 , Mt. Hope, 67108 Nickerson No. 43; Bassett No. 124; Reno No. 140; Friendship Mo. 208; Mt. Hope No. 238; Cable No. 299; Turon No. 358; Hutchinson No. 445 D i s t r i c t No. 46 R:. W:. Stanley Baker, 00(91, Ninnescah No. 230, 1003 Ave. D. East, Kingman, 67068 Ninnescah No. 230; Norwich No. 319; Spivey No. 347 D i s t r i c t No. 47 R:. W:. Garvin D. Donoho, DDGM, Harper No. 206, 1918 Walnut . Harper, 67058 Delta No. 77; Anthony No. 200; Harper No. 206, R. D. Ely No. 262; Cosmos No. 278 D i s t r i c t No. 50 P r a t t , 67124
Lewis F. H i l l a r d , DDGM, Kilwinning No. i6b,
Rt. 1 ,
Kilwinning No. 265; Kiowa No. 293; M u l l i n v i n e No. 399; Haviland No. 409 D i s t r i c t No. 51 R:. W:. Wayne G. Rhorer, DDGM, Mt. Moriah No. 179; 500 E. 9 t h , Box 304, Kinsley, 67547 Lamed No. 167; Mt. Moriah No. 179; Macksville No. 371; Lewis No. 220; Stafford No. 252; Ionic No. 254
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R:. W:. W i l b u r L. M o r r i s , ADGM, J y i a n No. 246, 1508 Spruce St. Garden C i t y , 67846. D i s t r i c t No. 49 R:. W:. Charles H. Metzger, DDGM, Comanche No. 295, Box 277, Wilraore, 67155 Ashland No. 277; Coldwater No. 295; Protection No. 384; Minneola No. 431 D i s t r i c t No. 60 Dighton. 67839
R:. W:. Roger A. Yost, DDGM, Barney No. 279, Box 774,
Walnut V a l l e y No. 1 9 1 , Barney No. 279; Scott C i t y No. 284; L e o t i No. 340; Horace No. 352 D i s t r i c t No. 61 R:. W:. Earl D. C r i s p , DDGM, St. Bernard No. 222, 1820 Uebray D r . , Dodge C i t y , 67801 S t . Bernard No. 222; Alpha No. 282; Rreston No. 283; Bucklin No. 376; S p e a r v i l l e No. 388; Ensign No. 413 D i s t r i c t No. 62 Johnson, 67855
R:. W:. Marvin J . F i g g i n s , DDGM, Johnson No. 4 1 1 , Box 5 1 ,
Tyrian No. 246; Emerald No. 289; Syracuse No. 309; Ulysses No. 435; Johnson No. 441 D i s t r i c t No. 63 R:. W:. Jimmy L. Byas, DDGM, Fargo No. 300, 1516 N Webster, Box 54, L i b e r a l , 67901 Webb No. 275; Fargo No. 300; Santa Fe No. 312; Plains No. 367; Hugoton No. 406; Elkhart No. 422; Satanta No. 446 AREA X I I
David E. Casey, ADGM, Gove County No. 302, Box 76, G r a i n f i e l d , 67737 D i s t r i c t No. 56 R:. W:. Lemoin Landau, DDGM, Mountain Slope No. 186, 206 N. Cass, O b e r l i n , 67749 Lenora No. 181.; Mountain Slope No. 186; Norton No. 199; Almena No. 310; Jennings No. 360 D i s t r i c t No. 57 R:. W:. M. Dennis S t i t e s . DDGM, Millbrook No. 2 8 1 , Rt. 1 Box 24, Wakeeney. 67672 Mllbrook No. 281; S t . Thomas No. 306, Hoxie No. 348; Morland No. 414; Selden No. 423 D i s t r i c t No. 58 Oakley, 67748
R:. W:. Robert Hooker, DDGM, Oakley No. 253, 429 S m o k y h i l l ,
Oakley No. 253; Gove County No. 302; Wallace No. 318; Quinter No. 410; Sharon Springs No. 417 D i s t r i c t No. 59 R:. W:. Edward S c h u l t z , DDGM, S t . Francis No. 404, 425 E. 1st S t . , S t . Francis, 67756 Atwood No. 164; Goodland No. -321; S t . Francis No. 404
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LODGES WITHOUT REPRESENTATION AT GRAND LODGE 1986
Jewell NO. 11
Cherryvale No. 137
Horton No. 326
Oskaloosa No. 14
Wakeeney No. 148
Hoyt No. 327
Oketo No. 25
Thayer No. 149
Lacrosse No. 330
Longton No. 26
Saqui No. 160
Oak Hill No. 334
Mound City No. 33
Atwood No. 164
Formoso No. 336
Seneca No. 39
Oxford NO. 165
Kincaid No. 338
McKinley No. 41
Russell No. 177
Lane No. 339
Delphian No. 44
Galena No. 194
Leoti NO. 340
Lake No. 50
Madison No. 196
Parker No. 341
Pottawatomie No. 52
Norton No. 199
Edna No. 345
Spring Hill No. 56
Delphos NO. 202
Spivey No. 347
LaCygne No. 61
Sumner No. 203
Scammon No. 351
Adams No. 63
Friendship No. 208
Summerfield No. 354
Wathena No. 64
Anchor No. 224
Turon No. 358
Gardner No. 65
Clinton No. 233
Geneseo No. 361
Baxter No. 71
Linwood No. 241
Plains NO. 367
Hliron No. 72
Waverly No. 244
Denison No. 372
Erie No. 76
Whiting No. 250
Dwight No. 374
Delta NO. 77
Westmoreland No. 257
Buffalo NO. 379
Doric No, 83
Mulberry No. 261
White City No. 380
Jefferson No. 84
Logan No. 264
Spearville No. 388
Mankato No. 87
Moimt Zion No. 266
Saffordville No. 395
Devon NO. 92
Moline No. 267
Hepler No. 398
Prudence No. 100
Black Diamond No. 274
Latham No. 401
Euclid NO. 101
Ashland No. 277
Climax No. 411
Excelsior No. 115
Glen Elder No. 294
Perry No. 415
Muscotah No. 116
Apollo No. 297
Delia NO. 419
Wisodson No. 121
Cable NO. 299
Lecon5>ton No. 420
Meridian No. 126
Goodland No. 321
Elkhart No. 422
Polar Star No. 130
Oneida No. 323
Goff NO. 430
Equity No. 131
Caney No. 324
Denton No. 449
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DEATHS DURING THE YEAR 1985 No.
1 - John T. C o l l i n s ; Tilden B. Drake; Howard B. Fleener; Samuel F. French; Maxwell Herring; Pleasant V. M i l l e r ; Charles L. White
No.
2 - Elmer F. Hamilton; Woodrow W. Odell; Fain M. Rankin; Edrich B. Sauer
No.
3 - Calvin B. Barnes; Karl N. Bixnan; Harold A. Briggs; Donald H. Corson; Ernest A. Cummins; Ernest L. Dyer; John U. Eidson; Frederick J . Foerschler; Robert E. F o l l e t t ; Don C. G i l b e r t ; Thomas W. Gragg; E. George Gratny; David C. Grove; Elmer R. Grove; Edward H. Harvey; Lee E. Hassig, James P. Hathaway, Kelly C. Hayden; Richard C. Hoyle; George 0. Jones; Horace M. Kreeger; James E. Lee; Howard G. Lotz; Harry L. Malotte; Glenn 0. Manley; Herman I . May; Lantz 0. McFadden; Harold E. McKinney; Leo Michaels; Harry A. Popel; Ernest L. Roberts; Herschel W. Schenck; Raymond 0. Schoneman; Albert T. Schultz; Robert L. Tomerlin; Carlisle H. Walker; Robert W. Wright, Jr.
No.
5 - Frank Gerardy; Edward E. Warren
No.
6 - Edwin F. Abels; Wilbur D. Bantz; William R. Burcham; Otis Q. Crowe; Verlon A. Evans; George T. Faler; Ralph B. Geimell; Otto L. Johanning; Joseph D. Kennedy; Denis B. Lardner, Jr. James H. LeSuer; Charles G. Skiles; Floyd Stinson; Arthur B. Weaver; Donald E. Woolery
No.
7 - B l a i r Adam; Charles C. Allen; Buil Baker; Herbert M. Dukes; William B. Gage; Robert A. G i l l ; Raymond W. H i l l ; . A l b e r t D. Kachinsky; Hawley Keeshan; John D, Montgomery; John Huir; Roger A.Prior; Harold E. Raffensperger; Guy N. Randall; Carl A. Roediger; William L. Rowland; H. Harold Washburn
No.
8 - George W. Bainum, J r . ; Ernest E. Blincoe; Chester W. Borg; Roy A. Bowers; Hurchel C. Duncan; Charles D. Erickson; Charles E. McDonald; Leon Nation; Vincil H. Owen; Richard E. Parker; Ralph E. Purcell; Vernon L. Simmons; Louis R. Thompson
No.
9 - Jack E. Conrad; Harry C. Courtney, Joe Schelbar; Louis A. Sturdevant
No. ' 10 - Clarence H. Darrow; Solomon H. LovÂŤnan; Joseph E. Merifield No.
11 - Ansel H. Kent, Jr.
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12 - Clarence H. Askew; Wayne N. Bums; Ralph V. Cotton; Howard E. Davis; James C. Donaldson; I r a F. E l l i s ; Hurl A. Goi=f; Jonas L. Groh; Robert M. HoUingshead; Earl James; Francis L. Kramm; C l i f f o r d C. Lee; Floyd Hock; Russell M. Roberts; Loran F. Scheck; Harold A. Snider; William R. Stack; Floyd A. Ueimer; Lawrence E'. Zumbrunn
No.
14 - Eugene F. Cooley
No.
15 - Wilbur E. Almquist; Dorsey L. Brown; William D. Essminer;Dick B. Evans; Boyce P. Hardnian; Walter G. Harman, S r . ; Don C. Heminger; Eugene D. Klingenberg; Albert E. Nickelson; Archie R. Peters; Wayne A. Stewart; Raymond E. Stoy
No.
16 - Forrest L. Alson; Glen H. Bergman; Trent L. Boyd; Forest D. Campbell; Maynard H. Coe; George R. Eaton; Walter R. Gage, J r . ; Donald R. H i l l ; Harold S. Longenecker; Franz J . Haas; Harold E. H i l l i g a n
No.
17 - Henry 0. Bennett; Lawrence C. Burns; Bernard H. Christian; Leonard L. Dees; William B. Dornan; Devere Dove; Sam M. Hermann; Ralph L. Huffman; John K. Jackson; Jay A. Kyle; V i r g i l L. Lawrence; William 0. HcCabe; Robert S. McHinn; Donald E. Peery; Harry N. Peterson; George T. Petree; Raymond B. Richardson; Floyd W. Rogers; Ira E. Root; Henry A. Schwartz; Richard H. Stevenson; Roy M. S t o v a l l ; Hilo M. Stratton; William A. Strobe!; Charles L. Stroup; Herbert E. Thomas; Everett T. Warner; Herbert A. Young
No.
18 - Charles I . Bryant; Rex W. Christie; James E. Cochran; Charles B; Crockett; George F. Greer; Guy Mcintosh, J r . ; Charles W. Ramey; Clarence E. Rea; Verne Robinson; William M. Shultz; Frank C. W'adsworth
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No. i 19 - Kenneth H. Burdette; William E. Evans; Victor E . F e r r e l l ; Franklin B. Lamar; Lewis J. Lawsdn; Oack W. Slaughter No.
20 - Paul L. Anderson; Perle F. Fisher; Scott H. Klusmire; Harold T. McKeever
No.
22 - Daniel B. Farmer; Neal Forbes; William Gorman; Walter W. McHullen; Howard K. Woodbury
No.
23 - Victor H. Remington
No.
24 - William H. Barker; William E. Butler; Earl Knight; Russell E. Lucas; Walter 0. Osman; Richard R. Price; Robert W. Ramsey; Frank A. Spellman
No.
25 - Kenneth A. G r i f f e e ; Garth Howes; L. G. Novotny; Arnold F. Schneider
No.
27 - Dale G.Davis; Eugene C. Kaufman; Elmer E. Lewis; Leo E. Mahaffey; Carl E. Odell
No.
28 r- Andrew J . Beckford, J r . ; George F. Post, Jr.
No.
29 - Benjamin L. Barfoot; Dale L. Kauiton; Elmer E. Lewis; Claude H. (toon
No.
30 - William E. Anderson, J r . ; Laurance L. Edrls; Glen W. Losson; Elton J . teed
No.
32 -
No.
33 - Charles H. Bollinger; John C. Campbell, Henry A. Dozier; William 0. Klopfenstein; Charles A. Post
No.
34 - Benny E. Metsker
No.
35 -
No.
36 - Norman W. Loorais; Harry H. McCardell; Nels 0 . Nystrora; Alvin A. Orton; Fay E. Roberts
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Harrison H. B l a t t ; Bryce W. Kresie
James L. Baird; Don Bedunnah; H. Nathan Coleman; Theodore C. Eichelberger; Arley .0. Hedrick; Dee P. Henry: Owen B. Kendall; Harold A. Nigus; Charles R. P e l l ; Alton E . R o c k e y ; n o y d E. T i t u s ; Henry F. Winkelman
37 - Roy M. Everhart; Wilbur A. Ricketts
No.
38 - Harold P. Ausherman; C l i f f o r d M. Burtnett; Leslie R. Cyrus; George M. Koepping; Harold F. L o v i t t ; Samuel A. M i l l e r ; James H. Page; Jess W. Wilhite
No.
39 - Frederick A. Knight; Claude H. Walker
No.
40 - James W. Everhart; Jess M. Frazier; Donald C. M i l l e r
No.
41 - Josiah G. Stevenson
No.
42 - Gordon W. Bower; Edgar W. Glenn; Raymond F. Hamlin
No.
43 - Leo P. Hurlburt; William T. Kent; Harold B. Powell
No.
44 - Gilbert G. Booth; Robert C. Carr, J r . ; Frederick Certain; Warren E. Throckmor1;on; William P. Weckel
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No. 152 - Marion L. B a i l e y ; Louis H. Smith; Charles 0. S t a l l a r d ; Howard E. Swan No. 153 - C l i f f o r d V. Abbott; John M. Brobst; Meveral A. Brooks; Robert J . C o l l i n s ; Darvin E. Cunningham; Dewitt W. D i e t e r i c h ; Floyd B. Easterday, Victor H. Freeburg; Norman C. H a l l , J r . ; Douglas C. Hansen; James B. Hinchman; Dewey H. Matson; William H. O t t e n ; Robert L. Pease; Lucian E. Pope; I r a J . Sankey; Edwin G. Seelbinder, S r . ; William H. Smith; Foster E. Wilson; Edwin S. Winch No. 154 - Harry Choate; Leo L. Hamilton; Arnold K r o e n l e i n ; Roy F. White No. 155 - John W. McClayland; Lee J . Sugden No. 156 - Cecil Chishoim, S r . ; William R. C l a r k ; Vernon W. Mead; Harold L. Rankin No. 157 - Otto M. Ruthrauff No. 158 - Robert D. Buehler; Glen D. Clark; George L. Cleland; Richard E. E l l i s ; G i l b e r t C. Handke; Helvin C. L o t t ; Roscoe J . Maycroft; William D. M i l l e r ; Harold W. M o r r i s ; Lloyd C. Raish; Jack K. Smith; Eldred R. Zeek, J r . No. 160 - Carl G. Boland; Glen 0. Castor; Vern R. Eaton; James T. Garrison; Harlan C. Gregory; Jack L. Morgan; Martin E. Oliva No. 161 - Elden R. Blankenship; A l v i n R. Dlugosh; Joseph H. Raine; Wilbur A. Shumaker; Martin Zwanziger No. 162 - A l b e r t G. Ackerman; Harry L. Baker; Merle V. Chase; Warren E. M e t t l e n ; Gerald F. Summers No. 163 - Ernie V. Jorgensen; Byrl Puckett No. 164 - Paul D. Brown; Oliver R. Cooper; Francis J . Cox; Donald G. Jumper; Rex D. 01 sen; Lowell L. Wells No. 165 - Neal J . Elder; Lucian M. Peters; Gerald B. Trautwein No. 167 - Charles E. C l u t t e r , J r . ; Lloyd G. Stoner; George P. Wright No. 168 - B i l l y D. Brinkmeyer; Fred G. Brose; Dorsie C. Cheek; Clarence E. Davis; Cecil W. Dorman, J r . ; Forest I . Earnest; Washington J . Fulkerson; Delmar B. Funk; Otis J . H i l l ; Andrew C. H o l l e ; Charles R. Kunkle; Earl H. McQuiston; Hugh P. Murphy; McKinley A. Nash; Reuben J . Weaver; Donald E. Wright; Carl L. Wulf, J r . Alonzo S. Zaring No. 169 -
Lynn A u s t i n ; Earle N. Lamb; John P. M i l l e r
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Farris; Wilbur PalmerJ T. Roembach; Floyd L.
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Lodge Number and Location 132. 133. 134. 135. 136. 137. 138. 140. 141. 142. 143. 144. 145. 146. 147. 148. 149. 150. 151. 152. 153. 154. 155. 156. 157. 158. 160. 161. 162. 163. 164. 165. 166. 167. 168. 169. 171. 172. 173. 174. 176. 177. 179. 181. 183. 184. 186. 187. 188. 189. 190. 191. 192. 193. 194. 195. 196. 197. 198. 199.
Elk City Arkansas City Clay Center Lenexa Sedan Cherryvale Dover Hutchinson Osage City Newton Minneapolis Yates Center Belolt Ellsworth Marlon l^keeney Thayer Wellington Douglass Lebo Shawnee Mission Lincoln Howard Dexter South Haven Atchison Osborne Alma Sabetha Fall River AtWDod Oxford Randolph Lamed Wichita Blue Saplds Sterling McPherson Belle Flalne Smith Center Clyde Russell Kinsley Lenora Gaylord Philllpsburg Oberlla Pittsburg Onega Stockton Tonganoxie Ness City Lyons Hartford Galena Hays Madison Canton Lucas Norton
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0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 0 0 0 52 0 0 0
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200. 201. 202. 203. 204. 205. 206. 208. 210. 211. 212. 214. 215. 216. 217. 219. 220. 221. 222. 223. 224. 225. 226.
Anthony Mulvane Delphos Caldwell Downs Eskridge Harper Haven Fulton Courtland Colony Sinqjson Rush Center Hiatvllle Ellinwood Little River Lewis Scandla Dodge City Leon Williamsburg Topeka Haddam
47 37 40 36 54 64 47 45 8 41 12 40 52 8 52 44 51 41 61 34 13 21 41
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0 12 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 2 3 1 0 1 0 7 1 1 5 0
1 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 7 4 0 3 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0
1 3 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 7 1
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0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0
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6 0 0 4 3 3 11 8 7 0 2 6 0 2 3 2 2 2 0 0 1 26 3
180 379 26 114 60 61 158 60 59 57 64 65 67 87 77 49 82 86 328 152 65 416 57
229. 230. 232. 233. 234. 236. 237. 238. 241. 242. 243. 244. 245. 246. 247. 248. 250. 252. 253. 254. 256. 257. 258. 259. 261. 262. 264. 265. 266. 267. 268. 269. 271. 272 273. 274.
Walnut Kingman Greenleaf Burden Axtell Meriden McCune Mt. Hope Linwood Miltonvale Louisburg Waverly Mo ran Garden City Chase Tecumseh Whiting Stafford Oakley' St. John McLouth Westmoreland Cheney Seattle Mulberry Attica Logan Pratt Nortonville Moline Bronson Conway Springs Kansas City Kansas City Clearwarer Weir
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JjodRe Number and Location 275. 277. 278. 279 280. 281. 282. 283. 284. 285. 286. 288. 289. 290. 291. 293. 294. 295. 297. 298. 299. 300. 302. 303. 306. 307. 309. 310. 311. 312. 313. 314. 315. 318. 319. 321. 322. 323. 324. 325. 326. 327. 329. 330. 331. 333. 334. 335. 336. 338. 339. 340. 341. 344. 345. 347. 348. 349. 351. 352. 354. 355.
Meade Ashland Klovra Dlghton Chapman Hill City Jetmore Cimarron Scott City Argonia Blue Mound Hope Lakin Plainville Bunker Hill Greensburg Glen Elder Coldwater Ellis Wilson Arlington Liberal Grainfield Wichita Colby Berington Syracuse Almena Ft. Leavenworth Sublette Wichita Gridley Savonburg Winona Norwich Goodland Kansas City Oneida Cheney LaHarpe Horton Hoyt Arcadia LaCrosse Hoisington Shawnee Mission Oak Hill Allen Formoso Kincaid Lane Leoti Parker Riley Edna Spivey Hoxie Narka Scammon Tribune Summerfield Cedarvale
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MEMBERS
0 0 0 0 0 0
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83 82 238 85 67 162
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0
1 4 0 5 3 2 3 2 4 0 3
1 3 0 3 2 2 0 0 7 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0
3 5 0 5 4 3 0 2 11 0 2
47 190 74 77 68 132 196 61 135 72 163
0 1 6 0 58 8 14 4 0 8 0 4 1 1 0 6 18 12 2 3 2 1 0 12 0 1 6 0 0 0 0 6 3 1 1 0 1 0 0 2 0 1 3
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 2 0 5 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 3 11 0 39 22 31 0 2 15 1 0 2 8 1 5 23 31 2 3 2 5 1 17 3 3 11 0 3 0 0 6 3 5 6 3 0 2 0 2 1 0 4
36 105 216 29 4,214 261 196 145 84 512 73 217 88 86 64 138 158 508 42 209 39 70 96 92 97 183 300 53 79 35 78 62 82 82 76 78 52 65 40 74 66 21 52
0 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
1 0 2 0 3 6 0 0 19 91 5 8 4 6 2 4 0 2 2 10 1 1 1 4 0 2 0 7 0 0 2 1 0 9 2 21 0 0 1 6 0 2 3 4 2 2 2 3 1 3 1 52 5 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 2 3 0 5 0 4 0 1 0 3 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 2
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DECREASE
MEMBERS
4 Lod^e Number and Location 356. 357. 358. 359. 360 361. 362. 364. 365. 366. 367. 369. 371. 372. 374. 376. 379. 380. 382. 384. 385. 388. 390. 393. 395. 396. 397. 398. 399. 401. 402. 403. 404. 406. 408. 409. 410. 411. 413. 414. 415. 417. 419. 420. 422. 423. 424. 429. 430. 431. 433. 435. 436. 437. 438. 440. 441. 444. 445. 446. 449. 450.
Wellsville Alta Vista Turon Sylvan Grove Jennings Geneseo Cuba Valley Center Derby Bonner Springs Plains Kansas City Macksville Denison Dwlght Bucklln Buffalo White City Wllsey Protection Topeka Spearvllle Natoma Mayetta Saffordville Wakefield Lindsborg Hepler Mullinville Latham Wakarusa Benedict St. Francis Hugoton Arma Haviland Quinter Climax Ensign Mo rland Perry Sharon Springs Delia Lecompton Elkhart Selden Claflin Burdick Goff Minneola Wichita Ulysses Overland Park Enterprise Kansas City Bendena Johnson Stanley Hutchinson Satanta Denton Wichita
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0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 3 0
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1 2 1 0 5 1 2 4 2 5 3 8 2 3 2
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0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0
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0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
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Lodges unreported at press time will be included in the final recapitulations when the 1986 Annual Proceedings is published. "Initiated" and 'Passed" numbers are not counted in the overall totals. Consolidations: Cunningham No. 427 with Kilwinning No. 265, April 1, 1985 Hamilton No. 301 with Madison No. 196, April 1, 1985 Gypsum City No. 328 with Lindsborg No. 397, May 1, 1985 Jamestown No. 227 with St. Johns No. 113, May 6, 1985 McDonald No. 383 with St. Francis No. 404, October 1, 1985 Frederick No. 337 with Royal No. 192, October 15, 1985 Coolldge No. 316 with Syracuse No. 309, November 25, 1985
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Alma
Almena
Altamont
Alta Vista
Americus
Anthony
Arcadia
Argonia
33b
161
310
69
357
109
200
329
285
Arlington
Arma
299
408
Arkansas City
Allen
*98
*133
LOCATION
Abilene
NO.
Arma
Cable
Crescent
Argonia
Arcadia
Anthony
Americus
Alta Vista
Altamont
Naphtali
Alma
Allen
Benevolent
NAME OF LODGE
02-18-1915
02-15-1888
10-15-1873
02-21-1912
02-19-1890
02-17-1881
10-19-1871
02-17-1898
03-18-1920
02-20-1889
10-21-1875
02-06-1925
10-12-1871
CHARTERED
*For Location of Lodge Halls see last page
2nd Mon.
1st & 3rd Mon.
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Mon.
1st Tues.
1st & 3rd Mon.
2nd & 4th Mon.
1st & 3rd Mon.
2nd Tues.
1st & 3rd Tues.
1st & 3rd Mon.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Mon. Except Jul-Aug
COMMUNICATIONS
John B. Marlop 66712
Rolland A. Nixon Langdon, 67549
Edwin L. Stout 1631 N. 13th, 67005
Homer Cowdrey 67004
Charles J. Shifflet Box)399, Arma, 66712
Roger Stark 302 S. Springfield, 67003
Wayne A. Lee 66835
Alex Bolinder Rt 2 Box 9, 66834
T. H. Long, Jr. 707 S. Wabash, 67330
Anthony L. VanPatten 67622
Sidney D. Hoobler Maple Hill, 66507
Arthur E. Griffith Rt 1, Ounlap, 66848
Ray M. Klapmeyer 1516 N. Oak, 67410
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
Walter A. Fiorucci Box 449, 66712
Harry C. Burnett Box 191, 67514
Bobby J. Walker Box 545, 67005
Ron Work Box 278, 67004
Donald R. Barnard Rt 1 Box 9, 66711
Alden Major Box 398, 67003
L. John Redelfs Box 375, 66835
Vernon Bolinder Box 193, 66834
J. Harlan Graham Boxl49A, 67330
Billy E. Archibald 67622
Robert H. Arnold Box 122, 66401
William J. Besack, Sr. 105-2nd Ave. Americus, 66835
SECRETARY Joe H. Beckenhauer 116!5 N W 3rd, 67410
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Auburn
Augusta
Axtell
Baldwin City
32
*74
234
*23
Beattie
Belle Plaine
Belleville
259
173
129
Baxter Springs
Atwood
164
71
Attica
262
Belleville
Belle Plaine
Beattie
Baxter
Palmyra
Axtell
Mystic Tie
Auburn
Atwood
R. D. Ely
10-17-1872
01-18-1877
02-18-1886
10-21-1868
10-18-1859
02-19-1885
10-21-1869
10-17-1860
02-20-1895
02-18-1886
10-21-1875
Atchison
*158
Active
Atchison
*5 07-14-1856
Ashland
Ashland
CHARTERED 02-16-1887
Mashlngton
N A M E OF LODGE
LOCATION
NO. 277
1st & 3rd Thurs.
2nd i 4th Wed.
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Mon.
1st & 3rd Tues.
1st & 3rd Mon.
1st & 3rd Tues.
1st lues .
1st & 3rd Wed. Except Jul-Aug
Wayne H. Rollf Z7250 W 175th,Gardner, 660:
George C. Kenworthy Rt 1 Box 12, 66403
Edward L. Freeman Box 295, 67010
Russell I. Koci 8247 S W 77th, 66402
L. Gene McCain Rt 2 Box 59, Ludell, 67744
Philip H. Payne Box 382, 67009
H. Lee Campbell 2111 P St., 66935
Charles R. Belew Box 106, Peck, 67120
Harold F. Wanklyn Frankfort, 66406
Vernon G. Kalivoda Box 158, 66935
Wilbur P. Barngrover Box 336, 57013
W. Edward Cassidy Box 42, 66427
Johnny L. Delmoflt Steven 0. Green Rt 2 Box 181, Columbus,667251 Rt. 1 Box 234A, 66713
Steven Saunders 107 Elm St., 66006
Lloyde H. Goins, Jr. 205 Park Ave., 66403
James R. Stough Rt 2 Box 742, Mulvane,67110
Dean Millard 11845 S W 97th, 66402
Barnabus D. Horton 333 N. 5th, 67730
Richard W. Harnden 301 N. Grant, 67009
Glen E. Kautz Rt. 1, 66002
2nd & 4th Hon.
2nd Mon.
H. Elvin Jones 617 Mound, 66002
Michael W. Schaeffer 212 Greentree Rd., 66002
1st & 3rd Hon.
William L. Arensberg 208 N. 5th, 66002
SECRETARY Michael A. Freelove Box 797, 67831
WORSHIPFUL MASTER Charles E. Mosshart 67831
COMMUNICATIONS 2nd & 4th Thurs.
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
2
Bunker Hill
Burden
Burdick
291
233
429
Burlingame
Buffalo
379
79
Bucklin
376
Corinthian
Burdick
Clinton
Beulah
Buffalo
Grandview
Bourbon
10-21-1869
02-16-1922
02-20-1884
02=15=1888
02-21-1907
02-21-1907
02-18-1886
Brad H. Kile 914 W. Washington, Chanute, 66720 Leonard M. Merrifield Box 35, 67626
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
Ist & 3rd Wed.
2nd & 4th Hon..
1st & 3rd Thurs.
Burris B. Van Wey Rt 2 Box 89A, 66413
Edward J. Gutsch ,66838
Bradley A. McMinn 67019
Helvin Stimpert Kingsdown, 67858
Robert Leverich 122 W. Marlon, 67834
1st & 3rd Thurs.
J. E. Darby Box 113, 66413
Charles W. Gutsch Rt 2 Box 10, 66838
James H. Lundy . Box 171, 67019
Ralph G. Peck Box 116. 67626
Ralph Winterrowd Rt. 1 Box 52, 66717
Glenn E. Smith Rt. 1, 66716
1st & 3rd Wed.
William L. Pool Box 176, Uniontown, 66779
1st & 3rd Hon.
Gerald L. Powell 541 S. Blue Grass Dr.,6601:
Bronson
02-17-1904
Fred V, HcClendon Box 502, Eudora, 66025
268
Bonner Springs
Edwin A. Brychta Rt 1 Box 204 66411
Lyle A. Brooks 709 S W Avenue, 66411
Bonner Springs
10-18-1876
2nd & 4th Hon. Except Jul-Aug
366
Blue Rapids
James A. Johnston 66010
Blue Rapids
02-16-1887
Roy J. Smith, Jr. 66010
169
Lotus
2nd & 4th Tues.
Blue Mound
02-19-1914
Max Scott Rt. 1 Box 3AA, 66714
286
Benedict
Charles Evans Rt. 1, Fall River, 67047
Benedict
403 1st & 3rd Hon.
George 0. Clark 66008
Paul D. Clark 66008
1st & 3rd Thurs.
02-26-1925
Bendena
440
Bendena
Stanley Creitz Rt. 4, 67420
1st & 3rd Hon.
10-15-1873
Mt. Vernon
Beloit
SECRETARY
Kim L. Nelson 606 N. Lincoln, 67420
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
COMMUNICATIONS
CHARTERED
NAME OF LODGE
LOCATION
NO. 145
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
Burlington
Cadmus (Formerly at Parker)
Caldwell
Caney
Canton
Carbondale
Cawker City
Cedar Vale
Centralia
Chanute
Chapman
Chase
341
203
324
197
70
125
355
89
*103
280
247
LOCATION
66
NO,
1st Tues.
02-17-1881
10-22-1874
2nd Wed. 2nd & 4th Thurs.
10-19-1871
02-24-1927
Cedar
Chase
Antiquity
1st & 3rd Tues.
Glenn W. Ward Rt. 1 Box 89 A, 66415
1st & 3rd Hon.
10-20-1870
Home
02-19-1885
Mike E. Champlin Rt. 1, 67024
1st & 3rd Wed.
02-17-1898
Chatauqua
Raymond L. Butts Box 221, 67524
Robert Parvin 948 Grant Ave., Lot 112 Junction City, 66441
Michael J. Lucke 26 So.. Kansas, 66720
Gary E. Wilson RR 1 420 Oak, 67430
1st & 3rd Thurs.
10-17-1872
Cawker City
Alfred H. Slough Box 12, Raymond, 67573
Albert 0. Porter 426 W. 6th, Chapman, 67431
Oren F. Patterson 1706 S. Highland, 66720
William H. Lewis Box 89, 66415-0095
Carl A. Steward Rt. 1 Box 37, 67024
Clayton L. Coad Box H I , 67430
Ronald L. Shelton Box 112, 66414
Richard K. Ryan 323 North St., 66414
Carbondale
2nd & 4th Wed.
William L. Sprague Box 122, 67333 Sam Bolin Box 381, 67428
Terry L. Gibson Rt. 1 Box 117 A Coffeyville, 67337
2nd & 4th Tues.
02-19-1890
Aubra H. Pierce 115 W. Central, 67022
Marvin L. Lowe Rt. 2, 67022
1st & 3rd Thurs.
02-17-1881
Abner H. Vickrey Box 464, 67428
Canton
Caney
Sumner
Kenneth N. Chase Centerville, 66014
Lester N. Land Centerville, 66014
SECRETARY
1st & 3rd Thurs.
02-18-1891
Parker
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
Duane A. Fitch 720 St. Lawrence, 66839
2nd & 4th Wed.
10-21-1868
James J. Black 1016 S. 6th, 66839
COMMUNICATIONS
CHARTERED
Burlington
NAME OF LODGE
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
Cheney
Cherokee
Cherryvale
Chetopa
Cimarron
Circleville
Claflin
Clay Center
Clearwater
Clifton
Climax
258
119
137
73
283
20
424
134
273
122
411
Coffeyville
Colby
*102
*306
176 , Clyde
LOCATION
NO.
St. Thomas
Keystone
Prairie Queen
Climax
Clifton
Unity
Clay Center
Claflin
Circleville
Preston
Chetopa
Cherryvale
Cherokee
Morton
NAME OF LODGE
02-15-1888
10-19-1871
10-17-1878
02-18-1915
02-15-1882
02-18-1887
10-16-1873
02-16-1922
10-17-1886
02-16-1887
10-21-1869
10-15-1873
10-17-1872
02-18-1886
CHARTERED
2nd & 4th Mon.
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Thurs
2nd S 4th Tues.
2nd & 4th Wed.
1st & 3rd Tues.
1st & 3rd Wed.
William H. Coverdale Soldier, 66540
Aubrey V. Hanna, Jr. Box 256, 67835
Earl C. Garrett Box 343, 67336
Forrest Strickland 221 So. Olive, 67335
Raymond D. Hough Box 275, 66724
SECRETARY Dale E. Goldsmith Rt. 2 Box 11, 67025
George W. Young Box 32, 67432
Thomas W. Jones 1150 S. Franklin, 67701
Charles E. Adams 108 N. Ohio, 67337
Raymond Hamilton 423 Lincoln, 66938
J. Steven Molstad Box 421, 67701
Alfred L. Lewis Box 267, 67337
Darrell Sharpe Rt. 3, 66938
Harold McCormick Sammie G. Cross Rt 2 Box 144, Eureka, 67045 Box 94 Rt. 1, Severy, 67137
Terry L. Cote Otis L. Vanderpool 8600 Longlake, Wichta, 67230 120 Sunset, Haysville, 67030 Charles J. Severs Edward C. Slipsager 66937 Box 249, 66937
Danny L. Wynn Rt. 3, 67432
Marvin A. Gibler Charles E. Disque Rt. 1 Box 76, Bushton,67427 Box 423, 67525
John D. Richter 66416
2nd & 4th Mon. 1st Thurs.
Donald E. Glaze 67835
Clifford D. Nading Box 638, 67336
2nd & 4th Mon.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
Dwight L. Foster 1001 E. Main, 67335
Michael C. Pistole Rt. 1, 66724
1st & 3rd Tues. 2nd 8 4th Men.
James J. Kopper Box 501, 67025
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
1st & 3rd Tues.
COMMUNICATIONS
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
r
a.
Delia
Delphos
Denison
Denton
419
202
372
449
Council Grove
36
Cuba
Cottonwood Fall s â&#x20AC;¢ Zeredatha
80
362
Conway Springs
269
Courtland
Concordia
113
211
Columbus
100
Denton
Denison
Delphos
Delia
Cuba
Courtland
Council Grove
Mistletoe
St. John
Prudence
Olive Branch
Colony
212
N A M E OF LODGE Comanche
LOCATION Coldwater
NO, 295
02-19-1931 ,
02-15-1905
02-17-1881
02-17-1921
02-21-1900
02-12-1947
10-21-1852
10-22-1869
02-16-1887
10-17-1872
10-19-1871
02-22-1883
CHARTERED 02-15-1888
Raymond Fairbanks Rt. 2 Valley Falls, 66088
Dana Hauck 67435
Joe M. Conley 66418
Eugene 0. Peters 66940
Paul F. Freeman 66939
Jimmie M. Masters 307 S. 4th, 66846
Jerry McNee 1730 Reese Rd.Emporia,66801
Steven Potter 67031
Max Croisant Rt. 2, Beloit, 67420
Kenneth C. Holman Rt. 2, 66725
Kenneth N. Wallace Box 53, 66015
WORSHIPFUL MASTER Darrol Miller 67029
2nd & 4th Thurs. ,. Jack D. Dorrell Bendena, 66008
1st & 3rd Hon.
1st & 3rd Mon.
1st Wed.
1st & 3rd Mon.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Wed.
Ist S 3rd Mon.
1st & 3rd Mon. Except Jul-Aiig
1st & 3rd Tues.
1st & 3rd Mon.
COMMUNICATIONS 2nd & 4th Thurs.
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
Jack B. Denton 66017
Dallas Coleman Rt. 1 Box 95, 66419
John A. Nelson 67436
Jimmy Dodge Box 326, Rossville, 66533
Leon W. Lesovsky Box 31, 66940
Donald K. Lieb Box 75, 66939
Robert H. Collins Box 297, 66846
Clifford Lake Box 71, 66845
George F. Chitwood 67031
John C. Lahman Box 324, 66901
Ira W. Ross 101 Sunset Circle, 66725
Raymond E. Couch Rt. 2, 66015
SECRETARY Neston W. Bransom 67029
NO.
LOCATION
Doniphan .
Douglass
Dover
Downs
Dwight
Easton
151
138
204
374
45
Dighton
279
31
Dexter
156
Dodge City
Devon
92
*222
DeSoto
Derby
40
*365
Easton
Dwight
Downs
Dover
Douglass
Arcana
St. Bernard
Barney
Dexter
12-20-1864
02-20-1906
02-18-1882
02-20-1902
10-21-1874
10-17-1860
02-22-1883
02-16-1887
1st & 3rd Tues.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
2nd Mon.
2nd Thurs.
2nd & 4th Wed;
1st Sat.
1st & 3rd Mon.
1st & 3rd Tues.
2nd & 4th Hon.
2nd Thurs.
02-18-1897
Devon
10-21-1874
1st & 3rd Mon.
10-20-1863
DeSoto
COMMUNICATIONS
2nd & 4th Tues.
CHARTERED
03-15-1956
NAME OF LODGE
Derby
LeRoy Jones Box 156, 66020
Rocky M. Ramsour Rt 1,'AUa Vista, 66834
Henry G. Hertz Rt. 2, 67437
Edward R. Holtz 2114 Potomac Dr. Topeka, 66611
Larry D. King 110 S. Rose Hill Rd,67133
Craig E, Draper 1203 Acorn,Eudora, 66025
Jerry E. Stotler 407 E. Bend. Apt.116,67801
Jay Walker, Jr. Box 434, 67839
Elmer 0. Coffin 724 N. 3rd,Arkansas City, 67005
Johnny K. Speer, Sr. Redfield, 66769
Paul A. Pingleton Rt. 2 Box 23, 66018
Claude M. Smith 1421 E. 84th So. Wichita, 67233
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES SECRETARY
Francis Wayraan 521 Valley Dr..Lansing,66043
Harris E. Ramsour Rt 1 Box 92 Alta Vista, 66834
E. Hax Skinner 501 Ross, 67437
R. Neil Crow 5329 S. W. Crawford Rd. Topeka, 66604
Elvin S. Cos Box 43, 67133
Warren G. Toney Rt. 1, Lancaster, 66041
Homer H. Jones â&#x20AC;¢ 503 Sunnyside, 67801
Roger Yost Box 774, 67839
Ross W. Sherwood Rt. 3 Box 314, Arkansas City 67005
Richard L. Harper Rt. 3, Ft. Scott, 66701
Robert E. Redick Box 413, 66018
Bryce J. Stonehocker Box 23, 67037
Edna
El Dorado
Elk City
Elk Falls
Elkhart
Ellinwood
Ellis
Ellsworth
Emporia
Ensign
Enterprise
345
*97
132
126
422
217
'297
146
*12
413
437
Erie
Edgerton
127
76
LOCATION
NO.
William S. Boehme Rt. 4, Independence,67301
H. Paul Cain L. Merle Stiles Rt. 2 Box 92, Moline, 67353 Box 67, 67345
2nd & 4th Mon. 2nd & 4th Thurs.
10-15-1873 10-17-1872
1st & 3rd Thurs. 2nd Mon. 1st and 3rd Mon. 1st 4 3rd Mon. 1st & 3rd Thurs. 2nd & 4th Mon. 2nd & 4th Wed.
08-22-1883 02-15-1888 10-21-1874 10-20-1864 02-22-1917 02-28-1924 10-21-1859
Ellinwood
Apollo
Erie
Enterprise
Ensign
Emporia
El 1sworth
1st Mon.
02-17-1921
Elkhart
Meridian
Carson
George Rose 110 W. 6th, Apt 204, 66801
J. C. Beggs 309 Cedar Crest Dr., 67637 Richard C. Barkow 410 E. 9th 67439
Virgil E. Biby 503 E. 1st, 67526
J. L. Ketchum Box 861, 57950
Joe E. Cox Box 231, 67344
Jim E. Ross Rt. 3 Box 175, 67042
Joe Marshall 319 W. 3rd, 66733
Ronald L. Smith 302 S. Factory, 67441
Randy Ewen Box 175, 56733
Clyde D. Ingrum Box 95, 57441
David E. Salmon Gregory L. Miller Rt. 1 Box 110, Fowler, 67844 Rt 2 Box 29, Cimarron, 67835
Kenneth L. Ace 630 Lawrence, 66801
J. C. Scritchfield 414 Court, 67439
Ralph Mickelson 504 E. 1st. 67637
Earl P. Krankenberg Box 91, Hudson, 67545
N. W. Bressler Rt. 1, 57950
Ralph T. Robberts 1211 Skelly, 67042
1st & 3rd Thurs.
10-19-1871
Patmos
Forrest M. Stine Box 280, 67342
Clinton E. Hilderbrand Box 343, 67342
1st & 3rd Tues.
Edna
02-18-1892
SECRETARY Robert J. Shippee 709 Ash, Gardner, 66030
George S. Clark 6420 W. 82nd Terr. Overland Park, 56204
1st & 3rd Mon.
10-17-1872
Palestine
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
COMMUNICATIONS
CHARTERED
NAME OF LODGE
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
Fredonia
95
Fulton
Galena
194 Galena
Constellation
Frankfort
Rising Sun
Equity
Fulton
210
Frankfort
67
Ft. Leavenworth Hancock
"311
Fort Scott
02-20-1889
Formoso
336
*8
02-18-1891
Formoso
Fontana
131
Jimmie B. Cress 128 W. 7th, 66851
Advance
02-17-1881
02-22-1883
10-20-1870
10-17-1887
10-19-1857
10-15-1873
10-16-1872
William N. Vander Beek Robert P. Johnston Rt 1 Box 193-B,Easton,66020 Box S. 66027-0342 Michael A. Norris Box 1012, 66701
1st & 3rd Thurs. 1st & 3rd Fri.
1st & 3rd Wed.
2nd & 4th Mon.
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Wed. Except Jul-Aug
Robert L. Scott 1110 Dewey, 66739
Glen W. Nieifieir Rt. 1, Ft. Scott, 66701
Wayne E. Porter i?t. 2 Box 28A, 66736
Chester R. Fincham Rt. 1, 56427
Charles D. Howland Rt. 1, 66942
Richard G. Neilson 412 E. Modoc,Mankato, 66956
2nd & 4th Mon.
Gerald L. Anderson 1000 Dewey, 66739
Albert M. Oskee Rt. 2 Box 20, 66738
Paul L. Maxwell Box 162, 66736
Charles E. Shubkagel 66427
Arthur A. Day Box 110, 66701
Bernard Moore Rt. 5, Paola, 66071
1st & 3rd Tues.
Floyd E. Hassey 11 Grandview Dr.Paola ,66071
2nd Tues.
1st & 3rd Wed. Elmer E, Schaffer 104 W. 7th, 66851
Florence
114
10-21-1875
Jack Blankenship Rt. 1 Box 278, 67047
Greenwood
Delbert Ford 67047
Fall River
163
Charles W. Hall Rt. 2 Box 199, 67045
Dusty L. Booth Rt. 1 Box 67, 67045
1st & 3rd Tues.
10-29-1871
Fidelity
Eureka
'106
David Bookout 1324 Cherry, 66025
Darren Kahle 1138 Church, 66025
2nd & 4th Tues.
10-20-1870
Doric
Eudora
83
John Wayman Box 92, 66423
2nd & 4th Mon.
SECRETARY H.- D. Swenson Box 75. 66423 â&#x20AC;¢
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
COMMUNICATIONS
02-15-1882
Eminence
DIRECTORY OF LODGES CHARTERED
NAME OF LODGE
LOCATION Eskridge
NO. 205
r
Geneseo
Girard
361
93
Grainfield
Great Bend
Greensburg
*15
293
Goodland
302
*321
Goff
Gaylord
183
430
Garnett
44
Glen Elder
Garland
108
294
Gardner
Kiowa
Great Bend
Gove County
Good]and
Goff
Glen Elder
Girard
Geneseo
Gaylord
Delphian
Memphi s
Gardner
Tyrian
Garden City
65
NAME OF LODGE
LOCATION
NO.
*246 Philip S. Giebler Box 306, 67846
SECRETARY
Melvin A. Carothers 66428 James R. Paulsen 811 E. 5th, 67735 Verle L. Hendenhall Gove, 67736 Charles W. Montfomery 301 Bermuda, 67530 Gary E. Miller 223 S. Bay, 67054
2nd & 4th Mon. 1st & 3rd Wed. 2nd & 4th Thurs. 2nd & 4th Tues
02-20-1889 02-15-1888 10-22-1874 02-15-1888
Max L. O'Harro 67446
Eugene B. Bauder 701 S. Summit '66743
Phillip C. Craig Rt. 2, 67444
Irwin L. Gedney 67635
George L. Boren 301 W. 13th, 66032
Charley R. Wiggans 1714 E Elm,Ft Scott,66701
Keith B. Beck Box 922, 67054
William A. Caughey 1700 3rd St., 67530
Mitchell Gillespie 67737
William C. Pittman Box 692, 67735
Clarence P. Noe Rt. 2 Box 69, Netawaka, 66516
Willis W. Johnston Box 46, 67446
Floyd Prideaux 301 E. Magnolia, 66743
Will E. Dickinson Box 127, 67444
Paul W. Weiser Harlan, 67641
John B. Gull Rt. 2, 66032
L. Kelley Arnold Rt 5 Box 239,Ft Scott, 66701
Honte M. McDonald Chester H. Roberts 16621 - 139th St,Olathe,66062 15810 Gardner Rd. E. 66030
Norm Ncblte 1702 West Olive. 67846
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
1st & 3rd Thurs.
3rd Thurs,
1st Wed.
2nd & 4th Hon.
2nd Med.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd lues.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Wed.
COMMUNICATIONS
02-18-1922
02-15-1888
10-20-1870
02-21-1900
10-16-1879
10-18-1865
02-18-1886
10-21-1868
02-19-1885
CHARTERED
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
Harper
Hartford
Haven
Haviland
Hays
206
193
208
409
*195
Herington
Hiattville
*307
216
Hepler
Hal stead
46
398
Haddam
226
Haysville
Gridley
314
112
LOCATION
NO.
Hiattville
Kansas
Hepler
Haysville
Hays
Haviland
Friendship
Hartford
Harper
Hal stead
Dirigo
Hebron
NAME OF LOCWE
02-19-1908
02-20-1889
02-21-1912
2nd & 4th Tues
1st & 3rd Med.
1st « 3rd Mon.
2nd & 4th Mon.
1st Mon.
02-17-1881 03-08-1961
1st & 3rd Tues
1st & 3rd Thurs.
2nd « 4th Wed.
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
2nd & 4th Wed
2nd & 4th Tues
COMMUNICATIONS
02-18-1915
02-15-1882
10-17-1881
02-15-1882
02-15-1882
02-20-1889
02-20-1889
CHARTERED
David L. Mardis 319 E. 11, 67058
Raymond E. Warren Rt. 4, Ft Scott, 66701
Bradley D. Stiles 409 E. Wyatt, 67449
Wayne E. Boore 810 N. Carbon Cir. Girard 66743
Donald L. Layton 1509 Smith Circle. Wichita. 67212
Joe G. Steimel 2732 colonial St, #2,67601
Orville S. Thompson Rt. 1, 67059
William R. AUam, Jr. 108 W. 29th, Hutchinson, 67504
Charles A. Gift Rt 4 Box 57, Ft. Scott. 66701
Vance E. Donahue Box 6, 67449
Warren P. Armstrong 824 N. Carbon, Girard, 66743
Kevin K. King 118 So. Ward Parkway, 67060
Lawrence E. Bodine 1404 E. 25th, 67601
Rodney L. Hannan Box 10, 67059
Dale R. Hill Rt. 1, Burrton, 67020
Wendell G. Lyon Commodore W. Wood Rt. 1 Box 113,Emporia,66801 Rt. 1 Box 80,Emporia, 66801
Robert L. Gardner 604 E. 8th, 67058
John A. Schowalter 303 Poplar, 67056
Steve Zenger 66944
Roger Novak Narka, 66960 Gerold D. Adams Box 166, Bently, 67016
Harold F. Bergsten Box 84, 66852
SECRETARY
Vernon D. Birk 66852
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
i
E
Hoi ton
Hope
Horton
Howard
Hoxie
Hoyt
Hugoton
Humboldt
Huron
288
326
155
348
327
406
29
72
Hoisington
*331
42
Hill City
Highland
1
281
LOCATION Hiawatha
NO. 35
Huron
Pacific
Hugoton
Hoyt
Hoxie
Hope
Horton
Cyrus
HoUon
Hoisington
Ml11 brook
Smithton
NAME OF LODGE Hiawatha
10-21-1869
10-17-1860
02-19-1914
10-19-1890
02-15-1893
10-21-1874
02-19-1890
02-16-1887
10-21-1863
02-19-1890
02-16-1887
03-17-1856
CHARTERED 10-16-1861
2nd & 4th Hon.
1st & 3rd Tues.
2nd & 4th Tues .
1st & 3rd Mon.
2nd & 4th Tues. Except Jul-Aug
1st & 3rd Tues.
3rd Thurs,
1st & 3rd Thurs.
Russell S. Monson Rt. 1, Horton. 66439
Roger L. Brown 209 Neosho, 66748
Michael R. prine 501 W. 10th. 67951
Howard Day Rt 1 Box 359, 66440
Irwin L. Shaw, Jr. Box 215, 67740
Stephen R. Knox Rt. 1 Piedmont, 67122
Wayne A. Pederson 1592 Central, 66439
Edward D. Anderson 67451
Charles R. Allen 3820 N W Eric Dr. Topeka, 66618
William E. Taylor Box 145, Everest, 66424
Ernest E. Karns 711 N. 13th, 66748
William D. Larimore Box 1065, 67951
Robert Mathena Box 194, 66440
Gayle C. Bainter Rt 1 Box 27,Dresden, 67635
Lyman Snodderly Box 463, 67349
Kenneth W. Kinkade 220 E. 8th Apt. 13, 66439
Don L. Dicks Box 103, Enterprise, 67441
Roger S. Lewis 910 Washington, 66436
519 N. Alexander, 67544
1507 Random Rd., 67544
1st & 3rd Thurs. Except Jul-Aug
Orval E. Weeks,
Roy A. Popp
1st & 3rd Thurs.
Darrell E. Powers Box 362, 67642
Sidney C. Hargis 66035
SECRETARY Warner Rape, Jr. 404 Green Ct.. 66434
Fredrick W. Pratt 621 N. Pomeroy, 67642
Lee M. Simmons RFD, Leona. 66448
WORSHIPFUL MASTER Gary L. Merkel Robinson, 66532
2nd & 4th Thurs.
1st & 3rd Thurs
COMMUNICATIONS 1st & 3rd lues
DIRECTORY OF LODCES
2
Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Independence
lola
Jennings
Jetmore
Jewel 1
Johnson
Junction City
Kansas City
Kansas City
Kansas City
*140
*445
*107
*38
360
282
11
441
*7
*3
*96
*271
LOCATION
Hutchinson
NO.
*124
Armourdale
Del aware
Wyandotte
Union
Johnson
Jewell
Alpha
Jennings
lola
Fortitude
Hutchinson
Reno
Bassett
NAME OF LODGE
1st & 3rd Thurs. 1st & 3rd Fri.
10-20-1857 03-17-1856
02-16-1887
3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Sat.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
10-26-1925
10-20-1870
1st & 3rd Wed.
10-22-1874
1st * 3rd Tues.
10-20-1863
1st & 3rd Mon.
2nd & 4th Tues.
10-19-1871
02-16-1887
1st & 3rd Wed.
02-16-1925
1st Men.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
10-15-1873
02-21-1900
2nd S 4th lues
COMMUNICATIONS
02-17-1938
CHARTERED
Harold H. Hutchinson 1836 N. 32nd St. 66102
Luis Romero, Jr. 1863 N. 32nd, 66104
Donald L. Daniels 6133 Edith, 66104
James W. HcKenzie, Jr. 914 Cedar, 66441
Jay D. Blair Box 189, 67855
Nichael Lee Nulty 115 N. Custer, 66949
Andrew J. Stairett 67854
Ronald Harris 67643
John W. Zahm 801 N. Walnut, 66749
Terry L. Redman 601 N. 12th, 67301
Meryl R. Lemen, Sr. 90 Faircrest, 67502
Guy Coberly 117 W. 16th, 67501
George J; Atkins 729 E. 9th, 67501
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIREaORY OF LODGES
Robert H. Webber 2015 S. 20th, 66106
William B. Perry 505 N. 82nd Terr. 66112
Robert L. Boring 4156 Greeley Ave., 66104
Edward C. Verbeke Box 456, 66441
Walter R. Smith Box 193, 67855
Leo Verne Jacobs Rt. 1 Box 102, 66949
Walter F. Stueckmann Box 307, 67854
LeRoy Brown 67643
Clarence H. Smith 109 S. Chestnut, 66479
Harry E. Gorrell Box 215, 67301
Dwight A. Burton 2004 N. Harrison, 67502
Charles H. Chalfant Box 345, 67501
SECRETARY Phil A. Webster 1510 Linda Lane, 67502
r
a.
Kincaid
Ki ngman
Kinsley
Kiowa
Lacrosse
LaCygne,
LaHarpe
230
179
278
330
61
325
Kansas City
*438
338
02-17-1904
Roger E. Sherman
Kansas City
*369
LaHarpe
LaCygne
Lacrosse
Cosmos
Mt. Mori ah
Ninnescah
Kincaid
West Gate
02-19-1903
10-17-1867
02-19-1903
02-16-1887
10-16-1879
02-20-1884
02-18-1891
02-28-1924
02-19-1890
Ben Hur
Kansas City
Kaw
*322
CHARTERED 02-17-1887
*272
NAME OF LODGE
LOCATION Kansas City
NO, WORSHIPFUL MASTER Claude Trent 117 N. 77th, 66111
2nd & 4th Thurs.
1st & 3rd Hon.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
2nd & 4th Wed. Except Jul-Aug Thanksgiving & Christmas
2nd & 4th Tues.
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Hon.
2nd & 4th Fri.
2nd & 4th Tues.
Walter M. Bird 6721 Yecker, 66109
Wayne K. Ozias 1812 S. 14th, 66103
SECRCTARY Finis V. Swender 6537 W. 49th St., Mission, 66202
Archie R. Smith Rt. 1, 66751
Jeffrey L. Stroup Fontana, 66026
Robert J. Litson 67548
John B. Wilcox 603 Rumsey, 67070
Dale N. Olsen Rt. 2, 67547
William D. Near 1020 Ave. D. West, Rt. 1 67068
Wilbur W. Brooks Rt. 1, 66039
Russell F. Hagenan Rt. 1, 66751
Richai<d L. Teagarden 66040
John Ficken Rt 1 Box 153, Bison, 67521
Michael V. Mayberry 409 S. 10th, 67070
Wayne D. Barngrover 1124 Harsh, 67547
Byron E. Walker Kingman Wildlife Area Penalosa, 67121
L. Earl Kingus 66039
Norman L. Maier Earl L. Williams Box 13635,Edwardsville ,66113 Box,13047,Edwardsville,661
Ralph N. Lord 4019 Locust, 66106
2nd & 4th Thurs, Peter J. Haffner Except Thanks7600 W. 54th Terr, giving & Dec,24-25 Overland Park, 66202
COMMUNICATIONS 1st Thurs.
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
2
LOCATION
Lakin
Lane
Lansing
Larned
Latham
Lawrence
Lawrence
Leavenworth i
Leavenworth
Leavenworth
Lebo
Lecompton
NO.
289
339
49
167
401
*6
*9
*2
*10
*68
152
420
1st S 3rd Mon.
1st Tues. 2nd & 4th Tues.
2nd Hon. 2nd Thurs 1st Mon. 2nd S 4th Thurs 1st & 3rd Thurs. 1st & 3rd Mon. 3rd Thurs.
10-17-1866
10-18-1876
02-20-1913
07-14-1856 10-16-1867
02-17-1856 10-15-1857 10-21-1868
02-15-1888
02-17-1921
Latham
Lawrence
Acacia
Lecompton
Lebo
Hiram
King Solomon
Leavenworth
Larned
Nine Mile
Lane
John Howard Duncan # 1 Whitfield, 66050
Evan L. Ellis 66856
Charles Duckworth 504 Evergreen, 66048
Russell E. Pentecost 8321 Lake View Dr. 66048
Clarence Harris 1606 S. n t h , 66048
Lonnie W. Welsh Rt. 5 Box 137, 66044
Henry L. Johns .Box 280, 66044
John W. Mitchell 432 N. Griffith El Dorado, 67042
Richard Barstow 207 E. 17th, 67550
Donald D. Anderson 210 E. Vilas Leavenworth, 66048
Ray W. Needham 162 - 15th Osawatomie, 66064
2nd & 4th Thurs.
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
02-18-1891
COMMUNICATIONS
Robert Riedl Box 101, 67860
CHARTERED
1st & 3rd lues.
Emerald
02-18-1888
NAME OF LODGE
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
John B. James Rt 1 Box 58 Valley Falls. 66088
John R. Ellis Box 469, 66856
Clarence Wiley Rt. 1 Box 90. 66048
Maurice C. Hearn 212 Columbia, 66048
Jack L. Rogers 2717 S. 4th. 66048
Robert 0. Compton 1702 Maple Ln. 66044
John A. Golden 3302 W. 22nd Terr. 66046
Emory G. Craft Rt. 1 Box 89 A. Atlanta, 67008
Thaine 0. Beamer 707 Corse, 67550
Kenneth A, McCart Box 12, 66043
Albert E. Wallace 216 Main Osawatomie, 66064
Jerry S. Cole Box L 67860
SECRETARY
f
2,
I
a
LOCATION
Lenexa
Lenora
Leon
Leroy
Leoti
Lewis
Liberal
Lincoln
Lindsborg
Linwood
Little River
Logan
Longton
NO.
*135
181
223
27
340
220
300
154
397
241
219
264
26
Longton
Logan
Corner Stone
Linwood
Lindsborg
Lincoln
Fargo
Lewis
Leoti
Neosho
Joppa
Lenora
Lenexa
NAMEOFlODCi
Charles Randies 2202 Edward, Salina, 67401 Richard H. Brauer Rt. 1 Box 261, 66052 Dennis E. Howell Rt 3 Box 100, Lyons, 67554 A. G. E. Cummings Box 334, 67646 Leo A. Noland Box 228. 67352
2nd & 4th Wed. 2nd & 4th Thurs. 2nd & 4th Tues. 2nd I 4th Tues. 1st & 3rd Thurs.
02-19-1885 02-22-1883 02-18-1886 10-22-1874
02-21-1912
10-21-1874
Benton L. Williams Rt. 3, 67455
Kai W. Bradley 705 S. New York, 67901
1st & 3rd Hon. 2nd & 4th Thurs.
William G. Updegrove, Jr. Box 86, 675S2
1st & 3rd Mon.
02-19-1908 02-15-1888
William D. Yotter 67861
2nd & 4th Mon.
66857
Bradley L. Rodgers
10-18-1859
10-18-1864
1st & 3rd Tues.
Larry L. Coltharp 120 E. Vine, 67074
2nd & 4th Thurs
02-22-1883
Glenn A. Barnaby 67352
Melvin W. Schooler Rt. 2 Box 16-E, 67646
Dan L. Brayton Box 172, 67457
Howard G. Jones Box 35. 66052
Clifford A. Johnson RR, Sraolan, 67479
Thomas W. Wilson Rt 2 Box 6, 67455
Dale E. Sprague 515 N. Sherman. 67901
Wilbur S. Briscoe, Jr. Box 311. 67562
Marvin E. Palmblade 67861
Ernest C, Edmonds Box 372. 66867
Charles R. Dixon Rt. 1 Box 10, 67074
llyron A. Johnson 67645
Frank Brandyberry 67645
2nd & 4th Thurs
02-18-1886
WORSHIPfUL MASTH<
SECRtTARY RdlBh W. Kripx 7017 Ballentine, Shawnee,66203
10-1B-1BT3
H. Thomas Losh 927 Sunset, Olathe, 66061
CQMMUNICATICWS
DtREaORY OF LODGES 2nd &, 4th Mon.
CHART^REP
IS o
Lucas
Lyndon
Lyons
Macksville
Madison
Manhattan
Mankato
Mapleton
Marion
Harysville
Mayetta
McCracken
101
192
371
195
16
87
28
147
*91
393
58
LOCATION Louisburg
198
NO. 243
McCracken
Mayetta
Marysville
Centre
Eldora
Mankato
Lafayette
Madison
Macksville
Royal
Euclid
Blue Hill
NAME OF LODGE peace
02-19-1903
02-16-1911
10-20-1870
10-21-1874
10-17-1860
02-15-1882
10-18-1859
02-17-1881
02-15-1905
02-21-1895
10-19-1871
02-17-1881
02-20-1902
CHARTERED 4 t h Mon.
1st & 3rd Hon.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
1st t 3rd Tues
1st & 3rd Tues.
2nd & 4th Med.
2nd » 4th Mon.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Tues
2nd & 4th Mon.
1st i 3rd Thurs.
2nd & 4th Mon. Except Jul-Aug
1st & 3rd Wed.
2nd i
COMMUNICATIONS
Ora R. Coyan Rt. 1 Box 58 Redfield, 66769
Richard L. Diamond 606 E. Jefferson, 66956
Hugh E. Thompson 1517 Leavenworth, 66502
Donald E. Barger Rt. 1 Box 18, 66860
Kenneth Goertz Rt. 1 Box 72, Haviland, 67059
Chester R. Gish Box 755, 67554
David M. Benson 411 N U 60th PI.Topeka,66617
Douglas M. Brant Box 265, 67648
Sterling P. Hornbuckle Rt. 1 Box 113 H, 66053
SECRETARY
Charles F. Miller 808 N. 10th, 66508
Donald J. Johnson 67556
Jack P. Wilson 67556
Robert B. Crumpton Carl F. Nelson, 907 E 33rd St Ter.Topeka,66605 Rt 1 Box 14, 66509
Larry L. Miller Rt. 3, 66508
Edward Flaming John Hayen Rt 2 Box 200,Hillsboro,67063 Rt. 3, 66861
Marvin Danley Rt. 1, 66754
Richard R. Kimball Rt. 3, 66956
Mervin E. Buchenau Rt. 5 Box 162, 66502
Dale E. Hess Box 666, 66860
William P. Hudson Box 278, 67557
Jack L. Welch 1420 S. Grand, 67554
Terry Rewerts 410 E. 10th, 66451
Richard C. Brozek 67648
Gregory N. Ambrose 13288 West 112th St. Overland Park, 66210
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
Medicine Lodge
Melvern
Meriden
Miltonvale
Minneapolis
Minneola
Moline
Moran
Mori and
22
236
242
143
431
267
245
414
Meade
77
275
McPherson
McLouth
256
*172
McCune
LOCATION
NO. 237
Norland
Marmathon
Moline
Minneola
Minneapolis
Miltonvale
Meriden
Melvern
Delta
Mebb
McPherson
Lyra
Temple
N A M E OF LODGE
02-22-1917
02-19-1885
02-18-1886
03-01-1923
10-25-1873
02-19-1885
02-19-1885
10-22-1874
02-15-1873
02-16-1887
10-18-1887
02-19-1885
02-19-1885
CHARTERED
2nd & 4th Wed.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
2nd & 4th Tues.
2nd & 4th Mon.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
3rd Wed.
1st S 3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st Thurs.
1st Tues.
1st & 3rd Wed.
2nd Thurs.
2nd Mon.
COMMUNICATIONS
Ben W. Keith 67650
Johnny J. Gillham 1401 Central,Humboldt,66748
David A. Brace 223 N. Plumb, 67353
Ross G. Skeen Box 154, 67865
Robert 0. Johnson 714 Delia. 67467
Harold H. Walker 67466
Merle E. Chitwood 2248 Mary1 and,Topeka,66605
Stephen M. Casteel Box 216, Quenemo, 66528
Marvin 0. Gibson 804 A Way, 67104
Phillip E. Fleener Box P, 67864
Robert H. Saunders 511 E. Euclid, 67460
Robert J. Thomas Rt. 2 Box 22D. 66054
James L. Maxwell Rt. 2, 66753
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
Leonard M. Paxson Penokee, 67659
Russell R. Flack Rt. 1 Box 1, 66755
Ira L. Thomas Box 246, 67353
George W. Nickel son Rt. 1 Box 7, 67865
Frank Lee Egbert Rt 2 Box 48, 67467
Thomas R. Phelps 67466
Earl H. Berg 820 E. 54th,Topeka,66608
Cloyd J. Casteel Box 84, 66510
Richard A. Wortman 301 N. Main, 67104
Kenneth L. Pemberton Box 691, 67864
William R. Leonard 705 S. Chestnut, 67460
Oliver W. George Box 256, 66054
Harold A. Lewis Rt. 2 Box 124, 66753
SECRETARY
2
Mulberry
Mullinville
Mulvane
Huscotah
Narka
Natoma
Neodesha
Ness City
Netawaka
261
399
201
116
349
390
94
191
130
43
Nickerson
Newton
Mt. Hope
238
*142
Mound City
LOCATION
33
NO.
1st & 3rd Mon. 1st & 3rd Wed.
02-21-1912 02-17-1881
02-15-1893 02-17-1910 10-20-1870 02-17-1881 10-17-1872 10-15-1873 02-15-1882
Natoma
Harmony
Walnut Valley
Polar Star
Newton
Nickerson
1st i 3rd Thurs.
2nd Wed.
2nd Thurs.
2nd & 4th Tues
2nd & 4th Wed.
1st Mon.
2nd & 4th Mon
1st & 3rd Thurs.
2nd Tues.
02-18-1886
10-17-1872
John F. Jorgensen 727 S Erie, Wichita, 67211
2nd & 4th Med.
02-19-1885
James L. Frikken 614 Highland, 67110
Orville R. Morris Box 32, 67109
Gayle R. Prettyman Rt. 1, 66756
Jay B. McCaskill, Jr. Box 51, 67108
SECRETARY Ralph A. Peatman Box 293, 66056
Billy L. Spanlol Rt 1 Box 47, Plevna, 67568
Fred L. Logan 219 S. E. 13th, 67114
Michael R. Edwards Whiting, 66552
Dale F. Jones 310 N. Topeka, 67560
John M. Greer Rt 2 Box 259A, 66757
William S. Workman 67651
Marvin A. Shoemaker 66960
Box 156, 67561
WiMard Dale Wells
Melvin E. Grubb 1200 Grove, 67114
Kenneth Keithline Box 86, 66516
Daniel D. Holecek 501 S. Iowa, 67560
Neil M. Nuzman 1007 Osage, 66757
Henry L. Post Paradise, 67658
Robert C. Brown Mahaska, 66955
Carl L. Hollis Ralph E. Lassen 1667 3rd Ave.West,Norton,66539 Rt. 1 Box 9, 66058
Marvin E. Harlan, Jr. 615 Edgemore, 67110
Herbert A. Noland 67109
Herbert 0. Portwood Rt. 1, 66756
Oral V. Finkenbinder Rt. 2 Box 155 A, 66056
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
2nd & 4th Mon.
COMMUNICATIONS
CHARTERED 10-17-1860
Narka
Muscotah
Mulvane
Hullinville
Mulberry
Mt. Hope
Mound City
NAME OF LOCWE
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
I
Nortonville
Norwich
Oak Hill
Oakley
Oberlln
Oketo
Olathe
Onaga
Oneida
Osage City
Osawatomie
Osborne
266
319
334
253
186
25
*19
188
323
141
24
160
NO. LOCATION 199 Norton
Saqui,
Osage Valley
Signal
Oneida
Onaga
Olathe
Oketo
Mountain Slope
Oakley
Oak H111
Norwich
Ht. Zion
N A M E OF LODGE Norton
10-21-1875
10-18-1865
10-15-1873
02-19-1896
02-17-1881
10-18-1859
02-15-1893
10-16-1879
02-20-1895
02-18-1891
02-29-1889
02-18-1886
CHARTERED 02-17-1881
3rd Mon.
2nd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Thurs. Except Jul-Aug
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Wed.
2nd & 4th Thurs except Nov-Dec Then 2nd Thurs only
1st & 3rd Mon.
1st Tues.
1st & 3rd Wed.
Is.t i
2nd & 4th Thurs
2nd Tues
COMMUNICATIONS 2nd Wed.
D. Robert Gashaw 238 N. 1st. 67473
Glenn W. Ricketts 105 Shady Ln. 66064
Wilfred L. Lafferty Rt 1 Box 99, 66523
Curtis L. Gil more Rt. 1 Box 5, 66522
Leonard T. Smith 66521
Thomas E. Baird 902 Walker. 66061
Fay A. Oltman 66518
James E. Bryan Rt. 2 Box 197, 67749
William C. Brown Box 245, Grinnell, 67738
James W. Boyd 623 W. Vermont, 67473
Isaac H. HcMahon 425 - 15th St., 66064
Albert L. Lafferty Rt. 1 Box 99. 66523
Claire B. Sparling Box 106, 66522
Giltner Wegner 66521
Fred A Lockard 845 Sheridan Cir. 66051
Uhl H. Totten 1404 Ann, Marysville, 66508
Lemoin Landau 206 N. Cass, 67749
William Chapman 401 Maple, 67748
Leonard W. Mcintosh
Rt. 1 Box 24, 67472
Rt. 3, Clay Center, 67432
Rt. 1 Box 60, Rago, 67128
Gary A. Baggs, Sr.
John H. Friend Rt. 1 Box 76, 66060
SECRETARY Daniel L. Cropp Box 121, 67654
Lloyd D. Everett
Donald 0. Hibbs Rt. 1. 67118
Melvin Hank Rt. .1. 66060
WORSHIPFUL MASTER Billy G. Nelson Box 86, Norcatur, 67653
DIREaORY OF LODGES
n
2
O
BIS
TS O o n n O.
Ottawa
*18
Plains
Phillipsburg
184
367
Perry
415
Pittsburg
Parsons
*117
*187
Parker SEE Cadmus
341
Plains
Pittsburg
Phillipsburg
Perry
Parsons
Paola
Paola
*37
Oxford
Overland Park
Oxford
Overland Park
Ridgeway
Ottawa
Adams
Oskaloosa
NAME OF LODGE
165
*436
Overbrook
Oswego
63
62
Oskaloosa
LOCATION
14
NO.
02-21-1912
10-16-1879
10-16-1879
02-22-1917
10-17-1872
10-21-1862
10-18-1876
03-01-1923
10-22-1874
10-20-1864
10-21-1868
10-15-1858
CHARTEREP
Marl in A. Pottorf Box 253, 66066
SECRETARY
Hugh Seetin 66073 Francis D. McLaughlin Box 564, 67661 Kenneth M. Blessant 1806 S. Joplin, 66762 Don L. Burdick Box 323, 67869
1st Tues. 1st Thurs. 1st Mon. 1st i 3rd Thurs.
Robert E. Paulsen Rt. 1, 66071
1st i 3rd Hon.
Leonard G. Scheurich 1625 Gabriel, 67357
David Gowdy Rt. 2, Winfield, 67156
1st i 3rd Mon.
2nd i 4th Mon.
Frank J. Kneaves 8824 Kessler, 66212
Riley E. Gerisch 66524
Carl D. Holmes Box 578, 67869
Robert C. Wilson, Sr. Box 407, 66762
Loel F. McCray Rt. 3, 67661
Theo. A. Grindol 66073
Ray D. Fincher Box 824, 67357
P. Leaford Savage Rt. 3 Box 367, 66071
Lawrence H. Peck Box 491, 67119
James M. Gil more 2906 S. 25th, Kansas City, 66106
Dale W. Bloom Box 292, 66524
Charles M. Talbott Marshall L. Werth Rt. 1 Box 102A, Pomona,66076 1421 S. Cedar, 66067
Larry Swanwick Don Casto Rt 2 Box 141,Parsons, 67357 105 Illinois, 67356
Charles R. Traul 604 Warren, 66066
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
1st i 3rd Thurs. Except Holidays
2nd Tues. except Jul-Aug
1st & 3rd Tues.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st Thurs.
COMMUNICATIONS
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
Protection
Quinter
Randolph
Republic
Riley
Rossvllle
Rush Center
Russell
Sabetha
384
410
166
123
344
111
215
177
162
Pratt
Pomona
41
.*265
Pleasanton
88
NO. LOCATION Plainville 290
Sabetha
Russell
Walnut City
Hesperian
Ashlar
Republic
Farmers
Quinter
Protection
Kilwinning
McKinley
Eureka
NAME OF LODGE Paradise
10-21-1875
10-17-1878
02-22-1883
10-17-1872
02-18-1892
02-20-1919
10-18-1876
02-18-1915
02-17-1909
02-18-1886
02-15-1905
10-20-1870
CHARTERED 02-15-1888
2nd & 4th Hon.
1st & 3rd Tues
2nd & 4th Wed.
2nd & 4th Wed.
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st Thurs.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
2nd & 4th Hon.
1st S 3rd Thurs.
2nd & 4th Mon.
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Tues
COMMUNICATIONS 1st & 3rd Hon.
Edward R. Garber, ,Jr. 708 Jefferson, 66534
Lonnie D. Barton 435 South Ash, Box 9, 67665
Robert D. Nicks 67575
Richard L. Dayton 715 Park Lane,Topeka,66606
Randall M. Lindstrom RR Box 283, 66531
Merlyn G. Farlee 66964
John E. Wright 7202 Hi-View Dr. Hanhattan, 66502
Kirby Gillespie 67752
Gary Jellison 67127
Ronald T. Prince 609 Champa, 67124
Loren W. Gray Quenemo, 66528
Rod Mangold 812 Cedar, 66075
WORSHIPFUL MASTER Tracy 0. Post 806 S. Commercial, 67663
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
Lester M. Alderfer 920 Jefferson, 66534
Phillip A. Berschauer 1951-0 Glendale Rd. Salina, 67401
Charles H. Pfenninger Rt 1 Box 54 Nekoma, 67559
Charles G. Dayton Box 443, 66533
Calvin E. Bruns RR Box 81, 66531
Dale L. Baxa 66964
William F. Peter 624 Garfield, Clay Center, 67432
Willis R. Baker 67752
Herle Wait 67127
Van Doubek 624 School, 67124
R. E. Slankard Rt. 2, 66076
Fred Loudan Rt. 2 Box 127, 56075
SECRETARY Thomas A. Nuckols 310 Southwest First, 67663
Scammon
Scandia
Scott City
Sedan
Selden
Seneca
351
221
284
136
423
39
Shawnee
Savonburg
315
*54
Satanta
446
Sharon Springs
Salina
*60
417
Saffordville
LOCATION
395
NO.
Mac Calvin 206 E. Sycamore, Columbus, 66725
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Mon.
02-15-1893
02-22-1883 02-16-1887 10-16-1873 02-17-1921
Scammon
Lebanon
Anthem
Vesper-Olive
Selden
Ancient Form
Sharon Springs
Seneca
Robert R. Ackerman 202 S. 7th. 66538 Allan L. Hurlburt 67758
1st Thurs. 1st & 3rd Thurs. 1st Fri. except Jul-Aug-3rd Fri. when 1st Fri. is a Holiday
02-21-1918 03-09 1966
Bill A. Mcintosh 4701 Bond, 66203
Willis B. Carman Hoxie, 67740
2nd & 4th Thurs.
10-18-1876
Albert L. Depew 513 N. Montgonery, 67361
Dale W. Dickhut Box 37, 67871
1st & 3rd Tues
2nd & 4th Thurs.
Clarence L. Price Box 65, Elsmore, 66732
1st & 3rd Thurs.
02-19-1896
Virginia
Albert L. Hudson 66966
Walter F. Walker Rt 2 Box 52-A, 67870
Satanta
1st & 3rd Tues
Harold McElfresh Rt. 5, Emporia, 66801
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
02-26-1925
1st & 3rd Thurs.
COMMUNICATIONS
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
James A. Samples 232 E. Minneapolis, 67401
10-11-1867
02-21-1912
CHARTERED
1st & 3rd Mon.
Salina
Saffordville
NAME OF LODGE
K. Maynard Curts 8935 Cottonwood # 4 Lenexa, 66215
Stanley Biggs 309 N. Ericson. 67758
G. Everett Murphy 513 Roanoke, 66538
Dennis H. Corder Rt. 1 Box 62, 67757
Ernest R. Meadows 313 N. Montgomery, 67361
Carl H. O'Hair Box 365, 67871
Floyd 0. Johnson 66966
John H. Mussa Rt. 1, Weir, 66781
Glenn L. Wolfe Rt. 1, 66772
Harvey L. Henderson Box 155, 67870
John F. Lewis Box 982, 67401
SECRCTARY William Edie 718 W. 6th, Emporia, 66801
r
Spearville
Spivey
Spring Hill
388
347
56
Stanley
South Haven
157
444
Solomon
105
Stafford
Smith Center
174
252
Simpson
Silver Lake
214
50
Stanley
Stafford
Spring Hill
Spivey
Spearville
Haven
Solomon City
Western Star
Sincerity
Lake
Shawnee Mission Rosedale
*333
NAME O f LODGE
Shawnee Mission Old Mission
LOCATION
*153
NO.
12-26-1925
02-19-1885
10-16-1867
02-15-1893
02-17-1909
10-21-1875
10-19-1871
10-18-1877
02-22-1883
02-15-1882
02-18-1891
02-14-1951
CHARTERED
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
2nd & 4th Thurs.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
lst& 3rd Mon.
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Tues.
2nd & 4th Tues
1st & 3rd Tues.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
2nd & 4th Wed.
H. B. Leidigh 67876
Kenneth Mirt 67140
John W. Willey, III 317 E. 7th, 57480
Roy W. Lumpkin 119 S. Grant, 66967
James Guipre 420 N. Campbell, Beloit,67420
Gaylord G. Johnson 8942 N. W. 35th, 66539
Clyde J. Houston 5131 Quivira Road Shawnee, 66216
Edmond A. Roberts Box 1102, 66202
SECRETARY
John C. Jones 229 S. Buckeye, 67578 Dean Barber Howard Mailicoat 19360 Foster,StiIwel1,66085 509 Park, Sti1 well, 66085
Francis E. Gatewood 313 Stafford, Sylvia, 67581
Leon R. Beck Kenneth D. Beets 1125 S Broadway,01athe,66061 Rt 3 Box 227,Paola,66071
Steve E. Vangieson Howard Dixon Rt 1 Box 119 Norwich, 67118 Box 65, 67142
Clifford H. Oil ley Dodge City, 67801
Wallace Wolf 67140
David F. Montgomery 609 N.W.7th, Abilene,67410
Robert 0. Orr Rt. 3, 66957
William Siegrist 67478
Ray E. Murdock 419 Apollo, 66539
Harvey W. McKinney 7646 Ash, Prairie Village, 66208
1st & 3rd Mon. Albert A. Brick except when Jan.l 4400 W. 54th, 66205 Jul 4 & Labor Day falls on 1st Mon Then 1st Tues
COMMUNICATIONS
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
Sterling
St. Francis
St. John
St. Marys
Stockton
Sublette
Summerfield
Sylvan Grove
Syracuse
Tecumseh
Thayer
Tonganoxie
Topeka
404
254
52
189
312
354
359
309
248
149
190
*17
LOCATION
171
NO.
02-19-1885 02-15-1882 02-17-1881 02-20-1889
Ionic
Pottawatomie
Newahcuba
Santa Fe
Topeka
Henri
Thayer
Albert Neese
Syracuse
Sylvan Grove
10-18-1859
02-17-1881
10-21-1874
02-11-1948
02-20-1889
02-15-1899
02-19-1896
02-19-1914
St. Francis
Summerfield
10-18-1877
CHARTERED
Sterling
NAME OF LODGE
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
1st Thurs.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
2nd & 4th Hon.
1st Thurs.
1st Mon.
James J. Farmer Box 437, 67878
Del mar Vonada Rt 2 Box 21, 67481
Frank I. Knowles 66541
Ethan A. Quakenbush Box 368, 67877
E. Charles Hageman 420 Main, 67669
Carl L. Carlson, Jr. Rt. 1 Box 145, 66536
Ervel F. Cleaver Rt 3 Box 16, 66086
Carl E. Rutledge Box 254, 66776
Stephen Armstrong J. A. Emmerson, Jr. 2421 Candle Tree # 21. 66614 2300 W. 30th, 66611
Ernest L. Edmonds Rt 2 Box 158 A, 66086
Randall L. Studebaker Rt. 1, 66776
Bob L. Click William E. Nicholson 1942 N. W. 35th,Topeka,66616 5818 Cross, Topeka, 66619
Alan G. Salter Box Q, 67878
Brett Nelson Rt. 1, Lincoln, 67455
Joyce L. Winquist 66541
Crockett White Box 597, 67877
Albert Salber 210 S. Oak, 67669
Charles N. Sharp 612 Durink, 66536
Jack D. Hearn 218 S. Broadway, 67576
Ben B. Boyles 807 N. Main, 67576
1st Mon.
Noble W. Dorsch Box 546, 67756
Charles M. Graves Box 122, 67756
1st & 3rd Wed.
SECRETARY Gary W. Wilhite 111 N. 5th, 67579
David A. Farris 306 S. 8th, 67579
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
1st & 3rd Tues
COMMUNICATIONS
DIREaORY OF LODGES
00
Valley Center
Uakarusa
402
Uniontown
115
*364
Ulysses
Tribune
352
435
Towanda
30
Turon
Toronto
121
358
Topeka
*385
Troy
Topeka
*225
55
Topeka
*90
NO. LOCATION *51 Topeka
Wakarusa
Valley Center
Excelsior
Ulysses
Turon
02-20-1913
02-19-1902
10-17-1872
03-01-1923
02-15-1899
10-16-1867
02-15-1888
Horace
Troy
02-15-1888
10-17-1872
03-13-1957
02-20-1870
10-20-1870
CHARTERED 10-16-1867
Towanda
Woodson
Seabrook
Si loam
Golden Rule
NAME OF LODGE Orient
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Mon.
1st Mon.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
2nd Mon.
1st & 3rd Mon.
2nd & 4th Mon.
2nd & 4th Tues
1st & 3rd Mon Except Jul-Aug
2nd & 4th Tues.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
COMMUNICATIONS 1st & 3rd Fri. Except Aug.
Gordon K. McNitt Rt 1 Box 92 A, 65777
Walter E. Farrell 1809 Prairie Rd. 66604
Richard C. Hull 2411 SW Brookhaven Ln.66614
Eldon D. Thomasson Box 8208, 66608
SECRETARY Paul E. Ferrell 2300 W. 30th, 66611
Elmer S. Dellinger Box 363, 67147
Charles K. Griffith Box 234, 66779
Albert R. Finch Box 567, 67880
Loren R. Loeppke Rt 1 Box 42, Penalosa, 67121
James B. Goss Box 121, 66087
Clarence Sawyer 67879
R. John Horton Wayne L. Dodson 3301 N. Kansas,Topeka,66617 1934 Edgewater Ter.Topeka,66604
Billy G. Crow 141 S. Abilene, 67147
William A. Griffith 66779
George W. Stotts 521 N. Durham, 67880
Wendell L. Durham Box 303, 67583
Henry J. Mix 203 N. 1st, 56087
Howard J. Gibson 67879
Johnnie M. Goletto Clarence C. Campbell Rt 1 Box 157,Clearwater,67026 Box 55, Benton, 67017
Leslie H. Sherman Rt. 1 Box 161 C, 66777
Jerald 0. Peterson 9116 S W lOth, 66615
Darrell D. Witham 5520 NW Brickyard Rd.66618
Cameron L. Mickey 228 Terra Dr., 66609 .
WORSHIPFUL MASTER Joe D. Bicking Box 826, 66601
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
Wathena
Waverly
Weir
64
244
274
Westmoreland
Waterville
85
257
Washington
104
Wellsville
Wamego
75
356
Walnut
229
Wellington
Wakefield
396
*150
Wakeeney
LOCATION
14B
NO.
Westmoreland
Wellsville
Wellington
Black Diamond
Waverly
Wathena
Sutton
Frontier
Wamego
Vulcan
Wakefield
Wakeeney
NAME OF LODGE
02-18-1886
02-17-1898
10-21-1874
02-16-1887
02-19-1885
10-21-1868
10-20-1870
10-19-1871
10-21-1869
02-20-1884
02-21-1912
02-15-1882
CHARTERED
2nd & 4th Mon.
1st & 3rd Mon.
2lnd & 4th Mon.
2nd & 4th Thurs
3rd Sat except Jul-Aug
2nd & 4th Wed.
1st & 3rd T h w s .
2nd & 4th Thurs Except 2nd Thurs only in Dec.
1st & 3rd Wed. Except Jul-Aug
2nd & 4th Tues.
1st & 3rd Tues.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
COMMUNICATIONS
Charles E. Roberts Box H 7 , 66549
Gale A. Shelton Rt. 2, 66092
Luther J. Parker 321 N. Olive, 67152
Paul R. Lawrence 204 Crestwood Lane Pittsburg, 66762
Donald E. Hasten 66871
Ernest B. Stevens, Jr. 412 Limestone. 66090
Roger Terry 310 E. Walnut, 66548
Albert D. Chapin 615 Woodland Dr., 66968
Michael J. Arehart Box 6613,Omaha, Ne. 68106
Michael D. Delange Hepler, 66746
Helvin Jones 67487
Allen N. Wilds Col Iyer, 67631
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
Louis Dean Hale Box 39, 66549
Harold E. Barnett Rt. 2 Box 54, 66092
Richard C. Read Box 1, 67152
Melvin Jones Box 161. 66781
Harry M. Snyder Box 112, 66871
Robert L. Geissert Rt. 2 Box 19, 66090
George A. Dean 219 W. Elm, 66548
Arthur A. Duston 237 W. 3rd St., 66968
Frank E. Seufert Box 170, 66547
Lee Roy Church Rt. 2, 66780
W. E. Mason Box 96. 67487
SECRETARY D. L. Thornhill 333 N. 4th, 67672
9°
Whiting
Wichita
Wichita
Wichita
Wichita
Wichita
Wichita
Wichita
Wichita
Williamsburg
Wilsey
Wilson
il50
*57
*a6
*99
*168
*303
*313
*433
*450
224
382
298
NO. LOCATION 3dU White City
Samaria
Wi1sey
Anchor
Masonic Home
Bestor G. Brown
Trinity
Albert Pike
North Star
Wichita
Sunflower
York
Whiting
NAME OF LODGE White City
02-15-1888
02-17-1909
02-20-1884
03-15-1975
03-01-1923
02-12-1953
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Mon.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
2nd S 4th Mon.
1st & 3rd Thurs
1st & 3rd Tues
2nd & 4th Wed.
2nd &.4th Thurs.
02-16-1944 02-29-1895
1st & 3rd Mon.
2nd & 4th Tues
1st & 3rd Thurs
3rd Hon.
COMMUNICATIONS 2nd & 4th Wed.
Lyman D. Hansen 67490
Roland M. Coover 66873
Earl P. Anderson 66095
Jerome I. Koran 418 N. Oliver, 67208
Nolan F. Young 3230 So. Webb Rd., 67217
Howard G. Bell 108 W. Bradbury Rosehill, 67133
Jimmy R. Davenport 11003 Bitner, 67212
James E. Moore 1019 Chipper Ln. 67212
Eldon A. Leitzel 5744 E. Harry. 67218
Bill 0. Nelson 1235 S. Richmond, 67213
Gerald L. Yoachum Rt 1 Box 298 E. Cheney, 67025
Duane Chick 66552
WORSHIPFUL MASTER Orren E. Robinson 66872
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
10-19-1871
02-20-1889
03-13-1958
02-19-1885
CHARTERED 02-17-1909
John J. Moeller 67490
Kenneth D. Hutchinson Delavan, 66847
Guy H. Bethel 1 Rt. 1 Quenemo, 66528
Leroy L. Loggins 4401 W. 3rd, 67212
Earl C. Hamlin 3755 E. Douglas, 67211
Bobby L. McKinney 1121 N. Westview Derby, 67037
E. Dean Osborn 328 E. 1st, 67202
Donald L. Doll 1509 Lotus, 67213
Eldon E. Leitzel 220 W. 13th, 67203-3443
James W. Winsel 320)5 S. Broadway, 67202
Dennis L. Morris 13411 E. 39th St. So. Derby, 67037
Paul Scheid Box 154, 66552
SECRETARY Dale F. Scott 66872
2
Winchester
Winfield
Winona
Xenia
Yates Center
*110
318
47
144
LOCATION
84
NO.
Gilead
Chester 0. Jones, Jr. Box 94, 66783
1st & 3rd Wed.
10-15-1873
Carl F. Harder 201 S. Prairie, 66783
Thomas C. Johnson Rt 1 Box 95 Bronson, 66716
James M. Asher Rt 3 Box 148 Ft. Scott, 66701
1st Sat
10-17-1866
Xenia
Emerson D. Lahman HC 1 Box 71, 67764
Michel W. Starns Box 61, 67764
1st & 3rd Mon.
02-20-1889
Wallace
M. Wayne Rush Rt 2 Box 45, 67156
10-17-1872
Winfield
Robert F. Zimmerman 1012 E. 6th, 67156
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st Wed.
SECRETARY Donald H. Ray Box 151, 66097
COMMUNICATIONS
10-20-1870
Ivan M. Pemberton 66097
CHARTERED
Jefferson
NAME OF LODGE
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
196
Proceedings of the
LOCATION OF LODGE HALLS
2 3 5 6 7 a 9 10 12 15 17 18 19 34 37 36 51 54 57 60 68 74 85 90 91 95 97 98 99 102 103 106 107 110 117 124 133 135 140 142
- 421 Delaware St., 65048 - 728 Minnesota, 66101 - 5th & Kansas, 66002 - 1001 Massachusetts, 66044 - 722^5 N. Washington, 66441 - 15% Scott Ave.. 66701 - 1001 Massachusetts, 66044 - 421 Delaware St., 65048 - 482 Merchant, 66801 - 2015 Lakin, 67530 - 2300 W. 30th, 66611 - 422 S. Main, 66067 - 725 W. Park, 66061 - 11111 Johnson Dr., 56203 - 101 E. Miami, 65071 - SH H. Washington, 66749 - 2300 W. 30th, 66611 - 11111 Johnson Dr., 56203 - 841 N. Market, 67214 - 336 S. Santa Fe, 67401 - 421 Delaware, 66048 - 525% State, 67010 - 320% S. Broadway, 67202 - 901 H. Lyman Rd., 66508 - 1732 Center, 65508 - 9677 Parallel, 66109 - 401 S. Haverhill Rd., 67042 - 110 N. W. 3rd, 67410 - 220 W. 13th, 67203 - 129% West Ninth, 57337 - 102 N. Highland, 66720 - 500% N. Main, 67045 - 117% - 119% W. Main, 67301 - 110 E. Eighth, 57155 - 102 N. 17th, 67357 - 14th & Adams, 57501 - 202 S. B St., 67005 - 13419 W. 94th St., 56215 - 6% N. Walnut, 57501 - 105 E. Broadway, 67114
150 153 158 172 173 187 195 201 222 225 245 265 271 272 297 303 306 307 311 313 321 322 331 333 364 365 359 385 433 435 438 445 450
- 2123 N. A St., 67152 -5201 W. 75th St., 55208 - 212 N. West St., 67203 - 122 S. Main, 67640 - 421% N. Merchant, 57013 - 5th & Pine, 55762 - n t h & Main, 67501 - 104% W. Main, 67110 - N. Central Ave., 67801 - 214 W. 14th St., 66512 - 403% N. Main, 67845 - 123% S. Main, 66214 - 803 N. 7th, 65101 - 803 N. 7th, 66101 - 1016% Washington, 66737 - 328 E, First, 66202 - 215 N, Franklin, 67701 - 108 S. Broadway, 67449 - Kearny Ave., 66027 - 320 S. Broadway, 67202 - 519 Center, 67335 - 1422 S. 30th, 55106 - 124 N. Vine, 67554 - 6161 Slater, 55202 - 108% N. Ash, 67147 - 125 E. Market, 67037 - 1201 N. 67th, 66109 - 214 W. 14th St., 66612 - 3755 E. Douglas, 67218 - 8109 Overland Park Dr., 65204 - 15th & New Jersey, 56102 - 14th & Adams, 57501 - 401 S. Seneca, 57213
Lodges are encouraged to review street address listed above and to notify Grand Lodge of any change in street address or zip code.
March
1985-86
Year of Service 1856- 59 1860 1861- 65 IBbb- 6/ 1868- 70 1871- 72 1873- 74 1875 18/6 1877 1878 1879- 80 1881- 82 1883 1884 1885 1886 1887 1888 1889 1890 1891 1892 1893 1894 1895 1896 1897 1898 1899 1900
Grand Lodge of Kansas
DECEASED PAST GRAND Name and Lodge Membership Date of Death Richard R. Rees 10-19-1S76 Leavenworth No. 2 George H. Fairchild 09-14-1898 St. John No. 26 Jacob Saqui 06-14-1898 Washington No. 5 12-25-1900 Moses S. Adams King Solomon No. 10 John H. Brown 03-12-1893 King Solomon No. 10 John H. Price 10-30-1900 Washington No. 5 07-19-1896 Owen A. Bassett Acacia No. 9 Isaac B. Sharp 06-21-1884 Wyandotte No. 3 10-26-1904 Jacob D. Rush Rising Sun No. 8 John Guthrie 07-01-1906 Orient No. 51 Edwin D. Hillyer 12-11-1892 Valley Falls No. 21 Joseph D. McCleverty 05-30-1904 Rising Sun No. 8 06-19-1889 William Cowglll Constellation No. 95 George S. Green 05.-19-1905 Lafayette No. 16 09-04-1917 James J. Buck Emporia No. 12 Matthew M. Miller 11-29-1918 Clay Center No. 134 Silas E. Sheldon 04-19-1900 Topeka No. 17 06-12-1898 Henry C. Cook Adams No. 63 08-13-1924 Watson M. Lamb Sterling No. 171 George C. Kenyon 04-13-1919 Benevolent No. 98 11,26-1910 John C. Postlethwaite Lafayette No. 16 07-13-1902 Andrew M. Callahan Topeka No. 17 05-17-1915 David B. Fuller Fidelity No. 106 03-05-1903 William D. Thompson Minneapolis No. 143 George W. Clark 03-31-1934 Royal No. 192 08-11-1925 James H. McCall Wichita No. 99 Chiles C. Coleman 03-05-1911 Clay Center No. 134 07-06-1916 William M. Shaver Magnolia No. 231 05-23-1921 Maurice L. Stone Wamego No. 75 10-14-1905 Henry C. Loomis Winfield No. 110 01-03-1928 Charles J. Webb Si loam No. 225
197
MASTERS Cemetery and Location Ht. Muncie
Leavenworth
Mountain Grove
Bridgeport,
Mt. Vernon—
Ct.
--Atchison
Canon City
Canon C i t y , Co.
Mt. Muncie
Leavenworth
Oak H i l l
Atchison
Oak H i l l
Lawrence
Moodlawn
Kansas City
:Mt. Hope
San Diego, Ca;
Topeica
•—-Toi»ka
Rose H i l l Section Evergreen
taMey '•
Fredonia Sunset—
Falls
Fort Scott Fredonia
:
Maplewood Ht. HopeLakeview Oswego Sunset Men. Park Evergreen
Nanhattati '•
^^Eoporla ^--Topeka Cleveland, Oh. ,—Oswego Hoqulam, Wa. — S e a t t l e , Wa.
Wal 1 ace-
Jewel 1
Topeka
Topeka
Greenwood City
-Eureka
Highland
Minneapolis
Fairlawn
Oklahoma CIty.Ok.
Highland
Wichita
Clay Center
Clay Center
Mt. Hope
Topeka
Wamego City
Wamego
Union
Winfield
Nortonville
Nortonville
Proceedings of the
198
Year of Service 1901 1902 1903 1904 1905 1906 1907 1908 1909 1910 1911 1912 1913 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933
Name and Lodge Membership Perry M. Hoisington Magnolia No. 231 Thomas E. Dewey Benevolent No. 98 Bestor G. Brown Si loam No. 225 Thomas G. Fitch Albert Pike No. 303 Samuel R. Peters Newton No. 142 Thomas L. Bond John H. Brown No. 216 Edward W. Wellington Ellsworth No. 146 Henry F. Mason Tyrian No. 246 Fred Washbon Harper No. 206 Marion K. Brundage Ellsworth No. 146 Alex A. Sharp Larned.No. 167 William E. Hutchinson Santa Fe No. 312 El rick C. Cole Great Bend No. 15 Charles H. Chandler Orient No. 51 William L. Burdick Lawrence No. 6 Gil en H. Lamb Gllead No. 144 Charles E. Lobdell Lamed No. 167 William I . Stuart Troy No. 55 Owen J . Wood Siloam No. 225 Hugh P. Farrelly Cedar No. 103 Ben S. Paul en Constellation No. 95 John H. McCullagh Galena No. 194 Richard E. Bird Albert Pike No. 303 Elmer F. Strain Orient No. 51 Charles A. Loucks Eiserald No. 289 John W. Nielson St. John No. 113 Charles N. Fowler Salina No. 60 Ferris M. H i l l Emporia No. 12 George F. Breezley Sirard No. 93 Jay B. Kirk lola No. 38 J. Forrest Ayres Greenleaf No. 232 John M. Kinkel Reno No. 140 George 0. Foster Lawrence No. 6
March
Date of Death 03-21-1933
Cemetery and Location Greenwood Newton
06-09=1906
Abilene
Abilene
07-10-1917
Topeka
Topeka
03-12-1928
Old Mission Mausoleum—Wichita
04-12-1910
Greenwood
Newton
07-29-1938
Gypsum Hill
Salina
02-18-1925
Ellsworth
Ellsworth
05-04-1927
Mt. Hope
Topeka
07-12-1914
Harper
Harper
07-18-1936
Russell
Russell
12-06-1942
Carlisle
Carlisle, Pa.
04-05-1952
Valley View
Garden City
02-04-1938
Great Bend City
Great Bend
12-18-1917
Bazaar
Bazaar
06-11-1946
Swan Point
^Providence,R.I.
11-19-1937
Yates Center
Yates Center
01-29-1949
Hanover
11-27-1925
Ht. Hope
Hiawatha
10-18-1937
Topeka
Topeka
11-17-1926
Elmwood
Chanute
07-11-1961
Fredonia
-Fredonia
12-06-1937
Mt. Hope
Webb City, Mo.
01-10-1955
Maple Grove
Wichita
10-05-1956
Ht. Hope Abbey
Topeka
12-28-1960
Lakin
Lakin
06-13-1943
Pleasant Hill
Concordia
04-24-1941
Roselawn Mem. Park
Salina
06-27-1964
Maplewood
Emporia
03-25-1964
Girard
Girard
07-18-1955
Highland
Salina
•
Hanover, N.J.
02-13-1961
Greenleaf City
Greenleaf
03-09-1941
Maple Grove
Wichita
10-03-1942
Oak Hill
Lawrence
Grand Lodge of Kansas
1985-86
Year of Service 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1953 1954 1955 1956 1958 1962 1970
Name and Lodge Membership James A. Gassier HcPherson No. 172 Otto R. Souders Wichita No. 99 James H. Wendorff King Solomon No. 10 Charley B. Erskine Preston No. 283 Henry S. Buzick Sylvan Grove No. 359 Claud F. Young Rising Sun No. 8 Arthur H. Strickland Kaw No. 272 Roscoe E. Peterson Larned No. 167 Cline C. Curtiss St. Thomas No. 306 Charles C. McGinness Cherryvale No. 137 James H. Trice Delta No. 77 Harry D. Evans Eureka No. 88 Samuel G. Wiles Macksville No. 371 James H. Stewart, Jr Albert Pike No. 303 E. Glenn Robison Hebron No. 314 William H. Harrison Downs No. 204 Lynn R. Brodrick Marysville No. 91 Clarence G. Nevins St. Bernard No. 222 D. Bruce Newton Albert Pike No. 303 Floyd S. Ecord Burlington No. 66 Scott E. Kelsey Topeka No. 17 Karl J. Baumgartner Goodland No. 321 Earl R. Brown Plains No. 367 Armand H. Bishop Parsons No. 117 H. Jackson Staton Ionic NOi 254
Date o f Death
Cemetery and Location
03-12-1980
McPherson Mausoleum
HcPherson
01-21-1964
Maple Grove
Wichita
06-07-1949
Mt. Muncie
06-01-1951
Cimarron
Cimarron
11-17-1975
Sylvan Grove
Sylvan Grove
03-05-1968
Evergreen
09-29-1971
^
, Highland Park
Leavenworth
- F o r t Scott Kansas C i t y
02-05-1974
Larned
Larned
09-18-1977
Beulah—
Colby
12-11-1980
Fairview
Cherryvale
06-08-1970
Highland-
Medicine Lodge
05-16-1952
Pleasanton
Pleasanton
01-15-1965
Farmington
Macksville
09-18-1965
Maple Grove
-Wichita
01-11-1964
Gridley
Gridley
09-11-1982
Downs
Downs
01-29-1958
Marysville
Marysville
05-26-1961
Maple Grove
Dodge C i t y
07-02-1966
Wichita P a r k —
Wichita
05-14-1982
Graceland
Burlington
04-15-1971
Topeka
Topeka
08-28-1973
Goodland
Goodland
02-09-1982
Plains—
Plains
02-03-1968
Memorial Park
Parsons
06-03-1980
Fairview Park--
DECEASED DEPUTY GRAND MASTERS John A. F e r r e l l B. Harold Groff Robert E. Ferguson
199
06-21-1922 10-28-1950 05-07-1970
-St John
200
Proceedings of the
LIVING PAST GRAND MASTERS AND ADDRESSES 1952 - S. A l l a n Daugherty 3411 E. Kinkaid S t . W i c h i t a , 67218 1957
Richard L. Becker Box 483 C o f f e y v i l l e , 67337
1973 - J. Fred Williamson 310 S. Purdy Lyons, 67554 1974 - Forrest D. Haggard 7600 W. 75th St. Overland Park, 66204
1959 - Addison C. I r b y 416 S. Judson Fort S c o t t , 66701
1975 - Robert H. Arnold Box 122 Alma, 66401
1960 - Ray W. Kinzie Wood!awn Nursing Home 1600 S. Woodlawn Ave. Wichita, 67218
1976 - Ralph D. Walker Route 1 Sharon Springs, 67758
1961 - John H. Murray 1020 S. 4th St. Leavenworth, 66048 1963 - Ben W. Graybill Box 6 Shawnee Mission, 66201 1964 - Arthur C. Hodgson Box 666 Lyons, 67554 1965 - Owen E. Hodgson 660 Highland Salina, 67401 1966 - William E. Montgomery Box HH Syracuse, 67878 1967 - William E. Bradford 707 W. Vine St. Wamego, 66547 1968 - Thomas C. Raum, Jr. 71 Mission Road Wichita, 67207 1969 - Carroll C. Arnett 1615 Country Club Road El Dorado, 67042 1971 - Robert D. Caplinger Route 2 Effingham, 66023
1977 - William F. Mcintosh Box 514 Clay Center, 67432 1978 - Chester L. Gilbert 3455 S. W. Huntoon Topeka, 66604 1979 - W. Nolan Artz Box 18187 Wichita, 67218 1980 - F. Warren Starns HC 1 Box 78 Winona, 67764 1981 - Ben B. Boyles 807 N. Main St. St. John, 67576 1982
Robert G. Jackson 3825 S. W. Worwick Town Road Topeka, 66610
1983 - Richard A. Porter 322 E. First St. Wichita, 67202 1984 - Larry D. Winegardner 601 S. 6th St. Atchison, 66002 1985 - Arris M. Johnson 2714 H i l l c r e s t Hays, 67601
1972 - Richard D. Kelsey 16824 N. W. 54th St. Rossville, 66533 GRAND TREASURERS
1856-1857 1857-1858 1858-1891 1891-1902 1902-1909 1909-1933 1933-1937
B e v e r l i n Beck Isaac N. Roberts C h r i s t i a n Beck R. E. T o r r i n g t o n A l b e r t Sarbach J . Frank March John McCullagh
1937-1961 Ben S. Paulen 1961-1968 Floyd A. Palmer 1968-1984 William E. Montgomery I n t e r i m Grand Treasurer Feb. 1 , 1984 to March 17, 1984 Thomas C. Raum, J r . 1984William F. Mcintosh
March
1985-86
Grand Lodge of Kansas
1856-1857 Charles T. Harrison 1857-1860 Charles Hundee 1860-1870 Eramus T. Carr 1870-1893 John H. Brown Interim Grand Secretary Feb. 15, 1893-Mar. 12. 1893 John C. Postlethwaite Mar. 12, 1893-Feb 22. 1894 Matthew M. Miller
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GRAND SECRETARIES 1894-1928 Albert K. Wilson 1928-1953 Elmer F. Strain 1953-1958 Arthur H. Strickland 1958-1971 Charles S. HcGinness Interim Grand Secretary Hay 13, 1971-July 31, 1971 Ben W. Graybill 1971Albert 0. Arnold, Jr.
LODGES UNDER DISPENSATION BUT NOT CHARTERED Allen, 1923; Burlington, 1863; Delaware, 1857; Denver City (Denver Lodge), 1860; Englevale, 1899; Leavenworth (Adelpha), 1868; Lecompton (Geary), 1857, Leoti, 1878; Lindsborg, 1884; Lindsay (Friendship), 1868; Opolis, 1855; Powhattan (Buckeye), 1896; Wichita, (Ark Valley Daylite Lodge,) 1984; Wichita. (E. Hubert Mitchell),1979; Wheaton, 1903; and White Water, 1927. LODGE CHARTERS REVOKED, SURRENDERED, OR CONSOLIDATED Alden No. 308 with Sterling No. 171, 1957; Allen No. 335, 1923; Altoona No. 118 with Benedict No. 403, 1984; Americus No. 62. 1869; Andale No. 253 with Mt. Hope No. 238, 1894; Argonia (Chikaskia) No. 285, 1912; Atchison (St. Johns) No. 26, 1861; Aubry No. 30, 1863; Auraria No. 37 with Grand Lodge of Colorado, 1862; Owen A. Bassett No. 367 with Pittsburg No. 187, 1911; Bennington No. 180, 1944; Beaumont No. 439 with Joppa No. 223, 1937; Big Springs (Shawnee) No. 9, 1867; Blaine No. 337 with Westmoreland No. 257, 1894; Bluff City No. 313, 1897; Bluff City No. 235, 1903; Boling No. 365 with Tonganoxie (Henri) No. 190, 1937; Brookvtlle No. 209, 1963; Bucklin No. 325, 1869; Cato No. 153 with Farlington (Godfrey) No. 124, 1894; Burr Oak No. 178 with Jewell No. 11. 1981; Burrton No. 182 with Halstead No. 46. 1969; Cedar Vale No. 164, 1883; Cedar Vale (Myrtle) No. 164, 1894; Chanute (King David) No. 416 with Cedar No. 103, 1937; Charity No. 263 with Cosmos No. 278, 1977; Coats No. 394 with Kilwinning No. 265, 1978; Clifford (Whitewater) No. 148 with Halcyon No. 120. 1867; Clinton (Ashlar) No. 87. 1879; Codell No. 418 with Paradise No. 290, Plainville. 1968; Coolidge No. 316 with Royal No. 192. 1985; Corning No. 13 with Seneca No. 39, 1968; Coyville No. 57, 1955; Cunningham No. 427 with Kilwinning No. 265, 1985; Deerfield No. 432 with Lakin (Emerald) No. 289, 1965; Delvan No. 375 with Kansas No. 307, 1936; Edwardsville (Composite) No. 152, 1879; Eramett No. 387 with Pottawatomie No. 52, 1939; Emporia No. 12, 1863; Enterprise No. 353, 1910; Elk City (Elk Creek) No. 20, 1863; Esbon (Salem) No. 228, 1939; Farlington (Godfrey) No. 124 with Girard No. 93, 1932; Fostoria No. 392 with Westmoreland No. 257, 1974; Frankfort No. 67, 1876; Freeport (Lily) No. 301 with Bluff City No. 313. 1892;Frederick No. 337 with Royal No. 192. 1985; Fort Scott (Rising Sun) No. 46 with Burbon No. 8, 1878; Fort Gibson (Elpha) No. 122 with Grand Lodge Indian Territory 1878; Freeport No. 389 with Stohrville No. 368, 1971; Galva No. 251 with McPherson No. 172, 1984; Garfield No. 235 with Ashlar No. 344, 1972; Glasco No. 292 with Sincerity No. 214. 1983; Golden City No. 34 with Grand Lodge of Colorado, 1862; Gove City No. 302 and Grainfield No. 381 to form Gove County No. 302, 1965; Greeley No. 211 with Delphian No. 44, 1940; Granada No. 53, name changed and lodge moved to Wetmore No. 53, 1883; Greenleaf No. 232 with Washington No. 104, 1983; Grenola (Canopy)No. 248 with Moline No. 267, 1937; Grinnell No. 448 with Oakley No. 253, 1973; Gypsum City No. 328 with Lindsborg No. 397, 1985; Halcyon No. 120 with Centre No. 147, 1978; Hamilton No. 301 with Madison No. 196, 1985; Hamlin No. 185 with Hiawatha No. 35, 1975; Hanover (Star) No 69 . 1919; Harveyville No. 421 with Corinthian No. 79, 1984; Havensville No. 34 with Onaga No. 188, 1964; Hiawatha (Tribune) No. 216, 1883; High Prairie No. 25, 1862; Ida No. 170. 1881; Highland No. 296 with Wakefield No. 396, 1977; Holyrood No. 343 with Ellsworth No. 146, 1981; Indianola No. 34 (Later, Great Light), 1887; Irving No. 112 with Blue Rapids No. 169, 1958; Isable No. 400 with Delta (Medicine Lodge) No. 77, 1973; Jamestown No. 227 with St. Johns No. 113, 1985; Kanorado No. 443 with Goodland No. 321, 1960; Kensington No. 405 with Western Star No. 174, 1973; Kickapoo (Potter) No. 4 with Easton No. 45. 1973; Kingsdown No. 447 with Bucklin (Grandview) No. 376. 1965;Kirwin No. 175 with Phillipsburg No. 184. 1967; Leavenworth (Calvary) No. 50 with King Solomon No. 10, 1876; Landmark (Mound City) No. 218 With Altamont No. 69, 1973; Leavenworth (Dispensation Landmark, Charter St. Johns) No. 26, 1870; Lecompton No. 13, 1865;Liberty No. 123 with Keystone No. 102, 1918; Lincolnville No. 315, 1896; Lindsborg (Phoenix) No. 253, 1888; Linn No. 170 with Frontier No. 104, 1962; Long Island No. 231 with Naphtali No. 310, 1976; Louisburg No. 180, 1894; Luray No. 142 with Lucas (Blue Hill) No. 198, 1943; Lyons No. 192, 1895; Mackey No. 48, 1986; Maple City No. 342 with Dexter No.156,1977; Maple Hill No. 370 with Alma No. 161, 1977; Marquette No. 353 with Lindsborg No. 397, 1967; McDonald No. 383 with St. Francis No. 404, 1985;Medicine Valley No. 260 with Delta No. 77, 1979; Milan
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No. 255 with Argonia No. 285. 1968; Mission Hills No. 54. name changed to Shawnee No. 54, 1952; Montana (Evergreen) No. 86, 1888; Honticello No. 43, 1875; Houndridge No. 346 with Galva No. 251. 1868; Mt. Pleasant No. 58. 1888; Morrill No. 373 with Hamlin No. 185. 1969; Munden No. 128 with Cuba No. 362. 1983; Nemaha No. 13 (Corning) with Seneca No. 39. 1968; Neosho Rapids No. 77 (Changed to I onic). 1879; Nevada City (Nevada) No. 36 with Grand Lodge of Colorado, 1862; New Albany No. 81 with Constellation No. 95, 1973; Newton (Magnolia) No. 231 with Newton No. 142, 1901; Norcatur No. 317 with Mountain Slope No. 186. 1979; North Lawrence (Valley)No. 30, Second Charter, 1887; Oak No. 287 with Western Star No. 174, 1983; Occidental No. 207 with,Saqui No. 160, 1978; Olive No. 350 with Vesper No. 136 to form Vesper Olive No. 136, 1972; Olivet (Astra) No. 363, 1908; Osage Mission (Mission) No. 92, 1897; Osawatomie (Osage Valley) No. 24, 1863; Ottawa No. 128 with Franklin No. 18, 1906; Ottawa (Melody) No. 400 with Ottawa No. 18, 1928; Ottumwa No.ll, 1863 and 1871; Paola (Miami) No. 68 with Paola No. 37, 1876; Pardee(D1spensation Lincoln, Chartered Center) No. 69, 1971; Paris No. 22. 1871; Piper No. 385 with Delaware No. 96. 1937; Parkersville No. 168 with Dwight No. 374. 1937; Perryville (Perry) No. 52, 1877; Pomona No. 138, 1901; Potwin No. 228 with Towanda No. 30, 1969; Powhattan No. 363 with Hiawatha No. 35, 1971; Pretty Prairie No. 428 with Cable No. 299, 1967; Quenemo No. 270 with McKlnley No. 41, 1981; Rob Morris No. 332 with Kilwinning No. 265, 1982; Rosalia No. 434 with Leon (Joppa) No. 223, 1961; Randall No. 304 with Jewell No. 11, 1966; Rexford No. 442 with St. Thomas No. 306, 1983; Richfield No. 303, 1892; Richmond No. 426 with Delphian No. 44, 1946; Robinson No. 159 with Hiawatha No. 35, 1981; Salina (John H. Brown) No. 216 with Salina No. 60, 1907; Salt Lake City (Mt. Morlah) No. 70 with Grand Lodge of Utah, 1872; Saratoga No. 216, 1892; Scranton (Perfect Square) No. 220, 1908; Scottville No. 249 with Sincerity No. 214, 1983; Scranton No. 407 with Carbondale No. 70; Sedgwick No. 139 with Newton No. 142, 1984; Seneca No. 39, 1875; Severence No. 313 with Smithton No. 1. 1951; Shawnee No. 54, 1928; Smoky Valley No. 209 with Salina No. 60, 1967; Saltvllle No. 59, (Barnard) with Lincoln No. 154, 1973; Soldier No. 240 with Circleville No. 20, 1967; Springdale No. 152, 1887; Stan Smart No. 378 with R. D. Ely No. 262; 1981; Stanton No. 18, 1963; Stanton (Zion) No. 108, 1883; Stohrville No. 368 with Anthony 200, 1984; Sylvia No. 391 with Stafford No. 252, 1984; Tecumseh No. 15, 1874; Timber Creek (Dick Rees) No. 59. 1887; Trading Post (Blooming Grove) No. 41.- 1904; Turner No. 425 with Ben Hur No. 322. 1937; Tuscon No. 82 with Neosho No. 27. 1982; Twin Falls (Olive) No. 181. 1885; Twin Springs No. 61, Name changed to La Cygne No. 61 and moved to LaCygne, 1870; Twin Grove No. 213 with Hope No. 155, 1984; Tyro No. 386 with Caney No. 324, 1966; Urbana No. 239 with Erie No. 76, 1969; Valley No. 30 with Lawrence No. 6, 1876; Valley CeHter (Ark) No. 243, 1902; Valley Falls No. 21 with Herlden No. 236, 1981; Vermillion No. 320 with Frankfort No. 67, 1968; Virginia City No. 34 with Grand Lodge of Montana, 1886; Waldron No. 377 with Anthony No. 200, 1957; Wallace No. 318 moved to Winona. 1961; Walton No. 323. 1895; Westphalia (Avon) No. 305 with Delphian No. 44. 1963; Wetmore No. 53 with Polar Star No. 130, 1944; Wetmore No. 53, Second Charter and consolidated vxlth Goff No. 430; 1968; White Water (Brainerdj No. 280, 1927; White Cloud No. 78 with Smithton No. 1, 1979; Whitewater No. 180 with Towanda No. 30, 1977; Wilmore No. 412 with Comanche No. 295, 1977; Windom No. 276 with McPherson No. 172, 1980; and Winfield No. 98 with Adelphia No. 110, 1903.
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Alabama
Joseph P. Jones Box 6195 Montgomery, 36106
Hubbard L. Robinson 1805 Stone Rd. Midfield, 35228
W. Nolan Artz Box 18187 Wichita, 67218
Alaska
Neil R. Bassett Box 6668 Anchorage, 99502
Glenn W. Pruett SR Box 30712 Fairbanks, 99701
Alfred L. Lewis Box 267 Coffeyville, 67337
Arizona
Robert F. Henderson Masonic Temple 345 W. Monroe St. Phoenix, 85003
Robert Henderson 3407 N. 24th Phoenix, 85015
William F. Mcintosh Box 514 Clay Center, 67432
Arkansas
Jack B. Donham 700 Scott St. Little Rock, 72201
Billy D. Porter
Arthur M. Williams Box 15 Arkansas City, 67005
California
Robert A. Klinger Calif. Masonic Temple 1111 California San Francisco, 94108
Richard D. Kelsey 16824 N. W. 54th St. Rossville, 66533
Colorado
Raymond E. Peterson Herschel Perry 1130 Panorama Dr. 705 S. Force Colorado Springs,80904 Lamar, 81052
J. Fred Williamson 310 S. Purdy Lyons, 67554
Connecticut
R. Stanley Harrison Box 250 Wallingford, 06492
Delaware
Warren F. Schueler, Sr. E. Earl Shivery 401 S. Board St. PGM Middleton, 19709 818 Market Wilmington, 19801
Lyman H. Brown Plains, 67869
District of Columbia
John C. Schleter Suite 500 600 F St. NW Washington, 20004
William B. Rohrman 3051 Idaho St. NW Washington, 20016
William E. Bradford 707 Vine Wamego, 66547
Florida
William G. Wolf Box 1020 Jacksonville, 32201
Grant T. Gilder 4 N E n t h St. Miami Shores, 33153
Ray W. Kinzie 1600 S Woodlawn Blvd. Wichita, 67218
Georgia
Carl F. Lester, Jr. 811 Mulberry Macon, 31298-5099
James M. Head 7514 Elliot Road Jonesboro, 30236
Ben B. Boyles 807 N. Main St. John, 67576
Idaho
Larry R. Turner Box 1677 Boise, 83701
Wayne W. Woodward 300 Evergreen Rd. Emmett, 83617
Eugene V. Beggs Ensign, 67841
Illinois
Lyle H. Paisley Box 4147 Springfield, 62708
John A. Lombardi 5544 Wilson Chicago, 60630
Donald E Vochatzer, Sr 10648 Polfer Rd. Kansas City 66109
Indiana
Roy 0. Turner Box 44210 Indianapolis, 46204
Lee J. Hartner 6426 Alvarez St. Ft. Wayne, 64815
Paul W. Babcock 4641 Metropolitan Ave. Kansas City, 66106
Iowa
Tom Eggleston Masonic Temple Box 279 Cedar Rapids, 52408
R. S. Harrison 100 High St. Bristol, 06010
GRAND REP KANSAS
John Rule 1103 N. 4th Atchison 66002
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Kentucky
J. C. McClanahan Masonic Home, 40041
William L. Rice Rt. 1 Versailles. 40383
Joseph B. Detrixhe Ames, 66931
Louisiana
Jack Crouch 1300 Masonic Temple New Orleans, 70130
James H. King Box 5385 Shreveport 71105
Harry E. Crosswhite 512 Iowa Holton, 66436
Maine
Edwin V. George 415 Congress St. Portland, 04111
Charles E. Briggs 21 Walpole St. Norwood, 02062
Hugh E. Richards Box 8400 Wichita, 67208
Maryland
Jack R. Frazier 225 N. Charles St. Baltimore, 21201
A. Ray Bulgin 225 N. Charles St. Baltimore, 21201
Paul E. Murphy 8845 Horton St. Overland Park, 66207
Massachusetts
Robert P. Beach 186 Tremont St. Boxton, 02111
Edgar W. Darling 14 Arbor Lane Wilbraham, 01095
Vernon 0. Martin 311 W. 8th St. Concordia, 66901
Michigan
Robert N. Osborne,PGM Masonic Temple 223 E. Fulton Grand Rapids, 49803
Royce E. Curl is Masonic Temple 233 E. Fulton Grand Rapids, 49503
Owen E. Hodgson 660 Highland Salina, 67401
Minnesota
Raymond E. Schlemmer Samuel K. Dickinson St Paul Masonic Center 12 S. 5th St. West 200 E. Plato Blvd. Aurora, 55705 St. Paul, 55107
E. Dean Osborn 328 E. First St. Wichita. 67202
Mississippi
T. K. Griffis Box 103O Meridian, 39301
Charles H. Powell Rt 1 Box 114 Vardaman, 38878
James P. Brown 1209 Ridge Road Atchison, 66002
Missouri
Frank A. Arnold 800 Highway 63 North Columbia, 65201
J. Morgan Done!son Princeton, 64673
Clifford D. Knauss Rt. 2 Box 151 Hal stead, 67056
Montana
Dean H. Lindahl Box 1158 Helena, 59624
Sheldon Rediske Baker, 59313
Paschal W. Lundy Box 523 Ness City, 67560
Nebraska
Paul R. Pierce,PGM Glenn F. Sperry 635 S. 14th, Suite 320 Box 123 Lincoln, 66508 Clay Center, 68939
Richard H. Hart 124 Kendall Topeka, 66606
Nevada
Frank E. Hart 40 West 1st St. Suite 317 Reno, 89501
Larry E. Wallace 2312 Kirk Ave. Las Vegas, 89101
Carl A. Steward Cedar Vale, 67204
New Hampshire
Robert H. Danelson 813 Beech St. Manchester, 03104
Arnold M. Ashley Box 246 Dover, 03820
L. D. Winegardner 601 S. 6th Atchison, 66002
New Jersey
Edward Rainey Box 460 Burlington, 08016
Julius W. Lodgek 213 Fern Ave. Collinswo(M , 08108
Elvin S. Cox Rose Hill, 67133
New Mexico
Ronald A. Brinkman Box 25004 Albuquerque, 87125
New York
Wendell K. Walker Masonic Hall 71 W. 23rd St. New York, 10010
Henry S. Rhodes Box 53 West Camp Estates West Camp, 12490
F. Warren Starns HC 1 Box 78 Winona, 67764
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North Carolina
Robert P. Dudley Box 6506 Raleigh, 27628
Joel J. Faulk 334 Chillingworth Ln. Charlotte, 28211
Chester Fullerton 101 S. Main St. Medicine Lodge, 67104
North Dakota
Paul L. Burkhardt 201 14th Ave. N. Fargo , 58102
Lei and E. Fett 2507 9th St. South Fargo, 58102
Arthur C. Hodgson Box 666 Lyons, 67554
Ohio
Robert A. Hinshaw Box 629 634 High St. Worthington, 43085
James J. Harbage 1120 Morning Dr. Worthington, 43085
John H. Hurray 1020 S. 4th Leavenworth, 66048
Oklahoma
John E. Shaver Box 1019 Guthrie, 73044
C. W. Reece Box 1019 Guthrie, 73044
Basil Harhofer Box 6 Ness City. 67560
Oregon
James M-J Shillingburg Box 96 Forest Grove, 97116
Pennsylvania
Thomas W. Jackson Masonic Temple 1 North Broad St. Philadelphia, 19107
Rhode Island
Arthur R. Medley G. Harvey Faulkner Scottish Rite CathecIral 10 Highland Road Sanderson, 32874 2115 Broad St. Cranston, 02905
Virgil W. Dobson Box 401 Sharon Springs, 67758
Puerto Rico
R. C. Bercedonis Box 8385 Santurce, 00910
Pedro Rojas GPO 1616 San Juan, 00936
Mel burn C. Barnes 735 N. 10th St. Fredonia, 66736
South Carolina
H. Dwight McAlister 1401 Senate St. Columbia, 29201
Ronald B. Ashcraft Box 18283 Spartanburg, 29318
Chester L. Gilbert 3455 SW Huntoon Topeka, 66604
South Dakota
Raymond W. Horn, Sr., William E. Mitchell Box 468 Plankinton, 57368 Sioux Falls, 57101
Carroll D. Marker Box 11 McLouth, 66054
Tennessee
John R. Stracener Box 24216 Nashville, 37202
W. R. Patton, Jr. 622 Vinton Erwin, 37650
C. Travis Spencer Box 312 Hutchinson, 67501
Texas
Harvey C. Bird Box 446 Waco, 76703
W. B. Ball Box 12526 San Antonio, 78212
K. Maynard Curts 8935 Cottonwood, # 4 Lenexa, 66215
Utah
Robert D. Braman Lynn J. Brady 640 E. South Temple Sr. Eureka, 84628 Salt Lake City, 84102
Kevin Peterson 1951 Ridge-Lea Dr. Salina, 67401
Vermont
Ernest R. McDonald, Jr. 431 Pine Burlington, 05401-0431
James E. Zimmerman Box 1217 Topeka, 66601
Virginia
John P. Stokes Box 27345 Richmond, 23261
James B. Wilkerson
Glenn L. Knapp 2747 Frances Leavenworth, 66048
Washington
Edward L. Bennett Masonic Temple 47 St. Helens Ave.
Clyde B. Mix 47 St. Helens Ave. Taxoraa, 98402
George L. Gerardy 1301 Kansas Atchison. 66002
Tacona, 98402
Morgan J. Snyder 813 Blunt Clay Center, 67432
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West Virginia
Camden C. Ferrel1 Box 2346 Charleston, 25328
Hilton E. Brookman 506 Reynolds Princeton, 24740
Gerald L. Townsend 6805 Hasten Ave. Shawnee Hission,66203
Wisconsin
Carl W. Skoog 1123 N. Astor St. Hilwaukee, 53202
Carl W. Skoog 3818 W. Helena St. Hilwaukee, 53209
Robert D. Caplinger Route 2 Effingham, 66203
Wyoming
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Alberta
A. F. Aylesworth 330 12th Ave. S. W. Calgary, T2R 0H2
Lloyd E. Dickson 109 Wilson Crescent Red Deer, T4N, 5V6
James 0. Foster 3434 Country Club PI. Wichita, 67208
Argentina
Victor C. Curl Cangallo 1242 Buenos Aires, 1038
Carlos Gazardsian
John H. Peyton 409 N. College Hulvane, 67110
Austria
Dieter Scheitz A 1010 Wein Dorotheergasse 12
Robert Rosenbaum A 1010 Wein Dorotheergasse 12
William B. Chapman Oakley, 67748
Belgium (Regular Grand Lodge)
Louis DeBouvere Rue Royale 265 1030 Brussels
Boliva
Jose A. Adetto Zaraorac Postal No. 564 La Paz
Brasil (Amazonas & Acre)
Sebastiao Hair Da S i l v a V. A. Cavalcante Caixa Postal 162 Rau Hajor Facundo Hanaus 1266 Foraleza
Floyd A. Bosler 4323 H a r t i n Kansas C i t y , 66102
Brasil (Bahia)
Egydio V i e i r a Filho Rua Carlos Gomez 108, Salvador-Bahia
Oswaldo B e l l o Biscia Rua Carlos Gomez 108, Salvador-Bahia
Jack B. S t a i r r e t t Route 3 Jetmore, 67854
Brasil (Brasilia)
Joao Bosco Rosa Caixa Postal 11-1128 70,000 B r a s i l i a - D F
Walter N. Weiman Lewis C. Carter Box 11-1325 411 S. Hontana S t . Brasilia-DF,Cep,70,084 H o l t o n , 66436
Brasil (Ceara)
Wellington Alves De Sousa Ave Do Imperador 145/47 Caixa Postal 76 60000 Fortaleza
Brasil (Goias)
Ronaldo Jayme Pedro N. De Souza Caixa Postal 666 Caixa Postal 666 77100, Anapolis.Goias 77,100 Anapolis,Goias
Benny L. Holloway Route 1 Narka, 66960
Brasil (Hato Grasso)
Wilson H. Barbosa H. M. Alves Ave Calogeras 1952 Caixa Postal 36 Caixa Postal 611 CEP 79600 Campo Grande 79100 HS Tres Lagoas Hato Grasso Mato Grosso Do Sul
J . Wayne Pipkin Box 488 Cheney, 67025
Brasil (Hinas Gerais)
J . L. Carneiro Rva Donna C e c i l i a No. 26 Serra, H. G.
Richard L. Becker Box 483 C o f f e y v i l l e , 67337
Joseph C. Campbell 401 S. Seneca St. Wichita, 67218 Raul Q. Aramayo Postal No. 564 La Paz
C. M. (BBd)Geis Box 72 Circleville, â&#x20AC;¢ 66416
A l f r e d o R. Scares V i c t o r R. Olson Ave Do Imperado Box 154 Caixa Postal 76 Burlingame, 66413 6000 Fortaleza
Luiz S. De Fario 908 Ave Alfonso Pena 30,000 Belo Horizonte Hinas Gerais
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Brasil (Paraiba)
Roberto P S Silva Severino H Paiva Ave Alagonas No 611 Box 1 Joao Pessona B. Dos Estrados, Joao 5800 Paraiba Pessoa, 58000 Paraiba
Larry L. Algott Rt 4 Box 258D Manhattan, 66502
Brasil (Parana)
Antonio A. Jansson Rua Visconde Do Rio Branco 1485-C/3 Caixa Postal 1363 8000 C u r i t i b a Parana
E l p i d i o Salva Rua Visconde Do Rio Branco 1485-C/3 Caixa Postal 1363 8000 C u r i t i b a Parana
Floyd Cofflnan M. 15th S t . Courthouse Ottawa, 66067
Brasil (Pernambuco)
M i l t o n J . Pereira Rua Imperial 197 Caixa Postal 1415 Recife, Pernambuco
Jose Marcel 0 Rua lm>e^^a^ 197 Caixa Postal 1415 R e c i f e , Pernambuco
Ray D. Fincher 1725 Appleton Parsons, 67357
Brasil (Piaui)
Vitorino L. Fernandes S. X. Gohcalves Caxia Postal 10 Caixa Postal 10 64000 Teresina, Piaui 64000 Teresina, Piaui
Clayton J. Connell Route 3 Fall River, 67057
Brasil (Guanabara )
Valdemiro L. Pinto Rua Hariz E. Barros No. 945/953 Caixa Postal 2215 Cep 20270 Rio De Janeiro
Clifford L. Trax 3400 W. 77th Valley Center,67147
Brasil (Rio Grande Do Sul)
Kurt H. Hauser Kurt H. Hauser Ave Praira Belas No. Ave Praira Belas No 560 Caixa Postal 683 560 Caixa Postal 683 Port Alegre, 9000 Port Alegre, 9000
Harold C. Swope 706 S. Main Yates Center, 66783
Brasi.l (Santa Catarina)
Leonarte S. Veloso Box D-33 88000 Florianopolis Santa Catarina
Marcos A Von Bathen Caixa Postal 380 Lages
John L. Heckert Box 1213 Ottawa, 66067
Brasil (Sao Paulo)
Erwin Seigneraartin Box 8348 CPO 01508, Sao Paulo
Orieo P. Sobrinho Box 8348 01000 Sao Paulo
Eugene E. Carlson Box 1213 El Dorado, 67042
British Columbia
William L. Stirling 1495 W. 8th Ave. Vancouver V6H 1C9
William J. Mason 1495 W. 8th Ave. Vancouver V6H 1C9
William E. Montgomery Box HH Syracuse, 67878
Canada (Ontario)
Robert E. Davies Box 217 Hamilton LBN 3C9
Alan Broughton Richard D. Overton 327 Pointe Des Chenescries 6937 Grandview RRl Sault St. Marie Merriam, 66204 Ontario, P6A 5K6
Chile
Enrique C. Arretchea Marcoleta 659 Casilla Postal 2867
J. P. De Leon-Chaves Casilla Postal 284 Vina Del Mar
Columbia (Bogota)
Jaime Callejas Ospina J. Murray Jolley Apartado Aereo No 6672 1034 Sheppard Ave. Bogota, DE Downsview M3H 2TJ
Columbia (Santander)
Julio C. C. Varon Avienda 2E No O-N-33 Cucuta
Armando Fuentes Ave. 7A No. 6-77 Apartado Aereocuta
Alfred D. Van Tries 6649 Lowell Dr. Shawnee Mission 66204
China (Twiwan)
S.S. Yuan 10 Lane 201 Chang-An East Road, Sec. 2 Taipei 104, ROC
Jorgen B. Schroeder Shin Lin P 0 Box 28-9 Taipei 111, ROC
Oscar D. Smith 1505 W. Cedar Olathe, 66061
GRAND REP OTHERS
H. L. Belmino Rua Mariz E. Barros No. 945/953 Caixa Postal 2215 Cep 20270 Rio De Janeiro
GRAND REP KANSAS
Ray C. Hopson 2426 Benjamin Dr. Wichita, 67204 Merle D. Bradley 2300 W. 30th St. Topeka, 66611
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Costa
Milton Bujan Arias Box 10060 San Jose
Jorge Herrera Sanchez
Ralph D. Walker
Rica
Box 14
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Alajuela
Sharon Springs, 67758
Cuba
Raciel Martinez Andrew Angel Gerino Fabars Aparlado 72 Despaigne Lahabana
B i l l y E. Archibald Almena, 67622
Denmark
Jorgen V. Jorgensen Blegdamsvej 23 DK 21 Denmark
W. G. Krough-Poulsen Blegdamsvej 23 DK 21 Denmark
John E. Stover Box 16 Cawker City, 67430
Dominican Republic
Ramon H. Gonzalez Rojo Arzobispo Portes No. 554 Espuina Las Carreras Santo Domingo
Billy J. Beaver 3 Wycklow Overland Park, 66207
Eucador
Louis F. Muga Vasconez Carlos Cucalon Box 932 Box 932 Guayaquil Guayaquil
Addison C. Irby 416 S. Judson Ft. Scott, 66701
El Salvador
Humberto Acosta 8A Avenida Sur No. 126 San Salvador
John A. Schowalter 303 Poplar
England
CDR.MBS Higham, R.N. Freemasons' Hall 60 Great Queen S t . London. WC2B 5AZ
George T. Kelway St Anns Mil f o r d Haven, Pembrokeshire
S. A l l a n Daugherty 3411 Kinkaid W i c h i t a . 67218
Finland
Jorma Komonem Kasarmikatu 16 D 00130 Helsinki 13
Hoi gar Liinpaa Rauhankatu 6A 00130 Helsinki 13
Richard A. Porter 332 E. First Wichita. 67202
France (Natl Grand Lodge)
Jean F. Humbert Bernard Guillanain 65 Blvd. Bineau 7 Rue Ed. Henriot 92200 Neiully Sur Seine 76600 LeHavre
David Recob 1241 S. W. 31st Topeka, 66611
Gabon (Africa)
Andre G. Laroche B P Lebreville
Robert J. Higgs 125 S. W. Court!and Topeka, 66606
Germany
Gerd Honisch Emserstrasse 12-13 1 B e r l i n 31
Gerd Honisch Emserstrasse 12-13 1 B e r l i n 31
Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Box 1217 Topeka, 66601
Greece
Staraelos P. Hacris 19, Acharnon St Athena. 109
Dimitrious Sovias 38 Karolou St. Patras
A. Franklin Baldwin Rt. 1 Box 34 Fontana. 66026
Guatemala
Jose FL. Franco Deleon H. E. Solorzano Webster T. Bolin 9 Av. 3-65 Zona 1 9 Av. 3065 Zona 1 309 S. E. 3rd St. Apartado Postal No. 34 Apartade Postal Np.34 Newton, 67114 28121 Guatemala City 28121 Guatemala City Humberto R. Guzman Rene Sagastume Harvey L. Henderson Box 1700 Box 336 Box 155 San Pedro Sula Tegucigalpa Satanta, 67870
Honduras
Hal stead. 67056
Iceland
Sveinn Finnesson Skulagata 55 Reykjavik
T. Berardsson Skulgata 55 Reykjavik
India
H. P. Gupta H. Rajogoplan Freemasons' Hall 54-147 Mount Road Janpath, P. 0. Box 681 Madras 6 New D e h l i , 110001
Duane U. Stutz Utica 67584 Claude N o r r i s 1523 S. Crawford F t . Scott 66701
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Iran
Hossein Daftarian Box 11-1777 Tehran
Mohammad H. Afghami Box 11-1777 Tehran
W. Max Mathis 1006 Champa St. Pratt, 67124
Ireland
Michael W. Walker Freemason's Hall 17 Holesworth St. Dublin 2
Norman A. Peilow Freemasons' Hall 17 Molesworth St. Dublin 2
Robert G. Jackson 3825 Worwick Town Rd. Topeka, 66610
Israel
Yehoshua Hadari Box 33206 Tel Avi
Samuel Raphael i Box 33205 Tel Avi
Forrest D. Haggard 7600 W. 75th Overland Park, 66204
Italy
Ernesto Zampieri Via San Pancrazio 8 00152 Roma
Antonio G u s t a f i e r r o
L. El don Gideon Route 6 Topeka, 66608
Japan
Frederick S. Kashiwagi Katsumi Inaba 1-3 Shibakoen 4 - Chome 2-11 Kureiwa-Cho Hinato-Ku M i s s a k i , Yamashina-Ku Tokyo, 105 Kyoto, 607
Carroll C. Arnett 1615 Country Club Dr. El Dorado, 67042
Luxenbourg
Andre Zirves L-3725 Rumelange 20 Rue Dr. Flesch
Roland Lecaf 40 Espanade D i e k r i c h , Luxenbourg
Charles H. Hoffmeister 3330 Virginia Topeka, 66005
Manitoba
J . E. R. Bingman 420 Corydon Ave. Winipeg R3L 0N8
R. W. Hart 113 Browning Blvd Winipeg R3K OLl
Ralph W. Wilson 223 Concordia Bella Vista Ark 72712
Mexico (Baja Calif)
F. Guerra De La Serna Calle 9A 1 Zaragoza No. 1395 Apartade Postal No. 134, Tijuana
Chester Collins Box 96 Winona, 67764
Mexico (Baja Calif Sur)
Pauls S. Vega Apartado Postal 490 La Paz
Harry E. Gorrell Box 215 Independence. 67301
Mexico (Campeche)
Campeche Grand Lodge Off. of Permanent Exc. Sec. Apartade Postal 75 24350 Escarcego Campeche
James W. Robbins 1866 Linden Dearborn, Hi. 48124
Mexico (Cosmos)
J. L. A. Calle Eduardo V. Loya Robert M. Nease Apartade Postal No. 171 Apartado Postal No 171 Box 716 Libertad No. Libertado No. Hugoton, 67951
Mexico (Del Pacifico)
Inocencio H. Verdugo Apartado Postal No. 20 Guaymas, Sonora
Mexico (Nuevo Leon)
Alvaro Alanis E. Gral.H.Escobedo Nte. 414, APDO Postal 309 Monterrey, N. L.
Mexico (San Luis Potosi)
Jose M. Alfaro Anselmo S. Garza APDO. Postal No. 104 APDO. Postal No. 104 San Luis Potosi San Luis Potosi
Mexico (Tamaulipas)
Heliodoro Ruiz Chavez APDO Postal No. 419 Tampico, Tam. 89000
Wilbur W. Rothe 641 Morningside Dr. Salina, 67401
Fidel C. Mireles Ethan A. Quakenbush Apartado Postal No 309 Box 368 Monterrey, N. L. Sublette, 67877
Reuben A. Martinez Hata Mores
Damon H. Grimes Route 4 Paola, 66701 Gerald L. Anderson 1000 Dewey Galena, 66739
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Mexico (York)
D. H. Hart P. 0. Box 1986 Mexico 1 D. F.
Ben W. Graybill Frederico Von Son Apartado Postal 12-659 P. 0. Box 6 03020 Mexico , DF Shawnee Mission, 66201 Mexico
Netherlands
Or. P. H. Pott 22 Fluwelen Burgwal 2511 CJ The Hague
G. Tanis Van Kebwich Verschuurlaan 25-510 Groningen
Lloyd D. Crall 1915 Hart Dodge City, 67801
New Brunswick
Basil A. Prescott P. 0. Box 5430 STN A St. John E2L 4R
Fred S. P. Haycock 109 Beaverbrook Ave. St John E2K 2WB
Clarence W. Sills Parker. 66072
New South Wales
R. G. Cannon A. A. Kennedy 279 Castlereaugh St. 13 Middle Harbor Rd. P. 0. Box A 259 Linfield East 2020 Sydney South NSW 2000
Durward C. Danielson 223 W. 14th Manhattan, 66502
New Zealand
Roy J. Towers Box 6439 Wellington 1
A. R. White 27 Little John St. Hillsboro Auckland 4
Victor R. Petty 12340 W. 82nd PI Lenexa, 66215
Nicaragua
David Pereyra S. Box 102 Managua
A. G. Laraespada Box 102 Managua
R. Kenneth Land 2129 Morningside Dr. Topeka, 66614
Norway
Sverre Krokaas Nedre Voldgate 19 Oslo 1
Colonel Aksel Siding GyssestadkoUen 4 1312 Slependen
George R. Jackson 810 S. Judson Ft. Scott, 66701
Nova Scotia
Gerald G. Vickers Box 214 Halifax B3J 2M4
Frederick C. Armitage RR 1 Mount Uniacke Hants Co. Nova Scotia Canada BON IZO
Thurraan D. Miller 304 Shawnee Hiawatha, 66434
Panama
Enrique Escala V. Box 84 Panama 1
Miguel Hendoza Box 84 Panama 1
David E. Casey Box 76 Grainfield, 67737
Peru
Luis P. Martinez Box 587 Lima, 100
Carlos Valasquez Box 587. Lima, 100
Roderick B. Bentley Shields, 67884
Phillipine Islands
Manuel M. Crudo 1440 San Marcelino Manila
Victoria C. Daroya 1440 San Marcelino Manila
James H. Trice, Jr. Medicine Lodge, 67104
Prince Edward Island
Keith MacKinnon Henry N. Birch Box 337 Port Hill Charlottetown CIA 7K7 Northam R. R.
Kenneth W. Shreve 2139 Bella Vista Wichita, 67203
Quebec
W. Gordon Parker 2295 St. Hark St. Montreal H3H 2G9
R. H. Teague 165 Evelyn St. Greenfield Park J4V 2S6
Thomas C. Raum, Jr. 71 Mission Road Wichita, 67203
Queensland
J. B. Mensforth Box 2204 GPO Brisbane 4001
J. R. Kelly Box 2204 GPO Brisbane 4001
Irwin Gedney Gaylord, 67638
Saskatchewan
E. A. Snell 1930 L o m e St. Regina S4P 2M1
W. J. Oliver La Bret
Alvin E. Hauserman 515 W. 7th St. Junction City, 66441
Scotland
E. Stuart Falconer 96 George St. Edinburgh eH2 4HQ
Alastaire N. Russell 34 Rose Ave. Elgin Morayshire
Robert H. Arnold Box 122 Alma, 66401
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South Africa
Leslie Gould Grand Lodge Centre Box 46203 Orange Grove Johannesburg 2119
Louis B. Marais Natl Division Durban
John W. Willey III 317 E. 7th Solomon, 67480
South Australia
J. M. Ward Freemasons' Hall North Terrace Adelaide 5000
L. H. Ferrar 24 Mingara Ave. Stoneyfell
Conrad F. Johnson 217 S. 12th Sabetha, 66534
Spain
Joseph Munte Rodriguez Apartado Corres NUM 5119 Barcelona 08080
James E. Bradley 201 S. Bay Greensburg, 67054
Sweden
Lennart Granander Frimurareorden Nybrokajen 7, 8 Tr 11148 Stockholm
Myron G. Johnson Lenora 67645
Switzerland (Alpina
Arturo Hofmann Jean C. Huget Grand Lodge Alpina Alt Landstr 109 Rue Du Petit-Bleauliew 1 Ch-8803 Ch-1004, Lusanne Ruchlikon
James W. CI el and Wakeeney, 67672
Tasmania (Australia)
Kyle H. Wood 3 Sandy Bay Rd. Hobart 7000 Tasmania, Australia Nesip Aksut Masonic Hall 25 Nuru Ziya So Beyoglu, Istanbul
H. B. Fowler 20 Delamere Crescent Launceston 7250
Charles D. Gallipeau 2627 N. 43rd St. Kansas City, 66104
Unl Godtunca Sakayik Sok 37 /7 Tesvikiye, Istanbul
William E. Cook 8221 Santa Fe No. 10 Overland Park, 66204
Venezuela
Francisco F. Quinones Masonic Temple Este 3 No. 5 APDO 927 Caracas
N. G. Baptista Masonic Temple Este 3 No. 5 SPOO 927 Caracas
James L. Withers Star Route Sharon Springs, 67758
Victoria
Donald E. Plaisted 300 Albert Street East Melbourne 3002
J. A. Mitchell,PJGW Arthur R. Seele 12 Gregg St. Swan Hill Monument, 67747 Victoria 3585, Australia
Western Australia
B.M.W.Bridgemen Box 6015 Hay St. East Perth 6000
Derek J. Samson 176 Preston Point Rd East Fremantle W. A. 6158
Turkey
Robert Palman S170 11 Drottingholm
Arris M. Johnson 2714 Hillcrest Hays, 67601
Grand Jurisdictions are requested to review the name, spelling and address and to submit changes or new additions direct to the Grand Secretary, Box 1217, Topeka, Kansas 666011217. We request address correstions whenever possible.
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Address: M: .W: . Arris M. Johnson
18-23
Awards Program
92-93
Area Deputy Grand Masters 1986-1987
124
Banquet, All Masonic
119
Biographical Sketch, M:.W:. Arris M. Johnson
133-134
Checks and Warrants 1985-1986
56-67
Committees 1986-1987
215-216
Consolidations of Lodges
27-32
Deaths: This Jurisdiction
144-157
Other Jurisdictions
158-159
Defunct Lodges
201-202
District Deputy Grand Masters 1986-1987
124-125
Distinguished Visitors to Grand Lodge
10
Edicts
27-32
Election: Appointment of Tellers
85
Report of Tellers
119
Installation of 1986-1987 Grand Lodge Officers
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123-124
Essay Contest, High School High School Wiruiers Topic 1987 Fifty Year Members
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102 123 77-79
Grand Lodge Officers: At 130th Communication 1986-1987 Grand Lodges and Grand Secretaries of Other Jurisdictions
B 123-124 203-211
Grand Master, M: .W:. Arris M. Johnson Address Biographical Sketch Official Portrait Official Visitations
18-23 133-134 2 24-26
Grand Master, M:.W:. Durward C. Danielson Installation
123
Introductions
125
Invitation to 1987 Annual Communication
126
Presentations
125
Reception for Grand Master at Manhattan
126
Special Remarks
126
Grand Representatives: At 130th Annual Communication
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Of Kansas, Near Other Jurisdictions
203-211
Of Other Jurisdictions, Near Kansas
203-211
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Grand S e c r e t a r y ' s Report
49-55
Grand Treasurer' s Report
42-48
High School Essay Contest
101-103
I t i n e r a r y , M: .W:. Arris M. Johnson
24-26
Lodges j Consolidations
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201-202
Defunct
201-202
Directory of
167-195
Location by Area and District
137-142
Location of Lodge Halls
196
Outstanding, 1985
93
Represented at 130th Annual Communication
14-17
Not Represented at 130th Annual Commmication
143
Synopsis of Lodge Annual Returns
160-166
Masons, Outstanding, 1985
93
Masonic Foundation, Report of the Executive Director
95-98
Masonic Home: Report of the Administrator
105-115
Report of the Director of Development
116
Report of the Secretary-Treasurer
117
Mileage and Per-Diem Checks Issued
68-74
Past Grand Masters Association Meeting Minutes
135-136
Past Grand Masters: Living
200
Deceased
197-199
At 130th Annual Communication
8
Past Masters at 130th Annual Communication
11-13
Per-Diem and Mileage Checks Issued
68-74
Photographs: M;.W:. Arris M. Johnson
2
Appointive Officers 1985-1986
127
Grand' Lodge Building
3
130th Annual Communication
128-132
Proclamation of Grand Master
27
Proficiency Certificates 1985-1986
75-76
Reading of the Journal
123
Report of Grand Lodge Committees: Council of Administration
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Chartered Lodges & Lodges U/D Church-Lodge Relations Correspondence Credentials Finance Foreign R e l a t i o n s
84-85 104-105
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103-104 86-92 8-17 120 99-iOO
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119-120
Grand Lodge O f f i c e r s
3^Q5
Jurisprudence
12I
Library Masonic E d u c a t i o n Necrology
41-42
O p e r a t i o n "KAN"
101
Piiblic Schools
101-103
Publication
85
Ritualistic
94-95
Ten5>le B u i l d i n g & Remodeling T o t a l Youth T r i a l s and Punishments
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S i x t y Year and Over Members
80-83
S p e c i a l Conmrunications, Grand Lodge 1985-1986
32-40.
T r i c e - R o b i s o n Awards Welcome t o S a l i n a
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GRAND LODGE COMMITTEES 1986-1987 CREDENTIALS James R. Struble, Chairman, Salina No. 60, 3724 SW 31st. St. , Topeka, 66614 John W. Willey, III, Solomon No. 105, 317 E. 7th St., Solomon, 67480 REPORTS OF GRAND OFFICERS Paul E. Ferrell, Chairman, Orient No. 51, 1910 SE 37th, Topeka, 66605 FINANCE Merle D. Bradley, Chairman, Topeka No. 17, 2300 W. 30th, Topeka, 66611 Jerry Cole, Albert Pike No. 303, 1351 N. Emporia, Wichita, 67213 C. M. "Bud" Geis, Circleville No. 20, Box 72, Circleville, 66416 Mitchell Hensley, Millbrook No. 281, P.O. Box 334, Hill City, 67642 Roger Seigel, Old Mission No. 153, 8424 State Line Rd. , Shawnee Mission, 66206 JURISPRUDENCE Arthur C. Hodgson, PGM, chairman. Corner Stone No. 219, Box 666, Lyons, 67554 F. Warren Starns, PGM, Wallace No. 318, HC 1, Box 78, Winona, 66764 Ben B. Boyles, PGM, Keystone No. 102, 807 N. Main, St. John, 67576 William E. Bradford, PGM, Lyra No. 256, 707 Vine, Wamego, 66764 Addison C. Irby, PGM, Rising Sun No. 8, 416 S. Judson, Ft. Scott, 66701 Robert L. Davis, Albert Pike No. 303, Rt. 1, Box 66A, Colwich, 67030 TRIALS AND PUNISHMENT John H. Murray, PGM, Chairman, King Solomon No. 10, 1020 S. 4th, Leavenworth, 66048 Richard A. Porter, PGM, Albert Pike No. 303, 332 East 1st St. Wichita, 67202 Basil Marhofer, Walnut Valley No. 191, Ness City, 67560 J. Wayne Pipkin, Morton No. 258, 306 Fillmore, PO Box 528, Cheney, 67025 Robert H. Arnold, PGM, Alma No. 161, PO Box 122, Alma, 66401 MASONIC EDUCATION Arris M. Johnson, PGM, Chairman, Hays No. 195, 2714 Hillcrest, Hays, 67601 Richard D. Kelsey, PGM, Topeka No. 17, 16824 NW 54th, Rossville, 66533 PUBLIC SCHOOLS John A. Schowalter, Chairman, Halstead No. 46, 303 Poplar, Halstead, 67056 Jimmy D. King, Blue Rapids No. 169, 605 East Ave., Blue Rapids, 66411 Max L. Albert, Corner Stone No. 219, Box 261, Little River, 67457 Damon M. Grimes, Paola No. 37, Rt. 4, Paola, 66071 Newton L. Skirvin, Old Mission No. 153, 8008 Belinder Rd. , Leawood, 66206 TEMPLE BUILDING AND REMODELING Chester L. Gilbert, PGM, Chairman, Topeka No. 17, 3455 SW Huntoon, Topeka, 66604 Virgil Waggoner, Topeka No. 17, 1824 High St., Topeka, 66604 Richard L. Becker, PGM, Keystone No. 102, PO Box 483, Coffeyville, 67337 George W. Sellens, Lafayetter No. 16, 1431 Leavenworth, Manhattan, 66502 Robert J. Higgs, Golden Rule No. 90, 125 SW Courtland, Topeka, 66606 CHARTERED L01X5ES AND LODGES U/D _ Robert G. Jackson, POl, Chairman, Wakarusa No. 402, 3825 SW Worwick Town Rd. , Topeka, 66610 Larry L. Algott, Ashlar No. 344, Rt. 4, Box 258D, Manhattan, 66502 Arthur A. Hartshorn, Jr., Black Diamond No. 274, 806 Turner Ct. , Pittsburg, 66762 Don E. Robinett, St. John's No. 113, Rt. 2, Box 52, Randall, 66963 Ralph Kimmel, Cherokee No. 119, Box 130, Cherokee, 66724 Clifford L. Trax, North Star No. 168, 3400 W. 77th, Valley Center, 67147 Richard R. Haefele, Ulysses No. 435, Box 854, Ulysses, 67880 Calvin E. Bruns, Ashlar No. 344, RR, Box 81, Riley, 66531 FOREIGN RELATIONS Forrest D. Haggard, PGM, Chairman, Ancient Form No. 34, 7600 W. 75th, Overland Pk., 66204 David L. Recob, Topeka No. 17, 1241 SW 31st St., Topeka, 66611 RITUALISTIC J. Fred Williamson, PGM, Chairman, Royal No. 192, 310 S. Purdy, Lyons, 67554 Lawrence D. Winegardner, PGM, Active No. 158, 601 S. 6th St., Atchison, 66002 E. Dean Osborne, North Star No. 168/Albert Pike No. 303, 328 E. First, Wichita, 67202 Dwight Burton, Hutchinson No. 445, 2004 Harrison, Hutchinson, 67502 Harold E. Colbert, Lafayette No. 16, 2418 Buena Vista Dr., Manhattan, 66502
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TOTAL YOOTH Jerry K. VanAllen, Chairman, Sharon Springs No. 417, HC2, Box 161, Sharon Springs, 67758 Lyle E. Spain, Sutton No. 85, 320 W. Commercial, Waterville, 66548 Larry P. Holder, Delaware No. 96, 2917 N. 83rd Terr., Kansas City, 66109 Gary Weller, Hays No. 195, 1105 Pinehiicst, Hays, 67601 S. Mack Pinley, Wamego No. 75, 3734 Truman Ave., Topeka, 66609 PUBLICATIONS Floyd E. (Gene) Ramsey, Chairman, Ottawa No. 18, 602 N. Main, PO Box 31, Ottawa, 66067 Oscar Smith, Olathe No. 19, 1505 W. Cedar, Olathe, 66061 CORRESPONDENCE Kenneth Dooley, Chairman, Mt. Vernon No. 145, RPD 1, Barnard, 67418 NECROLOGY Carroll C. Amett, PGM, Chmn., Belleville No. 129, 1615 Country Club Rd.., El Dorado, 67042 OPERATION "KAN" Glenn L. Knac^, Chairman, Easton No. 45, 2747 Frances, Leavenworth, 66048 Larry M. Lein, Washington No. 5, 1530 Kansas, Atchison, 66002 William J. Colnar, Ben anx No. 322, 8012 Arcadia, Kansas City, 66112 Lemoin Landau, Mountain Slope No. 186, 206 N. Cass, Oberlin, 67749 GRAND LODGE LIBRARY Ben W. Graybill, PGM, Historian, Old Mission No. 153, Box 6, Shawnee Mission, 66201 GRAND LODGE ACTIVITIES Clifford D. Knauss, Chairman, Halstead No. 46, Box 151, Halstead, 67056 Clifford Trax, North Star No. 168, 3400 W. 77th, Valley Center, 67147 C. M. (Bud) Geis, Circleville No. 20, Box 72, Circleville, 66416 Arthur R. Seele, Wallace No. 318, Rt. 1, Box 58, Monument, 67747 -CHURCH-LODGE RELATIONS Kenneth V. Itoses, Chairman, Marysville No. 91, 1201 Debbie Ln., Marysville, 66508
TIME OF F E T I N G 1987 THE ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-FIRST ANNUAL COMMUNICATION OF THE MOST WORSHIPFUL GRAND LODGE OF ANCIENT FREE AND ACCEPTED fksoNS OF KANSAS, WILL BE I N SALINA^ KANSAS, BEGINNING FRIDAY, MARCH 2 0 , AND CONCLUDING SATURDAY, MARCH 2 1 , 1987, A.L. 5987
MOST WORSHIPFUL GRAND LODGE OF ANCIENT FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS OF KANSAS GRAND LODGE OFFICERS 1986-1987
M:.W:. Durward C. Danielson, Grand Master, Lafayette No. 16, 223 N. 14th, Manhattan, 65502 R:.'W:. Clifford D. Knauss, Deputy Grand Master, Halstead No. 46, Box 151, Halstead, 67056 " . . R: .W:.-Claude W.""Norris, Grand Senior Warden', Rising Sun No. 8, 1523 Crawford, Ft. Scott,-66701 R:.W:. Robert M. Nease, Grand Junior Warden, Kilwinning No. 265, Box 716, Hugoton, 67951 < ' '_ .• M:.W:. William F. Mcintosh, PGM, Grand Treasurer, Clay Center No. 134, Box.514, Clay Center, 67432 •. • R:.W:. Albert 0. Arnold, Jr., Grand Secretary, Rosedale No. 333, Box 1217, Topeka, 66601 W:. Conrad F. Johnson, Grand Chaplain, Smithton No. 1, 217 S. 12th, Sabetha, 66534 • __ •
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W:. Don E. Robinett, Grand Senior Deacon, St. John's No. 113, Rt. 2, Box 52, Randall, 66963 W:. James H. Nolte, Grand Junior Deacon, Great Bend No. 15, 2433 Walnut Dr., Great Bend, 67530 W:. Walter M. Bird, Grand Marshal, Roger Sherman No. 369, 6721 Yecker, Kansas City, 66109 , W:.' Ralph E. Feldkamp, Grand Sword Bearer, Lafayette No. 16, Rt. 6, Box 23, Manhattan, 66502' W:. J. Steven Molstad, Grand Senior Steward, St. Thomas No. 306, Box 421, Colby, 67701 W:. Harry Peterson, Grand Junior Steward, Xenia No. 47, Rt. 3, Fort Scott, 66701 W:. Henry V. Beck, Grand Pursuivant, Lafayette No. 16, 1863 Elaine Dr., Manhattan, 66502 W:. Donald L. Doll, Grand Tyler, North Star No. 168, 1509 W. Lotus, Wichita, 67213 W:. Lloyd D. Crall, Assistant Grand Tyler,_St. Bernard No. 222, 1915 Hart, Dodge City, 67801
Time of Meeting 1987 The One Hundred Thirty-First Annual Communication of the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of Kansas, will be in Salina, Kansas, Beginning Friday, March 20, and concluding Saturday, March 21, 1987, A.L. 5987
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THE ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-FIRST ANNUAL COMMUNICATION HELD IN SALINA, KANSAS MARCH 20, 21,1987
M.-. W.-. CLIFFORD D. KNAUSS, HALSTEAD, 67056 R.-. W.-. ALBERT O. ARNOLD, JR., GRAND SECRETARY 320 W. 8th Street, RO. Box 1217 Topeka, Kansas 66601 913-234-5518
M:. W:. DURWARD C. DANIELSON GRAND MASTER MARCH 22, 1986 TO MARCH 21, 1987 (Biographical Sketch, See Page 146)
M:. W:. LODGE A.F.&A.M. KANSAS 320 W. 8th Street P. O. Box 1217 Topeka, Kansas 66601 Tel: 913-234-5518
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Clifford D. Knauss, Grand Master, Halstead No. 46, Box 151, Halstead, 67056. Claude W. Norris, Deputy Grand Master, Rising Sun No. 8, 1523 Crawford, Ft. Scott, 66701. R: .W: Robert M. Nease, Grand Senior Warden, Kilwinning No. 265, Box 716, Hugoton, 67951. R: .W: Don E. Robinett, Grand Junior Warden, St. Johns No. 113, Rt. 2, Box 52, Randall, 66963. H: .W: William F. Mcintosh, PGM, Grand Treasurer, Clay Center No. 134, Box 514, Clay Center, 67432. R: .W: Albert 0. Arnold, Jr., Grand Secretary, Rosedale No. 333, Box 1217, Topeka, 66601. W: William J. Brown, Grand Chaplain, Unity No. 273, 2839 S. Bonn, Wichita, 67217. W: Conrad F. Johnson, Grand Senior Deacon, Smithton No. 1, 217 S. 12th, Sabetha, 66534. W: Jeffrey L. Sowder, Grand Junior Deacon, Woodson No. 121, Box 177, Toronto, 66777. U: Donald D. Schoeni, Grand Marshal, Ancient Form No. 34, 4828 Cody, Shawnee, 66203. W: Charles E. Singhisen, Grand Sword Bearer, Albert Pike No. 303, 400 W. Central, #1012, Wichita, 67203. W: Merle W. Furnas, Grand Senior Steward, Keystone No. 102, 3606 W. 7th, Coffeyville, 67337. W: Lewis J. Cain, Grand Junior Steward, Halstead No. 46, Rt. 2, Box 285, Halstead, 67056. U: Aubrey "Cub" Park, Grand Pursuivant, Oakley No. 253, 314 Edgerton, Oakley, 67748. V: Russell C. Schwilling, Grand Tyler, Zeredatha No. 80, Rt. 1, Box 58, Strong City, 66869. W:. Raymond H. Heer, Assistant Grand Tyler, Tyrian No. 246, P.O. Box 842, Garden City, 67845. GRAND LODGE COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN CREDENTIALS Donald L. Doll, North Star No. 168, 1509 W. Lotus, Wichita, 67231. REPORTS OF GRAND OFFICERS Paul E. Ferrell, Orient No. 51, 1625 SW 37th Terrace, Apt. 412, Topeka, 66609. FINANCE F. Warren Starns, PGM, Wallace No. 318, HCl, Box 78, Winona, 67764. JURISPRUDENCE Arthur C. Hodgson, PGM, Corner Stone No. 219, Box 666, Lyons, 67554. TRIALS AND PUNISHMENT Robert D. Caplinger, PGM, Kiowa No. 293, RFD 2, Effingham, 66023. MASONIC EDUCATION Arris M. Johnson, PGM, Hays No. 195, 2714 Hillcrest, Hays, 67601. PUBLIC SCHOOLS John A. Schowalter, Halstead No. 46, 303 Poplar, Halstead, 67056. TEMPLE BUILDING AND REMODELING Chester L. Gilbert, PGM, Topeka No. 17, 3455 SW Huntoon, Topeka, 66604. CHARTERED LODGES AND LODGES UNDER DISPENSATION Robert G. Jackson, PGM, Wakarusa No. 402, 3825 SW Worwick Town Rd., Topeka, 66610. FOREIGN RELATIONS Forrest D. Haggard, PGM, Ancient Form No. 34, 7600 W. 75th St., Overland Park, 66204. RITUALISTIC Lawrence D. Winegardner, PGM, Active No. 158, 601 S. 6th St., Atchison, 66002. TOTAL YOUTH Leslie 0. Bailey, St. Francis No. 404, P.O. Box 402, St. Francis, 67756. PUBLICATIONS Floyd E. (Gene) Ramsey, Ottawa No. 18, 602 N. Main, P.O. Box 31, Ottawa, 66067. CORRESPONDENCE Kenneth Dooley, Mt. Vernon No. 145, RFD 1, Barnard, 67418. NECROLOGY Carroll C. Arnett, PGM, Belleville No. 129, 1615 Country Club Rd., El Dorado, 67042. OPERATION "KAN" Glenn L. Knapp, Easton No. 45, 2747 Frances, Leavenworth, 66048. GRAND LODGE LIBRARY Charles S. Baldry, Siloam No. 225, 1700 Grove, Topeka, 66606. GRAND LODGE ACTIVITIES Clifford L. Trax, North Star No. 168, 3400 W. 77th, Valley Center, 67147. CHURCH-LODGE RELATIONS Charles B. Bennett, Old Mission No. 153, 6436 Woodson Dr., Shawnee Mission, 66202.
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Lawrence D. Winegardner, PGM, Active No. 158, 601 S. 6th St., Atchison, 66002. J. Fred Williamson, PGH, Royal No. 192, 310 S. Purdy, Lyons, 67554. David P. Aday, Wellington No. 150, Osborne, 67473. A. Franklin Baldwin, Ancient Form No. 34, Rt. 1, Box 34, Fontana, 66026. Charles D. Gallipeau, Wyandotte No. 3, 2627 N. 43rd, Kansas City, 66104. Hurlbut K. Graves, St. Francis No. 404, Rt. 1, Box 66, St. Francis, 67756. Richard R. Haefele, Ulysses No. 435, Box 854, Ulysses, 67880. Gerald A. Lough, Delaware No. 96, 2417 N. 82nd Terrace, Kansas City, 66109. Robert M. Schroeder, Ben Hur No. 322, 4104 Strong Ave., Kansas City, 66106 Russell C. Schwilling, Zeredatha No. 172, Rt. 1, Box 58, Strong City, 66869. Robert K. Shklar, Cosmos No. 278, 204 S. 5th, Kiowa, 67070. Alfred H. Slough, Chase No. 247, Box 5, Raymond, 67573. David F. Snyder, Bestor G. Brown No. 433, 820 N. Old Manor, Wichita, 67208. James R. Struble, Salina No. 60, 3724 SW 31st, Topeka, 66614. Milton F. Thompson, Parsons No. 117, 1316 S. 29th, Parsons, 67357. Clifford L. Trax, North Star No. 168, 3400 W. 77th, Valley Center, 67147. William G. Updegrove, Jr., Lewis No. 220, Box 86, Lewis, 67552. Ronald E. White, Topeka No. 17, 1631 Atchison, Atchison, 66002-2247. James R. Winn, Salina No. 60, 1020 Neal, Salina, 67401. GRAND LECTURERS EMERITUS
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Harvey L. Henderson, Satanta No. 446, Box 155, Satanta, 67870. Frank T. Moore, Albert Pike No. 303, 2314 Pattie, Wichita, 67211. Clarence W. Sills, Ben Hur No. 322, Parker, 66072. Earl M. Sitton, Paradise No. 290, 1100 SW 4th, Plainville, 67663. Carl W. Underwood, North Star No. 168, 915 Country Acres, Wichita, 67212.
TTMF OF I^FTINR 19RR THE ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-SECOND ANNUAL COMMUNICATION OF THE MOST WORSHIPFUL GRAND LODGE OF ANCIENT FREE AND A X E P T E D MASONS OF KANSAS WILL BE IN WICHITA> KANSAS^ BEGINNING FRIDAY,
AND CoNauDiNG SATURDAY, MARCH 19, 1988, A.L. 5988.
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THE M:.W:. GRAND LODGE OF A.F. & A.M. OF KANSAS ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-FIRST ANNUAL COMMUNICATION
Salina, Kansas March 20, 1987 Following the organ prelude by Bro. Harry Huber, substitute Grand Organist, W:. Eric L. Danielson, Worshipful Master of Lafayette Lodge No. 16, called the assembly to order, the Bible was opened, and asked for the Invocation by Reverend Brother Fr. Donald Davidson, Chaplain of St. John's Military Academy. Upon his instructions, W:. Walter Bird, Grand Marshal, retired and escorted the Grand Lodge Officers into the auditorium, forming two ranks from East and West; The Grand Marshal then retired and escorted M:.W:. Durward C. Danielson, Grand Master, to the East where he was presented with the gavel of authority by his son, W:. Eric L. Danielson. The Grand Master remarked that he believed this was the first time a son of a Grand Master had received his father into the Annual Communication. The Flag Ceremony presenting the Nation's Flags was given by the Sojourners of Leavenworth, Chapter 154, and Heroes Old Frontier Camp. Upon conclusion, the Grand Master invited Right Worshipful and Brother Harold B. Aldrich, III, Regional Representative of National Sojourners and District Deputy Grand Master, District No. 3, to the East to introduce the participants who were: Matthew A. Vlademar, Charles W. Farmer, Rupert F. Glover, Ernest K. Stonebraker, John H. Murray, William N. Vander Beek and Bro. Aldrich. They were thanked and received warm applause for their presentation. The M:.W:. Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of Kansas was opened in Ample Form on the Third Degree convening its 131st Annual Comnunication on this date at the Masonic Temple located in the city of Salina, Kansas. The Grand Master called the lodge to recess and instructed the Grand Marshal to retire and escort Brother Joseph Ritter to the East. M:.W:. Danielson then introduced the Honorable Joseph Ritter, Mayor of Salina, to the assembly. The Mayor brought greetings and official welcome to the Annual Communication, pledging assistance in accoranodations and other amenities during our stay in Salina. The Grand Master thanked Brother Ritter for his words of welcome, and he was then escorted out by the Grand Marshal. W:. Daniel E. Beggs, Master of Salina Lodge No. 60, was escorted to the East and extended a warm welcome and appreciation for having the 131st Annual Conmunication in Salina. He expressed fond hope that future communications might also be held in Salina. The Grand Master asked that Past Grand Officers, Distinguished Guests and Grand Lodge Officers from other jurisdictions retire to be assembled for introduction. Upon request of the Grand Master, it was determined by the Grand Secretary that a constitutional number of lodges was represented for the opening of the Annual Conmunication. Introductions M:.W:. Durward C. Danielson personally introduced ÂŤach of the Past Grand Masters present and extended his greetings and welcome to this Annual Communication. He stated, "we definitely are most deeply indebted to you for the leadership you have provided over the years", and asked for the brethren there assembled to join him in extending the Private Grand Honors to the Past Grand Masters. M:.W:. S. Allan Daugherty expressed the delight of all the Past Grand Masters who were present at this 131st Annual Communication and their appreciation of the very fine attendance. He extended special thanks to the brethren for their continuing assistance to the Kansas Masonic Home, and thanked the Grand Master for the Honors accorded to the Past Grand Masters. The Grand Officers and Past Grand Masters of other jurisdictions were then escorted to the East, and the following were introduced and welcomed by the Grand Master:
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Robert Jenkins, Grand Senior Warden, Grand Lodge of Missouri Paul Eveland, Deputy Grand Master, Grand Lodge of Nebraska Bevin Bump, Past Grand Master, Grand Lodge of Nebraska Norman Hoff, Grand Master, Grand Lodge of Colorado Paul H. Dorsey, Jr., Grand Master, Grand Lodge of Oklahoma Wayne Luenenborg, Grand Master, Grand Lodge of Nebraska Harold Barkley, Grand Master, Grand Lodge of Iowa Jack T. Rowe, Grand Master, Grand Lodge of North Dakota
The Grand Master thanked these brethren for joining us in our 131st Annual Conmunication, and Private Grand Honors were extended the visiting Grand Masters and Past Grand Masters. The Grand Master asked that the distinguished leaders of the Concordant and Appendant Bodies in the State of Kansas be escorted to the East, and then introduced the following: Bro. Robert E. Lee, State President, International Hi-Twelve W:. Stephen Karstadt, Worthy Grand Patron, Order of Eastern Star Bro. Jerry Lindenbaum, Administrator, Kansas Masonic Home M:.W:. Eldon Nickolson, Grand High Priest, Grand Chapter R.A.M. of Kansas 111:. K. Maynard Curts, Intendant General, Red Cross of Co.nstantine of Kansas W:. J. Eldon Masters, Executive Officer, DeMolay of Kansas M:.E James E. Zimmerman, Grand Secretary-Recorder, York Rite Bodies of Kansas H:.I Orville Wesseler, Grand Master, Cryptic Masons of Kansas R:.E Carveth Neer, Grand Commander, Knights Templar of Kansas M:.W:. Danielson expressed his pleasure at having these distinguished masonic leaders present and thanked them for their continuing fine efforts. A hearty welcome was given to these guests. The Area Deputy Grand Masters and the District Deputy Grand Masters were asked to stand and be recognized. In addressing them, the Grand Master extended his personal thanks as well as thanks from the Grand Lodge of Kansas for the time, energy and efforts they had given during the past year on behalf of the Fraternity of Freemasonry across the state of Kansas. He stated that the Grand Master could not possibly perform his many duties across the state without their help, and commended them for "a good job, very well done". 111:. LeWayne Premer, Potentate of Isis Temple of Salina, was escorted to the Grand East, and was introduced by the Grand Master who acknowledged with appreciation the assistance given by Brother Premer throughout the year; and especially his help in the many duties associated with the Annual Communication. The brethren responded with a warm welcome. The Grand Master then ordered the roll call of Grand Representatives, and asked that those present stand and be recognized. M:.W:. Danielson expressed his appreciation of the time and effort the Grand Representatives put into performing this very important function. R:.W:. Clifford D. Knauss, Deputy Grand Master, was asked to assume the gavel of authority, and M:.W:. Durward C. Danielson approached the podium to give his address.
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REPORT OF THE CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE R:.W:. James R. Struble, Chairman of the Credentials Committee, gave the following report which on his motion was accepted, subject to any necessary corrections or additions: To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: The Credentials Committee is pleased to report that we have recorded the following brethren present and entitled to seats in this One Hundred Thirty-First Annual Communication of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: GRAND OFFICERS M:.W R:.W R:.W R:.W R:.W R:.W W W M M W W W W W W
Durward C. Danielson Clifford D. Knauss Claude W. Norris Robert M. Nease William F. Mcintosh Albert 0. Arnold, Jr Conrad F. Johnson Don E. Robinett James H. Nolte Walter M. Bird Ralph E. Feldkamp J. Steven Molstad Harry Peterson Calvin E. Bruns Donald L. Doll Lloyd D. Crall
Grand Master Deputy Grand Master Grand Senior Warden Grand Junior Warden Grand Treasurer Grand Secretary Grand Chaplain Grand Senior Deacon Grand Junior Deacon Grand Marshal Grand Sword Bearer Grand Senior Steward Grand Junior Steward Grand Pursuivant Grand Tyler Assistant Grand Tyler SUB-OFFICERS
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Halbert G. Horton James E. Zimmerman J. Fred Williamson A. Franklin Baldwin Charles D. Gallipeau Hurlbut K. Graves Richard R. Haefele Gerald A. Lough Robert M. Schroeder Russell C. Schwilling Robert K. Shklar David F. Snyder James R. Struble Milton F. Thompson Clifford L. Trax William G. Updegrove, Jr James R. Winn Harvey L. Henderson Frank T. Moore Clarence W. Sills Earle M. Sitton Carl W. Underwood
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S. Allan Daugherty John H. Hurray Arthur C. Hodgson Owen E. Hodgson Thomas C. Raum, Jr. Carroll C. Arnett Richard D. Kelsey J. Fred Williamson Forrest D. Haggard Robert H. Arnold
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Ralph D. Walker William F. Mcintosh Chester L. Gilbert U. Nolan Artz F. Warren Starns Ben B. Boyles Robert G. Jackson Richard A. Porter Larry D. Winegardner Arris M. Johnson
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AREA DEPUTY GRAND MASTERS (OUTGOING) 1986-1987 Bobby L. Ackerman John E. Mowen Winiam L. M c F a l l , Halbert G. Horton Melvin Cuiranings . .
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Hugh W. Gill, III Raymond R. Haden Ronald Pfenninger Lawrence Eckhoff Wilbur L. Morris David E. Casey
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AREA DEPUTY GRAND MASTERS (INCOMING) 1987-1988 Bobby L. Ackerman John E. Mowen .... William L. McFall, Jr. F. Ray Canada .... Melvin Cumraings .. Bobby J. Walker ..
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Martin A. Reed Edward C. SIipsager Ronald Pfenninger Lawrence Eckhoff Bernard Weller David E. Casey
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DISTRICT DEPUTY GRAND MASTERS (OUTGOING) 1986-1987 H. Elvin Jones Harold B. Aldrich, III Vernon J. Clark Franklin McGee Willard H. Stanton Glen W. Niemeir Don Hadlock Jack Peterson Ronald Seute Ervel F. Cleaver Milan Rutti Neil D. McKenzie Robert H. Shepard Charles W. Lewis Gerald Magnus Leonard F. Arnett Hugh E. Thompson James B. Parmenter Edward Gutsch Gayle A. Prater
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M. Wayne Rush Homer G. Cowdrey Claude J. Spicer Henry Bozarth, Jr. ... Wayne L. Orem H. Corvon Carpenter .. Raymond E. Weaver Jay B. HcCaskill, Jr. Stanley Baker Garvin D. Donoho Charles H. Metzger ... Lewis F. Hillard Wayne G. Rhorer Earl P. Krankenberg .. Richard Brozek Edward Schultz Roger A. Yost Earl D. Crisp Marvin J. Figgins Arnold W. Hafenstein .
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DISTRICT DEPUTY GRAND MASTERS (INCOMING) 1987-1988 Galen Wei land Dee Duttweiler Maurice C. Hearn Walter M. Bird Roy F. Stirton Harold E. Flaigle Larry Kinder Harold R. Rogers Eugene B. Bauder Leonard G. Scheurich Archie R. Smith Earl R. Watts Joe D. Shumate Ivan M. Pemberton Claire B. Sparling Lloyde Goins Robert E. Mathena Leonard Dodge Steven C. Lutz Cecil E. Redenbaugh F. E. (Pete) Peterson Eddie D. Henley Edward E. Kuffler William C. Tapley Dusty L. Booth
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Norman Hoff, Grand Master, Grand Lodge of Colorado Harold Barkley, Grand Master, Grand Lodge of Iowa Robert Jenkins, Grand Senior Warden, Grand Lodge of Missouri Wayne Luenenborg, Grand Master, Grand Lodge of Nebraska Bevin Bump, Past Grand Master, Grand Lodge of Nebraska Paul Eveland, Deputy Grand Master, Grand Lodge of Nebraska Jack T. Rowe, Grand Master, Grand Lodge of North Dakota Paul H. Dorsey, Jr., Grand Master, Grand Lodge of Oklahoma OTHER DISTINGUISHED GUESTS
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Orville Wesseler, Grand Master, Cryptic Masons of Kansas Carveth Neer, Grand Comnander, Knights Templar of Kansas K. Maynard Curts, Intendant General, Red Cross of Constantine of Kansas Eldon Nicholson, Grand High Priest, Grand Chapter R.A.M. of Kansas James E. Zimmerman, Grand Secretary-Recorder, York Rite Bodies of Kansas J. Eldon Masters, Executive Officer, DeMolay of Kansas Robert E. Lee, State President, International Hi-Telve James L. Claussen, Executive Director, Kansas Masonic Foundation Jerry Lindenbaum, Administrator, Kansas Masonic Home Tim E. Haddad, Director of Development, Kansas Masonic Home Bruce Humphrey, Director of Admissions, Kansas Masonic Home Lillian Pollock, Development Office Secretary, Kansas Masonic Home Halbert G. Morton, Assistant to the Grand Secretary Charles S. Baldry, Grand Lodge Office Clifford Trax, Official Photographer LeWayne Premer, Potentate, Isis Temple, A.A.O.N.M.S. Glenn Kohr, Past Potentate, Isis Temple, A.A.O.N.M.S. Douglas Jolley, Recorder, Isis Temple, A.A.O.N.M.S. Stephen Karstadt, Worthy Grand Patron, Order of Eastern Star Ruth Williams, Worthy Grand Matron, Order of Eastern Star Jeanne Beck, Past Worthy Grand Matron, Order of Eastern Star Louetta Secrest, PWGM, OES, Board Member, Kansas Masonic Home Barbara Dalton, International Honor Queen, International Order Job's Daughters Sherrie Dalton, State DeMolay Sweetheart Mrs. Donna Dalton, Chapter Advisor, Job's Daughters GRAND REPRESENTATIVES
Alabama - W. Nolan Artz; Alaska - Alfred L. Lewis; Arizona - William F. Mcintosh; California - Richard D. Kelsey; Colorado - J. Fred Williamson; Connecticut - John Rule; Georgia - Ben B. Boyles; Massachusetts - Vernon D. Martin; Michiga - Owen E. Hodgson; Minnesota - E. Dean Osborn; Missouri - Clifford D. Knauss; New Hampshire - Lawrence D. Winegardner; New Jersey - Elvin S. Cox; New York - F. Warren Starns; North Dakota Arthur C. Hodgson; Ohio - John H. Murray; Puerto Rico - Melburn C. Barnes; South Carolina - Chester L. Gilbert; Texas - K. Maynard Curts; Vermont - James E. Zimmerman; Virginia - Glenn L. Knapp; Washington - George L. Gerardy. Bolivia - C. M. (Bud) Geis; Brazil (Bahia) - Jack B.^Stairrett; Brazil (Goias) Benny L. HoUoway; Brazil (Minas Gerais) - Richard L. Becker; Brasil (Guanabara) Clifford L. Trax; Chile - Ray C. Hopson; Columbia (Bogota) - Merle D. Bradley; Costa Rica - Ralph D. Walker; Cuba - Billy E. Archibald; El Salvador - John A. Schowalter; England - S. Allan Daugherty; Finland - Richard A. Porter; France (Nat'l Grand Lodge) David L. Recob; Gabon (Africa) - Robert J. Higgs; Germany - Albert 0. Arnold, Jr.; Greece - A. Franklin Baldwin; Honduras - Harvey L. Henderson; India - Claude Norris; Ireland - Robert G. Jackson; Israel - Forrest D. Haggard; Italy - L. Eldon Gideon; Japan - Carroll C. Arnett; Mexico (Cosmos) - Robert M. Nease; Mexico (Nuevo Leon) Ethan A. Quackenbush; Mexico (San Luis Potosi) - Damon M. Grimes; Mexico (Tamaulipas) Gerald L. Anderson; Netherlands - Lloyd D. Crall; New Brunswick - Clarence W. Sills; New South Wales - Durward C. Daniel son; Panama - David E. Casey; Quebec - Thomas C. Raum; Scotland - Robert H. Arnold; South Africa - John W. Willey III; South Australia - Conrad F. Johnson; Sweden - Myron G. Johnson; Tasmania (Australia) - Charles D. Gallipeau; Venezuela - James L. Withers; Victoria - Arthur R. Seele; Western Australia - Arris M. Johnson.
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Name Conrad F. Johnson Donald L. Daniels; Mark C. Davison; Archie J. Dishman; Charles D. Gallipeau; Robert W. Wallace; Robert W. Wallace, Jr. H. Elvin Jones Eugene Curl; George W. Mole; C. David Williams Herbert J. Keen; James McKenzie; David L. Recob; Edward C. Verbeke Arthur A. Day; Michael A. Norris; Phillip W. Norris; David R. Shepard Ronnie W. Welsh Billye E. Cordell; Grank G. Woods Floyd L. Anderson; M. E. Buchenau; James Drake; Leslie L. Milberger Mervin E. Buchenau; Harold E. Colbert; Hugh E. Thompson Merle D. Bradley; James E. Zimmerman W. Phil McCracken Fred Lockard C. H. Geis Harold H. Bailey; Wayne H. Rollf; Joe D. Shumate Willard H. Stanton Homer Peterson Jack Petersen Clarence C. Campbell James A. Acock; A. Franklin Baldwin; K. Maynard Curts; Donald D. Schoeni Charles E. Nelson; Warner Pape, Jr. Damon Grimes Merrill D. Hodgden; Clarence H. Smith Charles K. Lawhead Earl R. Watts Glenn L. Knapp Anthony Abernathy; Lewis J. Cain; James J. Hefling; Daniel Lee .Don Anderson L. Eldon Gideon Ralph M. Cochran; Louis A. Haslar; Gary W. Johnson Harold E. Flaigle James D. Burt; Roy E. Gerber; Leroy L. Loggins; C. H. Luckinbill; Edgar Reeves Charles H. Case; Douglas H. Gomer; Glenn E. Kohr; James R. Struble; Arvin K. Trent; James R. Winn A. Franklin Baldwin Robert H. Shepard Marvin Rankin Charles E. Shubkagel Charles H. Duckworth Norman Bliss Allen Bosworth; Roland A. Miles; Earl Thompson; H. George Wight Robert F. Dunshee Ed Dirks; Erie Mitchell; Aubrey Rollins Wesley C. Moore Robert J. Higgs Charles Jones; Everett Kniesteadt; Charles F. Miller; Kenneth V. Moses F. Earl Riley Helburn C. Barnes Gilbert M. Angell; Norbert A. Angell, Jr.; Larry Holder; Lewis Mansfield; Luis Romero, Jr. Sol T. Blum; C. F Clayton; Frank McCollum; Martin A. Reed; Ralph Roberts; Jim E. Ross Albert Sewell Clifford Jacobsen; Robert R Pugh; Wilbur Van Etten; James W. Woodburn Charles E. Adams; Stanley D Browning; Merle W. Furnas; Dwayne Newton Marion W. Brown; Donald J. Dalhaus; David F. Montgomery; James B. Parmenter Dusty Booth; Lendon Griffitts; Rick J. Griffitts; Willis Hall Earl Clyburn Arthur J. Tils M. Wayne Rush; Orville E. Wesseler Neil D. McKenzie Ted Parisa Vernon D. Boyer; Max Briggs; Max Croisant; John L. Hundley; Raymond King; Vernon D. Martin; Carl A. Nease; Elzie Pearson; Robert B. Pfuetze; E. Phil Smith; Carl R. Trude; John Trude Charles P. Rogers
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• Scott Mobley • James A. Acock; Donald D. Schoeni; Joe R. Urice; K. Haynard Curts • William L. McFall Robert H. Collins • Jay M. Sheldon, Jr. ; P Leaford Savage • Clarence H. Smith • Robert D. Lacer; Ronald D. West • Earl R. Watts Henry W. Harding Frank J. Martin; John R. HcCord Leland Doty; Raymond Williams; Raymond Brown Brian L. Curtis; Gary L. Wilson; John A. Schowalter Harry W. Peterson Marion H. East; Donald R. Mankins; George R. East; John M. Frame L. Eldon Gideon Myrl D. Cobb; Jere M. Herring; Roland C. Bonjour; Paul E. Ferrell Wayne L. Stokes; William H. Harlow; Clifford F. McDaniel, Jr.; Robert L. Tomlinson, Jr. Henry Mix Harold E. Flaigle Leonard Godown; James R. Watkins; Leo C. Segard; Dennis L. Morris Don Johnson David Fontes; Earl J. Bruner; John F. Lewis A. Franklin Baldwin Leon Green Rex Broxterman Melvin Cunnings Marvin Richardson; Charles E. Shubkagel Clarence W. Wiley Grant B. Holderman; Larry R. Goodwin; Michael D. Farmer David L. Mize; Frank E. Seufert Donald L. Naff Thomas C. Myers Roland A. Miles Robert Dunshee; Russell C. Schwilling Ivan M. Pemberton Randy L. Lindquist; Jerry Williams; Jerry Wilson; Howard Perue Paul E. Davis; James W. Winsel Stanley E. Ozmun Terry D. Smith; Lloyd L. England Thomas I. Brewer; Wayne E. Nelson; Merlin R Johnson; Eldon D. Thomasson Emerson C. Gillett; Ivan D. Beran Charles F. Miller Harold B. Eddy John M. Greer; Clarence R. Simpson; D. A. VanMiddleworth Floyd C. Squire; Paul L. Maxwell Earl E. Sodders; Donald H. Colwell; John H. Cannon, Sr. R. Larry Rhea; Marshall L. Ottinger; Jim E. Ross Albert Sewell John H. Grubb; Arthur C. Hawk; Clyde R. English; Eldon E. Leitzel Alfred L. Lewis Michael J. Lucke; Oren F . Patterson Ronald D. Sexton; Mark A . Picking; James L. Radford; John W. Willey III Gilbert L. Daniel Robert D. Endress; Howard Burke; Charles W. Hall Lloyd E. Harding; Dale F McMaster Arthur J. Tils; John F. Bohm David B. Ranger; M. Wayne Rush Oren McKenzie Jerry L. Majors; Edward L. Martin AsVie E. Reid; Edward A. Foxx Howard G Vincent; Don E. Robinett Eugene E. Leon; John C. Laman Elmer E. Schaffer Donald R. Reel; Charles A. Morgan Jr. Leonard J. Imhof; Ralph Kimmel; Don R. Hadlock; Raymond D. Hough Jeffery Sowder Lorenzo Morgenston; Raymond R. Haden; Edward C. Slipsager Charles W. Cline; Harold Fischer; Dale L. Baxa Gerald E. Culver Charles D. Bock; Richard E. Zimmerman Raymond E. Shobe; George S. Clark Ival J. Stutzman; Ray L. Clark Floyd E. Massy William A. Ramsey; Art Clifford; Bobby J. Walker N. Marion Fatten; George W. Young
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Bernard R. Young; Stanley E. Slater; James J. White Glenn H. Heinlein William A. Eddy, Jr.; Glen L. Schutter Harold R. Oliver; Homer A. Hendrickson Archie K. Larison John M. Heckman; Ed B. Sherwood; Edmund Smith; Melvin E. Grubb Eugene Whitley Francis E. Peterson; Carl F. Harder Darrell Wilcoxson Robert L. Blackburn; George Payton; Jerry D. Armstrong Michael D. Knak; Edward Flaming Andrew C. Reed; Larry N. McQuarie Albert E. Felt Carl E. HcGinnis; Danny M. Hicks; Elvin S. Cox Edmond A. Roberts; John R. Fischer; George I. Lawley Dwight H. Williams; Paul D. Kuchera; Thomas W. Wilson â&#x20AC;˘ Lyman Snodderley Albert Wohlgemuth; James Wohlgemuth; Goldwin Miller Harold E. Lister; Robert H. Arnold Edward R. Garber, Jr. Brett P. Palmer John E. Wright; William F. Peter Darrell L. Crossman; Larry G. Peters; Norman L. Janzen; Donald L. Doll Phillip C. Osborne Harold J. Schmidt Ralph C. Walters William E. McGinnis; Wilbur P. Barngrover Lloyd Bradley Michael B. Malone Wayne G. Rhorer Delbert W. Berry; Myron C. Johnson F. D. McLaughlin Harold Nichols Carveth K. Neer; Omer F. Henson Leonard T. Smith Richard U- Nienstedt Orville L. Oelschlaeger; Gordon Harmon; Anthony B. Swenson Chester R. Gish Wendell Lyon; Commodore Wood John D. Vanatta, Sr.; Gerald L. Anderson Thaine A. Clark; Michael A. Legleiter; Gifford W. Spaugh; Lawrence E. Bodine Richard Brozek Alden V. Major David E. Wells; Ronald G. Pierson; Neil S. Johnstone; James L. Frikken Wilford L. Doud; E. Max Skinner Marion L. Cox Kenneth Strader; Robert L. Gardner Charles L. Beckford Dan L. Peterson James Giupre Ronald Pfenninger John Salmon Earl P. Krankenberg; William F. Banks; Robert Reser; Virgil E. Biby John E. Carlson Wilber S. Briscoe, Jr. ValGene A. Isaacson Raymond A. Pearsall; Jerry E. Stotler; Wayne A. Lynch; Homer H. Jones John J. Shell Earl P. Anderson; Millard Wren; Robert D. Smith; Jay Decker Charles Baldry Don D. Michael Stanley Baker; Byron E. Walker George C. Kenworthy Carl E. Willson, Sr. James H. Jorgensen; Jay B. McCaskill, Jr. Howard G. Jones Bruce I. Barsh Robert Buerkle; Philip S. Giebler Gilbert T. Aguilera; Howard C. Campbell Robert N. Runion; William E. Nicholson Stephen A. Banaka
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Kenneth D. Hutchison Richard T. Wentling; Donald P. James Leland G. Salts Melvin L. Jones Edwin E. Anderes; Clifford A. Johnson Johnnie J. Stroud John H. Sherer Robert A. Jackman Douglas A. Thompson; Halbert Horton; Robert G. Jackson Charles W. Lewis; Earl Miller Marvin I. Shields; Rickey L. Kriegh Robert M. Nease; Doyle Hathaway Charles McCloud Lyle Hatfield; Rodney L. Hannan Orves Beeghly John Russell Gregory L. Miller Harold Frasier Leonard Dodge; Jimmy Dodge David D. Rake; John B. James Dennis H. Corder Charles E. Disque; Elmer Hof.aister; Robert E. Grizzell; Marvin A. Gibler Don Miller; Charles W. Gutsch Clarence P. Noe, Jr. Norman L. Stubbs; Earl C. Hamlin James G. Hickok; Albert R. Finch Orville D. Henderson; Harry F. Leonard; Frank J. Kneaves Charles F. Miller Edgar Humble; Norman Maier; George C. Miller Terry D. Wei land Marvin J. Figgins Donald E. Staten Richard W. Greever; Robert 0. Coffey; Dwight A. Burton Harvey L. Henderson Harold D. Purkey; Donald H. Truex; Cameron T. Miller, Jr.; Leroy L. Loggins RECAPITULATION
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Number of Lodges Represented 273 Number of Lodges on the Rol 1 352 The conmittee wishes to take this opportunity to thank M:.W:. Durward C. Danieison and the Grand Lodge of Kansas for the opportunity to serve Masonry and the Grand Lodge of Kansas. Fraternally and Sincerely, James R. Strubel, Chairman John W. Willey, III Arvin K. Trent Victor E. Krig
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1986 ADDRESS OF THE GRAND MASTER To the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of Kansas: My Brethren, this day and tomorrow will end the shortest year of my life. It seems only a week or two ago that I knelt at the altar and took my obligation as your Grand Master. I will be eternally grateful to the members of the Craft in Kansas for the confidence and trust placed in me when they elevated me to the office of Grand Master. Condition of the Craft Kansas Masonry is not, I feel, holding its own against the negative attitudes of apathy, indifference, impassivity and, in a few cases, hostility. Another year of membership losses attests to that. The loss in 1986 was about 1,700 Master Masons, bringing our total membership down to 59,154 at year's end - yes, under 60,000. Many lodges have had no petitioners or degree work for one or two years, or more. Consolidations of small rural lodges are continuing. There are, however, bright spots in the picture which are encouraging and take some of the sting out of the losses. With good leadership, interest and enthusiasm, some lodges are getting new petitioners and are regaining prominence in their communities, adding a Masonic flavor to local activities. These three ingredientsLeadership, Interest and Enthusiasm - are necessary for the success of any venture, my Brethren, but they are absolutely vital to any Masonic Lodge. Dedications Four (4) new Lodge Halls were dedicated in 1986 - Wellington, Garden City, Chetopa and Parker. The Special Communications of the Grand Lodge were very well attended, and good fellowship was the order of the day. The Cornerstone and Dedication Ceremonies were combined at Wellington. R:.W:. Clifford Knauss, Deputy Grand Master, presided inasmuch as I was out of state attending the Scottish Rite Workshop in New Orleans, Louisiana. I am appreciative of his very capable handling of this Special Communication. Reception I want to thank my a marvelous reception and Manhattan Chapter event. That day will
lodge, Lafayette Lodge No. 16, Manhattan, for planning and hosting in my honor on April 12, 1986. All the other lodges in District 29 No. 209, O.E.S., lent valuable assistance in a very successful always be a bright one for Jima and me. 75-Year Membership Award
I was accorded the privilege of awarding a 75-year Membership Emblem to Brother Fred J. Kuehne, a member of Golden Rule Lodge No. 90 of Topeka, at a Special Communication of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas on April 5, 1986. Two 60-year Membership Certificates were also presented to Brother Arthur F. Allen and Brother Claude G. Lisher. Brother Kuehne then shared a number of his experiences with the assemblage. Appendant and Concordant Orders It was my pleasure to receive and to accept invitations to attend meetings of several of the appendant orders. On April 4th, I spoke to the M:.E:. Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons of Kansas meeting together with the M:.I:. Grand Council of Cryptic Masons of Kansas in Salina. As the guest of the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite, Southern Jurisdiction, I attended the South-Central workshop in New Orleans, Louisiana. It was an enjoyable and educational experience. On April 23, 1986, I addressed the Grand Chapter of Kansas, Order of the Eastern Star, during their annual session in Topeka. I met with and addressed the Kansas State Association of Hi-Twelve International in Wichita on May 3, 1986. I also addressed the Annual Conclave of the Grand Commandery of Knights Templar of Kansas in Wichita on May 16th.
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As I was attending the Grand Lodge of Nebraska on June 13th, I was represented by R:.W:. Knauss, D.G.M., at the Annual Convention, International Order of Job's Daughters, in Kansas City, Kansas; and by M:.W:. Richard A. Porter, P.G.M., at the Annual Grand Assembly of the International Order of Rainbow For Girls in Wichita on the same date. I sincerely appreciate these worthy Brothers representing me. R:.W:. Knauss also represented me at the Annual Meeting of the Order of the Amaranth in Wichita on October 3, 1986. I attended and spoke to the State Conclave of the Kansas State Chapter of DeMolay in Hays on July 26th. My membership in Isis Shrine Temple, Ancient Arabic Order of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, gained in significance this year. I was presented a Grand Master's Fez by my Temple and was privileged to attend with my wife, as a guest of the five Shrine Temples of Kansas, the Annual Session of the Imperial Shrine of North America, June 29th through July 4th, in Los Angeles, California. Forty-six other Grand Masters of North America were also in attendance. This was a most enjoyable and informative session. I sincerely thank the Shrine Temples of Kansas for this privilege. Further, my wife and I were guests of the Kansas Shrine Bowl at the banquet, parade and football game in Lawrence on August 1st and 2nd. The Kansas Masonic All-State High School Band performed in superior fashion. Symbolic Masonry and Shrlnedom have discovered many areas of common concern in the realm of Freemasonry in our society. A new name, "Shrine-Mason", is heard more and more. Deaths It was not written that the Grim Reaper would pass over the Grand Lodge Officers this year. W:. Henry V. Beck, Grand Pursuivant, and a close personal friend, died on May 11, 1986. The Grand Lodge was called in Special Communication on May 13th to attend the church services and perform the Masonic Graveside Service for W:. Beck. To his widow, Jeanne, and his family are extended our prayers and thoughts for serenity and peace. Grand Lodge was opened in Special Communication on May 14th at Overland Park Christian Church, Overland Park, Kansas, to attend the church service and perform the Graveside Service for W:. Victor R. Petty, Past Grand Pursuivant. Also buried on May 14th was one of our beloved Past Grand Masters, M:.W:. Addison C. Irby, M.D. "Doc" Irby's services were conducted by the Scottish Rite in Fort Scott. We were later saddened by the passing of Mrs. Ella Hodgson, wife of M:.W:. Owen E. Hodgson, PGM, and Mrs. Nancy Williamson, wife of M:.W:. J. Fred Williamson, PGM. To the families of these departed friends go our heartfelt prayers. St. John's Day On June 1st the customary proclamation was issued announcing June 22, 1986, as the date for the observance of the annual Feast of St. John the Baptist. I authorized the opening of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge in Special Comnunication by a special deputy of the Grand Master for any lodge in Kansas that wished to have the Grand Lodge for a special St. John's Observance. Accordingly, there were Special Communications of the Grand Lodge on June 22nd in Overland Park, Concordia, Fairway, Manhattan and Topeka. Many individual constituent lodges held special observances of their own. Visits to Other Grand Lodges I was pleased to be invited to attend the Annual Comnunications of several Grand Lodges and was able to visit the Grand Lodges of Oklahoma, Nebraska, Missouri, Georgia and Colorado. My wife accompanied me, and we were treated royally wherever we were. It was most interesting to learn some new viewpoints and some different approaches to common problems. Rulings 1. A lodge requested permission to sell raffle tickets for a Centennial Rifle as a fund raising project for the lodge during the town's centennial celebration period. After some research and consultation, I ruled against the project as an improper risk for the lodge to become embroiled in firearm regulations or presenting a risk for future liability claims. 2. I rejected a request by a lodge to receive a petition for the mysteries at a Special Communication.
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3. A Brother, initiated in a Kansas Lodge more than a year previously, wrote the Master of the Lodge requesting completion of the degrees. He was referred to a Missouri Lodge close to his home by the secretary. He was taken in by the Missouri Lodge and given the FC and MM degrees with no communications of any kind between the two Grand Lodges involved. Since the mistakes were made by the secretaries of the constituent lodges concerned, one in Kansas and one in Missouri, and was no fault of the newly raised brother, I agreed with the Grand Master of Missouri, and we each issued a "healing" order declaring the brother to be a Master Mason in good standing and a member of the Kansas Lodge which initiated him. The secretaries were reprimanded for their careless handling of the procedures. 4. A member of a Kansas Lodge, living in California, passed away. His family requested a Masonic Burial Service and a nearby California Lodge was standing by, awaiting confirmation of his membership and good standing in Kansas. But it was found that he had been suspended, NPD, the previous year. He had been an invalid the last couple of years of his life, unable to take care of his business. I felt that someone of his family, or perhaps a conservator, had neglected to pay his dues and notify his Lodge In Kansas. I ordered the Grand Secretary to restore the Brother to good standing, and notify the California Lodge to proceed with the Masonic Funeral Service. Recommendations (1) By-Law 2-301. GRAND LODGE PER CAPITA DUES AND SPECIAL ASSESSMENT. Every Lodge working under a warrant of Constitution shall pay annually to the Grand Lodge a tax of S4x-B8l-tai"s ELEVEN DOLLARS per capita on its roll of membership for the preceding year. Suchper capita tax shall be divided between the General Fund of the Grand Lodge and the Kansas Masonic Home, such division to be made each year by the Council of Administration with the approval of the Board of Directors of the Kansas Masonic Home in such proportion as will best meet the needs of both, and with the further provision that the portion allocated to the Kansas Masonic Home shall never be less than $1.50 per capita; PROVIDED, that any increase in the per capita tax shall become effective on the Lodge roll of membership determined on December 31 of the following year. Division: $3.00 to Home; $2.00 to Grand Lodge. (2) The continuation of the three dollar per member special assessment for the year 1987 for payment on or before January 10, 1988. (3) By-Law 4-302. RAISiNS-FEESr INITIATORY FEES. Every Lodge shall collect a fa+sinยง-fee an initiatory fee of FIVE DOLLARS from each candidate raised initiated, in addition to the regular fees for the degrees. Such raising initiatory fee shall be remitted to the Grand Secretary at the same time the per capita tax Is transmitted, and shall be transmitted by the Grand Secretary to the Secretary of the Kansas Masonic Home Board, and become part of the Endowment Fund of such Home (effective 1 January 1988). CROSS REFERENCE: By-Laws, Sec. 2-301. The Kansas Mason Our Masonic newspaper Is one communication that goes to every member, and this is an important link to all Brothers. They may not all read it, but when they take it out of the mailbox, they see the name "KANSAS MASON" and It stirs the memory. To offset part of the rising costs of publication and mailing the paper, I would recommend to the incoming administration that, our By-Laws permitting, selected.advertising be sold. Area Deputy Grand Masters and District Deputy Grand Masters I certainly do appreciate the supervision, leadership and execution of Grand Lodge plans by the Area Deputy Grand Masters and the District Deputy Grand Masters. The Grand Master couldn't get along without the services of these loyal and dedicated Brothers. There are a few instances of misunderstanding or poor communication but, overall, these officers are Indispensable. I do recommend that consideration begiven to a two-year term for them in order to have more continuity. Committees The Grand Lodge Committees are essential to the planning and organization of future programs. They are the "think tanks" of the Grand Lodge and, indeed, of any constituent lodge. They are often overworked and underpaid. I do thank them for the hours of time and talent contributed to our Fraternity.
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Past Grand Masters Numerous times I have asked a Past Grand Master for his counsel or opinion and have never been refused. It's a wonderful feeling of security to realize that all that experience and talent is behind you, on call. Thank you. Most Worshipful Sirs. Grand Officers The Grand Officers, elective and appointive, are an outstanding group of dedicated Masonic leaders. They have performed their duties with great skill, and have been most supportive of the Grand Master in his efforts this year. I am proud to have been associated with these fine Brothers and their ladies. Thank you, my Brethren, for accepting election or appointment, as the case nay be; and thank your ladies for letting you accept. Kansas Masonic Foundation The Foundation is now over 20 years old, and has firmly established itself as our younger Masonic charity which addresses itself to cancer research and the service of youth. Under the leadership of Bro. Donald Horttor, President, and Bro. Jim Claussen, Executive Secretary, the Foundation has a fine future in prospect. Kansas Masonic Home The beautiful campus of the Home in Wichita is always a pleasure to see, and the physical plant is a facility of which we all may justly be proud. Our Home has a 90-year record of service to our needy Brothers and Sisters. It is the principal charity project of Kansas Masonry. We declare, before our admission into the Lodge, that we seek membership prompted "by a sincere wish of being serviceable to our fellow creatures". All through the degrees we espouse the tenets of "Brotherly Love, Relief and Truth" and obligate ourselves to "help, aid and assist" our less fortunate brothers. Our Home has, however, been suffering from the effects of declining membership in Kansas Masonry, increasing costs of essential goods and services, and diminishing support from the Craft. The Board of Directors of the Home has found it necessary to re-examine and restate the mission of the Home, to make it reflect the realities of the day. Up to this time, if a Mason recomended by his Lodge, applied for residence at the Home and was found otherwise eligible, he was admitted whether he could pay his way or not. He was not refused. Under future rules, the Board will have to limit or reject applicants for charitable waiver in accordance with the amount of funds contributed to the Home for support. For the first time in history, we may have to close the door on a needy Brother, his wife, or widow. The Home cannot operate in the red indefinitely! My Brethren, this is an intolerable situation for we who love the Fraternity to face each day. Let's do something about it and all pitch in to help. Many willing, generous brothers built the Home; and many willing, generous brothers can keep it functioning properly as the outstanding tribute to Masonic Charity - telling the world what Masonry does. Grand Secretary and Staff I owe a great big hand of thanks and appreciation to our Grand Secretary, Albert 0. Arnold, Jr., and his most capable staff for their patience and willingness to help at any time. My whole-hearted thanks. Brother Al. Family As I've said many times this year, our Masonic careers would be short if we didn't have the support of our families, and I am no exception. My wife, Jima, has been a constant companion in almost all my travels. She's been my chauffeur, severest critic, greatest booster, timekeeper and best friend over this five-year journey. Without her love, encouragement and support, I don't know If I could have done it. Our son, Eric, has been a great help to us - keeping an eye on our home when we were gone, and lending another pair of hands and/or feet whenever needed. And so, again, my Brethren, I say thank you for the privilege of serving as your Grand Master. I will be forever grateful. Respectfully submitted. Durward C. Daniel son Grand Master
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Sterling, O.E.S., Keystone Chapter 47, Centennial Manhattan, Job's Daughters, Grand Guardian Visit Topeka, Scottish Rite, Maundy Thursday Easter Sunday
Wichita, State Hi 12 Meeting, Midian Shrine Temple, Noon Luncheon Olathe, Worthy Grand Matron, O.E.S., Reception Salina, K.Y.C.H., Annual Meeting Wichita, Lodge No. 99, 60-year Award, Closed, 6:30 P.M. Dinner Arkansas City, Crescent Lodge No. 133 Lindsborg, O.E.S., Worthy Grand Patron Reception Mother's Day Wichita, Grand Commandery Bronson, Bourbon Lodge No. 268, 100th Anniversary, Open, 6 P.M. Dinner Coffeyville, Keystone No. 102, Open, Dinner Chanute, Cedar No. 103, 25, 50, 60-year Awards Savonburg, Virginia No. 315 Topeka, Orient No. 5 1 , 50-year Pins, Open, Dinner, 6:30 P.M. Alma, Lodge No. 161, 25 and 60-year Awards, Open, 8 P.M. Manhattan, O.E.S. No. 209, 50-year Award by Worthy Grand Patron Williamsburg, Anchor No. 224, Pin Awards, Open, Dinner 6 P.M.; Brief t i l e d meeting to receive G.M.-and party Ft. Scott, Rising Sun No. 8 and Xenia No. 47, 50-year Pins, Open, Dinner Cherokee, Lodge No. 119, 50-year Pin, Dinner 6:30 P.M., Open Omaha, Grand Lodge of Nebraska Great Bend, Lodge No. 15, 50-year Pins, Dinner, Open Concordia, St. Johns No. 113, 50-year Pin, Dinner 6:30 P.M., Open Marysville, Lodge No. 91, 50-year Pins, Dinner (Eagle's Club) 6:30 P.M. Riley, Ashlar No. 344, Official V i s i t , Outdoor, Dinner 6:30 P.M., Tiled Kansas City, Delaware No. 96, 50-year Pins, Family Dinner 6:30 P.M. Open Overland Park, St. Johns Day, 7 A.M. open Grand Lodge, Overland Park Christian Church; 7:30 A.M. Continental Breakfast; 8 A.M. Worship Service Wichita, Albert Pike No. 303, Dinner 6:30 P.M., Tiled meeting Los Angeles, California, Imperial Shrine Session
25 29 to 4 Return from Los Angeles 19 Cheney, Keel P i t , Outdoor Meeting 26 Hays, Masonic Home Board Meeting State DeMolay Conclave 1 2 6 9 13 15 18 30
Lawrence, Shrine Bowl Banquet Lawrence, Shrine Bowl Parade and Football Game McPherson, Lodge No. 172, 50-year Pins, 7:30 P.M., Tiled Meeting Salina, Grand Lecturer's School, 9 A.M. Topeka, Hi-Twelve Club, Noon Atchison, Outdoor Pork Feed, Confer MM Degree, 5 P.M., Tiled Parsons, Lodge No. 117, 25 and 50-year Pins, Dinner 6 P.M., Dinner El Dorado, Outdoor Quarry Meeting, Tiled Meeting
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1 Junction City, Rock Springs Ranch 3 Wamego, Lodge No. 75, Outdoor Meeting, 25 and 50-year Pins, Dinner 6:30 P.M. 5 Kansas City, Wyandotte No. 3, Pin presentation. Dinner 6:30 P.M. 13 Garden City, Tyrian No. 246, Dedication of new Temple 17 Topeka, Lodge No. 17, Official Visit, Closed Meeting 18 Little River, Corner Stone No. 219, Oak Tree Meeting, Dinner 6:30 P.M. 19-20 Wedding of son, Eric 21 Kansas City, R:.W:. Charles Gallipeau's 50th Wedding Anniversary 24 Osawatomie, Osage Valley No. 24, Past DDGM Meeting, Closed 25 Topeka, Siloam No. 225, SO^year Pins, Open 27 Winfield, District No. 34, Outdoor Quarry Meeting, Dinner 6:30 P.M. MM Degree, Closed 28-29-30 Grand Lodge of Missouri
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Lodges No. 6 and 9, Joint Meeting, Pin Presentation, Open, Dinner 6:30 P.M. Shawnee Mission, Ancient Form No. 34, Official Visit, Closed Russell, Lodge No. 177, Official Visit, Closed Wichita, Albert Pike No. 303, 50-year Awards, Closed Wichita, North Star No. 168, 25-year Awards, Dinner 6:30 P.M., Closed Manhattan, Lafayette No. 16, PM Night, Dinner 6 P.M.. Open Gaylord, Lodge No. 183. Official Visit Herington, North Central Kansas PM & PP Association. O.E.S. Council Grove, Lodge No. 36, Official Visit Marion, Center No. 147, PM Nite, Dinner 6:30 P.M., Open Kingman, Ninnescah No. 230, 50-year Awards, Closed Stafford, Lodge No. 252, 50-year Pins, Closed Sharon Spring, Lodge No. 417, Widows' Nite Meeting. Open, Dinner St. Francis, Lodge No. 404, Widows' Nite Meeting, Open, Dinner Pittsburg, Lodge No. 187, Past Masters' Nite, Closed, Dinner Wichita, Kansas Masonic Home Board Retreat, 9:30 A.M. Moline, Lodge No. 267, Centennial, Evening Wichita, Kansas Masonic Home Board Meeting, 9 A.M. Macon, Ga., Grand Lodge of Georgia, Annual Meeting & 200th Anniversary
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Chetopa. Lodge No. 73, Dedication of new Masonic Hall, 1:30 P.M., Open Mound City, Lodge No. 33, 25-year and Widows' Awards, Dinner 6:30 P.M. Mulvane. Lodge No. 201. Official Visit. Dinner 6:30 P.M., Closed Halstead, Lodge No. 46, Table Lodge, Dinner 6 P.M., Open Sabetha, Lodge No. 162, Mortgage Burning, 1:30 P.M., Open Valley Center, No. 304, 50-year Pin. 7:30 Meeting. Oyster Feed, Closed Florence. Advance No. 114. Past Masters' Nite. Annual Banquet, Closed Wichita, Daughters of the Nile, Supreme Queen Visit, Wichita Consistory Abilene. Lodge No. 111. 25 and 50-year Awards. Closed Russell. Lodge No. 177, 25 and 60-year Awards, Open Tecumseh, Albert Neese No. 248, Official Visit. 7:30 P.M. Thansglving Vacation. Return December 1
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Happy New Year! Manhattan. Lafayette No. 16. Stated Meeting Manhattan. O.E.S., Chapter No. 209, Stated Meeting Wichita. McConnell AFB. National Sojourners. Chapter No. 24 Tecumseh. Albert Nease No. 248, Official Visit, 7:30 P.M., Closed Manhattan, National Sojourners. Ft. Riley Chapter No. 321. 6:30 P.M. Concordia, St. Johns No. 113. 50-year Award, Dinner 6:30 P.M.. Open Clay Center. Lodge No. 134. Official Visit, Soup Supper 6:30 P.M., Closed Norwich, Lodge No. 319, 25 and 50-year Awards, Dinner 6:30 P.M., Open Denver, Grand Lodge of Colorado Wichita, Kansas Masonic Foundation, Board Meeting Wichita, Kansas Masonic Home, Board Meeting. 9 A.M.
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Augusta, Mystic Tie No. 74, Official Visit, Dinner 6:30 P.M., Closed Courtland, Lodge No. 211, 40th Anniversary, 3 P.M., Open Hope, Cyrus No. 288, Centennial Observance, 6:30 P.M., Open Wichita, Orientation Seminar, Incoming ADGMs and DDGMs, Masonic Home Ottawa, Ledge No. 18, 50-year Awards, 7 P.M., Open Calgary, Alberta, Canada, Conference of Grand Master of North America Hill City, Millbrook No. 281, Centennial Observance, 3 P.M., Open Meade, Webb No. 275, Centennial Observance, 2:30 P.M., Open Lansing, O.E.S., Graham Chapter No. 395, 8 P.M.
4 Hiawatha, Lodge No. 35, Joint Meeting with York Rite 19 Salina, Grand Master's Banquet, Salina Country Club 20-21 Salina, Annual Communication, M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas 22 Gone Fishin"!
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P R O C L A M A T I O N WHEREAS:
Freemasonry proudly acknowledges St. John the Baptist and St. John the Evangelist as Its Patron Saints, honors their memory, points to their lives in its ritualistic work, and dedicates its Lodges to them, and
WHEREAS: The annual observance of the Feasts of Sts. John has occupied a place of primary Importance in the activity of every Craft Lodge, NOW THEREFORE, I, Durward C. Danielson, Grand Master of Freemasons in Kansas, do hereby proclaim a general and simultaneous observance of the Feast of St. John the Baptist by the Lodges of this jurisdiction on Sunday, June 22nd, 1986. For the purpose herein set forth, I am asking the Lodges to begin at once to make plans for attendance at a service of Divine Worship as a Lodge or as a group of Lodges to proclaim and observe this festive day. It Is understood that a Church must first extend an Invitation and that acceptance of the invitation must be agreeable to the brethren of the Lodge, all in keeping with the spirit of the General Regulations of Masonry. I call upon all Master Masons to join with Masonic Brethren and participate with their Lodges in the act of Divine Worship so rich in Masonic tradition. I ask the full cooperation of all Masonic and related organizations of whatever rite, name or title, that they urge their membership to worship with the brethren of their Lodges on this Sunday nearest the Feast of St. John for the purpose of rededication of Masonic ideals. Given under my hand and Seal of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge, A.F. & A.M., of Kansas, this 1st day of June, 1986. Durward C. Danielson Grand Master ATTEST: Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
EDICT FROM THE GRAND EAST To the Masters, Wardens and Brethren of Dirlgo Lodge No. 226, A.F. & A.M., Haddam, Kansas, and Narka Lodge No. 349, A.F. & A.M., Narka, Kansas: A propostion to consolidate Dirigo Lodge No. 226, A.F. & A.M., Haddam, Kansas, and Narka Lodge No. 349, A.F. & A.M., Narka, Kansas, has been submitted in accordance with the provisions of ARTICLE IX, Section 8, of the Constitution. The proceedings thereunder appear to be regular and the Secretary of each Lodge has certified that the resident members of his Lodge were notified and that final action was favorable to the consolidation in each Lodge by the necessary two-thirds ballot. NOW, THEREFORE, I, Durward C. Danielson, by virtue of the power and authority vested In me as the duly elected and Installed Grand Master of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of Ancient, Free, and Accepted Masons of Kansas, and acting in accord with the above provisions of our law, do hereby declare the above Lodges to be consolidated under the name and number of Narka Lodge No. 349, A.F. & A.M., located at Narka, Kansas. IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the Secretary of Dirigo Lodge No. 226, A.F. & A.M., transmit the Seal and Charter of said Lodge to the Grand Secretary at Topeka, Kansas, and he shall turn over all property, accounts, books and records to the Secretary of Narka Lodge No. 349, A.F. & A.M., in accordance with By-law 3-618, Assets and Liabilities. The effective date of this consolidation shall be April 1, 1986. It shall be the responsibility of the Secretary of Dirigo Lodge No. 226 to list all properties owned by the said Lodge and title thereto shall transfer to Narka Lodge No. 349 as above provided for.
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The Secretary of Dirigo Lodge No. 226 shall also report to the Grand Secretary and the Secretary of Narka Lodge No. 349 any changes to the membership roll of said Lodge which may have taken place during the period of December 31, 1985, to April 1, 1986, and he shall further make a listing of the membership of said Lodge showing the dates to which dues have been paid. It shall be the responsibility of the Secretary of Narka Lodge No. 349, A.F. & A.M. to report to the Grand Secretary the dates on which all terms of the Edict have been complied with. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Seal of the Grand Lodge to be affixed in the City of Tbpeka, this 1st day of April, 1986, A.L. 5986. Durward C. Daniel son Grand Master ATTEST: Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
EDICT FROM THfGRgND EAST To the Masters, Wardens and Brethren of Apollo Lodge No. 297, A.F. & A.M., Ellis, Kansas, and Hays Lodge No. 195, A.F. & A.M., Hays, Kansas: A proposition to consolidate Apollo Lodge No. 297, A.F. & A.M., Ellis, Kansas, and Hays Lodge No. 195, A.F. & A.M., Hays, Kansas, has been submitted In accordance with the provisions of ARTICLE IX, Section 8, of the Constitution. The proceedings thereunder appear to be regular and the Secretary of each Lodge has certified that the resident members of his Lodge were notified and that final action was favorable to the consolidation in each Lodge by the necessary two-thirds ballot. NOW, THEREFORE, I, Durward C. Danlelsoh, by virtue of the power and authority vested in me as the duly elected and Installed Grand Master of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of Ancient, Free, and Accepted Masons of Kansas, and acting in accord with the above provisions of our law, do hereby declare the above Lodges to be consolidated under the name and number of Hays Lodge No. 195, A.F. & A.M., located at Hays, Kansas. IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the Secretary of Apollo Lodge Ho. 297, A.F. & A.M., transmit . the Seal and Charter of said Lodge to the Grand Secretary at Topeka, Kansas, and he shall turn over all property, accounts, books, and records to the Secretary of Hays Lodge No. 195, A.F. & A.M., In accordance with By-law 3-618, Assets and Liabilities. The effective date of this consolidation shall be April 1, 1986. It shall be the responsibility of the Secretary of Apollo Lodge No. 297 to list all properties owned by the said Lodge and title thereto shall transfer to Hays Lodge No. 195 as above provided for. The Secretary of Apollo Lodge No. 297 shall also report to the Grand Secretary and the Secretary of Hays Lodge No. 195 any changes to the membership roll of said Lodge which may have taken place during the period of December 31, 1985, to April 1, 1986, and he shall further make a listing of the membership of said Lodge showing the dates to which dues have been paid. It shall be the responsibility of the Secretary of Hays Lodge No. 195 to report to the Grand Secretary the dates on which all t,erms of the Edict have been complied with. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Seal of the Grand Lodge to be affixed in the City of Topeka, this 1st day of April, 1986, A.L. 5986. Durward C. Daniel son Grand Master ATTEST: Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
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EDICT FROM THE~GRaND EAST To the Masters, Wardens and Brethren of Morland Lodge No. 414, A.F. & A.M., Norland, Kansas, and Millbrook Lodge No. 281, A.F. 8 A.M., Hill City, Kansas: A proposition to consolidate Morland Lodge No. 414, A.F. & A.M., Morland, Kansas, and Millbrook Lodge No. 281, A.F. & A.M., Hill City, Kansas, has been submitted in accordance with the provisions of ARTICLE IX, Section 8, of the Constitution. The proceedings thereunder appear to be regular and the Secretary of each Lodge has certified that the resident members of his Lodge were notified and that final action was favorable to the consoliidation in each Lodge by the necessary two-thirds ballot. NOW, THEREFORE, I, Durward C. Danlelson, by virtue of the power and authority vested in me as the duly elected and installed Grand Master of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of Ancient, Free, and Accepted Masons of Kansas, and acting in accord with the above provisions of our law, do hereby declare the above Lodges to be consolidated under the name and number of Millbrook Lodge No. 281, A.F. & A.M., located at Hill City, Kansas. IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the Secretary of Morland Lodge No. 414, A.F. & A.M., transmit the Seal and Charter of said Lodge to the Grand Secretary at Topeka, Kansas, and he shall turn over all property, accounts, books and records to the Secretary of Millbrook Lodge No. 281. A.F. & A.M., in accordance with By-law 3-618, Assets and Liabilities. The effective date of this consolidation shall be May 1, 1986. It shall be the responsibility of the Secretary of Morland Lodge No. 414 to list all properties owned by the said Lodge and title thereto shall transfer to Millbrook Lodge No. 281 as above provided for. The Secretary of Morland Lodge No. 414 shall also report to the Grand Secretary and the Secretary of Millbrook Lodge No. 281 any changes to the membership roll of said Lodge which may have taken place during the period of December 31, 1985, to Hay 1, 1986, and he shall further make a listing of the membership of said Lodge showing the dates to which dues have been paid. It shall be the responsibility of the Secretary of Millbrook Lodge No. 281, A.F. & A.M., to report to the Grand Secretary the dates on which all terms of the Edict have been complied with. IN TESTI^K)NY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Seal of the Grand Lodge to be affixed in the City of Topeka, this 1st day of May, 1986, A.L. 5986. Durward C. Danlelson Grand Master AHEST: Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary EDICT FROM THFGSaND EAST To the Masters, Wardens and Brethren of Friendship Lodge No. 208, A.F. & A.M., Haven, Kansas, and Mount Hope Lodge No. 238, A.F. & A.M., Mount Hope, Kansas: A proposition to consolidate Friendship Lodge No. 208, A.F. & A.M., Haven, Kansas, and Mount Hope Lodge No. 238, A.F. & A.M., Mount Hope, Kansas, has been submitted in accordance with the provisions of ARTICLE IX, Section 8, of the Constitution. The proceedings thereunder appear to be regular and the secretary of each Lodge has certified that the resident members of his Lodge were notified and that final action was favorable to the consolidation in each Lodge by the necessary two-thirds ballot. NOW, THEREFORE, I, Durward C. Danlelson, by virture of the power and authority vested in me as the duly elected and installed Grand Master of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of Ancient, Free, and Accepted Masons of Kansas, and acting in accord with the above provisions of our law, do hereby declare the above Lodges to be consolidated under the name and number of Mount Hope Lodge No. 238, A.F. & A.M., located at Mount Hope, Kansas. IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the Secretary of Friendship Lodge No. 208, A.F. & A.M., transmit the Seal and Charter of said Lodge to the Grand Secretary at Topeka, Kansas, and he shall turn over all property, accounts, books, and records to the Secretary of Mount Hope Lodge No. 238, A.F. & A.M., in accordance with By-law 3-618, Assets and Liable lities. The effective date of this consolidation shall be June 2, 1986. It shall be
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the responsibility of the Secretary of Friendship Lodge No. 208 to list all properties ovmed by the said Lodge and title thereto shall transfer to Mount Hope Lodge No. 238 as above provided for. The Secretary of Friendship Lodge No. 208 shall also report to the Grand and the Secretary of Mount Hope Lodge No. 238 any changes to the membership Lodge which may have taken place during the period of December 31, 1985, to and he shall further make a listing of the membership of said Lodge showing which dues have been paid.
Secretary roll of said June 2, 1986, the dates to
It shall be the responslblity of the Secretary of Mount Hope Lodge No. 238, A.F. & A.M., to report to the Grand Secretary the dates on which all terms of the Edict have been complied with. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Seal of the Grand Lodge to be affixed in the City of Topeka, this 2nd day of June, 1986, A.L. 5986. Durward C. Danielson Grand Master ATTEST: Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
EDICT FROM THE GRAND EAST To the Masters, Wardens and Brethren of Arcadia Lodge No. 329, A.F. & A.M., Arcadia, Kansas, and Mulberry Lodge No. 261, A.F. & A.M., Mulberry, Kansas: A proposition to consolidate Arcadia Lodge No. 329, A.F. & A.M., Arcadia, Kansas, and Mulberry Lodge No. 261, A.F. & A.M., Mulberry, Kansas, has been submitted in accordance with the provisions of ARTICLE IX, Section 8, of the Constitution. The proceedings thereunder appear to be regular and the Secretary of each Lodge has certified that the resident members of his Lodge were notified and that final action was favorable to the consolidation in each Lodge by the necessary two-thirds ballot. NOW, THEREFORE, I, Durward C. Danielson, by virtue of the power and authority vested in me as the duly elected and installed Grand Master of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of Ancient, Free, and Accepted Masons of Kansas, and acting in accord with the above provisions of our law, do hereby declare the above Lodges to be consolidated under the name and number of Mulberry Lodge No. 261, A.F. & A.M., located at Mulberry, Kansas. IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the Secretary of Arcadia Lodge No. 329, A.F. S A.M., transmit the Seal and Charter of said Lodge to the Grand Secretary at Topeka, Kansas, and he shall turn over all property, accounts, books and records to the Secretary of Mulberry Lodge No. 261, A.F. & A.M., in accordance with By-law 3-618, Assets and Liabilities. The effective date of this consolidation shall be June 2, 1986. It shall be the responsibility of the Secretary of Arcadia Lodge No. 329 to list all properties owned by the said Lodge and title thereto shall transfer to Mulberry Lodge No. 261 as above provided for. The Secretary of Arcadia Lodge No. 329 shall also report to the Grand Secretary and the Secretary of Mulberry Lodge No. 261 any changes to the membership roll of said Lodge which may have taken place during the period of December 31, 1985, to June 2, 1986, and he shall further make a listing of the membership of sard Lodge showing the dates to which dues have been paid. It shall be the responsibility of the Secretary of Mulberry Lodge No. 261, A.F. & A.M., to report to the Grand Secretary the dates on which all terras of the Edict have been complied with. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Seal of the Grand Lodge to be affixed in the City of Topeka, this 2nd day of June, 1986, A.L. 5986. Durward C. Danielson Grand Master AHEST: Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
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EDICT FROM THE GRAND EAST To the Masters, Wardens and Brethren of Elkhart Lodge No. 422, A.F. & A.M., Elkhart, Kansas, and Hugoton Lodge No. 406, A.F. & A.M., Hugoton, Kansas: A proposition to consolidate Elkhart Lodge No. 422, A.F. & A.M., Elkhart, Kansas, and Hugoton Lodge No. 406, A.F. & A.M., Hugoton, Kansas, has been submitted in accordance with the provisions of ARTICLE IX, Section 8, of the Constitution. The proceedings thereunder appear to be regular and the Secretary of each Lodge has certified that the resident members of his Lodge were notified and that final action was favorable to the consolidation in each Lodge by the necessary two-thirds ballot. NOW, THEREFORE, I, Durward C. Danielson, by virtue of the power and authority vested in me as the duly elected and installed grand Master of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of Ancient, Free, and Accepted Masons of Kansas, and acting in accord with the above provisions of our law, do hereby declare the above Lodges to be consolidated under the name and number of Hugoton Lodge No. 406, A.F. & A.M., located at Hugoton, Kansas. IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the Secretary of Elkhart Lodge No. 422, A.F. & A.M., transmit the Seal and Charter of said Lodge to the Grand Secretary at Topeka, Kansas, and he shall turn over all property, accounts, books and records to the Secretary of Hugoton Lodge No. 406, A.F. & A.M., in accordance with By-law 3-618, Assets and Liabilities. The effective date of this consolidation shall be July 2, 1986. It shall be the responsibility of the Secretary.of Elkhart Lodge No. 422 to list all properties owned by the said Lodge and title thereto shall transfer to Hugoton Lodge No. 406 as above provided for. The Secretary of Elkhart Lodge No. 422 shall also report to the Grand Secretary and the Secretary of Hugoton Lodge No. 406 any changes to the membership roll of said Lodge which may have taken place during the period of December 31, 1985, to June 2, 1986, and he shall further make a listing of the membership of said Lodge showing the dates to which dues have been paid. It shall be the responsibility of the Secretary of Hugoton Lodge No. 406, A.F. & A.M., to report to the Grand Secretary the dates on which all terms of the Edict have been complied with. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Seal of the Grand Lodge to be affixed in the City of Topeka, this 2nd day of June, 1986, A.L. 5986. Durward C. Danielson Grand Master ATTEST: Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
EDICT FROM THE GRAND EAST To the Masters, Wardens and Brethren of Haven Lodge No. 157, A.F. & A.M., South Haven, Kansas, and Sumner Lodge No. 203, A.F. & A.M., Caldwell, Kansas: A proposition to consolidate Haven Lodge No. 157, A.F. & A.M., South Haven, Kansas, and Sumner Lodge No. 203, A.F. & A.M., Caldwell, Kansas, has been submitted in accordance with the provisions of ARTICLE IX, Section 8, of the Constitution. The proceedings thereunder appear to be regular and the Secretary of each Lodge has certified that the resident members of his Lodge were notified and that final action was favorable to the consolidation in each Lodge by the necessary two-thirds ballot. NOW, THEREFORE, I, Durward C. Danielson, by virtue of the power and authority vested in me as the duly elected and installed Grand Master of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of Ancient, Free, and Accepted Masons of Kansas, and acting in accord with the above provisions of our law, do hereby declare the above Lodges to be consolidated under the name and number of Sumner Lodge No. 203, A.F. & A.M., located at Caldwell, Kansas. IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the Secretary of Haven Lodge No. 157, A.F. & A.M., transmit the Seal and Charter of said Lodge to the Grand Secretary at Topeka, Kansas, and he shall turn over all property, accounts, books and records to the Secretary of Sumner Lodge No. 203, A.F. & A.M., in accordance with By-law 3-618, Assets and Liabilities. The effective
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date of this consolidation shall be October 31, 1986. It shall be the responsibility of the Secretary of Haven Lodge No. 157 to list all the properties owned by the said Lodge and title thereto shall transfer to Sumner Lodge No. 203 as above provided for. The Secretary of Haven Lodge No. 157 shall also report to the Grand Secretary and Secretary of Sumner Lodge No. 203 any changes to the membership roll of said Lodge which may have taken place during the period of December 31, 1985, to October 31, 1986, and he shall further make a listing of the membership of said Lodge showing the dates to which dues have been paid. It shall be the responsibility of the Secretary of Sumner Lodge No. 203 to report to the Grand Secretary the dates on which all terms of the Edict have been complied with. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Seal of the Grand Lodge to be affixed in the City of Topeka, this 31st day of October, 1986, A.L. 5986. Durward C. Daniel son Grand Master AHEST: Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
EDICT FROM THE GRAND EAST To the Masters, Wardens and Brethren of Canton Lodge No. 197, A.F. & A.M., Canton, Kansas, and McPherson Lodge No. 172, A.F. & A.M., McPherson, Kansas: A proposition to consolidate Canton Lodge No. 197, A.F. & A.M., Canton, Kansas, and McPherson Lodge No. 172, A.F. & A.M., HcPherson, Kansas, has been submitted in accordance with the provisions of ARTICLE IX, Section 8, of the Constitution. The proceedings thereunder appear to be regular and the Secretary of each Lodge has certified that the resident members of his Lodge were notified and that final action was favorable to the consolidation in each Lodge by the necessary two-thirds ballot. NOW, THEREFORE, I, Durward C. Danielson, by virtue of the power and authority vested in me as the duly elected and installed Grand Master of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of Ancient, Free, and Accepted Masons of Kansas, and acting in accord with the above provisions of our law, do hereby declare the above Lodges to be consolidated under the name and number of HcPherson Lodge No. 172, A.F. i A.M., located at McPherson, Kansas. IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the Secretary of Canton Lodge No. 197, A.F. & A.M., transmit the Seal and Charter of said Lodge to the Grand Secretary at Topeka, Kansas, and he shall turn over all property, accounts, books and records to the Secretary of McPherson Lodge No. 172, A.F. & A.M., in accordance with By-law 3-618, Assets and Liabilities. The effective date of this consolidation shall be October 31, 1986. It shall be the responsibility of the Secretary of Canton Lodge to list all properties owned by the said Lodge and title thereto shall transfer to McPherson Lodge No. 172 as above provided for. The Secretary of Canton Lodge No. 197 shall also report to the Grand Secretary and the Secretary of McPherson Lodge No. 172 any changes to the membership roll of said Lodge which may have taken place during the period of December 31, 1985, to October 31, 1986, and he shall further make a listing of the membership of said Lodge showing the dates to which dues have been paid. It shall be the responsibility of the Secretary of McPherson Lodge No. 172, A.F. & A.M., to report to the Grand Secretary the dates on which all terms of the Edict have been complied with. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Seal of the Grand Lodge to be affixed In the City of Topeka, this 31st day of October, 1986, A.L. 5986. Durward C. Danielson Grand Haster AHEST: Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
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EDICT FROM THE GRAND EAST To the Masters, Wardens and Brethren of Turon Lodge No. 358, A.F. & A.M., Turon, Kansas. and Cable Lodge No. 299, A.F. & A.M., Arlington, Kansas: A proposition to consolidate Turon Lodge No. 358, A.F. & A.M., Turon, Kansas, and Cable Lodge No. 299, A.F. & A.M., Arlington, Kansas, has been submitted in accordance with the provisions of ARTICLE IX, Section 8, of the Constitution. The proceedings thereunder appear to be regular and the Secretary of each Lodge has certified that the resident members of his Lodge were notified and that final action was favorable to the consolidation in each Lodge by the necessary two-thirds ballot. NOW, THEREFORE, I, Durward C. Danielson, by virtue of the power and authority vested in me as the duly elected and installed Grand Master of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of Ancient, Free, and Accepted Masons of Kansas, and acting in accord with the above provisions of our law, do hereby declare the above Lodges to be consolidated under the name and number of Cable Lodge No. 299, A.F. & A.M., located at Arlington, Kansas. IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the Secretary of Turon Lodge No. 358, A.F. i A.M., transmit the Seal and Charter of said Lodge to the Grand Secretray at Topeka, Kansas, and he shall turn over all property, accounts, books and records to the Secretary of Cable Lodge No. 299, in accordance with By-law 3-618, Assets and Liabilities. The effective date of this consolidation shall be October 31, 1986. It shall be the responsibility of the Secretary of Turon Lodge No. 358 to list all the properties owned by the said Lodge and title thereto shall transfer to Cable Lodge No. 299 as above provided for. The Secretary of Turon Lodge No. 358 shall also report to the Grand Secretary and Secretary of Cable Lodge No. 299 any changes to the membership roll of said Lodge which may have taken place during the period of December 31, 1985, to October 31, 1986, and he shall further make a listing of the membership of said Lodge showing the dates to which dues have been paid. It shall be the responsibility of the Secretary of Cable Lodge No. 299 to report to the Grand Secretary the dates on which all terms of the Edict have been complied with. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Seal of the Grand Lodge to be affixed in the City of Topeka, this 31st day of October, 1986, A.L. 5986. Durward C. Danielson Grand Master AHEST: Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Golden Rule Lodge No. 90, Topeka, Kansas, April 5, 1986. A Special Communication of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge, A.F. & A.M., of Kansas was called for the presentation of a 75-year Emblem to Brother Fred J. Kuehne and 60-year Certificates to Brother Arthur F. Allen and Brother Claude G. Lisher. The following Grand Lodge Officers or their pro terns presided:
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Durward C. Danielson Clifford K. Knauss Claude W. Norris Chester L. Gilbert, PGM, as Robert G. Jackson, PGM, as Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Conrad F. Johnson Don E. Robinett James H. Nolte Walter M. Bird Ralph E. Feldkamp Neil D. McKenzle, ODGM, District No. 20, as Harry Peterson Henry V. Beck Donald L. Doll James W. Carroll, PM, District Lecturer, #9
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Clifford L. Trax, Grand Lecturer Cecil S. Carter, Grand Lecturer Emeritus Eugene Sturm, District Lecturer
Preceding the opening of Grand Lodge, a delicious pot-luck dinner was served to the brothers, friends and ladies attending this celebration. At the conclusion of the dinner the brethren were asked to retire to the second floor where the M:.W:. Grand Lodge, A.F. & A.M., of Kansas was opened in Ample Form on the First Degree. The brethren then returned to the first floor as an accommodation to our aged brethren who found it difficult to negotiate the stairs. R:.W:. Clifford D. Knauss was called upon to make presentation of the 60-year Certificates to Brother Arthur F. Allen and Brother Claude G. Lisher. The ladies of both of these brethren joined them in receiving the awards and they responded with appreciation for their years of membership in the fraternity and cited many memorable events occurring during their lifetime and in their membership. The Grand Master then turned his attention to Brother Fred J. Kuehne in noting his seventy-five years of membership in Golden Rule Lodge No. 90. He was also cited for his many philanthropic efforts throughout the community, the most notable being the Kuehne Center at the YMCA in North Topeka, and Washburn University. Brother Fred said he appreciated receiving the award, but he never could remember having received the 50-year Emblem. A 50-year Emblem was obtained, and quickly presented to hira by the Grand Secretary. Brother Fred proceeded to reminisce on his many experiences during his early days in Topeka with Marshall's Band, with the Knights Templar, with the Scottish Rite, with the Shrine, and of course paid appropriate acknowledgements of appreciation to the ladies of the Eastern Star. Our Grand Master noted also that Brother Fred had donated a public address system to the lodge which had been a tremendous help to then. Brother Fred remembered the day when it was necessary to carry coal to heat the lodge room, and many of their early-day experiences. Many photographs were taken during the proceedings, and certainly did include many of the beautiful flowers brought from neighboring gardens to decorate the tables. The Grand Master and his party expressed appreciation to the many who had attended, and after introducing the Grand Lodge Officers and their ladies who were present, called upon the Master of Golden Rule Lodge, W:. Cameron L. Mickey, to introduce his lodge officers and their ladies who were present. The ladies preparing the dinner were also Introduced and appreciation was extended. The total estimated attendance was more than one hundred and twenty-five. The grand evening concluded with appropriate prayer in the chapel. Durward C. Danielson Grand Master ATTEST: Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Wellington Lodge No. 150, Wellington, Kansas, April 17, 1986. A Special Comnunlcation was called at Wellington Lodge No. 150, Wellington, Kansas, on April 17, 1986, by H:.W:. Ourward C. Danielson, Grand Master of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. i A.M. of Kansas for the purpose of the dedication of the Cornerstone and the new Lodge Building, together with the presentation of 25 and 50-year Emblems and a 60-year Certificate. The following Grand Lodge Officers or their pro tems assisted:
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Clifford D. Knauss, as Don E. Robinett, as Claude W. Norris, as W. Noland Artz, as Carroll C. Arnett, as Halbert G. Norton, as Conrad F. Johnson E. Dean Osborn, as James H. Nolte Walter M. Bird Ralph E. Feldkamp Claude J. Spicer, as H. Carvon Carpenter, as Donald L. Doll Lloyd D. Crall Cleland W. Condit George E. King Robert W. Hartley Landon Abel Richard C. Read
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Prior to the opening of Grand Lodge, a dinner was served at the Uptown Restaurant to brethren and their wives. Following the dinner, the Grand Lodge Officers, lodge officers, brethren, their wives, and friends proceeded to the new lodge building for the Dedication and Presentation Ceremonies. Grand Lodge was opened in Ample Form with the officers in their places. Following the Opening, the brethren, wives and guests were invited into the lodge and the Grand Lodge Officers retired and then reentered the lodge in Grand procession. All were greeted by R:.W:. Clifford D. Knauss who expressed the regrets of M:.W:. Durward C. Danielson, Grand Master, at not being able to be present because of a meeting out of the state. An explanation of what was to take place and the reason for it being done at this time were given by M:.W:. Clifford D. Knauss who then proceeded to unveil the cornerstone and with the help of the other officers performed the Ceremony of the Cornerstone. Beside the Masonic Emblem, the cornerstone also bears those of the Order of Eastern Star and Rainbow For Girls. The acting Grand Master called on W:. Luther Parker, Master of Wellington Lodge No. 150, for remarks and then W:. Cleland Condit, Principal Architect. Contents of the box placed behind the cornerstone contained these articles: A List of the Officers of the Lodge for the. Years: Planning Year 1983 Building Year 1984 Completing Year 1985 Dedication Year 1986 A copy of the Program of-the 25th Year 1924 A copy of the Program of the 50th Year 1974 Phoenix Chapter No. 159, O.E.S. History - 1895 to 1985 History of the York Rite Bodies, St. John's Commandery and the Royal Arch Masons A Royal Arch Penny Following the Dedication of the Cornerstone, R:.W:. Homer G. Cowdrey, DDGM, District No. 36, presented 25-year Emblems to Albert E. Felt, Albert Junior Nugen, the father of Jerry Hedrick, Leslie L. Thompson, Janes W. Middleton and Keith L. Pacey. Kenneth W. Robinson, George F. Middleton and Robert L. Thompson were not in attendance to receive their 25-year Emblems. Following each presentation, remarks were made by the recipients of the Emblems. R:.W:. Claude W. Norris, GSW, presented a 60-year Certificate to E. Luther Gardner. It was stated that Brother Gardner had been a member of DeMolay several years before becoming a Mason. R:.W:. Clifford Knauss presented 50-year Emblems to W:. Landon Abel and Bro. Walter J. "Bud" Hundley who were pleased to cormient on their years in Masonry. Brothers Worth Gibson, Raymond J. Crellin and Ivan Mantooth were not present to receive their Emblems. Since Brother Mantooth is confined to his home, a Presentation will be arranged for him at his home.
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Honorary Life Membership cards were presented from the lodge by Lodge Secretary W:. Richard C. Read. At this point, Carroll C. Arnett, PGM, and his wife, Florene, were escorted to the West by order of the acting Grand Master where they were congratulated and all present joined in wishing them a happy 48th Wedding Anniversa-y by singing Happy Anniversary. Coimients were made by R:.W:. Clifford D. Knauss which included a hope that in the years to come this lodge and its new hall will be representative of the Masonic influence that has been evidenced in Wellington over the past years. In building their lodge in the future, he challenged those present to seek for membership those who show through their words and deeds an affinity for the things that Masonry teaches. He then introduced the Grand Lodge Officers or pro tens occupying the chairs; Bro. Kenith McNett, Past Grand Patron, O.E.S.; M:.I:. Orville E. Wessler, Grand Council of York Rite Masons of Kansas; R:.W:. Homer G. Cowdrey, DDGH, District No. 36; R:.W:. Claude J. Spicer, DDGM, District No. 37 and R:.W:. Carvon Carpenter, DDGM, District No. 40. W:. Luther J. Parker was called upon and expressed thanks and appreciation to R:.M:. Clifford D. Knauss, to the participating Grand Lodge Officers and all those who attended. He then congratulated those who had been honored and announced refreshments would be served. The Special Communication of the Grand Lodge was closed in Ample Form. Clifford D. Knauss, DGM as Grand Master ATTEST: Halbert G. Horton Acting Grand Secretary
SPECIAL CO^WUNICATION Lafayette Lodge No. 16. Manhattan, Kansas, May 13, 1986. A Special Communication of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge, A.F. & A.M., of Kansas called for the purpose of conducting funeral services for W:. Henry V. Beck, Grand Pursuivant who died May 11, 1986, was opened at 9:00 A.M. on the Third Degree in the lodge hall of Lafayette Lodge No. 16, Manhattan, Kansas. The following Grand Lodge Officers or their proxies were in attendance: M:.W:. R;.W:. R:.W:. W:. W:. R:.W:. W:. R:.W:. W:. W:. W:. W:. W:. W:. W:.
Durward C. Danielson Clifford D. Knauss Claude W. Norris John A. Schowalter, Lodge #46, as Harold E. Colbert, Lodge #16, Dist. Lecturer, as Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Conrad F. Johnson Hugh E. Thompson, DDGH, District No. 29, as James H. Nolte Walter M. Bird Ralph E. Feldkamp George W. Sellens, Lodge #16, as Kenneth V. Moses, Lodge #91, as â&#x20AC;˘ Lloyd D. Crall, Lodge #222, as Harry E. Ault, Lodge #16, as
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The brethren then retired from the lodge and formed a procession from thence to the First United Methodist Church for religious services. The funeral procession then went to Sunrise Cemetery where M:.W:. Durward C. Danielson gave the graveside oration in a proficient manner. No further business appearing, Grand Lodge was closed in Ample Form on the Third Degree. The brethren returned to the lodge hall where a delicious and refreshing noon luncheon was served by the ladies of the Eastern Star and PEO. '*'TEST: Albert 0. Arnold, Jr., Grand Secretary
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SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Overland Park Christian Church, Overland Park, Kansas, Hay 14, 1986. A Special Communication of the H:.W:. Grand Lodge, A.F. & A.M., of Kansas called for the purpose of conducting funeral services for R:.W:. Victor R. Petty, Jr., Past Grand Pursuivant, was opened at 12:30 P.M. by H:.W:. Durward C. Danielson, Grand Master, in Ample Form on the Third Degree. He was assisted by the following Grand Lodge Officers or their pro terns: M:.W:. R:.W:. W:. W:. M:.W:. R:.W:. W:. Bro. W:. W:. W:. W:. W:. W:. Bro.
Durward C. Danielson Clifford D. Knauss Merle D. Bradley, Lodge #17, as Wayne L. Dodson, Lodge #402, as Robert G. Jackson, PGM, as Bearer of Great Light and Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Conrad F. Johnson James Barron, Lodge #402, as Stanley W. Nyswonger, #402, as Phil HcCracken, Lodge #18, as Allen H. Peyton, Lodge #34, as Robert I. Peterson, Lodge #402, as Bill A. Mcintosh, Lodge #34, as Joe R. Urice, Lodge #34, as John L. Bush, lodge #24, as
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A special appreciation was extended to W:. Allen M. Peyton, Past Master of the lodge. Brother Joe R. Urice and W:. Bill A. Mcintosh, Worshipful Master of Ancient Form Lodge No. 34. The brethren then formed a procession and went to the chapel for religious services conducted by M:.W:. Forrest D. Haggard, Past Grand Master and senior pastor of the church. The remains were then transported to Resurrection Cemetery at Lenexa, Kansas, for the graveside service by R:.W:. Albert 0. Arnold, Jr., Grand Secretary, followed by full military honors. No further business appearing, Grand Lodge was closed in Ample Form on the Third Degree. Durward C. Danielson Grand Master AHEST: Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Overland Park Christian Church, Overland Park, Kansas, June 22, 1986, 7:00 A.M. The M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas was opened in Ample Form on the First Degree of Masonry in the Multi-Purpose Room of Overland Park Christian Church with the following Brethren in'the several stations and places: M:.W:. R:.W:. W:. R:.W:. W:. W:. M:.W:. W:. W:. W:. R:.W:. W:. W:. R:.W:. W:. W:.
Durward C. Danielson Clifford D. Knauss Robert S. Seigel, Lodge #153, as John E. Mowen, ADGM, Area II, as Glenn L. Knapp, Lodge #54, as K. Maynard Curts, Lodges #34 and #436, as Forrest D. Haggard, PGM, as Don E. Robinett H. Thomas Losh, Master, Lodge #135, as Walter M. Bird Franklin B. McGee, DDGM, District No. 5, as Larry Holder, Lodge #96, as Roy E. Stirton, Lodge #153, as A. Franklin Baldwin, Grand Lecturer, as Donald L. Doll Paul F. Frame, Lodge #34, as
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M:.W . Forrest D. Haggard, Chairman, Foreign Relations Committee W . Roger S. Seigel, Member, Finance Committee W . Glenn L. Knapp, Chairman, Operation KAN The Grand Master announced this Special Communication, had been called for the purpose of observing the Festival of St. John the Baptist. Following the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag of our Country, the Grand Master presented M:.W:. Haggard, Senior Pastor of the Church who advised as to the procedures to be followed. It was noted that more than 35 Brethren had signed the Register, including the newest Entered Apprentice of Ancient Form Lodge #34 who had been initiated on June 20th. The Grand Master especially thanked the Brethren of Ancient Form Lodge #34 for providing the furnishings and setting up the room for the opening of Grand Lodge. All then retired to Fellowship Hall for a continental breakfast. Due to a violent rain storm which occured about this time, the service which had been scheduled to be held out-of-doors on the patio, was moved into the Sanctuary. For the opening of the Service of Worship, the Masons and their families processed into the Sanctuary under the direction of the Grand Marshal and his assistant, W:. Allen M. Peyton, Lodge #34, and an officer of the Church. The Service of Worship included the following: Prelude and Processional of the Fraternity Invocation and Lord's Prayer - The Gloria Patri Scripture Readings from the Lectern Welcome by the Area Deputy Grand Master Response by the Grand Master (his remarks are inserted below) Offertory and Doxology Conmunion of the Lord's Supper Sermon: "BECAUSE" - by Rev. Forrest D. Haggard, D.D. Closing Hymn and Benediction All those assisting in the service are active in the Masonic Fraternity, as follows: Lector: Communion: Offertory: Deacons:
Franklin B. McGee Al McCune Gene Amos Don Sink, Glen Tolman, Calvin McBride, Jim Holloway, Jim Pipkin, Lucius Bush, Ed Dillon, Ralph Hays and Joe Urice Greeters: Ed Dillon, Lucius Bush and Ralph Hays The text of the Grand Master's Response follows: We are glad to celebrate this Feast of St. John the Baptist who was a rugged individualist. We are here to renew our faith, our loyalty and our determination to live by our Masonic teachings. We must envision how the Fraternity looks from the outside. Nonmembers, obviously, cannot be expected to know and understand the deeper truths and common bonds that bind Freemasons. We cannot escape the fact that men judge Freemasonry by what they see walking down the street wearing Masonic emblems. And, if what they see does not command respect, then we need not expect them to seek our fellowship. We must impress upon each and every member of the Craft the duty to display, at all times and in all ways, a conduct so exemplary and a loyalty to the fraternity so evident that all reluctant good men would be enticed to join the order. Thus every Mason, by the example of his life, can become a silent but efficient Masonic Ambassador to the world. More than 120 persons were seated in-the section reserved for the Masonic Fraternity and their families. Masons were registered from about 20 Lodges in Kansas, and from Arkansas, Iowa, Missouri, Tennessee and Texas. Following the Benediction, the Masons retired to the Multi-Purpose Room and Grand Lodge was closed in Ample Form on the First Degree of Masonry at about 8:50 A.M. Durward C. Daniel son Grand Master AHEST: K. Maynard Curts, PM as Grand Secretary
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SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Masonic Temple, Concordia, Kansas, June 22, 1986, 8:00 A.M. By direction of the Host Worshipful Grand Master, a Special Communication of the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of Kansas was opened in Due Form on the First Degree of Masonry in the Lodge room of the Masonic Temple at 135 West 8th Street in Concordia, Kansas, with the following Brethren occupying the several stations and places: R:.W:. W:. W:. W:. W:. W:. W:. W:. W:. W:. Bro. Bro.
Corvon Carpenter, DDGM, District No. 40, as Lyle Gene Gleason, as Carl A. Nease, as John D. Trude, as Robert B. Pfuetze, as Max Croisant, as E. Phil Smith, as Raymond E. King, as John L. Hundley, as Armand F. Racette, as A. Chester Brumfield, as Joseph Kuchera, as
Grand Master Deputy Grand Master Grand Senior Warden Grand Junior Warden Grand Treasurer Grand Secretary Grand Chaplain Grand Senior Deacon Grand Junior Deacon Grand Senior Steward Grand Junior Steward Grand Tyler
Following the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag of our Country, led from the East, the acting Grand Master announced that this Special Communication had been called, and opened along with many other such gatherings over the state, for the purpose of observing the Festival of St. John the Baptist. The Special Communication of the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of Kansas was called from Labor to Refreshment, and the Brethren (24 Masons) and their wives enjoyed rolls and coffee prepared by Shirley Carpenter in the Lodge dining room. Afterward, those attending'the breakfast at the Masonic Temple were joined by four other Masons, including Brother Don Blanton, Pastor of the First United Methodist Church of Concordia, Kansas, for Worship Services which they attended as a group at the First United Methodist Church of Concordia, Kansas. At the conclusion of the Worship Service, the Masons retired to the Concordia Masonic Temple Lodge room and the Special Communication of the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of Kansas was called from Refreshment to Labor and closed in Due Form on the First Degree of Masonry at about noon. Corvon Carpenter, DDGM as Grand Master ATTEST: Max Croisant Acting Grand Secretary
SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Old Mission United Methodist Church, Fairway, Kansas, June 22, 1986. Acting on the Proclamation of the Grand Master, M:.W:. Durward C. Danielson, a Special Coirmunication of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge, A.F. & A.M., of Kansas was opened in form on the First Degree of Masonry in a room adjacent to the sanctuary of the Old Mission United Methodist Church, Fairway, Kansas, at 10:00 A.M., June 22. 1986, with the following brethren occupying stations or places of the Grand Lodge Officers: R:.W:. W:. W:. W:. R:.W:. M:.W:. Bro. Bro. W:. W:. W:. Bro. W:.
Claude W. Norris, GSW, as Albert A. Brick, Master, Lodge #153, as Paul W. Clingenpeel, Lodge #153, as George I. Lawley, PM, Lodge #153, as Charles 0. Gallipeau, Grand Lecturer, as Robert D. Caplinger, PGM, as Or. Charles B. Bennett, Lodge #153, as John R. Fischer, Lodge #153, as Wilbur E. Adams, PM, Lodge #153, as Jimmie L. Grassi, Lodge #153, as Joe M. Laws, PM, Lodge #153, as Jack R- Wilson, Lodge #153, as Harry Peterson, Lodge #47, as
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W:. Carl Sherrick, PM, Lodge #333, as Bro. Everett M. Stearns, Lodge #153, as Bro. Floyd A. Staupp, Lodge #153, as
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Bro. William M. Conrad, Lodge #153, as Bro. Larry L. Edwards, Lodge #153, as Bro. Marvin Ury, PM, Lodge #322, as
Dr. Charles B. Bennett, Senior Minister of the Old Mission United Methodist Church, spoke at a meeting of his Lodge, Old Mission #153, in February. At that time he issued an invitation to all Masons in the community to participate in the celebration of St. John the Baptist Day at his church on June 22, 1986. With the approval of the Lodge, W:. Albert A. Brick, Worshipful Master, accepted the invitation and appointed the following committee to work with the church to make plans for the event: John Fischer, Jack Wilson, Floyd Staupp, Joe Laws, Darold Jackson, Sr., Joe Maupin, William Conrad, Paul Clingenpeel, Jimmie Grassi, Richard Carlston and Everett Stearns. Bro. Donald W. Mills, editor of the Scottish Knight, graciously included an announcement of the celebration, with an appropriate picture, in the May issue of that publication. 111:. Charles Gallipeau, representative of the S.G.I.G., K.C.K. Scottish Rite Bodies, offered the assistance of that Body and co-sponsorship of the event. We are indebted to Mrs. Jan Grassi for her assistance in accommodating our ladies in the chapel of the church while they awaited the opening of Grand Lodge. There were 67 Masons registered who joined their ladies, and approximately 120 Masons and their ladies were seated together in the Sanctuary. During the formal church service, the choir directed by Dr. J. Jeffrey Anderson, PhD., Music, rendered significant Masonic music arranged by the director. Following the Collect of the Day, Freemasons present were greeted and warmly welcomed by Dr. Bennett. A meaningful eulogy to W:. Deane L. Jorgensen, Past Master and Secretary of Old Mission Lodge, was delivered by Bro. William M. Conrad. He pointed out that Deane had exemplified the strict moral codes espoused by St. John the Baptist and that it was most appropriate that the tribute to our beloved Brother be made on this day. Appropriate remarks and a prayer were given by R:.W:. Claude W. Norris, acting Grand Master, to close the Masonic portion of the service. Dr. Bennett expressed his appreciation in having so many Masons responding to his invitation. He also expressed his appreciation of the outstanding efforts made by Past Grand Master, Ben W. Graybill, in organizing and arranging the meeting. Representatives from the following Lodges were present: #3, #8, #47, #54, #96, #153, #293, #322, #333, #338, #436 and Missouri #643. Following the Postlude, the Masons assembled in the adjacent room where the M:.W:. Grand Lodge was closed in Ample Form by Ben W. Graybill, PGM. Claude W. Norris, GSW as Grand Master ATTEST: Robert D. Caplinger, PGM acting Grand Secretary
SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Lafayette Lodge No. 15, Manhattan, Kansas, June 22, 1986. Acting in accordance with the Proclamation of M:.W:. Durward C. Danielson, Grand Master of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge, A.F. 8 A.M., of Kansas, for all Masons of Kansas to attend services to commemorate the Feast of Saint John the Baptist on Sunday, June 22, 1986, Lafayette Lodge No. 16, Manhattan, Kansas, called a Special Conuiunication at the lodge hall for 10:00 A.M. on that day and opened Grand Lodge on the First Degree with the following officers in attendance: R:.W:. W:. Bro. W:.
Hugh E. Thompson, ODGM, District No. 29, as Mervin E. Buchenau, Lodge #16, as Maurice J. Azain, Lodge #16, as Harold E. Colbert, Lodge #16, as
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J. Chester Long, Lodge #16, as L. Keith Sherer, Lodge #16, as Joseph A. Lamas, Lodge #16, as Elo B. Larsen, Lodge #16, as Myron Hudson, Lodge #16, as Ralph E. Feldkamp Dennis W. Irvin, Lodge #16, as
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Following the opening, the Worshipful Master led the brethren in the Pledge of Allegiance. Grand Lodge was then recessed and the brothers retired to the First Presbyterian Church of Manhattan for worship services. After the services. Grand Lodge was closed by declaration as authorized by M:.W:. Durward C. Danielson, Grand Master. Hugh E. Thompson, DDGM as Grand Master ATTEST: Harold E. Colbert acting Grand Secretary
SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Grand Lodge Building, Topeka, Kansas, June 22, 1986. On June 22, 1986, M:.W:. Chester L. Gilbert, Past Grand Master, and acting under the authority of M:.W:. Durward C. Danielson, Grand Master of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge, A.F. & A.M., of Kansas, opened Grand Lodge in Ample Form on the First Degree at 10:30 A.M. in the Grand Lodge Room of the Grand Lodge Building in Topeka, Kansas. This was for the purpose of celebrating St. John's Day at First Presbyterian Church of Topeka, Kansas. M:.W:. Chester L. Gilbert was assisted by the following Grand Lodge Officers or their pro terns: M:.W:. W:. W:. R:.W:. R:.W:. W:. W:. W:. W:. W:. W:. W:. W:.
Chester L. Gilbert, PGM, as Merle D. Bradley, PM, Lodge #17, as Charles D. Baldry, PM, Lodge #225, as Halbert G. Horton, ADGM, Area IV, as Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Walter Norris, PM, Lodge #225, as Cecil Carter, PM, Lodge #51, as Joe Bicking, WM, Lodge #51, as John Horton, WM, Lodge #402, as Charles Yankey, PM, Lodge #402, as S. Mack Finley, PM, Lodge #75, as Kenneth Cook, PM, Lodge #17, as Joseph B. Zahn, PM, Lodge #248, as
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Family and friends gathered at the Grand Lodge building at 10:00 A.M. prior to the opening of Grand Lodge and enjoyed a continental breakfast consisting of orange juice, coffee, iced tea and rolls. Thanks were given to R:.W:. Halbert G. Horton for providing these refreshments. At approximately 11:00 A.M. all in attendance walked to First Presbyterian Church to participate in the worship service. After the worship service. Grand Lodge was closed in Ample Form. Chester L. Gilbert, PGM as Grand Master ATTEST: Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
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SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Parsons Lodge No. 117, Parsons, Kansas, June 22, 1985. Acting in accordance with the Proclamation of M:.W:. Durward C. Danielson, Grand Master of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge, A.F. & A.M. of Kansas, for all Masons of Kansas to attend services to contnemorate the Feast of Saint John the Baptist on Sunday, June 22, 1986, the brethren of Parsons Lodge No. 117 were invited by the Pastor of First Christian Church in Parsons, Kansas, Rev. Stanley Land, to attend church in a body on June 22, 1986, for the annual observance of the Feast of Saint John the Baptist. Worship began at 9:30 A.M. with sixteen Masons in attendance, and Rev. Land expressed his appreciation of their acceptance of his invitation. Respectfully submitted. Ray D. Fincher Secretary, Lodge #117
SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Cornerstone Lodge No. 219, Little River, Kansas, June 22, 1986. Acting in accordance with the Proclamation of M:.W:. Durward C. Danielson, Grand Master of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge, A.F. & A.M. of Kansas, for all Masons of Kansas to attend services to commemorate the Feast of Saint John the Baptist on Sunday, June 22, 1986, the brethren of Cornerstone Lodge No. 219, Little River, Kansas, met at the site of the Old Oak Tree near Little River for a religious service to begin at 8:00 A.M. The speaker on this occasion was the Reverend Grant E. Davis, Pastor of the United Methodist Church of Little River, Kansas. At the conclusion of the services, light refreshments were served. Respectfully submitted, Arthur C. Hodgson, PGM ATTEST: Dennis E. Howell , WM Cornerstone Lodge No. 219
SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Tyrian Lodge No. 246, Garden City, Kansas, September 13, 1986. A Special Communication of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge, A.F. & A.M. of Kansas was called by M:.W:. Durward C. Danielson, Grand Master, for Saturday, September 13, 1986, at 2:00 P.M. in Garden City, Kansas. Within the temple of Tyrian Lodge No. 246, the following Grand Lodge Officers or their pro terns were present: M:.W . Durward C. Danielson R:.W . Clifford D. Knauss R:.W . Claude W. Norris W . Don E. Robinett, GSD, as M:.W . Chester L. Gilbert, PGM, as R:-W . Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. W . Conrad 0. Johnson M:.W . Richard A. Porter, PGM, as W . James H. Nolte W . Walter M. Bird R:.W . Wilbur L. Morris, AOGM, Area IX, as W .. J. Steven Molstad W . Harry Peterson W . Calvin E. Bruns W . Donald L. Doll W . Lloyd D. Crall
Grand Master Deputy Grand Master Grand Senior Warden Grand Junior Warden Grand Treasurer Grand Secretary Grand Chaplain Grand Senior Deacon Grand Junior Deacon Grand Marshal Grand Sword Bearer Grand Senior Steward Grand Junior Steward Grand Pursuivant Grand Tyler Assistant Grand Tyler
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Other distinguished guests present:
R:.W R:.W W R:.E R:.E M:.E R:.W E M:.1 M:.1 M:.1 M:.W
Earl D. Crisp, DDGM, District No. 61 Jimmy L. Byas, DDGM, District No. 63 Jerry K. Van Allen, Chairman, Total Youth Committee Sir Knight Carveth K. Neer, Grand Commander of Grand Commandery, K.T. Robert K. Kurz, Grand Scribe, Grand Chapter of RAM of Kansas as representative for the Grand High Priest Paul B. Heyman, Past Grand High Priest, Grand Chapter of RAM of Kansas Bernard A. Leonard, Past Grand Commander, Grand Comnandery, K.T. of Kansas Larry Litton, District Deputy Grand High Priest, District No. 16, Grand Chapter, RAM of Kansas Gerald E. Longton, Past Grand Master, Grand Council of Cryptic Masons of Kansas William S. Farr, Past Grand Master, Grand Council of Cryptic Masons of Kansas Don E. Robinett, Past Grand Master, Grand Council of Cryptic Masons of Kansas Richard A. Porter represented the Sovereign Grand Inspector General of Scottish Rite
A beautifully catered dinner was served prior to the opening of Grand Lodge at 2:00 P.M. Immediately following the opening on the First Degree the Grand Master, with the assistance of the Grand Marshal, Walter M. Bird, and the Grand Secretary, Albert 0. Arnold, Jr., installed Calvin E. Bruns of Ashlar Lodge No. 344, Riley, Kansas, as Grand Pursuivant. The doors were then opened and the ladies and friends were invited in. Introductions were called for by the Master of Ceremonies, Brother Robert L. Buerkle, who is President of the Garden City Masonic Temple Corporation, Inc., and the following program was presented: Grand Procession: Officers of Grand Lodge and assisting members of Tyrian Lodge #246 Organist: Mrs. Donna Bennett Invocation: Reverend F. Donald Gibson, Community Church National Anthem and Pledge of Allegiance Welcome: Robert L. Buerkle Song: "My Tribute" by Mrs. Linda Evans Remarks by: Dr. Horace J. Good, Past President of the Masonic Temple Corp. Song: "My Task" by Mrs. Linda Evans Dedication Ceremony: Grand Lodge Officers assisted by members of Tyrian Lodge Master of Lodge - Dale Wolcott Principal Architect - Raymond Heer Bearers of Symbolic Lodge - Earl Parrish, Donald Roper, John Strickland, Leo Solze Bearer of Book of Constitution - Philip Giebler Bearer of Great Lights - Wilbur Morris The Corn -- R:.W :. Clifford D. Knauss, Deputy Grand Master The Wine - R:.W :. Claude W. Norris, Grand Senior Warden The Oil W:. Don E. Robinett, Grand Junior Warden Odes - Mrs. Linda Evans Address: M:.W:. Durward C. Danielson, Grand Master, Grand Lodge, A.F. & A.M., of Kansas Benediction: W:. Conrad F. Johnson, Grand Chaplain M:.W:. Chester L. Gilbert, PGM, Chairman of the Temple Building and Remodeling Committee, was called upon to say a few words and he expressed his appreciation for the cooperation and fine efforts of Tyrian Lodge No. 246 in obtaining this beautiful new edifice. The Grand Master concluded his remarks after introducing the Grand Lodge Officers and their ladies. Appreciation and thanks were extended to the brethren of the lodge and the ladies of the Eastern Star, to the Mayor for his response, and to Doctor and Brother Good for his remarks. The Grand Master expressed his great appreciation for the "finest new temple built in Kansas for many, many years". "We look forward to the continued activities and growth of Masons in Garden City." The program was concluded with the benediction by the Grand Chaplain and Grand Lodge was closed in the First Degree.
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A reception was held in the dining room. Durward C. Danielson Grand Master ATTEST: Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary Acknowledgements and appreciation to: The Temple Building and Remodeling Committee of the Grand Lodge A.F. & A.M. of Kansas, M:.W:. Chester L. Gilbert, PGM, Chairman; M:.W:. Richard L. Becker, PGM; Virgil Waggoner; George W. Sellens; Robert J. Higgs. Joseph H. Vanderweide, Partner, inBlanchard, Vanderweide, Fillmore and Davis, Architects; Dennis E. Smith, Partner; Vance Holmes, Project Superintendent; D & D Builders, Inc. Past Presidents Garden City Masonic Temple Corporation, Inc.: Wilbur L. Morris, Lester L. Clark, Orville V. Nanninga, Jerome B. Stonehocker, Clayton F. Ladwig, Frank E. White, Joseph S. Dunbar, Horace J. Good REMARKS PREPARED FOR THE DEDICATION OF THE GARDEN CITY TEMPLE September 13, 1986 By- Dr. Horace J. Good One could say that the temple you are enjoying at this moment was built with sweat and tears, for indeed it is the end result of many hours of hard work by numerous members of the Craft and associated organizations. I, personally, doff my hat to these good people, for I am one of those who came late on the scene, with my good fortune being that of seeing the construction commence. The hard work had already been completed. We must carry ourselves back to the time when the original Temple Corporation Board of Directors was formed in 1965 with the avowed purpose being that of locating a site and building a temple. We must today regard them as pioneers in Masonry. They commenced with an organization being formed, a faith in their purpose, and little more than that except a trust in the goodness of the Lord. During the next several years options were taken on different sites, while property in downtown Garden City was purchased, occupied, remodeled and repaired. The funds of the corporation did not suffer during this time, but instead swelled a little along with inflation. The five bodies comprising the Temple Corporation, the Blue Lodge, the Eastern Star, the Royal Arch, the Commandery and the Beauceant, all remained faithful to the purpose of the Temple Corporation during the time of planning for the new building to house the bodies. At the downtown location, the Knox Building was purchased in 1971 adjacent to the downtown Temple with funds borrowed from each member organization. Later, as rent came in, each group was paid back the money borrowed. The building site west of the Gibson Store was sold in 1973. As time went by, the treasury increased, but at a slow rate. Finally, the present building began to come into shape. The property for the Temple we are dedicating today was purchased early in 1984 in two tracts, with donations accepted at the time paying for much of that cost. In May of 1984, the Temple Corporation Board of Directors became quite serious about constructing the Temple and proceeded to appoint a Building Committee, consisting of a representative from each member body. Those appointed were Wilbur Morris, Jean Heer, Bill Hilton, Earl Parrish and Lois Blackford. The good work they commenced is here before you for your admiration. The Building Committee met faithfully to work on the planning, and their request for a larger committee was granted. Architect Joe Vanderweide was selected to complete plans for the Temple. with many people representing the corporate bodies.
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For instance, the minutes of the January 13, 1985, Board of Directors meeting records the following as being in attendance: Joe Dunbar, Elaine Nelson, Larry Litton, Don Roper, Evelyn Van Vleet and Raymond Heer of the Board of Directors. Present as members of the Building Committee were Lois Blackford, Aleta Widows, Wilbur Morris, Earl Parrish and Roy Kurz. Also present were Judy Litton, Bob Kurz and Ross Blackford. This is some evidence that many people were intensely interested in the project. At this meeting on the 13th of January in 1985, it was decided to bring preliminary plans to the annual meeting of the corporation for a vote. There was some good discussion at that annual meeting, but the minutes reflect an overwhelming affirmative vote for the project. Funding was the next matter of interest, and at the February, 1985, meeting of the Temple Corporation each member body was asked to appoint two members to a finance committee. As they met during the next several months, they planned a compaign and they raised a good sum of money toward the building and the endowment fund for the operation of the Temple. The next big event in this series was the groundbreaking for the temple on June 5, 1985, in connection with the 100th Anniversary of the Garden City Lodge, and with the Grand Master present. All other member bodies were represented at the ground breaking, and the culmination of twenty years of effort was about to be realized. The next several weeks were consumed with cutting costs of the project and deciding which parts of the construction could be on alternates. Concern was present about approval of the project by the Grand Lodge; for, although the building could be built, there was no endowment fund to keep the Temple going. Nonetheless, bids were taken which seemed to be reasonable, and Grand Lodge approval was received to proceed. Cornerstone laying was held on March 15, 1986. Finally, not so many months ago, the building was occupied, and then work commenced on the finishing touches. Members of the Temple Corporation Board must be given credit for installations such as baseboard, chair guard material and the pictures of former officers. Would the members of the Temple Board of Directors please stand. Those present from the building committee - will they please stand? And so we come to today's occasion. Much work has gone into the Temple, and we are proud of it and of those who worked so many hours toward its realization. There is one further person who should be recognized. He is the Secretary of the Temple Corporation who was the first president and, ever since, for 21 years has worked tirelessly and with little appreciation for his efforts. His wife has stood by him to assist with the work during these two decades of planning, funding and constructing the Temple. Will Raymond and Jean Heer please stand for wel1-deserved appreciation. I thanl- you for permitting me to bring you some of the history of the Temple.
SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Chetopa Lodge No. 73, Chetopa, Kansas, November 1, 1986. A Special Communication of the H:.W:. Grand Lodge, A.F. & A.M., of Kansas as called by M:.W:. Durward C. Danielson, Grand Master, at 1:30 P.M., Chetopa, Kansas. This Special Communication was to dedicate the new temple of Chetopa Lodge No. 73. The following Grand Lodge Officers or their pro terns assisted in opening a lodge of Entered Apprentice: M:.W R:.W: W R:.W W R:.W R:.W W W W
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Durward C. Danielson Clifford D. Knauss Raymond D. Hough, PM, Lodge #119, as John P. Savage, ADGM, Area VI, as Benjamin F. Green, PM, Lodge #237, as Halbert G. Horton, ADGM, Area IV, as Don R. Hadlock, DDGM, District No. 10, as Ralph W. Kimmel, PM, Lodge #119, as James H. Nolte Walter M. Bird
Grand Master Deputy Grand Master Grand Senior Warden Grand Junior Warden Grand Treasurer Grand Secretary Grand Chaplain Grand Senior Deacon Grand Junior Deacon Grand Marshal
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Ralph E. Feldkamp . Milton F. Thompson, Grand Lecturer, as Hugh Dean Bolick, PM, Lodge #119, as Calvin E. Bruns • Donald L. Doll Lloyd D. Crall
Grand Sword Bearer Grand Senior Steward Grand Junior Steward Grand Pursuivant Grand Tyler Assistant Grand Tyler
Preceding the opening, members of the Grand Lodge of Kansas and their wives were guests of the Chetopa Lodge at a noon buffet luncheon at Coopers Old Mill Inn in Chetopa. There were eighteen in attendance, with seven members from Grand Lodge and their wives and three members of the Chetopa Lodge, including Clifford D. Nading, Worshipful Master, and his wife, Patricia. Following the opening, the Grand Lodge Officers, their pro tems and others having duties in the Dedication Ceremony left the hall. The Chetopa Lodge officers filled the chairs, and the ladies and other guests entered and were seated. The Grand Marshal assembled the officers and escorted them into the lodge room where the ancient Ceremony of Dedication was performed. Invocation - R:.W:. Don R. Hadlock Bearers of Symbolic Lodge - W:. Clarence C. McNemar, W:. George W. Huber, R. Laurence Shearer, Rodney L. Trimble Master of the Lodge - W:. Clifford D. Nading Principal Architect - Bro. Howard L. Blundell The Corn - Deputy Grand Master The Wine - Grand Senior Warden The Oil - Grand Junior Warden Ode sung by - Mrs. Patricia D. Nading Address - M:.W:. Durward C. Danielson, Grand Master Benediction - R:.W:. Don R. Hadlock The Grand Lodge Officers, officers pro tern, and those wives present were introduced by the Grand Master. The Grand Master congratulated the lodge members not only on their new temple, but also for having physically and spiritually overcome problems that had existed earlier. He urged them to hold steady in the face of opposition by detractors of Masonry, and to continue to live by the tenets of our fraternity. That our performance will prove us right, and we need not be concerned with the actions and words of maligners. He reminded those present that Freemasonry is a way of life to be lived daily. W:. Clifford D. Nading, Master of Chetopa Lodge No. 73, thanked the brethren of the lodge, their wives and others who by their help had made the new temple possible, and closed by thanking all present and the Grand Master and the Grand Lodge Officers in particular. Grand Lodge was declared closed by M:.W:. Durward C. Danielson, Grand Master. Refreshments were served following the close. Durward C. Danielson Grand Master ATTEST: Halbert G. Horton Assistant to Grand Secretary
SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Parker Lodge No. 341, Parker, Kansas, December 6, 1986. The M:.W:. Grand Lodge, A.F. & A.M. of Kansas opened in Ample Form on the First Degree of Masonry with the following Grand Lodge Officers or their pro tems assisting M:.W:. Durward C. Danielson, Grand Master: M:.W R:.W R:.W M:.W:
. . . .
Durward C. Danielson Clifford D. Knauss Claude W. Norris Robert G. Jackson, PGM, as
Grand Deputy Grand Grand Senior Grand Junior
Master Master Warden Warden
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P. Leaford Savage, PH, Lodge #37, as Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Conrad F. Johnson Clarence W. Sills, Grand Lecturer Emeritus, as James H. Nolte Walter H. Bird Richard 0'Bryant, DDGM, District No. 7, as Willard H. Stanton, DDGM, District No. 6, as Harry Peterson Calvin E. Bruns Glenn W. Ricketts, Lodge #24, as Harry A. Stoner, Lodge #24, as
Grand Treasurer Grand Secretary Grand Chaplain Grand Senior Deacon Grand Junior Deacon Grand Marshal Grand Sword Bearer Grand Senior Steward Grand Junior Steward Grand Pursuivant Grand Tyler Assistant Grand Tyler
This Special Communication Parker Lodge No. 341, and the and complimented the officers tive efforts in building this
was called for the purpose of dedicating the new temple of Grand Master expressed his great pleasure in being present, and members of Parker Lodge No. 341 on their very producbeautiful, new temple.
The brethren were then given the freedom of the lodge and it was opened to the ladies and other visitors. After the procession to the temple, the ancient Ceremony of Dedication was performed by the Grand Lodge Officers. Principal Architect - Garry W. Nickell Bearers of Symbolic Lodge - Larry D. Kinner, Ralph D. Nickell, Carl D. Hardesty, Kenneth N. Chase The assembly was entertained by a quartet composed of Bruce A. Boydston, Anthony Wayne "Tony" Borum, Kenneth N. Chase and Gary L. Mahon, accompanied by Susie Mahon. Upon completion of the ceremony, a solo "Bless This House" was sung by Susie Mahon, accompanied by Joyce Hardesty. The Worshipful Master, Lester N. Land, briefly reviewed the problems the lodge had faced and the assistance, both financial and physical, given by the membership. He explained the work still to be done would add still further to the beauty and utility of this very fine structure. The Grand Master noted that although small in size, Parker Lodge was a large Masonic effort and an example of their confidence in our fraternity's continuity and teachings. Introductions were made of our Grand Lodge Officers and their ladies, and this was followed by the introduction of the lodge officers and other persons in attendance. This beautiful temple is situated just at the northern edge of Parker, Kansas, and is on a slab construction, easy to maintain and, in time, will have more than adequate parking along with all the conveniences necessary to accommodate Masonic activities. Our Grand Master thanked the officers and members for the fine noon luncheon served in the Parker Community Hall and expressed season's greetings in behalf of the Grand Lodge Officers and their ladies. No further business appearing. Grand Lodge was closed in Ample Form on the First Degree of Masonry. Durward C. Daniel son Grand Master ATTEST: Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
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REPORT OF THE GRAND TREASURER M:.W:. William F. Mcintosh, PGM, Grand Treasurer, presented the Treasurer's Report which, on his motion, was accepted and made a part of the minutes. To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. 8 A.M. of Kansas: Most Worshipful Grand Master and Brethren, I'm pleased to bring to this Grand Lodge the report of the Grand Treasurer for the past term. The report is printed in the Advance Proceedings. I'm not going to belabor the financial data that is displayed for you. Rather, I feel it more expedient to only pick out what I deem to be some of the financial highlights. You will notice in Exhibit E about $7,000 for the past year.
that our total footings (assets) show an increase of
The Building and Equipment account increased $46,000. This arises from the repair of the foundation of the Grand Lodge building and a slight carry-over from the roof repair of the preceding year. Also, in Exhibit F, I want to call to your attention that the Panhandle Eastern Pipeline bonds carried at $5,075.16 are being called at $5,000; the National Biscuit Company bonds carried at a book value of $7,658.04 are being called at $10,000. The U. S. Treasury note for $20,025.27 matures on March 31, 1987 for $20,000. It is projected that these securities with a value of $35,000 will be placed in a U. S. Government mutual bond fund that is yielding approximately 9.4% at the present time. This is a very liquid fund and bears a favorable interest rate, considering the current money clime. Then, I think it is worthy of note that the 500 shares of RJR Nabisco stock listed in Exhibit F and carried on our books at $8,008.14, have a market value at the present time in excess of $28,000. Regarding the 1986 budget, the Proceedings do not reveal the variance of the various budgeted items to the actual income or expense items. The total budget was underspent by nearly $23,000; but, at the same time, the income was some $15,000 less than was anticipated. This resulted in a profit of budgeted items of $7,600 for the year. It would appear that, at the present time, our financial condition is within acceptable bounds. The report of the Auditor is published below: In accordance with standard accounting and audit procedures, I have audited the Grand Lodge records for the period February 1, 1986 through January 31, 1987. The records were maintained on the cash method of accounting. The results are reflected in the following exhibits: Exhibit Exhibit Exhibit Exhibit Exhibit Exhibit Exhibit
A B C D E F G
Income & Expense Statement, General Fund Bank Reconciliation of General Fund Income & Expense Statement, Charity Fund Bank Reconciliation of Charity Fund Comparative Balance Sheets Combined Detail of Investments for Both Funds Statement of Change in Cash Position
In my opinion, the aforementioned statements present fairly the assets and liabilities of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge, A.F. & A.M. of Kansas on January 31, 1987, arising from cash transactions and the revenues collected and expenditures made by it during the year and ending on a basis consistent with that of the preceding year. Sincerely, 0. L. Redding Public Accountant
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Exhibit A
GENERAL FUND - INCOME & EXPENSE STATEMENT FEBRUARY 1, 1986 THROUGH JANUARY 31, 1987 INCOME Sea Land Stock Sale Statue of Liberty Fund Per Capita Tax Interest on Investments York Rite (Maintenance) Ticket Sales (Banquets) Special Dispensations Raising Fees Kansas Masonic Foundation Trials & Punishment Miscellaneous Reimbursed Expense Special Assessments Total Income Merchandise Sales
$
875.61 1,003.00 345,136.00 56,531.37 5,459.75 7,825.05 717.25 3,605.00 2,500.00 500.00 1,627.38 2,319.95 180,115.00
$608,225.36 19,253.41 15,309.32
Less Cost of Merchandise Sold 3,944.09 Gross Profit or Loss (-) $612,169.45 TOTAL ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME EXPENSE Labor Employee Retirement Social Security (FICA) Gross Wages Grand Secretary Allowance Special Assessment - Kansas Masonic Home Per Capita Tax Raising Fees Service and Supplies Kansas Employment Security Fund Grand Master Contingent Prior Annual Communication Expense Prior Annual Communication Per Diem Prior Annual Communication Mileage Grand Masters Jewel/Apron Grand Master & Grand Secretary Conference Allowance Grand Tyler & Assistant Grand Lecturers and Assistants Comm. Ritualistic Work Comm. Masonic Education Comm. Youth Essay Committee Allowance Comn. Trial & Punishment George Washington Memorial Masonic Service Association Dues Print Annual Proceedings Grand Officers Travel Print Kansas Laws of Masonry Library Expense Stationary Printing and Supplies Grand Master Auto Expense Postage & Express Distribution List Lodges Parking Blue Cross/Blue Shield Print/Mail Kansas Mason Computer Expense Miscellaneous IRS Penalty Equipment Repairs - Parts Building Repairs & Upkeep Insurance
.00 6,760.38 5,176.25 79,544.03 4,017.40 10,737.00 91,794.00 3,790.00 1,301.21 .00 8,000.00 24,491.40 11,760.00 14,520.00 416.75 3,600.00 .00 4,180.65 57.49 2,686.29 6,300.00 47.54 7.40 2,000.00 2,951.88 3,423.89 7,225.08 .00 199.77 7,644.40 10,754.53 7,242.73 416.75 370.00 2,301.22 29,349.13 12,637.04 1,469.21 10.20 2,380.29 9,330.76 3,442.00
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Exhibit A
Interest
$
1.74 15.75 2,551.26 395.00 528.76 8,488.87 187,000.00 ,160.36 306.24 ,816.33 ,884.50 205.57 ,600.00 ,217.49
Bank Charges Accounting Service Returns - Allowance Personal Property Taxes Real Estate Taxes Special Assessments State Unemployment Federal Unemployment Utilities Telephone Water Janitor Service Depreciation
$604,508.54
TOTAL EXPENSE
$
NET PROFIT OR LOSS (-)
GENERAL FUND - BANK RECONCILIATION
7,660.91
Exhibit B
FARMIS ACCOUNT NO. 0001lOK Last Recorded Date on Bank Statement 2-1-87 $ 83,846.28 .00 83,846.28
Bank Statement Ending Balance Deposits Not on Bank Statement (
Less - Total Outstanding Checks
24,284.42)
Reconciled Bank Balance
$ 59,561.86
OUTSTANDING CHECKS (Includes checks s t i l l outstanding from l a s t month's r e c o n c i l i a t i o n , plus a l l checks w r i t t e n t h i s month t h a t are not on t h i s month's bank statement.) 12102 12113 12286 12312 12464 12612 13295 13315 13317 13333 13346 13349 13355 13361 13362 13363 13364
$
59.50 61.50 59.00 93.00 50.25 50.00 1,000.00 283.97 1,000.00 50.00 4.52 52.60 505.53 1,931.74 1,967.43 730.69 110.66
13365 13366 13367 13368 13369 13370 13371 13372 13373 13374 13375 13376 13377 13378 13379 13380 13381
TOTAL OUTSTANDING CHECKS (-) Last month's reconciled bank balance (+)
This month's deposits
(-)
This month's checks
(=)
This month's reconciled bank balance
End of accounting period through 1-31-87
$
104.30 75.00 58.76 69.32 220.08 34.00 74.17 1,345.00 7,328.35 293.00 24.00 313.86 127.34 123.39 40.00 2,628.00 15.95
38383 13384 13385 13387 13389 13390 133ri 13392 13393 13394 13395 13396 13397 13398 13399 13400
$
29.42 70.00 235.36 480.33 396.96 447.00 290.69 283.97 273.98 100.47 60.90 52.60 239.11 81.76 175.45 175.45
$ 24,284.42 $ 36,561.56 147,244.49 ( 124,244.19) $ 59.561.86
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Exhibit C
CHARITY FUND - INCOME & EXPENSE STATEMENT FEBRUARY 1, 1986 THROUGH JANUARY 31, 1987 INCOME Interest on Investments
$ 8,243.45
Contributions
1,250.00
TOTAL GROSS INCOME
$ 9,493.45
EXPENSE Contributions
12,532.69
TOTAL EXPENSE
12,532.69
NET PROFIT OR LOSS (-)
($ 3.039.24)
CHARITY FUND - BANK RECONCILIATION
Exhibit D
FARMIS ACCOUNT NO. 0001lOL Last Recorded Date on Bank Statement 2-1-87 Bank Statement Ending Balance
$
164.12
Deposits Not on Bank Statement
.00
Less - Total Outstanding Checks
.00
Reconciled Bank Balance Last month's reconciled bank balance
$
.00
(-) This month's checks
.00
End of accounting period through 1-31-87
164j_l_2
$
164.12
164.12
(+) This month's deposits
(=) This month's reconciled bank balance
$
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Exhibit E
COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEETS January 31. 1986
ASSETS:
Cash & Investments: 7,521.84 Cash in Bank, Gen. Fund. Kaw Valley Bank S 2,341.55 Accounts Receivable (Refund on T Notes) 1,545.28 Cash in Bank, Charity Fund, Kaw Valley Bank Savings, Gen. Fund, Kaw Valley Bank #80-032-5 122,027.50 .00 CD #1790, Kaw Valley Bank 97,963.28 Savings, Gen. Fund, Capitol Federal #582978-1 99,530.57 Savings, Gen. Fund Merchants Nat'l Bank #5105-412 .00 CD, Merchants National Bank 99,956.46 Savings, Gen. Fund, Bank IV, #91-599-8 Savings, Gen. Fund, Fidelity Bk. & Jr. #81-146-7 95,350.06 Auto Reserve, Gen. Fund, Cap. Fed. #385884 2,734.68 Savings, Charity Fund, Cap. Fed. #386303 13,572.38 Corporate Bonds at Cost. Gen. Fund 46,590.54 U.S. Treasury Notes, Gen. Fund 185,063.70 U.S. Notes & Bonds, Charity Fund 68,730.60 Common Stock - Gen. Fund 8,256.53 Total Cash & Investments 5~ 851,184.97 Fixed Assets: Land Buildings & Equipment Reserve for Depreciation Total Fixed Assets
10,000.00 226,360.48 26,171.69)
$
TOTAL ASSETS
210,188..79
January 31, 1987
$
I
(. $
59,561.86 694.40 164.12 705.66 100,000.00 86,878.97 97,953.09 10,000.00 94,260.41 96,034.77 2,888.75 19,437.65 45,590.54 135,078.80 62,807.25 8,008.14 821,064.41
10,000.00 272,333.39 35,389.18) 246,944.21
$1,061,3/3.,76
$1,068,008.62
$
2,291.,09
$
4,304.28
2,291.09
$
4,304.28
LIABILITIES Payroll Tax TOTAL LIABILITIES SURPLUS Retained Earnings TOTAL SURPLUS TOTAL LIABILITIES & SURPLUS
$1,059,082.67
$1,063.704.34
$1,059,082.,67
$1,063,704.34
$1,061,373.,76
$1,068.008.62
DETAIL OF INVESTMENTS ON EXHIBIT E JANUARY 31, 1987
Exhibit F
INVESTMENTS IN GENERAL FUND: Corporate Bonds U.S. Steel Bonds E16171-17139 Santa Fe Railroad Bonds Consolidated Edison Bonds R-1847 P a c i f i c o r p Bonds RV-2339 Panhandle Eastern Pipeline RV02108 National B i s c u i t Company Bonds Total Corporate Bonds
14,196.45 11,260.89 3,400.00 5,000.00 5,075.16 7,658.04
U.S. Treasury Notes U.S. Treasury Note i;M8F-843-M-l U.S. Treasury Note #912827PZ9 U.S. Treasury Note #912827QT2 U.S. Treasury Note S912827RB0 U.S. Treasury Note #912827PH9 U.S. Treasury Note #912827505 U.S. Treasury Note #C08709118 Total U.S. Trea sury Notes
10,187.47 9,767.80 39,985.80 19,983.60 20,025.27 25,000.00 10,128.86
46,590.54
135,078.80
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Exhibit F
Common Stock *RJR - Nabisco 200 Shares *RJR - Nabisco 300 Shares Total Common Stock - General Fund
$
4,074.47 3,933.67 $
TOTAL INVESTMENTS IN GENERAL FUND
8,008.14
$ 189,677.48
INVESTMENTS IN CHARITY FUND: Notes & U.S. U.S. U.S. U.S.
Bonds Treasury Treasury Treasury Treasury
Note Note Note Note
#912827PP1 #A19870219 #912827QT2 #912827KC5
$
19,498.48 23,298.47 15,010.30 5,000.00
TOTAL INVESTMENTS IN CHARITY FUND
$
62.807.25
â&#x20AC;¢Formerly R. J. Reynolds Auditor's Note: All of the aforementioned investments are listed at cost. Most of the items' face value are considerably more than the costs which are stated.
M:.W:. GRAND LODGE A.F. S A.M. OF KANSAS
Exhibit G
STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN FINANCIAL POSITION - CASH BASIS MINIMUM REPORTING FOR YEAR ENDED JANUARY 31, 1987 Cash Generated: Income before Extraordinary Items Depreciation Expense Less Capital Expenditures Plus Accounts Payable Increase Total Cash Generated
$ (
4,621.67 9,217.49 45,972.91) 2,013.19
NET DECREASE IN CASH & INVESTMENTS FOR THE PERIOD
($
30,120.56)
(
30,120.56)
C E R T I F I C A T E This is to certify that our records show a balance of the Grand Lodge A.F. & A.M. of Kansas in the following amounts as of the close of business, January 31, 1987: General Fund Charity Fund
$
83,846.28 164.12
KAW VALLEY STATE BANK & TRUST CO., INC. TOPEKA, KANSAS 66608 C. H. Haynes, Cashier Respectfully submitted. William F. Mcintosh, PGM Grand Treasurer
52
Proceedings of the
March
REPORT OF THE GRAND SECRETARY R:.W:. Albert 0. Arnold, Jr., Grand Secretary, gave the following report which, on his motion, was received and referred to the Reports of Grand Officers Cormittee: To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: As required in our Constitution and By-laws; to wit, ARTICLE VI, Section 9, and Bylaws 2-110 and 2-111, 1 herewith submit report for the now past year and also the Estimation of Income and Expenditures for the ensuing year. Annual Reports Each year I come before you with the fond hope that our report of Annual Reports will be timely and favorable. Unfortunately, that does not seem to be our lot. Neither one is true. Our Grand Master, following the pattern of several of his predecessors, was more than generous, we believe, in allowing the twenty-one day grace period; but even this did not suffice. I am, unfortunately, at this time preparing to present to you at the next Annual Communication a different system and one which would require lodge secretaries to pay a fine if the report is not postmarked as required in our laws. Correction of Addresses Each year I report to you about our mailing experience owing to the fact it is the largest single on-going operation we have in your Grand Lodge dealing with the membership. It is surprising the number of address changes we experience each year and, as previously reported to you, it is in the twenty-five to twenty-seven per cent bracket. I know this comes as a repetitive thing, but please be very, very careful in notifying us when you do move or you do learn of a member who has moved. The Post Office Department still requires three lines to an address. A number of brethren seem to feel only their name and town are necessary. Unfortunately, through the years, the Post Office employees are changing and it is becoming more difficult an item to administer. Some first class mail will still reach you if so addressed. But we are paying a lot of money for returned addresses on such items as the Kansas Mason, second and third class mail when a street name and number or a post office box number is not given. A route number will not do in many cases. So, please, do give us your post office box and/or street mailing address. Dual/Plural Memberships Again I must bring this to your attention. This past year we have had a very traumatic experience involving two members who were dual members of lodges in Tennessee. Because our laws did not apparently agree with those in Tennessee, we were notified by the Grand Secretary that the brethren would have to withdraw their memberships or be suspended. If suspended from their jurisdiction, it naturally follows that they would be suspended from ours. So we were left with one avenue to follow, and that was to immediately request these brethren to withdraw their memberships from Kansas Masonry. This could happen many times over in other jurisdictions. As previously said to you, the process of dual affiliation is not a complicated one, but we do ask that you call or write directly to this office before proceeding in such matters. This information can often lead to some very embarrassing situations and could possibly lead to the loss of membership. We have duplicated the laws of this jurisdiction with reference to dual and plural membership and have copies available for you at this Annual Communication. Please take one home with you and see that it is thoroughly and completely understood before proceeding if you desire this type of membership and, again, then contact your Grand Secretary before initiating action.
1986-87
Grand Lodge of Kansas
53
Grand Lodge Building Again this year we found ourselves in a difficult situation with reference to some protective measures taken to preserve this beautiful edifice of Kansas Masonry. A small leak in the foundation seemed to increase in size and flow until it was coursing across the floor of one of the basement rooms. We found, as reported in the KANSAS MASON, that the west wall was indeed plumb, square and level, but the sealing agent (we assumed tar) had given away through the years. Recoating was therefore necessary. Fortunately, the funds were available and had been set aside to continue the replacement of windows throughout the building, so it was not necessary to include existing investments or appeal to you for further assistance. Library and Museum We are again pleased to report to you that donations have been made to your Grand Lodge Library by those listed hereafter. One - Transactions of the Missouri Lodge of Research (Vol. No. 5, 1947) compiled by Ray V. Denslow, Dr. Willis J. Bray and Ovid Bell Donor: Mrs. J. David (Betty) Rasure of Topeka in memory of her Grandfather, Courtland W. Shepard One - Centennial Anniversary of Washington Lodge AF & AM, Roxbury, Mass. 1796-1896 Roxbury Publisher, by the Lodge 1896 Donor: Mrs. J. David (Betty) Rasure of Topeka in memory of her Grandfather, Courtland W. Shepard One - History of American Union Lodge No. 1, AF & AM of Ohio Author, Charles S. Plumb, published 1934 Donor: Mrs. J. David (Betty) Rasure of Topeka in memory of her Grandfather, Courtland W. Shepard One - Proceedings of the M:.E:. Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons of Kansas, 1866 to 1874, inclusive. Published in K.C., KS., 1890 Donor: R:.W:. K. Maynard Curts One - Grand Chapter of The Order of The Eastern Star in The State of Kansas, Eastern Star Convention (first session through 1889) Donor: R:.W:. K. Maynard Curts One - Encyclopedia of Freemasonry, Arthur Edward Waite Donor: W:. Lowell D. Jenkins, PM Lodge No. 385 One - The Meaning of Freemasonry, W. L. Wilmshurst Donor: W:. Lowell D. Jenkins, PM Lodge No. 385 These items are greatly appreciated and we encourage you to carefully examine any and all items that might be on the "disposal list" of your lodge before proceeding. You never know, there might be something of great value or of use elsewhere in your Grand Lodge, or by some other lodge in the jurisdiction. Caution This year the secretary of our Mayetta Lodge No. 393, W:. Carl F. Nelson, called and reported that his home had been completely destroyed by fire, and with it much of the lodge records. We were able to reproduce the information for him and, of course, were pleased to do so. But we do urge you to be cautious with your lodge records and information. The lodge minutes, as example, are extremely important and, in many cases, are used for the tracing of membership and prior to data filing are our only source of information. Emporia Lodge No. 12 reported a break-in at the time they were beginning their annual dues collections. Apparently the thief or thieves knew of this and did make off with some two hundred dollars in cash. But perhaps even more inportant than the funds, was the damage and confusion caused by the break-in. We are pleased that in both cases insurance covered most of the losses; but, again, the resultant confusion and vandalism caused a considerable amount of effort and time to correct. Caution, my brothers, do take good care of your property and see that it is properly maintained and insured.
54
Proceedings of the
March
Income and Expenses As this report was being considered, it was evident the slowdown in farming and agribusiness within our Grand Jurisdiction certainly would have its effect on the membership. Fourteen bank failures during the last calendar year, coupled with thirty-four per cent increase in bankruptcies, added to the problem. Further, a well-known television enterprise had taken upon itself to produce an "expose" of Freemasonry. As you might expect, it was presented in a very detrimental and derogatory way. None of these things seemed to affect our loss ratio a great deal, although I am sorry to report we do still have that same loss ratio as will be indicated in the figures given on the following page. Naturally, the great concern to us is that once again we have sustained a loss of almost 1,700 members and a loss, in round-off figures, of fifteen thousand dollars. We have been very fortunate in the last few years of being able to withstand these losses by downgrading the budget, owing to the fact that our interest rates have been high, and our insulation efforts for heating and cooling our Grand Lodge building have proved fruitful. However, it is questionable just how far and how long this can continue. Like all things, our Post Office Department once again has wisely decided not to raise first class mail costs. However, that did not stop them from doing so in the second and third class. While out-of-pocket change at 1.1 cent doesn't sound like very much, if you try to calculate it at the sixteen per cent increase, you can see still another of our problems. Our real estate and personal property tax has also been another area over which we have no control. The last per capita tax increase was voted in 1981. If a per capita tax increase were to be voted at this annual session, it would still be two years hence before it could go into effect, or 1989. That would be a total of eight years. In comparison with other jurisdictions and with the appendant orders to which many of us belong, you will find that our per capita tax has been the lov;est of any of them. We are very proud of that record, and only wish that we could continue to hold the line. However, the time is not too far off when we are going to have to make some decisions about cost cutting or increasing the per capita tax. Appreciation In appreciation, once again, the time has come when I feel called upon to pay a tremendous thank you to the committee chairmen and committeemen who have faithfully served our Grand Lodge throughout the past year. As ever, my hard-working staff could never receive enough praise and thanks for their efforts far and beyond the call of duty. One of my great concerns around the Grand Lodge is the fact we have such a cooperative spirit and industrious attitude that it makes our work look almost like child's play. Such is not really the truth, as it does take effort, know-how, talent and ingenuity. My sincerest appreciation to Rachael Gilbert, Arlene Mahrle, Jack Werner, Charles Baldry and "Mr. Workman" himself, R:.W:. Halbert G. Horton; and, as ever, my right-hand and not only "Gal Friday" but every day, Jean Rader. To the Council of Administration and our Grand Master, my appreciation and thanks for your consideration, cooperation, kindness and, as ever, your continuing efforts in behalf of our beloved Fraternity. The Grand Master has had a most difficult time this year and we have shared in sorrow on more than one occasion. He has carried on, and we can indeed be proud of that fact. We all wish him well in all future endeavors. Fraternally submitted. Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
1986-87
Grand Lodge of Kansas
55
GRAND SECRETARY ESTIMATE OF 1987 INCOME AND GENERAL FUND EXPENSES INCOME
1986
Special Assessment (59,268 @ $3.00) *Per-Capita Tax (59,268 @ $6.00) •Raising Fee ( 750 ? $5.00) Charity Fund (Interest ) General Fund (Interest ) ) York Rite (Maintenance ) Ticket Sales (Banquets Special Dispensations Merchandise Sales Kansas Masonic Foundation (Maintenance) TOTAL INCOME
Proposed 1987
$187,500.00 375,000.00 4,500.00 3,500.00 35,000.00 5,967.00 8,000.00 200.00 5,000.00 3,000.00 $527,667.00
$177,804.00355,608.003,750.003,000.0038,000.00+ 5,967.00 7,500.00200.00 5,000.00 3,000.00 $599,829.00
$
$
$627,667.00
3,750.002,750.00350.00 8,000.00 16,000.0010,000.0015,000.004,000.00 3,600.00 80.00 6,500.00500.005,000.008,000.00 500.00500.001,000.00 3,200.00 4,000.007,000.00+ 400.00 500.003,000.0012,000.006,850.00850.00 600.00 4,252.00+ 31,000.0021,000.00 1,000.00 3,000.002,000.006,500.00 3,100.00 8,500.004,100.00 4,541.003,500.00300.00 3,750.0012,000.00+ $599,829.00
TOTAL EXPENDITURES 0100 0110 0150 0180 0890 8870 4910 4940 4970 5000 5010 5030 5050 5060 5070 5080 5100 5110 5120 5130 5140 5150 5160 5180 5190 5200 5210 5220 5230 5240 5250 5260 5270 5280 5290 5300 5310 5320 5330 6600 7600 8100 8350 8840 8910 8920 8930 8940 8970
*Labor (Part time) *Employee Retirement *Social Security (FICA) Gross Wages Grand Secretary Allowance Special Assessment to Kansas Masonic Home *Per-Capita Tax to Masonic Home Charity Fund Transfer (By-law 2-302) *Raising Fees Service and Supplies Kansas Employment Security Fund Grand Master's Contingent Fund Prior Annual Communication Expense Prior Annual Communication Per-Diem *Prior Annual Communication Mileage *Grand Master's Jewel and Apron Grand Master and Grand Secretary Conference Grand Tyler and Assistant Grand Tyler Allowance *Grand Lecturer and Assistants Committee on Ritualistic Work *Committee on Masonic Education Committee on Public Schools (Youth Essay Contest) Committee Allowance Committee on Trials and Punishments George Washington Memorial Masonic Service Association Dues *Print Annual Proceedings *Grand Officers' Travel" Print Laws of Masonry Library Expense Stationery Printing and Supplies Grand Master's Automobile Expense *Postage and Express Distribution List of Lodges *Parking *Blue Cross and Blue Shield Print and Mail Kansas Mason Computer Expenses Miscellaneous Equipment Repairs *Building Repair and Upkeep Insurance Accounting and Audit Service Real Estate and Personal Property Taxes *Electricity Heating Fuel *Telephone Water Janitorial Service Special Membership Project TOTAL ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES •Represents change from 1986 budget.
Note:
1,000.00 6,900.00 5,570.00 76,522.00 4,000.00 187,500.00 93,750.00 None 4,500.00 4,000.00 350.00 8,000.00 17,000.00 11,000.00 16,000.00 4,000.00 3,600.00 80.00 7,100.00 1,000.00 6,000.00 8,000.00 1,000.00 1,000.00 1,000.00 3,200.00 6,000.00 6,500.00 400.00 1,000.00 4,500.00 13,000.00 7,850.00 850.00 600.00 4,130.00 35,000.00 21,000.00 1,000.00 5,000.00 10,000.00 6,500.00 3,100.00 10,000.00 4,100.00 6,500.00 3,765.00 300.00 4,500.00
-
250.006,900.00 6,000.00+ 83,500.00+ 4,000.00 177,804.0088,902.00?
(MINUS (-) and INCREASE (+)
Procet'dintis of the
56
March
SCHEDULE "A" - PER CAPITA TAX LODGE
1. 2. 3. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 49. 50. 51. 52. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. 70. 71. 72. 73. 74.
AMOUNT $
654
426 5,748
510 1,986 2,862 2,430 1,674 1,308
504 3,312
462 2,610 1,986 4,110 2,322 1,662
432 402 648 1,014
150 222 600 270 528 1,098
258 468 594 450 2,106
870 726 1,116
552 792 270 900 564 834 234 642 228 672 504 5,130
420 2,172
468 666 1,218
378 5,520
750 582 438 702 1,056 1,008
504 696 564 552 1.200
336 516 1,332
LODGE
75. 76. 77. 79. 80. 83. 84. 85. 86. 87. 88. 89. 90. 91. 92. 93. 94. 95. 96. 97. 98. 99. 100. 101. 102. 103. 104. 105. 106. 107. 108. 109. 110. 111. 112. 113. 114. 115. 116. 117. 119. 121. 122. 123. 124. 125. 126. 127. 129. 130. 131. 132. 133. 134. 135. 136. 137. 138. 140. 141. 142. 143. 144. 145. 146. 147. 148. 149.
AHOUNT S
780
660 1.236
774 852 594 204 455 6,978
312 942 402 5,394 1,170
330 1,062
948 804 2,754 2,736 1,446 7,146 1,068
456 3,726 1,902
882 606 1,332 1,620
720 378 1,224
462 2,628 1,104
414 420 336 2,004
612 468 348 180 702 252 144 240 834 168 264 624 2,394 1,074
834 540 726 372 1,800
432 2,130
546 714 762 1,050 726.
690 330
LODGE 150. 151. 152. 153. 154. 155. 156. 158. 160. 161. 162. 163. 164. 165. 166. 167. 168. 169. 171. 172. 173. 174. 176. 177. 179. 181. 183. 184. 186. 187. 188. 189. 190. 191. 192. 193. 194. 195. 196. 198. 199. 200. 201. 202. 203. 204. 205. 206. 210. 211. 212. 214. 215. 216. 217. 219. 220. 221. 222. 223. 224. 225. 229. 230. 233. 234. 236. 237.
AMOUNT S 1,818 1,428
534 5,220
840 600 540 1,596
726 414 798 342 1,074
654 198 1,056 3,714
660 552 2,190 1,110
954 186 1,788
606 306 276 852 870 4,686
504 432 846 528 1,032
300 852 1,698
942 522 702 996 2,262
156 1,062
354 354 876 330 366 450 366 390 504 420 282 456 486 1,902
876 378 2,430
258 1,325
438 174 990 366
1986-87
Grand Lodge of Kansas
57
SCHEDULE "A" - PER CAPITA TAX LODGE
238. 241. 242. 243. 244. 245. 246. 247. 248. 250. 252. 253. 254. 256. 257. 258. 259. 261. 262. 264. 265. 266. 267. 268. 269. 271. 272. 273. 274. 275. 277. 278. 279. 280. 281. 282. 283. 284. 285. 286. 288. 289. 290. 291. 293. 294. 295. 298. 299. 300.
AMOUNT
$
876 180 156 678 420 444 1,452 606 954 168 792 732 582 384 318 858 222 810 576 300 2,028 180 318 444 528 1,104 1,770 1,578 546 474 426 1,332 480 366 1,110 402 264 1,110 432 456 402 774 1,098 360 822 426 972 204 852 1,284
LODGE
AMOUNT
LODGE
302. 303. 306. 307. 309. 310. 311. 312. 313. 314. 315. 318. 319. 321. 322. 323. 324. 325. 326. 327. 330. 331. 333. 334. 335. 336. 338. 339. 340. 341. 344. 345. 347. 348. 349. 351. 352. 354. 355. 356. 357. 359. 360. 361. 362. 364. 365. 366. 367. 369.
$ 168 24,558 1,482 1,140
371. 372. 374. 376. 379. 380. 382. 384. 385. 388. 390. 393. 395. 396. 397. 398. 399. 401. 402. 403. 404. 406. 408. 409. 410. 411. 413. 415. 417. 419. 420. 423. 424. 429. 430. 431. 433. 435. 436. 437. 438. 440. 441. 444. 445. 446. 449. 450.
858 498 3,054
402 1,290
504 510 372 762 1,002 2,922
258 1,188
240 426 558 576 1,074 1,698
306 432 204 474 360 462 420 426 462 306 384 492 420 360 126 366 426 288 390 450 240 558 1,806 1,884
996 450 2,334
TOTAL PER CAPITA TAX
AMOUNT
$
414
318 762 474 348 246 162 480 894 120 408 432 552 564 768 360 450 324 630 498 1,128 1,158
768 282 276 252 354 486 372 180 342 216 324 246 330 390 10,884
678 3,060
486 1,464
282 450 474 1,740
438 282 468 $354,756
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1986-1987 Date 03/05/86 03/05/86 03/05/86 03/05/86 03/05/86 03/05/86 03/05/86 03/05/86 03/05/86 03/05/86 03/05/86 03/05/86 03/05/86 03/15/86 03/15/86 03/15/86 03/15/86 03/15/86 03/15/86 03/15/86 03/15/86 03/15/86 03/15/86 03/15/86 03/15/86 03/17/86 03/17/86 03/17/86 03/17/86 03/17/86 03/17/86 03/17/86 03/17/86 03/17/86 03/18/86 03/18/86 03/18/86 03/18/86 03/18/86 03/18/86 03/18/86 03/25/86 03/25/86 03/25/86 03/25/86 03/25/86 03/25/86 03/25/86 03/25/86 03/25/86 03/25/86 03/25/86
03/26/86 03/26/86 03/26/82 03/26/82 03/28/86 03/28/86 03/28/86 03/31/86 03/31/86 03/31/86 03/31/86 03/31/86 03/31/86 03/31/86
Grand Lodge of Kansas
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WARRENT ACCOUNT CHECKS Check No. Favor of 11997 Western Bindery Products 11998 Pitney Bowes 11999 United Tech. - Otis 12000 Crane & Co. 12001 Ma coy 12002 Carla's Type 12003 Gilbert M. Angel 1 12004 City of Topeka 12005 Coffey Co. Today 12006 Topeka Engraving 12007 Postmaster 12008 Kansas Masonic Home 12009 Kansas Masonic Home 12010 Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. 12011 Jean E. Rader 12012 Elton W. Werner 12013 Halbert G. Horton 12014 Charles S. Baldry 12015 Arlene V. Mahrle 12016 Rachael J. Gilbert 12017 Herschel L. Stroud 12018 James Lincoln-Mercury 12019 Ks. Dept. Revenue 12020 Kaw Valley Bank 12021 Centrex Audio Visual 12022 Piping Contr. 12023 AT&T 12024 S. W. Bell 12025 City of Topeka 12026 Midwestern Paper Co. 12027 Claude W. Norris 12028 Richard W. Fry Co. 12029 Ed Verbeki 12030 The Ink Link 12031 Glenn E. Blackburn 12032 Mrs. Clarence Wiley 12033 Gilbert Angel 1 12034 Donaldson's Jewelers 12035 J. C. Darling Co. 12036 Kansas Turnpike 12037 J. C. Darling Co. 12038 Claude W. Norris 12039 Foltz- Roepke Insurance 12040 Western Bindery 12041 Data Science Corp. 12042 KPL-Gas Service 12043 Halbert Horton 12044 Hall Litho. 12045 S. W. Bell 12046 Republic Tel con. 12047 James W. McKenzie, Jr. 12048 Treasurer, Shawnee Co. 12049 to 12679 Annual Communication 1268Q Total Petroleum 12681 Salina Bicentennial Center 12682 lATSE Local 464 12683 Midwest Security 12684 James McKenzie 12685 Carousel 12686 Laneco Engraving 12687 Oliver Tucker 12688 Hoffmeister & Son 12689 Hoffmeister S Son 12690 Richard W. Fry Co. 12691 Fantagraph Printing 12692 Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. 12693 Jean E. Rader
For Amount 9.00 Items for resale $ Postage Meter 120.70 Bldg. Repair 500.00 Supplies 38.64 1,130.84 Items for resale 41.14 Printing Supplies Gr. Officer Travel 57.33 Water 3.54 Kansas Mason 1,407.42 Printing Supplies 29.79 Postage 3,317.86 Per Cap/Raising Fee 100,000.00 Special Assess. 10,737.00 Payroll 951.66 Payroll 469.40 Payroll 450.00 Payroll 267.12 Payroll 275.40 Payroll 311.97 Payroll 280.98 Annual Communication 120.00 G. M. Auto 8,277.50 Withholding 187.00 FICA/WH 1,915.88 Annual Communication 17.10 Bldg. Repair 705.98 Telephone 13.16 Telephone 114.20 Sewer 27.00 Printing Supplies 240.32 Gr. Officers Travel 337.20 Items for resale 14.50 Refund 19.00 Printing 136.56 Library 25.00 Refund 19.00 Gr. Officers Travel 222.00 Annual Communication 108.16 18.72 Annual Communication 17.15 Gr. Secy Allowance Annual Communication 18.20 Gr. Officers Travel 137.80 Insurance 183.00 Items for resale 28.81 Computer Expense 955.86 170.46 Electricity Annual Communication 21.22 Printing 215.00 Telephone 41.14 Telephone 95.74 Reimbursement 48.50 20.65 G. M. Auto Per-Diem S Mileage Gr. Secy Allowance Annual Communication Annual Communication Annual Communication Reimbursement Annual Communication Annual Communication Bldg Upkeep Janitorial Annual Communication Items for resale Supplies Payroll Payroll
57.51 200.00 14.00 49.00 10.00 91.51 442.22 17.50 300.00 100.00 19.16 552.99 951.66 469.40
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1986-1987 Date 03/31/86 03/22/86
miZ2l&6 03/22/86 03/22/86 03/22/86 03/22/86 03/31/86 03/31/86 03/31/86 03/31/86 03/31/86 03/31/86 03/31/86 03/31/86 03/31/86 03/31/86 03/31/86 04/01/86 04/01/86 04/01/86 04/01/86 04/01/86 04/10/86 04/10/86 04/10/86 04/10/86 04/10/86 04/10/86 04/10/86 04/10/86 04/10/86 04/10/86 04/10/86 04/10/86 04/10/86 04/10/86 04/10/86 04/10/86 04/10/86 04/10/86 04/10/86 04/10/86 04/10/86 04/10/86 04/10/86 04/10/86 04/10/86 04/10/86 04/10/B6 04/10/86 04/10/86 04/10/86 04/10/86 04/10/86 04/10/86 04/10/86 04/10/86 04/10/86 04/14/86 04/14/86 04/15/86 04/15/86 04/15/86 04/15/86 04/15/86 04/15/86 04/15/86
WARRENT ACCOUNT CHE CKS Favor o f Check No. 12694 Elton W. Werner 12695 Void 12696 Void 12697 Void Void 12698 12699 Void 12700 Void 12701 Rachael J . G i l b e r t 12702 Halbert G. Horton Charles S. Baldry 12703 12704 Arlene V. Mahrle 12705 Ourward C. Daniel son 12706 Wm. F. Mcintosh 12707 Floyd E. Ramsey 12708 Donella R. Glenn L i l l i a n H. Wiant 12709 Blackburn Nursery 12710 12711 Void 12712 Hefner Nursery 12713 01iver Tucker 12714 Red Coach Inn 12715 Kansas Masonic Home 12716 Durward C. Daniel son 12717 L i l l i a n Wiant Zercher Photo, Inc. 12718 Midwestern Paper Co. 12719 12720 Topeka Engraving 12721 Nationwide Paper 12725 Jean Rader 12726 KPL Gas Service 12727 City o f Topeka 12722 Postmaster 12723 Carla's Type 12724 Inland Business Supply 12728 C i t y o f Topeka 12719 Scotch T e x t i l e Rental 12730 Southwestern Bell Te. 12731 FB Accounting/Tax Service 12732 Auto CI ub o f Kansas 12733 Charles Baldry 12734 J . C. Darling Co. 12735 Lodge # 20, Greeley, Co. 12736 Assoc. Business Forms 12737 CI i f ford Knauss 12738 Robert M. Nease 12739 Salina T r a n s i t Co. 12740 Joe Adelman 12741 Cavalier Club 12742 Void 12744 Lodge No. 417 12743 A r r i s M. Johnson 12745 K. Maynard Curts 12746 Laneco Engraving 12747 Blaker Studio 12748 William Bradford 12749 Photo I 12750 Photocrafters 12751 Fina O i l 12752 Conference GH North Am. 12753 Blue Cross/Blue Shield 12754 Joe Adelman 12755 Albert 0. A r n o l d , J r . 12756 Jean E. Rader 12757 El ton W. Werner 12758 Rachael J . G i l b e r t 12759 Halbert H. Horton 12760 Charles S. Baldry 12761 Arlene V. Mahrle
For Payroll
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Amount $ 362.97
280.98 267.12 275.40 64.90 175.70 46.42 46.42 175.00 175.00 31.10
Bldg Upkeep 15.55 Bldg Upkeep 35.00 Annual Communication 4,966.21 Masonic Ed. 432.80 8,000.00 G. M. Contingency Retirement 47.38 Annual Communication 13.36 480.26 Printing Printing 49.90 Printing 49.85 Stationery Supplies 7.74 Heating f u e l 511.90 Sewer 13.50 200.00 Postage Printing 14.24 Stationery 105.46 Water 4.58 Bldg Upkeep 28.74 Telephone 115.95 185.62 Accounting Grand O f f i c e r s Travel 55.00 Annual Communication 59.36 Annual Communication 4.16 Miscellaneous 2.62 228.57 Computer Exo. 405.98 Gr. O f f i c e r s Travel Annual Comm. Mileage 32.50 Annual Communication 285.00 Annual Communication 75.00 Annual Communication 168.48 Refund PC/SA GM Auto Annual Communication Annual Communication Annual Communication Annual Communication Annual Communication Annual Communication Gr. Secy Allowance Dues BC/BS Annual Communication Payroll Payrol1 Payroll Payrol1 Payroll Payroll Payroll
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1986-1987 Date 05/13/86 05/13/86 05/13/86 05/13/86 05/13/86 05/13/86 05/13/86 05/13/86 05/14/86 05/15/86 05/15/86 05/15/86 05/15/86 05/15/86 05/15/86 05/15/86 05/15/86 05/15/86 05/21/86 05/21/86 05/21/86 05/28/86 05/29/86 05/30/86 05/30/86 05/30/86 05/30/86 05/30/86 05/30/86 05/30/86 05/30/86 05/30/86 05/30/86 06/02/86 06/02/86 06/02/86 06/02/86 06/02/86 06/02/86 06/02/86 06/02/86 06/02/86 06/02/86 06/03/86 06/03/86 06/05/86 06/05/86 06/05/86 06/10/86 06/10/86 06/10/86 06/10/86 06/10/86 06/10/86 06/10/86 06/10/86 06/15/86 06/15/86 06/15/86 06/15/86 06/15/86 06/15/86 06/15/86 06/15/86 06/15/86 06/15/86 06/15/86 06/15/86
March
WARRENT ACCOUNT CHEC KS Favor of Check No. 12830 Southwestern B e l l Telephone AT&T 12831 Lloyd D. K r a l l 12832 James H. Nolte 12833 12834 C l i f f o r d D. Knauss A r r i s M. Johnson 12835 Kaw Valley State Bank 12835 12837 Ks. Dept Revenue Postmaster 12838 12839 Albert 0. A r n o l d , J r . 12840 Jean E. Rader 12841 Elton W. Werner 12842 Rachael J . G i l b e r t Halbert G. Horton 12843 12844 Charles S. 8aldry 12845 Arlene V. Mahrle 12846 Oliver Tucker 12847 Conference GM o f NA Ks. Dept. Revenue 12848 Southwestern Bell Telephone 12849 12850 Grand Lodge of Missouri 12751 Treasurer, Shawnee Co. Postmaster 12852 Albert 0. A r n o l d , Jr. 12853 Jean E. Rader 12854 12855 Elton W. Werner 12856 Rachael J . G i l b e r t 12857 Halbert G. Horton Charles S. Baldry 12858 12859 Arlene V. Mahrle 12860 Oliver Tucker 12861 Donella Glenn L i l l i a n H. Wiant 12862 12863 Total Petroleum, Inc. 12864 Mastercard 12865 Void 12866 City of Topeka 12867 KPL-Gas Service 12868 KPL-Gas Service 12869 Q u i l l Corp. 12870 Republic Telcon 12871 R. J . D i l l a r d . J r . Sed/Tr. Colby Community College 12872 12873 Postmaster 12874 Midwest O f f i c e Supply 12875 U n i v e r s i t y of Kansas Medex Lock 12876 12877 Ks. Masonic Fd. 12878 Kaw Valley State Bank 12879 Ks. Dept. Rev. 12880 Lloyd 0. Crall 12881 C l i f f o r d L. Trax 12882 The Bankers L i f e 12883 Midwestern Paper Co. 12884 Nationwide Papers 12885 Topeka Engraving 12886 Albert 0. A r n o l d , J r . 12887 Jean E. Rader Elton W. Werner 12888 Rachael J . G i l b e r t 12889 12890 Amcrest Corp. 12891 City o f Topeka FB Accounting/tax Service 12892 12893 Richard W. Fry Co. Scotch T e x t i l e Rent 12894 12895 Inland Business Systems 12896 J. P. Luther Co. 12897 Piping Contractors
For Amount Telephone $ /3.95 Telephone 13.16 Grand O f f i c e r s Travel 115.48 Grand O f f i c e r s Travel 197.33 Grand O f f i c e r s Travel 500.49 Grand O f f i c e r s Travel 429.52 FICA & FWH 1 ,841.80 KS/WH 180.00 Postage 200.00 Payroll 980.94 487.33 Payroll Payroll 52.00 Payroll 300.26 Payroll 267.12 Payroll 275.40 Payroll 272.23 Bldg. Upkeep 35.00 Miscellaneous 100.00 560.88 GH Auto Telephone 39.25 Masonic Ed. 70.30 GM Auto 17.25 200.00 Postage Payroll 980.94 Payroll 487.33 Payroll 147.99 Payrol 1 243.41 Payroll 267.12 Payrol1 275.40 Payroll 77.99 Bldg. Upkeep 80.00 Retirement 175.00 Retirement 175.00 Grand Secy A l l iowance 50.00 Grand Secy A l l iowance 65.18 Water 4.58 Heating fuel 89.36 Electricity 168.72 Stationery 72.97 Telephone 120.22 Miscellaneous 100.00 Comm. Youth Es say 700.00 Postage 200.00 Stationery 16.52 Comm. Youth Es say 100.00 B1dg Upkeep 65.52 Miscellaneous 100.00 FICA/WH 1 ,694.69 KS/WH 171.00 Grand O f f i c e r s Travel 22.54 Annual Communication 6.00 Miscellaneous 79.86 P r i n t i n g Suppl ies 257.60 P r i n t i n g Suppl ies 165.76 P r i n t i n g Suppl ies 26.47 Payroll 980.94 Payroll 487.33 Payroll 210.98 Payroll 89.14 Stationery/printing 33.85 Sewer/refuse 13.50 Accounting 203.34 Miscellaneous 11.38 27.63 Bldg. Upkeep Maintenance Agreement 368.16 Items f o r resa l e 69.46 62.40 Bldg Upkeep
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Grand Lodge of Kansas
1986-87
WARRANT ACCOUNT CHECI<S
1986-1987 Date 06/15/86
Check No. Favor of 12898 Clifford D. Knauss
06/15/86 06/15/86 06/15/86 06/15/86 06/15/86 06/15/86 06/15/86 06/12/86 06/15/86 06/15/86 06/06/86 06/16/86 06/16/86 06/15/86 06/15/86 06/17/86 06/15/86 06/24/86 05/26/86 06/26/86 06/26/86 06/26/86 06/26/86 06/26/86 06/26/86 06/26/86 06/26/86 06/26/86 06/26/86 06/26/86 06/27/86 06/30/86 06/30/86 06/26/86 06/30/86 06/30/86 06/30/86 06/30/86 06/30/86 06/30/86 06/30/86 06/30/86 07/01/86 07/01/86 07/01/86 07/01/86 07/01/86 07/01/86 07/07/86 07/08/86 07/08/86 07/08/86 07/08/86 07/08/86 07/10/86 07/10 $6 07/10/86 07/10/86 07/10/86 07/10/86 07/10/86 07/10/86 07/10/86 07/10/86 07/15/86 07/15/86
12899 12900 12901 12902 12903 12904 12905 12906 12907 12908 12909 12910 12911 12912 12913 12914 12915 12916 12917 12918 12919 12920 12921 12922 12923 12924 12925 12926 12927 > 12928 12929 12930 12931 12932 12933 12934 12935 12936 12937 12939 12940 12938 12941 12942 12943 12944 12945 12946 12947 12948 12949 12950 12951 12952 12953 12954 12955 12956 12957 12958 12959 12960 12961 12962 12963 12964
Pitney Bowes Postmaster AT&T Southwestern Bell Telephone Treasurer, Shawnee Co. Progressive Ins. & Inv. Hartnett Co. Void Office Concepts Piping Contractors Ks. Turnpike Authority Data Science Corp. Auto Club of Kansas Halbert G. Horton Charles S. Baldry Belleville Lodge No. 129 Treasurer, Shawnee Co. Oliver Tucker Postmaster, Burlington Ramsey Printing Co. Total Petroleum Inc Inland Business Systems Modern Office Methods Office Concepts Southwestern Bell Telephone KPL-Gas Service KPL-Gas Service KC Community College Republic Tel com Internal Rev. Service Ink Link Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Jean E. Rader Postmaster Rachael J. Gilbert Halbert G. Horton Durward C. Daniel son William F. Mcintosh Floyd E. Ramsey Donella R. Glenn Lillian H. Wiant 01iver Tucker Coffey County Today Mastercard City of Topeka Postmaster Scotch Textile Rental Charles Baldry Blue Cross/Blue Shield United Parcel Service J. C. Darling Ora-Lee Kistner Flowers Midwestern Paper Carla's Type Topeka Engraving City of Topeka AT&T Southwestern Bell Telephone Donald Doll Clifford D. Knauss J. P. Luther Co. FB Accounting/Tax Service Void Auto Club of Kansas Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Jean E. Rader
For /taount Masonic Ed. and ;5 Grand Officer Travel 569.23 120.70 Postage Meter Postal box rent 53.00 13.16 Telephone 74.99 Telephone 3,875.17 Real estate Taxes 2,367.00 Insurance 1.900.00 Items for resale Printing supplies 36.73 74.48 Bldg. Upkeep 14.80 Grand Secy Allowance 3,903.24 Computer Expense 55.00 Grand Secy Allowance 267.12 Payroll 275.40 Payroll Refund 5.00 411.33 Taxes 20.00 B1dg Upkeep 3,500.00 Mail Ks. Mason Kansas Mason 289.99 86.38 Grand Secy Allowance 144.56 Equipment repair 148.75 Supplies Printing supplies 143.15 46.08 Telephone Heating fuel 14.66 237.60 Electricity 500.00 Youth Essay 107.29 Telephone FICA/WH 71.66 3,423.89 Annual Proceedings 980.94 Payroll 487.33 Payroll Postage 500.00 128.70 Payrol1 267.12 Payroll 185.70 Payroll 46.42 Payrol1 46.42 Payroll 47.38 Retirement 47.38 Retirement 80.00 Bldg. Upkeep 1,948.51 Ks. Mason 88.95 Grand Secy Allowance Water 6.66 200.00 Postage 29.67 Bldg Upkeep 275.40 Payrol1 950.83 BC/BS Express 6.55 4.50 Stationery 23.29 Miscellaneous 73.08 Printing Supplies Printing Supplies 46.01 Printing Supplies 42.02 Sewer 13.50 Telephone 13.28 Telephone 93.35 Grand Officers Trave 1 233.21 Grand Officers Trave 1 252.90 348.53 Items for resale 100.35 Accounting Insurance Payroll Payroll
110.00 980.94 487.33
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1986-1987 Date 07/15/86 07/15/86 07/15/86 07/15/86 07/15/86 07/15/86 07/15/86 07/21/86 07/21/86 07/25/86 07/31/86 07/31/86 07/31/86 07/31/86 07/31/86 07/31/86 07/31/86 07/31/86 07/31/86 07/31/86 07/31/86 07/31/86 07/31/86 07/31/86 07/31/86 07/31/86 07/31/86 07/31/86 07/31/86 07/31/86 07/31/86 07/31/86 07/31/86 08/01/86 08/08/86 08/11/86 08/14/86 08/14/86 08/14/86 08/14/86 08/14/86 08/14/86 08/14/86 08/14/86 08/14/86 08/14/86 08/14/86 08/14/86 08/14/86 08/14/86 08/14/86 08/14/86 08/14/86 08/14/86 08/15/86 08/15/86 08/15/86 08/15/86 08/15/86 08/15/86 08/15/86 08/15/86 08/15/86 08/15/86 08/15/86 08/20/86 08/20/86 08/20/86
March
WARRANT ACCOUNT CHECKS Favor of Check No. II955 Rachael J. Gilbert 12966 Halbert G. Horton 12967 Charles S. Baldry 12968 Kaw Val ley State Bank 12969 Ks. Dept. Rev. 12970 Ks. Dept. Human Resources 12971 Kaw Valley State Bank 12972 Oliver Tucker 12973 Postmaster-Topeka 12974 Secy-State of Ks. 12975 Durward C. Daniel son 12976 Don Robinett 12977 Total Petroleum 12978 Auto Club of Kansas 12979 Auto Club of Kansas 12980 Addressograph 12981 KPL-Gas Service 12982 Southwestern Bell Telephone 12983 Data Science Corp 12984 Postmaster 12985 Macoy 12986 City of Topeka 12987 Scotch Textile Rental 12988 Republic Telcom 12989 Lillian Wiant 12990 Donella R. Glenn 12991 Rachael J. Gilbert12992 Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. 12993 Oean E. Rader 12994 Elton W. Werner 12995 Halbert G. Horton 12996 Charles S. Baldry 12997 Oliver Tucker 12998 Postmaster 12999 Hutchinson Corran. College 13000 Emporia State University 13001 AT&T 13002 Southwestern Bell Telephone 13003 Crane 4 Co. 13004 Midwest Office 13005 Midwest Masonic Ed. Conf. 13006 Masonic Service Assn. 13007 Clifford D. Knauss 13008 Charles D. Gallipeau 13009 Milton F. Thompson 13010 J. Fred Williamson 13011 FB Accounting/tax service 13012 Midwestern Paper Co. 13013 Nationwide Papers 13014 Carla's Type 13015 Topeka Engraving 13016 Piping Contractors 13017 Associated Business Forms 13018 Dehn Heating & Cooling 13019 Postmaster 13020 Kaw Valley State Bank 13021 Ks. Dept of Rev. 13022 Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. 13023 Jean E. Rader 13024 Rachael J. Gilbert 13025 Elton W. Werner 13026 Halbert G. Horton 13027 Charles S. Baldry 13028 Kaw Valley Bank 13029 Alfred H. Slough 13030 E. Dean Osborn 13031 Robert K. Shklar 13032 Harold E. Colbert
For Amount Payroll $ To?;7 2 Payroll 267 .12 Payrol1 275,,40 FICA/WH 1,506 .07 154,,00 KS/WH 271 .88 Ks. Unemployment Fed. Unemployment 89 .88 Bldg. Upkeep 25,,00 200 .00 Postage Miscellaneous 27,,00 GM Auto 154,,69 Grand Officers Travel 133 .20 35 .86 Grand Secy Allowance 55 .00 Insurance Grand Officers Travel 46 .00 Suppl ies 72 .26 Gas/Electricity 501 .93 Telephone 39 .31 Computer Exp. 2,044 .38 Postage 200,.00 697, 09 Items for resale 3,.57 Water 30,.01 Bldg. Upkeep Telephone 179,.61 Retirement 175,.00 Retirement 175,.00 128,.70 Payroll Payroll 980 .94 Payroll 487,.33 Payrol 1 217 .80 Payroll 267,.12 Payroll 275,.40 Bldg Upkeep 80,,00 Postage 200,.00 Youth Essay 1,000,.00 Youth Essay 700,.00 Telephone 13,.28 Telephone 65,.43 Stationery 20 .53 Stationery 44,.45 297 .00 Masonic Ed. 45 .00 Items for resale 46 .03 Postage 105 .23 Grand Lecturer 61,.58 Grand Lecturer 304,.99 Grand Lecturer 153 .66 Accounting 93 .24 Supplies 87,.57 Printing supplies Printing supplies 38 .02 9 .81 Printing Supplies 72 .26 Bldg Repair 1,739 .44 Computer Exp. 98 .49 Bldg. Repairs 200 .00 Postage FICA/WH 1,625 .11 164 .00 KS/WH 980 .94 Payroll 487 .33 Payroll 89 .14 Payroll 237 .98 Payroll 267 .12 Payroll 157 .13 Payroll 00 Investment 100,000. 00 Grand Lecturer 33. 46 Ritualistic 80. 40 Grand Lecturer 81. 99 Grand Lecturer 36.
1986-87
1986-1987
Date Check No. US/20/86 13033' â&#x20AC;¢ 08/20/86 13034 08/20/86 13035 08/20/86 13036 08/20/86 13037 08/20/86 13038 08/20/86 13039 08/20/86 13040 08/20/86 13041 08/20/86 13042 08/20/86 13043 08/26/86 13044 08/26/86 13045 08/26/86 13046 08/31/86 13047 08/31/86 13048 08/31/86 13049 08/31/86 13050 08/31/86 13051 08/31/86 13052 08/31/86 13053 08/31/86 13054 08/31/86 13055 08/31/86 13056 08/31/86 13057 08/31/86 13058 08/31/86 13059 08/31/86 13060 08/29/86 13061 09/02/86 13062 09/03/86 13063 09/05/86 13064 09/05/86 13065 09/09/86 13066 09/09/86 13067 09/09/86 13068 09/09/86 13069 09/09/86 13070 09/09/86 13071 09/09/86 13072 09/09/86 13073 09/09/86 13074 09/09/86 13075 09/09/86 13076 09/09/86 13077 09/09/86 13078 09/09/86 13079 09/11/86 13080 09/11/86 13081 09/11/86 13082 09/11/86 13083 09/11/86 13084 09/11/86 13085 09/15/86 13086 09/15/86 13087 09/15/86 13088 09/15/86 13089 09/15/86 13090 09/15/86 13091 09/22/86 13092 09/24/86 13093 09/24/86 13094 09/24/86 13095 09/24/86 13096 09/24/86 13097 09/24/86 13098 09/24/86 13099 09/24/86 13100 09/24/86 13101
Grand Lodge of Kansas
65
WARRANT ACCOUNT CHECKS Favor of Hilton F. Thompson Richard R. Haefele L. D. Winegardner Kansas State Fair Pitney Bowes Koerperich Bookbinders Kansas Turnpike Authority The Economics Press Natl Geographic Magazine City of Topeka Southwestern Bell Telephone Kansas State University David Crumrine Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Jean E. Rader Rachael J. Gilbert Elton W. Werner Halbert G. Horton Charles S. Baldry Donella R. Glenn Lillian H. Wiant Total Petroleum, Inc. Crane & Co. Progressive Ins. & Inv. Republic Tel com KPL-Gas Service KPL-Gas Service E-Kan Inc Oliver Tucker Merchants Natl Bank Hutchinson Community College Void Ft. Scott Community College Foltz-Roepke Ins. Nationwide Paper Midwestern Paper Co. Southwestern Bell Telephone FB Accounting & Tax Service Topeka Engraving Carla's Type Void City of Topeka Scotch Rental Gerald A. Lough Clifford L. Trax Laneco Engraving RayCo, Inc. Postmaster, Topeka Internal Revenue Service KS Dept of Rev. Kaw Valley Bank Pitney Bowes Wagner's Inc. Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Jean E. Rader Rachael J. Gilbert Elton W. Werner Halbert G. Horton Charles S. Baldry Wagner's Inc. Postmaster Southwestern Bell AT&T Laneco Engraving Total Petroleum Mastercard Kansas Turnpike Modern Office Methods Quill Corp.
For Amount Grand Lecturer $ 101.20 142.36 Grand Lecturer Grand Lecturer 128.37 270.00 Masonic Ed 259.33 Equipment Library & Annual Comm. 197.90 10.75 Grand Secy Allowance 16.54 Grand Secy Allowance 19.50 Library Sewer 15.84 39.23 Telephone Youth Essay 500.00 60.00 Bldg Upkeep . 980.94 Payroll 487.33 Payroll 104.85 Payrol1 280.98 Payrol1 .267.12 Payrol1 133.27 Payrol1 175.00 Retirement 175.00 Retirement 61.58 Grand Secy Allowance Stationery 29.73 627.00 Insurance 101.94 Telephone 487.09 Electricity 15.82 Heating Fuel 169.79 Equipment ("epair Bldg Upkeep^ Reinvestment 10 Comm. Youth Essay 100.00
,o8&:88
Comm. Youth Essay GM Auto Printing Supplies Printing Supplies Telephone Accounting Service Printing Supplies Printing Supplies Water Bldg. Upkeep Grand Lecturer Grand Lecturer Annual Communication Bldg. Upkeep Postage Fed. W/H Tax
700.00 310.50 197.76 212.04 130.64 109.10 50.29 14.38
31.47 27.63 75.46 39.60 12.71 210.43 200.00 10.20 KWH 157.00 FICA/WH 1 ,538.37 Postage Meter 121.85 Bldg Repair 15 ,000.00 Payroll 980.94 Payroll 487.33 Payroll 213.80 Payroll 192.98 Payroll 267.12 275.40 Payroll Bldg Repair 10 ,000.00 Kansas Mason 3 ,500.00 7.94 Telephone 93.85 Telephone Annual Communication 5.81 60.33 Grand Secy Allowance Grand Secy Allowance 83.23 6.05 Grand Secy Allowance 43.44 Suppl ies 150.77 Supplies
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1985-1987 Date 09/24/86 09/25/86 09/25/86 09/25/86 09/29/86 10/01/86 10/01/86 10/01/86 10/01/86 10/01/86 10/01/86 10/01/86 10/01/86 10/01/86 10/01/86 10/01/86 10/01/86 10/01/86 10/01/86 10/03/86 10/03/86 10/03/86 JO/03/86 10/03/86 10/03/86 10/03/86 10/03/86 10/03/86 10/03/86 10/03/86 10/03/86 10/03/86 10/14/86 10/14/86 10/14/86 10/14/86 10/14/86 10/14/86 10/14/86 10/14/86 10/14/86 10/15/86 10/15/86 10/15/86 10/15/86 10/15/86 10/15/86 10/15/86 10/15/86 10/16/86 10/16/86 10/16/86 10/21/86 10/21/86 10/23/86 10/23/86 10/23/86 10/23/86 10/23/86 10/23/86 10/23/86 10/24/86 10/31/86 10/31/86 10/31/86 10/31/86 10/31/86 10/31/86
Proceedings of the
March
WARRANT ACCOUNT CHECKS Check No Favor o f 13102 KPL-Gas Service Co. 13103 Wagner's Inc. 13104 Walter M. B i r d 13105 Republic Tel com 13106 Postmaster 13107 A l b e r t 0. Arnold, J r . 13108 Jean E. Rader 13109 Rachael J . G i l b e r t 13110 Elton W. Werner 13111 Halbert G. Norton 13112 Charles S. Baldry 13113 Durward C. Daniel son 13114 Wm. T. Mcintosh 13115 Floyd E. Ramsey 13116 Donella R. Glenn 13117 L i l l i a n H. Wiant 13118 01 i v e r Tucker 13119 Blue Cross/Blue Shield 13120 Masonic Service Bureau 13121 C i t y of Topeka 13122 Neal' s PI umbing 13123 J . P. Luther Co. 13124 Data Science Corp. 13125 FB Accounting Tax Serv. 13126 Data Science Corp. 13127 Scotch T e x t i l e Rental 13128 Ramsey P r i n t i n g 13129 Coffey County Today 13130 Calvin E. Bruns 13131 Robert M. Nease 13132 Kansas Masonic Foundation 13133 Carla's Type 13134 Data Scien OB Corp. 13135 Topeka Engraving 13136 C l i f f o r d D. Knauss 13137 Harry W. Peterson 13138 Ks. Turnpike A u t h o r i t y 13139 Midwestern Paper 13140 Standard Hart 13141 Southwestern Bell Tel 13142 Postmaster 13142 A l b e r t 0. Arnold, J r . 13143 Jean E. Rader 13145 Rachael J . G i l b e r t 13146 Elton W. Werner 13147 Halbert G. Morton 13148 Charles S. Baldry 13149 Kansas Dept. Rev. 13150 Kaw Valley Bank Postmaster 13151 13152 Kansas Employ. Security 13153 Kaw Valley State Bank 13154 Postmaster 13155 Q u i l l Corp. 13156 Capitol C i t y O f f i c e Supplies 13157 A. B. Dick 13158 J . P. Luther 13159 Dehn Heating & Cooling 13160 Southwestern Bell T e l . 13161 KPL-Gas Service 13162 Auto Club of Kansas Postmaster 13163 13164 01iver Tucker 13165 A l b e r t 0. Arnold, J r . 13166 Jean E, Rader 13167 Rachael J . G i l b e r t 13168 Elton W, Werner Halbert G. Horton 13169
For Amount Heating Fuel S 15.79 Bldg. Repair 13,500.00 Grand O f f i c e r s Travel 292.38 57.72 Telephone Postage 200.00 Payroll 980.94 Payroll 487.33 Payroll 229.69 Payroll 52.00 Payroll 267.12 Payroll 275.40 Payroll 185.70 Payroll 46.42 Payroll 46.42 Retirement 47.38 Retirement 47.38 Bldg Upkeep 100.00 BC/BS 566.43 Misc. 5.00 Water 17.59 Bldg. Repair 81.87 Items for resale 24.35 Computer Exp. 4,126.89 Accounting 125.50 Computer Exp. 710.01 Bldg Upkeep 27.23 Kansas Mason 329.69 Kansas Mason 1.967.43 Grand Of. Travel 132.44 Grand Of. Travel 40.00 Misc. 25.00 Printing 13.86 Computer Exp. 716.30 Printing 27.20 Grand Of. Travel 338.73 Grand Of. Travel 154.00 Grand Secy Allowance 6.30 Printing Supplies 116.02 Printing Supplies 46.52 Telephone 18.46 Postage 200.00 Payroll 980.94 Payroll 487.33 Payroll 267.26 Payroll 321.97 Payroll 267.12 Payroll 275.40 W/H Tax 164.00 FICA/WH 1,656.02 Postage 200.00 St. Unemployment 172.53 Fed. Unemployment 41.03 200.00 Postage 68.97 Stationery-suppl les 16.80 Stationery-suppl ies 34.10 Printing supplies 397.18 Misc. 34.32 Bldg Upkeep 45.21 Telephone 785.56 Electricity/heating 46.00 GM Auto 200.00 Postage 92.00 Bldg. Upkeep 980.94 Payrol1 Payroll 487.33 Payroll 325.69 Payroll 298.70 Payroll 267.12
1986-87
1986-1987 Date 10731/S6 10/31/86 10/31/86 11/05/86 11/05/86 11/05/86 11/05/86 11/05/86 11/05/86 11/05/86 11/05/86 11/05/86 11/05/86 11/05/86 11/05/86 11/05/86 11/05/86 11/05/86 11/05/86 11/05/86 11/05/86 11/05/86 11/05/86 11/10/86 11/10/86 11/13/86 11/13/86 11/13/86 11/13/86 11/13/86 11/13/86 11/13/86 11/13/86 11/13/86 11/13/86 11/13/86 11/13/86 11/13/86 11/13/86 11/13/86 11/15/86 11/15/86 11/15/86 11/15/86 11/15/86 11/15/86 11/19/86 11/21/86 11/21/86 11/21/86 11/21/86 11/21/86 12/01 y66 12/01/86 12/01/86 11/26/86 12/01/86 12/01/86 12/01/86 12/01/86 12/01/86 12/02/86 12/10/86 12/10/86 12/10/86 12/10/86 12/10/86 12/10/86
Grand Lodge of Kansas
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WARRANT ACCOUNT CHECKS Favor o f Check No. 1317'0 Charles S. Baldry 13171 Donella R. Glenn L i l l i a n H. Wiant 13172 Postmaster 13173 13174 MasterCard C l i f f o r d D. Kanuss 13175 13176 James H. Nolte 13177 Scotch Rental 13178 C i t y o f Topeka 13179 Skinner Nursery 13180 Imagination Unlimited 13181 Republ i c Tel com Stange Company, Inc. 13182 13183 FB Accounting i Tax Ser. 13184 Total 13185 Dwight Burton 13186 John H. Murray 13187 Laneco Engraving 13188 J . P. Luther Co. 13189 Inland Business Systems 13190 Modern O f f i c e Methods 13191 Amcrest 13192 A. B. Dick 13193 Nationwide Papers 13194 Midwestern Paper Co. 13195 Ma coy 13196 John 0. Bush 13197 Q u i l l Corp. 13198 Topeka Engraving 13199 Standard Hart P r i n t i n g 13200 C a r l a ' s Tyle 13201 Print 13202 Treasurer, Shawnee Co. 13203 O l i v e r Tucker 13204 Southwestern Bell 13205 Kansas Turnpike A u t h o r i t y 13206 Donald L. Doll 13207 Ks. Dept. of Rev. 13208 Kaw V a l l e y State Bank 13209 Postmaster 13210 A l b e r t 0. A r n o l d , J r . 13211 Jean E. Rader 13212 Rachael J . G i l b e r t 13213 Elton W. Werner 13214 Halbert G. Horton 13215 Charles S. Baldry 13216 Bicentennial Center 13217 Townsend Glass 13218 The Anton Company 13219 Standard Hart 13220 Southwestern Bell T e l . 13221 Halbert G. Horton 1.3222 A l b e r t , 0 . Arnold, Jr. 13223 Jean E. Rader 13224 Rachael J . G i l b e r t 13225 Wagner Mud Jacking Co. 13226 Elton W. Werner 13227 Halbert G. Horton 13228 Charles S. Baldry Donella R. Glenn 13229 13220 L i l l i a n S. Wiant Postmaster 13231 13232 Flagl ine 13233 Durward C. Daniel son 13234 C l i f f o r d D. Knauss 13235 Don Robinett 13236 Lloyd Crall 13237 Total Petroleum
For Amount Payroll $ 275.40 Retirement 175.00 Retirement 175.00 Postage 200.00 Grand Secy Allowance 356.00 Grand Of. Travel 275.00 Grand Of. Travel 238.89 Bldg. Upkeep 30.00 Water/Sewer 18.90 Bldg. Upkeep 293.90 L i b r a r y Expense 78.00 Telephone 52.54 Annual Communication 70.11 Accounting Service 139.36 Grand Secy Allowance 79.01 Ritual Committee 57.49 Trials/Punishment 7.40 Annual Communication 6.46 372.42 Items f o r resale Stationery-supplies 107.42 68.88 Equipment rental Stationery-supplies 7.88 P r i n t i n g supplies 14.21 Supplies 218.80 P r i n t i n g supplies 437.97 1,201.92 Items f o r resale Parking 280.00 Stationery 248.20 444.01 P r i n t i n g supplies Items f o r resale 4,587.01 P r i n t i n g Supplies 75.60 Equipment r e p a i r s 726.60 Taxes 4,731.13 60.00 Bldg Upkeep 66.08 Telephone Grand Secy Allowance 16.70 179.47 Grand Secy Allowance 181.27 Ks. W/H Tax FICA/WH 1,796.65 Postage 200.00 Payrol1 980.94 Payroll 487.33 243.41 Payroll 356.47 Payroll Payroll 267.12 Payroll 275.40 Annual Communication 200.00 Bldg Repairs 26.26 Equipment Repairs 26.25 Printing 754.66 47.52 Telephone Grand Of. Travel 176.56 Payroll 980.94 Payroll 287.33 Payroll 243.41 Bldg Upkeep 600.00 Payroll 141.49 Payroll 267.12 Payroll 275.40 Retirement 175.00 Retirement 175.00 200.00 Postage Bldg Upkeep 86.63 G M Auto 376.88 Grand Of. Travel 273.48 105.60 Grand Of. Travel Grand Of. Travel 193.68 Grand Secy Allowance 59.15
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1986-1987 Date 12/10/86 12/10/86 12/10/86 12/10/86 12/10/86 12/10/86 12/10/86 12/10/86 12/10/86 12/10/86 12/10/86 12/10/86 12/10/86 12/10/86 12/10/86 12/10/86 12/10/86 12/10/86 12/12/86 12/15/86 12/15/86 12/15/86 12/15/86 12/15/86 12/15/86 12/15/86 12/16/86 12/16/86 12/30/86 12/30/86 12/31/86 12/31/86 12/31/86 12/31/86 12/31/86 12/31/86 12/31/86 12/31/86 12/31/86 12/31/86 12/31/86 12/31/86 12/31/86 12/31/86 12/31/86 12/31/83 12/31/86 12/31/86 12/31/86 12/31/86 12/31/86 12/31/86 12/31/86 12/31/86 12/31/86 12/31/86 12/31/86 12/31/86 12/31/86 12/31/86 12/31/86 12/31/86 12/31/86 01/05/87 01/07/87 01/07/87 01/09/87 01/09/87
Proceedings of the
March
WARRANT ACCOUNT CHECKS Favor of Check No. 13238 MasterCard 13239 Elmo Lodge of Perfection 13240 Standard Hart 13241 FB Accounting & Tax Service 13242 Conf. Grand Secretaries 13243 KPL/Gas Service 13244 City of Topeka 13245 Shrake Electric 13246 Scotch Textile Rental 13247 Midwestern Paper Co. 13248 Nationwide Papers 13249 A. B. Dick Co. 13250 Pitney Bowes 13251 ATST 13252 Republic Telcom 13253 Carla's Type 13254 Topeka Engraving 13255 Photo I 13256 Postmaster 13257 Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. 13258 Jean E. Rader 13259 Rachael J. Gilbert 13260 Elton W. Werner 13261 Halbert G. Norton 13262 Charles S. Baldry 13262 Postmaster 13264 Durward C. Daniel son ' 13265 Cash 13266 Kaw Valley Bank 13267 Ks. Dept of Rev. 13268 Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. 13269 Jean E. Rader 13270 Rachael J. Gilbert 13271 Elton W. Werner 13272 Halbert G. Morton 13273 Charles S. Baldry 13274 Durward C. Danielson 13275 Wm. F. Mcintosh 13276 Floyd E. Ramsey 13277 Donella R. Glenn 13278 Lillian E. Wiant 13279 Photo 1 13280 Standard Hart 13281 Modern Office Methods 13282 C. G. Tauber Co.. Inc. 13283 Southwestern Bell Tel. 13284 Republic Telcom 13285 James H. Nolte 13286 Data Science Corp 13287 Crane & Co. 13288 Data Science Corp 13289 KPL/Gas Service 13290 Total Petroleum 13291 Kansas Turnpike 13292 Fina Oil 13293 J. P. Luther Co. 13294 Macoy 13295 J. Eldon Masters 13296 Karelyn Randall 13297 Diane A. Darnall 13298 John C. Bush 13299 Blue Cross/Blue Shield 13300 Halbert G. Norton 13301 Oliver Tucker 13302 Conference of Grand Masters 13303 Conference of Grand Secretaries 13304 The Fidelity Banks 13305 Bank IV
For Amount Grand Secy Al1. 302.21 GM & Grand Secy Con 1,335.66 Items for resale 511.27 Accounting 82.70 Gr Secy Conf. 63.75 Elec. & Heat 226.45 Water/Sewer 16.54 81dg Upkeep 12.81 81dg Upkeep 28.74 Printing Supplies 94.66 Printing Supplies 42.08 Printing Supplies 211.76 Meter rental 121.85 Telephone 3.55 Telephone 103.24 Printing Supplies 12.60 28.61 Printing Supplies Printing Supplies 7.88 Postage 600.00 Payrol1 980.94 Payrol1 487.33 Payrol 1 338.40 Payroll 52.00 Payroll 267.12 Payroll 275.40 Postage 50.00 Grand Master Auto 442.91 Miscellaneous 125.00 PICA & W/H 1.717.89 W/H Tax 176.00 Payroll 980.94 Payroll 487.33 Payrol1 314.54 Payroll 103.99 Payroll 267.12 Payroll 160.59 Payroll 185.70 Payrol1 46.42 Payroll 46.42 Retirement 46.42 Retirement 46.41 Printing supplies 25.20 Printing 31.94 Printing 55.86 Annual Communication 219.10 Telephone 108.85 Telephone 104.79 Grand Officers Travel 152.15 Computer 1.240.93 Stationery 3.83 Computer 223,75 Gas/Electricity 690.80 Grand Secy Allow. 57.71 Grand Secy Allow. 9.90 Grand Secy Allow 8.75 Items for resale 37.24 Library Exp. 15.30 Total Youth 1,000.00 Total Youth 500.00 500.00 Total Youth 56.00 Parking BC/BS 577.50 Grand Officers Travel 100.00 Bldg Upkeep 40.00 Conf. of GM & GS 565.00 Conf. of GM & GS 125.00 Savings 50,000.00 Savings 50,000.00
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1986-1987
Proceedings of the
March
WARRENT ACCOUNT CHECKS
Check No. Favor o f Date " Bailey Moving & Storage â&#x20AC;˘01/30/8/ 133/4 01/30/87 13375 Ks. Department o f Commerce 01/30/87 13376 Ramsey P r i n t i n g Co. 01/30/87 13377 Modern O f f i c e Methods 01/30/87 13378 Cambridge Lawn Service 01/30/87 13379 Hoffmeister & Son 01/30/87 13380 Macoy 01/30/87 13381 Ma coy 01/24/87 13382 Eurr' s C a f e t e r i a 01/30/87 13383 Scotch T e x t i l e Rental 01/30/87 13384 Nationwide Papers 01/30/87 13385 Midwestern Paper Co. 01/31/87 13386 Void 01/31/87 13387 Jean E. Rader 01/31/87 13388 Albert 0. A r n o l d , J r . 01/31/87 13389 Rachael J . G i l b e r t 01/31/87 13390 Elton W. Werner 01/31/87 13391 Halbert G. Horton 01/31/87 13392 Charles S. Baldry 01/31/87 13393 Arlene V. Mahrle 01/30/87 13394 Topeka Assn. Retard C i t i z e n s 01/30/87 13395 Photo I 01/30/87 13396 Milton F. Thompson 01/30/87 13397 Durward C. Danielson 01/30/87 13398 Standard-Hart 01/30/87 13399 Donella R. Glenn 01/30/87 13400 L i l l i a n E. Wiant
For Services Misc. Kansas Mason Stationery Bldg Upkeep Service Items f o r resale Library Committee Exp. Bldg Upkeep P r i n t i n g supply P r i n t i n g supply Payroll Payrol 1 Payrol1 Payrol1 Payrol 1 Payroll Payroll Items f o r resale Masonic Education Grand Lecturer G. M. Auto Printing Retirement Retirement
Amount 293.00 24.00 313.86 127.34 123.39 40.00 2.628.00 15.95 47.54 29.42 70.00 235.36 480.33 1,008.94 396.96 447.00 290.69 283.97 273.98 106.47 60.90 52.60 239.11 81.76 175.45 175.45
Grand Lodge of Kansas
1986-87
71
MILEAGE AND PER-DIEM CHECKS 131st ANNUAL COMMUNICATION CHECK NO. 13550 13552 13553 13554 13555 13556 13557 13558 13559 13560 13561 13562 13563 13564 13565 13566 13568 13569 13572 13574 13575 13576 13577 13579 13580 13581 13582 13583 13585 13586 13587 13589 13590 13591 13593 13594 13595 13597 13598 13599 13600 13601 13602 13603 13604 13607 13609 13610 13616 13617 13618 13619 13620 13621 13623 13624 13625 13626 13629 13630 13632 13633 13634 13535 13636 13637 13638
PAYEE Smithton No. 1 Wyandotte No. 3 Lawrence No. 6 Union No. 7 Rising Sun No. 8 Acacia No. 9 King Solomon No. 10 Jewell No. 11 Emporia No. 12 Oskaloosa No. 14 Great Bend No. 15 Lafayette No. 16 Topeka No. 17 Ottawa No. 18 Olathe No. 19 C i r c l e v i l l e No. 20 Palmyra No. 23 Osage Valley No. 24 Neosho No. 27 P a c i f i c No. 29 Towanda No. 30 Arcana No. 31 Auburn No. 32 Ancient Form No. 34 Hiawatha No. 35 Council Grove No, 36 Paola No. 37 l o l a No. 38 DeSoto No. 40 HcKinley No. 41 Holton No. 42 Delphian No. 44 Easton No. 45 Hal stead No. 46 Nine M i l e No. 49 Lake Lodge No. 50 Orient No. 51 Shawnee No. 54 Troy No. 55 Spring H i l l No. 56 York No. 57 HcCracken No. 58 Salina No. 60 LaCygne No. 61 Ridgeway No. 62 Gardner No. 65 Frankfort No. 67 Hiram No. 68 Mystic Tie No. 74 Wamego No. 75 Erie No. 76 Delta No. 72 Corinthian No. 79 Zeredetha No. 80 Jefferson No. 84 Sutton No. 85 Sunflower No. 86 Mankato No. 87 Golden Rule No. M a r y s v i l l e No. 91 Girard No. 93 Harmony Lodge No. 94 Fredonia No. 95 Delaware No. 96 Patmos No. 97 Benevolent No. 98 Wichita No. 99
MILEAGE $ 44.50 44.25 35.25 12.00 55.00 35.25 42.75 19.75 28.50 35.25 19.00 16.75 28.00 36.00 43.00 32.00 39.00 45.50 42.25 49.25 25.50 46.50 32.50 44.25 41.25 19.00 43.25 45.25 39.25 34.75 33.00 43.00 39.25 19.50 42.75 26.75 28.00 44.50 46.00 45.00 21.75 29.50 51.00 34.25 42.50 26.75 42.75 27.75 20.25 53.25 37.50 30.00 25.00 37.00 24.75 21.75 22.50 28.00 28.25 58.50 48.50 44.25 44.25 25.00 6.75 21.75
PER-DIEM $ 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00
AMOUNT $ 74.50 74.25 65.25 42.00 85.00 65.25 72.75 49.75 58.50 65.25 49.00 46.75 58.00 66.00 73.00 62.00 69.00 75.50 72.25 79.25 55.50 76.50 62.50 74.25 71.25 49.00 73.25 75.25 69.25 64.75 63.00 73.00 69.25 49.50 72.75 56.75 58.00 74.50 76.00 75.00 51.75 59.50 30.00 81.00 64.25 72.50 56.75 72.75 57.75 50.25 83.25 67.50 60.00 55.00 67.00 54.75 51.75 52.50 58.00 58.25 88.50 78.50 74.25 74.25 55.00 36.75 51.75
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CHECK NO. 13641 13642 13644 13645 13646 13647 13648 13649 13650 13651 13652 1365S 13656 13657 13658 13659 13660 13661 13663 13664 13666 13668 13569 13670 13671 13672 13673 13674 13675 13676 13677 13678 13679 13680 13682 13683 13684 13686 13687 13688 13691 13693 13694 13696 13698 13700 13701 13702 13703 13704 13706 13708 13710 13711 13712 13713 13714 13715 13717 13718 13719 13720 13723 13725 13726 13729 13730 13731 13733 13734
PAYEE Keystone No. 102 Cedar No. 103 Solomon No. 105 F i d e l i t y No. 106 F o r t i t u d e No. 107 Anericus No. 109 W i n f i e l d No. 110 Hesperian No. I l l H a y s v i l l e No. 112 S t . Johns No. 113 Advance No. 114 Parsons No. 117 Cherokee No. 119 Woodson No. 121 C l i f t o n No. 122 Republic No. 123 Bassett No. 124 Cawker C i t y No. 125 P a le stin e No. 127 B e l l e v n i e No. 129 Equity No. 131 Crescent No. 133 Clay Center No. 134 Lenexa No. 135 Vesper-Olive No. 136 Dover No. 136 Reno No. 140 Signal No. 141 Newton No. 142 Minneapolis No. 143 Gilead No. 144 Mt Vernon No. 145 E l l s w o r t h No. 146 Centre No. 147 Thayer No. 149 W e l l i n g t o n No. 150 Douglass No. 151 Old Mission No. 153 L i n c o l n No. 154 Hope No. 155 A c t i v e No. 158 Alma No. 161 Sabetha No. 162 Atwood No. 164 Farmers No. 166 North Star No. 168 Blue Rapids No. 169 S t e r l i n g No. 171 Belle Plaine No. 173 Western Star No. 174 Russell No, 177 Lenora No. 181 P h i l l i p s b u r g No. 184 Mountain Slope No. 186 P i t t s b u r g No. 187 Onaga No. 188 Newahcuba No. 189 Henri No. 190 Royal No. 192 H a r t f o r d No. 193 Galena No. 194 Hays No. 195 Blue H i l l No. 198 Anthony No. 200 Mulvane No. 201 Downs No. 204 Eminence No. 205 Harper No. 206 Fulton No. 210 Courtland No. 211
MILEAGE $55.5d 48.75 4.25 34.00 50.00 30.00 32.25 22.25 25.50 13.00 20.00 54.00 61.50 39.75 18.50 21.75 15.50 20.25 41.25 16.75 50.00 37.00 14.75 44.25 47.00 28,25 16.25 28,75 15.75 "5.75 41.75 15.75 8.75 17.50 50.25 29.75 31.00 45.00 10.25 40.50 41.50 20.25 38.50 58.00 20.50 21.75 26.50 18.00 28.75 29.00 17.75 42.50 35.25 51.75 60.50 26.50 31.00 37.75 15.50 34.25 68.75 24.50 15.75 34.50 27.00 21.75 24.50 32.00 55.75 20.25
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PER-DIEH { 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.0030.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30,00 30,00 30.00 30,00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00
AHOUNT $ 85.50 78.75 34.25 64.00 80.00 60.00 62.25 52.25 55.50 43.00 50.00 84.00 91.50 69.75 48.50 51.75 45.50 50.25 71.25 46.75 80.00 57.00 44.75 74.25 77.00 58.25 46.25 58.75 45.75 35.75 71.75 45.75 38.75 47.50 80.25 59.75 61.00 75.00 40.25 70.50 71.50 50.25 68.50 88.00 50.50 51.75 56.50 48.00 58.75 59.00 47.75 72.50 65.25 81.75 90.50 56.50 61.00 67.75 45.50 64.25 98.75 54.50 45.75 64.50 57.00 51.75 54.50 62.00 85.75 50.25
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CHECK NO. 13829 • " 13835 13836 13837 13839 13840 13844 13846 13848 13849 13851 13852 13853 13855 13856 13858 13859 13860 13861 13862 13864 13866 13868 13869 13870 13871 13872 13873 13874 13875 13876 13877 13878 13879 13880 13881 13884 13885 13886 13888 13889 13890 13891 13893 13894 13895 13896 13897 13898 13899 13900 13901 13902 13903 13904 13905 13906 13908 13909 13910 13911 13912 13913 13914 13915 13916 13917 13918 13919 13920
PAYEE Oak H i l l No. 334 Parker No. 341 Ashlar No. 344 Edna No. 345 Hoxie No. 348 Narka No. 349 Chautauqua No. 355 A l t a Vista No. 357 Sylvan Grove No. 359 Jennings No. 360 Cuba No. 362 Valley Center No. 364 Derby No. 365 Roger E. Sherman No. 369 M a c k s v i l l e No. 371 Owight No. 374 Grandview No. 376 B u f f a l o No. 379 White C i t y No. 380 Wilsey No. 382 Seabrook No. 385 Hayetta No. 393 Wakefield No. 396 Lindsborg No. 397 Hepler No. 398 M u l l i n v i l l e No. 399 Latham No. 401 Wakarusa Lodge No. 402 Benedict No. 403 S t . Francis No-. 404 Hugoton No. 406 Arma No. 408 Haviland No. 409 Quinter No. 410 Climax No. 411 Ensign No. 413 Sharon Springs No. 417 Delia No. 419 Lecompton No. 420 Selden No. 423 C l a f l i n No. 424 Burdick No. 429 Goff No. 430 Bestor G. Brown No. 433 Ulysses No. 435 Overland Park No. 436 E n t e r p r i s e No. 437 West Gate No. 438 Bendena No. 440 Johnson No. 441 Stanley No. 444 Hutchinson No. 445 Satanta No. 446 Masonic Home No. 450 D. C. Danielson C l i f f o r d D. Knauss Claude W. Norris W i l l i a m F. Mcintosh Halbert G. Morton Conrad F. Johnson Don E. Robinett James H. Nolte Walter H. Bird Ralph E. Feldkamp J . Steven Holstad Harry Peterson Calvin Bruns Donald L. Doll Lloyd D. Crall A. Franklin Baldwin
MILEAGE $•" 8.25 48.75 17.50 58.75 44.25 22.00 42.50 18.50 13.75 49.75 19.00 20.50 25.50 44.25 29.00 17.00 41.75 45.50 16.75 16.25 28.00 31.50 13.25 5.25 56.75 39.00 33.50 29.00 43.50 68.25 62.00 61.00 35.00 37.00 36.50 43.75 58.00 27.75 32.75 48.75 14.25 16.25 33.00 28.00 59.50 45.25 8.25 44.25 45.00 65.25 45.00 15.00 54.75 28.00 16.75 19.50 55.50 14.75 28.00 44.50 13.00 19.00 44.25 16.75 51.25 51.50 17.50 21.75 40.00 44.25
March
PER-DIEM $ 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00
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AMOUNT i 38.25 78.75 47.50 88.75 74.25 52.00 72.50 48.50 43.75 79.75 49.00 50.50 55.50 74.25 59.00 47.00 71.75 75.50 46.75 46.25 58.00 61.50 43.25 35.25 86.75 69.00 63.50 59.00 73.50 98.25 92.00 91.00 65.00 67.00 66.50 73.75 88.00 57.75 62.75 78.75 44.25 46.25 63.00 58.00 89.50 75.25 38.25 74.25 75.00 95.25 75.00 45.00 84.75 58.00 16.75 19.50 55.50 14.75 28.00 44.50 13.00 19.00 44.25 16.75 51.25 51.50 17.50 21.75 40.00 74.25
1986-87
CHECK NO. 13921 13922 13923 13924 13925 13926 13929 13931 13933 13934 13935 13936 13938 13940 13942 13943 13945 13946 13947 13948 13949 13951 13952 13953 13954 13955 13956 13957 13958 13959 13960 13961 13962 13963 13964 13966 13967 13968 13969 13970 13971 13972 13973 13974 13975 13976 13978 13979 13980 13981 13982 13984 13986 13988 13989 13990 13994 13996 13998 14000 14002 14004 14005 14008 14011 14012 14013 14014 14015 14016
Grand Lodge of Kansas
PAYEE Charles D. Galllpeau Hurl but K. Graves Richard R. Haefele Gerald A. Lough Robert M. Schroeder Robert K. Shklar Milton D. Thompson William G. Updegrove. J r . Frank T. Moore Clarence W. S i l l s Earl M. S i t t o n S. Allan Daugherty John H. Murray Arthur C. Hodgson Thomas C. Raum C a r r o l l C. Arnett Richard D. Kelsey J . Fred Williamson Forrest D. Haggard Robert H. Arnold Ralph D. Walker Chester L. G i l b e r t W. Nolan Artz F. Warren Starns Ben B. Boyles Robert G. Jackson Richard A. Porter Larry D. Winegardner A r r i s M. Johnson Robert H. Nease Bobby L. Ackerman John E. Mowen William L. M c F a l l , J r . Halbert G. Horton Melvin Cummings Hugh W. G i l l Raymond R. Haden Ronald Pfenninger Lawrence Eckhoff Wilbur L. Morris David E. Casey F. Ray Canada Bobby J . Walker Martin A. Reed Edward C. Slipsager Bernard E. Weller H. E l v i n Jones Harold B. A l d r i c h Vernon J . Clark Franklin McGee W i l l a r d H. Stanton Glen W. Nieneir Don Hadlock Jack Peterson Ronald Seute Ervel F. Cleaver Milan R u t t i Neil D. McKenzie Robert H. Shepard Charles W. Lewis Gerald Magnus Leonard F. Arnett Hugh E. Thompson Edward Gutsch M. Wayne Rush Homer Cowdrey Claude J . Spicer Henry J . Bozarth, J r . Wayne Orem H. Corvon Carpenter
MILEAGE $ 44.25 68.25 59.50 44.25 44.25 41.25 54.00 21.25 28.00 44.25 27.00 39.00 42.75 15.50 28.00 16.75 28.00 15.50 44.25 20.25 58.00 28.00 28.75 50.25 18.25 28.00 28.00 41.50 24.50 62.00 53.50 36.50 41.25 38.75 28.00 18.50 26.50 15.00 50.25 40.25 28.00 37.00 25.00 18.50 51.00 41.50 43.00 44.25 45.25 45.50 55.75 61.50 49.25 40.25 37.75 41.75 25.25 34.25 43.50 42.50 34.25 16.75 16.25 32.25 34.00 25.50 28.00 11.50 13.00
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PER-DIEH $ 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00
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AMOUNT
$ 74.25 98.25 89.50 74.25 74.25 71.25 84.00 51.25 58.00 74.25 57.00 39.00 42.75 15.50 28.00 16.75 28.00 15.50 44.25 20.25 58.00 28.00 28.75 50.25 18.25 28.00 28.00 41.50 24.50 62.00 83.50 66.50 71.25 30.00 68.75 58.00 48.50 56.50 45.00 80.25 70.25 58.00 67.00 55.00 48.50 81.00 71.50 73.00 74.25 75.25 75.50 85.75 91.50 79.25 70.25 67.75 71.75 55.25 64.25 73.50 72.50 64.25 46.75 46.25 62.25 64.00 55.50 58.00 41.50 43.00
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CHECK NO. 14017 14021 14022 14023 14024 14025 14026 14027 14028 14034 14035 14036 14039 14040 14041 14042 14043 14044 14045 14046 14047 14049 14050 14051 14053 14054 14055 14056 14057 14058 14059 14060 14061 14062 14063 14064 14065 14067 14068 14069 14071 14072 14073 14074 14075 14076 14077 14078 14079 14080 14081 14084 14085 14086 14087 14090 14091 14092 14093 14094 14095 14096 14097 14098 14104 14109 14110 14111 14112 14121
PAYEE Raymond E. Weaver Jay B. McCaskill Stanley Baker G a r d n D. Donoho Charles H. Metzger Lewis F. Hi H a r d Wayne G. Rborer Earl P. Krankenberg Richard Brozek Edward Schultz Roger A. Yost Earl D. Crisp Arnold W. Hafenstein Galen Weiland Dee Outweiler Maurice C. Hearn Roy F. S t i r t o n Harold E. F l a i g l e Larry Kinder Harold D. Rogers Eugene B. Bauder Leonard G. Scheurich Archie R. Smith Earl R. Watts Ivan H. Pemberton C l a i r e B. Sparling Lloyde Goins Robert Mathena Leonard Dodge Steven C. Lutz Cecil E. Redenbaugh F. E. Peterson Eddie D. Henley Edward E. K u f f l e r W i l l i a m C. Tapley Dusty L. Booth Robert F. Dunshee Lloyd 0. Everett Herbert J. Keene Donald D. M i l l e r Walter F. Jack Arthur J . C l i f f o r d Cleland W. Condit Mervin R. Hundley Earl F. Brown El don McCall Marvin A. Shoemaker Wesley Moore Dale H. Stinson Jack L. Welch Lyle W. McKinney John C. Coverdale John H. Sherer W i l l i a m P. Hudson Jimmie L. Drake Donald E. R i f f e l Dale R. Breit P h i l l i p Collins Carl H. Sperry Dale W. Dickhut Gregory L. M i l l e r A l b e r t R. Finch Michael R. Prine Harold E. Rowley Paul E. Ferrell J e r r y Cole C. M. "Bud" Geis Merle D. Bradley Arthur C. Hodgson A r r i s M. Johnson
MILEAGE
$ 16.75 21.75 25.75 37.00 43.25 29.50 31.25 19.50 15.75 68.25 42.50 40.00 20.25 45.00 41.50 42.75 44.25 45.00 48.25 53.25 58.50 54.00 48.50 34.75 37.00 37.00 31.75 30.25 27.75 30.75 28.75 41.75 45.50 58.75 44.25 34.00 25.00 23.75 12.00 16.25 29.50 37.00 29.75 30.25 21.75 8.75 22.00 22.50 12.50 15.50 21.00 49.50 39.00 29.00 19.00 31.00 44.25 50.25 68.25 48.50 43.75 59.50 62.00 24.50 28.00 28.00 32.00 28.00
PER-DIEM. $ 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 , 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00' 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00
REPORTS $
50.00
50.00 50.00
AMOUNT $ 46.75 51.75 55.75 67.00 73.25 59:50 61.25 49.50 45.75 98.25 72.50 70.00 50.25 75.00 71.50 72.75 74.25 75.00 78.25 83.25 88.50 84.00 78.50 64.75 67.00 67.00 61.75 60.25 57.75 60.75 58.75 71.75 75.50 88.75 74.25 64.00 55.00 53.75 42.00 46.25 59.50 67.00 59.75 60.25 51.75 38.75 52.00 52.50 42.50 45.50 51.00 79.50 69.00 59.00 49.00 61.00 74.25 80.25 98.25 78.50 73.75 89.50 92.00 54.50 108.00 58.00 62.00 58.00 50.00 50.00
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CHECK NO. 14123 14124 14125 14127 14128 14131 14134 14136 14138 14139 14140 14143 14146 14147 14148 14149 14150 14151 14152 14157 14159 14160 14161 14163 14165 14166 14167 14169 14170 14172 14173 14174 14175 14176 14177
Grand Lodge of Kansas
PAYEE James R. Struble John W. Willey, III Merle 0. Bradley Roger Seigel John H. Murray John A. Schowalter Damon M. Grimes Chester L. Gilbert George W. Sellens Robert J. Higgs Robert G. Jackson Ralph Kimmel Forrest D. Haggard David L. Recob J. Fred Williamson E. Dean Osborne Dwight Burton Harold E. Colbert Jerry K. Van Allen Floyd E. (Gene) Ramsey Kenneth Dooley Carroll C. Arnett Glenn L. Knapp William J. Colnar Clifford D. Knauss Arthur J. Seele Kenneth V. Moses Russell C. Schwilling David F. Snyder Harvey L. Henderson Carl W. Underwood Clifford L. Trax Washington Lodge No. 5 McPherson No. 172 James R. Struble
MILEAGE
$
4.25
77
PER-DIEH $ 30.00 30.00
REPORT $ 50.00 50.00
45.00
30.00
19.50 43.25
30.00 30.00
16.75 28.00
30.00 30.00
61.50
30.00
28.00
30.00
28.00 15.00 16.75 58.00 36.00 15.75
30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00
39.25 44.25
30.00 30.00
50.25 28.25 25.00 28.00 54.75 21.75 20.50 41.50 8.75 28.00
30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00
$15,001.50
$12,210.00
50.00 50.00 50.00
50.00 50.00 50.00
50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00
AMOUNT $ 80.00 34.25 50.00 75.00 50.00 99.50 73.25 50.00 46.75 58.00 50.00 91.50 50.00 58.00 50.00 58.00 45.00 46.75 138.00 116.00 95.75 50.00 119.25 74.25 50.00 80.25 108.25 55.00 58.00 84.75 51.75 50.50 71.50 38.75 28.00
$900.00 $28,111.50
Proceedings of the
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PROFICIENCY CERTIFICATES FOR 1986 - 1987 Lodge No. 3 duLard, Larry L. Lodge No. 7* Wyant, Dean Baker, Charles D. Fegan, T. Michael Lodge No. 15* Drake, Jimmie L. Milberger, Lesi ie L. Anderson, Floyd L. Keffer, Arthur W. Caughey, William A. Johnson, Clarence D. Nolte, James H. Cronin, Richard J. Wharton, Nelson H. Wharton, Lyle D.
"A" "M" B" "A" "A"
"A" "A" "A" "A" B" "A" "A" "A" "B" "B"
Lodge No. 145* Kent, Harold Lodge No. 153 Fisher, John R. Wilson, Jack R.
"B" "A" "A"
Lodge No. 35* HcFall, Wm. A., Jr."B" "A" "M" "U" Lodge No. 54* Borders, Robert J.
"B"
Lodge No. 57* Bonat, Robert L. Mosier, Hayward L.
"B" "B"
Lodge No. 74* Yates, Ferrell W. McKenzie, James R.
Lodge No. 96* H a l l , Gary R. Folsom, Robert S . , J r . F l e t c h e r , Marvin E. Snyder, B i l l D. B1eam, Edwin K. C o l w e l l , Donald L. C l a r k , Jackie L. Lodge No. 97* Daniel , David 0. D e l l e t t , Kenneth R. Rhea, R. Larry
Jr.
"B" "B" "B" "B" "B"
'M" "U" "B" B" "A" "B"
Lodge No. 155* Graham, Lyle
Lodge No. 30* Harrison, Terry L.
Lodge No. 93* Bauder, Eugene G.
"B" "B"
Lodge No. 103* Lucke, Michael J. Lodge No. 132* Wilson, Gerald L.
Lodge No. 17 Conner, Michael J.
Lodge No. 90 Kendal1,W. Richard Thomasson, El don Bramner, Lester
Lodge No. 117* Morgan, Charles A Mynhier, Spike W. Granade, George V, Essig, Simon J. Reel, Donald R.
';A"
Lodge No. 16* Colbert, Harold E.
Lodge No. 34* Urice, Joe R. Ashley, Roland V.
Lodge No. 99 Gibson, Joseph B. English, Billy C.
"B" "A"
B" B" M" M"
B" "B" "B" B" "A" "B" "B" B" "A" "B" "B" "B" "M"
Lodge No. 168 Varner, Harold L. Brown, Earl F. Osborne, E. Dean White, Dorryl R. Beck, Peter H.
"B" "M" "U" "A" "B"
Lodge No. 187 Endicott, Phil F. Messinger, Roger L. Neer, Carveth Simpson, Michael D. Wilcoxson, Roger L. Wilkinson, Gary H. Laird, Kenneth L. Peterson, John W.
"B" "B" "B" "B" "B" „g„ "B" "B"
Lodge No. 201* McCain, Charles R. Wasilewski, Paul D. Wells, David E. Pierson, Ronald
"B" "B" "M" "B"
Lodge No. 205* Wayman, John
"B" "A"
Lodge No. 217* Biby, Virgil E. Krankenberg, Earl P Banks, William F.
"B" "A" "M" "A"
Lodge No. 222* Beye, Jimmie D. Stotler, Jerry E. Pearsall, Raymond A. Quisenberry, David E
"B" "B" "B" "B"
Lodge No. 225* Taylor, Paul D. Lodge No. 247* Koehne, C l i f f o r d D.
"U"
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PROFICIENCY CERTIFICATES FOR 1986 - 1987 Lodge No. 253* Evans, Darrel K n i t t e l , Gregory Brown, William C. Lodge No. 300* Byas, Jimmy L. Lodge No. 303 HcLemore, Van A. Hale, Allen R. Kurth, Glen W. Wilson, F. Joe Stonehouse, Paul J. Patton, Carl D. Hale, Allen R. Hille, Earl W. Lehman, Vernon L.
"B" "B"
„^„ „„„ "U" "A" "B" "M" "B" "M" "M" "B" "B"
Lodge No. 319* Parks, Edward E., Jr. Hilgardner, Robert D.
"B"
Lodge No. 355* Mills, Ferdinand
"B"
Lodge No. 369* Orlowski, Thomas E. Burkin, Ricky L. Neidhardt, Paul J. Forson, Richard J. Bird, Walter M.
"A" "8" "H" "M" "M"
Lodge No. 372* Coleman, Dallas
"A"
Lodge No. 376* Leverich, Robert G. Lodge No. 393* Crumpton, Robert B. Lodge No. 404* Raile, Jeffery N. Lodge No. 433 Roulston, David L. Morrison, Kenneth H. Brosz, Hark M. Stewart, John W. Krehbiel, Robert D. Strella, Carroll G. Lill, Robert J. Sullivan, Craig L. Lodge No. 436 Borders, James B., Jr. Kneaves, Frank J. Keighley, Raymond N. Beck, Joseph M. McGee, Franklin B.
"M" "A' "A' "B' Mg,
"B' "A' „g, "A' ..g, „g, "A' „g, "A'
Lodge No. 445* Hubert, Randal R.
'Indicates Lodges with membership under 500
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FIFTY YEAR MASONS - 1986 Lodge No. 3 Washington H. Brown A l v i n C. Calderwood Carl M. Duer Maurice V. S t r o l z
Lodge No. 35 Albert Dowel 1 Fred R. Fouth George M. Starrett Charles H. Walker
Lodge No. 5 Norman R. K e l l e r
Lodge No. 36 Fay E. Roberts
Lodge No. 6 Laurel 0. Ringler Marion R. Smith
Lodge No. 38 William G. Burnside Norris Q. Geer
Lodge No. 7 Leonard F. DeBoer
Lodge No. 39 Robert S. Coon Maurice B. Sol cum Burton V. Weber
Lodge No. 8 Henry L. Huston Harold D. Potter Gerald P. Wood Robert S. Young Lodge No. 10 Victor Fite David M. Hammond Arthur F. McClure Lodge No. 12 Ward H. Overholt Leon 0. Peterson Samuel 0. Somers Grant W. Walkup Lodge No. 14 Charles T. Hall Lodge No. 15 Lawrence E. Ford William 0. Hoberecht Wayne A. Stewart Lodge No. 16 Charles L. Aiman Victor 0. Muse Lodge No. 17 Wayne Knowles Lewis H. Paramore Lodge No. 18 Oames D. Dye Bertes HcKinley Lodge No. 19 Carious R. Nichols
Lodge No. 22 Francis T. Jones Lodge No. 24 Warren R. Grunden Lodge No. 29 Gerald L. Talley Lodge No. 33 Ernest P. Landers
Lodge No. 87 Keith E. Hal stead Loide E. Nelson Lodge No. 89 Virgil T. Kelley Charles A. Schubert Lodge No. 90 Charles C. Owen Kenneth N. Slaybaugh Lodge No. 91 Earl Blackney Elmer W. Lyne Everett C. Sipple
Lodge No. 42 Carl H. Cornelssen
Lodge No. 93 Benjamin L. Humphreys John L. Polston
Lodge No. 49 Horace H. Lamborn
Lodge No. 94 Leslie G. Elam Ray 0. Traylor
Lodge No. 50 Floyd J. David Lodge No. 51 Farley R. Bonnett Harold 0. W. Chapman Harry E. Johnston Joseph H. Keller Robert M. Lingo Clarence M. Locke Archie C. Swan Lodge No. 54 Lawrence R. Provost Lodge No. 58 Kenneth House Lodge No. 60 Clarence 0. Higby Nelson E. Orendorff Clayton G. Panter Charles R. Swartz Lodge No. 62 Dean A. Bailey Lodge No. 68 Russell J. Owens Newton R. Timmons Lodge No. 74 George A. Sweeney Lodge No. 75 Lewis M. Harmon
Lodge No. 95 Hawk L. Barron Jules V. Chausteur Lodge No. 96 J. David Bechtel Jalmer E. Kontas Harold L. Sargent Lodge No. 97 Garrett E. Rush Lodge No. 98 William I. Brown Horace E. Odell Samuel A. Robinson Lodge No. 99 Russell B, Byers Ralph 0. Chilcoat Steward W. Cole Gilbert G. Friesen Virgil E. Jones Walter L. Laubach Earl M. Regier Harry R. Shannon Claude J. Thompson Lodge No. 101 Oliver L. Green Lodge No. 102 Vernie W. Baldwin Oscar C. Chowning
Lodge No. 79 George E. Ramskill
Lodge No. 103 David P. Evans Lawrence P. Galbraith
Lodge No. 80 Frank M. Gaddie Wallace W. Thurston
Lodge No. 104 Virgil Dahl
Lodge No. 85 Charles G. Steele
Lodge No. 105 Virgil I. Mclntyre Clair M. Sloan
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Lodge No. 106 Ray J. Osborne
Lodge No. 149 Harry E. Rash
Lodge No. 197 Glenn L. Jones
Lodge No. 107 Collin J. HcKinney Earl C. Todd Donald 0. Vine Emmett E. Wilson
Lodge No. 150 Landon Abel Raymond J. Crellin Worth C. Gibson Walter J. Hundley Ivan Mantooth
Lodge No. 199 George D. Tubbs
Lodge No. 109 L. John .Redelfs Lodge No. 110 Simon E. Henderson Lodge No. 117 Jesse N. Berry Lodge No. 119 Bruce M. Buck Lodge No. 121 Augustus J. Reed Lodge No. 122 Fred W. Mammons Harold G. Woodruff
Lodge No. 153 Bertram F. Laberge Elmer L. Lindquist Medford W. Smith Lodge No. 156 Eugene W. Gil key Morton G. Shrader Lodge No. 158 Charles E. Bigelow Charles W. Faoconer Lodge No. 160 Clifford H. Roach Andrew L. Schrader Hudson 0. Turner
Lodge No. 124 Elmer L. Lentz
Lodge No. 162 Alonzo Lambertson August S. Trollman
Lodge No. 129 Guy E. Ward
Lodge No. 164 Clark R. Macfee
Lodge No. 131 J. Lyman Rhea
Lodge No. 167 Don W. Foster
Lodge No. 133 Jordan W. Burkey Lloyd C. Wilson
Lodge No. 171 Guy I. Warren James P. Yowell
Lodge No. 134 Elmer J. Gardner
Lodge No. 172 John W. Casebeer Elmer E. Moelling
Lodge No. 135 Carl Lightfoot Lodge No. 136 Wayne A. Cross Lodge No. 138 Herschel W. Martin Lodge No. 140 John J. Carter Lodge No. 142 Owen E. Barrett Glen Hays Lodge No. 144 Leonard G. Steiner Lodge No. 146 Roy A. Hart Harold G. Heitmann Robert H. McKinney Robert J. Rychel Marvin L. Shaw Lodge No. 147 Ralph Gard
Lodge No. 173 Howard N. Bradley Roy L. White Lodge No. 179 Harold R. Fatzer Anthony R. Zanovich Lodge No. 186 Archie Hamilton Wayne E. Herzog Lodge No. 187 Cecil W. Kincaid Charles L. Padgett Straude E. Renick Lodge No. 192 Carl W. Bertsch Lodge No. 193 Harry D. Clawson Lodge No. 195 Wilfred J. Kraus
Lodge No. 200 Dale E. Fankhauser Lodge No. 201 Allen K. Brown Hal R. Fulk Lodge No. 206 Robert A. Duphorne George E. Gleichman Paul A. Tubbs Lodge No. 210 Okla C. Dalhgren Lodge No. 212 Charles R. Martin Lodge No. 217 Earl P. Krankenberg Paul B. Shivel Lodge No. 220 Lawrence E. Butler Lodge No. 221 Carl G. Hammer Marvin H. Rosene Lodge No. 222 Ben Clark Lodge No. 223 Orville W. Harness Ray K. Tatum Lodge No. 224 Karl P. Diestelhorst Millard R. Wren Lodge No. 225 Earl T, Davis Orville H. Howard Lodge No. 230 James B. Donley Wilmont H. Epley Philip F. Stoehr Jake H. Walter Lodge No. 233 Lei and G. Osborn John F. Stout Lodge No. 236 Homer E. Bigham George D. Stanton Lodge No. 238 Irwin V. Beal Lodge No. 243 Edward V, Rogers Lodge No. 246 Kenneth L. Burg Carl A. Walker
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Lodge 247 Howard L. Page Thorne M. S c h a f f t e r
Lodge No. 288 Ralph E. Engel
Lodge No. 252 Herbert F. Jones
Lodge No. 290 Sidney S. Zeigler
Lodge No. 253 Nemo S. Herriman
Lodge No. 295 Donald Booth Ralph A. Griffith Wallace M. White
Lodge No. 256 Charles E. Davison Lodge No. 257 Walter E. Burdette Lodge No. 261 Forrest L. Calvin
Lodge No. 297 Russell L. Switzer Lodge No. 298 John H. Kuck
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Lodge No. 326 Roy A. Ruth Lodge No. 329 William H. Jewell Clarence E. Jones Lodge No. 331 Frederick S. Cox Ralph R. Rostine Lodge No. 333 Beverly L. Gates Chester A. Hibbert William E. Scott Jesse W. Young Lodge No. 344 Dana G. Jackson
Lodge No. 271 John P. Koclanes
Lodge No. 303 Kenneth E. Barnard Gifford M. Booth Roy E. Bui linger Dale A. Cooley Sylvester 0. Dennett William F. Farha Frederick R. Hawk William E. Lawson Keith L. Leichhardt Howard J. Lenhert Carroll D. HcClure Merle H. Meek Raymond L. Phillippi Everett M. Ruckle Walter T. Scarborough Robert J. Smith Carl E. Symcox Milton B. Turney Anthony Wicklin
Lodge No. 272 Ellsworth J. Edwards
Lodge No. 306 Raymond M. Adams
Lodge No. 376 Glenn A. Evans
Lodge No. 273 Joseph G. Be11 Frank J. Rochette
Lodge No. 307 Cecil A. Miller Elmer V. Reichley Charles R. Smalley David H. Tripp
Lodge No. 379 Glennard A. Markham
Lodge No. 310 John F. Skelton J. Paul Young
Lodge No. 395 Wilbur R. Kyle
Lodge No. 262 Wayne A. Black James F. Spears Lodge No. 265 Charles W. Grassman Orie R. Sultz Lodge No. 267 Mort Tomlin Lodge No. 268 Glen R. Ward Lodge No. 269 Henry F. Varenhorst
Lodge No. 275 Wilbur H. Miller Lodge No. 277 Charles 0. Daily Lodge No. 279 Jean F. HcLane Lodge No. 281 Rex C. Thompson Lodge No. 283 Maurice L. Johnson Lodge No. 284 Alexander H. Cheney Jess B. Whitson
Lodge No. 315 Samuel N. Alderman Kenneth 0. Nelson Lodge No. 316 George A. Potter Lodge No. 319 Wendell K. Davis
Lodge No. 285 Jack M. Owen
Lodge No. 322 Stephen W. Nankins Lemuel C. Maddox Ernest G. Neighbor Jesse A. Smith
Lodge No. 285 Nolan V. Stark Clyde E. Swender
Lodge No. 324 Ross L. Glatfelder Verle A. Judson
Lodge No. 351 Arthur R. Charlton Lodge No. 358 Vern L. Doggett Lodge No. 359 Raymond T. Rounkles Lodge No. 360 Clair R. Frank Allan E. McLeod Lodge No. 367 William W. Langhofer Lodge No. 369 Joseph H. Ballard
Lodge No. 380 Elmer H. Haun
Lodge No. 403 William S. Dunlap Lodge No. 404 Hal L. Harkins Merlyn M. Murren William E. Robertson Ross R. Wingfield Lodge No. 408 William L. Bean George S. Frere Lodge No. 422 Clifford C. Sawyer Lodge No. 424 Ernest J. Grossard
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Lodge No. 433 Leon L. Custer Roy D. Gatewood Kenneth L. Hunt Lodge No. 435 Franklin E. Daniels Verlan C. Phillips Lodge No. 436. Lowell N. Nixon Lodge No. 437 Hal T. Heath Mervin F. Monroe Lodge No. 438 Ralph H. Bruce Lodge No. 445 George E. Paine Darrell P. Waggoner
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Proceedings of the
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March
MASONS WITH 60 YEARS AND OVER MEMBERSHIP - 1986 Lodge No. I Joseph A. Newton Ralph A. Pettis
Lodge No. 36 Harry M. HcCardell James L. Ruble
Lodge No. 2 Ormand W. Leavel
Lodge No. 38 Stanley J. Kirk Harold F. Lovitt Lewis E. Wight
Lodge No. 3 Earl G. Dulin William Ernst Russell C. Jones Walter A. Huller Lodge No. 6 Wiley 0. Bolton Zara L. Brown Wray Enders Edwin R. Reddington Lodge No. 7 Guy S. Day Lodge No. 8 Lester N. Dudley Harold W. Heiser Johnathan R. Hildreth William E, Hammer A. Leslie Wolfe Lodge No. 9 John J. Beatty Dean A. McGee William R. Shattuck Byron P. Sweely Lodge No. 10 John K. Gee Lodge No. 12 Clyde J. Barraclough Ernest L. Clerico John M. Hughes George A. Rose David A. Trimble Edward C. Warner Lodge No. 17 Frank H. Bahner Louis R. Casebier Gomer D. Jones Charles E. Lagerstrom Lewis W. McClelland Lodge No. 18 Dean Berlin Karl B. Nordstrom Lodge No. 29 John L. Parkhurst Lodge No. 32 Homer G. Johnson Lodge No. 35 ' Charlie D. Fisher Gerald R. Harkin Owen B. Kendall Lloyd S. Miller Avery E. Parker â&#x20AC;¢Hall H. Thornburgh
Lodge No. 39 O l i v e r K. Troughton Lodge No. 42 Harold D. Shrader Keith E. Vine Lodge No. 43 Elmer L. Beauchamp Lodge No. 44 George G. Trimmell Maurice F. Meckel Lodge No. 49 James L. Jackson Lodge No. 51 Edwin L. Bruhns Emil Freienmuth Edwin A. Sheets Carlos W. Taylor Edward Vickland Lodge No. 54 George Kovar Lodge No. 55 John E. Blevins Kenneth A. Robinson Lodge No. 58 Leslie L. Hunt Lodge No. 60 Amos A. Bailey William L. Delaney Roy C. Kinzie Vernon F. Olson Lourin V. S. Recht
Lodge No. 74 Loyd C. King Lodge No. 77 Antone G. Bertoglio Forest D. Stout Lodge No. 80 Leonard E. Croy Earl L. Hinden Lodge No. 84 Winfred H. Everett Lodge No. 86 Harold H. Huckins Lodge No. 87 Forrest R. Fair Lodge No. 88 Harlan I. Abbey Leo W. All man Lodge No. 90 Arthur F. Allen Ralph S. Henry Claude G. Lisher Lodge No. 93 Frank T. Gillard John R. Heiser Lodge No. 96 Joseph A. Sass Frederick S. Woestemeyer Lodge No. 98 Leslie A. Kauffman Lodge No. 99 Harold E. Bailey Ozro 0. Beardsley Paul D. Cole Harold C. Davis Paul W. Fleeger Lodge No. 100 Paul J. Webb
Lodge No. 62 Frank E. Garrett
Lodge No. 102 John L. Turner
Lodge No. 63 Wayne A. Oconnell Clarence E. Payne
Lodge No. 103 Russell L. HcCullough Andrew F. Van Vickie
Lodge No. 66 William N. Batdorf
Lodge No. 104 Steven Stapaules
Lodge No. 68 Leonard Ohlhausen John W. Widdice
Lodge No. 107 Edwin B. Wagner
Lodge No. 71 Otis N. Baldwin Lodge No. 72 Howard Anderson
Lodge No. 109 Howard L. Ernst Lodge No. 110 James C. Long Charles W. Stewart
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Lodge No. Ill Joseph L. Webb
Lodge No. 166 Arthur J. Peter
Lodge No. 113 Andrew W. Beverly
Lodge No. 167 Clifford 0. Fell
Lodge No. 117 Vernon Donaldson Harold E. Fulllngton
Lodge No. 171 John M. Gordon
Lodge No. 134 Orville B. Burtis Harold L. Sheppeard
Lodge No. 172 Howard P. Andrews R e x H . Guse Arthur W. Warner
Lodge No. 136 Wyley J. Dennis Charles I. Wall Lodge No. 137 Charlie L. Jones
Lodge No. 174 Eber V. Roush Jesse A. Smith John W. Morrill Lodge No. 177 Wendell P. Atherton
Lodge No. 140 Earl S. McCandless Harman H. Ralstin
Lodge No. 179 Chester W. Bidleman
Lodge No. 141 Frank M. Angus
Lodge No. 183 Lester T. Hagadorn
Lodge No. 142 John C. Doubek Henry Toevs
Lodge No. 184 Howard D. Bridegroom Herbert S. Fleisher Leonard L. Hoi ben
Lodge No. 144 Elmer H. Goedecke Lodge No. 147 Homer H. Lipscomb August W. Schoneman Lodge No. 148 LaVerne Hillman Monte C. Poague
Lodge No. 186 Theodore B. Addleman Howard D. Benton Robert W. Herzog Lodge No. 187 Louis F. Abert
Lodge No. 150 Edward L. Gardner
Lodge No. 188 James C. Higgins Matthew H. Rezac Walter K. Wegner
Lodge No. 151 Kermit M. Cox
Lodge No. 192 Howard W. Hollinger
Lodge No. 152 Harry C. Long Louis H. Smith
Lodge No. 195 Elmer H. Ringe
Lodge No. 153 Manuel J. Harris
Lodge No. 196 Melvin B. Miller Courtney B. Myers Dan F. Schindler
Lodge No. 158 Arthur D. Hetz Lodge No. 161 Elwin E. Thoes Lodge No. 164 Ray Higley Louis H. McCain Francis Obert Richard W. Schneider Lodge No. 165 Merle C. Honteith
Lodge No. 199 Blevins S. Brooks
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Lodge No. 222 Elby 0. Lollar Earnest C. Main Lester C. Woolley Howard C. Wormington Arthur E. Moon Lodge No. 223 Harold P. Harvey Walter G. Woods Lodge No. 225 Kelley W. Claybaugh Louis H. Eversole Edwin K. Metzdorf William L. Rhodes Lodge No. 236 John F. Berg Lodge No. 237 Paul B. Leffler Lodge No. 243 Homer E. Lewis Lodge No. 245 Job L. Trites Lodge No. 247 Frederick E. Haxton Kent Rubow Lodge No. 248 Herbert E. Holliday Lodge No. 254 Roy A. Norris Lodge No. 256 Estle C. Chapman Edward E. Eggleston James E. Brown Lodge No. 257 Glenn H. Fritzler Lodge No. 259 Fred W. Hadorn Lodge No. 264 Fred Barber Lodge No. 265 Henry B. Gibbens Roy E. Wetherall Jerry Harrel Lodge No. 267 Harry C. HcGuire
Lodge No. 200 Charles Bobek Paul C. Coglizer Clarence E. Hare
Lodge No. 269 Earl E. Mails
Lodge No. 212 Herbert R. Jones
Lodge No. 272 Charles F. Ball Harry W. Butcher C. Leroy Edwards John B. Richardson
Lodge No. 214 Edward G. Bracken Edward J. Horn
Lodge No. 274 Hugh Mobley
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Lodge No. 275 Paul B. Phillips
Lodge No. 327 Willard J. Cleland
Lodge No. 404 . Roscoe M. Shay
Lodge No. 277 Frank A. Bodin John T. Mitchell
Lodge No. 330 Harvey Kleweno Elmer A, Miller
Lodge No. 408 John Morozzo
Lodge No. 278 Dwigbt E. Overstreet William Myers
Lodge No. 331 John J. Meyer
Lodge No. 282 Frederick R. Wilson Lodge No. 284 Virgil D. Maddox Adrian Ruth Lodge No. 283 Arthur B. Waight Lodge No. 288 Oohn 0. Keitch Lodge No. 290 Roy G. Morton Clifford Roberts Lodge No. 291 Joe A. Bronson Lodge No. 297 Theodore W. Meserve John R. Stebbins Lodge No. 299 Harvey Ulmer Lodge No. 302 Earle A. Bingaman Lodge No. 303 William E. Gault Wilfred A. Harris Russell B. Harrison Otto Hoses David Truffelli William T. Wilkerson
Lodge No. 333 Leonard B. Higgins Lodge No. 334 William E. McMillen Lodge No. 339 John W. Burkdoll Lodge No. 344 John H. Ayars Leslie E. Ayars Elvin 0. Chaffee Lodge No. 345 George W. Marvel Lodge No. 349 Carl H. McKenzie Lodge No. 356 Maurice R. Richter Lodge No. 357 Alfred S. Droll George H. Johnson Lodge No. 359 Frank A. Hill Lodge No. 360 Walter C. Winget Lodge No. 362 John Kesi Glenn A. Stransky Lodge No. 364 Murl Thompson
Lodge No. 306 Owen Dragt Wesley E. Knowles
Lodge No. 376 James M. Cheatham
Lodge No. 307 Vern L. Deatrick
Lodge No. 384 Atlee M. Edmonston
Lodge No. 309 Pike Landquist
Lodge No. 393 Harry A. Oldweiler
Lodge No. 314 Herald A. Binford Lawrence W. Mahon
Lodge No. 395 Oscar 0. Cooke George W. Hyle
Lodge No. 322 Hayden J. Kemper Charles R. Smith
Lodge No. 396 Raymond R. Babb
Lodge No. 326 Frank M. Oavis Harry E. Leeper
Lodge No. 397 Ludwig A. Enquist Cecil L. Godwin
Lodge No. 424 Vernon W. Schroeder Lodge No. 430 Henry A. Meyer Lodge No. 433 Wesley D. Reed Ferdinand C. W. Taylor Lodge No. 436 Chester A, Kunz Audley W. Porter James E. Wofford Bert E. Morris Lodge No. 440 Clarence E. Myers Lodge No. 446 Stanley E. Broilier John R. Cummings James B. Ungles
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REPORT OF COUNCIL OF ADMINISTRATION R:.W:. Albert 0. Arnold, Jr., Secretary to the Council, presented the following report which, on his motion, was accepted for printing in the Annual Proceedings. To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas. The first meeting of the Council of Administration was called at the close of the 130th Annual Communication of the Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas on March 22, 1986, in Salina, Kansas. M:.W:. Arris M. Johnson, Junior Past Grand Master, nominated M:.W:. Durward C. Danielson as President and, upon a regular second, he was elected. R:.W:. Clifford D. Knauss was elected Vice-President, R:.W:. Claude W. Norris was elected Secretary. All of which was unanimously approved. Upon motion, it was unanimously approved to retain Kaw Valley Bank and Trust as the official bank of Grand Lodge. It was moved, seconded and unanimously approved, to place the funds of Mackey Lodge No. 48 who had surrendered their Charter into the General Fund. It was unanimously moved, seconded and passed, that two-thirds of the District Deputy Schools of Instruction meetings be paid for by the Grand Lodge from the Masonic Education fund. The Grand Secretary was instructed to continue as Secretary to the Council inasmuch as, with the information at hand, he could assist in codifying the information and minutes. Official meetings of the Council of Administration were held on March 22 at Salina; on April 12 in the Holidome in Manhattan; on July 26 at the Ramada Inn at Hays; on September 12 in Garden City; on October 24 at the Orville W. Garvey Center in Wichita; and on December 10 in the Council of Administration Room at Grand Lodge in Topeka. In addition, many informal meetings and discussions were held. The Council of Administration, on receiving recommendation from several lodges, did move and unanimously act to approve Life Memberships in accordance with By-law 4-402. This, for other than fifty year members. A special edition of the KANSAS MASON was authorized on December 27, 1986. However, it was noted that because of the changing policies of the Post Office Department, the expenses were extremely high and difficult to handle this additional edition. An outside group wishing to rent a Masonic hall at which alcoholic beverages would be dispensed was ruled against by the Grand Master. On April 10, a request was received from a high school principal for assistance for one of their students. This young student had been abused during her childhood and was never given the proper opportunity to pursue an education. After considerable discussion, it was moved, seconded and passed to assist this young student whose progress and diligent studies proved the decision to be good and of benefit to all concerned. A request was received from the family of a brother who had passed away asking for assistance in paying the balance of the funeral bill. This was referred on to the lodge which did not act further. Several consolidations under consideration were questioned and further investigation conducted before action was taken. Several lodge secretaries questioned the use of the Notice of Dues as delineated in By-law 4-308, LODGE DUES - PAYABLE IN ADVANCE - SUSPENSION. Further study and action to be considered. The Grand Secretary asked permission to begin a study in preparation for producing a "Secretary's Manual". Each lodge secretary in the jurisdiction would receive a manual upon its completion, with additional copies being supplied thereafter at cost. After in-depth discussion, it was decided to consider the revival of the Warden's Meetings as conducted in previous years. The Shrine, known as A.A.O.N.M.S. within the jurisdiction of Kansas, asked for permission to print "What is The Shrine". This was thoroughly reviewed, acted upon and given approval. The contents of this to note the varied philanthropy conducted by the Shriners of North America in nineteen orthopedic hospitals for crippled children and three burns
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institutes. Further, they clearly stated that for one to be a Shriner he must first be a Mason. Again, approval was given. It was noted that in answer to the Grand Master's proclamation of St. John the Baptist Day, very strong support had been given throughout the Grand Jurisdiction. All lodges and Past Grand Masters assisting in this effort were highly commended for their action. Approval was given to the Chairman of the Masonic Education Committee and several others to attend the Midwest Masonic Educaction Meeting in Fargo, North Dakota on May 8 and 9, 1986. A number of complaints were received throughout the Grand Jurisdiction concerning ads being solicited under the name of "Holy Royal Arch Masons". Upon investigation, it was found to be the work of an unrecognized organization, but no further action was contemplated other than to identify the source. A request was received from the Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Japan to recover any World War I! mementos that might be in the hands of Masons in the Jurisdiction - in particular, the arm bands worn by the Japanese military which are sacred to their religion and have the names of their families embroidered thereon. No action taken. The Grand Secretary requested and received permission to further study the accessing of data records with a computer firm handling our affairs. This, with the view of possibly adding a computer in-house to further update procedures and progress toward the time when in-house work would be done entirely by the Grand Lodge staff. A request for support was received from the DeMolay publication. International DeMolay Cordon, to facilitate a special edition honoring the various states participating in the support of DeMolay. Unanimous approval was given to this request. The Grand Secretary reported a payroll audit by the State of Kansas. Contingency Funds were of particular concern and discussed by the person making the audit. Further action was not taken, although some corrective measures were suggested. The Grand Master announced the appointment of W:. Calvin E. Bruns to the vacant office of Grand Pursuivant. This, owing to the death of W:. Henry V. Beck. A District Lecturer program was discussed and reviewed with the hope that it could regenerate enthusiasm for more proficiency in ritualistic work. Further programs to be presented by the committee at a later date. The Grand Secretary, upon partial excavation of the foundation on the west side of the Grand Lodge office building, noted damage was far greater than anticipated. It would, therefore, be necessary to expose the entire foundation on the west side. Approximate cost, $37,000. Although the building was indeed plumb, square and level, the main problem seemed to be the waterproofing agent, thought to have been tar, had deteriorated during the years allowing an increasing flow of water through the basement level of the Grand Lodge building. It was noted that funds which had been set aside for the continuing replacement of the windows could be used to avoid invasion of invested funds or an appeal to the Craft. The Council approved the expenditures of Charity Funds in excess of $12,000 during the year. A special meeting including the Finance Committee was held in the Grand Lodge office building on December 10. Several items were discussed and, upon recommendation of the Grand Secretary, an IBM PC AT-339 and pro-print XL were purchased. Two Grand Lodge employees were authorized to take classes in the use of the computer which has a capacity of 50 MBs. Several overdraws were noted and after determining that it would not exceed the total budget, were authorized. The Council did review and discuss the possibility of accepting ads in the KANSAS MASON to defray expenses. Such proposition to be presented at this Annual Communication for further study and deliberation. The establishment of a booth at the Hutchinson State Fair was discussed and unanimously approved.
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The Grand Secretary reported receiving a letter from the Grand Secretary of Tennessee noting that as our dual membership laws were not compatible, it would be necessary for two Tennessee Masons who held dual membership in Kansas Lodges and resided in Kansas, to immediately remove themselves from such membership with Kansas Lodges or face suspension. Other items were received, reviewed and acted upon, as will be reported elsewhere in the Grand Officer and Committee reports. Fraternally submitted. Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Secretary to the Council
Greetings from Missouri R:.W:. Robert Jenkins, Grand Senior Warden of the Grand Lodge of Missouri expressed his appreciation for the many courtesies extended to he and his wife; and brought greetings and best wishes for a very successful Annual Communication from the Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Missouri.
REPORT OF THE NECROLOGY COMMITTEE M:.W:. Carroll C. Arnett, PGM, presented the following report which, on his motion, was accepted. At the conclusion of the report, prayer was offered by W:. Conrad F. Johnson, Grand Chaplain. To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: Most Worshipful Grand Master and brethren, one year ago we stood with bowed heads reflecting together upon the thoughts of death. In this present hour we assemble again with similar purpose - not all of us, for some are now in that cold and silent tomb. One year from now we will gather with sobered face and thoughtful eye, and perhaps it may be you - and it may be I - whose face then only can be seen through memory's eye. Life is uncertain and little we know Which one of us will be next to go; But we're drawn closer together with each new mound That is made in that spot on the edge of town. During the year, the angel of death has received the dread mandate to strike from the roll of the living 1,789 of our brethren from the workman in the quarries - those who have worn the purple of our fraternity. To their families we bow our heads in sympathy for the loss we have all sustained. Though time with cunning skill Hath taken loved ones at his will. One thing he missed and it will be Forever ours - MEMORY. The line of the Grand Lodge Officers was broken with the death of W:. Henry V. Beck, Grand Pursuivant who died May 11, 1986. He is survived by two children and, as you are probably well aware, he was the husband of our Past Worthy Grand Matron, Jeanne Beck. He was a very loyal and devoted member of the fraternity and Craft, was active in the York Rite, and a member of the Red Cross of Constantine. He was retired from his professorship at Kansas State University. His specialty had been Geology. ~ A Special Communication of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge A.F. & A.M. of Kansas, called for the purpose of conducting funeral services for W:. Henry V. Beck, Grand Pursuivant, was opened at 9:00 A.M. on the Third Degree in the lodge hall of Lafayette Lodge No. 16, Manhattan, Kansas. The brethren then retired from the lodge and formed a procession from thence to the First United Methodist Church for religious services. The funeral procession then went to Sunrise Cemetery where M:.W:. Durward C. Danielson gave the graveside oration in a proficient manner. To you, Jeanne and your fine family, we share in your sadness. The circle of our Past Grand Masters has been broken in the passing of M:.W:. Addison C. Irby on Monday, May 12, 1986. He was Grand Master, March 12, 1959 to March 10, 1960.
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Addison C. Irby used his musical talents to help pay for his medical education in the University of Mississippi and the Northwestern Medical School. He received his degree in 1928, and interned at Sydenham Hospital, Baltimore. He practiced medicine in Oklahoma City and later in Montague County, Texas. In 1940 he became associated with M:.W:. Claud Young in the Newman-Young Clinic, Fort Scott. He entered the Navy as a Lieutenant Commander in 1942, serving aboard ship and a year in the Aleutian Islands. Being desirous of specializing in Pediatrics, he spenf a year in graduate study in the University of Pennsylvania and a term at the Kansas L'niversity Medical Center. He was raised in Rising Sun Lodge No. 8, June 13, 1941, and was Master in 1952. He received recognition in the Scottish Rite by being Coroneted a 33° Honorary on December 5, 1959. Funeral services were conducted from the First Christian Church in Fort Scott on May 14, 1986. The Rose Croix was conducted by the valley of Fort Scott Scottish Rite. To his widow, Betsy, aiid sons, Kenneth and Jim, we share in your great loss. A devoted mason, R:.W:. Cecil S. Carter, Grand Lecturer Emeritus, died on December 15, 1986. His service to Grand Lodge as Lecturer was well known and, in addition, he was a regular and punctual attender at virtually all York Rite, Scottish Rite, Shrine and Eastern Star meetings in the area. He left two children, having been predeceased by Freida about ten years ago. We regret the sudden passing of W:. William S. Farr, a member of Hoisington Lodge #331 and Past Master of Coolidge Lodge #316, who was killed in a recent car-truck accident. He was a Past Grand High Priest of Royal Arch Masons and Past Illustrious Grand Master of the Grand Council of Kansas. With equal regret we report the passing of two fine brother masons, W:. Victor R. Petty, Jr. who passed away May 10, 1986, at the age of 53 and Brother Bennett W. Bubb who passed away December 15, 1986, at the age of 78. Brother Petty served as Grand Pursuivant in 1982. He is a Past Master of Wakarusa Lodge No. 402. Both of these brethren had outstanding community service and military records which were properly eulogized in their respective memoriams. We were saddened by the passing of M:.W:. Owen E. Hodgson's wife, Ella, on September 28, 1986. She was such a lovely person and devoted mate. M:.W:. Owen, we extend to you and your wonderful family our most heartfelt sympathy. As we close these moments of respect, may we remind you to go your way in peace. Be of good courage. Hold fast to that which is good; give no man evil for evil. Strengthen the faint hearted, support the weak, help and cheer the bereaved, honor all men, love and serve the Lord; and may the blessing of God be upon you, and remain with you forever. Who knows what wonders happen when we pray; What forces stir - what golden blessings run Toward us each time wesayin all sincerety THY WILL BE DONE! We cannot follow with our mortal sight The flight of prayer, we cannot hope to chart. But suddenly a light dawns and the weight is lifted from our heart. For prayer has power that we know not of. To heal and comfort to provide and bless; All the resources of Eternal Love Move to sustain us in the hour of stress. Clothing us safely round with strength and power. In even the darkest and most urgent hour. Respectfully submitted. Carroll C. Arnett, PGM, Chairman
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REPORT OF GRAND LODGE PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE W:. Floyd E. (Gene) Ramsey, Chairman, presented the following report which, on his motion, was accepted. To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: It has been another busy year for the KANSAS MASON, and I again want to thank all those who have submitted articles for the publication. This past year, because of the second class postage increase, we did not print a special issue for "Grand Lodge", as we did last year. We had our regular four issues, and a special thank you to all the secretaries and Masters who took the time to send photos and news items for publication. These are the most important items we can use, and it is up to you to advertise your lodge activities through the KANSAS MASON. It is your publication and needs your support, both with news items and readership. Send us as many items as you can in advance of your meetings, if they will coincide with our publication dates which are printed in every issue, as well as our deadlines. I ask that any photographs that you forward, if possible, be in black and white with notation on the back of each photo of the date, purpose and identification of those appearing in the photograph. Again, may I express my sincere appreciation to the Craft and the Grand Master for the position of Editor of the KANSAS MASON. Respectfully and fraternally, Floyd E. (Gene) Ramsey, Chairman
REPORT OF RITUALISTIC COMMITTEE M:.W:. J. Fred Williamson, PGM, Chairman, presented the following report which, on his motion, was accepted: To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: The Ritualistic Committee and the Grand Lecturers met in Salina Lodge No. 60 on the second Saturday of August, 1986. The programs for the 1986 District Meetings were approved and the Lecturers were assigned their meetings. The Ritual and extended floor plans were studied and a lot of effort was put forth to promote uniformity throughout this Grand Jurisdiction to make our extended floor plans conform to our instructions. It is recomended that the following change be made in the extended floor plans: Figure 23. After bringing to Light, 1 goes up to Altar and instructs Candidate relative to lights, then right-about-face to East, again right-about, and approaches Candidate (w)dei''-6-G-&-S4, stops, instructs in D G & S, again advances, etc. We propose to strike out (under D G & S ) . This would conform our extended floors to the traditionally given instruction on this movement. We appreciate Salina Lodge No. 60 allowing us to use their facilities. The District Lecture Program is growing and developing. It has proven very successful in most districts. We still need more district lecturers. This committee is most appreciative of the Grand Lecturers. They are a great bunch of dedicated brothers. They are to be commended for the fine job they do each year. Fraternally submitted. J. Fred Williamson, PGM, Chairman E. Dean Osborne Dwight Burton Lawrence D. Winegardner, PGM
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REPORT OF THE CORRESPONDENCE COMMITTEE W:. Kenneth Dooley, Chairman, gave the following report which, on his motion, was accepted: To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: This year we have had the assistance of several members of the Kansas Lodge of Research in reviewing the Grand Lodge Proceedings from other Jurisdictions. We have enjoyed the work and hope many Masons will read the report and find something of interest and value. There has been an increase of Lodge activities and programs in Masonic Education, Public Relations, Lodge Revitalization and many other programs for the purpose of improving attendance and increasing membership. These programs are proving to be successful as many Grand Lodges report increased activities and more candidates for the degrees. Awards The "Jordan Medal", a bronze medal, is provided to each lodge in Nebraska by the Grand Lodge each year. It is intended to be presented annually to the oldest member of each lodge living in Nebraska. M:.W:. Benjamin F. Eyre was presented the "Jordan Medal" at Grand Lodge in 1985. He is 97 years old and has been a member of Nebraska Lodge #1 for 68 years. He holds the oldest certificate of proficiency in the state, dated January 17, 1924. The Wisconsin Grand Masters Achievement Award was received by 95 lodges in 1985. Brother Ernest Borgnine, a member of a Virginia lodge, was presented the George Washington Distinguished Service Medal by the Grand Master of Virginia. Building An attempt was made to sell a Utah Grand Lodge parking lot for $500,000 to establish an endowment fund to assist with the expenses of operating the Salt Lake Masonic Temple. It was later determined to lease the parking lot for $50,000 per year to a nearby commercial establishment. During the 1984-85 year, the Grand Lodge of Nebraska's offices were moved from Omaha to Lincoln where office space has been leased. The Nebraska Masonic Foundation has been directed to conduct a fund-raising drive to build a new Grand Lodge Building to house the Grand Lodge offices, as well as a library and museum. On June 23, 1984, the Grand Master of Connecticut dedicated a new Temple in Hamden. The members of the lodge had sold the old Temple which had become outdated and expensive to operate and had built a new Temple with some of the proceeds invested for the maintenance of the new Temple. On September 8, the Daskan Lodge was dedicated. On October 17th, the laying of the cornerstone for Ashlar Village took place. This is one of the outstanding elderly housing developments. The Home Building Fund in Oregon had an addition of about $188,000 from estates and contributions. The purpose of the fund is to build a new nursing home. There were 5 dedications and 2 cornerstone laying ceremonies in Oregon. The Grand Master of Florida laid nine cornerstones and had two cornerstones laid. One of the cornerstone laying ceremonies was for the new Shrine Crippled Childrens Hospital in Tampa. The Grand Master of Nevada laid nine cornerstones in 1984. South Carolina Grand Lodge had 3 cornerstone laying ceremonies, 3 Temples dedicated and 2 lodges were consecrated, dedicated and constituted. There were cornerstone laying ceremonies in Iowa for new Temples at Carroll and Montrose, for a fire station at Coralville and two at Clarinda, the Page County Courthouse and the Clarinda Treatment Center. Both cornerstones at Clarinda were laid 100 years ago and, as part of the Centennial Celebration, were relaid. In Wisconsin the Grand Master presided at 11 cornerstone laying ceremonies - 5 lodges, 2 schools, 2 libraries, 1 housing development, 1 hospital.
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By-law Changes The Grand Lodge of Utah accepted and passed a resolution appointing a new standing committee for Community Service and Public Relations, in part to maximize utilization of the news media at the local level and at the state-wide level when appropriate. The Nebraska Grand Master found the Constitution and By-laws to be "not clear or complete as to the proper procedure...redundant and conflicting...", and he requested the Grand Lodge Officers to "...review and propose changes to our current Constitution and By-laws". The Grand Lodge having recently purchased a complete computer system, the Grand Master of Nebraska proposed changing the wording of the By-laws which defines the duties of the Grand Secretary from primarily clerical to that of actively promoting Masonry among the membership. His position would be changed from that of a full-time employee to one of receiving a monthly automobile allowance plus expenses. The Grand Master proposed that the Nebraska Committee of Work study the current cipher, available only to selected persons, and bring it into conformity with Nebraska ritual; and that the Grand Lodge publish an official cipher, as well as a separate cipher of questions and answers to be used by candidates in preparing for proficiency examinations - which each Mason could then purchase for his own use, but which could not be used in open lodge. With the availability of an authorized cipher, the newly installed officers of each lodge would be required to demonstrate to the Grand Custodian, within 90 days of their installation, that they were proficient in the opening and closing of all three degrees. In Arkansas a resolution was presented to lower the age requirement to 18 years. An amendment in Oregon to delete the word "secret" from "secret society" in the Landmarks of Freemasonry was rejected. An amendment that the District Deputy shall have served as Master of a Chartered Lodge in the Jurisdiction was adopted. An amendment to allow all general business to be conducted in the lodge open on the Entered Apprentice Degree was rejected. A proposed amendment "Each Lodge Secretary and Treasurer shall be bonded for a minimum amount of $1,000 each, the bond to be carried by the Grand Lodge unless the Lodge chooses to be bonded by a private bonding company" was adopted in South Carolina. A Colorado Committee on Revision of the Book of Constitution proposed 41 pages of changes, and all amendments were adopted. An Ad Hoc Committee was appointed by the Grand Master for the purpose of revising the Oklahoma Grand Lodge Constitution and Code. The final draft was expected in 1986. Charity The Utah Grand Lodge Committee on Charity reported that during the year 1984 they received no request for assistance. The Grand Lodge of Nebraska co-sponsors the Masonic Eastern Star Home for children. The President of the Board states that the facility has beautiful buildings and grounds. The Board believes there is a greater need for the service provided than ever before, therefore, the Home will require "more funds, more interest and dedication from all of us". In Oregon a check for $1,000 was sent to the Masonic Service Association to aid the country of Chile. They had an earthquake in which a lot of Lodge property was lost. 727 Florida lodges contributed at least $50 to an organized charity or needy cause. 328 Florida lodges in the "Let Your Pennies Make Good Sense" program contributed $377,246. With all other donations, the grand total was $428,984.69. The lodges of Oklahoma have been assisted in their charitable work by the "Funds Matching Program". 94 lodges participated and received over $126,000 from the fund in 1984. Dues and Fees A proposed amendment to determine the per capita dues in Michigan by dividing the General Fund Budget by the number of lodge members was defeated.
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A resolution to increase the per capita tax two dollars from $6 to $8 failed in Oklahoma. A motion to continue the $1 special assessment for 1985 prevailed. In Oklahoma a resolution to increase the minimum fees for the three degrees from $30 to $60 and increase the minimum dues from $4 to $10 was adopted. Finances The Nebraska Grand Lodge had a net loss of almost $23,000, and the Nebraska Masonic Home showed a net loss in 1985 of $357,474. The Grand Secretary of Oregon reported: "The General Fund has not had adequate income to meet the ever rising expenses of operating the Grand Lodge. ...the Budget Committee has designed a plan (to include the $1.00 per capita increase) which could put the General Fund back in the black again." The Delaware Finance and Audit Committee recommended the per capita assessment per member be $4.50 which was approved. The Grand Master of Vermont reported "Sale of the Masonic Temple has resulted in additional income from investments available to our Grand Lodge. ... To help us in our deliberations I have appointed a special committee to deal with financial planning." Historical Information The 1985 Grand Master of Virginia was installed with the jewel made by Paul Revere for George Washington's installation as the first Grand Master of Virginia. Because of George Washington's commitment to the Continental Army and the service to his country in 1778, he was unable to serve as the first Grand Master of Virginia. The History of Urbana Lodge No. 83, A.F. & A.M., from 1872 to 1984 which consists of 44 pages is printed in the 1985 Proceedings of the Grand Lodge of Virginia. The Maine Committee on History reported: "...this Committee has been charged with the preparation of material to assist the lodges in the transition from ten-year to annual histories. ...the Committee will continue to work on forms with which you could report by filling in the blanks." In 1994 the Grand Lodge of Vermont plans to celebrate their 200th birthday. A Masonic history, "The Sunshine and Shadows, 200 Years of Vermont Masonry", is being written. On July 9, 1989, the Grand Lodge of New Hampshire will celebrate the 200th birthday of Masonry in that state at the William Pitt Tavern in Portsmouth. Over $433,000 has been raised for the restoration of the birthplace of Masonry in New Hampshire, the William Pitt Tavern in Portsmouth. Increased Membership The Grand Secretary of Utah urged those in attendance "to give more balance to the concept of 'membership'," and expressed his feeling that "our enthusiasm for attracting new members should be matched with an equal interest in retaining those already on the rolls". The newly Installed Grand Master of Oregon reported: "...I feel visibility is the key to our growth. Therefore, I challenge each of you to become involved in the Lodge community, with our youth and the church of your choice." Insurance The Grand Lodge of Indiana has a new insurance program. (1) Workers Compensation provides coverage for each symbolic lodge. (2) Fidelity Bonding - the basic limit was increased from $5,000 to $25,000. A number of lodges have a need for increased coverage and are insured at the increased limits. The insurance includes coverage for loss of money and Lodge Paraphernalia. A questionnaire was sent to obtain information needed for group liability insurance. The New Hampshire Grand Lodge and Constituent Lodges have $1,000,000 Liability coverage at an annual cost of $11,374 for a membership of 13,178.
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Leadership and Masonic Education Each of the 24 Districts in Maine held a District Educational Meeting. These meetings were non-ritualistic, focusing on subjects of general interest and information and were not just for officers but for all the members. Some of the Special Programs of the Masonic Education and Lodge Service Committee in Maine are: Masonic Education for the Candidate and New Master Masons; Advanced Masonic Education; and Masonic Resources and Lodge Program Material. The District Representatives and District Deputies help present the programs. The Grand Lecturer of Nevada reported: "For the first time since I have held office, a Deputy Grand Lecturer was appointed for every Constituent Lodge. Reporting on the Area Leadership Conference, the Grand Master of Virginia stated that "Charles Wesley Emerson said that the chief end of education is a correct estimate of values and a corresponding choice. We remember that money does not buy character, leadership, contentment or happiness. These we must find within ourselves. We might ask ourselves, are we growing in Masonry, enlarging not our numbers but in Ideals? ...What are we willing to give that coming generations may share in the democracy that Masonry can produce? ...Masonic Education begins with Masons being Masons - with the individual living perfect ideals in an imperfect system - living purely among all impurity. The new light of Masonry rules out the rigidity caused by adherence to old and useless patterns and those that cannot adapt to changing conditions. However, the new light shines both ways, lighting up the good of the past as well as the future. William Shakespeare said 'The past is a prologue of the future'. The good of the past was simply Masons living Masonry ..." "Operation Uplift" is a challenge to the members of Michigan lodges to take an active part by participating in the activities of their lodge. "From Point to Pointe", a Grand Lodge Publication, will cost members 75 cents each. The leadership material in the three-ring binders will cost each member about 7 cents. The newly installed Grand Master of Arkansas reported: "The aim of last year's program and this year's is revitalization of our local lodges. ...We must provide leadership, training-instruction and assistance to the Lodge Officers and Brethren. ...Our most important purpose is to teach Masonry to Masons. Our mission is to educate our members about the organization to which they have joined. We must stop treating a newlyraised Master Mason as a finished product." Over 60 Oklahoma lodges have completed the Series I Masonic Education Correspondence Course. The Oklahoma Masonic Education Handbook is now available for use with the correspondence course. The Correspondence Course, Series I and II, are among the requirements to complete the Awards of Excellence Program. The Grand Master of Pennsylvania reported: "At no time in Masonic History has there been a greater need for understanding what Freemasonry is and what it stands for than there is today. Much has been left undone in the education of members of our Lodges. Every Lodge should have a definite program along authentic Masonic Education lines. We must understand what Freemasonry really Is before we can practice Freemasonry in our lives." He also reported: "One of the first requirements in a Back to the Basics of Freemasonry effort, is an absolute allegiance to the basic unit of Freemasonry, the Blue Lodge. ...Learning and living the basic lessons taught in the Blue Lodge Is all that is needed to fulfill the one and only purpose of Freemasonry which is a pursuit of excellence." Life Membership The total life membership In Michigan was 18,045 and 1,965 life memberships were issued in 1984. An amendment was adopted to amend the present Prepaid Membership Plan in Michigan. In 1982 the Prepaid Membership Plan was suspended becuase it was considered unworkable. A study has been made, and it now appears to be workable. The prepaid membership cost is the Lodge dues plus the Per Capita plus the Masonic Home Assessment and any other charge, times the factor - beginning with a factor of 20 for members 21 - 29, decreasing to 11.3 at 69. All over 70 have a factor of 7. In Connecticut a coimiittee was appointed to study the purchase fee and age structure of the life membership program. The committee found the purchase fee and age structure to be equitable and reconmended they be'continued as given in the code.
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The Oregon Grand Secretary reported: "This past year the Life Membership Fund increased by $89,438 which is a substantial gain over the previous year of $74,000. ... due to the fact that the large reserve account has been maintained for many years, the Trustees of the Grand Lodge have approved payment of a 12* return on Life Memberships as of December 31, 1984 ..." In Nevada there were 532 Prepaid Life Memberships with $197,538 on deposit. There was $17,606.94 income on these funds, payable tb'the lodges at the first of the year. Funds are invested in Bank CDs, Savings & Loans, U.S. Treasury Notes, etc. Vermont had 83 paid-up Life Members in 1985. There is $194,000 in the Wisconsin Perpetual Membership Fund. each lodge's members are available.
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Lodge of Research Nebraska has two Masonic research organizations. The Nebraska Society for Masonic Research was formed in 1981, primarily for the purpose of collecting and preserving information on the history of Masonry in Nebraska. Later a need was recognized for a formal Lodge of Research. The Roscoe Pounds Lodge of Research No. 329 was chartered on June 14, 1985. It will exchange information with other Lodges of Research in other states and will publish Masonic research. The Grand Master of Tennessee issued a dispensation for Tennessee Lodge of Research, F. & A.M., U/D. The Michigan Lodge of Research and Information continued under dispensation for the second year. The Committee on the Florida Lodge of Research reported "Our Lodge of Research has moved steadily ahead and has begun to accomplish the purpose for which it was established". The total membership is now 851. The Grand Master of Virginia stated "Research is not a thing we do in the laboratory. It is a state of mind. When we are willing to learn, information is available to us." The purpose of the Delaware Lodge of Research is that of diffusing the genuine principal of Freemasonry and promoting, encouraging, conducting and fostering Masonic Research and Study and the spreading of Masonic Light and Knowledge. Masonic Hospitality Suite The Louisiana Worlds Fair Committee reported that the Masonic Hospitality Suite in the International Hotel was an outstanding success. For a period of six months they welcomed many brethren from other Grand Lodges. Masonic Home The Grand Master of Delaware reported that the Masonic Home was filled to capacity, and plans for expansion are well advanced. Membership The Grand Master of Connecticut stated: "I am enough of a pragmatist to believe that an organization has to be strong, vital and alive in order to profit from any membership corapaign. ...no one likes to back a loser and not until Freemasonry is perceived an organization made up of winners and those who are successful in their careers and businesses will we be able to achieve significant increases in membership." In Oregon about 300 Master Masons were raised per year from 1981 to 1984. 2,429 Master Masons were raised in 1944. The greatest number of members in Oregon was 44,546 in 1958. In 1984, there were 26,847 members. Nevada Grand Lodge has for 16 years had a program of letter writing to lower the number of suspended for non-payment of dues. Of the 108 members from 18 lodges who received letters, 60 paid their dues and 44 were suspended. The Grand Master of Iowa reported: "...one of those problems, some of us are convinced, is a lack of enhancement of our 'image' as a Fraternity to the public at large and to ourselves. ...Masonry must project itself in such a way that the world at large will be convinced of its good effect. Only then, I truly believe, will we be able to make a turnaround in membership."
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Project Solomon II, a Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania program to increase membership, was presented at the Grand Lodge of New Hampshire Annual Meeting. Project Solomon II is a professionally prepared slide program. The announced purpose is to help increase the membership in Pennsylvania by 50,000 members in 4 years. National Masonic Youth Foundation During the conference in year to organize a National to aid in the education and this country. Grand Lodges cause.
Connecticut, it was voted to take action during the next Masonic Youth Foundation. The purpose of the Foundation is prevention of drug and alcohol abuse among teenagers in throughout the United States are joining in this worthy New Lodges
The Grand Master of Florida chartered three new Lodges in 1984. Proficiency In Arkansas a resolution was presented to require Master Masons to prove proficiency before being allowed to petition any organization which has a prerequisite requirement of being a Master Mason. A pilot program of classes in the lectures of the three degrees has been successful and over 150 Certificates of Proficiency have been awarded in South Carolina. Public Relations An amendment to the Grand Lodge Code of Utah was made organizing a standing committee of Community Service and Public Relations to consist of six members. The coiiriittee will act as a clearing house for public emergency preparedness, disaster relief, etc., support and assist the lodges in making maximum use of the news media, obtain news coverage of special observances, etc. and assist in other areas suggested by the Grand Master. The chairman of the Publicity and Public Relations Committee of Connecticut presented to the Grand Lodge for its first showing the film "The Quiet Fraternity". This film was developed to promote Freemasonry. Contributions to make the film were received from all Masonic Bodies. The film was well received by all present. The Florida Public Relations Committee ran a campaign to let the public know what the Freemasons are doing for the less fortunate. They placed ads in the newspapers and on radio. Scholarships and Assistance The Grand Lodge Trustees of Oregon reported they have given assistance to 34 students from kindergarten through the twelfth grade and to five post-high school students. The Florida Lodges awarded 72 scholarships of at least $100 to deserving students. Special Awards Unique among the 50-year Pin Presentations in Utah in 1985 were Pin Presentations made to a Past Grand Master and two brothers. These brethren received all three of their degrees in the same lodge on the same date fifty years ago, and received their 50-year Pins at the same meeting this year. State of the Craft The Grand Master of Connecticut reported "the condition of the membership is not as alive and vital as it could be if each of us would take the time and effort to actively participate in a program to revitalize our craft. The solution to the lack of attendance at meetings is not new members. Rather the solution is a revitalization of our existing members. ...we are only kidding ourselves if we think we can maintain the status quo. Masonry is no different than business and we either progress or regress. Standby stewardship is unacceptable in this Jurisdiction." The Grand Master of Oregon reports: "I believe we are entering a period of revival we are advancing into a new time of innovative and imaginative activities in Freemasonry. We are not abandoning our purposes, we stand firm there. But we are establishing Masons and Masonry as part and place of the community."
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The Vermont Grand Master states: "...Around the state there are signs of renewed interest showing up in increased activities and more candidates taking the degrees. ... The best help we can provide is to increase our involvement, commitment and love for Freemasonry, That is our challenge." Membership Statistics Jurisdiction
Year
Alabama Arkansas Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Indiana Iowa Louisiana Maine Michigan Mississippi Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Mexico North Carolina Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania South Carolina Tennessee Utah Vermont Virginia Wisconsin
1985 1985 1985 1984 1983 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1984 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1984 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985
Lodges
406 350 167 133 30 328 539 458 283 200 488 302 226 40 80 66 394 312 168 574 328 380 31 97 357 263
Members
Loss (Gain)
%
62,415 43,691 31,064 27,975 8,489 82,422 136,973 56,001 41,768 36,649 104,274 44,032 28,615 7,571 12,962 11,400 72,328 56,621 26,847 200,397 72,533 93,478 4,373 11,932 65,013 35,604
1,030
1.5
963 888 470 182 354 2,872 1,809
864 . 690 3,487
881 1,015
20 216 249 338 1,472
809 1,865 1,072 1,168
167 240 1,041 1,207
'
2.1
2.7 1.6 2.1 .04 2.0 3.2 2.0 1.8 3.3 1.9 3.4 .02 1.6 2.1 .04 2.5 2.9 .09 1.4 1.2 3.7 1.9 1.5 1.5
Fraternally submitted. Kenneth Dooley, Chairman
REPORT OF THE KANSAS MASONIC FOUNDATION, INC. Brother James L. Claussen, Executive Director of the Kansas Masonic Foundation, Inc., presented the following report which, on his motion, was accepted: To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: The Foundation moves into its 20th year with steadily growing support and interest from Brothers all over Kansas and around the world. Our purpose is to extend Masonic charity to all mankind and as our programs grow more and more people around the state become aware of the good things abounding In Masonry. The promotion of educational, scientific and charitable programs for all people in the name of Kansas Masons continues as detailed in the following report. Kansas Masonic All-State High School Band The 1986 Band camp was held in late July at the University of Kansas in Lawrence in collaboration with the East-West Shrine Bowl football game on August 2. We ended up with 173 students in the 5-day camp. For some unexplained reason, we had 14 cancellations or "no shows" during the week or 10 days immediately before camp. I am now thinking that we will be leveling off at about 200 students in our band. These students were sponsored by 149 Lodges or Masonic organizations around the state, 33 of these being new sponsors this year. These sponsors Included 133 Lodges, 6 Eastern Star Chapters, 8 Shrine Units, 1 Scottish Rite and 1 Masonic District. We will continue to emphasize the "All-Masonic" aspect of this band with emphasis on Lodge sponsorships. We hope these students go back to their home towns with a new appreciation and understanding of Masons and Masonry. I feel sure they went back saying they had fun, worked hard and had an excellent learning experience musically.
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For the first time this year we used Masonic Hosts at camp on a 24-hour basis. Brother Masons from a 50 mile radius around Lawrence volunteered to come in for an eight hour shift and help chaperone and assist the young people. 33 Masons from 16 Lodges helped out, and we really appreciated their assistance. I think they also went back to their home Lodge with a new outlook on our Band. We also expanded our "band uniform" this year. In addition to the traditional yellow T-shirt, each student received a 1986 Masonic Band cap. I hope we see these caps all over the state during this coming year. The University of Kansas treated us very well and we need to give special Dr. Robert E. Foster, Director of Bands, and his capable and energetic staff assistants. A total of about 10 staff were working with the kids during the including the three K.U. Drum Majors. This contribution on their part is of worth to us and our Band program.
thanks to and student entire camp irrmeasurable
The 1987 Masonic Band will move back to the Kansas State University campus in Manhattan. This is where the first band was formed, and we know that they will offer a great experience for our Kansas youngsters. Foundation "C-Club" The Individual contributions from Kansas Masons around the world continues to be the major fund raising project for your Foundation. We have received over 2,000 responses to this year's mail appeal with a high proportion being first-time donors. The "C-Club" pin which is presented when contributions accumulate to $500 is now being worn by more than 50 Brothers. Our new Diamond Donor plaque is presented to those whose contributions exceed $1,000 and is on display here at Grand Lodge. 16 of our Brothers have earned this plaque. For this we are truly grateful. Each Mason who contributed to the "C-Club" has his name placed on the "C-Club plaque in his home Lodge. We. hope that now all of these plaques are in good repair and maintain a proud position in the Lodges whose members have contributed. All of the proceeds of the "C-Club" program go to support our primary charity - the Kansas Masonic Oncology Clinic at the K.U. Medical Center. The Kansas Masonic Oncology Clinic This Clinic, established in 1974 and located at the K.U. Medical Center in Kansas City, Kansas, continues to be the primary beneficiary of our Foundation. The basic grant to the Clinic was increased to $90,000 this year. Additional funds are Identified and sent to the Clinic during the year. All net proceeds from the Band and "C-Club" campaign go toward fulfilling this grant obligation. Under the direction of Dr. Jane Henney, the Clinic continues to treat more cancer patients. Last year they recorded 4,225 adult patient visits and 1,100 children patient visits. More cancer treatment is being performed on an out-patient basis and this clinic is in the forefront of treatment methodology. Cancer patients and their families also need support coping with this disease and the changes in their lives accompanying it. Kansas Masons can be extremely proud of the work being done in their name at this clinic. Our grant funds the positions of Senior Nurse Clinician, Pediatric Nurse Clinician, Pharmacist, and Resource Coordinator. Student Loans Each year a limited number of low interest educational loans are made available to qualified Kansas students to help finance their university, college or technical school education. After completion of studies, these loans are payable over four years at a 5% interest rate. During 1986 we granted loans to five new students. These students came from Newton, Jamestown, Manhattan and Hugoton. This brings to 34 the number of students either still in school or presently repaying their loans. As of December 31, 1986, the outstanding loans totalled $74,810.
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Inquiries and applications for student loans should be directed to the Foundation office in Topeka. We are also serving as agent for two other student loan programs started as memorials by families and friends of departed Brothers. Living Memorials When you wish to honor a departed friend or loved one, you may do so by sending a Living Memorial Gift to the Foundation's Memorial Fund. A gift acknowledgement is sent to both the family and to the donor. The Memorial is permanently maintained in the Foundation office and all memorial funds are placed in our permanent endowment fund. This ensures perpetual support for the Masonic charitable activities. Many Brothers and Lodges are using this Living Memorial program and contribution forms are available from the office. Deferred Gifts and Charitable Estate Planning Proper planning can reduce the exposure of your estate to taxation, increase financial prosperity for you and your family, and increase giving both now and in the future to the charities of your choice. The Kansas Masonic Foundation is in a unique position to help you with this planning and to assist in implementing the plans. John Griffin with Stewardship Counseling, Inc., has been engaged to assist Masons in Kansas with their plans, and has already met with and helped many Brothers. John is an expert in charitable estate planning and works with you, your lawyer, banker and accountant to help reach your goals. This service costs you nothing as his fee is being paid by the Foundation and other organizations around the state. If you would like to visit with John at any time, call the Foundation office. Financial Statements The following information is from the report of our independent auditors for the last complete fiscal year.
Kansas Masonic Foundation, Inc. Combined Balance Sheet Year Ending March 31, 1986 Operating Fund ASSETS Cash Savings & Certificates of Deposit Accrued Interest Receivable Marketable Securities Interfund Receivables Student Loans Furniture and Equipment TOTAL ASSETS LIABILITIES Payroll Taxes Payable Interfund Payable Grants Payable TOTAL LIABILITIES FUND BALANCE TOTAL LIABILITIES AND FUND BALANCE
$ 5,091 65,754
Permanent & Designated Fund
$ -
Total
$
364,105 15,733 426,116 49,576
74,319 4,419
5,091 429,859 15,733 426,116 49,576 74,319 4,419
$149,583
$855,530
$1 ,005,113
$ 1,528 49,576 20,583
$
$
1,528 49,576 21,324
$ 71,687
$
$
72,428
741 741
77,896
854,789
932,685
$149,583
$855,530
$1,005,113
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SUPPORT AND REVENUE Contributions & Memorials Masonic Band Miscellaneous Interest Dividends TOTAL SUPPORT AND REVENUE EXPENSES Payrol1 Printing and Supplies Services Band costs Postage Travel Depreciation Insurance Miscellaneous Rent Grants Interest
$ 74,995
$ 50,051
$
-
31,190 3,600 61,197 5,118
(
125,046 31,190 3,595 72,935 5,118
5) 11,738
.
-
$176,100
$ 61,784
$
237,884
$ 40,730 6,215 6,915 22,154 5,256
$
$
43,725 7,043 6,915 22,154 6,570
2,995
828
1,314
903
-
2,285 1,336
268
903 2,285 1,336
8
276
5,680
3,000 90,768
-
3,000 85,088
821
TOTAL EXPENSES
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821
$ 10,825
$174,971
$
185,796
I particularly want to thank the Board of Directors and Trustees for their diligent efforts in managing the affairs of the Foundation. Most particularly, my thanks to President Don Horttor who agreed to serve as our leader for an additional year during my indoctrination. Brother Horttor and the Directors and Trustees ensure to all Masons that the Foundation continues to operate in the most efficient and ethical manner. I have enjoyed visiting many Lodges and Brothers around the state and hope you will continue to call upon me for information, service, programs and materials. Together we can enhance the name of Kansas Masonry. Respectfully submitted. James L. "Jim" Claussen Executive Director
REPORT OF TRIALS AND PUNISHMENTS COMMITTEE M:.W:. John H. Murray, PGM, Chairman, gave the following report which, on his motion, was accepted: To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: We regret to report that we received nine cases during the year and that we have completed the following; 1. A brother was charged with possession of narcotics and conduct unbecoming a Mason to which charge he pleaded guilty after a conviction in the civil courts for which he was placed on probation for three years. On his plea of guilty, our committee suspended him for the period of his probation. 2. A brother was charged with arson and attempted theft on which he had been charged in civil courts and found guilty. We found him guilty and his punishment was expulsion. 3. A member was charged with forgery and his answer was "I am most guilty" so the order of the committee was that he should be expelled. 4. A member was charged with indecent liberties with two juveniles to which charges he pleaded no contest, so the committee found him guilty and fixed punishment at explusion. 5. A member was charged with unnatural sex act after conviction in civil court, but in his plea indicated that the civil case was on appeal. Therefore, the matter was delayed until conclusion of civil appeal and will go over to the next committee.
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6. A brother was charged with aggravated battery of a child after pleading guilty in civil court and was served with papers on this charge since January 1, 1987. Case has been set after Grand Lodge so will be in next year's report. 7. Our committee has received three new cases since March 1, 1987. Sunmons have been sent in all of them, but answers are not due until after Grand Lodge so these will be referred to next year's committee. Your chairman was on vacation for a spell, and there was some delay in appointment of this committee. In addition, the chairman was incapacitated for several weeks, delaying actions on some of the matters. We will make all pending matters available to the next committee. We do thank all for your patience in these important matters. Respectfully submitted, John H. Murray, PGM, Chairman Richard A. Porter, PGM Basil Marhofer J. Wayne Pipkin Kevin R. Peterson REPORT OF FOREIGN RELATIONS COMMinEE M:.W:. Forrest D. Haggard, PGM, Chairman, gave the following report which, on his motion, was accepted: To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: It is a privilege to have served Grand Lodge and our Grand Master, Durward C. Danielson, on this committee. To sumtarize the work of the Foreign Relations Committee has been well expressed by M:.W:. Ralph Pollard, PGM, of Maine and, for years, their Foreign Relations Committee Chairman. "The formal recognition of another sovereign Masonic Power is by far the most important and far-reaching act which a Grand Lodge can be called upon to perform and a heavy burden of responsibility rests upon those whose duty it is to advise the Grand Lodge on such matters. A mistake or an error of judgement on their part can result in the most serious consequences, not only to their own Grand Lodge but to the Masonic Fraternity as a whole. Organizations, like individuals, are judged by the company they keep. Recognition carries with it the unqualified endorsement of the Grand Lodge granting such recognition, and indicates its complete approval of the principles, practices and association of the body recognized. This being so, it is clear that too much care cannot be taken in the investigation of applicant bodies, particularly of those hailing from sections of the world where un-masonic principles and practices are known to flourish. "The problem of recognition, always difficult enough, is now complicated by the confused and unsatisfactory conditions existing in many parts of the world. In many countries, the Craft also suffers under varying degrees of governmental interferences, clerical opposition and popular disfavor. Political instability, resulting from recurrent revolutions, makes for Masonic insecurity, for tolerant governments may at any time be replaced by governments which are actively hostile to our Fraternity. At the same time, the Craft in many countries suffers from internal difficulties. "Needless to say, these confused conditions make the whole question of foreign fraternal relations extremely difficult. Under the circumstances, caution is only coninon sense. We must not be misled by the myth of Masonic universality, but must always remember that what passes for Freemasonry in many foreign countries is something quite different from the Freemasonry taught and practiced by the Grand Lodges here in the States. The mere fact that certain foreign bodies are not recognized by the Grand Lodge, does not, of itself, indicate any hostility or even disapproval of the Grand Lodge. Such lack of recognition may result from many different causes. It may, for instance, mean only that the unrecognized body has never seen fit to request recognition or it may mean only that political conditions in the countries concerned are such as to make Masonic recognition meaningless. There is little point in recognizing bodies which have been forced into exile, which have been driven underground, or which lead a precarious existence under either unfriendly or unstable governments. It may mean only that we do not have sufficient reliable governments. It may mean only that we do not have sufficient reliable information upon which to base an intelligent recommendation. In all such cases, lack of recognition involves no condemnation and deferment of action is entirely without prejudice to the body concerned."
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Your Chairman has had, for many years, an acquaintanceship with most of the leaders in Freemasonry of other Grand Jurisdictions, and has traveled and visited Grand Lodges in many foreign countries. It is difficult, if not impossible, to really understand situations in other Grand Lodges unless one visits, knows, and communicates at length with those Grand Lodges. BRAZIL: We have two Grand Lodges that have requested recognition from us: The Grand Lodge of Estado de Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo, Brazil and the Grand Lodge of Columbia at Cartagena. (Both in South America) Our waiting on recommendation has nothing to do with their published intent and/or landmarks, but is simply due to the very fluid situation in South America. FINLAND: Correspondence with their Grand Lodge as they asked information about an "intended" influx of American Masons into their country. We assumed we were dealing with a tour agency and their "Masonic promotion" of a trip. FRANCE (Grand Lodge Nationale): We issued a warning to our Grand Lodge Officers that correspondence from this, a regular body, should not be answered since it was from an individual and a solicitation for funds. FRANCE (The Grand Orient): Warning to Grand Lodge Officers that the Grand Orient is NOT a regular body of Freemasonry and correspondence from them does not warrant any response. GREECE (Grand Lodge of): Correspondence with the Grand Lodge of Greece points up a severe rift within that body and the attempted formation of a new Grand Lodge. It is a situation where both the Scottish Rite and the York Rites are deeply involved in the affair and is unfortunate. HAITI (Grand Orient of): A request for our recognition of this Irregular body was received by this Committee. We did not even bother with a reply. IRAN (Grand Lodge in Exile): It should be noted in all your correspondence and records that the Grand Lodge of Iran is (in Exile). There is no Freemasonry (as such) in Iran at the present time. ISRAEL (Grand Orient of): We are pleased to have notification of the appointment of a hew representative in Israel for the Grand Lodge of Kansas. M:.W:. Danielson confirmed the choice of R:.W:. Samuel Paphaeli. ITALY (Grand Orient of): The Committee is pleased that the Masonic World, in general, has stayed with the Grand Orient as being Regular (our recommendation) in spite of the recommendation of the Committee on Information and Recognition to the contrary. I feel patience and forebearance with our Sister Grand Lodge is much in order. JAPAN (Grand Lodge of): The Grand Lodge of Japan has issued a request for "The Repatriation of War Artifacts or Souvenirs" (such as diaries, personal photos, letters, etc., that might have been taken during WW II). Leaders in Freemasonry have given personal approval to this project as one worthy of consideration by the "Masonic family". If you have or hold such items, that might be of deep emotional personal value to a Japanese family, and if you desire to return them, you may make contact through the office of the Grand Secretary. OTHER GRAND JURISDICTIONS WITHIN THE USA: We regret that some of our Kansas Brothers have been caught in the "differences" that exist between Grand Lodges and their rules and regulations. This can be especially difficult in the arena of dual membership. Careful study and correspondence by your Grand Secretary is appreciated in these situations. Again, "RECOGNITION" is a prime factor in Freemasonry and cannot be overlooked nor ignored. We seriously recoimiend to the Craft the obtaining of, by each member who may plan to travel, the "SHORT TALK BULLETIN", Vol. 64, April 1986, No. 4: "Travel in Foreign Countries". Your local Lodge Secretary received a copy - he should pass it around. In closing, we wish to express our appreciation to the Office of our Grand Secretary and to his staff for their service in translation, communication and correspondence on behalf of this Committee. Fraternally submitted. Forrest D. Haggard, PGM, Chairman David L. Recob Darrel Shanteau
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REPORT OF TEMPLE BUILDING AND REMODELING COMMITTEE M:.W:. Chester L. Gilbert, PGM, Chairman, presented the following report which, on his motion, was accepted: To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: By-law 2-124D of the Grand Lodge provides the Committee on Temple Building and Remodeling shall act in an advisory capacity to the Grand Master upon all matters pertaining to the sale or purchase of property, the construction of buildings, and the major remodeling of existing buildings including the financing of such projects. The following projects have been recommended by the Conmittee and have been approved by our Grand Master in the past year: 1.
Cosmos Lodge No. 278 of Kiowa are in negotiations to move their Lodge to another location.
2.
Lane Lodge No. 339 at Lane was approved to sell their present building and rent the lOOF hall across the street with facilities on first floor. The present Lodge Hall is badly in need of repairs and has high utility bills.
3.
Due to the consolidation of Arcadia Lodge No. 329, Mulberry Lodge No. 261 is considering the best plan to dispose or make use of the Arcadia Lodge building.
4.
Syracuse Lodge No. 309 was granted permission to sell the Coolidge property acquired through consolidation.
5.
Euclid Lodge No. 101 at Lyndon sold their Lodge Hall (upper story of building) to the Osage County Historical Society. The Lodge will lease the Lodge Hall on a year-to-year basis.
6.
Westgate Lodge No. 438 granted permission to move in with Roger E. Sherman Lodge No. 369 of Kansas City.
7.
Plainville Lodge No. 290 have approval to purchase a lot for a new building in the future.
8.
McPherson Lodge No. 172 granted permission to sell property acquired as a result of consolidation with Canton Lodge No. 197.
9.
Approval given to Albert Neese Lodge No. 248 to purchase the building known as the Watson Grange Hall at 45th and Shawnee Heights Road, Tecumseh. The Lodge has rented the hall since 1968.
10.
Gilead Lodge No. 144, Yates Center, is proposing to purchase a building with O.E.S. Chapter for future home. More information concerning this proposal was requested.
11.
Dedication of the new Lodge Hall at Garden City was held in September. The Garden City Masonic Temple Corporation is to be congratulated on this fine edifice in Western Kansas.
12.
Fargo Lodge No. 300, Liberal, requested permission to submit an offer for the Elks building. The Grand Master honored this request.
13.
Burlington Lodge.No. 66 has been making plans with the local O.E.S. Chapter to either remodel their present location or to purchase other property for their Lodge home. Preliminary inquiry has been received, but no decision on the part of the Committee or Grand Master has been given.
The Temple Building and Remodeling Committee is pleased to have served the Grand Master in this capacity. Although not a lot of new building was begun in 1985, the Committee feels the local Lodges are considering their finances before undertaking a longterm commitment for new Lodge facilities. Fraternally submitted. Chester L. Gilbert, PGM, Chairman Richard L. Becker, PGM Virgil Waggoner George W. Sellens Robert J. Higgs
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ANNOUNCEMENT M:.W:. Durward C. Danlelson announced that a Shrine-Hasonic Night would take place at Isis Shrine Temple in Sallna on Monday, March 30th. This is a joint activity of the Shrine and Masonic Temples and was not restricted to Masons. Masons and Shriners were encouraged to attend and bring non-masonic guests. The Imperial Potentate of the Shrine of North America will be the guest speaker. LABOR TO REFRESHMENT Grand Lodge was called from Labor to Refreshment until 1:15 P.M. OTHER DISTINGUISHED GUESTS At 1:15 P.M. the Grand Master assembled the Brethren for further introductions. Mrs. Ruth Williams, Worthy Grand Matron, Order of Eastern Star, brought greetings from the 55,000 members of Eastern Star of Kansas. A special effort was made this year to foster greater understanding, fellowship and unity between the members of Eastern Star and masonic fraternities. She expressed their interest in the growth and prosperity of masonic lodges as it directly affects the growth and well-being of the Order of Eastern Star. Betty Falgren, Grand Guardian for the State of Kansas, International Order of Job's Daughters, expressed appreciation to M:.W:. Danielson for all the support he has offered during his year as Grand Master. Brother Frank Langsford, Associate Grand Guardian, thanked the Grand Lodge for recognition of Job's Daughters and the support given by the Masonic brethren. The following representatives of the Masonic Youth Groups extended greetings from their orders: Barbara Dal ton - Supreme Bethel Honor Queen International Order Job's Daughters of Kansas Diane Darnell
- Grand Bethel Honor Queen of Kansas International Order Job's Daughters of Kansas
Sherrie Dal ton - Miss Kansas State DeMolay Sweetheart J. R. Giesen
- State Master Councillor, State Chapter of Kansas, Order of DeMolay The Grand Master thanked the youth group representatives for their presence and for their appropriate remarks. He encouraged all lodges to enthusiastically support these groups, particularly with active interest in them. W:. J. Eldon Masters, Executive Officer, DeMolay of Kansas, spoke of the progress and growth of DeMolay in Kansas during the past year. He commented that those lodges which have shown Interest and support to DeHolay have seen more young men coming into Masonry. W:. Masters spoke of the Kansas DeMolay Foundation which is established to help in the education of the young men of DeMolay. He thanked those who had already made pledges to the Foundation, and asked all present to seriously consider a financial pledge to the Kansas DeMolay Foundation. Two presentations were made by W:. J. Eldon Masters on behalf of DeMolay of Kansas to M:.W:. Durward C. Danlelson for his pledge to the DeMolay Foundation and to M:.W:. S. Allan Daugherty for being the first Past Grand Master to join the Kansas DeHolay Foundation.
REFRESHMENT TO LABOR The Grand Lodge was called from Refreshment to Labor at 1:45 P.M. and the Business Sessions of the One Hundred Thirty-First Annual Communication resumed.
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AWARDS PRESENTATION The 1987 Awards Program was held in the Salina Masonic Temple Auditorium. The Ritualistic Committee, represented by W:. E. Dean Osborn, W:. Dwight Burton and W:. Harold E. Colbert, read the names of each individual and lodge recipient. They were then personally congratulated on the floor of Grand Lodge by H:.W:. Durward C. Danielson, Grand Master, and R:.W:. Clifford D. Knauss, Deputy Grand Master. Trice-Robison Awards Union Lodge No. 7; Great Bend Lodge No. 15; Hiawatha Lodge No. 35; Delaware Lodge No. 96; Carson Lodge No. 132; North Star Lodge No. 168; Ellinwood Lodge No. 217; Chase Lodge No. 247; Albert Pike Lodge No. 303; Roger E. Sherman Lodge No. 369. Outstanding Masons Johnny R. Barker, No. 168; Lester Branmer, Jr., No. 90; Earl F. Brown, No. 168; Howard C. Campbell, No. 247; Donald C. Casto, No. 63; Samuel A. Clements, No. 313; Roy A. Coleman, No. 201; Robert N. Crumpton, No. 393; Earl Eugene Curl, No. 6; Charles G. Dayton, No. Ill; Stewart E. Earhart, No. 104; James Lee Firestone, No. 306; Morris L. Fisher, No. 365; Edward A. Foxx, No. 112; Don R. Hadlock, No. 119; Marvin E. Harland, Jr., No. 201; Lloyd Higbee, No. 365; John Moody House, No. 311; Carroll Dale Jones, No. 117; Ralph W. Kimmel, No. 119; Eldon E. Leitzel, No. 99; WayneLinder, No. 356; Leroy Loggins, No. 450; James H. Lundy, No. 233; Charles R. McCain, No. 201; Kenneth A. McCart, No. 49; Bobby L. McKinney, No. 313; James Earl Moore, No. 168; E. Dean Osborn, No. 303; H. Gene Payne, No. 303; William B. Perry, No. 96; Larry G. Peters, No. 168; Donald L. Salters, No. 206; Lee M. Simmons, No. 1; David F. Snyder, No. 433; George J. Spicer, No. 99; Wesley Carlin Stephens, No. 273; Herbert A. Temple, No. 86; Curtis 0. Triemer, No. 335; Matthew A. Vlademar, No. 311; Byron E. Walker, No. 230; Kenneth E. Wankljn, No. 259; James R. Watkins, No. 57; John J. Wayman, No. 205; Oliver Wendell Wilson, No. 313. Outstanding Lodges Ottawa No. 18; York No. 57; Parsons No. 117; Cherokee No. 119; North Star No. 168; Mulvane No. 201; Courtland No. 211; Tyrian No. 246; Unity No. 273; Hancock No. 311; Alta Vista No. 357; Derby No. 365; Roger E. Sherman No. 369; Wilsey No. 382; Mayetta No. 393. Perfect Attendance Awards Topeka No. 17 (38); Spring Hill No. 56 (37); Ottawa No. 18 (35) Bendena No. 440 (31); Wichita No. 99 (30); Johnson No. 441 (30); Hancock No. 311 (29); Keystone No. 102 (23); Bourbon No. 268 (23); Albert Pike No. 303 (22); North Star No. 168 (21); Ensign No. 413, (18); Albert Neese No. 248 (14); Mulvane No. 201 (13); Mayetta No. 393 (13); St. John No. 113 (11); Galena No. 194 (11); Unity No. 273 (11); Hiawatha No. 35 (9); Spivey No. 347 (9); Cherokee No. 119 (8); Mt. Vernon No. 145 (5); Haysville No. 112 (2); Walnut Valley No. 191 (2); Kilwinning No. 265 (2); Derby No. 365 (2); Roger E. Sherman No. 369 (2); St. Francis No. 404 (2); Lafayette No. 16 (1); Neosho No. 27 (1); Ancient Form No. 34 (1); York No. 57 (1); Ridgeway No. 62 (1); Baxter No. 71 (1); Solomon City No. 105 (1); Newton No. 142 (1); Douglass No. 151 (1); Fulton No. 210 (1); Courtland No. 211 (1); Ellinwood No. 217 (1); Lebanon No. 221 (1); Millbrook No. 281 (1); Comanche No. 295 (1); Caney No. 324 (1); Wellsville No. 356 (1); Denison No. 372 (1); Masonic Home No. 450 (1).
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50-YEAR EMBLEM PRESENTATION At the altar, M:.W:. Arthur C. Hodgson, PGM, made a personal and moving presentation of a 50-Year Emblem to M:.W:. S. Allan Daugherty, PGM, as follows: "Most Worshipful Grand Master, Brethren and Most Worthipful Brother Allan, "The constraints of time and the business of Grand Lodge will not permit a lengthy presentation, but it seems especially appropriate that one who has served this grand Lodge as its Grand Master, and who has given exemplary and dedicated service to Masonry, should be receiving his 50-Year Emblem in the Grand Lodge over which he presided in 1952. "We could recount the many changes which have occurred in practically all walks of life and in every human endeavor during the last 50 years, and while much has changed, yet much remains constant; and one of those constants is the idealism and the teachings of Masonry. "In thinking of what would be most appropriate to say on an occasion such as this, I want to reflect for a few minutes on what makes you, in my opinion, such an outstanding man and such an outstanding Mason. I suppose number one would be your concern for others. This concern could perhaps best be exemplified in your nearly 25 years as Superintendent of the Kansas Masonic Home; and during that time I have been present on many occasions and during the years 1964 and early 1965 I was an unexpected caller on many occasions. I have been through the entire home with you time and again, but never did I see the time when you were too busy to greet a brother or a sister, call them by name, ask them about their loved ones by name, and show a genuine concern for the sister or brother. This is a.marvelous ability and one that is not frequently found to the extent that you have /exhibited. "There are many other occasions, of course, which readily come to mind and I think of the many newspapers from Linn County that you saved for my wife to read sine you were both natives of that area and had many ties to Linn County. I think also of your search for a post card album for a little grandson of mine when my search didn't come up with anything and then the cards that you sent, which delight the heart of a young collector of postcards. "Certainly your life would not be complete nor would this presentation be appropriate without mention of your lifelong companion, Lucille, who has stood by you in your endeavors and has been a woman of talent, of love and concern, not only for you but for those you were seeking to serve. "Any father would hope to have an illustrious son, and I certainly feel that this has been your good fortune; and that your son, Dennis, has showed the quality of the metal from which he has been forged in the leadership he has shown in DeMolay. Some of my most pleasant memories as Grand Master relate to meetings in which your son, Dennis, had a prominent part. "You are to be commended for the breadth endeavors to which you devote your time and less others. We are grateful and we salute he professes, and a citizen always alert to be of service to others.
of your interests and for the many worthwhile talent. You have enriched my life and countyou as a man of worth, a Mason who lives what the needs of others, and one seeking ways to
"We collectively wish for you good health, good spirits and willingness to continue your service to others." M:.W:. Daugherty expressed his joy and pleasure at being a member of the Fraternity, and his appreciation for receiving the 50-Year Emblem from the hand of M:.W:. Hodgson who is a friend and fraternal acquaintance of many years. H:.W:. Durward C. Oanlelson offered congratulations to M:.W:. Daugherty for 50 years of unparalleled devotion, loyalty and hard work in the cause of the Fraternity.
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TELLERS APPOINTED M:.W:. Ralph D. Walker, PGM, was named chairman of the Tellers which included: R:.W:. Helvin Cummings, ADGM, Area V; R:.W:. Ronald Pfenninger, ADGM, Area IX; R:.W:. Lawrence L. Eckhoff, ADGM, Area X; W:. Leonard M. Godown, Sr., York No. 57; W:. Carl R. Seger, Keystone No. 102; W:. Ralph W. Kimmel, Cherokee No. 113; W:. Jimmy R. Davenport, Albert Pike No. 303. The ballots were distributed and after collection the Tellers retired.
APPOINTMENT OF GRAND REPRESENTATIVE M:.W:. Durward C. Danielson presented R:.W:. Don E. Robinett with the Certificate of Grand Representative to the Lodge of South Africa.
GREETINGS FROM OKLAHOMA M:.W:. Paul H. Dorsey, Jr., Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Oklahoma expressed his pleasure at being present for this Annual Communication, and thanked Grand Lodge for the courtesy and hospitality which had been extended to him.
REPORT OF OPERATION "KAN" COMMITTEE W:. Glenn L. Knapp, Chairman, submitted the following report which, on his motion, was accepted. To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: Many Brothers are ritualists, others are workers in the degrees, some are willing helpers when called on. We have good cooks and dinning room helpers. Most of us are versed in the 06:30°. Let us not forget the Worshipful Master - he is the one who sets the Craft to work and gives them proper instructions. There are many things we all can do. First, let us not forget the precepts of our order. Let us add dignity to labor, and in our dealings with our fellow-man be honest, be just and fear not. We must avoid intemperance in eating, drinking and language; also in work and recreation; and whatever we do, strive to do well. Let us be quiet, peaceful citizens, visit the sick and shut-ins, feeding the hungry, helping the fatherless and the widows, and keeping ourselves unspotted by the world. OPERATION "KAN" is one of our Grand Lodge Programs designed to help the Newly Made Amputee and their family. Working together we can accomplish much. Let's let them know that we care. Our Grand Secretary will be glad to put you in touch with someone who can answer your questions. Fraternally submitted. Glenn L. Knapp, Chairman Larry M. Lein William J. Colnar Lemoin Landau
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REPORT OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS COMMITTEE W:. John A. Schowalter, Chairman, submitted the following report which, on his motion, was accepted: To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: The Committee on Public Schools is authorized and its responsibilities described in Section 2-124C of the Grand Lodge By-laws. It is charged to "...develop programs..." and to "...guide and advise the Grand Lodge in supporting and strengthening the free public school system...". This year your comnittee has again promoted a Scholarship Essay Contest in the public schools across the state and American Heritage - Public Schools Month as Its principal programs. Essay Contest The topic of this year's Essay Contest was "Academics vs. Athletics" which proved to be very popular, setting a new record for participation at the state level. Entries were received from 131 girls and 98 boys, each winners of local lodge contests. The amount of the scholarship awards have remained the same for several years now: $1,000 for first place; $700 for second; $500 for third; $300 for fourth; and $100 for fifth place to each boy and girl winner. There were also three Honorable Mentions in each category that carried no scholarship award. The winners of the 1986 Essay Contest are: Girls Sarah McGrath Pittsburg Pittsburg Lodge No. 187
Boys David T. Beard Parsons Parsons Lodge No. 117
Second Place
Katherlne Bradfleld Emporia Emporia Lodge No. 12
Scott Strecker Great Bend Great Bend Lodge No. 15
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Colleen Miller Republic Republic Lodge No. 123
Christopher Preston Leavenworth Leavenworth Lodge No. 2
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Sarah Ramsey Scott City Anthem Lodge No. 284
Kyle Wetzel Topeka Albert Neese Lodge No. 248
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Sarah J. Wolf Lyons Royal Lodge No. 192
Eric Smith Hoxle Hoxle Lodge No. 348
Honorable Mention
Tana Hedstrom Lost Springs Burdic Lodge No. 429
Rich McCollum Scott City Anthem Lodge No. 284
Heredy Humphrey Great Bend Great Bend Lodge No. 15
Michael R. Halllsey Kansas City Kaw Lodge No. 272
Roseanne Olmstead Conway Springs Norwich Lodge No. 319
Frank Hcllveen Coldwater Comanche Lodge No. 295
First Place
Serving as judges for this year's contest were Brothers Royal B. Brown of Leavenworth, Conrad F. Johnson of Sabetha and Arris M. Johnson, PGM, of Hays. American Heritage - Public Schools Month On February 12, 1987, the Honorable Mike Hayden, Governor of Kansas, proclaimed the month of February, 1987, to be observed as American Heritage - Public Schools Month in Kansas. A letter was sent to all lodges enlisting their support and encouraging them to hold a program during February in celebration of American Heritage - Public Schools Month.
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Recomnendation The Essay Contest has continued to grow. The number of e n t r i e s a t the s t a t e l e v e l has nearly doubled i n the l a s t 10 years. U n f o r t u n a t e l y , our scholarship awards have not kept pace. We, t h e r e f o r e , recommend t h a t the number of scholarship awards be i n creased to include a s i x t h place and t h a t the other awards be adjusted as f o l l o w s : F i r s t Place, $1,000; Second Place, $800; T h i r d Place, $600; Fourth Place, $400; F i f t h Place, $200; and S i x t h Place, $100 each i n the separate g i r l s and boys c o n t e s t s . Conclusion We want to thank our Grand Master, M:.W:. Durward C. Danielson, f o r g i v i n g us t h i s o p p o r t u n i t y to serve the C r a f t . Our thanks also go to R:.W:. A l b e r t 0. A r n o l d , J r . , Grand Secretary, and his s t a f f f o r t h e i r a s s i s t a n c e . And, a special thanks to our Essay Contest judges f o r c o n t r i b u t i n g t h e i r time and knowledge. B r e t h r e n , we b e l i e v e that the p u b l i c schools program i s one of the success s t o r i e s o f Kansas Masonry. Although membership and the number o f lodges are both d e c l i n i n g , p a r t i c i p a t i o n i n the Essay Contest i s on the increase. Of the s t a t e ' s 353 lodges, 131 or 37% held Essay Contests i n t h e i r l o c a l p u b l i c schools t h i s year. This shows a l o t of hard work by a l o t of you brethren a t the l o c a l l e v e l f o r which we thank you. But, we can do even b e t t e r . We believe t h a t a goal o f 50% p a r t i c i p a t i o n by the lodges by the year 1990 is not u n r e a l i s t i c . I f we a l l r o l l up our sleeves and work a l i t t l e harder, t h i s goal can be achieved. Help us, won't you? Fraternally submitted. John A. Schowalter, Chairman Damon M. Grimes Jimmy D. King Max L. Alber Newton L. S k i r v i n
REPORT OF CHURCH-LODGE RELATIONS COMHIHEE W:. Kenneth V. Moses, Chairman, gave the f o l l o w i n g report which, on his motion, was accepted: To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: I wish to express my appreciation t o our Grand Master, Most Worshipful Durward C. Danielson, f o r t h i s o p p o r t u n i t y to serve the Grand Lodge of Kansas, and to study the r e l a t i o n s h i p between the Church and Lodge members. A l s o , I congratulate him and compliment a l l o f you f o r a s u c c e s s f u l , i n s p i r i n g and most worshipful Annual Communication. I have t i t l e d t h i s r e p o r t : Observations on Church-Lodqe Relations My i n q u i r y i n t o the r e l a t i o n s h i p between the Church and the Lodge i s based upon a short o u t l i n e , i n d i c a t i n g a p o i n t of d e p a r t u r e , and attempting to lead to a conclusion. Observations and study i n d i c a t e t o me t h a t each candidate f o r Freemasonry should answer these questions i n h i s own heart before he i s made a Mason: 1.
Who are the persons involved i n the r e l a t i o n s h i p s between the Church and the Lodge?
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What i s the purpose of the Lodge f o r i t s members - i n the mortal l i f e , and i n the eternal l i f e ?
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Are members o f the Lodge able t o become members of the Church?
There have always been men s k i l l e d i n the a r t o f b u i l d i n g and c o n s t r u c t i o n . They are the craftsmen who d e s i g n , assemble the m a t e r i a l s and construct e d i f i c e s , temples, churches, b r i d g e s , e t c . Reading, w r i t i n g and a r i t h m e t i c developed w i t h c i v i l i z a t i o n . Advances were made i n geometry and the sciences. These men began to understand, i n d i v i d u a l l y and as s k i l l e d craftsmen, the d i f f e r e n c e s between t r u e l i n e s , square c o r n e r s , synmetry, harmony, m o r a l i t y and goodness, and t h a t which i s warped, crooked, f a l s e , discordant and evil. E a r l y , they learned t h a t intemperance, u n c o n t r o l l e d passions, p r e j u d i c e s , lack o f consideration f o r f e l l o w workers, and dishonesty, were antagonistic toward and d e s t r u c t i v e forces o f the good and t r u e .
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The conrnon uniting bond was their belief in the true line, the square corner and the smooth surface. They translated these ideas into a respect for truth and goodness, regardless of each understanding as to the theology behind the Plan of the world in which they lived. They congregated in places called lodges. They became known as Masons. Classifications were made in proportion to the degrees of skills in construction and in leadership - from the beginner, to the master of the work. These craftsmen were thought to possess mysteries because of their great success in their construction methods, especially in the great temples, cathedrals and churches in the various lands. They developed an ability to recognize each other - by virtue of the excellence with which they performed their work, and by modes of recognition. They associated the success of their efforts and the skills with which they accomplished these great works with their relationships to Deity. They were in demand by governments, religions, and all persons who desired works of construction. They could travel from place to place, to foreign countries, and receive the benefits conferred by the rulers. Hence, the terra "Freemasons". The Lodges opened their doors to men of other vocations who believed that the relationship of an individual to successful accomplishments is the result of the relationship of such individual with his Deity. So a Mason became known as a man of God. The fundamental truths with which the craftsmen worked and the results achieved by their building procedures, together with the high standards of morality and integrity required of them by their brethren, increased the number of their admirers. Only despotic and tyrannical rulers, heretical religious hierarchies and fanatical zealots have endeavored to prohibit the union of the craftsmen as Masons. That a man must believe in the Deity, before he can be made a Mason, is universal wherever the country - whatever the religion. He must be acceptable to the members of the Lodge in which he works because it is necessary that there be harmony in the lives and work of men who are in the business of building - whether it be a temple, a government, a church edifice or a city; whether it be teaching a class, raising a child or ruling a nation. The recognition by the craftsmen that the Deity is the source of all good has made the members of the Lodge believe such to be a part of the Eternal Plan for mankind. It confuses no one, offends no one, and leaves the minds of men free to build toward an Everlasting Life - whatever pathway has been revealed to him by his doctrine of religion. The Mason, in his work, is not concerned with any particular idea that any group of any religion may use to explain his relationship with his Deity. Each member of the Lodge is, or should be, concerned with building. The Mason understands that there can only be one Omnipotent Force which unites men together and puts in their hearts the attributes of good which are so essential to solid foundations and harmonious associations of people. Question No. 1 Who are the persons involved in the relationships between the Church and the Lodge? There are many members of the Church who are also members of the Lodge. There are many members of the Lodge who are also members of the Church. The responsibilities of the Masonic Lodge is to its members. It has a great responsibility to the great Creator, to worship Him and Him alone, that the labor and work of a Mason may be good. Anything the Mason accomplishes is by virtue of the skill which his Creator has bestowed upon him as a craftsman - as a Mason. It is the purpose of the Lodge that its members live in harmony with all mankind. Each member of the Lodge should choose his Church in which to have his relationship with his Deity - that there may be peace within himself. Qestion No. 2 What does the Lodge desire for its members in this life and in the life to come? Because of the limited ability of mankind to understand the nature of the Hereafter and the Creative Power that has placed him in this physical world, the Mason is taught that he is progressing out of darkness into God's marvelous light. This proposition has been codified by St. Paul, the great Christian apostle. Not fully understanding all of these ideas, the Mason alludes to the Hereafter in many ways, such as "the undiscovered
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country from whose borne no traveler returns", or "the Celestial Lodge above", or "a state of endless duration". This is a part of the procedure for being brought from darkness to light to have and receive a part of the rights, lights and benefits of this world, and of the Hereafter. The answer is simply to love God and the brotherhood of man, and to labor in the physical life to prepare for the Eternal Life, however the clergyman teaches to do so. Question No. 3 Are members of the Lodge able to become members of the Church? In regard to this question, we must make an assumption that by "Church" we mean God's congregation of people in this physical world who worship Him. The first article of the fundamental laws accepted by the fraternity of Masons, convened in the General Assembly at York in 926 A.D., recognized that the first duty of a Mason is to God. The first of the fifteen points of laws for the government of the Craft, said to be made at the meeting in York, is: "Every Mason should cultivate brotherly love and the love of God and frequent Holy Church. The members of the Lodge are members of God's Holy Church because they believe in God, Conclusion There is no doctrine in Masonry that repentance for sins is unnecessary. restitution for misdeeds is universal.
Regret and
The Mason accepts the various religious doctrines as a part of the truth which the Creator has given to mankind, and to the Craft, as instrumentalities to enable him to proceed through this life, physical and known to him, toward the Life now unknown which the craftsman and all mankind must take on faith. To the extent that any mortal man judges a Mason to be evil in the Lodge, or in the outside world because he is a Mason, he is assuming a power which he does not have. It is our Masonic duty toward the Church, toward the Synagogue, toward the Temple, and also towards the ministers, priests and religious leaders, to live so that they can come to no other rational or spiritual conclusion - except that Masons are laborers in God's world who have promised God to help each other and all mankind in their daily lives through the work which they pursue, their vocations and their human relations. Longfellow's "HIAWATHA" brings us into perspective: "Gitche Manito, the mighty. The creator of the nations, spoke to them with voice majestic
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'I am weary of your quarrels. Weary of your wars and bloodshed. Weary of your prayers for vengeance. Of your wrangling and dissension. All your strength is in your union. All your danger is in discord. Therefore be at peace henceforward, And as brothers live together.'" The Mason believes the peace and harmony prevailing in the Lodge, and his pursuit of the Light of Truth with his brethren, sets the stage on which he may prepare for the Eternal Life. The Uninformed must be taught by precept and example, not by argument. The Word was made flesh â&#x20AC;&#x201D; full of grace and truth. It is for salvation, not damnation! Always has been! Always will be! Respectfully submitted, Kenneth V. Moses, Chairman
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SPECIAL REPORT STATE FAIR BOOTH To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: The Most Worshipful Grand Lodge A.F. & A.M. of Kansas tried something new in 1986. They had a booth at the Kansas State Fair which was a great success. For the nine day fair, it took 192 man-hours to man the booth. Each of the Brethren that helpeql worked three-hour shifts. Some of them worked more than one day. The Lodges that worked the booth were: Hutchinson Lodge #445, Bassett Lodge #124, Reno Lodge #140 and the Hutchinson Hi-Twelve Club. A big thanks to all the Brethren who helped with this project. A register was set up at the booth and 912 Brethren signed it. There were 160 Kansas Lodges represented. Other states having members sign the register were: California, Illinois, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, New York, Oklahoma, Oregon, South Dakota and Texas. The Mason traveling the longest distance, and signing the register was Past Master Worshipful Ken Shirtcliff, a member of Progress Lodge #22, Southbridge, New Zealand. We also had many non-masons stop at the booth and pick up pamphlets. Some asked how they could become a Mason. We did not pass out any petitions. However, we did have a list of the lodges and secretaries which we gave them. I would hope that the Grand Lodge will continue this project - for it is projects like this that will make Masonry grow in Kansas. Respectfully submitted. R:.W:. Larry Eckhoff A.D.G.H., Area X
REPORT OF CHARTERED LODGES AND LODGES U.D. COMMITTEE M:.W:. Robert G. Jackson, PGM, Chairman, presented the following report which on his motion, was accepted: To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: A review of the Annual Proceedings over the last twenty-five years reveals many of the same concerns as we find today for the operation of the lodges chartered by the Grand Lodge of Kansas. There are several lodges failing to attend the Annual Comiunication of the Grand Lodge. Many have not attended for two years or more, thus placing their charter in jeopardy of disciplinary action by the Grand Master and the Council of Administration. There continues to be a number of lodges who fail, for one reason or another, to file their annual reports promptly and accurately. In late January of this year, twenty lodges had not filed their annual reports. It became necessary for our Grand Master to take positive action. At this writing, the number has been reduced to three lodges whose credentials may be withheld for attendance at the annual communication. Membership losses and unnecessary lodge consolidations continues to be a major problem to our Grand Lodge. This year we found it advisable to consolidate nine lodges, and others are pending: Dirigo Lodge No. 226 at Haddam, to be consolidated with Narka Lodge No. 349 at Narka, order issued April 1, 1986. Apollo Lodge No. 297 at Ellis, to be consolidated with Hays Lodge No. 195 at Hays, order issued April 1, 1986. Morland Lodge No. 414 at Morland, to be consolidated with Millbrook Lodge No. 281 at Hill City, order issued May 1, 1986.
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Friendship Lodge No. 208 at Haven, to be consolidated with Mount Hope Lodge No. 238 at Mount Hope, order issued June 2, 1986. Arcadia Lodge No. 329 at Arcadia, to be consolidated with Mulberry Lodge No. 261 at Mulberry, order issued June 2, 1986. Elkhart Lodge No. 422 at Elkhart, to be consolidated with Hugoton Lodge No. 406 at Hugoton, order issued June 2, 1986. Haven Lodge No. 157 at South Haven, to be consolidated with Sumner Lodge No. 203 at Caldwell, order issued October 31, 1986. Canton Lodge No. 197 at Canton, to be consolidated with McPherson Lodge No. 172 at McPherson, order issued October 31, 1986. Turon Lodge No. 358 at Turon, to be consolidated with Cable Lodge No. 299 at Arlington, order issued October 31, 1986. A study of membership, using five year increments beginning with 1965-1970, showed a slowing of the rate of membership losses per year in the late 1970's. 1980-1985, however, shows an increased loss rate above the years between 1965 and 1975. During the same periods (1980-1985) the rate of lodge consolidation has doubled. It seems there is a continued need for programs to be developed to maintain lodges and formulate recommended action for the effective deliverance of Freemasonry and its principles in the communities of our Grand Jurisdiction. To identify a few, would include programs which will address issues such as membership retention, lodge officer education relative to lodge operation and program planning, and entered apprentice and fellowcraft participation in lodge functions. We recognize there are more than a few lodges of this Grand Jurisdiction who have outstanding lodge operations and programming. To these we say congratulations and keep up the good work. However, it is with an overview of the jurisdiction as a whole that this committee makes the following recommendations: 1. This committee formulate and initiate over the next six months a study of this jurisdiction to determine the status of all lodges working under charters granted by this Grand Lodge, and report be made to the Council of Administration by October 1, 1987. This report to include recommendations for action. 2. During the coming year, all lodges make a concerted effort to participate in the educational, ritualistic and philanthropic programs of the Grand Lodge of Kansas. 3. Lodge officers assure themselves that all necessary reports are filed accurately and promptly with the Grand Secretary as required by law or asked for by the Grand Master. Possibly more than ever before. Brethren, our Grand Lodge needs to show leadership, to develop programs, and to initiate action for the effective deliverance of Freemasonry in Kansas. We encourage your active participation in your Grand Lodge. We express our gratification to M:.W:. Durward C. Danielson for his concerns and untiring efforts toward lodge operation. Further, we thank him for this opportunity to serve Kansas Masonry. Respectfully and Fraternally submitted. Robert G. Jackson, PGM, Chairman Larry L. Algott Arthur A. Hartshorn, Jr. Don E. Robinett Ralph Kimmel Clifford L. Trax Richard R. Haefele Calvin E. Bruns
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PRESENTATION
M:.W:. Paul H. Dorsey, Jr., Grand Master from Oklahoma, presented to H:.W:. Durward C. Danielson a picture of the installation of Kevin Jackson (a dual member of Kansas/ Oklahoma) as Master of Rock Lodge No. 513 in Tulsa, Oklahoma. M:.W:. Danielson had participated in the ceremony.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON GRAND LODGE OFFICERS REPORTS W:. Paul E. Ferrell, Chairman gave the Report of Grand Lodge Officers Reports which, on his motion, was accepted. To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: This Committee has read the Advance Report in its entirety and makes the following recommendations: That the Grand Masters rulings be referred to the Jurisprudence Committee and subsequently to the Votary for approval. Approval of the Grand Master's report subject to the above action. That the Income and Expense report be referred to the Finance Conmittee. Approval of the Grand Secretary's report and that the Estimate of Income and Expenses be referred to the Finance Committee for approval. The Grand Secretary and his Staff have done their usual good work, and it is reflected in his report. We commend them highly and thank them for their cooperation. All other reports appear to be in order, and we recommend their approval. We admonish all future Officers and Committees to be diligent in filing their reports on time in order that this Committee may do its work and file its report at the Annual Communication. This Committee wishes to thank M:.W:. Durward Danielson for the opportunity of serving the Grand Lodge in this capacity. Respectfully and fraternally submitted, Paul E. Ferrell, Chairman
REPORT OF MASONIC EDUCATION COMMITTEE M:.W:. Arris M. Johnson, PGM, Chairman, presented the following report which, on his motion, was accepted: To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: On May 1, 2 and 3, 1986, the Chairman of this committee and the Deputy Grand Master, R:.W:. Clifford Knauss, attended the Midwest Masonic Education Conference in St. Louis, Missouri, where the featured speaker was Brother Allen Roberts. Some of the material gathered at that meeting has been passed on to the Craft by way of the Kansas Lodge of Research. Masonic research into various aspects of Masonry has continued toward the preparation and dissemination of useful materials to all Lodges and officers of Lodges. Communication with future Grand Masters has been held concerning the kinds and types of Masonic information which they believe will be useful. Fraternally submitted. Arris M. Johnson, PGM, Chairman Richard D. Kelsey, PGM
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REPORT OF THE KANSAS MASONIC HOME SECRETARY-TREASURER M:.W:. Thomas C. Raum, Jr., PGM, Secretary-Treasurer of the Kansas Masonic Home, made the following report which, on his motion, was accepted: To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. » A.M. of Kansas: Brethren, I am pleased to report to you on the assets, the income and expenses of our Kansas Masonic Home for the year ended November 30, 1986: BALANCE SHEET ASSETS Cash Accounts receivable Prepaid expense Investments Property and equipment, net of $3,160,966 Accumulated depreciation Unamortized bond expense Bond reserve Bond principal and interest escrow TOTAL ASSETS
$
18,804 110,219 49,273 4,978,357 3,614,804 125,254 287,766 291.598
$9,476,075 LIABILITIES, RESERVES AND FUND EQUITY
Accounts payable Accrued expenses Bonds payable Reserve for members funds Reserve for bond maturities Operating fund balance Special fund balance South Campus Building Fund
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189,798 67,110 3,450,000 13,757 199,746 2,136,923 3,406,817 11,924
$9.476,075
STATEMENT OF REVENUES AND EXPENSES Operating revenues Operating expenses: Administrative Property and related Room and board Health care -
$2,369,240
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$ 454,534 1.148,768 884,135 1,424,454
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3,911,891 ($1,542,651)
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723,504 518,639 16,829
1.258,972
329.253 42,946 34,373
( 406.572) ($ 690,251)
Respectfully submitted, Thomas C. Raum, Jr., PGM Secretary-Treasurer
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REPORT OF THE KANSAS MASONIC HOME ADMINISTRATOR Brother Jerry B. Lindenbaum, Administrator of the Kansas Masonic Home, gave the following report which, on his motion, was accepted. To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: In 1896, men and women of vision saw a dream become reality: the beginning of Kansas Masonry's philanthropic endeavor, the Kansas Masonic Home, came into being on September 10, 1896. On September lOth of 1986, we celebrated the Home's 90th Anniversary. The Home has m.ade its way from the humble beginnings inside the mansion of the old Lawrence Estate to the multimillion dollar enterprise that now encompasses its operations. It is a fact of life, while our Home is still dedicated to love and care and follows our Masonic principles guiding our mission throughout, the Home is a business - big business - and those whose care the Home is entrusted to, the Board, the staff and our Craft, must recognize this fact. The Kansas Masonic Home is our Fraternity's most visible symbol of what Kansas Freemasonry is. Without it, our Craft would wither and die faster than it is now. With a strong, vibrant Home however, our Craft can prosper and grow. Our Home and Craft are both on the brink. No organization whether business or fraternal can survive without growth and enthusiasm. Do we have the courage to make the decisions necessary this year to ensure that both survive? Membership in our Craft and the growth and financial stability of our Kansas Masonic Home are the paramount tasks we must face in Kansas Masonry in 1987. We cannot "leave it" to someone else any more. Our membership will drop below 60,000 this year while the Home will lose a substantial amount of money. The correlation of these two facts are inescapably intertwined. The Kansas Masonic Home has recently begun a new planning effort to secure strategies for putting the Home on a sound financial footing. The plan must begin this year. The opportunities to serve and grow presented by the "Greying of America" have never been better and will continue to expand for the next four or five decades. While the Home concentrates on the care of our aging brothers and sisters and citizens of Kansas, our Grand Lodge, lodges and chapters should be concerned with creating an atmosphere to allow our membership to grow and prosper. What will be said about the year 1987 in Kansas Masonic history? Will it be the year we begin to turn it around or will it be the beginning of the end? All Kansas Masons and Stars must work together to insure survival. Our leadership must set the course for the Craft to follow and be successful. Every great enterprise undertaken must have the components of enthusiasm, commitment and perserverance to see it through. Our Craft and our Home are two great enterprises that we must not let suffer the fate of apathy and neglect. Let us make 1987 the year of revival and rededication. As we set our goals, we must set our minds to the commitment of achieving them. just on paper and in words, but in action. Let this be the year of SUCCESS.
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Repairs and Replacements Our regular program of repairs and maintenance has been followed this year. Our physical plant continues to deteriorate however. While many repairs were completed this year, we cannot keep up with the demands of our aging buildings. Some items were postponed due to budget priorities. Some items in 1987 will again be postponed due to budget pressures. The roofs around the campus need extensive work. As can be accommodated, these items will be brought to the Board for action. We purchased the following equipment and made repairs during the past fiscal year: Repair pot holes in south drive Major roof repair to Chapel Major Roof Repairs - Administration above Accounting Replace starter & Circuit breaker on chiller water pumps
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501 7,428 3,460 1,030
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Replace concrete column Balance due on column r e p a i r A r c h i t e c t u r a l services - B o i l e r Room I n s t a l l new feeder & panel i n b o i l e r room Move b o i l e r c o n t r o l s I n s t a l l new control valve on water softener & b o i l e r r e p a i r Column replacement & b o i l e r room r e p a i r s Repair Steam leak & i n s t a l l new pipe Three tone & voice pagers to HCC nursing One Swintech t y p e w r i t e r - HCC Medical Records Two e l e c t r o n i c F i l a r thermometers & charger - HCC Two V-shaped m u l t i p l e feeding tables - HCC One Hi-Lo work l e v e l - HCC P.T. One Model 50 Century tub - HCC One food bar - West Side 250 Ea. Food Warmer basen - D i e t a r y Repairs t o A/C u n i t s - West Side I n s t a l l b a l l valves i n supply l i n e s on dishwasher Market Forge steamer - Dietary Pump & motor replacement f o r Adamation dishwasher S t a i n l e s s steel c a r t - Dietary NEC Tone & Voice pager - Maintenance (2) Sanborn a i r compressor - Maintenance Torch set - Maintenance Storage cabinet - Maintenance P a r t s , l a b o r & t r a n s p o r t a t i o n to r e p a i r Milnor washers New tank & r e p a i r s t o Servo 17 f l o o r machine - Housekeeping Remove o l d wheelchair l i f t and i n s t a l l new one i n van Misc. r e p a i r s on '82 Regal P.A. System - Development Swintech t y p e w r i t e r - Development Hon desk c h a i r - Development \ Desk - Development Two-drawer f i l e cabinet - Chaplain S i l v e r Reed t y p e w r i t e r - Chaplain Watercooler - West Side Cannon t y p e w r i t e r w i t h 32K i n t e r f a c e - Admission Four tone & voice pagers - HHA Motorola tone & voice pager - West Side NEC tone & voice pager - West Side I n s t a l l new fan motor & blade i n AC u n i t - West Side 40" Rear p r o j e c t i o n T.V. - West Side GE VCR - West Side Service agreement on above - West Side Motorola tone & voice pager - A d m i n i s t r a t i o n Swintech t y p e w r i t e r - A d m i n i s t r a t i o n Computer t a b l e - Accounting Repairs to AC u n i t - A d m i n i s t r a t i o n Desk - A d m i n i s t r a t i o n Burroughs computer hardware - Accounting HSBA Computer software - Accounting
1,675. 740 1,944 3,345 492 2,621 7,520 1,627 228 371 730* 892* 1,350* 5,888* 1,563 4,657 744 741 117 1,371 262 396 320 208 240 541 620 788 796 152 703 118 393 80 235 267* 2,049 916 229 166 450 1,784* 420* 340* 229 436 186 743 203 12,935 8,250
*Donation **Lease w i t h monthly pay-out A p p l i c a t i o n s , Admissions and Deaths A p p l i c a t i o n s Approved - HCC A p p l i c a t i o n s Approved - WS Admissions - HCC Admissions to HCC from WS Total Admissions to HCC
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Admissions to West Side A p p l i c a t i o n s Disapproved
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Deaths in WS Total Deaths
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Activities - Occupational Therapy During the past year, our Activity Department and Occupational Therapy Department merged to combine a new emphasis on patient care. Under the directions of Mrs. Jan Morris, O.T.R., the department is functioning well with the new tasks. Our Activity program is as strong as always and our Occupational Therapy program continues to deliver high quality care to our residents. The combination also saved over $8,000. Health Care Center We received our State l/;icensure and Medicare/Medicaid certification in November again. This year also saw our Health Care Center participate in a research program directed by the University of Kansas and Wesley Medical Center on Alzhiemers Disease. This study is still ongoing. Results won't be known for over another year. The Health Care Center which maintains its teaching programs with WSU, Friends University, Kansas Newman College and St. Mary's of the Plains Nursing School, continues a high level of in-service education for our staff. Chaplain's Report
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Worthy Grand Matron's Project The Project of Sister Ruth Williams, WGM, Order of Eastern Star, was to fund a large screen Television and video cassette recorder. These wonderful gifts were presented during our 90th Anniversary Celebration and everyone just loves them. Thank you. Sister Ruth, for a great project!!! Masonic Home Executive Conference During the last week of June, 1986, the Masonic Home Executive Association of North America held its Annual Meeting in Bettendorf, Iowa. Jerry B. Lindenbaum, Administrator and Chief Executive Officer of our.Kansas Masonic Home was installed as North American President for 1986-1987. M:.W:. S. Allan Daugherty, Past President of the Association and Administrator Emeritus of our Kansas Masonic Home, installed Brother Lindenbaum and his officers. Director of Social Service and Admissions, Brother Bruce Humphrey and R:.W:. Clifford Knauss, DGM, also attended the Conference. District #38 Once again, I want to thank District #38 for the Brothers' fine efforts in having another successful Pancake Feed as well as Auction in the fall of 1986. The proceeds of these events continue to be collected to erect a Picnic Cotillion on the Home's grounds. Thanks to all Brothers of District #38!!!
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Home Health Agency The Kansas Masonic Home Health Agency has completed its fourth full year of operation. More than 3,000 home visits were made this past year to residents of Sedgwick County by the Agency staff. The Home Health Agency continues to be of assistance to residents on campus residing in our independent setting. The nurses and aides assist residents with medications and treatments whenever it is deemed necessary. Providing this service enables the resident to remain in the independent setting for a longer period of time. Our Agency is annually surveyed for compliance with licensure and certification regulations on the Federal and State levels. This is the second year in a row that we did not receive any deficiencies during the survey process. The total staff needs to be commended for this accomplishment. It is very difficult to receive a perfect survey. The Agency has also changed Medicare Intermediaries. In accordance with Federal Regulations, there are ten Medicare Intermediaries serving all fifty States. We are now associated with Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Iowa. As the transition has just taken place in December of last year, we are looking forward to working with their staff. We still continue to share our wheelchair van two days a week in the community with our Health Care Center utilizing it three days a week. We are able to assist those individuals that need transportation to see their physician or do out-patient services at the local hospitals that have no other means of transportation. We also have been in contact with local lodges and chapters for those Brothers and Sisters that are reported ill or in the hospital; to see if we can be of service to them through our Home Health Agency. This is working very well and helps utilize our philosophy of being available to assist as we are needed for medical care. We look forward to a new year of pursuing the goals of education to our Brothers and Sisters that we are here to serve them, in their own homes as well as on campus with the same excellence of professionalism, love, care and concern that has been demonstrated for the past 90 years. Respectfully submitted by Bonnie Wyckoff, Administrator of the Kansas Masonic Home Home Health Agency. Yearly Recap Census: Health Care Center Dec. 1985 118 Jan. 1986 118 Feb. 1986 117 Mar. 1986 117 West Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar.
Apr. May June July
1986 1986 1986 1986
116 118 119 118
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1986 1986 1986 1986
118 118 117 117
Side Residential Center 72 Apr. 1986 1985 72 May 1986 1986 73 June 1986 1986 1986 72 July 1986
72 70 70 68
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1986 1986 1986 1986
69 74 73 76
Overtime: Hours per Month: December 499.49 January 273.11 February 245.17 300.99 March 297.80 April 257.58 Hay
June July August September October November
Accounts Receivable: Health Care Center December $172,888 January 173,483 February 155,725 173,350 March 165,887 April 172,675 May
June July August September October November
305.90 341.00 475.97 624.54 1,225.93 700.68
$170,647 174,065 174.925 169,315 172,600 168,089
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West Side Residential Center December January February March April
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$ 48,006 48,246 43,393 47,737 45,842 46,488
June July August September October November
$ 44,324 45,068 45,057 47,144 48,182 48,047
Development Office Report
A milestone was achieved in the history of Kansas Masonry during 1986. Our Kansas Masonic Home celebrated its 90th year of continued service to our less fortunate Brothers, their wives, widows, sisters and mothers, the Eastern Star ladies and, of course, the Masonic Home kids. As we travel onward towards the centennial of our Home, it is essential that we implement steps now to insure that there will be a future, not only for our Masonic Home, but for our Fraternity. We must come to grips with the fact that our obligation mandates us to the care of our distressed Brothers. If we; truly believe the teachings of Masonry and are not merely saying words, then we must do everything within our power to insure that help is available to the Brethren that ask for it. The demand for care by those in need will continue to escalate. There is no one out there to do the job for us, we must do it ourselves. This past year proved to be a challenging one; trying to motivate the Craft to action. There is still hope that the hearts of Masons and Eastern Star members will be touched so that they will realize that the Masonic Home cannot continue to exist without their financial support. Several items of note during 1986 are highlighted: Memorial Program - Over the years, one major source of funds for the Masonic Home has been the dollars given in memory of a departed Brother or Sister. To increase these gifts, a Memorial Program placard with envelopes was developed from a similar program in Tennessee. Placards are placed in each lodge and as many funeral homes as possible. Anyone wishing to give a memorial gift simply takes an envelope, fills in the necessary information, and mails it to the Masonic Home. If all the lodges will work at promoting the program within their membership and the funeral homes in their communities, this can be a very special and simple way to help our Brothers and Sisters. It also will serve as a living testament to the loved one that is being remembered. A very big thank you to H:.W:. Robert G. Jackson, PGM, for sharing this idea he discovered while visiting in Tennessee. Estate Planning - Our program to assist families in planning their estates has grown tremendously in 1986. Several Brothers have been working with our estate planner. Brother John Griffin of Stewardship Counseling, Inc. As a result, the Masonic Home will receive the income produced by estates value at nearly $5,000,000. It will be several years before these funds will come in as they will begin paying at the death of the donors. It is good to know that there are those badly needed funds for the future and that a Brother and his family could be helped at the same time. Retirement Center Capital Campaign - The Campaign for funds for the new building project proved to be quite successful in those lodges that worked the plan. What is needed now is for more lodges to become involved and help get a campaign started within their lodge. The need for a new retirement center can be shown in many ways. The facilities are old and need replacing being the main concern. Most importantly, however, is the fact that so many Brothers are desiring to live at the Masonic Home, but they go elsewhere because of inadequate accomnodations. Your help is needed now!
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Thank You to A Special Company - Not often would mention of any vendor that the Home uses be made in this report. But the contributions of one such company and its owners are so significant that it had to be noted. That company is LIST PLUS of Augusta, Kansas, and its owners, Dan Idgjer and Thelma Walter. These two kind people have been very generous in giving of their time and talents to help promote the Masonic Home. They provide the direct mail service that produces the mailings which go to all Kansas Masons. This is a service that normally would cost a lot to produce, but these good folks provide it to the Home at their cost. This has saved countless thousands of dollars over the years. To top that off, they have donated a computer and the necessary programing and a photocopier to the Development Office. This amounts to a gift of nearly $30,000. Why would two people not associated with Masonry do what they've done - to paraphrase their feelings, it is because they believe in what the Kansas Masonic Home stands for and for the good work we do with those who need help. They are to be highly commended for their efforts. Donations During 1986 ($100 and over) Aaron, L. H. Adamek, William Adams, Harold D. Adams, Mr. & Mrs. James R., Jr. Aksamit, Mr. & Mrs. F. R. Albert Pike Lodge #303 Allen, Charles Allen, Marvin G. Allen, Ronald Amis, R. T. Ancient Form Lodge #34 Anderson, Fred C. Anthony, Mr. & Mrs. Lee Applegate, Mr. & Mrs. F. R. Archer, Mr. & Mrs. James Armstrong, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Arnett, Carroll C. Arnold, Mr. & Mrs. Albert 0., Jr. Artz, W. Nolan Austin, Mr. & Mrs. Ira Bailey Mr. & Mrs. Dean H. Baity, Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Baker, Guy Baker, Mr. & Mrs. Roy, Jr. Baldry, Mr. & Mrs. Charles S Barbre, Mr. & Mrs. Harold M. Barker, Charles L. Barrigar, Frederick N. Bateman, Lorenzo W. Bartlett, Mr. & Mrs. Howard Beauchamp, Mr. & Mrs Elmer L. Baue, Raymond Beaver, Cloyd Beck, Jeanne Becker, Richard Beech, Fred Beine, Mr. & Mrs Clarence L. Bell, John Belt, Harold Bennett, James Bennett, W. D. Bentley, Herbert Benway, Rex B. Berentz, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Berg, Reuben Berges, Glenn L. Berlin, Dean
Berner, Loren Berry, Mr. & Mrs. Russell T. Beyers, Arthur Beyers, Charles Bicking, Joe Don Bindewald, George Birkhead, H. C. Blackburn, Mr. & Mrs. Glenn E. Blanken, Dean Blankinship, James W. Blecke, Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Blevins, G. R. Bloyd, El don Blue Rapids Lodge #169 Boaz, Mr. & Mrs. Harold A. Bohn, Mr. & Mrs. John Boles, Mr. & Mrs. R. Dale Boley, Lyle T. Boltz, Mr. & Mrs. Arle Bowen, Raymond A. Bower, Mr. & Mrs. Cecil L. Bowman, C. L. Boyer, Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Bradley, Howard Brady, James Bradley Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Brady, Verna P. Brainard, James D. Brandt, Charles Branson, Forrest Breese, Darrell Britton, Robert Brock, Mr. i Mrs. Harold Brown Mr. 5 Mrs. Arthur J. Brown Mr. Âť Mrs. Gary Brown Mr. 6 Mrs. John Brown Mr. 4 Mrs. Warren Brown Wesley Bubb, Henry Bunte William Burton Mr. & Mrs. L. D. Buska, Mr. & Mrs. Willard Butcher, Mr. & Mrs. Wilburn Butler, Donald Butterfield, Mr. & Mrs. George Byers, Beth Calene, Raymond
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Dean, William B. Deck, L. A. Degarmo, Mr. & Mrs. Roy Dirks, Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Dixon, Albert Dobbs, Elmer Dolan, Maxwell Dole, Robert Doll, Mr. & Mrs. Donald Dombaugh, Mr. & Mrs. Charles Donaldson, Ruth Doubek, Mr. & Mrs. Van Doue, Mr. & Mrs. Roger Dougan, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Dougherty, Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Doughman, William Downs, Harold Drinkern, William H. Dutcher, Robert Durant, Ellis Dwyer, Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Dyck, Mr. & Mrs. Harry Dye, Billy H. Eads, Duane Earnest, Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Echohills Gold Club, Inc. Edminster, G. A. Edwards, Mr. & Mrs. Henry C. Edwards, Mr. & Mrs. Lee E h r l i c h , Mr. & Mrs. Karl E l b l e , Otto
Elmo Lodge of Perfection Enders, Wray Endlich, Roselle Engberg, Karl Erickson, Richard Evert, Mr. & Mrs. Clifford Ewing, Thomas Farha, Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Farha, William F. Fairchild, Mr. & Mrs. Hyrle Fankhauser, Thomas Farmer, Fredrick J. Farmer, William C. Farrier, Mr. & Mrs. Harold Favour, Mr. & Mrs. Sidney Fegan, Michael Fellows, H. C. Fesler, W. R. Finley, Reece Fistell, Mr. & Mrs. David Fisher, W. I. Fletcher, Mr. & Mrs. John Fogle, Mr. & Mrs. Levi D. Force, Mr. & Mrs. George Focd, Mr. S Mrs. Leonard Ford, Mr. & Mrs. W. I. Fort Scott Rotary Club Fox, Mr. & Mrs. Lavern Franklin, Mr. & Mrs. Dwight Freeby, Mr. & Mrs. Loren A. Freubenthal, Jennie Frick, Mr. & Mrs. Galen Friedland, E. C. Friedman, Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Frye, Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Fuller, Wayne Funk, Donald L. Furbeck, Mr. & Mrs. Paul Fussell, Mr. & Mrs. Garland Garner, Mr. & Mrs. Manford Gench, Raymond
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Gibbs, Mr. & Mrs. William R. Gibler, Marvin Gibson, Mr. & Mrs. Louis Gift, Francis H. Gilbert, Mr. & Mrs. Chester Gilbert, Mr. & Mrs. John Gilbert, Robert Glenn, Luther A. Glover, Herschel Godown, Mr. & Mrs. Leonard M. Godfrey, Mr. & Mrs. A. E. Goetsch, H. Lee Gooch, Edward G. Goodman, Jack Grable, Mr. & Mrs. Jack L. Grahs, Howard V. Green, Kenneth Grand Lodge of Colorado Grand Chapter of Kansas, O.E.S. Greenleaf, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Greenstreet, Odius Greer, William Grimes, Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Grissom, Robert Gross, William P. Groves, Walter Grundy, Mr. & Mrs. Merlin Guerin, Robert P. Guthrie, Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert A. Guitru, Robert Haag, Mr. & Mrs. Cass Haddad, Tim Haden, Raymond R. Hafenstein, Mr. & Mrs. A. W. Hagadorn, Mr. & Mrs. Richard Haffard, Forrest Haggard, Mr. & Mrs. Joe Hallman, Mr. John J. Ham, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hammond, Eugene Hampton, Mr. & Mrs. James Hancock Lodge #311 Hannum, Robert Hansel, Jack H. Hanson, Dane Hanson, Mr. & Mrs. Donald B. Hanson, Mr. & Mrs. Norman Hare, Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Hargadine, Clayton Harkness, Gordon Harms, Mr. & Mrs. Duane Hastings, Mr. & Mrs. James Harwood, Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Hatcher, Mr. & Mrs. Wilbur Hathaway, Mr. & Mrs. Addison Hawkins, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Haysville Chapter #494 Hedy, Mr. & Mrs. William Heer, Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Heft, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Helbert, L. C. Helm, Mr. & Mrs. Percy R. Helmers, Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Henderson, Mr. & Mrs. Russell Henke, Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Henson, Mr. & Mrs. Arnold G. Herron, Mr. & Mrs. Don Hershey, Harlan H e w i t t , George C. H i l l , Dale R. Hess, Andrew H i l l , Mr. & Mrs. Joe
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If we are to have a future in this Fraternity, then we must become pioneers ourselves. New and innovative methods to gain new members must be adopted in order to grow and prosper. However, no new method will work unless we are willing to adapt to the changes and make things happen. I want to spend a few minutes to discuss some other important pioneers who made their mark on Masonry over 90 years ago. These were the men^and women of Masonry and Eastern Star whose vision of a place for our older Brothers and Sisters to live their lives in comfort and dignity was the cornerstone of the founding of our Kansas Masonic Home. It was this spirit that saw the rise of homes for the elderly and children spring up all over this country. It was Masonry that taught the world how to care for those we lovingly call senior citizens. There are several of these good Brothers and Sisters who are or have been the beneficiaries of their own forsight and planning. If we are to understand the extent of the future needs of our older Kansans, we must consider some very key facts. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
Two out of every ten Kansans are age 60 or over, a total of 412,296 citizens. Kansas ranks 9th nationally in the proportion of elderly to the total population. 58.4% of all Kansans age 60 and over are women. 140 women exist for every 100 men in the age 60 population. 34% of the 60+ population had incomes below $4,000. Based on calendar year 1979 income, the U.S. Bureau of the Census poverty thresholds were: $3,683 ($306.92 per mo.) for 1 person. $4,700 ($391.67 per mo.) for 2 persons.
These facts were taken from the U.S. Bureau of Census statistical information and was provided through the courtesy of the Sedgwick County Department of Aging. We again have been given a second chance to become pioneers once more. Like the Phoenix rising from the flames. Masonry can once more become the leader in providing quality retirement facilities and services to our own older members. Then, and only then, can we truly look at ourselves in the mirror and say that we have done everything we could. Only then can we look up with pride and say to the world ... This is Masonry, we care.
TELLERS' REPORT M:.W:. Ralph D. Walker, Chairman of the Tellers, reported that the ballots had been counted and recorded, and that the following had been elected to serve the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas for the ensuing year: Clifford D. Knauss Claude W. Norris Robert H. Nease Don E. Robinett William F. Mcintosh Albert 0. Arnold, Jr.
Grand Master Deputy Grand Master Grand Senior Warden Grand Junior Warden Grand Treasurer Grand Secretary
Each of the elected officers expressed their willingness to serve the Grand Lodge. M:.W:. Durward C. Danielson congratulated the newly elected officers and wished them well in the coming year. He then thanked the Tellers for their valuable service.
LABOR TO REFRESHMENT The Grand Lodge was called from Labor to Refreshment until 9 A.M., Saturday, March 21, 1987.
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Shelman, C. B., Jr. Shewmake, Mr. & Mrs. Max F. Shipe, Irene Shofner, Mr. & Mrs. Ray Shore, Mr. 8 Mrs. Delos Shore, Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Shriver, Mr. & Mrs. Garner Sievers, Roy Sinclair, Duncan Simonton, Mr. & Mrs. Hugo Simpson, Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Skinner, Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth N. Sloop, Mr. & Mrs. Charles Smith, Gail Smith, Harold W. Smith, Mr. & Mrs. Lewis
Smith, Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Smith, Mr. & Mrs. Rex G. Smith, Robert L. Smith, Roy B. Smith, William Solomon City Lodge #105 Southwest Paper Co. Stalcup, Orlow Stange, Mr. & Mrs. Everett Spaugh, Gifford Stark, Mr. & Mrs. Erwin Stark, Mr. & Mrs. Paul Starliper, Mr. 4 Mrs. Sylvester States, Mr. & Mrs. Lynn Stearns, P. A. Stephens, Arland Stevens, Harry Stewart, James L. Steward, Mr. & Mrs. J. V. Stinson, Ole F. Stoll, James Stone, Mr. & Mrs. David C. Stoskpf, Glenn Straw, Jim Stout, Julie L. Stuart, Mr. & Mrs. Donald Sturdy, Mr. & Mrs. Lyle Suiter, Vernon Stutz, Mr. & Mrs. Duane Sullivan, Mr. & Mrs. Albert Sullivan, Mr. & Mrs. Marvin D. Sutton, Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Swan, Mr. & Mrs. William Swartwood, Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Swenson, Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Switzer, Mr. & Mrs. Russell L. Tatman, Mr. & Mrs. Richard Taylor, Everett Taylor, Mr. & Mrs. Lewis Taylor, Richard Teeter, James Teeter, Mr. & Mrs. Ross Tendick, Mr. & Mrs. Wilbur T.H.A.M. Associates, P.A. Thees, Charles Thomas, Carl
Thomas, Mr. & Mrs. James Thomas, Mr. & Mrs. Melbourne Thompson, Mr. & Mrs. Bruce D. Thompson, David Thompson, Mr. & Mrs. Roger Thompson, Mr. & Mrs. Wendell Thompson, Lt. Col. William Thompson, William Thoms, Dr. & Mrs. Norman W. Tice, Raphael
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Withrow, Les Wise, A. T. Woelfel, Joseph Womack, Mr. & Mrs. Elmer G. Wolf, Wallace Woodburn, Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Woodland, John Woodruff, Harold Woodson Lodge #121 Wooldridge, Elmo Woolsey, Elmer Wright, Mr. & Mrs. John Wright, Mr. & Mrs. William Wyandotte Lodge #3 Yarnell, Stanley Yeager, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Yeats, Mr. & Mrs. Willard H. Yed, Mr. & Mrs. Fred Young, Cyril Young, Mr. & Mrs. Howard Youngraeyer, Mr. & Mrs. Paul Yoshi Ziegler, Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Zimmerman, Charles Zirger, Herschel
Respectfully submitted. Jerry B. Lindenbaum, Administrator and Chief Executive Officer Timothy Haddad Director of Development
KANSAS MASONIC HOME - DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT Brother Timothy Haddad, Director of Development for the Kansas Masonic Home, gave the following remarks to Grand Lodge. To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: When a people talk of pioneers, they generally think of the early settlers of America. Traveling onward by wagon, on horseback and^ohfoot, opening the way for a growing country to expand and prosper. Webster says that a pioneer is "one who goes before, preparing the way for others". By that definition, we perhaps would not usually associate pioneers and Masonry. If we haven't, then we should; for to gain a look at our future, then our past must be looked at to learn from our mistakes and progress by those things we have done well. Had it not been for that pioneering spirit. Masonry may have never made it to the plains of Kansas one-hundred-thirty-one years ago. It was men of true vision over these many years that has made it possible for us to be here in Salina today.
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ALL MASONIC BANQUET The All Masonic Banquet was held at 6:30 P.M. in the beautiful Bicentennial Center in Salina, Kansas. The Grand Lodge Officers and their ladies were introduced upon entering the auditorium by M:.W:. Richard A. Porter, PGM, and thereafter proceeded to their places. The Grand Master and First Lady received a standing round of applause upon their entrance. Following the invocation by the Grand Chaplain, all enjoyed the fare of the evening. A "C-Club" Diamond Donor was announced by Bro. James L. Claussen, Executive Director of the Kansas Masonic Foundation, Inc., and presentation was made of a beautiful plaque inscribed as follows: "A Diamond Donor" With Continued Support of the "C-Club" to Extend Masonic Charity to All Humanity. M:.W:. Owen E. Hodgson, PGM, responded. Members of the Grand Master's immediate family were introduced; also the Grand Lodge Officers, Past Grand Masters and Distinguished Guests. High light of the evening was the address by H:.W:. Bevin B. Bump, Past Grand Master of the Grand Lodge A.F. & A.M. of Nebraska. His appropriate remarks and good humor were well received and thoroughly enjoyed by all who attended.
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REFRESHMENT TO LABOR The Grand Lodge was called from Refreshment to Labor on the Third Degree of Masonry at 9 A.M. on Saturday, March 21, 1987, and the Business Session of the One Hundred Thirty-first Annual Comnunication was resumed. GREETINGS FROM NEBRASKA M:.W:. Wayne G. Luenenborg, Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Nebraska brought greetings from the Masons of Nebraska. He spoke briefly of the concerns common to all of the Masonic Fraternity and told of some of the positive actions taking place in Nebraska Masonry. GREETINGS FROM NORTH DAKOTA M:.W:. Jack T. Rowe, Grand Master of North Dakota, brought greetings from the Masons of North Dakota, and expressed his appreciation of the many courtesies extended to he and his wife during this Grand Lodge Annual Communication. He remarked on the efforts being made in North Dakota to increase membership and strengthen the Fraternity of Masonry. ESSAY TOPIC W:. John Schowalter, Chairman of the Public Schools Committee, reported that the committee had met and chosen the subject for the 1987 Essay Contest. The topic will be: "Sex Education In The Public Schools?". ANNOUNCEMENT M:.W:. J. Fred Williamson, Chairman of the Ritualistic Committee, stated that the recommendation made in the Ritualistic Committee Report did not change the Ritual, only the details of the floor plan. KANSAS LODGE OF RESEARCH At the meeting of the Kansas Lodge of Research on Friday, March 20, 1987, the following were elected and installed: Worshipful Master Senior Warden Junior Warden Treasurer Secretary
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Masonic Education - M:.W:. Arris M. Johnson, PGM. The By-Laws were voted on and approved, and copies of Transactions, Volume I. 19861987, by the Kansas Lodge of Research, were distributed to those present.
REPORT OF GRAND LODGE ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE R:.W:. Clifford D. Knauss, DGM, Chairman, presented the following report which, on his motion, was accepted: To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: Your Grand Lodge Activities Committee for 1986-1987 again sponsored the Kansas All Masonic Retreat at the Kansas 4-H Foundation in Rock Springs Ranch on August 30, 31 and September 1st, the Labor Day Weekend. This was the ninth annual weekend that Kansas Masons, their families and friends gathered at the beautiful Rock Springs Ranch, located just south of Junction City, to participate in activities ranging from just plain rest and relaxation to more strenuous excercises such as hiking, horseback riding, horseshoe pitching, and several evenings
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of square dancing, to enjoying just the friendship and conversation of those who have attended previously as well as some new-comers attending for the first time. It was generally agreed by those in attendance that the weather was probably the best yet experienced, and the food quality and menu was exceptionally good. Although a little cool for swimming, no one really minded. Our attendance totalled 66, about average for the last several years, and everyone agreed that it is disappointing that more families don't take advantage of this great opportunity. Next year, over Labor Day 1987, the Activities Conmittee is planning for the tenth year reunion. Special plans are being made, and it is hoped that we will see a good turnout. On behalf of the conmittee, I express our appreciation for the opportunity to serve the Grand Jurisdiction of Kansas. Respectfully submitted. Clifford D. Knauss, DGM, Chairman Clifford L. Trax C. M. (Bud) Geis Arthur R. Seele
REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE W:. Merle D. Bradley, Chairman, presented the Finance Committee Report which, on his motion, was accepted: To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: In accordance with By-law 2-118 of the Constitution and By-laws of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas, your Finance Committee has engaged the accounting firm of Farmis to officially audit the books and make the necessary inspection of investments and properties. Their report appears elsewhere in these proceedings and is an addendum to this report. The committee has reviewed monthly the income and expenses of this M:.W:. Grand Lodge and have found them to be in accordance with our laws. The Budget also appears elsewhere in these proceedings and has the approval of this committee. We charge the Grand Lodge to make every effort to operate within its limits. On September 8, 1986, this coimiittee was contacted by the Grand Secretary to make an inspection of the water problem in the basement of the Grand Lodge Building. After examining the foundation, it was concluded that indeed it was necessary for the repairs to be made. The estimated cost at the time was $37,000. Negotiations are also underway to purchase an IBM Computer to replace the old Addressograph and other related equipment. (IBM-AT-339 with Pro-printer/XL) We would like to include in this report that it has been a good year. The Council of â&#x20AC;˘Administration, the Grand Master, the Grand Secretary and the Grand Treasurer have done a fine job of managing our affairs financially and managing our property; and they are deserving of our thanks and sincere appreciation. Fraternally submitted,
Merle D. Bradley, Chairman Jerry Cole C. M. "Bud" Geis Mitchell Hensely Roger Seigel
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REPORT OF TOTAL YOUTH COMMITTEE W:. Jerry K. VanAllen, Chairman, gave the following report which, on his motion, was accepted: To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: In that there were no special orders from the Grand East as to the specifics of this Committee's duties, each member has in their own way contributed to our three Youth Organizations (DeMolay, Jobs Daughters and Rainbow for Girls). It is our hope that the Kansas Masons will, each year, continually become more aware of these young men and women and what they are doing in our communities. Youth is a precious commodity - as each of us becomes painfully aware of as we ourselves grow older. Our three youth groups are our life-line and future. We should be continuously concerned with their future, for it is there that we are headed. No one can change this or the fact that the youth of today are the leaders of tomorrow. Let us remember the teachings of Proverb 22:6, "Train up a child in the way he should go; and when he is old, he will not depart from it". The Masons of Kansas have contributed to each of these fine organizations monetary gifts - gifts which have been greatly appreciated on the part of all three organizations. The Total Youth Committee recommends the amount of support to these fine groups be increased from the present $1,000 to DeMolays and $500 each to the Order of Rainbows and Jobs Daughters. If each Mason in Kansas was to donate 10(t (less than our morning coffee) to our future (our youth), we would be able to support our young people to the tune of $6,000.00 per year. Think about this, then tell us that you would not reach into your pocket and give a DeMolay, Jobs or Rainbow lOi if they were to identify themselves as such and ask you for a contribution on the street. This committee would like to take this opportunity to congratulate the leaders, officers and sponsors of our three youth groups. These young ladies and men who have provided leadership in their local organizations and those who have risen to leadership roles in district, state and national as well as international positions deserve and receive our congratulations and respect. A new concept for youth involvement in the past few years was the organization of the All-State Masonic Band. We congratulate the Kansas Masonic Foundation for their hard work on this project. It has been a good shot-in-the-arm for Masonry in Kansas in the eyes of our youth, and we encourage the Foundation and local Lodges' continued support in this fine undertaking. We urge each Kansas Mason to learn about and support the Youth Organizations in their communities. We ask you to take a few evenings out of your busy schedules to visit their meetings and social functions to show them we care about them and their betterment. Masons of Kansas need to let them know we are proud to have such fine young people representing us^. The Total Youth Conmittee would like to take this opportunity to thank the Grand Master for allowing us to serve in this capacity. Fraternally submitted, Jerry K. VanAllen, Chairman Lyle E. Spain Larry F. Holder Gary Weller S. Mack Finley
GREETINGS FROM COLORADO M:.W:. Norman Hoff, Grand Master of Colorado, thanked the Grand Lodge for the warm reception given to all the visitors who are attending this Annual Communication, and brought greetings from the more than 29,000 Masons of Colorado. He related several activities which are taking place in Colorado to promote leadership, interest and enthusiasm in the masonic Fraternity.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT H:.W:. Durward C. Danielson noted that M:.W:. Ben W. Graybill, PGM, was not present at this Annual Communication due to the illness of his wife. Pearl. This is the first Grand Lodge M:.W:. Graybill has missed in 36 years. PRESENTATION M:.W:. Bevin Bump, Past Grand Master of Nebraska, expressed his pleasure at being present at this Annual Communication and thanked the Grand Lodge for the many courtesies extended to he and his wife during their visit. He then made two presentations to M:.W:. Durward C. Danielson - a large T-Shirt to be worn and enjoyed as a Past Grand Master; and a Certificate commissioning him as an Admiral in the Great Navy of the State of Nebraska, duly signed by the Governor of Nebraska.
REPORT OF JURISPRUDENCE COMMITTEE M:.W:. Arthur C. Hodgson, PGM, Chairman, presented the following report. Certain items in this report were acted upon individually; and then at the conclusion, the report was adopted as a whole. To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: The work of our Committee for the current year has been conducted by correspondence and long-distance telephone calls. There has been no meeting of the committee as a committee until this Comnunication of Grand Lodge. We have enjoyed the opportunity to be of service to Masonry and to our Grand Master Special Dispensations The Special Dispensations granted by our Grand Master have been reviewed and are found to be within the powers and prerogatives of our Grand Master. We recommend that they be approved. (Seconded and approved.) Rulings Our Grand Master has listed separate rulings made by him. It seems to the Committee on Jurisprudence that these rulings should be approved. (Moved, seconded, approved.) Grand Master's Recommendation Number 1 Our Grand Master has proposed a By-law 2-301 having to do with Grand Lodge per-capita tax and special assessment be amended. Being aware of the needs of the Kansas Masonic Home and of Grand Lodge and further being aware of the decreasing membership, the committee reconmends the adoption of this recommendation. (Seconded and defeated.) Grand Master's Recommendation Number 2 Our Grand Master has recommended a continuation of the $3.00 per member special assessment for the year 1987 to be paid on or before January 10th, 1988. This appears to be an interim matter to be in effect only through the 1987 calendar year. We recoimiend that this amendment be approved. Following a question and answer period and pro and con discussion, the motion was put to a vote and carried. Grand Master's Recommendation Number 3 Our Grand Master has made a recommendation relating to what has been known as "raising fees". Our Grand Master's proposal would make this an "initiatory fee", and would be due from each candidate initiated. This appears to us to be the same concept except applying it to the initiation rather than the conferral of the Third Degree would determine that each petitioner would pay the fee and not be dependent upon his advancement.
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The recommendation seems reasonable and we recommend its adoption.
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Conclusion As another Grand Lodge Year winds down, we have an appreciation for the feelings of our Grand Master. We conmend him for the energy and intelligence that he has exhibited in conducting the affairs of Grand Lodge during his year. As he concludes his year of service, we wish for him good health, good spirits and a continuation of his dedication for the good of the Craft. Respectfully submitted,
Arthur C. Hodgson, PGM, Chairman F. Warren Starns, PGM William E. Bradford, PGM Ben 8. Boyles, PGM Robert L. Davis
READING OF THE JOURNAL Unanimous approval was given to a motion by Albert 0. Arnold, Jr., Grand Secretary, to dispense with the Reading of the Journal.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT AND APPRECIATION M:.W:. Durward C. Danielson offered his thanks and deep appreciation to Bro. Harry H. Huber, acting as Grand Organist, and all those who were involved in making this One Hundred-Thirty-First Annual Communication a success.
LABOR TO REFRESHMENT All regular business of the One Hundred Thirty-First Annual Communication of the M:. W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas having been completed, the Grand Lodge was called from Labor to Refreshment for the purpose of opening on the First Degree for the installation of Grand Officers for 1987-1988.
INSTALLATION CEREMONIES With H:.W:. Richard A. Porter as Installing Grand Master, assisted by Past Grand Masters W. Nolan Artz as Deputy Grand Master; Robert H. Arnold as Grand Senior Warden; Carroll C. Arnett as Grand Junior Warden; Thomas C. Raum, Jr. as Grand Treasurer; Arthur C. Hodgson as Grand Secretary; S. Allan Daugherty as Grand Chaplain; Arris M. Johnson as Grand Senior Deacon; Durward C. Danielson as Grand Junior Deacon; J. Fred Williamson as Grand Marshal; Ben B. Boyles as Grand Sword Bearer; Ralph D. Walker as Grand Senior Steward; Richard D. Kelsey as Grand Junior Steward; Forrest D. Haggard as Grand Pursuivant; John H. Murray as Grand Tyler and Owen E. Hodgson as Assistant Grand Tyler, the following Grand Lodge Officers were installed for the ensuing year by P.G.M.'s L. D. Winegardner as Installing Grand Marshal; F. Warren Starns as Installing Grand Senior Deacon and Robert G. Jackson as Installing Grand Junior Deacon: M:.W . Clifford D. Knauss, Grand Master, Hal stead No. 46, Box 151, Hal stead, 67056. R:.W . Claude W. Norris, Deputy Grand Master, Rising Sun No. 8, 1523 Crawford, Ft. Scott, 66701. R:.W . Robert M. Nease, Grand Senior Warden, Kilwinning No. 265, Box 716, Hugoton, 67951. R:.W . Don E. Robinett, Grand Junior Warden, St. Johns No. 113, Rt. 2, Box 52, Randall, 66963. H:.W . William F. Mcintosh, PGM, Grand Treasurer, Clay Center No. 134, Box 514, Clay Center, 67432. R: .W . Albert 0. Arnold, Jr., Grand Secretary, Rosedale No. 333, Box 1217, Topeka, 66601. W . William J. Brown, Grand Chaplain, Unity No. 273 2839 S. Bonn, Wichita, 67217
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Conrad F. Johnson, Grand Senior Deacon, Smithton No. 1, 217 S. 12th, Sabetha, 66534. Jeffrey L. Sowder, Grand Junior Deacon, Woodson No. 121, Box 177, Toronto, 66777. Donald D. Schoeni, Grand Marshal, Ancient Form No. 34, 4828 Cody, Shawnee, 66203. Charles E. Singhisen, Grand Sword Bearer, Albert Pike No. 303, 400 W. Central, #1012, Wichita, 67203. Merle W. Furnas, Grand Senior Steward, Keystone No. 102, 3606 W. 7th, Coffeyville, 67337. Lewis J. Cain, Grand Junior Steward, Halstead No. 46, Rt. 2, Box 285, Halstead, 67056. Aubrey "Cub" Park, Grand Pursuivant, Oakley No. 253, 314 Edgerton, Oakley, 67748. Russell C. Schwilling, Grand Tyler, Zeredatha No. 80, Rt. 1, Box 58, Strong City, 66869. Raymond H. Heer, Assistant Grand Tyler, Tyrian No. 246, P.O. Box 842, Garden City, 67846. The following were commissioned by Grand Master Clifford D. Knauss with appropriate words, charge and responsibility: AREA DEPUTY GRAND MASTERS AREA I R:.W Bobby L. Ackerman, Virginia Lodge No. 315, Rt. 1, Box 28, Savonburg, 66772. AREA U_ R:.W . John E. Mowen, Peace Lodge No. 243, Rt. 2, Box 117. Louisburg, 66053. AREA Ill R:.W . William L. McFall, Jr., Hiawatha Lodge No. 35, 209 S. Washington, Sabetha, 66534. AREA iV R:.W . F. Ray Canada, Seabrook Lodge No. 385, 1529 McAlister, Topeka, 66604. AREA V. R:.W . Melvin Cummings, Burlington Lodge No. 66, P.O. Box 24, Burlington, 66839. AREA R:.W Vi AREA . Bobby J. Walker, Crescent Lodge No. 133, P.O. Box 545, Arkansas City, 67005. R:.W VII AREA . Martin A. Reed, Patmos No. 97, 1020 Orient, El Dorado, 67042. R:.W VIII AREA . Edward C. Slipsager, Clifton Lodge No. 122, P.O. Box 249, Clifton, 66937. R:.W 11 AREA . Ronald R. Pfenninger, Walnut City Lodge No. 215, Rt. 1, Box 53, Nekoma, 67559. R:.W X. AREA . Lawrence L. Eckhoff, Hutchinson Lodge No. 445, 2104 Wilton, Hutchinson, 67501. R:.W AREA M. BernardE. E.Casey, Weller, LodgeLodge No. No. 275,302, Rt. Box 2, Box Montezuma,67737. 67867. R:.W:.. David GoveWebb County 76,98, Grainfield, XII DISTRICT DEPUTY GRAND MASTERS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20.
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Steven C. Lutz, Albert Neese No. 248, Rt. 1, Box 311, Herlden, 66512. Cecil E. Redenbaugh, Signal No. 141, 432 S. 6th, Osage City, 66523. F. E. (Pete) Peterson, Gilead No. 144, 511 N. Prairie, Yates Center, 66783. Eddie D. Henley, Buffalo No. 379, RR 1, Box 149, Fredonia, 66736. Edward E. Kuffler, Edna No. 345, Box 333, Edna, 67342. William C. Tapley, Vesper-Olive No. 136, 213 S. Chautauqua, Sedan, 67361. Dusty L. Booth, Fidelity No. 106, Rt. 1, Box 67, Eureka, 67045. Robert F. Dunshee, Zeredatha No. 80, P.O. Box 618, Cottonwood Falls, 66845. Louis D. Hale, Westmoreland No. 257, Westmoreland, 66549. Lloyd 0. Everett, Oakhill No. 334, RR 3, Clay Center, 67432. Herbert J. Keene, Union No. 7, 418 West 8th, Junction City, 66441. Don D. Miller, Burdick No. 429, Box 26, Burdick, 66838. Philip Beals, Jr., Valley Center No. 364, Lot 31, 2206 W. MacArthur Rd., Wichita, 67217. . Walter F. Jack, Joppa No. 223, 1554 Norwood, El Dorado, 67042. . Arthur J. Clifford, Crescent No. 133, 1420 N. 7th St., Arkansas City, 67005. . Cleland W. Condit, Wellington No. 150, RFD #1, Box 217, Wellington, 67152. . Mervin R. Hundley, Mistletoe No. 269, P.O. Box 305, Conway Springs, 67031. . Earl F. Brown, North Star No. 168, 911 N. Mt. Carmel, Wichita, 67208. . Eldon McCall, McPherson No. 172, 1105 N. Main, McPherson, 67460. . Corvon Carpenter, St. Johns No. 113, Rt. 1, Box 88, Concordia, 66901. . Marvin A. Shoemaker, Narka No. 349, RR 1, Box 66, Narka, 66960. . Wesley C. Moore, Mankato No. 87, 622 N. Commercial, Hankato, 66956. . Dale H. Stinson, Samaria No. 298, P.O. Box 527, Wilson, 67490. . Jack L. Welch, Royal No. 192, 1420 S. Grand, Lyons, 67554. . Lyle W. McKinney, Cable No. 299, RRl, Box 71, Arlington, 67514-9750. . Max L. Guthridge, Spivey No. 347, Rt. 1, Attica, 67009. . Alden V. Major, Anthony No. 200, 405 N. Madison, Box 398, Anthony, 67003. . John C. Coverdale, Ashland No. 277, Box 695, Ashland, 67831. . John H. Sherer, Mullinville No. 399, Mullinville, 67109. . William P. Hudson, Macksville No. 371, Box 278, Macksville, 67557. . Jimmie L. Drake, Great Bend No. 15, P.O. Box 1052, Great Bend, 67530. . Rodney Gage, Russell No. 177, 509 E. 7th, Russell, 67665. . Richard E. Zimmerman, Cawker City No. 125, Cawker City, 67430. . Donald E. Riffel, Newahcuba No. 189, Rt. 1, Stockton, 67669. . Lemoin Landau, Mountain Slope No. 186, 206 N. Cass, Oberlin, 67749. . Dale R. Breit, Hoxie No. 348, 940 12th St., Hoxie, 67740. . Phillip Collins, Wallace No. 318, Winona, 67764. . Carl H. Sperry, St. Francis No. 404, 422 S. Adams, St. Francis, 67756. . Dale W. Dickhut, Anthem No. 284, Rt. 1, Box 13, Scott City, 67871. . Gregory L. Miller, Ensign No. 413, Rt. 2, Box 29, Cimarron, 67835. . Albert Raymond Finch, Ulysses No. 435, P.O. Box 567, Ulysses, 67880. . Michael R. Prine, Hugoton No. 406, 501 W. 10th, Hugoton, 67951. . Harold E. Rowley, Eminence No. 205, RR 1, Box 88, Eskridge. 66423. PRESENTATIONS
Chris and Doug Knauss, sons of the Grand Master and on behalf of the family, presented him with a handsome Top Hat. W:. Bryan L. Curtis, representing the officers and members of Halstead Lodge No. 46, presented the Grand Master with a Beaver Top Hat. 111:. Sir Ray Hopson, Potentate of Midian Temple, presented the Grand Master's Fez to M:.W:. Clifford D. Knauss on behalf Midian Shrine Temple of Wichita. Presentation of a Brief Case was made by the Installing Officers. Mrs. Dixie Knauss, wife of the Grand Master, was called to the East where she was presented a Necklace by the Grand Senior Deacon which is a Square and Compass customarily worn by the First Lady of Kansas Masons. INVITATION W:. Leonard W. DeWitt, Master of Albert Pike Lodge No. 303, and W:. Darrell L Crossman, Master of North Star Lodge No. 168, approached the Altar and invited the Grand Master to convene the One Hundred Thirty-Second Annual Communication of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas in Wichita on March 18 and 19, 1988.
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RECEPTION W:. Brian L. Curtis, Master of Halstead Lodge No. 46, announced that a Reception honoring Grand Master Clifford D. Knauss will be held on Saturday, April 11, 1987. at the Lodge in Halstead, Kansas, with a dinner following at the high school.
INTRODUCTIONS M:.W:. Clifford D. Knauss introduced his wife, Dixie, and members of his immediate family; then the Grand Lodge Officers and their ladies; thereafter he gave the following address. GRAND MASTER'S ADDRESS My Fellow Grand Officers, Brothers, Sisters, Family and Friends, Masonry has always held an important place in my adult life and I never, in my wildest dreams, thought that I would some day be Grand Master of the great jurisdiction of Kansas. I accept this honor with much pride, but also with a great amount of humility, realizing the trust and confidence you have placed in me. I promise that with the help of God, my family and fellow Masons, I will enthusiastically lead our membership on a course of revitalization and growth to, hopefully, a more secure future for the fraternity that we all love so much. During the next twelve months I will concentrate my efforts primarily on the three R's of membership: Recruitment, Retention and Reinstatement. Contrary to the belief of some of our members, I am convinced that membership, its growth and prosperity, is the all important lifeblood of our fraternity; and we cannot leave it any longer to chance that the recent decline of membership will, in due time, reverse itself - and our fraternity grow again to the proportions it did shortly after World War II. We must act now in a positive manner to replenish our ranks with young and devoted members with new ideas that will carry our fraternity to brighter and greater heights in the years to come. My Masonic Father, M:.W:. Richard A. Porter, PGM, gave to the brothers of this great state an important tool to use in the advancement of our Brother Masons through the degrees. Those that have seen fit to use it, have found it workable and of great help in seeing that all candidates for the Degrees of Masonry complete their work within a reasonable time frame. Many that have been brought into our fraternity under the shortened proficiency have gone on to be officers as well as Masters of their Lodges, and have attained various levels of proficiency, including several with unlimited cards. I believe this confirms that those with a desire will, in the end, continue to learn and grow in our ritual. This year it is my desire that you receive another tool to be used in the building of our fraternity. I refer to it as "Selective Invitation". The ancient traditions of Free Masonry do permit you to influence your qualified sons, friends and co-workers to petition for the degrees. There is absolutely no objection to a neutrally-worded approach being made to a man who is considered a suitable candidate for Freemasonry. After the procedure for obtaining membership in a Masonic Lodge is explained, there can be no objection to his being reminded once that the approach was made. The potential candidate should then be left to make his own decision, and come of his own free will and accord. For years we have been led to believe that it is against Masonic Law to approach anyone with an invitation to join our craft. It has been stated that it is against the landmarks of Freemasonry. However, there is nothing in the Laws of Masonry as adopted by the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of Kansas that prohibits this. Nor do I find it listed in the Landmarks of Masonry, as recognized in Kansas, that a man cannot be invited. Only that every candidate for initiation must be a man, free-born and of lawful age. Some cite the fact that if a man has been invited and he responds in the affirmative to the questions in the ritual, he would be lying when he answers the question, "Is it of your own free will and accord?" I.say this is not so. I believe many, many men have received an invitation and came of their own free-will and accord. I believe that it has been a sad and damaging imposition on our great fraternity that so many men have been denied the lessons and privileges of our fraternity because of this widely misunderstood law of Masonry.
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The Mother Grand Lodge of England started issuing invitations a number of years ago. Since then, and particularly during the past several years, more and more Masonic Jurisdictions in the United States have adopted programs of invitation. Now we, as Kansas Masons, are taking this all important step. I am ruling this year, and hope to make it understood and widely recognized in the State of Kansas, that selective invitation is acceptable and not a violation of our Masonic Law. In addition, I am appointing a special committee on membership to examine the three R's of membership - Recruitment, Retention, and Reinstatement - from every aspect to determine what we as Masons in Kansas should be doing to attract not only new members, but also what we should be doing to create new enthusiasm and give greater meaning to those members we already have. We are not living in the same world we were thirty years ago, and we cannot leave it to chance that everything will turn out well in the future for our fraternity. Our society has changed, our priorities are changing, our interests are changing, and it is my firm belief that we must begin to change our fraternity to better fit the world in which we live today. My second task, which I feel is equally important to the Masons in this state, is to rebuild the confidence and pride in our Kansas Masonic Home. There are some that believe this fine Masonic tradition has outlived its usefulness. This could not be further from the truth. There is a greater need today than ever before for a home for the aged, and I can guarantee you that in the years to come, the need for housing for the aged will become a crisis situation because of the lack of facilities to adequately care for the millions that will have a need. We, of Kansas, have a ninety-year tradition of furnishing the finest quality care for our aging brothers, sisters, wives and widows. Our Health Care Center is one of the finest, and its 120 beds have been full since its completion and dedication in 1980. Our self-care residential section, however, needs remodeling and upgrading to bring it into compliance with local, state and federal laws. But through unfortunate misunderstandings, the support of the craft has been placed in jeopardy. I will endeavor, during my term, to explain and eliminate these misconceptions. We will put our home in a more fiscally responsible mode of operation. With the cooperation of our administration, we have already adopted a budget for 1987 that is approximately 10% below that of 1986. We are restating our mission statement and our goals. We will be re-organizing the Board of Directors to give it more continuity, eliminating the uncertainties caused each year by the change of Grand Lodge administration and the board presidency. We will be re-evaluating our policies of admission and extend charity only to the limits of our financial ability, without further invasion of our limited investment portfolio. After all is said and done, we can give charity only to the limit of our funds and that depends entirely on the generosity of what you, the membership, give each year. The Kansas Masonic Home, my Brothers, is the greatest and most evident presence of Freemasonry at work in this great state, and I call on each and everyone of you to join with me, the Board of Directors and the Administration to rebuild our Masonic Home to its rightful place of respect and recognition for the years to come. My friends, what I have told you here today, along with other important undertakings in my administration, will be carried to every member in the State of Kansas by many and various means, including personal communications from your Grand Master to every member of our craft. I pray for your help and support. Brothers and friends, the Masonic Fraternity is the greatest fraternal order the world has ever known. History tells us this from the past, statistics tell us that this is so at the present, and it is our obligation to see that it remains the greatest in the future for our sons, grandsons, and all those others yet to come. Let's be Builders of our fraternity and let Kansas know the greatness of Freemasonry. Thank you.
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CLOSING M:.W:. Clifford D. Knauss expressed his appreciation for the attendance of our ladies and guests, for the Installation Ceremony, and thanked all those who participated for their efforts. After a closing prayer by W:. William J. Brown, Grand Chaplain, M:.W:. Clifford D. Knauss declared the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Kansas closed in Ample Form.
Clifford D. Knauss Grand Master Attest:
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1986 APPOINTED GRAND OFFICERS (1) Conrad F. Johnson, Grand Chaplain; (2) Don E. Robinett, Grand Senior Deacon; (3) James H. Nolte, Grand Junior Deacon; (4) Walter M. Bird, Grand Marshal; (5) Ralph E. Feldkamp, Grand Sword Bearer; (6) J . Steven Molstad, Grand Senior Steward; (7) Harry Peterson, Grand Junior Steward; (8) Henry V. Beck, Grand Pursuivant (Deceased); (9) Calvin E. Bruns, Grand Pursuivant; (10) Donald L. Doll, Grand Tyler; (11) Lloyd D. Crall, Assistant Grand Tyler
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M: .W: . Durward C. Danielson presents the Di stinguished Service Award to W: . J. Chester Long, Past Master of Lafayette Lodge No. 16, Manhattan, with Mrs . Long witnessing the presentation. W: . Brother Long is awarded this symbol of distinguished service for his many years of fait~ful service to his lodge, the community and, Masonry in general . Brother Long has also been active in several appendant orders, and has served in their offices and programs; but his valuable service to the lodge is a shining beacon for all to follow_
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BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH Of H:.W:. Ourward C. Danielson Grand Master o f Masons i n Kansas March 2 2 , 1986 through March 2 1 , 1987 Durward C. Danielson comes from a Kansas family strong i n Masonic background. His Father, Hobart M. Danielson, was a member and a Past Master o f P r a i r i e Queen Lodge No. 176 i n Clyde. His parents were members of Mizpah Chapter No. 27, OES, a t Clyde and his Mother, Gertrude M., served two terms as Worthy Matron i n 1929 and 1969. Durward, or Danny as he i s b e t t e r known, was born October 9, 1919 on a farm four miles north o f Clyde in Cloud County. A f t e r graduating from Clyde High School i n 1937, he attended Kansas State College i n Manhattan. Upon completing requirements f o r a Reserve O f f i c e r ' s Coiimission at K-State, he was commissioned a Second Lieut e n a n t , A n t i a i r c r a f t A r t i l l e r y i n May 1941, and entered upon a c t i v e duty In the Army o f the United States June 5, 1941. His u n i t was shipped to Hawaii i n the P a c i f i c Theater i n May, 1942. Danny completed a number of assignments In the P a c i f i c Theater, and p a r t i c i p a t e d i n the invasion of the i s l a n d o f Okinawa i n A p r i l , 1945. A f t e r the end o f World War I I , he was released from a c t i v e duty w i t h the rank o f L t . Colonel and returned to Kansas i n August, 1946. He remained a c t i v e i n the Army Reserve u n t i l retirement i n 1971 w i t h the rank o f c o l o n e l . Danny returned t o K-State in September, 1946 to complete his Bachelor's Degree and to enter graduate study i n Chemical Engineering. He was an i n s t r u c t o r f o r two years and received h i s Master's Degree i n June, 1950. He then j o i n e d the Prudential Insurance Company o f America as a d i s t r i c t agent i n Manhattan. A f t e r 30 years i n the insurance business, he r e t i r e d as an "Agent Emeritus" in November, 1980. While an insurance agent, he served as president of the Manhattan Association o f L i f e Underw r i t e r s , and completed advanced t r a i n i n g leading to the LUTC and CLU designations both prized and respected in the Insurance i n d u s t r y . Our Grand Master was i n i t i a t e d i n t o the symbolic degrees of Masonry i n P r a i r i e Queen Lodge No. 176 i n Clyde w i t h his Father c o n f e r r i n g a l l three degrees i n 1946. When he became associated with K-State i n Manhattan, he t r a n s f e r r e d his membership t o Lafayette Lodge No. 16 in 1949. Advancing through the c h a i r s , he was elected and i n s t a l l e d as Master i n December, 1952. He has since served the Grand Lodge of Kansas as a D i s t r i c t Deputy Grand Master, as a member of various committees, and as a Grand Lecturer from 1975 u n t i l his i n s t a l l a t i o n as Grand Senior Deacon i n March, 1982. Danny was appointed Grand Senior Deacon by M:.W:. Robert G. Jackson. A perusal o f Danny's Masonic record w i l l show he is a Past High P r i e s t , Manhattan Chapter No. 14, RAM; Past I l l u s t r i o u s Master, H a r y s v i l l e Council No. 19, Cryptic Masons; Past Commander, Oriental Commandery No. 48, KT of Manhattan; Past Patron, Manhattan Chapter No. 209, OES; and Past President, Manhattan High Twelve Club No. 108. Danny i s also a member o f the S c o t t i s h R i t e , Valley o f S a l i n a ; I s i s Shrine Temple o f S a l i n a ; KYCH; Red Cross of Constantine; King David Tabernacle No. 6 0 , HRAKTP. He worked a c t i v e l y as an advisor In DeMolay at Chapter level and on the State l e v e l f o r 15 years and was awarded the Cross o f Honor, Guild of the Leather Apron and the Honorary Legion of Honor by the Supreme Council, I n t e r n a t i o n a l Order o f DeMolay. He c u r r e n t l y Is a presonal representative of the Executive O f f i c e r o f Kansas, I n t e r n a t i o n a l Order of DeMolay. Ourward (Danny) Danielson and V i r g i n i a (Jima) Lynch were married February 19, 1944 i n Honolulu, T. H. To t h i s union were born four c h i l d r e n : C l a i r e D. Reno o f Idaho F a l l s , Idaho; J u l i e M. O'Connell, Rosoell, Georgia; E r i c L. Danielson, Wamego, Kansas; and J e f f r e y H. Danielson, deceased. Four grand c h i l d r e n have added much to b r i g h t e n l i f e of Jima and Danny. Danny i s a member of the F i r s t Presbyterian Church of Manhattan and has served twelve years as Deacon and six years as a r u l i n g Elder of t h a t Congregation. In 1882-83 a member o f Lafayette Lodge No. 16, M:.W:. George S. Green,served as Grand Master of Kansas Masons, and now, a f t e r a lapse of more than a hundred y e a r s , another member of Lafayette Lodge No. 16 Is p r i v i l e g e d to serve as Grand Master of Kansas Masons.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE ASSOCIATION OF PAST GRAND MASTERS OF KANSAS Salina, Kansas March 20, 1987 The 83rd Annual Meeting of the Association of Past Grand Masters of Kansas was held at the Salina Masonic Temple at noon on Friday, March 20, 1987. The following Past Grand Masters were present: S. Allan Daugherty John H. Murray Arthur C. Hodgson Owen E. Hodgson Thomas C. Raum, Jr. Carroll C. Arnett Richard D. Kelsey J. Fred Williamson Forrest D. Haggard Robert H. Arnold Ralph D. Walker
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The Venerable President, M:.W:. Ben B. Boyles, opened a Table Lodge and called on 1:.W:. Forrest D. Haggard to offer prayer. Our Grand Master, M:.W:. Durward C. Danielson, accompanied by the visiting Grand Masters from other Grand Jurisdictions, were presented for the Induction Ceremony and were accordingly prepared and initiated. M:.W:. Carroll C. Arnett conducted the ceremony in a most impressive and proficient manner. Luncheon was served to all present.
The usual Toasts and Responses were made.
During the year, one of our distinguished Past Grand Masters, M:.W:. Addison C. Irby (1959) passed away. M:.W:. Richard A. Porter gave a beautiful memorial in honor of M:.W:. Irby. M:.W:. S. Allan Daugherty, Secretary, reported on the living widows of Past Grand Masters. He also reported on the six Past Grand Masters who were absent: M:.W:. Richard L. Becker (1957); M:.W:. Ray W. Kinzie (1960); M:.W:. Ben W. Graybill (1963); M:.W:. William E. Montgomery (1966); M:.W:. William E. Bradford (1967); M:.W:. Robert D. Caplinger (1971). It was announced that M:.W:. S. Allan Daugherty would receive his 50-year Emblem at 2:00 P.M. The presentation would be made by M:.W:. Arthur C. Hodgson. A toast was given to our visiting Grand Masters from other Grand Jurisdictions: (1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
Iowa - M:.W:. Harold Barkley Nebraska - M:.W Wayne G. Luenenborg Colorado - M:.W . Norman L. Hoff Oklahoma - M:.W . Paul H. Dorsey, Jr. North Dakota - M:.W:. Jack T. Rowe
M:.W:. Bevin B. Bump, Past Grand Master of Nebraska, and the speaker for our Friday night Banquet was also present. A toast was proposed by our Venerable President, M:.W:. Ben B. Boyles, to The M:.W:. Grand Lodge of Kansas. An excellent response was made by our Grand Master, H:.W:. Durward C. Danielson. The following officers were elected to serve for the ensuing year: M: .W M: .W M: .W M: .W H: .W
Robert G. Jackson, Venerable President Richard A. Porter, Senior Warden Lawrence D. Winegardner, Junior Warden S. Allan Daugherty, Secretary Arris M. Johnson, Steward
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The next Annual Meeting will be held in the city of Wichita, Kansas, on March 18, 1988. The meeting of business, ceremony and fellowship was concluded with the Tyler's Toast given by H:.W:. J. Fred Williamson, after which the Table Lodge was closed in Ample Form by the Venerable President. Fraternally submitted. S. Allan Daugherty, PGM Secretary
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R:. W:. Bobby L. Ackerman ADGM, Virginia Lodge No. 315, Rt. 1 Box 28, Savonburg, 66772 District No. 7 Parker, 66072
R:. W;. Larry Kinder, DDGM, Parker No. 341, Rt. 1
Mound City No. 33; LaCygne No. 61; Eureka No. 88; Fontana No. 131; Blue Mound No. 286; Kincaid No. 388; Parker No. 341. District No. 8 R:. W:. Harold R. Rogers, DDGH, Eldora No. 28, Rt. 1 Mapleton, 66754 Rising Sun No. 8; Mapleton No. 28; Xenia No. 47; Devon No. 92; Garland No. 108; Uniontown No. 115; Fulton No. 210; Hiattville No. 216; Bronson No. 268; Hepler No. 398 District No. 9 Girard, 66743
R:. W:. Eugene 8. Bauder, DDGM, Girard No. 93, S. Summit St.
Girard No. 93; Pittsburg No. 187; Walnut No. 229; Mulberry No. 261; Arma No. 408 District No. 10 R:.W:. Ronald G. Robison, DDGM, Scammon No. 351, 121 Sunset Dr., Columbus, 66725 Baxter No. 71; Columbus No. 100; Cherokee No. 119, Black Diamond No. 274; Scammon No. 351; Galena No. 194. District No. 11 R:. W:. Leonard G. Scheurich, DDGM, Parsons No. 117, 1219 Kimball St., Parsons, 67357 Oswego No. 63; Altamont No. 69; Chetopa No. 73; Erie No. 76; Parsons No. 117; Thayer No. 149; McCune No. 237 District No. 12 LaHarpe. 66751
R:. W:. Archie R. Smith. DDGM, LaHarpe No. 325, Rt. 1
Humboldt No. 29; lola No. 38; Cedar No. 103; Colony No. 212; Moran No. 245; Savonburg No. 315; LaHarpe No. 325. AREA II
R:. W:. John E. Mowen, ADGM, Peace Lodge No. 243, Rt 2 Box 117 Louisburg, 66053 District No. 3 R:. W:. Maurice C. Hearn, DDGM, King Solomon No. 10, 212 Columbia Ave., Leavenworth, 66048 Leavenworth No. 2; King Solomon No. 10; Easton No. 45; Nine Mile No. 49; Hiram No. 68; Hancock No. 311. District No. 4 R:. W:. Walter H. Bird, DDGM, Roger Sherman No. 369, 6721 Yecker, Kansas City, 66109 Wyandotte No. 3; Delaware No. 96; Armourdale No. 271; Kaw No. 272; Bonner Springs No. 366; Roger E. Sherman No. 369; West Gate No. 438. District No. 5 R:. W:. Roy F. Stirton, DDGH, Lenexa No. 135, 5407 W 55th St. Shawnee Mission, 66205 Ancient Form No. 34; Shawnee No. 54; Lenexa No. 135; Old Mission No. 153; Ben Hur No. 322; Rosedale No. 333; Overland Park No. 436. District No. 6 Bucyrus, 6 6 0 0
R:. W:. Harold E. Flaigle, DDGM, Spring Hill No. 56,
Olathe No. 19; Osage No. 24; Paola No. 37; Spring Hill No. 56; Gardner No. 65; Edgerton No. 127; Louisburg No. 243; Stanley No. 444. AREA III
R:. W:. William L. McFall, Jr.,.ADGM, Hiawatha No. 35, 209 S. Washington, Sabetha, 66534
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AREA III Continued District No. 1
R:. W:. Galen Weiland, DDGM, Bendena No. 440, Bendena, 66008
Smithton No. 1; Troy No. 55; Wathena No. 64; Bendena No. 440; Denton No. 449. District No. 2 R:. W;. Dee Duttweiler Atchison, 66002
DDGH, Active No. 158, Rt. 1
Washington No. 5; Arcana No. 31; Huron No. 72; Muscotah No. 116; Active No. 158. District No. 16 R:. W:. Thurman Miller, DDGM, Hiawatha No. 35, 304 Shawnee, Hiawatha, 66434 Hiawatha No. 35; Sabetha No, 162; Whiting No. 250; Horton No. 326. District No. 17 R:. W:. Claire B. Sparling, DDGH, Oneida No. 323, Box 164 Oneida, 66522-U164 Seneca No. 39; Centralia No. 89; Polar Star No. 130; Oneida No. 323; Goff No. 430. District No. 18 "Axtell, 66403
R:. W:. Lloyde Goins, DDGH, Axtell No. 234, Box 82,
Oketo No. 25; Frankfort No. 67; Waterville No. 85; Marysville No. 91; Blue Rapids No. 169; Axtell No. 234; Beattie No. 259; Summerfield No. 354. District No. 19 Mayetta, 66509
R:. W:. Robert E. Mathena, DDGH, Hoyt No. 327, Rt. 1 Box 194,
Circleville No. 20; H o U o n No. 42; Onaga No. 188; Hoyt No. 327; Denison No. 372; Mayetta No. 393 AREA IV
R:. W:. F. Ray Canada, ADGM, Seabrook Lodge No. 385, 1529 McAlister, Topeka, 66604 District No. 14 R:. W:. Joe D. Shumate, DDGM, Palmyra No. 23, Box 134, Baldwin City, 66006 Lawrence No. 6; Acacia No. 9; Palmyra No. 23; DeSoto No. 40; Eudora No. 83; Tonganoxie No. 190; Linwood No. 241; Lecompton No. 420. District No. 15
Ivan M. Pemberton, DDGH, Jefferson No. 84, Winchester, 66097
Oskaloosa No. 14; Jefferson No. 84; Heriden No. 236; McLouth No. 256; Nortonville No. 266; Perry No. 415. District No. 20 Delia, 66418
R:. W:. Leonard Dodge, DDGH, Delia No. 419, Rt 1 Box 151,
Lake No. 50; Pottawatomie No. 52; Golden Rule No. 90, Hesperian No. Ill; Delia No. 419. District No. 21 R:. W:. Steven C. Lutz, DDGH, Albert Neese No. 248, Rt 1 Box 311, Meriden, 66512 Topeka No. 17, Auburn No. 32; Orient No. 51; Siloam No. 225; Albert Neese No. 248; Seabrook No. 385; Wakarusa No. 402. District No. 22 R:. W:. Cecil E. Redenbaugh, DDGM, Signal No. 141, 432 S. 5th, Osage City, 66523 Ridgeway No. 62; Carbondale No. 70; Burlingame No. 79; Lyndon No. 101; Osage City No. 141. District No. 64 R:. W:. Harold E. Rowley, DDGM. Eminence No Rt 1 Box 88. Eskridge. 66423 Dover No. 138; Alma No. 161; Eminence No. 205
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151
R:. W:. Melvin Cummings, ADGH, Burlington No. 66, Box 24, Burlington,66839 District No. 13 Quenemo, 66528
R:. W:. Earl R. Watts, DDGM, McKinley No. 41, Rt. 1
Ottawa No. 18; Melvern No. 22; McKinley No. 41; Garnett No. 44; Williamsburg No. 224; Lane No. 339; Wellsville No. 356. District No. 23 R:. W:. F. E. (Pete) Peterson, DDGM, Gilead No. 144, 511 N. Prairie, Yates Center, 66783 Neosho No. 27; Burlington No. 66; Waverly No. 244; Gilead No. 144; Hebron No. 314. District No. 27 Eureka, 67045
R:. W:. Dusty L. Booth, DOGM, Fidelity No. 106, Rt 1 Box 67,
Eureka No. 106; Toronto No. 121; Madison No. 196: Climax No. 411. District No. 28 R:. W:. Robert F. Ounshee, DDGM, Zeredatha No. 80, Box 618, Cottonwood Falls, 66845 Emporia No. 12; Zeredatha No. 80; Americus No. 109; Lebo No. 152; Hartford No. 193; Allen No. 335; Saffordville No. 395. AREA VI
Bobby J. Walker, ADGM, Crescent Lodge No. 133, Box 545, Arkansas City, 67005 District No. 24 R:. W:. Eddie D. Henley, DDGM, Buffalo No. 379, Rt. 1 Box 149, Fredonia, 66736 Harmony No. 94; Constellation No. 95; Greenwood No. 163, Buffalo No. 379; Benedict No. 403. District No. 25 Edna 67342
R:. W:. Edward E. Kuffler, DDGM, Edna No. 345, Box 333,
Keystone No. 102; Fortitude No. 107; Carson No. 132; Cherryvale No. 137; Caney No. 324; Edna No. 345. District No. 26 R:. W:. William C. Tapley, DDGM, Vesper-Olive No. 135, 213 S. Chautauqua, Sedan, 67361 Longton No. 26; Meridian No. 126; Vesper-Olive No. 136; Hope No. 155; Chautauqua No. 355. District No. 35 R:. W:. Arthur J. Clifford, DDGM, Crescent No. 133. 1420 N. 7th St., Arkansas City, 67005 Winfield No. 110; Crescent No. 133; Dexter No. 156; Burden No. 233 District No. 36 R:. W:. Cleland W. Condit, DDGM, Wellington No. 150, Rt. 1 Box 217, Wellington, 67152 Wellington No. 150; Oxford No. 165; Sumner No. 203; Argonia No. 285 District No. 37 R:. W:. Mervin R. Hundley, DDGM, Mistletoe No. 269, Box 305, Conway Springs, 67031 Haysville No. 112; Belle Plaine No. 173; Hulvane No. 201; Cheney No. 258; Conway Springs No. 269; Clearwater No. 273; Derby No. 365 AREA VII
R:. W:. Martin A. Reed, ADGM, Patmos No. 97, 1020 Orient, El Dorado, 67042 District No. 33 R:. W:. Philip Beals, Jr., DDGM, Valley Center No. 364, Lot 31, 2206 W. MacArthur Rd.. Wichita, 67217 Halstead No. 46; Advance No. 114; Newton No. 142; Valley Center No. 364 Centre No. 147 District No. 34 R:. W:. Walter F. Jack, DDGM, Joppa No. 223, 1554 Norwood, El Dorado, 67042
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AREA VII Continued Towanda No. 30; Mystic Tie No. 74; Patmos No. 97; Douglass No. 151; Joppa No. 223; Latham No. 401. District No. 38 R:. W:. Earl F. Brown, DDGM, North Star No. 168, 911 N. Mt. Carmel, Wichita, 67208 York No. 57; Sunflower No. 86; Wichita No. 99; North Star No. 168; Albert Pike No. 303; Trinity No. 313; Bestor G. Brown No. 433, Masonic Home No. 450. District No. 39 R:. W:. Eldon McCall, DDGM, McPherson No. 172, 1105 N. Main, McPherson, b/460 McPherson No. 172; Lindsborg No. 397 AREA VIII
R:. W:. Edward C. Slipsager, DDGM, Clifton Lodge No. 122, Box 249, Clifton, 66937 District No. 29 R:. W:. Louis D. Hale, DDGM, Westmoreland No. 257, Westmoreland, 66549 Lafayette No. 16; Wamego No. 75; Farmers No. 166; Westmoreland No. 257; Ashlar No. 344 District No. 30 R;.W:. Lloyd D. Everett, DDGM, Oakhill No. 334, Rt. 3 Clay Center, 67432 Frontier No. 104; Clifton No. 122; Clay Center No. 134; Prairie Queen No. 176; Miltonvale No. 242; Oak Hill No. 334; Wakefield No. 396 District No. 31 Herbert J. Keene, DDGM, Union No. 7, 418 West 8th, Junction City, 66441 Union No. 7; Benevolent No. 98; Solomon No. 105; Antiquity No. 280; Enterprise No. 437. District No. 32 R:. W:. Don D. Miller, DDGM, Burdick, 66838
Burdick No. 429, Box 26,
Council Grove No. 36; Cyrus No. 288; Kansas No. 307; Alta Vista No. 357; Dwight No. 374; White City No. 380; Wilsey No. 382; Burdick No. 429. District No. 41 R:. W:. Marvin A. Shoemaker, DDGM, Narka No. 349, Rt. 1 Box 66, Narka, 66960 Republic No. 123, Belleville No. 129; Courtland No. 211; Scandia No. 221; Narka No. 349; Cuba No. 362. AREA IX
R:. W:. Ronald R. Pfenninger, ADGM, Walnut City Lodge No. 215, Rt 1 Box 53, Nekoma, 67559 District No. 40 R:. W:. Corvon Carpenter, DDGM, St. Johns No. 113, Rt 1 Box 88, Concordia, 66901 St. Johns No. 113; Minneapolis No. 143, Mt. Vernon No. 145; Delphos No. 202; Sincerity No. 214. District No. 42 R:. W:. Wesley C. Moore, DDGM, Mankato No. 87, 622 N. Commercial, Mankato, 66956 Jewell No. 11; Mankato No. 87; Western Star No. 174; Formoso No. 336. District No. 43 Wilson, 67490
R:. W:. Dale H. Stinson, DDGM, Samaria No. 298, Box 527,
Salina No. 60; Ellsworth No. 146; Lincoln No. 154; Samaria No. 298; Sylvan Grove No. 359. District No. 52 R:. W:. Jimraie L. Drake,DDGM, Great Bend No. 15, Box 1052, Great Bend, 6/530
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I53
AREA IX Continued Great Bend No. 15; McCracken No. 58; Walnut City No. 215,' Ellinwood No. 217; Lacrosse No. 330; Hoisington No. 3 3 1 ; C l a f l i n No. 424. D i s t r i c t No
53
R:. W:. Rodney Gage. DDGM, Russell No. 177, 509 E. 7 t h ,
WaKeeney No. 148; Russell No. 177; Hays No. 195; Blue H i l l No. 198; Bunker H i l l No. 2 9 1 ; Natoma No. 390 D i s t r i c t No. 54 R:. W:. Richard E. Zimmerman, DDGM, Cawker City No. 125, Cawker C i t y , 67430 Cawker C i t y No. 125; Saqui No. 150; Gaylord No. 183; Downs No. 204; Glen Elder No. 294. D i s t r i c t No 55 Stockton, 67669
R:. W:. Donald E. R i f f e l , DDGM, Newahcuba No. 289, Rt. 1 ,
P h i l l i p s b u r g No. 184; Newahcuba No. 189; Logan No. 264; P l a i n v i l l e No. 290. AREA X
R:. W:. Lawrence Eckhoff, ADGM, Hutchinson No. 445. 2104 Wilton Hutchinson, 67501 D i s t r i c t No 44 Lyons, 67554
R:. W:. Jack L. Welch, DDGM, Royal No. 192,' 1420 S. Grand,
S t e r l i n g No. 171; Royal No. 192; Corner Stone No. 219; Chase No. 247; Geneseo No. 361 D i s t r i c t No. 45 R:. W:. Lyle W. McKinney, DDGM, Cable No. 299, Rt. 1 Box 7 1 , A r l i n g t o n . 67514-9750 Nickerson No. 43. Bassett No. 124. Reno No. 140, Mt. Hope No. 238; Cable No. 299; Hutchinson No. 445. D i s t r i c t No
46
R:. W:. Max L. Guthridge, DDGM, Spivey No. 347, Rt. 1
Ninnescah No. 230; Norwich No. 319 ; Spivey No. 347. D i s t r i c t No. 47 R:. W:. Alden V. Major, DDGM, Anthony No. 200, 405 N. Madison Box 398. Anthony, 67003 Delta No. 77; Anthony No. 200; Harper No. 206; R. D. Ely No. 262; Cosmos No. 278 D i s t r i c t No. 50 R:. W:. John H. Sherer, DDGM, M u l l i n v i l l e No. 3 7 1 , M u U i n v i l l e , 67109 K i l w i n n i n g No. 265; Kiowa No. 293; M u l l i n v i l l e No. 399; Haviland No. 409. D i s t r i c t No. 51 R:. W:. W i l l i a m P. Hudson, DDGM. H a c k s v i l l e No. 3 7 1 , Box 278, M a c k s v i l l e , 67557 Larned No. 167; Ht. Horiah No. 179; Hacksville No. 371; Lewis No. 220; S t a f f o r d No. 252; I o n i c No. 254 AREA XI
R:. W:. Bernard E. W e l l e r , ADGM, Webb Lodge No. 275, Rt 2 Box 98, Montezuma, 67867 D i s t r i c t No. 49 Ashland, 67831'
R:. W:. John C. Coverdale, DDGM, Ashland No. 277, Box 695,
Ashland No. 277; Coldwater No. 295; Protection No. 384; Minneola No. 431 D i s t r i c t No. 60 R:. W:. Dale W. Dickhut, DDGM, Anthem No. 284, Rt 1 Box 13, Scott C i t y , 67871 Walnut Valley No. 191; Barnet No. 279. Scott City No. 284; Leoti No. 340 Horace No. 352
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.March
AREA XI Continued D i s t r i c t No. 61 Cimarron', 67835
Gregory L. M i l l e r , DDGM. Ensign No. 113, Rt 2 Box 29,
St. Bernard No. 222; Alpha No. 282; Preston No. 283; Bucklin No. 376; S p e a r v i l l e No. 388; Ensign No. 413 D i s t r i c t No. 62 R:. W:. A l b e r t kayraund Finch, DDGM, Ulysses No. 435, Box 567, Ulysses. 67880 Tyrian No. 246, Emerald No. 289; Syracuse No. 309; Ulysses No. 435; Johnson No. 441 D i s t r i c t No. 63 R:. W:. Michael R. P r i n e , DDGM, Hugoton No. 406, ?01 W. 1 0 t h , Hugoton, 67951 Webb No. 275; Fargo No. 300; Santa Fe No. 312: Plains No. 367, Hugoton No. 406; Satanta No. 446 AREA X I I . David E. Casey, ADGM, Gove County Lodge No. 302,
Box 76, G r a i n f i e l d , 67737
D i s t r i c t No. 56 R;. Wi. Lemoin Landau, DDGM, Mountain Slope Ho. 186, 206 N. Cass, O b e r l i n . 67749 Lenora No. 181; Mountain Slope No. 186; Norton No. 199; Almena No. 310 Jennings No. 360 D i s t r i c t No. 57 Hoxie, 67740
R:. W:. Dale R. B r e i t , DDGM, Hoxie No. 348, 940 12th St.
M i l l b r o o k No. 281; St. Thomas No. 306, Hoxie No. 348; Selden No. 423 D i s t r i c t No. 58
R:. W:. P h i l l i p C o l l i n s , DDGM, Wallace No. 318, Winona,67764
Oakley No. 253; Gove County No. 302; Wallace No. 318; Quinter No. 410; Sharon Springs No. 417 D i s t r i c t No. 59 R:. W:. Carl H. '422 S. Adams, St. Francis, 67756
Sperry, DDGM. St. Francis No. 404,
Atwood No. 164; Goodland No. 3 2 1 ; St. Francis No. 404
1986-87
Grand Lodge of Kansas
15.5
LODGES WITHOUT REPRESENTATION AT GRAND LODGE 1987
Leavenworth No. 2
Cherryvale No. 137
Mi 11 brook No. 281
Melvern No. 22
Wakeeny No. 148
Preston No. 283
Oketo No. 25
Lebo No. 152
Glen Elder No. 294
Longton No. 26
Dexter No. 156
Syracuse No. 309
Mound City No. 33
Saqui No. 160
Goodland No. 321
Seneca No. 39
Greenwood No. 163
Horton No. 326
Nickerson No. 4 3
Oxford No. 165
Lacrosse No. 330
Pottawatomie No. 52
Larned No. 167
Allen No. 335
Adams No. 6 3
Prairie Queen No. 176
Formoso No. 336
Wathena No. 64
Gaylord No. 183
Kincaid No. 3 3 8
Altamont No. 69
Walnut Valley No. 191
Lane No. 339
Carbondale No. 70
Madison No. 196
Leoti No. 340
Baxter No. 71
Norton No. 199
Spivey No. 347
Huron No. 72
Delphos No. 202
Scammon No. 351
Chetopa No. 73
Sumner No. 203
Horace No. 352
Doric No. 8 3
Olive Branch No. 212
Summerfield No. 354
Home No. 89
Clinton No. 233
Geneseo No. 361
Devon No. 9 2
Meriden No. 2 3 6
Bonner Springs No. 366
Prudence No. 100
Miltonvale No. 242
Plains No. 367
Euclid No. 101
Waverly No. 2 4 4
Denison No. 372
Frontier No. 104
Marmaton No. 245
Protection N o . 384
Excelsior No. 115
Mulberry No. 261
Spearville N o . 388
Muscotah No. 116
Logan No. 2 6 4
Natoma No. 390
Meridian No. 126
Mount Zion No. 2 6 6
Saffordville N o . 395
Polar Star No. 130
Moline No. 267
Perry No. 415
Carson No. 132
Black Diamond No. 274
Minneola No. 431 Denton No. 449
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DEATHS
DURING
March
THE Y E A R 1 9 8 6
Lodge No.
1 - George C o l l i n s ; Ronald E. K o e l l i k e r ; Samuel H. Lear; Joseph A. Newton; Robert K. O v e r f i e l d : Teddy A. Rockhold; Gerald D. Swaim; Dana 0. Taylor Donald L. Winter
Lodge No.
2 - Daniel R. Anthony, I I I ; Edward L. B a r t e e t ; Charles A. Bennett; Kenyon L Beckenridge; Turner Bush; George W. Hobbs, J r ;
Lodge No.
3 - Jack 0. B e t t i s ; Robert E. B i l l i n g s ; Luther J . Blake; Gordon L. B o u l d i n ; Richard G. C a r r i e r ; Jay D. Chamberlain; Clark M. Chumley; O r v i l l e A. Claunch; Eugene V. Despard; Raymond E. Friday; Russell P. Hays; Merle R Henre; Urus S. Hightower; Aley J . H i l l , J r . ; Ralph K. H i l l ; Hammett C. Hubbard; William H. Johannes; Otis H. Johnson; Darwin D. J o l l i f f ; Russell C. Jones; Clayton W. K i e f f a b e r , S r . ; Forrest S. K i n g ; Vernon F. Krueger; Arthur R. Kuhns; Vincent C. Lacy; Eldon G. Lawrence; Cecil C.' Lfettow; James H. Logan; John C. Mead; Lloyd N e v i l l e ; Odis J . N i c k e l s ; Ralph Passard; Russell J . Peterson; Charles C. Setzer; George A. S h a n k l i n ; Harvey B. Smith; Delbert R. Swim; LeRoy T a y l o r ; Harry A. Thomas; Jack H. Walls; Bernie E. Wooldridge
Lodge No.
5 - M i l t o n E. A l l a r d ; Charles R. Bruce; George W. Woolston
Lodge No.
6 - Hugh Boyce; William 0. Brownlee; Alva T. Hodges; Gordon M. Hoffman; Harold M. Houk; Herbert H. K n o t t ; Edward L. Krum; Vernon 0. Mark; Harry B. Haroney; A l b e r t B. M a r t i n ; I r a M. McDonald; Glenn T. Messenheimer; Glen A. Richardson; W i l l i a m H. Schindler; Robert N. Van Noy; Pahhe Yazza; Leonard H. Zook
Lodge No.
7 - Walter A. Cooper; Leonard F. DeBoer; Edward F e l t s ; Perry M. F r a z i e r ; Arthur S. Frederick; Merle M. Hartman; Edward W. Hubbard; Doss W. Kennedy; Roy L. Kennedy; Robert C. Knowlton; George W. Schmidt; Roy E. S h r e f f l e r ; Edward J . S t a h l ; Edward C. Ware; Glenn H. White
Lodge No.
8 -. Frank T. Anthony; John H. B e r r y ; Melvin 0. Beveridge; V i r g i l E. Brown; Fred F. Campbell, S r . ; John P. D i x ; Carl A. Graham; Addison C. I r b y ; Harley D. K e l l s t e a d t ; Rick B. L i t w i n ; Charles I . Louderback; Arthur A. McComb, J r . ; Roy A. Meyers; Glenn F. N i g h t i n g a l e ; Lawrence A. Parker; Harold D. P o t t e r ; Wilgus B. R u s s e l l ; Russell V. Schasteen; John D. Walker; Jack A. Young
Lodge No
9 - Louis 0. Campbell, Floyd H. Cox, S r . ; Glenn W. Davis; Eugene R. H a l l ; Carl G. Hodge; Daniel E. Jansen; W i l l i a m B. K i r b y ; R. Gene Lawson; James C. HcKinney; Frederick V. Rankin; Floyd F. White; John R. Whitney Lodge No. 10 - John K. Gee; Howard D. Heath; E. Paul Lessig; Clarence L. McDonald; Elmer H. McGee; Leon M. Patterson Lodge No. 11 - Ralph K. Bohnert; Ivan S. Cowman; Charles A. Robinett; Ralph W. Russell Lodge No. 12 - Donald L. B a l t z ; Ralph J . B a r r e t t , S r . ; Othe G. Brown; Tom G. Denny; Arthur J. Ericsson; George K. Fanning; Jesse H. F o r r e s t e r ; James C. Francis; C l i f f o r d Hiskey; John L. Honeyman; Fred C. Jackson; C. A l b e r t Johnson; James H. Ladner; George W. Merwin, J r . ; Joseph j . M o r r i s ; Melvin C. Painter; Edward B. Pauley; William N. Rees, S r . ; Lloyd W. Rogers; George A. R u s s e l l , J r . ; Edward F. Schulenberg, J r . ; Ralph A. Stacy Lodge No. 14 - Wyatt Gragg; Ralph H. Hawk; W i l l i a m H. Patrick Lodge No. 15 - Wade I . B e l l ; Harry L. Cooper; James L. Dodson; Harold H. Foree; John W. Francis; Emil E. l e w i s ; Glenn E. Markel; George R. H e i n i g ; Robert E. R u s s e l l ; Alva A. Shank; V i r g i l L. Shank; Lloyd R. Weathers, Sr. â&#x20AC;¢ Lodge No. 16 - Henry V. Beck; Herbert C. Knutson; John F. Meisner; Clyde M. Schmedeman; James R. Stevenson; Harold E. Stover; Kermit E. Vangene; Melvin L. White
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157
Lodge No. 17 - Elliott A. Ash; John P. Brady; Patrick L. Brandt; Bennett W. Bubb; Charles S. Clapper; Dell S. Cox; Alvin W. Drebing, Perry A. Ennis; Roland A. Goodwin; Paul L. Harmer; Lennox B. Hummel; Clarence H. Johnson; Ernest Mcintosh; Stephen E. Oldham; Lewis M. Paramore; Oscar Peterson; Heiman Shapiro; James H. Stouder; Ted Tibbitts; Jeff Williams Lodge No. 18 - Deal Berlin; William H. Douglas; Owen L. Followell; Ward D. Hartley; Richard A. Jameson; Leland C. Monroe; Bert E. Newland; Ollie R. Norman; Horace 0. Porter; Wine P. Shepard; Eugene C. Sievers; Leslie R. Sutherland; James R. Waddell; Reid Ward Lodge No. 19 - Carl Fann, Jr.; Henry W. Hauser; David L. Heather; Carl F. Messer; Robert C. Pope Lodge No. 20 - Oscar Fairbank; Delbert R. McKinsey; Thomas M. Reed; Thomas I. Rudy Lodge No. 22 - Burgie L. Mayden; Kenneth W. Thistlethwaite Lodge No. 23 - Reid Dunlap; John H. Wright; Francis G. Yeoman Lodge No. 24 - Charles L. Endicott; George W. Kitchen; George Miller, Jr.; Dennis W. Nofsinger; Albert L. Reed; Clarence J. S u U i n s ; Carl A. Thorns Lodge No. 25 - Harry McGrath Lodge No. 26 - Charles E. Woodworth Lodge No. 27 - Robert Fischer; Claude W. McGee Lodge No. 28 - Robert E. Hutcherson Lodge No. 29 - John L. Parkhurst; Charles L. Searce Lodge No. 30 - Robert W. Hull; Glen R. Lehman; Boyd D. Love Lodge No. 31 - John W. Prager Lodge No. 32 - Zell I. Kelly; Fred C. Kresie; Hugh 1. Moore, William L. Ransdell Lodge No. 33 - Roy W. Jackson; John H. Morse; Robert M. Nesbitt Lodge No. 34 - Owen D. Cudney, Sr. Lodge No. 35 - Leonard J. Bartholomew; Arthur A. Benfer; Charles E. Curtis; Robert A. McCoy; Laurel D. Moore; Leroy A. Neff Lodge No. 36 - Arthur A. Stone; Robert J. Taylor; Harold E. Wilson; Herman H. Ziegler Lodge No. 37 - Floyd Dunaway; Dean Huff; Ray R. Russell Lodge No. 38 - Fred J. Davis; Francis A. Dillman; James E. Heffernon; George C. Huber; Lester Lee; Alven G. Menegay; Lyle F. Schmaus; Clarence R. Sifers Lodge No. 39 - Allen M. Davis; Charles A. Jermane; Clarence E. Maelzer; Richard A. Pendleton; E. Thomas Troughton Lodge No. 40 - John N. Ballance; Ray Gilstrap; Homer G. Hughey; Elmer D. Roy V. Yelton
Renner;
Lodge No. 41 - Theron E. Cole; Kreg Hillmon Lodge No. 42 - Orville K. Landon; Harold D. Shrader Lodge No. 43 - Elmer L. Beauchamp; Ray D. Wing Lodge No. 44 - Forrest E. Curnutt; Charles S. Hickam; Elmer D. H o m e ; Silva M. Jones; Ezra M. Long; Frank D. Richards; Orville A. Riley; Ralph H. Romig; George H. Weckel; Frank D. Zook
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Lodge No. 45 - Clarence E. Zimmerman Lodge No. 46 - Jerry L. Black; Billy D. Boyd Lodge No. 47 - James C. Reynolds Lodge No. 49 - Joseph H. Black; Ira A. Gaulding; James L. Jackson; Kenneth A. McCart; Benjamin E. Zoll Lodge No. 50 - Joseph D. Barney; Hylas P. Blankenship Lodge No. 51 - Harry A. Anderson, Jr.; Robert 0. Balsters; Edwin L. Birt; Jerome W. Brillhart; Albert T. Brubaker; Cecil S. Carter; Robert R. Clements; Cyrus Cohen; Martin J. Cummings; Orville L. Dutt; John L. Ewell; Russel H. Fairchild; Lawrence Fergel; Fayette S. Garlinghouse; Raymond E. Higgs; Lavergene R. Huffman; Martin P. Jones; Ralph B. Knowles; James F. Lindsay; Louis L. Luthey; Louis E. MacLennan; Philip E. Mason; John P. Miller; Wilbur R. Mischke; Ralph F. Morris, William C. Morrison; George T. Owen; Oscar A. Plaisted; Charles L. Rankin; Donald A. Rea; Robert H. Redding; Frank J. Reser; Howard M. Schriver; Harley B. Southard; Donald W. Starbuck; Frederick M. Tulles; Earle B. Wood Lodge No. 52 - Loi E. Shelton; Glen F. Tufts Lodge No. 54 - Charles L. Bennett; Gerald E. Cheatum; Frank A. Custine; Donald W. Erwin; Charles E. Evers. Jr.; Earl E. Hatfield, Sr.; Gerald E Hites; Hermon F. Long; George A. Metcalf; Gerald B. Rieke; John C. Serviss; Claude W. Shaw; Kenneth C. Weiland Lodge No. 55 - William H. Folsche; William S. Reeder Lodge No. 56 - Joseph Aust; Harry D. Corliss; William C. Lunbeck; Walter A. Rice Lodge No. 57 - Harold R. Kirknan; Leland B. Newell; Paul M. Ridgway, Cleo K. Sandberg Lodge No. 58 - Roy U. Van Winkle Lodge No. 60 - Merrill C. Andreen; Amos A. Bailey; Loren R. Beach; Royal V. Broman; Herbert L. Brown; Albin J. Carlson; Harold M. Crosswy; Floyd P. Dale; Jack D. Glazier; Lauren L. Graham; Samuel B. Nankins; Ward L. Hill; Herbert T. Hoffman; Donald C. Jarvis; Emery F. Klein; Wayne B. Lockard; Hobart J. HcCabe; Millard F. Moulthrop; Lourin V. Recht; Phillip G. Rose; William H. Sharpe; Gaylord E. Spangler; Gordon Walker; Theodore C. Will; Archie L. Young; Philip E. Young Lodge No. 61 - Charles E. Evey; Paul W. Keith; Charles C. Modesitt; George R. Obermeier; Minfred M. Powell; Clayton D. Vawter Lodge No. 62 - John R. Athon; George R. Coe; Albert M. Dodder; Pernal F. Olds Lodge No. 63 - Clarence E. Payne; Fred L. Wiseman Lodge No. 64 - John Q. Nelson; Walter R. Wakeman Lodge No. 65 - Joseph G. Denoon; Charles Q. Sellens Lodge No. 66 - Milton L. Remer; Roger L. Whistler Lodge No. 67 - Winfred B. Lucas; Charles E.
Shell; David G. Siceloff
Lodge No. 68 - Merle D. Cooper; John W. Widdice; Payton 0. Wilkinson Lodge No. 69 - Vincent E. Love; Homer E. Mercer Lodge No. 70 - Hugh R. Bevans Lodge No. 71 - William R. Cairns Lodge No. 72 - John H. Mawdsley; Keith D. Swartz
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Lodge No. 73 - Ray T. Boyd Lodge No. 74 - Lee C. Atwood; Phillip Baker; Frank S. Harrill; James F. Johnson; Keever R. Larrick; Austin B. Phillips; James H. Smith; Lowell G. Wood Lodge No. 75 - James R. Fish; Earl F. Hardy; Elmer L. Linder; James F. Shea, Jr.; Chester H. Smith; Harold P. Walker Lodge No. 76 - Clyde R. Copeland Lodge No. 77 - Floyd E. Buell; Samuel W. Crownover; Lloyd V. Decker, Jr.; William A. King, Jr.; Norman C. Raleigh; Merle L. Sellers; Dale M. Stoops Lodge No. 79 - Edd S. Davis; Alfred J. Gabler Lodge No. 80 - Herbert T. Drake; Chester C. Perkins; Charles R. Rains; Kipling M. Wells Lodge No. 83 - Robert L. Johnson; John A. Landon; Henry R. Lentz; Ernmett H. Lewis; Charles N. Pruett; Allan H. Westerhouse Lodge No. 85 - Clark Gaylord Lodge No. 86 - LeRoy Bowery; Robert S. Brewer; George N. Buell; William H. Buhr; Bill B. Carr; James W. Combs, Jr.; Richard L. Cronk; Cleo S. Danford; William D. Evans; Olin R. Haines; James B. Hayes; Bobby J. Hicks; Gilbert J. Hicks; Howard D. Hood; Leat S. Houston; Scott W. Johnson; William L. Jones; John H. King; Earl D. Kirk; Neeland C. McBride; Delbert D. McEachern; Charles 0. Murphy; Ralph W. Neiberger; Oliver F. Palmer; James W. Parnell; Woodrow W. Penn; Clarence R. Potts; Lloyd W Rollins; Paul E. Schoenrock; Charles E. Shelton; Kenneth M. Sisson; Amos C. Small; Ralph M. Smith; William F. Stewart; Joseph P. Sutton; James W.Terry; Leonard A. Turner; Olyn E. Wilson; Everett W. Woods; LOdge No. 87 - Forrest R. Fair; Clarence Loomis Lodge No. 88 - Howard Hayes; William L. Henderson; William B. Leisure Lodge No. 90 - Harry W. Billings; Albert T. Boggs; John B. Bronson; James G. Bryant; John E. Cardwell; Bernard J. Cundiff; Don W. Daniels; Gran D. Fireoved; Richard D. Freed; Curtis 0. Hanneman; Arthur G. Hastings; John R. Miller; Philip E. Knowland; William B. Leamer; Claude G. Lisher; Haskell B. Messer; Earl R. Roderick; Earl Rule, Jr.; Frank R. Sackrider; Roger C. Schwanke; Lloyd E. Streeter; William B. Tefft, Sr. ; James B. Traylor; Harold E. Van Vleck; Billy W. Wade; Oscar C. Warfel Lodge No. 91 - Dale G. Durham, Sr.; Patrick J. Finigin; Herbert R. Head; Perry W. Hoser; Charles E. Pettit; Joseph E.Reuter; William R. Rickert Lodge No. 92
John T. Hillman; Raymond K r u U
Lodge No. 93 - Chesley M. Colean; Homer E. Combs; Otis B. Gentry; Robert D. Holt; Leonard W. Lamb; Delbert Marshall Lodge No. 94 - Ernest D. Bringle; John H. Moore; Orland R. Newby; Willie W. Rhoades Lodge No. 95 - Fred D. Adler; Glenn H. Beal ; Louie W. Bronson; Orville S. Carpenter; Finley D. Harlan; Jerry L. Jordan; William H. Loflin; Curt Relph, Larry G. Timmons; Kenneth S. Williams Lodge No. 96 - Robert Edward Robert Eugene
N. M. L. H.
Bass; Lee R. Beard; William L. Brunsky; John G. Farabee; Hall; Arthur A. Knowles; Omer G. Mason; Melvin H. Milam, Jr.; Mitchell; Eddie J. Reed; Harold L. Sargent; Bud J. Stearman; Winner; Lawrence 0. Wiss
Lodge No. 97 - Robert H. Biggs, George E. Boucher; Allen R. Brickley; Oliver B. Curry; Mollis J. Evans, Harrison H. Fine; Joe C. Fischer; Virgil H. Hughey; Harry E. Jones; Cecil J. HcGraw; Carl H. Murray; Joseph E. Parry; Walter I. Post; Luther C. Sommer; Francis H. Storey;
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Lodge No. 98 - Fred L. Garten; James I , Huffman; Henry B. Jameson; Clarence E. Lauer; Marshall S. HcCuUoh; Dale R. Schmutz; Harry J . Simmers Lodge No. 99 - Donald G. Allen; Jesse E. A l l e n ; Nick A. Allen; Joseph A. Barnes; Ozro 0. Beardsley; Henry J . Bezingue; Bert Bowser, J r . ; Jack H. Bragg; Val Gene Brooks; Ralph M. Champion; Wayne R. Champlin; William T. Cheever; Steward W. Cole; Walter G. Oick; Willard F. Donaldson; John R. E l l i s ; James N. F a r r i s ; Joseph R. Hawkins; Jerry M. Hilber; C l i f f o r d J. Hope; LeRoy Hurt; Frank L. Huxtable; William D. Kelly; Charles R. Kidd; Walter L. Laubach; Damon C. Leach; Otto K. Malcom; Robert N. Wilier; Charles E. Page; Earl C. Peoples, S r . ; Leonard F Powell; H. Marion Rathnel; Richard N. R a t l i f f ; Floran A. Rodgers; Frank C. Schwager; Harry R. Shannon; Chester H. Simpson; Jerome H. Smith, S r . ; W. Dale Smith; Louie E. Sparman; Robert R. Taylor; Herbert S. Thornell; Cecil N. Walter; Herman Wunsch Lodge No 100 - Richard G i l l o n ; . Albert W. Huss; James E. Kirker; Charles W. Shaw; Clay B. Whitehead Lodge No 101 - William J . Gray; Lee R. Hettick Lodge No 102 - Herbert A. Alvey; Tommie E. B a r r e t t ; Turner H. Burge; Maley 0. Cramer, S r . ; Edward L. Howe; Ernest F. Kahnt; William B. Livingston; Charles H. Loomis; Erlin D. HcCray; Edward M. Shelton; Lawrence A. Sims; Ray V. Sortore; William B. S t a n f i e l d ; Milburn F. Williams Lodge No 103 - Max L. Alcock; Jesse L. Barker; Albert B. Brown; Archie L. Burns; Albert L. Coles; Glen Dormois; Lloyd L. Gingrich; Cecil W. Harrar; William C. Hosfelt; Henry W. K l e i n ; Verle E. Nelson; Hurley J . Stout; Perry A. Swan; Ode G. Toon; Frederick A. Tutt Lodge No 104 - Edward Haverty; George W. Hicks; Kenneth Jackson; Paul A. Maxwell; Charles U. M e r r i t t ; John P. Neal; Steven Stapaules Lodge No 105 - Edward R. Gilbert Lodge No 106 - Carl S. Colvin; Albert R. Eckels; John E. Stewart; Milford E. Wheeler Lodge No 107 - William J . Qlark; George C. Couch; Douglas Deyoung; T. J . Holcomb; Rex E. Lindley; Collin J. HcKinney; Winford E. M i l l e r ; Francis L. Powers, Sr.; Glenn H. Ullom Lodge No 108 - C l i f f Bailey; Thomas C. Heavisides Lodge No 109 - Sophus Jensen; Gerald Moore; David L. Price Lodge No 110 - Hark E. Bogner; Sonny G. Cobble; Leonard Hinkley; William F. King; Lawrence H. Mossman Lodge No 111 - Jessie M. Leard Lodge No 112 - Oran L. H i g h f i l l ; Thomas J . Pell Lodge No 113 - Curtis D. Anderson; Melvin C. Cool; E. Raymond Gelvin; Marvin C. McDaniel; 0. Milton Sorem Lodge No 114 - Harry Gorman; Benjamin E. Minturn Lodge No 115 - Edgar H. Bybee; Robert D. Kegerries Lodge No 116 - Hubert J . Beyer Lodge No 117 - Waldo E. Austin; John R. B i c k n e l l ; William A. Deforest; Donald G. Diediker; William S. Fouts; John A. Fray; Carl C. Jensen; Guy F. McKay; Raymond H. Stevens; Lodge No 119 - Elmer R. Ausemus; Bruce M. Buck; Lawrence D. Tharp Lodge No 121 - Richard J. G i l b e r t ; Max L. Jones; Howard Poston; Augustus J. Reed; Charles Sandberg, Jr.
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Lodge No. 123 - Harold C. Swartz Lodge No. 125 - Damon C. Leach; Jesse L. Wright Lodge No. 126 - Richard D. Henderson; Charles D. Lord Lodge No. 129 - Art B. Beardsley; Glenn P. Bramwell; Ira H. Francis; Thorn L. Logan; CI el don D. Snook Lodge No. 131 - Ben V. Millard; Ben Vermillion Lodge No. 132 - Fredrick T. Cook; Marshall M. Milton Lodge No. 133 - Willard A. Begwin; Elvart B. Brewer; Joseph H. Chenoweth; Frederick J. Fairchild, Jr.; Ralph William Fouts; Wayne E. Garrett; Guy Hanmond; Harry D. Hoyle; Charles R. Lusk; Norman G. Mason; Neil F. Rahn; James T. Reeder Lodge No. 134 - Donald P. Carpenter; Harold B. Holtz; Ernest W. Larson; Hardy P. Robbins; Myron E. Stay; James N. Strieby Lodge No. 135 - Max S. Bowers; Tony A. Hunter; John L. Miller Lodge No. 136 - Wyley J. Dennis; Enoch B. Ferrell; Charles E. Fesler; Thomas E. McKinney; Riley 0. Robbins; Lloyd R. Short; Earl M. Wise Lodge No. 137 - Amos G. Asmussen; Howard E. Gill; C. C. Hougland Lodge No. 140 - Guy W. Coberly; Ralph H. Cooley; Dale C. Douglas; Edwin D. Green; Frank S. Hodge; Vernon W. Long; Warren C. McFarland; Jack E. Negy; Ralph H. 0'Bryan; Stanley R. Snook Lodge No. 141 - Edgar C. Clover; Rex E. Doty; Nat Leo; Harry 0. Phippen; Dean L. Romine Lodge No. 142 - James L. Atkins; Dallas G. Bolen; Buel H. Canady; Edward C. Gilchrist; John A. Grove; Ernest H. Guinn; George D. Hanna; Russell R. Harrison; Charles E. Hayberry, Jr.; Ival C. HcGee; John W. Melson; Richard E. Sowers Lodge No. 144 - Benjamin W. Depew; Argie G. Loman; Leonard G. Steiner Lodge No. 145 - Cornelius A. Fuller; Charles B. Holbrook; Charles W. Lummis; Eugene H. Niewald Lodge No. 146 - Robert D. Allan; Alex W. Besthorn; Dallas E. Boeken; Harry C. Bornschein; Harry J. Donart; Alfred H. Dula; Edward Hochman; Peter J. Larsen; John J. Pressney, Jr.; Louis E. Stehno; William F. Warren; Otis E. Yager Lodge No. 147 - Earl A. Bartlett; Albert Ehrlich; Ralph Gard; Frank A. Hagans; Carroll W. Herbert; Ross H. Mathias; George L. Remmers Lodge No. 148 - Richard E. Barnes; Schuyler W. Gibson; LaVerne Hillman; Emil J. Horak; Jack Level; Keith E. Zeman Lodge No. 149 - Frank W. Austin Lodge No. 150 - Joseph F. Barker; John W. Beshirs; Wademan A. Brandt; Orville L. Glick; Leslie C. Hamilton; Clyde H. Hendrickson; Delbert H. Holdaway; Elmer E. Hull; Lewis L. Stoelzing Lodge No. 151 - Walter H. Morris; Lloyd A. Smith Lodge No. 152 - Dan C. Evans; Harry C. Long
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Lodge No. 153 - Gerald W. Bryant; John J. Curran, J r . ; C y r i l J . Dauner; Carlos H. Davis; Stanley N. E l l i s ; J u l i a n Gonzale?; Clinton R. Hobbs, W i l l i a m R. Hovey. S r . ; Robert C. Husel ; Deane L. Jorgensen; Stanley E. K i r k e ; Elmer L. L i n d q u i s t ; Theodore I . L i n d q u i s t ; Richard S. Lockton; Jack M. Love; Joseph W. Mock; Sidney Newburger, J r . ; Edwin L. Ninemires; Harold B. Overton; Cleo C. Smith; Charles C. S t u a r t ; Joe W. Twyman; F r a n k l i n T. WiUoughby Lodge No. 154 - Calvin B. B l a i r ; Henry Choate; Lewis W. Skinner; Arthur S. Zent Lodge No. 155 - Jesse W. Barger; Glenn W. Jordan; Harold R. Lawman, Forest H. Olsen; Clem L. Portenier Lodge No. 156 - Raymond E. B a r t l e t t ; Charles G i r o d ; Floyd W. P r i c e ; Morton G. Shrader Lodge No. 157 - Floyd Richardson Lodge No. 158 - Carl F. Frischenmeyer; W i l l i a m S. H e f f e l f i n g e r ; Thomas P. Hines; George E. Richards; Edgar L. Simpson; Donald W. Thayer; Courtney S. Turner Lodge No. 160 - Elmer H. Boland; Fred C. Cady; Leo S. Garrison; Donald 0. Gregory; Joseph W. Hahn; John F. Schreiber; David K. Trine
Lodge No. 161 - George E. Home; Glen V. Laverty Lodge No. 162 - F r e d r i c k H. Althouse; Winston Douglas; Leigh M i l l s ; C l i f f o r d R. Spring Lodge No. 163 - Samuel R. Palmer; Duane R. Pennington Lodge No. 164 - A l b e r t R. Bearley; Lawrence E. Chambers; Bernard B. Cloe; Everett J . Eaton; Charles H. Evans; Loren F l e c k e n s t e i n ; Owen F. Hoiiimon;Dean W HacFee; Francis Obert; Harold C. Schoenberger; A l b e r t P Zwickle Lodge No. 165 - Joseph R. Adams; Anan K. White Lodge No. 166 - Arthur J . Peter; A l b e r t H. Roepke Lodge No. 167 - James S. Brown, J r . ; Carl E. Caddick; Loren McMannama Lodge No. 168 - Roy D. Alspaw; Robert J . Boyd; Harry W. Clark; Arthur H.Duncan; A l g i e H a l l ; Thomas J . H i l l i g ; Byron D. Jacques; John E. M a r t i n ; Donald G. Odle; Harold R. Roach; Harry H. Walker; William V. Ward; V i c t o r L. Wright Lodge No. 169 - Milan E. Brokenicky; James F. Davenport; John W. Holgerson; Harry L. Moore; Venton R. Osborne; Jack 0. Stanton; Floyd J . S t r y k e r ; John W. Thompson;Charles H. Wagoner Lodge No. 171 - John J . Asbury; S i l a s C. Bennett; Herl E. Deming; Donald B. Gilmore; John M. Gordon; Harry J Warren Lodge No. 172 - L a r r y D. Bottoms; Darrel W. C l a r k ; Clark Colburn; Merlin F. Decker; Leo E. Goss; Clemmie R. Green; Joseph E. Jones; Harry Lane; Edwin W. Matson; Joe R i c h ; Warren W. Wood Lodge No. 173 - Joseph E. Walton; Roy Lee White Lodge No. 174 - George H. Howard; Leo N. M a r t e l l ; Elbert C. Mathes; Donald W. O v e r m i l l e r ; Donald R. P i t t s ; Jesse A. Smith Lodge No. 176 - Donald D. Bramwell; Lloyd W. Koerber Lodge No. 177 - Donald D. Becker; Duane A. G a r r e t t ; William J. Heard; Albert G. Ostroui; Edwin A. Spencer; Lyle W. Stambaugh; Evan A. Whitted Lodge No. 179 - Percy D. B u r t ; Giles M. Elmnre; Lawrence K. Feldman; John W.Goldschmidf; H a r r i s W. Jenkins; Merlyn P. Parker; Eugene 0, Quisenberry; Warren D. Reazin; Lester J . Smith
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Lodge No. 181 - Wayne G. Heanyj Lester A. Smith Lodge No. 184 - Florian D. Andrews, Guy A. Innes, George E. Johnson; Gerald A. Newell; Hugh P. Starr Lodge No. 186 - Oscar F. Lohoefener; Russell F. West Lodge No. 187. - Louis F. Abert; Oral C. Carney; Melvin H. Debusk; James C. Evans; Joseph W. Farley; William E. Helton; Vernon A. Hoggatt; E. Ray Lampton; Ralph Longstaff; Charles S. Mobley; Elmer C. Ports; Straude E. Renick; Robert A. Saar; Floyd Schooley; John T. Seal; Lehman H. Shively; Pete Spineto; Joe R. Standlee; John A. Weaver Lodge No. 188 - Avery G. Eddy; Charles S. Fleckenstein: Walter L. Kuehl; Charles A. Myers; Paul C. Venneberg Lodge No. 189 - William H. Bigge; Francis H. Eshler; David H. Oyer Lodge No. 190 - Foster Laming Lodge No
191 - Harold E. Durst; Rollie E. Foster; John E. Schroyer; John M. Slagle
Lodge No. 192 - Jess E. Adams; Nathan C. Allen, Harold F. Fraser; Glenn R. Fuqua; William H. Link; Alfred C. Reynolds Lodge No. 193 - Med ford H. Logsdon Lodge No. 194 - Jacob V. Dorman; Jimmie G. Embrey; Dan H, Martin Lodge No. 195 - Andrew H. Darby; Conrad W. Hurst; Carl L. Kobler, Jr. Gustav J. Michaelis; Hugh G. Stark; Marshall J. Winkler Lodge No. 196 - Joseph H. Harris; Ralph L. Osmundson; Dale L. Ott; Freddie A. Pees; Eugene P. Rigg; William H. Smith Terrel C. Trotter; Carl W. Wasson; Mack M. Webb; Cecil C. Wright Lodge No. 198 - Donovan C. Wilson Lodge No. 199 - Oliver L. Colony; John J. Griffith; Lester W. Land; Vernon R. Lee Lodge No. 200 - Charles Bobek; Walter J. Butz; A. Leroy Griesinger; Elmer J. Krivy; Kenneth G. McGovney; Garrett Williams Lodge No. 201 - Robert F. Fletcher; Frank M. Lewallen; Lester S. West Lodge No. 203 - Edwin L. Garver; Vernon 0. Hock; Louis C, Knowles; Harry W. Moul; Merle A. Sanders; Earl M. Thorpe Lodge No. 204 - Herbert H. Glidden; Elmer E. Scott Lodge No. 206 - Harry L. Minor; Harold E. Moon,Wright
H. Myers; Virgil F. Scott
Lodge No. 210 - Roy A. Abbey; Harold H. Coleman; Ray J. Ruble Lodge No. 212 - Robert J. Kelley Lodge No. 214 - Lyle R. Haskins; Frank 0. Pearson Lodge No. 215 - Fredric H. Pabst; Harry M. Watkins Lodge No. 216 - Earl A. Bailey Lodge No. 217 - George H. Buckbee, Frank A. Gruver; Jim R. Ramsey; Leon Sanders; Robert V. Stevens; Lloyd H. Walters, Jr. Lodge No. 219 - Wayne J. Lundstrom Lodge No. 220 - Wayne 0. Ingraham; Clayton Shedivetz
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Lodge No. 221 - Glenn H. Currie; Guy E. French; Ralph G. Moe; Lloyd M. Nelson Lodge No. 222 - Joseph A. Carrier; Creed Dodson; Donald M. Gwinner; Mortimer A. Hawk; Theodore F. Hobble; Elby 0. Lollar; Earnest C. Main; Henri A. Robbins; Darrell M. Staggs; Howard C. Wortnington Lodge No. 223 - Emmett E. Gray; John H. Jack; Robert D. McGavran; Harold J. Pendergrass; Loy S. Quimby; James W. Weaver Lodge No. 224 - John W. Hull; Charles F. Price; Fred E. Young Lodge No. 225 - Dewey 0. Booty; Silas J. Cooper; John C. Dyal; Louis H. Eversole; Virgil C. Followell; Merle J. Holbrook; Glenn D. Hussey; Edward C. Nash; William G. Roberts, Jr.; Harold R. Schroeder; James R. Shimer; George W. Snyder, Jr. Lodge No. 230 - James B. Donley; Harry 0. Hubbard; Orville G. Shubert Lodge No. 233 - Carroll C. Cranston Lodge No. 234 - Claus H. Klint Lodge No. 236 - Ray H. Gray; Eugene E. Hopkins; Christopher C. Martin; Harry A. Martin; Charles J. Newman; William B. Rhynas; George D. Stanton; Willis A White Lodge No. 237 - John B. Manna; Robert M. Harris; Alferd J. Lanfear; Delbert E. White Lodge No. 238 - Vere Grimsman; Galen H. Hill; Charles F. HcEachern; Grin H. Rising; Donovan S. Swank Lodge No. 241 - Ray L. Getcheii; Robert L. Grems; Charles A. Harbaugh; Billy Winkelman Lodge No. 242 - John Arthurs Lodge No. 243 - Charence A. Karns; Edgar E. Palmer;Everett J.Rees; Elmer M. Riggs; Gerald E. White Lodge No. 244 - James C. Bump Lodge No. 246 - George H. Anderson; Robert E. Banman; Earl E. Dougherty; Oliver K. Lewis; Alvln T. Walker Lodge No. 247 - Wallace R. Haxton; Jesse F. Hughes; Roy D. Milsap Lodge No. 248 - James B. Crump Lodge No. 250 - Reece V. Hefford Lodge No. 252 - Lynn A. Bungee; Gustus E. Curtis; Everett W. Elmore, Jr. Carney L. Mayes; Cecil L. McFadden; Kenneth W. Morris; Elburn R. Smith; Frank L. Steele; Lemoyne A. Withroder Lodge No. 253 - William W. Crownover; Ralph M. Eaton; Joseph W. Morgan Lodge No. 254 - Jerry D. Anderson; Vernon A. Harding; Robert John; Cecil A. Jordan; Wayne H. Lutz; Orville G. McAllister; Calvert C. McCandless Lodge No. 256 - Orville R. Carey; David Osborn Lodge No. 257 - Benjamin H. Day; Sherman R. Godlove; William B. Hart; Erwin Scott Lodge No. 258 - Raymond S. Northcutt Lodge No. 259 - Frederick W. Hadorn; Arthur William Wanklyn Lodge No. 261 - Code Bailey; William Ball; James W. Clarkson; Thomas W. Coonrod; Elmer M. Croft; Leonard A. Garrett; Pete Vessadini Lodge No. 262 - Leonard R. Grigsby; J. Dayle Rickard
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Lodge No. 264 - Fred Barber Lodge No. 265 - Ronald W. Bales; Robert M. Bell; Homer P. Jorns; Hervy G. Kelley; John H. McGuire; Herman 0. Miller; Orlow L. Stalcup; Fred L. Stephenson Lodge No. 266 - Warren W. Beese; Eugene W. Stillings; Alfred R. Wells Lodge No. 267 - Mort Tomlin Lodge No. 268 - Stanley J. Trimble Lodge No. 271 - Emanuel A. Carlson; Vernon E. Conroy; Harold L. Echternacht; William Folsom; Ronald H. Little; Charles L. Simmons, Jr.; Charles C. Taylor; Thomas L. Wilson; Carl W, Winfrey; Lawrence H. Wingett Lodge No. 272 - Harry Butcher; Aldred J. Chrisman; Kelly E. Crockett; Alva R. Dawson,Sr; Lorien E. Hays; William G. Howerton; Harold T. Hutchings; Harry L. Moberly; Floyd W. Morris; Ernest G. Spaulding; Charles R. Strandt; Malvin C. Wax; Robert B. Young, Jr. Lodge No. 273 - Joseph G. Bell; Gilbert F. Dunn: Gustava A. Leichhardt, Sr. Lodge No. 274 - Clarence E. Fromong; Freeman L. Kapple Lodge No. 275 - Clark Bird; John K. Brewster; William M. Vanderpool Lodge No. 277 - Roy E. Vallentine Lodge No. 278 - Bill E. Ballard; Stanley F. Edwards; William E. Henry; Paul Holmstrom; Dale C. Lieurance; 0. Davis Lovette; Mac E. Rogers; Ralph F. Williams Lodge No. 279 - Daniel S. Bathurst; Dueward E. Finkenbinder; Raymond J. Tillotson Lodge No. 280 - Robert Acker; Albert N. Dewitt; Allison D. Hassler; Peter L. Phillippi Lodge No. 281 - Everett Kohart; Frank S. Manaugh; Ralph E. Scranton Lodge No. 282 - Lloyd N. Cole Lodge No. 283 - Walter C. Erkie; Charles L. Marshall Lodge No. 284 - Clyde H. Huffman; Virgil M. Storm; Albert R. Wheeler; Clarence L. Williams Lodge No. 285 - Loyd A. Martin Lodge No. 286 - Elmer J. Horttor Lodge No. 289 - Raymond 0. Baird; Howard Brehm; Chester L. Easton; John M. Gingerich; Donald G. Hutton; Floyd E. Schwindt; Forest Stewart Lodge No. 290 - William C. Hutton; Alfred L. Love; Clifford Roberts; Glenn W. Rogers; Harry Walton; William P. Wheeler; Robert G. Wilson Lodge No. 291 - Merton D. Crowl; William H. Edgman; Richard E. Herber Lodge No. 293 - Nathan C. Allen; Harry L. Pratt Lodge No. 294 - Charles E.
Strange, Jr.
Lodge No. 295 - August A. Hetzger
Donald J. Overocker, Jr.
Lodge No. 298 - C. Joe Kejr; John H. Kuck Lodge No. 299 - Charles H. Barrett; James F. Burling; Arnold A. Linscheid; Jacob N. McMichael; Harvey L. Prickett; Lloyd W, Roberts; Spencer L. Stockwell; Harvey Ulmer; William L. VanZandt; Merle W. Young
Procecding.s of the
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Preston W. Axthelm; Jake H. C a r t e r ; Earl J . H i s l e ; C l i f f o r d R. Horn; I r a Lynn Jones; James C. Kemper; Paul L. Matkin; Lewis W. Morrow
Lodge No. 302
M i t c h e l l S. Graham; Harold M. Moss
Lodge No. 303
Robert Aaby; Emery 0. A l l e n ; G i l b e r t W. Amos; Jake Anglemyer; Robert E. Armstrong; A r t A t h e r t o n ; Milburn T. Barnes; Ralph A. Baum, Otto A. Blehm; William C. Boyle; John F. Brown; Donald R. B u r n e t t ; Roy A. Buxton; Dwight L. Campbell; Fred A. C a r t e r ; Rolla R. Castor; Elmer 0. Coldsnow; Eldo Cole; W i l l i a m B. Coons; George B. C o t t s ; W. Dale C r i t s e r ; C y r i l B. Crossette; Elmer S. Cruse; Clyde M. Damron;Marion A. Davidson; Harry E. Doyle; Harold Dumler; C l i f t o n W. Dunaway; Lawrence G. Dunn; Maurice J. Edwards; W i l l i a m C. E l l i n g t o n ; Clarence A. Evans; Glenn D. E v e r e t t ; Edgar M. F e i n ; P h i l i p J . Forbes; A r l i s s C. Freeman; Louis G. Gangloff; Barty C. Geiger; Monte K. Gentry; Dale F. G i l b r e a t h ; Warren A. G i l e s ; Walter Gomez; A l f o r d R. Gourley; Vernon A. Groth; Steve L. G u t h r i e ; Harlin E. Haley; Eldridge M. H a r v e l l ; Ruford L. Haynes; Gerald J Henderson; Robert L. H i g g i n s ; Waldo R. H i l l s ; Theodore R. H i l l y e r ; Robert E. Hinkley; Donald D. Hobbs; Herbert W. Hobson; Richard R. Horner; G i l b e r t E. Houchin; Kenneth P. Hughes; George W. H u l l ; John R. Huston; Vernon V. H u t t o ; Ray E. I v y , J r . ; W. Jean Lacoss; Claude A. Langford; Carl D. Lansford; Preston L. L e s l i e ; Fredrick W. Lewis; Oral D. L i c k l i d e r ; Eugene E. Lofgren; Earl C. M a r t i n ; James L. McClure; Roscoe G McDaniel; Kenneth P. McLaughlin; John H. M i t c h e l l ; Joseph E. Moddrell; Walter H. Mooney; Paul M. Morton; Harold R. Hoye; Elias Najim; Newman C Nash; Ray A. Nelson; Benjamin H. Parker; Clarence L. Parker; Vernon V Pursley; Francis M. Raymond; Lorren W. Reel; Edward C. Reimers; Frederic W. Rhoades; Roy R. R i c e ; Edgar D. Roark; Leonard H. S c h o t t ; James R. See; Richard L. S h a c k l e t t ; M i l f o r d V. Shipley; Lewis A. Shore; Roscoe L. Shreck; Don C. S i l v e r t h o r n e ; Charles H. Smith; Walter J . Smith; George V. Stoner; Andrew H. Stoskopf; W. Robert S u l l i v a n ; Robert W. Tennery; George U. Tucker; M i l t o n Burr Turney; Erton R. Vaughan; Edward A. Vickers; Henry R. Wade, J r . ; Ernest L. Ward; Roy A. W a r r e l l ; C l a i r P. Williams; Charles P. Winn; David E. W i n t e r ; Charles A. Wood; Paul C. Yankey, J r .
Lodge No. 306 - Owen Dragt; Edwin L. Golden; Francis E. Hess; Carrol W. H u i t t ; Melvin C. H u l l e t ; Wesley E. Knowles; Roy A. L i v i n g s t o n ; Sam W. Lowe; Cecil K. Murray; James M. Secrest; Erwin A. Stepper; Gerald C. Stover; Harold E. Upchurch; W i l l i a m J . Watt Lodge No. 307 - Donald J . Lacey; Paul B. McDonald; Eric E. Peterson; Harry E. Peterson; A l f r e d S c h e l l ; W i l l i a m B. S k e l t o n ; Paul J . Smith; David L. Thomas Lodge No. 309 - B i l l y E. Obrate; W i l l i s A. S a l t e r ; Eugene G. Schmidt Lodge No. 310 - John F. Skelton Lodge No. 311 - David Broom; Laverne W. G r a f f ; Ronald F. Johnson; Jesse C. K e l l e y ; Earl L. Van N. Sexton; Leo T. Stoneking; Charles L. W i r t h ; Preston W. Wyand Lodge No. 312 - Thomas L. Baskett; RoUand R. Jacquart; Donald R. Marine Lodge No. 313 -
Elmer C. Richards
Lodge No. 314 - George R. Brown; Roy G. Dressier; Glenn E. Shoup; George G. Wheeler Lodge No. 315 - Vernie D. Elder; Otho P. Lamb, J r . Harry C. Manson Lodge No. 318 - Abraham M. T i d b a l l Lodge No. 319 - George E. A l l e n d e r ; Walter R. B l a n t o n ; Wesley A. F u l l e r , Harvey B. Hamilton Lodge No. 321 - Lewis L. Clark; Maxwell A. J e w e l l ; Robert J . M i l l e r ; Doris E. Snden
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Lodge No. 322 - Walter C. Johnson; Albert D. Krebs; Haruey L. Lloyd; Thurman F. Long; Lemuel C. Maddox; Lewis Matney; John Maxim, Jr.; Ernest G. Neighbor; Ralph N. Reeves; Charles R. Smith; Harold P. Wildman Lodge No. 323 - Sidney H. BarnhiU Lodge No. 324 - Chester A. Brown; Robert B. Cowan; Charles J- Harbison; Paul A. Lamb; Glenn H. Moore; Robert L. Vaughan Lodge No. 326 - Frank M. Davis; Park Hatch; Ivan A. King Lodge No. 327 - Guy E. Mann; Jeff Williams Lodge No. 330 - Fay Lacquement, Jr. Lodge No. 331 - Everett Chase; William S. Farr; Dave Galyardt, Jr.; Harry 0 Martin; Dean E. Willson; Walter H. Winters Lodge No. 333' - Jesse L. Cox; Bernard A. Fitzpatrick; Emmett H. Herman; Chester A. Hibbert; Leonard B. Higgins; Robert H. Margrave; Rodney E. Rose; William E. Scott; Basil A. Smith; Don C. Williams, Jr.; Louis E. Yulich, Sr. Lodge No. 334 - Lawrence M. Cooney; Clarence E. Mack Lodge No. 335 - Roy L. HcKinley Lodge No. 336 - Theron Balch Lodge No, 338 - William R. Brown Lodge No, 339 - Earl E. Herron Lodge No. 340 - Eunice V. Morris; James A. Parker; John W. Rupp Lodge No. 341 - Glenn E. Burnett; Morrill E. McBrattney; William H, Polhamus; David H. Saunders Lodge No. 344 - Francis I. Davis; Harold Goble; Virgil R. Kendall Lodge No. 345 - Luther E. Dewlen; Eldon M. Packard; Robert L. Shufelt Lodge No. 347 - John I. Nichols Lodge No. 348 - Leo P. Shellenberger Lodge No. 349 - John Luehring Lodge No. 351 - Homer P. Bennett; Tony Marrello; Columbo Massa; Emil W. Sandeen Lodge No. 352 - Howard Gibson; Everett C. Jordan Lodge No. 355 - Forrest L. Brown Lodge No. 357 - William W. Dutton; George H. Johnson; Harry B. Little Lodge No. 359 - Ralph W. Cromwell; Sam A. Whit.mer Lodge No. 360 - Earl L. Tacha; Lee E. Taylor Lodge No. 361 - Robert E. Gray; Howard D. Speer Lodge No. 362 - Earle E. Hanel; William H. Schneberger Lodge No. 364 - Steven J. Ballew; James P.- Coffman; James C. Fitzgerald; Charles Frazee, Jr.; James A. Highrower; Charles M. Reece; Alvin 0. Rutschman; John Williams Lodge No. 365 - Willis H. Albertsen; William R. Austin; Roger L. Harter; Robert L. Simers; Paul N. Smith; Arden L. Whitney
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Lodge No. 366 - George D. Dingey; Luther V. H a l l ; Jack Walls; Robert B. York Lodge No. 367 - Loren C. Northcutt Lodge No. 369 - Bennie F. Boysen; A l v i n 0. Brewer; John R. Converse; William L. Dixon, S r . ; Arvid P. Hildebrandt; I r a A. Johnson; Albert C. Kenneda; P h i l l i p R. Krummel; Milton G. L i n d e l o f ; George L. P r i e s t l e y ; James A. Robinson; John E. S p r i e s t e r ; Neal Van Dorn; Owen Welburn, J r . ; Leonard R. Whitmire Lodge No. 371 - Edward J. Wylie Lodge No. 372 - Kenneth Reaser Lodge No. 374 - Henry W. Shafer Lodge No. 376 - Marion A. McKeever; William F. Teer Lodge No. 379 - Bryan L. Canty; Guy A. McKinsey Lodge No. 382 - Robert L. Gatewood; Lee H. Meier Lodge No. 384 - Lane M. Myers; William W. Riner Lodge No. 385 - Don R. Coulter; A]ec H. S t r a t t o n ; John H. Tudhope. G. Paul VanValkenburgh Lodge No. 388 - W i l l a r d C. Dortch; Theodore V. Stewart Lodge No. 390 - Floyd W. Clark; Oscar W. Rush; Harold E. Wurst Lodge No. 393 - Shelby F. Cambell; John E. Putt; Harry A. Oldweiler; Percy K Townsend Lodge No. 395 - Jay Lammon Lodge No. 396 - C l i f f o r d H. F y e l l i n g ; H. Eldon Walker Lodge No. 397 - Herbert H. Bishop; Herbert W. Brennecke; Earl F. Broadbent; Roy E. C o l l i n s ; Lorin H. Davis; Archie V. Johnson; Elbert W. Larson; Oscar R. Larson; Arvid Olson; Theodore T. Swenson Lodge No. 401 - Richard J . Abraham; Lee I . H a l l ; William E. Schooling Lodge No. 402 - Charles E. Johnson; Victor R. P e t t y , J r . Lodge No. 403 - William S. Dunlap, J r . ; Charles E. Evans; Walter L. Loomis; I r v i n g J . Wiles Lodge No. 404 - Howard A. Bear; Lyle E. M i l l e r ; Lawrence L. Trumbull Lodge No. 406 - Owen Anderson; Grant A. B u r d i t t ; Ross E. Flummerfelt; H. Earl Hutton; Jack V. Lamont; Harry C. Leonard; Cecil E. Lynch; Jackie L. Padgett; Wakley F. Ramey Lodge No. 408 - James C. A l l a n ; Frank Debelak Lodge No. 410 - Charles K. Archer Lodge No. 411 - Leonard R. Andrews; Harold L. Smith Lodge No. 413 - Amzy A. Hull Lodge No. 415 - Carl A. Duncan; Calvin E. Schafer; Robert L. Schlegel; James C. Wright Lodge No. 417 - Stanley U. Biggs; Verle L. BiUenwiUms; Lodge No. 420 - Calvin R. Roberts Lodge No. 423 - Raymond M. Eberly
EdguinG. Rehm; Harvey A. Young
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Lodge No. 424 - Carvin N. McDermed Lodge No. 429 - Hunson G. Bertino Lodge No. 430 - Robert L. Utterback Lodge No. 431 - William L. Dufford; William V. McConnell; Reginald G. Middleswart Lodge No. 433 - Ellis D. Adams; F. Leon Alley; Vernon S. Anderson; Joe M. Bentson; Vernon L. Bosley; Louis C. Bradford; James R. Campbell; John F. Estep; Glenn R. Fillmore; Robert F. Fuhlhage; Brenon M. Fulbright; Roy D Gatewood; Hilton J. Gauthier; William I. Gettle; Carl I Gilbreath; Charles W. Golightly; Walter M. Kimberlin; William R. Langius; Irvin F. Layton; Willard H. Leatherbury; Henry B. Lightenburger; Arthur R. Marshall; Lewis T. McDonald; Cecil I. Nelson; John A. Oakes; John I. Paugh; Iris E. Pendleton; Leland E. Perdew; Charles F. Price; William P. Ragland; George S. Shrewsbury; Theron I. Slothower; Francis C. Tillman; Jesse H. Tindall; William 0. Wright, Jr.; Henry A. Young; Nolan F. Young Lodge No. 435 - Franklin E. Daniels; James R. Hickok; Harry 0. Hubbard; Fred M Sweazy Lodge No. 436 - Lorenzo W. Bateman; Jefferson B. Burdick; Robert E. Campbell; Earl 0 Cunningham; Clarence F. Hansen; Robert A. Jolliff; Edward G. Keefe; John D. McKee; Philip Oldberg; Walton K. Reeves; Russell B. Reynolds, Jr.; Harold M. Shoup; George E. Thomas; James 0. Wallace; Douglas G. Yoakum Lodge No. 437 - Francis B. Nelson Lodge No. 438 - Walter F. Fields; Walter a Haugh; Francis H. Keller; Leonard D. Kelly; Glenn H. McDaniel; Richard A. Nitschke; Farris A. Taylor; Raymond L. Wilson Lodge No. 441 - Glenn R. Bowden; Ralph G. Long; John S. Wartman Lodge No. 444 - Clyde Westhoff Lodge No. 445 - Harold A. Beyer; Gerald M. Carter; Walter E. Graham; Charles Kottal; Leslie R. Martin; Harold A. Painter, Jr.; J. Murry Solida; Melvin L. Sumner; William 0. Wood Lodge No. 446 - Merle S. Hoover Lodge No. 449 - Walter E. Triplett Lodge No. 450 - Earl C. Peoples, Sr.; William P. Ragland; Floran A. Rodgers
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DEATHS OTHER GRAND JURISDICTIONS Alabama Penson Rabon Graham, PGM, Past Grand Secretary, November 12, 1986 Joseph Spangler S o u t h a l l , S r . , PGM, August 1 1 , 1986 B r i t i s h Columbia Alexander Stephen M i t c h e l l . PGM, August 18. 1986 Colorado Samuel Herman, PGM, April 30, 1986 Thomas Harvey Cox, PGM. May 19. 1986 Florida Ernest W i l l i e Campbell, PGM, December 29, 1986 Georgia John A l l e n Dunaway, 5r. . PGM, October 18, 1986 Harvey C l i f t o n Stephens, PGM, December 28, 1986 Germany Hans Werner Schneider. PGM, June 29, 1986 Willi Schulz, PGM, March 24, 1986 Maine Aubrey Lemont Burbank, PGM, August 12, 1986 Manitoba Joseph M. Lyons, PGM, December 22, 1986 Massachusetts Thomas Arnold Booth, PGM, March 24, 1986 Michigan RoBert E. Lake. PGM, March 15. 1986 Mississippi Grady Heathman Barnhill, PGM, November 2, 1986 Nevada Laurence E. Gafney, PGM, August 18, 1986 Ohio John William Barkley, PGM, September 27, 1986 Charles Baughman Moody, PGM, Grand Treasurer, April 14, 1986 Queensland R. E. Minett South Carolina James Dewey Penley. Jr., PGM, July 30, 1986 John Irving Smith, PGM, August 19, 1986 South Dakota Robert E. Radeke, PGM, September 5, 1986 Tennessee James Peek Buck. Sr. PGM, June 2 1 , 1986 L e s l i e Leon Farmer. PGM, August 10, 1986 Arch Erwin McClanahan.PGM, November 6, 1986 James P h i l i p Quisenberry, PGM, A p r i l 8. 1986 Turkey Sekur Okten. PGM. May 30. 19B6 West V i r g i n i a C l i n t o n Wolfe S t a l l a r d . S r . . PGM. February 4 . 1986
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SVNOI'SIS OF RETURNS OF LOIXIES December 3 1 , 1986 INCREASE
1^(1 p.?. < Number niid 1l.ocatlon
1. 2. 3. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 49. 50. 51. 52. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68.
Highland Leavenworth Kansas City Atchison Lawrence Junction City Fort Scott Lawrence Leavenworth Jewell Emporia Oskaloosa Great Bend Manhattan Topeka Ottawa Olathe Circleville Helvern Baldwin Osawatomie Oketo Longton Leroy Hapleton Humboldt Towanda Doniphan Auburn Mound City Shawnee Hiawatha Council Grove Paola lola Seneca DeSoto Pomona Hoi ton Nickerson Garnett Easton Hal stead Xenia Lansing Silver Lake Topeka St. Marys Shawnee Troy Spring Hill Wichita McCracken Salina Lacygne Overbrook Oswego Wathena Gardner Burlington Frankfort Leavenworth
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109 71 959 85 331 476 405 279 218 84 552 77 435 331 683 387 277 72 67 108 169 25 37 100 45 88 183 43 78 99 75 352 145 121 186 92 132 45 150 94 139 39 107 38 110 84 855 70 362 78 111 203 63 920 125 97 73 117 176 168 84 116
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SYNOPSIS OF RETURNS OF LODUES December 31, 19B6
69. 70. 71. 72. 73. 74. 75. 76. 77. 79. 80. 83. 84. 85. 86. 87. 88. 89. 90. 91. 92. 93. 94. 95. 96. 97. 98. 99. 100. 101. 102. 103. 104. 105. 106. 107. 108. 109. 110. 111. 112. 113. 114. 115. 116. 117. 119. 121. 122. 123. 124. 125. 126. 127. 129. 130. 131. 132. 133. 134. 135. 136.
Altamont Carbondale Baxter Springs Huron Chetopa Augusta Wamego Erie Medicine Lodge Burlingame Cottonwood Falls Eudora Winchester Waterville Wichita Mankato Pleasanton Centralia Topeka Marysville Devon Girard Neodesha Fredonia Kansas City El Dorado Abilene Wichita Columbus Lyndon Coffeyville Chanute Washington Solomon Eureka Independence Garland* Americus Winfield Rossville Haysville Concordia Florence Uniontown Muscotah Parsons Cherokee Toronto Clifton Republic Hutchinson Cawker City Elk Falls Edgerton Belleville Netawaka Fontana Elk City Arkansas City Clay Center Lenexa Sedan
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Hi',MHERS
DECREASE
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Loilp.e Number niKl Location
137. 138. 140. 141. 142. 143. 144. 145. 146. 147. 148. 149. 150. 151. 152. 153. 154. 155. 156. 158. 160. 161. 162. 163. 164. 165. 166. 167. 168. 169. 171. 172. 173. 174. 176. 177. 179. 181. 183. 184. 186. 187. 188. 189. 190. 191. 192. 193. 194. 195. 196. 198. 199. 200. 201. 202. 203. 204. 205. 206. 210-
Cherryvale Dover Hutchinson Osage City Newton Minneapolis Yates Center Beloit Ellsworth Marion Wakeeney Thayer Wellington Douglass Lebo Shawnee Mission Lincoln Howard Dexter Atchison Osborne Alma Sabetha Fall River Atwood Oxford Randolph Larned Wichita Blue Rapids Sterling McPherson Belle Plaine Smith Center Clyde Russell Kinsley Lenora Gaylord Phillipsburg Oberlin Pittsburg Onaga Stockton Tonganoxie Ness City Lyons Hartford Galena Hays Madison Lucas Norton
Anthony Hulvane Delphos Caldwell Downs Eskridge Harper Fulton
425 2 64 45 2 22 - 33 - 1 40 1 23 2 6 40 - 43 - 33 2 53 1 1 11 - 1 36 1 34 4 8 28 1 1 5 5 7 43 - 26 1 3 35 - 2 - 54 64 1 1 16 - 24 - 59 - 4 36 - 1 29 - 51 - 38 12 14 18 1 2 44 - 39 15 8 37 3 3 42 - 30 53 4 4 51 1 1 56 - 54 55 - 56 3 9 14 18 19 55 14 5 1 60 1 1 44 - 28 - 10 3 3 53 1 2 27 2 2 53 1 2 56 - 47 3 37 9 10 40 - 36 - 54 1 1 64 - 47 1 8 - -
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121 62 300 72 355 91 119 127 175 121 115 55 303 238 90 870 140 100 90 266 121 69 133 57 179 109 33 176 619 110 92 365 185 159 31 298 101 51 46 142 145 793 84 72 141 88 172 50 141 283 157 88 117 170 377 24 177 59 59 146 55
March
Proceedings of the
174
SYNOPSIS OF RETURNS OF LODUES December 31, 1986
Number and 1cention 211. 212. 214. 215. 216. 217. 219. 220. 221. 222. 223. 224. 225. 229. 230. 233. 234. 236. 237. 238. 241. 242. 243. 244. 245. 246. 247. 248. 250. 252. 253. 254. 256. 257. 258. 259. 261. 262. 264. 265. 266. 267. 268. 269. 271. 272. 273. 274. 275. 277. 278. 279. 280. 281. 282. 283. 284. 285. 286. 288. 289.
Courtland Colony Simpson Rush Center Hiatville Ellinvrood Little River Lewis Scandia Dodge City Leon Williamsburg Topeka Walnut Kingman Burden Axtell Meriden McCune Mt. Hope L i nwood Miltonvale Louisburg Waverly Moran Garden City Chase Tecumseh Whiting Stafford Oakley St. John McLouth Westmoreland Cheney Beattie Mulberry Attica
Logan Pratt Nortonville Moline Bronson Conway Springs Kansas City Kansas City Clearwater Weir Meade Ashland Kiowa Dighton Chapman Hill City Jetmore Cimarron Scott City Argonia Blue Mound Hope Lakin
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MEMBERS
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- 3 - 2 - 4 - 8 - 3 - 19 - 3 10 - 1 - 12 - 5 - 7 - - 7 - 3 - 3 93 - 1 - - 13 - 3 - 2 - 2 - 5 - 4 - 11 - 7 - 1 - 4 - 11 - 16 - 5 - 6 23 - 4 - 3 - 5 - 2 - 1 - 1 - 3
61 71 61 65 83 70 47 76 81 317 146 63 405 43 221 73 29 165 61 150 30 26 113 70 74 242 101 160 28 132 122 97 64 53 143 37 153 96 50 338 30 53 74 88 184 295 263 91 79 71 222 80 61 185 67 44 185 72 76 67 129
1986-87
175
Grand Lodge of Kansas
SYNOPSIS OF RETURNS OF LODGES December 31, 1986
J'
Plainville Bunker Hill Greensburg Glen Elder Coldwater Wilson Arlington Liberal Grainfield Wichita Colby Herington Syracuse Almena Ft. Leavenworth Sublette Wichita Gridley Savonburg Winona Norwich Goodland Kansas City Oneida Cheney LaHarpe Horton Hoyt LaCrosse Hoisington Shawnee Mission Oak Hill Allen Formoso Kincaid Lane Leoti Parker Riley Edna Spivey Hoxie Narka Scammon Tribune Summerfield Cedarvale Wellsville Alta Vista Sylvan Grove Jennings Geneseo Cuba Valley Center Derby Bonner Springs Plains Kansas City Macksville Denison Dwight
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Lodp.tI Number nnd 1 .oca t Jon
290. 291. 293. 294. 295. 298. 299. 300. 302. 303. 306. 307. 309. 310. 311. 312. 313. 314. 315. 318. 319. 321. 322. 323. 324. 325. 326. 327. 330. 331. 333. 334. 335. 336. 338. 339. 340. 341. 344. 345. 347. 348. 349. 351. 352. 354-. 355. 356. 357. 359. 360. 361. 362. 364. 365. 366. 367. 369. 371. 372. 374.
NF.MI1KRS
DECREASE
INCREASE
55 3 1 53 - 50 1 1 54 - 49 - 2 43 - 65 1 1 63 8 3 58 - 38 90 76 57 5 1 32 8 3 62 2 2 56 - 3 7 10 63 1 38 6 6 23 - 12 - 1 58 46 - 59 6 9 5 7 2 17 1 1 25 12 2 2 16 2 2 19 - 1 52 - 42 1 2 5 5 2 30 - 28 42 - 7 - 13 - 60 - 7 - 29 25 1 46 4 2 57 - 41 - 10 3 1 60 - .18 26 - 13 32 1 1 43 - 56 - 44 - 1 41 - 1 33 3 2 37 9 5 4 6 2 63 - 4 1 2 51 - 19 2 1 32 2 1
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183 60 137 71 162 34 142 214 28 4,093
247 187 143 83 509 67 215 84 85 62 127 167 487 43 198 40 71 93 96 179 283 51 72 34 79 60 77 70 71 77 51 64 82 70 60 21 61 71 48 65 75 40 93 301 314 166 75 389 70 53 127
March
Proceedings of the
176
SYNOPSIS OF RETURNS OF LODGES December 31, 198 DECREASE
INCRF.ASli
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Bucklin Buffalo White City Wilsey Protection Topeka Spearville* Natoma Mayetta Saffordville Wakefield Lindsborg Hepler Mullinville Latham Wakarusa Benedict St. Francis Hugoton Anna Haviland Quinter CIimax Ensign Perry Sharon Springs Delia Lecompton Selden Claflin Burdick Goff Minneola Wichita Ulysses Overland Park Enterprise Kansas City Bendena Johnson Stanley Hutchinson Satanta Denton Wichita
61 1 2 24 32 32 49 21 2 1 61 53 1 3 19 1 1 28 30 39 8 50 34 21 24 59 2 4 63 63 50 58 27 61 - 1 15 1 58 1 1 20 14 1 2 57 52 3 3 32 17 - 1 49 3 2 38 15 14 62 5 7 5 31 4 3 3 1 62 6 1 1 45 11 10 63 - 1 1 3 1 38 10 5
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3 2 1 3 1 13
79 58 41 27 80 149 20 68 72 91 94 128 60 75 54 105 83 188 193 128 47 46 42 59 81 62 31 57 36 54 41 55 65 1,814
113 510 81 244 47 75 78 290 73 47 96
1986-87
Grand Lodge of Kansas
177
SYNOPSIS OF RETURNS OF LODGES December 31, 198 DECREASE
MEMBERS
A^
/..^ LodRe Number niid Location
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Consolidations: Dirigo No. 226 with Narka No. 349, April 1, 1986 Apollo No. 297 with Hays No. 195, April 1, 1986 Morland No. 414 with Millbrook No. 281, May 1, 1986 Friendship No. 208 with Mount Hope No. 238, June 2, 1986 Arcadia No. 329 with Mulberry No. 261, June 2, 1986 Elkhart No. 422 with Hugoton No. 406, June 2, 1986 Haven No. 157 with Sumner No. 203, October 31, 1986 Canton No. 197 with McPherson No. 172, October 31, 1986 Turon No. 358 with Cable No. 299, October 31, 1986 Charter Surrendered: Mackey No. 48, December 20, 1985
RECAPITULATION Membership, December 31, 1985 Net Loss, December 31, 1986 Membership, December 31, 1986 Number of Lodges on the Rolls
61,297* 2,084 59,156 352
*Did not reflect adjustments due to surrender of Charter by Mackey No. 48.
Alma
Almena
Altamont
Alta Vista
Americus
Anthony
Argonia
161
310
69
357
109
200
285
Arlington
Arma
Ashland
299
408
277
Arkansas City
Allen
335
*133
LOCATION
Abilene
NO.
*98
Ashland
Arma
Cable
Crescent
Argonia
Anthony
Americus
Alta Vista
Altamont
Naphtali
Alma
Allen
Benevolent
NAME OF LODGE
02-16-1887
02-18-1915
02-15-1888
10-15-1873
02-21-1912
02-17-1881
10-19-1871
03-17-1898
03-18-1920
02-20-1889
10-21-1875
02-06-1925
10-12-1871
CHARTERED
*For l o c a t i o n of Lodge Halls see l a s t page
2nd & 4th Thurs.
2nd Mon.
1st & 3rd Hon.
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Mon.
1st & 3rd Tues.
2nd & 4th Mon.
1st & 3rd Hon.
2nd Tues.
1st & 3rd Tues
1st & 3rd Mon.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Mon. Except Jul-Aug
COMMUNICATIONS
Charles E. Mosshart 67831
Charles McCloud 66762 2008 S. English,Pittsburg
Gene W. Shelton 67514
William A. Ramsey Rt 4, 67005
Archie L. Watts 67004
Roger L. Stark 302 S. Springfield, 67003
Arthur J . T i l s Rt 1 . 66835
Dewey Andres 317 E. Third, Rt 2 Box 52 Alma, 66401
Thomas H. Long, Jr. 707 S. Wabash, 67330
Harvin L. Mendel Rt 1., 67622
Harold F. Lister 66401
James S. Davis 66846 Rt 3 Box 58, Council Grove
Ray H. Klapmeyer 1516 Oak, 67410
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES SECRETARY
Michael A. Freelove 67831
Walter A. Fiorucci Box 449, 66712
Harry C. Burnett Box 191,. 67514
Bobby J. Walker Box 545, 67005
Ron L. Work Box 278, 67004
Alden V. Hajor Box 398, 67003
Norman L. Stephens 105 Pine, 66835
Vernon L. Bolinder Box 193, 66834
j. Harlan Graham Rt. 1 Box 149A, 67330
Billy E. Archibald Rt. 1, 67622
Robert H. Arnold Box 122, 66401
William J. Besack, Sr. 105-2nd St.,Americus, 66835
Joe H. Beckenhauer 1610 Oak, 67410
7
2
3
O n n
Atwood
Auburn
Augusta
Axtell
Baldwin City
164
32
*74
234
*23
Belleville
Beloit
145
Belle Plaine
129
*173
Beattie
Attica
262
259
Atchison
*158
Baxter Springs
Atchison
*5
71
LOCATION
NO.
Mt. Vernon
Belleville
Belle Plaine
Beattie
Baxter
Palmyra
Axtell
Mystic Tie
Auburn
Atwood
R. D. Ely
Active
Washington
NAME OF LODGE
10-15-1873
10-17-1872
01-18-1877
02-18-1886
10-21-1868
10-18-1859
02-19-1885
10-21-1869
10-17-1860
02-20-1895
02-18-1886
10-21-1875
07-14-1855
CHARTERED
1st 8 3rd Mon.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
2nd & 4th Wed.
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Hon.
1st & 3rd Tues
1st & 3rd Hon.
1st & 3rd Tues.
1st Tues.
1st & 3rd Wed. Except Jul-Aug
2nd Hon.
2nd & 4th Mon.
1st & 3rd Hon.
COMMUNICATIONS
Darrell Wilcoxson 401 E. 8th, 67420
Ival J. Stutzman 2330 M. St., 66935
William E. McGinnis Box 868, 67013-0868
Harold Wanklyn Frankfort, 66427
Charles H. Brinkley Box 289 RR # 1, 66713
Joe Shumate 909 Grove, 66006
Lyle A. Steck 703 Guittand, 66403
Grant B. Holderman Rt 1 Box 2115, 67010
Scott Mobley 5207 Ashby In,Topeka,66617
Ray R. Higley 201 N. 6 t h , 67730
C l i f t o n V. Newberry 201 Kiowa, 67009
Albert Wohlgemuth 1605 Kansas, 66002
Michael W. Schaeffer 212 Greentree Rd., 66002
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES SECRETARY
Kim L. Nelson 606 N. Lincoln, 67420
Vernon G. Kalivoda Box 158, 66935
Wilbur P. Barngrover Box 336, 67013-0336
W. Edward Cassidy Box 42, 66406
Steven R. Hartley 1238 Garfield, 66713
Wayne Rollf 27250 W 175th,Gardner,66030
George C. Kenworthy Rt 1 Box 12, 66403
Russell I. Koci 8247 SW 77th, 66402 6.11' Z 3'fC Edward L. Freeman Box 295, 67010
Gene HcCain Box 420, 67730
P. H. Payne Box 382, 67009
Goldwin Hi H e r 121 N. 5 t h , 66002
H. Elvin Jones 617 Mound, 66002
Bonner Springs
Bronson
Bucklin
Buffalo
Bunker Hill
Burden
Burdick
366
268
376
379
291
233
429
Burlington
Blue Rapids
169
66
Blue Mound
286
Burlingame
Benedict
403
79
LOCATION
Bendena
NO.
440
NAME OF LODGE
Burlington
Corinthian
Burdick
Clinton
Beulah
Buffalo
Grandview
Bourbon
Bonner Springs
Blue Rapids
Lotus
Benedict
Bendena
COMMUNICATIONS
2nd & 4th Hon. Except Jul Aug
10-18-1876
10-21-1868
10-21-1869
02-16-1922
02-20-1884
02-15-1888
02-21-1907
02-21-1907
02-18-1886
2nd & 4th Wed.
2nd 8 4th Wed.
2nd & 4th Mon.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Hon.
2nd & 4th lues
02-16-1887
02-17-1904
1st & 3rd Mon.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
02-19-1914
02-26-1925
CHARTERED
SECRETARY
Helvin Stimpert RR. Kingsdown, 67858
Glenn E. Smith Rt 1 Box 35, 66716
Gerald L. Powell 541 S. Blue Grass Dr.
Edwin G. Brychta Rt 1 Box 204, 66411
James A. Johnston Box 126, 66010
Hax Scott Rt 1 Box 3AA, 66714
George D. Clark 66008
Herbert G. Cobb 225 N. 10th, 66839
Alvin H. Granger 105 E. Jackson, 66413
Don Miller 66838
Bradley A. McMinn 67019
Bradley A. Baral 67626
Duane A. Fitch 720 St. Lawrence, 66839
J. E. Darby Box 113, 66413
Charles W. Gutsch Rt 2 Box 10, 66838
James H. Lundy Box 171, 67019
Ralph G. Peck Box 116, 67626
Clyde H. Kile Ralph Winterrowd 914 N Washington,Chanute,66720 Rt 1 Box 52, 66717
Vernon HcColm 502 West Center, 67834
Roy L. Stewart Rt 1, 66716
Henry A. Risk 1325 S. 86th. KC 66111
Phillip C. Osborne 410 W. 5th, 66411
Roy L. Smith, Jr. 66010
Charles W. Lewis Rt 1 Box 220A,Fredonia,66736
Terry D. Wei land 66008
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
66012
Cheney
Cherokee
Cherryvale
258
119
137
Chetopa
Chase
247
73
Chapman
280
Centralia
89
Chanute
Cedar Vale
355
'103
Cawker City
125
Caney
324
Carbondale
Caldwell
203
70
LOCATION
NO.
Chetopa
Cherryvale
Cherokee
Morton
Chase
Antiquity
Cedar
Home
Chautauqua
Cawker City
Carbondale
Caney
Sumner
NAME OF LODGE
10-21-1869
10-15-1873
10-17-1872
02-18-1886
02-19-1885
1st X 3rd Thurs.
2nd & 4th Mon.
1st & 3rd Tues.
1st & 3rd Tues.
1st & 3rd Tues.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
2nd Wed.
10-19-1871
02-24-1927
1st & 2nd Mon.
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
2nd & 4th Wed.
2nd & 4th lues
1st & 3rd Thurs.
COMMUNICATIONS
George W. Huber Rt 1 Box 1, 67336
Forrest Strickland 221 S. Olive, 67335 Lloyd W. Birdsong 701 Clark, 67335 Howard L. Blundell Box 164, 67336
Raymond D. Hough Box 275, 66724 Leonard J. Imhof Box 297, 66724
Dale E. Goldsmith Rt 1 Box 88, Garden Plain,67050
A l f r e d H. Slough Box 6, Raymond, 67573
G i l b e r t T. Aguilera Box 116, 67524 John C. Ayres Rt 1 Box 79, 67025
A. Dean Porter 425 W. 7th, 67431
Oren F. Patterson 1706 S. Highland, 66720
William H. Lewis 66415
Carl A. Steward Rt 1 Box 37, 67024
Clayton L. Coad Box 111, 67430
Ronald L. Shelton Box 112, 66414
William L. Sprague Box 122, 67333
SECRETARY Aubra H. Pierce 116 W. Central, 67022
Robert Parvin 948 Grant, Lot 112 Junction City, 66441
Michael J. Lucke 26 S. Kansas, 66720
Fred 0. Vallier 66415
Mike E. Champlin Rt 1, 67024
Charles D. Bock Box 113, 67430
Jeffrey J. Cross 66537 Rt 1 Box 210AA, Scranton,
Thomas W. Shaw " 212 E. 5th, 67333
Kenneth L. Mardis 514 S. Main, 67022
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
10-20-1870
02-17-1898
10-17-1872
10-22-1874
02-19-1890
02-17-1881
CHARTERED
a. r
Climax
Clyde
411
176
Columbus
Colony
212
nOO
Coldwater
295
Colby
Clifton
122
*306
Clearwater
273
Coffeyville
Clay Center
134
*102
Claflin
Circleville
424
20
LOCATION
Cimarron
NO.
283
NAME OF LODGE
Prudence
O l i v e Branch
Comanche
S t . Thomas
Keystone
P r a i r i e Queen
Climax
Clifton
Unity
Clay Center
Claflin
Circleville
Preston
COMMUNICATIONS
2nd & 4th Tues
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Wed.
2nd & 4th Mon.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
1st & 3rd Mon.
1st & 3rd Tues
10-17-1878
10-19-1871
02-15-1888
02-15-1888
02-22-1883
10-19-1871
2nd & 4th Wed.
1st & 3rd Tues.
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st Thurs.
2nd & 4th Hon.
2nd & 4th Mon.
02-18-1915
02-15-1882
02-18-1887
10-16-1873
02-16-1922
10-17-1886
02-16-1887
CHARTERED
Marvin R. Starkweather 525 S. Minnesota, 66725
Harold T. Reese Box 37, 66015
Box 277, Wilmore, 67155
Charles H. Metzger
Jay D. Black 860 S. G a r f i e l d , 67701
Rt 4 Box 142, 67337
Carl R. Seger
Raymond Hamilton 413 L i n c o l n , 66938
Samraie G. Cross Rt 2 , Eureka, 67045
Gary D. Benteman Rt 1 . 66937
Donald A. F i t c h Box 398, 67026
N. Marion Patton Morganville, 67468
Glenn E. Yager Box 14, 67525
Kenneth K. Wykert 66416
Larry L. Crick Box 368, 67835
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES SECRETARY
Ira W. Ross 102 Sunset Circle, 66725
James D. Dickson Box 53, 66015
N. W. Bransom Box 724, 67029
J. Steven Molstad Box 421, 67701
Alfred L. Lewis Box 267, 67337
Barrel 1 Sharpe Rt. 3, 66938
Harold HcCormack Rt 1, Severy, 67137
Edward C. Slipsager Box 249, 66937
Otis L. Vanderpool 8600 Longlake, Wichita, 67207
George W. Young Box 32, 67432
Marvin A. Gibler Box 423, 67525
Wm. H. Coverdale Rt 1 Box 795, Soldier, 66540
Aubrey V. Hanna, Jr. Box 256, 67835
Courtland
Cuba
Delia
Delphos
Denison
Denton
Derby
DeSoto
Devon
211
362
419
202
372
449
'365
40
92
Devon
DeSoto
Derby
Denton
Denison
Delphos
Delia
Cuba
Courtland
Council Grove
Council Grove
36
Mistletoe
Cottonwood Fall s Zeredatha
Conway Springs
269
NAME OF LODGE
St. John
80
LOCATION
Concordia
NO.
113
02-18-1897
10-20-1863
03-15-1956
02-19-1931
02-15-1905
02-17-1881
02-17-1921
02-21-1900
02-12-1947
10-21-1861
10-22-1869
02-16-1887
10-17-1872
CHARTERED
2nd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Mon.
2nd & 4th Tues.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
1st & 3rd Mon.
1st S 3rd Mon
1st Wed.
1st & 3rd Mon. Except Jul-Aug
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st « 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Mon.
1st & 3rd Hon. Except Jul-Aug
COMMUNICATIONS
Robert D. HcBride Rt 3, Ft. S c o t t , 66701
Robert D. Lacer 1556 S y l v i a , Olathe, 66061
Max A. Sellers Box 225. 67037
Jack D. Dorrell Bendena, 66008
Vernon Clark .66419
Dana R. Hauck 67436
James Booth Rt 1 , 66418
Robert J . Lawson Agenda, 66930
Dan L. Peterson Rt 1 Box 14, 66939
Wayne M. Bluhm City Lake, 66846
James F. Barr Rt. 1 . 66845
Ray Jenkins 67031
Howard G. Vincent Box 283, 66901
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES SECRETARY
Richard L. Harper Rt 3, Ft. S c o t t , 66701
Robert E. Redick, Sr. Box 413, 66018
Bryce J . Stonehocker Box 23, 67037
Jack B. Denton 66017
Dallas Coleman Rt 1 Box 95, 66419
John A. Nelson 67436
Jimmy Dodge Box 326, R o s s v i l l e , 66533
Leon W. Lesovsky Box 3 1 , 65940
Donald K. Kieb Box 75, 66939
Robert H. Collins Box 297, 66846
C l i f f o r d L. Lake Box 72, 66845
George F. Chitwood 67031
John C. Laman Box 324, 66901
Douglass
Dover
Downs
Dwight
Easton
Edgerton
Edna
El Dorado
Elk City
151
138
204
374
45
127
345
*97
132
Dodge City
^222
Doniphan
Dighton
279
31
LOCATION
Dexter
NO.
156
NAME OF LODGE
Carson
Patmos
Edna
Palestine
Easton
Dwight
Downs
Dover
Douglass
Arcana
St. Bernard
Barney
Dexter
COMMUNICATIONS
2nd & 4th Mon.
10-15-1873
1st & 3rd Tues
02-18-1892
1st & 3rd Thurs.
3rd Mon.
10-17-1872
10-19-1871
1st & 3rd Tues.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
2nd Mon.
2nd Thurs.
2nd & 4th Wed.
10-20-1854
02-20-1906
02-18-1882
02-20-1902
10-21-1874
1st Sat.
1st & 3rd Hon.
02-22-1883 10-17-1860
1st & 3rd Tues.
2nd & 4th Mon.
02-16-1887
10-21-1874
CHARTERED
Willis L. Jones 1900 N. 24th „ , „ , Independence, 67301
R. Larry Rhea 320 N. High, 67042
Donald E. Stine Rt 2, 67342
Raymond E. Shobe 122 Manor Pi.Gardner,66030
Lei and Doty Rt. 2, 66020
Charles A. Evans 66849
Wilford L. Doud RR, Cawker City, 67430
William A. Eddy, Jr. Rt 1, Maple Hill, 66507
Carl E. McGinnis Rt 1 Box 295,Rose Hill,67133
David E. French Rt 4 Box 265 Leavenworth, 66048
Raymond A. Pearsall 1400 Central Ave., 67801
Roger Yost Box 774, 67839
Robert V. Bilyeu Box 237, 67038
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
Joe E. Cox Box 231, 67344
Jim E. Ross Rt 3 Box 175, 67042
Forrest M. Stine Box 280, 67342
Robert J. Shippee 709 S. Ash, Gardner, 66030
Francis Wayman 521 Valley Dr. Lansing, 66043
Richard Stahl 66849
E. Max Skinner 501 Ross, 67437
R. Neil Crow 5329 SW Crawford, Topeka, 66610
Elvin S. Cox Box 43, Rose Hill, 67133
Warren G. Toney Rt. 1 Lancaster, 66041
Homer H. Jones Box 975, 67801
Ronnie J. Musselwhite Box 925, 67839
Ross Sherwood Rt 3 Box 314, Arkansas City,67005
SECRETARY
EllInwood
Ellsworth
Emporia
Ensign
Enterprise
217
146
*12
413
437
Fidelity
Eureka
Fall River
Florence
Fontana
'106
163
114
131
Equity
Advance
Greenwood
Doric
Eminence
Eudora
Eskridge
Erie
Enterprise
Ensign
Emporia
Ellsworth
El 1i nwood
Meridian
NAME OF LODGE
83
205
Erie
Elk Falls
126
76
LOCATION
NO.
10-15-1873
10-16-1872
10-21-1875
10-29-1871
10-20-1870
02-15-1882
10-21-1869
02-28-1924
02-22-1917
10-20-1864
10-21-1874
08-22-1883
10-17-1872
CHARTERED
& 3 r d Mon.
Thurs.
1st & 3rd Tues.
2nd Tues.
1 s t & 3 r d Wed.
1 s t & 3rd Tues.
2nd & 4 t h Tues
2nd & 4 t h Mon.
2nd 8 4 t h Wed.
2nd & 4 t h Mon.
1st & 3rd
1 s t 8 3 r d Mon.
1st
2nd & 4 t h T u e s .
2nd & 4 t h T h u r s .
COMMUNICATIONS
66733
Donald Low Rt 1 , 66026
Elmer E. Schaffer 104 W. 7 t h . 66851
Delbert Ford 67047
G i l b e r t L. Daniel 815 E, 1 s t , 67045
Phillip Moffitt 30 Browning C t . , 66025
M a r i o n Cox Box 4 1 2 , 66423
Donald L. N a f f 4 0 1 S. W e b s t e r ,
C h a r l e s F. M i l l e r 224 S. B l u f f , 67441
Frank D. Wetuiore 207 E. M u l b e r r y Dodge C i t y , 67801
M a r s h a l l A. H a v e n h i l l 1702 W. 1 3 t h , 66801
R o b e r t L. B l a c k b u r n 705 E. 1 s t , 67439
E a r l P. K r a n k e n b e r g Box 9 1 , H u d s o n , 67545
H. Paul Cain Rt 1 Box 92, H o l i n e , 6 7 3 5 3
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
'
Bernard E. Moore 102 O v e r h i l l . Paola 660 71-
J. B. Cress 128 W. 7 t h , 66851
Jack Blankenship Rt 1 Box 278, 67047
Charles W. Hall Rt. 2 Box 199, 67045
David Bookout 1324 Cherry, 66025
Dean Swenson Box 75, 66423
Randall G. Ewen Box 175, 66733
Clyde D. Ingrum Box 94, 67441
Kenneth D. M i l l e r Rt 2. Box 30 Cimarron, 67835
Carlton L. Heller 1005 Lawrence, 66801
Richard C. Barkow 410 E. 9 t h , 67439
V i r g i l E. Biby 501 E. 1 s t , 67526
L. Merle S t i l e s Box 67, 67345-0067
SECRETARY
NAME OF LODGE
Formoso
Gardner
Garland
Garnett
Gaylord
Geneseo
108
44
183
361
Garden City
'246
65
Galena
194
Fredonia
95
Fulton
Frankfort
67
210
Fort Scott
Geneseo
Gaylord
Delphian
Memphis
Gardner
Tyrian
Galena
Fulton
Constell
Frankfort
Rising Sun
F t . Leavenworth Hancock
*8
*311
LOCATION
Formoso
NO.
336
02-21-1900
10-16-1879
10-18-1865
02-18-1886
10-21-1868
02-19-1885
02-17-1881
02-22-1883
10-20-1870
10-17-1887
10-19-1857
02-20-1889
02-18-1891
CHARTERED
2nd & 4th Mon
2nd Wed.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd lues.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Wed.
2nd & 4th Mon.
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Wed. Except Jul-Aug
1st 8 3rd Fri.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
2nd & 4th Mon.
COMMUNICATIONS SECRETARY
Philip S. Giebler Box 306. 67846
Gerald L. Anderson 1000 Dewey, 66739
Albert M. Oskee Rt 2 Box 2 0 , 66738
Paul L. Maxwell Box 162. 66736
Charles E. Shubkagel 66427
Arthur A. Day Box 110, 66701
William N. Vander Beek 326 Arch Leavenworth, 66058
George T. Balch Rt 1, Bex 8 8 . 66942-9727
Kirk A. Peverly Rt 1 , 67444
Irwin L. Gedney 67638
Frank J. Martin 322 W. 6th, 66032
Will E. Dickinson Box 127. 67444
Paul W. Weiser Harlan, 67641
John R. McCord 308 N. Cleveland, 66032
Harold E. Bryan L. Kelley Arnold 714 S. Judson.Ft. Scott, 66701 Rt 5 Box 239, Ft. Scott, 66701
Rex Broxterman Chester H. Roberts 1431 E. 123rd St. Olathe,65061 15810 Gardner Rd., E. 56030
Dale Wolcott 1508 Hackberry, 67846
John D. Vanatta Rt 2 Box 309, 66739
Charles L. Beckford Rt 1 Box 2 8 , 66738
William M. McBride 109 N. 14th, 66736
Marvin Richardson Rt. 1, 66427
Leonard M. Carnes 14 N. Little, 66701
Charles W. Farmer 209 Crestview Ct. Lansing, 66043
Richard G. Neilson 412 E. Modoc,Hankato,66956
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
2 £5
Hartford
Havi'land
Hays
193
409
»195
Hal Stead
46
Harper
Gridley
314
206
Greensburg
293
*321
Great Bend
Goodland
430
*15
Goff
294
Grainfield
Glen Elder
93
302
LOCATION Girard
NO.
Hays
Haviland
Hartford
Harper
Hal Stead
Hebron
Kiowa
Great Bend
Gove County
Goodland
Goff
Glen Elder
NAME OF LODGE Girard
02-17-1881
02-18-1915
10-17-1881
02-15-1882
02-15-1882
02-20-1889
02-15-1888
10-22-1874
02-15-1888
02-20-1889
02-18-1922
02-15-1888
CHARTERED 10-20-1870
1st Mon.
1st & 3rd Tues.
2nd & 4th Wed.
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Thurs
2nd & 4th Tues.
2nd & 4th Tues.
2nd 8 4th Thurs,
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Mon.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
3rd Thurs
1st Wed.
COMMUNICATIONS
William D. Paul 1308 E. 15th, 67601
Orville S. Thompson Rt 1, 67059
James George Box 186, 66854
Bill M. Hacker 605 E. 9th, 67058
Brian L. Curtis Box 24, Bentley, 67016
Chris A. Birk Rt 1 Box 90, 66852
Lanford L. Brooks 103 W. Garfield, 67054
James P. Cheely 4601 Camelot East, 67530
Verle Mendenhall Gove, 67736
Stuart P. Pittman Box 692, 67735
Francis I. Gray Wetmore, 66550
Jerry Dean 57446
Harold B. Eddy 207 W. Buffalo, 66743
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
Lawrence E. Bodine HC 39 Box 208, 67601-9410
Rodney L. Hannan Box 10, 67059
Commodore Wood Rt 1 Box 80, Emporia, 66801
Robert L. Gardner 604 E. 8 t h , 67058
John A. Schowalter 303 Poplar, 67056
Edward Crane Box 85, 66852
Keith B. Beck 213 N. Bay, 67054
William A. Caughey 1700 3rd St., 67530
Mitchell Gillespie 67737
William C. Pittman Box 692, 67735
Clarence P. Noe, Jr. Rt 2 Box 69, Netawaka,66516
Willis W. Johnston 67446
Floyd Prideaux 210 E. Magnolia, 66743
SECRETARY
Hiawatha
Highland
35
1
Hope
Horton
Howard
Hoxie
325
155
348
Hoi ton
288
42
Hoisington
Hiattville
216
'331
Herington
â&#x20AC;¢307
Hill City
Hepler
398
281
LOCATION
Haysville
NO.
112
NAME OF LODGE
Hoxie
Hope
Horton
Cyrus
Hoi ton
Hoisington
Mi 11 brook
Smithton
Hiawatha
Hiattville
Kansas
Hepler
Haysville
02-15-1893
10-21-1874
02-19-1890
02-16-1887
10-21-1863
02-19-1890
02-16-1887
03-17-1856
10-16-1861
02-19-1908
02-20-1889
02-21-1912
03-08-1961
CHARTERED
2nd 8 4th Tues. Except Jul-Aug
1st & 3rd Tues
3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Thurs. Except Ju.-Aug
1st & 3rd Thurs. Except Jul-Aug
1st & 3rd Thurs.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
1st & 3rd Thurs
1st & 3rd Tues
2nd & 4th Tues
1st & 3rd Wed. Except Jul-Aug
1st & 3rd Mon.
2nd & 4th Mon.
COMMUNICATIONS
Charles A. Gift Rt 4 Box 57, Ft. Scott,66701
Vance E. Donahue Box 6, 67449-0006
Warren P. Armstrong 724 N. Carbon,Girard,66743
SECRETARY Edward A. Foxx 3825 S. Seneca, Lot 428 Wichita, 67217
Douglas Cass Rt 1 Box 90B, 67740
John C. Garison Box 68, 67349
Dale E. Scott 945 2nd Ave. West, 66439
Edward D. Anderson 67451
Henry W. Harding 405 Indiana, 66436
Robert C. Simmons 472 W. 5th, 67544
Jacob E. White Rt 2 Box 87 A, 67642
Harold D. Sommers Robinson, 66532
Gayle C. Bainter Rt 1 Box 27, Dresden, 67635
Lyman Snodderley Box 463, 67349
Kenneth W. Kinkade 220 W. 8th, Apt 13, 66439
Don L. Dicks Box 103, Enterprise, 67441
Roger S. Lewis 910 Washington, 66436
Orval E. Weeks 519 N. Alexander, 67544
Leonard Paxson Box 253, Penokee, 67659
Sidney C. Hargis Box 264, 66035
Wm. L. McFall Warner Rape, Jr. 209 Washington,Sabetha,66534 404 Green Ct., 66434
J. Dean Mitchell Rt 5, Ft. Scott, 66701
Jerry D. Payne 306 S. Broadway, 67449
Johnnie J. Stroud Box 142, 66743
Jerry L. Majors 1601 W. 33rd St. So. Wichita, 67217
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
f
Jennings
Jetmore
Jewell
Johnson
360
282
11
441
Independence
*107
lola
Hutchinson
*445
*38
Hutchinson
Huron
72
*140
Humboldt
29
Hutchinson
Hugoton
406
*124
LOCATION
Hoyt
NO.
327
2nd & 4th Mon.
2nd & 4th Tues.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Wed.
2nd & 4th Tues Except Jul-Aug
10-21-1869
02-17-1938
10-15-1873
02-16-1925
10-19-1871
Huron
Johnson
Jewell
Alpha
Jennings
lola
Fortitude
Hutchinson
Reno
10-26-1925
10-22-1874
02-16-1887
02-21-1900
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Mon.
1st Mon.
1st & 3rd Tues.
Edward A. Boring 924 Franklin Ave., 66748
1st & 3rd Tues
10-17-1860
Pacific
10-20-1863
Robert M. NeaseBox 176, 67951
2nd & 4th Tues
02-19-1914
Hugoton
Bassett
John E. Bostwick Rt 1 Box 175, Heriden, 66512
10-19-1890
Jay Oee Blair Box 189, 67855
Robert A. Griffeth Rt 1 Box 210, 66949
Marvin D. Barker Box 458, Hanston, 67849
William C. Brock 67643
Dale G. Minckley 622 S, Cottonwood, 66749
Walter R. Smith Box 193, 67855
Leo V. Jacobs Rt 1 Box 74, 66949
Walter F. Stueckemann Box 307, 67854
C. LeRoy Brown 67643
Clarence H. Smith 209 S. Chestnut, 66749
Harry E. Gorrell Box 215, 67301
Ronald E. Clark 1711 N. Madison, 67502 Lloyd E. Harding Box 414, 67301
Dwight A. Burton 2004 N. Harrison, 67502
Bobby H. Copeland 44 Sunset Dr., 67502
Phil A. Webster 1510 Linda Lane, 67502
William E. Taylor Box 145, Everest, 66424
Ernest E. Karns 711 n. 13th, 66748
Dale Lairmore Box 1065, 67951
SECRETARY Robert E. Mathena Rt 1 Box 110 A, Mayetta, 66509
Charles H. Chalfant 304 Westland Dr., 67501
Irl Palmer 3901 Wilson Rd., 67502
Kenneth H. Fields Lancaster, 66041
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
COMMUNICATIONS
1st & 3rd Hon.
CHARTERED
NAME OF LODGE
Hoyt
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
O
*138
Kiowa
Kansas City
*369
278
Kansas City
*322
Kinsley
Kansas City
*272
179
Kansas City
*271
Kingman
Kansas City
*95
230
Kansas City
*3
Kincaid
Kansas City
*7
338
LOCATION
Junction City
NO.
2nd & 4th Thurs. Except Thanksgiving & Dec. 24-25 2nd & 4th Tues.
2nd 8. 4th Fri.
1st & 3rd Mon.
1st & 3rd Wed,
2nd & 4th Tues Dale N. 01 sen Except Jun-Jul-Aug Rt 2 Box 122, 67547 2nd « 4th Wed. Except Jul-Aug Thanksgiving & Christmas
02-19-1890
02-17-1904
02-28-1924
02-18-1891
02-20-1884
10-16-1879
02-16-1887
Ben Hur
Roger E. Sherman
West Gate
Kincaid
Ninnescah
Mt. Mori ah
Cosmos
Robert K. Shklar 204 S. 5th, 67070
Dewey R. Simons 726 N. Chariton, 67068
Stanley Ray Smith 66039
Robert W. Harrison 9248 Minnesota, 66112
William J. Callen 1814 Lea Ct., 66102
Clyde A. Secrest 2904 S, 37th, 66106
Thomas M, Oliphant 7236 Riverview, 66112
1st Thurs.
02-17-1887
Kaw
Michael V. Mayberry 409 S. loth, 67070
Arthur H, Krumrey Box 67, Offerle, 67563
Byron E. Walker 235 W. Copeland, 67068
L. Earl Dingus 66039
George B. McKean 3108 Georgia, 66104
Walter M. Bird 6721 Yecker, 66109
Wayne K. Ozias 1812 S. 14th, 65103
James R. Doggett 7914 Rowland, 66109
Robert A, Webber 2015 S. 20th, 66106
Richard D. Overton 6937 Grandview.Merriam,66204
3rd Thurs,
02-16-1887
Armourdale
William B. Perry 505 N. 82nd Terr., 66112
Earl E. Sodders 5431 Hazen, 66106
1st & 3rd Sat.
10-20-1870
Delaware
Robert L, Boring 4156 Greeley, 66104
James E. Amer 1015 Washington Blvd., 66102
1st i 3rd Fri.
03-17-1856
Wyandotte
SECRETARY Edward C. Verbeke Box 456, 66441
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
10-20-1857
Charles E. Baker 1411 Thompson Dr., 66441
COMMUNICATIONS
1st & 3rd Thurs.
CHARTERED
Union
NAME OF LODGE
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
NO.
Leavenworth
Leavenworth
â&#x20AC;¢10
*68
Latham
401
Leavenworth
Larned
167
*2
Lansing
49
Lawrence
Lane
339
*9
Lakin
289
Lawrence
LaHarpe
325
*6
LaCygne
LOCATION LaCrosse
61
330
NAME OF LODGE
Hiram
King Solomon
Leavenworth
Acacia
Lawrence
Latham
Larned
Nine Mile
Lane
Emerald
LaHarpe
LaCygne
LaCrosse
10-21-1868
10-15-1857
02-17-1856
10-16-1867
07-14-1856
02-20-1913
10-18-1876
10-17-1866
02-18-1891
02-18-1888
02-19-1903
10-17-1867
02-19-1903
CHARTERED
1st & 3rd Thurs
2nd & 4th Thurs.
1st Hon.
2nd Thurs.
2nd Mon.
2nd & 4th Tues.
1st Tues.
1st & 3rd Mon.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
1st & 3rd Tues.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
1st & 3rd Mon.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
COMMUNICATIONS SECRHARY
Mark Schiffelbein Box 864, 67860
Russell F. Hageman Rt. 1, 66751
Richard L. Teagarden 66040
Leroy D. Penka Box 373, 67548
Herbert A. Walker 113 Nina, Lansing, 66058
Bruce D. Watt 828 Shawnee, 66048
Clarence Harris 1606 S. n t h , 66048
Thomas F. Breyley 420 North St. , 66044
Kenneth W. Long Rt 2 Box 262, 66044
Lester A. Poe Rt 1 Box 306,El Dorado,67042
Harry E. Zielke, Jr. 823 W. 5th, 67550
Clarence W. Wiley Rt 1 Box 90, 66048
Maurice C. Hearn 212 Columbia, 66048
Jack L. Rogers 2717 S. 4th, 66048
Robert 0. Compton 1703 Maple Ln., 66044
John A. Golden 3302 W. 22nd St. Terr., 66044
Emory G. Craft Rt 1 Box 89A,Atlanta, 67008
Thaine 0. Beamer 707 Corse, 67550
Marion H. East John M. Frame 1114 Newman,Leavenworth,66048 Rt 3 Box 480,Leavenworth,66048
Ray W. Needham Albert Wallace 162-15th St.Osawatomie, 66064 216 Main, Osawatomie, 66064
Don Robertson Rt 1 Box 20, 67860
Arthur T. Chapman Rt 1 , 66751
David R. Jackson 66040
Carl R. Brandt 67548
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
O
LOCATION
Lebo
Lecompton
Lenexa
Lenora
Leon
Leroy
Leoti
Lewis
Liberal
Lincoln
Lindsborg
Linwood
L i t t l e River
NO.
152
420
»135
181
223
27
340
220
300
154
397
241
219
2nd 8. 4 t h Mon.
2nd & 4 t h T h u r s .
2nd & 4 t h T h u r s .
02-17-1921 10-15-1873
02-18-1885
02-22-1883
Lecompton
Lenexa
1 s t & 3 r d Mon.
2nd & 4 t h T h u r s .
2nd & 4 t h Wed.
02-15-1888
10-21-1874
02-21-1912
Fargo
Lincoln
Lindsborg
Corner Stone
02-22-1883
2nd & 4th Tues
2nd S 4th Thurs.
1 s t & 3 r d Mon.
02-19-1908
Lewis
02-19-1885
2nd & 4 t h Mon.
10-18-1859
Leoti
Linwood
1 s t 4 3 r d Tues
10-18-1859
Neosho
Joppa
Lenora
3rd Thurs
02-15-1888 1 s t & 3 r d Hon
CHARTERED
NAME OF LODGE
Lebo
COMMUNICATIONS
Yotter
John E. Carlson Box 221, Galva, 67443
Paul E. Bush Rt 1 Box 281, 65052
Edwin E. Anderes Rt 2. Gypsum, 67448
Harold E. Anderson 518 S. 4th, 67455
Charles F. Phillips 17 S. Jordan, 67901
Glenn L. S t r a w n Rt 2 Box 5 4 , 67552
W i l l i a m D. 67861
Ronald E. Ohmie Rt 1 Box 3 6 , 66857
George A. W o r r e l l 803 N. M a i n , 67074
D e l b e r t W. B e r r y 67645
B e r n a r d R. Young 6439 Greenwood,Shawnee,66216
D a v i d D. Rake Tecumseh, 66542
L a r r y G. Boden 66856
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
D I R E a O R Y O F LODGES
Dan L. Brayton Box 172, 67457
Howard G. Jones Box 35, 66052
Clifford A. Johnson 2829 W. Salemsborg Rd. Smolan, 67479
Thomas W. Wilson Rt. 2 Box 6, 67455
Dale E. Sprague 515 N. Sherman, 67901
Wilber S. Briscoe, Jr. Box 311, 67552
Marvin E. Palmblade 67861
Ernest C. Edmonds Box 372, 66857
Larry L. Coltharp Box 211, 67074
Myron G. Johnson 67645
Ralph W. Knox 7017 Ballentine,Shawnee,66203
John B. James Rt 1 Box 170,Valley Falls,66088
John R. Ellis Box 469, 66856
SECRETARY
3
Marion
Marysville
147
*91
Mapleton
Madison
196
28
Macksville
371
Mankato
Lyons
192
87
Lyndon
101
Manhattan
Lucas
198
16
Louisburg
Longton
243
26
LOCATION
Logan
NO.
264
NAME OF LODGE
Marysville
Centre
Eldora
Mankato
Lafayette
Madison
Macksville
Royal
Euclid
Blue Hill
Peace
Longton
Logan
10-20-1870
10-21-1874
10-17-1860
02-15-1882
10-18-1859
02-17-1881
02-15-1905
02-21-1895
10-19-1871
02-17-1881
02-20-1902
10-22-1874
02-18-1886
CHARTERED
1st 8 2nd Tues.
1st & 3rd Tues
2nd & 4th Wed.
2nd » 4th Mon.
1st & 3rd Thurs,
1st & 3rd Tues.
2nd & 4th Mon.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
2nd » 4th Mon. Except Jul-Aug
1st & 3rd Wed.
2nd & 4th Mon.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
4th Tues.
COMMUNICATIONS
Franklin W. Huffman Rt. 2, 66508
Michael D. Knak 702 W Grand,Hillsboro,67063
Thomas E. Gage 317 Heylman,Ft.Scott, 66701
. Stanley E. Ozmun 624 E. Jefferson, 66956
Eric L. Daniel son 704 Ash,Wamego,66534
Richard L. Kellison Box 542, 66860
Laurence E. Grizzell 67557
Everett A. Loubridge 417 East Comm., 67554
Del ton H. Gilliland Box 623, 66451
John A. Palmer Luray, 67649
Bruce I. Barsh Box 563, 66053
Roger Hablock 67352
A. G. E. Cummings Box 334, 67646
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES SECRETARY
Charles F. Miller 808 N. 10th, 66508
John Hayen Rt 3, 66861
Ora R. Coyan Rt 1 Box 58 Redfield,66769
Richard L. Diamond 606 E. Jefferson, 66956
Hugh E. Thompson 1517 Leavenworth, 66502
Donald E. Barger R T Box 80, 66860
Kenneth Goertz Rt 1 Box 71 .Haviland,67059
Chester R. Gish Box 755, 67554
David M. Benson 411 NW 60th PI.,Topeka,66617
Richard Brozek 67648
Sterling P. Hornbuckle Rt 1 Box 113 H, 66053
Glenn A. Barnaby 67352
Melvin W. Schooler Rt 2 Box 16-E, 67646
OQ
a.
a.
Melvern
Menden
Miltonvale
Minneapolis
Hinneola
Moline
22
236
242
143
431
267
Meade
275
Medicine Lodge
McPherson
*172
77
McLouth
256
McCracken
58
McCune
Mayetta
393
237
LOCATION
NO.
Moline
Minneola
Hinneapolis
Miltonvale
Heriden
Melvern
Delta
Webb
McPherson
Lyra
Temple
McCracken
Mayetta
NAME OF LOtXE
02-18-1886
03-01-1923
10-25-1873
02-19-1885
02-19-1885
10-22-1874
02-15-1873
02-16-1887
10-18-1887
02-19-1885
02-19-1885
02-19-1903
02-16-1911
CHARTERED
2nd & 4th Tues
2nd i 4th Mon,
2nd & 4th Thurs.
3rd Wed.
1st i 3rd Thurs.
1st & 4th Thurs.
1st Thurs.
1st Tues.
1st & 3rd Wed.
2nd Thurs.
2nd Mon.
1st & 3rd Mon,
2nd & 4th Thurs,
COMMUNICATIONS SECRETARY
Carl Dixon Rt 1, 67353
Charles R. Denison Box 542, 67865
Ted J. Schur Rt 2, 67467
Harold H. Walker 67466
Alvin E. Korber Rt 2 Box 243, 65512
Paul E. Reed Rt 1, 66510
Thomas C. Myers 309 N. Main, 67104
Bernard E. Weller Rt 2 Box 98K,Montezuma,67867
Ralph C. Walters Rt 3 Box 191, 67460
Arnold L. Bensler Box 195, 66054
Carl E. Willson, Sr. Box 251, 66753
Roger W. Legleiter 67556
Ira L. Thomas Box 245, 67353
George W. Nickel son Rt 1 Box 7, 67865
J. Bruce Shields Box 3, 67467
Thomas R. Phelps 67466
Earl H. Berg 820 NE 54th, Topeka,66608
Cloyd J. Casteel Box 84, 66510
Richard A. Wort.man 301 N. Main, 67104
Kenneth L. Pemberton Box 691, 67864
William R. Leonard 705 S. Chestnut, 67460
01iver W. George Box 256, 66054
Harold A. Lewis Rt 2 Box 124, 66753
Don Johnson 67556
Leland G. Salts Carl F. Nelson 4447 SE Hiway 40,Topeka,66605 Rt 1 Box 14, 66509
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIREaORY OF LODGES
Newton
Netawaka
130
*142
Ness City
191
Natoma
390
Neodesha
Narka
349
94
Muscotah
116
Hullinville
399
Hulvane
Mulberry
261
*201
H t . Hope
238
Mound C i t y
245
33
LOCATION
Moran
NO.
NAME OF LODGE
COMMUNICATIONS
1st & 3rd Mon.
1st & 3rd Wed. 1st & 3rd Thurs.
02-21-1912
02-17-1881
10-17-1872
Mulvane
Muscotah
02-17-1881
10-17-1872
Walnut Valley
Polar Star
10-15-1873
10-20-1870
Harmony
Newton
02-17-1910
Natoma
Narka
Hullinville
2nd Wed.
2nd Thurs.
2nd 8. 4th Tues
2nd S 4th Wed. Except Jul-Aug
1st Mon.
2nd & 4th Mon.
IstThurs.
02-18-1886
Mulberry
02-15-1893
2nd & 4th Wed.
Mt. Hope
02-19-1885
2nd & 4th Thurs.
2nd & 4th Mon.
02-19-1885
CHARTERED
10-17-1860
Mound City
Marmathon
SECRETARY
Ralph A. Peatman Box 293, 66056
Russell R. Flack Rt. 1 Box 1, 66755
Neil M. Nuzman 1007 Osage, 66757
Henry L. Post Paradise, 67658
Robert C. Brown Rt 1 Box 93, Mahaska, 66955
Ralph E. Lassen Rt 1 Box 9, 66058
James L. Frikken 614 Highland Park, 67110
Orville R. Morris Box 32, 67109
Thomas M. Crockett 66756
John R. Heckman Box 227, 67114
Michael R. Edwards Whiting, 66552
Melvin E. Grubb 1200 Grove, 67114
Kenneth Keithline Box 86, 66516
Brent E. S l a g l e Daniel D. Holecek Star Rt 1 Box 20,Beeler,67518 501 S. Iowa, 67560
John M. Greer Rt 2 Box 259A, 66757
Marshall T. Maupin Paradise, 67658
Randall L, Holloway 66960
Nelson E. Wolfe 500 Cobblestone, RR 1 Piatt City, Mo. 64079
David E. Wells 511 Highland Park, 67110
Jarold Boehm 67109
Robert Massa Rt 1, 66756
James H. Jorgensen Jay B. HcCaskill, Jr. 822 N. Broadview,Wichita,67208 Box 51, 67108
Donald B. Kelley Box 201, 66056
Roger L. Houk Rt 1 Box 39 A, 66755
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY O F LODGES
Oketo
Signal
Osage City
Oketo
25
Mountain Slope
141
Oberlin
186
Oakley
Oneida
Oakley
253
10-15-1873
02-19-1896
02-17-1881
10-18-1859
02-15-1893
10-16-1879
02-20-1895
02-18-1891
Oak Hill
Oneida
Oak Hill
334
02-20-1889
Norwich
323
Norwich
319
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Wed.
2nd & 4th Thurs except Nov-Dec then 2nd Thurs only
1st & 3rd Hon.
1st Tues.
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Hon.
2nd 8 4th Thurs.
2nd Tues.
02-18-1886
Mt. Zion
Onaga
Nortonville
266
2nd Wed. Specials on 4th Wed.
02-17-1881
Norton
188 Onaga
Norton
199
1st & 3rd Thurs.
02-15-1882
Nickerson
Olathe
Nickerson
43
COMMUNICATIONS
Leonard W. Hclntosh Rt 2 Box 132, 67471
Lloyd D. Everett Rt 3, Clay Center, 67432
Archie R. Larison 529 Harket, 66523
Curtis L. Gilmore Rt 1 Box 5, 66522
Leonard T. Smith 66521
Jack R. Irby 404 Lindenwood, 66062
Douglas E. Totten Rt 2,Marysville,665C8
Harold Nichols Box 72, 67749
A l b e r t L. L a f f e r t y Rt. 1 Box 99, 66523
Claire B. Sparling Box 164:, 66522-0164
G i l t n e r L. Wegner 66521
Mark E. Jorgensen 13920 Summertree Ln, 66062
Uhl H. Totten 1404 Ann,Marysville,66508
Lemoin Landau 206 N. Cass, 67749
William Chapman 401 Maple, 67748
Gary A. Baggs, Sr. Rt 1 Box 60,Rago,67128
Gary A. Baggs, Jr. Rt 1 Box 60,Rago,67128
William C. Brown Box 245,Grinnell ,67738
John Friend Rt 1 Box 76, 66060
Glenn L. Hathaway Box 184, 67654
Don C. Pickell Box 32, 66060
William R. Hixon 502 N. Second, 67654
SECRETARY John C. Lamb Box 525, 67561
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
John V. Griffith Box 515, 67561
DIREaORY OF LODGES
CHARTERED
NAME OF LODGE
*19 Olathe
LOCATION
NO.
2 et
?
NAME OF LODGE Osage Valley
Saqui
160 Osborne
Oxford
Oxford
Pad a
Parker
Parsons
Perry
Phillipsburg
165
*37
341
*117
415
184
P h i l l I'psburg
Perry
Parsons
Parker
Pad a
Overland Park
*436 Overland Park
Ridgeway
Ottawa
*18 Ottawa
Overbrook
Adams
63 Oswego
62
Oskaloosa
14 Oskaloosa
LOCATION
24 Osawatomie
NO.
COMMUNICATIONS
10-16-1879
02-22-1917
10-17-1872
02-18-1891
10-21-1862
1st Thurs.
1st Tues
2nd & 4th Mon.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Mon
1st & 3rd Mon.
1st & 3rd Thurs. Except Holidays
03-01-1923
10-18-1876
2nd Tues Except Jul-Aug
1st & 3rd Tues
1st S 3rd Thurs.
1st Thurs.
2nd Thurs.
1st » 3rd Thurs. Except Jul-Aug
10-22-1874
10-20-1864
10-21-1868
10-15-1858
10-21-1875
CHARTERED 10-18-1865
William B. DesJardins 305 H, 67661
Clyde D. Tryon 66073
Donald R. Reel Rt 3 Box 332, 67357
Kermit N. Chase Rt l,Centerv1lle,66014
Paul H. Phillips 1024 E. Wea, 66072
Clayton Scott Rt 1, 67119
Orville D. Henderson 8222 Riggs, 66204
Leon Green Box 418, 65524
Roll in G. Cole 816 N. Sycamore, 66067
Larry D. Swanwi'ck Rt 2 Box 141,Parsons,67357
Donald G. Hildebrand 401 Burgess,Topeka,66608
Robert Gashaw 67473
Merle 0. Stone Rt 2 Box 118A, 66064
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
Loel F. McCray Rt. 3, 67661 •
John R. Porter Box 186, 66073
Ray D. Fincher 1725 Appleton, 67357
Kenneth N. Chase Rt l.Centervilie,66014
P. Leaford Savage Rt 3 Box 367, 66071
Lawrence H. Peck Box 491, 67119
Frank J. Kneaves 8824 Kessler, 66212
Dale Bloom Box 292, 66524
Marshall L. Werth 1421 S. Cedar, 66067
Donald C. Casto 105 Illinois, 67356
Marl in A. Pottorf 702 Delaware, 66066
Jim Boyd 623 W. Vermont, 67473
Isaac H. McMahon 425 - 15th St. 66064
SECRHARY
02-18-1886
Kilwinning
Pratt
Farmers
Randolph
Republic
Riley
Rossville
Rush Center
166
123
344
111
215
Walnut City
Hesperian
Ashlar
Republic
Quinter
Quinter
410
Protection
Protection
384
â&#x20AC;¢265
02-15-1905
McKinley
Pomona
41
Eureka
Pleasanton
88
02-22-1883
10-17-1872
02-18-1892
02-20-1919
10-18-1876
02-18-1915
02-17-1909
10-20-1870
02-15-1888
Paradise
Plainville
290
02-21-1912
Plains
Plains
10-16-1879
367
CHARTERED
NAME OF LODGE
Pittsburg
LOCATION
Pittsburg
NO.
*187
lues.
Thurs.
2nd & 4 t h Wed.
2nd & 4 t h Wed.
1 s t & 3 r d Wed.
1st
1 s t Thurs e x c e p t Holidays then 3rd Thurs.Except Jul Aug
2rid & 4 t h Mon.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
2nd & 4 t h Mon.
1 s t & 2nd Wed.
1st & 3rd
1 s t & 3 r d Mon.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1 s t Mon.
COMMUNICATIONS
Dale L. 66964
Baxa
W i l l i a m F. P e t e r 624 G a r f i e l d , C l a y
W i l l i s R. Baker Box 3 6 2 , 67752
Merle Wait Box 5 4 5 , 67127
Van Doubek 624 School , 67124
Slankard
Center,6
Robert D. Nicks 67575
Richard L. Dayton 715 Park Lane,Topeka,66606
C h e s t e r H, P f e n n i n g e r Rt 1 Box 54,Nekoma,67559
C h a r l e s G, Dayton Box 4 4 3 , 66533
Melvin 0. Williams Gene M. Ruthstrum 422 Redwood PI.Manhattan,66502 L e o n a r d v i l l e , 66449
Charles W, Cline 66964
Cecil DeWyke Rt 1 Box 2 1 , 66554
Marvin Unruh N. Long S t r e e t , 67752
Rex Maris 67127
Thomas R. Frazier Rt 1 , 67124
R. E. 66076
L l o y d England R t . 2 Box 1 0 4 , 66075
Terry D. Smith Rt 2 Box 33. 66075 Carl Eichenberger 66076
Thomas A. N u c k o l s Box 5 7 , 67663
Thomas 0. Hearld 406 N. Main, 67663
C a r l D. Holmes 67869
R o b e r t C. W i l s o n , S r . 603 W. 3 r d , 66762
Carveth K. Neer 719 E. 10th, 66762 Darren Langhofer Box 4 , Rt 1 , 67869
SECRETARY
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
5'
Saffordville
Salina
Satanta
Savonburg
Scammon
Scandia
Scott City
Sedan
Selden
Seneca
162
395
*60
446
315
351
221
284
136
423
39
Sharon Springs
Sabetha
177
417
LOCATION
Russell
NO.
NAME OF LODGE
Sharon Sp rings
Seneca
Selden
V e s p e r - 0 1 ive
Anthem
Lebanon
Scammon
Virginia
Satanta
Salina
Saffordvi l i e
Sabetha
Russell
02-21-1918
10-18-1876
02-17-1921
10-16-1873
02-16-1887
02-22-1883
02-15-1893
02-19-1896
02-26-1925
10-11-1867
02-21-1912
10-21-1875
10-17-1878
CHARTERED
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st Thurs.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
1st & 3rd Tues
2nd & 4th Thurs.
1st & 3rd Mon.
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Tues.
1st & 3rd Mon.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
2nd & 4th Mon
1st & 3rd lues
COMMUNICATIONS
SECRETARY
Joseph E. Beyer Rt 3 , 66534
Glenn E. Becker 438 W. W i c h i t a , 67665
Harold Frasier Box 418, 67758
Robert R. Ackertnan 202 S. 7 t h , 66538
James R. Carswell 67757
Glenn H. Heinlein 715 N. Ackarman, 67361
Larry I . Brown 1105 Court, 67871
ValGene A. Isaacson 66966
Bruce W. Andrews 627 Maple,Columbus, 66725
Richard L. Fewins Rt 1 Box 96,Elsmore,66732
W. F. Walker, Sr. Rt 2 Box 52A, 67870
Daniel E. Beggs 129 S. 4 t h , 67401
Johnson
H a r r y F. L u t z Box 2 7 6 , 67748
G, E v e r e t t Murphy 513 Roanoke, 66538
Dennis H. Corder Rt 1 Box 6 2 , 67757
E r n e s t R. Meadows 313 N. Montgomery,
C a r l H. O ' H a i r Box 3 6 4 , 67871
Floyd 0. 66966
John H. Mussa Rt 1 , W e i r , 66781
Glenn L. W o l f e Rt 1 , 66772
Jack D. Gray Box 4 4 4 , 67870
John F. Lewis Box 9 8 2 , 67401-0982
67361
Edward Morris W i l l i a m Edie 2036 P r a i r i e Ln.Emporia,66801 718 W. 6 t h , E m p o r i a , 66801
Edward R. Garber, Jr. 708 J e f f e r s o n , 66534
Michael B. Malone Box 833, 67665
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIREaORY OF LODGES
Shawnee
*54
Smith Center
Solomon
174
105
252
56
347
Stafford
Spring Hill
Spivey
. 388 SpearviUe
Simpson
Silver Lake
Stafford
Spring Hill
Spivey
Spearville
Solomon City
Western Star
Sincerity
Lake
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Tues.
2nd & 4th Tues.
1st X 3rd Thurs. 1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Mon.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
02-22-1883
10-18-1877
10-19-1871
02-17-1909
02-15-1893
10-16-1867
02-19-1885
1st & 3rd Thurs.
2nd & 4th Wed.
02-18-1891
Shawnee Mission Rosedale
214
50
*333
02-15-1882
1st & 3rd Mon Edmond A. Roberts except when Jan 1, 7309 Canterbury, Jul 4, and Labor Prairie Village, 66208 Day falls on 1st Mon, Then 1st Tues,
02-14-1951
Jeff L. Meyer Rt 2, 67578
John C. Jones 229 S. Bucke.ye.67578
Kenneth D. Beets Rt 3. Paola, 66071
Howard Dixon Box 65, 67142
Jan W. Smith Box 246,Norwich,67118 Darrell W. Layton ยง 2 Monterey St.Olathe,66061
H. B. Leidigh 67876
John W. Willev, III 317 E. 7th, 67480
Roy W. Lumpkin 119 S. Grant, 66967
Paul V. Grittman Box 133. 67478
Gaylord G. Johnson 8942 N. W. 35th, 66539
Clyde J. Houston 5131 Quivira Rd.Shawnee,66216
George I. Lawley 10500 W. 99th Overland Park, 66214
Robert L. Tomlinson, Jr. 2737 S. 51st Terr.KC,66106
Carl E. McKee, Jr. 67876
Ronald 0. Sexton 1411 W. First,Abilene,67410
John A. Windscheffel 416 A St, , 66967
James Guipre 420 N. Campbell,Beloit.67420
A. H. Thomas 3422 N. W, Thomas Rd, , 66539
J. Richard Hanson 4804 Queal Or.Shawnee,66203
Wayne L. Stokes 5152 Newton, 66203
2nd & 4th lues
K. Maynard Curts 8935 Cottonwood * 4 Lenexa. 66214
James A. Acock Rt 1 Box 409.DeSoto,66018
02-19-1930
Shawnee
SECRETARY
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
COMMUNICATIONS
1st Fri.
02-17-1966
Form
Ancient
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
CHARTERED
NAME OF LODGE
*153 Shawnee Mission Old Mission
Shawnee
LOCATION
*34
NO.
I
Thayer
Henri
Sterling
St. Francis
St. John
St. Marys
Stockton
Sublette
Summerfield
Sylvan Grove
Syracuse
Tecumseh
Thayer
171
404
254
52
189
312
354
359
309
248
149
190 Tonganoxie
Albert Neese
Syracuse
Sylvan Grove
Summerfield
Santa Fe
Newahcuba
Pottawatomie
Ionic
St. Francis
Sterling
Stanley
Stanley
444
NAME OF LODGE
LOCATION
NO.
1st Mon.
1st Thurs.
2nd S 4th Mon.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st Thurs.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
1st S 3rd Thurs,
02-15-1882
02-17-1881
02-20-1889
02-19-1896
02-15-1899
02-20-1889
02-11-1948
02-17-1881
1st & 3rd Thurs. Ex. 1st Thurs Jul Aug-Dec.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
1st Mon.
02-19-1885
10-21-1874
Marvin I. Shields Box 833, 67756
1st & 3rd Wed.
02-19-1914
Orville L. Oelschaeger Rt 2 Box 24, 66086
Thomas E. Slater Rt 3, Chanute. 66720
Robert N, Runion 5831 Lake Dr..Topeka,66619
Frederick G. Clary Box 836, 67878
Michael Williamson 67481
Joyce L. Winquist 66541
James M. Cearley Box 285, 67877
Richard U. Nienstedt 115 N. Spruce. 67669
Willis E.. Welch 121 N. 6th, 66536
George W. Stauth 505 N. Exchange, 67576
Harold J. Schmidt 528 F. Main, 67579
1st S 3rd Tues.
10-18-1877
Terry Govoreau 16120 Nail, Stilwell,66085
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
2nd & 4th Thurs.
COMMUNICATIONS
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
12-26-1925
CHARTERED
Anthony B. Swenson Box 262, 66086
Carl E. Rutledge Box 254, 66776
William E. Nicholson 9449 S. W, Stewart Rd. Wakarusa, 66546
Alan G. Salter Box 0, 67878
Joseph P. Kulich Rt 1 Box 151, 67481
Frank I. Knowles Rt 1., 66541
Ethan A. Quakenbush Box 368, 67877
E, Charles Hageman 420 Main St., 67669
Carl L. Carlson Rt 1 Box 145, 66536
Jack 0. Hearn 218 S. Broadway, 67576
Noble W. Dorsch Box 21, 67756
William M. Cox Box 194, 67579
Howard Mallicoat 509 Park,Stilwell ,66085
SECRETARY
Topeka
Topeka
Toronto
Towanda
Tribune
Troy
*225
*385
121
30
352
55
Valley Center
Wakarusa
*364
402
Uniontown
Topeka
*90
115
Topeka
*51
Ulysses
Topeka
*17
435
LOCATION
NO.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
2nd & 4th Tues
1st Mon
2nd & 4th Tues.
2nd & 4th Mon.
1st & 3rd Mon.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
02-20-1870
02-13-1957
10-17-1872
02-15-1888
02-15-1893
10-16-1867
03-01-1923
Siloaui
Seabrook
Woodson
Wakarusa
Valley Center
Excelsior
Ulysses
Troy
Horace
02-20-1913
02-19-1902
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Mon.
1st Mon.
2nd 8. 4th Thurs.
10-20-1870
Golden Rule
10-17-1872
1st & 3rd Fri Except Aug.
10-16-1867
Orient
Towanda
COMMUNICATIONS
1st & 3rd Wed.
10-18-1859
Topeka
Douglas A. Thompson 503 N 4th,Carbondale,66414
Rufus D. Alcorn 67211 1757 N. Old Manor, Wichita,
Earle D. Binford 66779
James G. Hickok Box 849, 67880
Thomas E. Speaks 323 N. 1st, 66087
Howard J, Gibson 67879
William D. Highbarger Box 32, 67144
Leslie H. Sherman Rt 1 Box 161 C, 66777
Richard T. Wentling 1900 James, 66604
Darrell D. Witham 5620 N W Brickyard Rd 66618
Thomas I, Brewer 320 N E 58th, 66617
Myrl D. Cobb 5740 Woodbridge Dr.,66606
William R. Cox 3447 S E Crestwater,66605
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
CHARTERED
NAME OF LODGE SECRETARY
Robert G. Jackson 3825 Worwick Town Rd. Topeka, 66610
Philip Beals, Jr., Lot 31 2206 W McArthur Rd.,Wichita, 67217
Charles K. Griffith 66779
Albert R. Finch Box 567, 67880
James B. Goss Box 121, 66087-0121
Clarence L. Sawyer 67879
Clyde C. Orr 426 W 7th,El Dorado,67042
Gordon McNitt Rt 1 Box 92A, 66777
Walter E. Parrel 1 1809 Prairie Rd., 66604
Richard C. Hull 2411 S W Brookhaven Ln. 66614
Eldon D. Thomasson 114 N W 43rd, 66617
Paul E. Ferrell 2300 W. 30th, 66611
James A. Emmerson, Jr. 4101 Woodbury Ct. So. 66606
10-19-1871
Wamego
Frontier
Sutton
Wathena
Waverly
Black Diamond
Wellington
75 Wamego
104 Washington
85 Waterville
64 Wathena
244 Waverly
274 Weir
Wellington
Wellsville
Westmoreland
White City
*150
356
257
380
White City
Westmoreland
Wellsville
10-21-1859
Vulcan
229 Ualnut
02-17-1909
02-18-1886
02-17-1898
10-21-1874
02-16-1887
02-19-1885
10-21-1868
10-20-1870
02-29-1884
02-21-1912
Wakefield
CHARTERED 02-15-1882
396 Wakefield
NAME OF LODGE
Wakeeney
LOCATION
148 Wakeeney
NO
2nd » 4th Wed.
2nd & 4th Hon.
1st & 3rd Mon.
2nd & 4th Mon.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
3rd Sat. Ex. Jul-Aug
2nd & 4th Wed.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
1st « 3rd Wed. Except Jul-Aug
2nd & 4th lues.
1st & 3rd lues
COMMUNICATIONS 2nd & 4th Thurs.
Richard C. Read Box 1, 67152 Harold E. Barnett Rt 2 Box 54. 66092 Louis D. Hale Box 39, 66549 Lesle L. Worrell Box 77. 66872
Albert E. Felt 809 E. Harvey, 67152 Gary D. Johnson 220 Cedar Lane Or, , 66092 Charles E. Roberts Box 117, 66549 Delbert G. Stone 66872
Melvin Jones Box 296, 66781
Harry M. Snyder 66871
Earl A. G r i f f i n 66871 James J. Jones Rt 1, Scammon, 66773
Robert L. Geissert Rt 2 Box 19, 66090
George A. Dean 66548
Randy L. Lindquist 66548 Jerry D. Euler 208 S. 2nd 66090
Stewart E. Earhart 211 E. 1st, 66968
William M. Bryant Rt 2 . 66968
Frank E. Seufert Box 170, 66547
Lee Roy Church 66780
Michael D. Delange Hepler, 66746 Wayne H. Jepson 713 Ash, 66547
W. E. Mason Box 96, 67487
SECRETARY D. L. Thornhill 333 N 4th., 67672
David Sexton " 67441 Rt 3 Box 198,Junction City
WORSHIPFUL MASTER Eric L. Wilds Col Iyer. 67631
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
O
Anchor
Wilsey
Samaria
382 Wilsey
298 Wilson
Albert Pike
224 Williamsburg
Wichita
*303
North Star
Masonic Home
Wichita
*168
Wichita
*450 Wichita
Wichita
*99
Sunflower
Bestor G. Brown
Wichita
*86
Harvey A. Woodmansee Box 430, 67490
1st & 3rd Wed
02-15-1888
Roland M. Coover 66873
1st & 3rd Mon
02-17-1909
66095
Earl P. Anderson
1st & 3rd Thurs.
02-20-1884
Harold D. Purkey 1026 Porter, 67203
Norman L. Stubbs 4546 Juniper, 67216
1st & 3rd Thurs.
2nd & 4th Mon.
Russell D, Boehm 1140 Dunsworth, 67212
1st & 3rd Tues
Leonard W. Dewitt Box 508, Cheney, 67025
03-15-1975
03-01-1923
02-12-1953
2nd & 4th Wed.
Darrell L. Grossman 6415 S. West. 67233
2nd & 4th Thurs.
02-16-1944
02-20-1895
John M. Grubb 1245 N. Fairview, 67203
Herbert A. Temple 3122 S. Everett, 67217
Leonard Godown 2217 Manhattan, 67204
Duane E. Chick Rt 1, 66552
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
1st & 3rd Mon.
2nd & 4th Tues
1st & 3rd Thurs.
3rd Mon.
COMMUNICATIONS
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
10-19-1871
02-20-1889
03-13-1958
York
*433 Wichita
Wichita
*57
02-19-1885
Whiting
Trinity
Whiting
250
CHARTERED
NAME OF LODGE
*313 Wichita
LOCATION
NO.
Robert W. King Box 448, 67490
Kenneth 0. Hutchinson Delavan, 66847
Orlin M. Milliken 66095
Leroy L. Loggins 4401 W. 3rd, 67212
Earl C. Hamlin 3755 E. Douglas, 67218
Bobby L. McKinney 1121 N. Westview Derby, 67037
E. Dean Osborn 328 E. 1st, 67202
Donald L. Doll 1509 Lotus, 67213
Eldon E. Leitzel 652 N. Erie, 67214
James W. Winsel, Lot 531 2101 W. MacArthur, 67217
Dennis L. Morris 13411 E. 39th S. RR 2 Derby, 67037
Paul L. Scheid Box 154, 66552
SECRHARY
Yates Center
Xeni.a
47
144
Winona
Winfield
Winchester
LOCATION
318
*110
84
NO.
Gilead
Xenia
Wallace
Winfield
Uefferson
NAME OF LODGE
10-15-1873
10-17-1866
02-20-1889
10-17-1872
10-20-1870
CHARTERED
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st Sat.
1st & 3rd Mon.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st Wed.
COMMUNICATIONS
Francis E. Peterson 511 N. Prairie, 66783
John W. Allison Rt 3, Ft. Scott, 67701
Arthur R. Seele HC 1 Box 58 Monument, 67747
David B. Ranger 4 Lake Park Ct., 67156
Charles E. Price Rt 1, 66907
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES SECRETARY
Carl F. Harder 201 S. P r a i r i e , 66783
Thomas C. Johnson Rt. 1 Box 95, Bronson,66716
Emerson D. Lahman KC 1 Box 71, 67764
M. Wayne Rush Box 393, 67156
Donald H. Ray Box 151, 66907
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Proceedings of the
LOCATION OF LODGE HALLS
2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 15 17 18 19 23 34 37 38 51 54 57 60 58 74 77 86 90 91 96 97 98 99 100 102 103 106 107 110 117
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421 Delaware St. , 66048 728 Minnesota, 66101 5th & Kansas, 66002 1001 Massachusetts, 66044 722!s N. Washington, 66441 15!s Scott Ave., 65701 1001 Massachusetts, 66044421 Delaware St. , 66C48 482 Merchant, 66801 2015 Lakin, 67530 2300 W. 30th, 66611 422 S. Main, 66067 725 W. Park, 66061 807 High, 66006 11111 Johnson Dr., 66203 101 E. Miami, 66071 8!s N. Washington, 66749 2300 W. 30th, 66611 11111 Johnson Dr., 66203 841 N. Market, 67214 336 S. Santa Fe, 67401 421 Delaware, 66048 526% State, 67010 205 N. Main, 67104 320!s S. Broadway, 67202 901 W. Lyman Rd., 66608 1732 Center, 66508 9677 Parallel, 66109 401 S. Haverhill Rd. , 67042 110 N.W. 3rd, 67410 220 W. 13th, 67203 633 Garfield, 66725 129!5 West Ninth, 67337 102 N. Highland, 66720 600^2 N. Main, 67045 117% - 119% W. Main, 67301 110 E. Eighth, 67156 102 N. 17th, 67357
124 133 135 140 142 150 153 158 168 172 173 187 195 201 222 225 246 265 271 272 303 306 307 311 313 321 322 331 333 364 365 369 385 433 435 438 445 450
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14th & Adams, 67501 202 S. B St., 67005 13419 W. 94th St., 66215 6% N. Walnut, 67501 106 E. Broadway, 67114 2123 N. A St., 67152 5201 W. 75th St., 66208 5th & Kansas, 66002 212 N. West St., 67203 122 S. Main, 67460 421% N. Merchant, 67013 6th & Pine, 66762 11th & Main, 67601 104% W. Main, 67110 N. Central Ave., 67801 214 W. 14th St., 66612 1107 W. Olive, 67846 123% S. Main, 66214 803 N. 7th, 66101 803 N. 7th, 66101 328 E. First, 66202 215 N. Franklin, 67701' 108 S. Broadway, 67449 Kearny Ave. , 66027 320 S-. Broadway, 57202 519 Center, 67335 1422 S. 30th, 66106 124 N. Vine, 67554 6161 Slater, 66202 108% N. Ash, 67147 125 E. Market, 67037 1201 N. 67th, 66109 214 W. 14th St., 66612 3755 E. Douglas, 67218 8109 Overland Park Dr., 66204 15th & New Jersey, 66102 14th & Adams, 67501 401 S. Seneca, 67213
Lodges are encouraged to review street address listed above and to notify Grand Lodge of any change in street address or zip code.
March
1986-87
Year of Service 1856- 59 1860 1861- 65 1866- 67 1868- 70 1871- 72 1873- /4 1875 1876 1877 1878 1879- 80 1881- 82 1883 1884 1885 1886 1887 1888 1889 1890 1891 1892 1893 1894 1895 1896 1897 1898 1899 1900
Grand Lodge of Kansas
DECEASED PAST GRAND Name and Lodge Membership Date of Death 10-19-1875 Richard R. Rees Leavenworth No. 2 09-14-1898 George H. Fairchild St. John No. 26 06-14-1898 Jacob Saqui Washington No. 5 12-25-1900 Moses S. Adams King Solomon No. 10 03-12-1893 John H. Brown King Solomon No. 10 John M. Price 10-30-1900 Washington No. 5 07-19-1896 Owen A. Bassett Acacia No. 9 06-21-1884 Isaac B. Sharp Wyandotte No. 3 10-26-1904 Jacob D. Rush Rising Sun No. 8 John' Guthrie 07-01-1906 Orient No. 51 Edwin D. Hillyer 12-11-1892 Valley Falls No. 21 05-30-1904 Joseph 0. McCleverty Rising Sun No. 8 06-19-1889 William Cowgill Constellation No. 95 05-19-1905 George S. Green Lafayette No. 16 09-04-1917 James J. Buck Emporia No. 12 11-29-1918 Matthew M. Miller Clay Center No. 134 04-19-190,0 Silas E. Sheldon Topeka No. 17 06-12-1898 Henry C. Cook Adams No. 63 08-13-1924 Watson M. Lamb Sterling No. 171 04-13-1919 George C. Kenyon Benevolent No. 98 11,26-1910 John C. Postlethwaite Lafayette No. 16 07-13-1902 Andrew M. Callahan Topeka No. 17 David B. Fuller 05-17-1915 Fidelity No. 106 03-05-1903 William D. Thompson Minneapolis No. 143 03-31-1934 George W. Clark Royal No. 192 08-11-1925 James H. HcCall Wichita No. 99 03-05-1911 Chiles C. Coleman Clay Center No. 134 07-06-1916 William M. Shaver Magnolia No. 231 05-23-1921 Maurice L. Stone Wamego No. 75 10-14-1905 Henry C. Loomis Winfield No. 110 01-03-1928 Charles J. Webb Si loam No. 225
207
MASTERS Cemetery and Location Mt. Muncie
Leavenworth
Mountain Grove
Bridgeport, Ct.
Mt. Vernon
Atchison
Canon City
Canon City, Co.
Mt. Muncie
Leavenworth
Oak Hill
Atchison
Oak Hill
Lawrence
Wood]awn
T-Kansas City
Mt. Hope--
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Topeka Rose H i l l
-San Diego, Ca.
Topeka Section
Evergreen
Valley F a l l s Fort Scott
Fredonia
Fredonia
Sunset---
Manhattan
Maplewood
Emporia
Mt. Hope
Topeka
Lakeview
Cleveland, Oh.
Oswego
Oswego
Sunset Hen. Park
Hoquiam, Wa.
Evergreen
Seattle, Wa.
Wallace
Jewell
Topeka
Topeka
Greenwood City
Eureka
Highland
Minneapolis
Fairlawn
Oklahoma City,Ok.
Highland
Wichita
Clay Center
Clay Center
Mt. Hope
Topeka
Wamego City
Wamego
Union
Winfield
Nortonville
Nortonville
Proceedings of the
208
Year o f Service 1901 1902 1903 1904 1905 1906 1907 1908 1909 1910 1911 1912 1913 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933
Name and Lodge Membership Perry H. Hoisington Magnolia No. 231 Thomas E. Dewey Benevolent No. 98 Bestor G. Brown Siloam No. 225 Thomas G. F i t c h A l b e r t Pike No. 303 Samuel R. Peters Newton No. 142 Thomas L. Bond John H. Brown No. 216 Edward W. Wellington E l l s w o r t h No. 146 Henry F. Mason Tyrian No. 246 Fred Washbon Harper No. 206 Marion K. Brundage E l l s w o r t h No. 146 Alex A. Sharp Earned No. 167 Wil1iam E. Hutchinson Santa Fe No. 312 E l r i c l ( C. Cole Great Bend No. 15 Charles H. Chandler Orient No. 51 W i l l i a m L. Burdick Lawrence No. 6 Gil en H. Lamb Gilead No. 144 Charles E. Lobdell Earned No. 167 W i l l i a m I . Stuart Troy No. 55 Owen J . Wood Siloam No. 225 Hugh P. F a r r e l l y Cedar No. 103 Ben S. Paulen C o n s t e l l a t i o n No. 95 John H. McCullagh Galena No. 194 Richard E. B i r d A l b e r t Pike No. 303 Elmer F. S t r a i n Orient No. 51 Charles A. LoucKs Emerald No. 289 John W. Nielson St. John No. 113 Charles N. Fowler Salina No. 60 Ferris M. H i l l Emporia No. 12 George F. Breezley Girard No. 93 Jay B. Kirk l o l a No. 38 J . Forrest Ayres Greenleaf No. 232 John M. Kinkel Reno No. 140 George 0. Foster Lawrence No. 6
March
Date of Death 03-21-1933
Cemetery and Location Greenwood —Newton
06-09=1906
Abilene--
Abilene
07-10-1917
Topeka
Topeka
03-12-1928
Old Mission Mausoleum--Wichita
04-12-1910
Greenwood
Newton
07-29-1938
Gypsum H i l l
Salina
02-18-1925
Ellsworth
Ellsworth
05-04-1927
Mt. Hope
Topeka
07-12-1914
Harper
Harper
07-18-1936
Russell
Russell
12-06-1942
Carlisle-—
Carlisle, Pa.
04-05-1952
Valley View
Garden City
02-04-1938
Great Bend City
Great Bend
12-18-1917
Bazaar
Bazaar
06-11-1946
Swan Point
Providence,R.I.
11-19-1937
Yates Center
Yates Center
01-29-1949
Hanover
Hanover, N.J.
11-27-1925
Mt. Hope
Hiawatha
10-18-1937
Topeka
Topeka
11-17-1926
Elmwood
Chanute
07-11-1961
Fredonia
Fredonia
12-06-1937
Mt. Hope
Webb City, Ho.
01-10-1955
Maple Grove
Wichita
10-05-1956
Mt. Hope Abbey
Topeka
12-28-1960
Lakin
La kin
06-13-1943
Pleasant H i l l
Concordia
04-24-1941
Roselawn Hem. Park
Salina
06-27-1964
Maplewood
Emporia
03-25-1964
Girard
Girard
07-18-1955
Highland
Sal ina
02-13-1961
Greenleaf C i t y
Greenleaf
03-09-1941
Maple Grove
Wichita
10-03-1942
Oak H i l l
Lawrence
Grand Lodge of Kansas
1986-87
Year o f Service 1934
Name and Lodge Membership James A. Cassler McPherson No. 172
Date of Death 03-12-1980
1935
Otto R. Souders Wichita No. 99
01-21-1964
1936
James H. Wendorff King Solomon No. 10 Charley B. Erskine Preston No. 283 Henry S. Buzick Sylvan Grove No. 359 Claude F. Young Rising Sun No. 8 Arthur H. S t r i c k l a n d Kaw No. 272 Roscoe E. Peterson Larned No. 167 Cline C. Curtiss S t . Thomas No. 306 Charles C. McGinness Cherryvale No. 137 James H. T r i c e Delta No. 77 Harry D. Evans Eureka No. 88 Samuel G. Wiles Macksville No. 371 James H. Stewart, J r . A l b e r t Pike No.303 E. Glenn Robison Hebron No. 314 W i l l i a m H. Harrison Downs No. 204 Lynn R. Brodrick M a r y s v i l l e No. 91 Clarence G. Nevins St. Bernard No. 222 D. Bruce Newton A l b e r t Pike No. 303 Floyd S. Ecord B u r l i n g t o n No. 66 Scott E. Kelsey Topeka No. 17 Karl J . Baumgartner Goodland No. 321 Earl R. Brown Plains No. 367 Addison C. I r b y Rising Sun No. 8 Armand H. Bishop Parsons No. 117 H. Jackson Staton Ionic No. 254
06-07-1949
1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1953 1954 1955 1956 1958 1959 1962 1970
Cemetery and Location McPherson Mausoleum
McPherson
Maple Grove
Wichita
Mt. Huncie
Leavenworth
Cimarron
Cimarron
Sylvan Grove
Sylvan Grove
Evergreen
Fort Scott
Highland Park
Kansas City
Larned
Larned
06-01-1951 11-17-1975 03-05-1968 09-29-1971 02-05-1974 09-18-1977 Beulah-
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-Colby
12-11-1980 Fairview
Cherryvale
Highland
Medicine Lodge
Pleasanton
Pleasanton
Farming ton
Macksville
Maple Grove
Wichita
Gridley
Gridley
Downs
Downs
06-08-1970 05-16-1952 01-15-1965 09-18-1965 01-11-1964 09-11-1982 01-29-1958 05-26-1951 07-02-1966 05-14-1982 04-15-1971 08-28-1973 02-09-1982 05-12-1986 02-03-1968 06-03-1980
Marysville
Marysville
Maple Grove
Dodge City
Wichita Park
Wichita
Grace land
Burlington
Topeka
Topeka
Goodland
Goodland
Plains
06-21-1922 10-28-1950 05-07-1970
-Plains
Evergreen--
Fort Scott
Memorial Park
Parsons
Fairview Park
St. John
DECEASED DEPUTY GRAND MASTERS John A. Ferrell B. Harold Groff Robert E. Ferguson
209
Proceedings of the
210
LIVING PAST GRAND MASTERS AND ADDRESSES 1952 - S. Allan Daugherty 3411 E. Kinkaid St. Wichita.67218
1974 - Forrest D. Haggard 7600 W. 75th St. Overland Park, 66204
1957 - Richard L. Becker Box 483 Coffeyville, 67337
1975 - Robert H. Arnold Box 122 Alma, 66401
1960 - Ray U. Kinzie Woodlawn Nursing Home 1600 S. Woodlawn Ave. Wichita. 67218
1976 - Ralph D. Walker Route 1 Sharon Springs, 67758 1977 - William F. Mcintosh Box 514 Clay Center, 67432
1961 - John H. Hurray 1020 S. 4th St. Leavenworth, 66048
1978 - Chester L. Gilbert 3455 S. W. Huntoon Topeka, 66604
1963 - Ben W. Graybill Box 6 Shawnee Mission. 66201
1979 - W. Nolan Artz Box 780187 Wichita, 67278-0187
1964 - Arthur C. Hodgson Box 666 Lyons, 67554 1965 - Owen E. Hodgson McCall Manor, Apt. 118 626 S. 3rd St. Salina 67401-4105 1966 - William E. Montgomery Box HH Syracuse, 67878 1967 - W i l l i a m E. Bradford 707 W. Vine Wamego, 66547 1968 - Thomas C. Raum, Jr. 71 Mission Road Wichita, 67207 1969 - Carroll C. Arnett 1615 Country Club Road El Dorado, 67042 1971 - Robert D. Caplinger Route 2 Effingham, 66023 1972 - Richard 0. Kelsey 16824 N. W. 54th R o s s v i l l e , 66533
1980 - F. Warren Starns HC 1 Box 78 Winona, 67764 1981 - Ben B. Boyles 807 N. Main St. St. John, 67576 1982 - Robert G. Jackson 3825 S W Worwick Town Road Topeka, 66610 1983 - Richard A. Porter 322 E. First St. Wichita, 67202 1984 - Larry D. Winegardner 601 S. 6th Atchison, 66002 1985 - Arris M. Johnson 2714 Hillcrest Hays, 67601 1986 - Durward C. Daniel son 223 N. 14th Manhattan, 66502
1973 - J . Fred Williamson 310 S. Purdy Lyons, 67554 GRAND TREASURERS 1856-1857 1857-1858 1858-1891 1891-1902 1902-1909 1909-1933 1933-1937
B e v e r l i n Beck Isaac N. Roberts C h r i s t i a n Beck R. E. Torrington A l b e r t Sarbach J . Frank March John McCullagh
1937-1961 Ben S. Paulen 1961-1968 Floyd A. Palmer 1968-1984 W i l l i a m E. Montgomery I n t e r i m Grand Treasurer Feb. 1 , 1984 to March, 17, 1984 Thomas C. Raum, J r . 1984W i l l i a m F. Mcintosh
March
1986-87
Grand Lodge of Kansas
1856-1857 Charles T. Harrison 1857-1870 Charles Hundee 1860-1870 Eramus T. Carr 1870-1893 John H. Brown Interim Grand Secretary Feb. 15, 1893-March 12, 1893 John C. Postlethwaite' March 22, 1893-Feb. 22, 1894 Matthew K. Miller
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GRAND SECRETARIES 1894-1928 Albert K. Wilson 1928-1953 Elmer F. Strain 1953-1958 Arthur H. Strickland 1958-1971 Charles S. McGinness Interim Grand Secretary May 13, 1971-July 31, 1971 Ben W. Graybill 1971Albert 0. Arnold, Jr.
LODGES UNDER DISPENSATION BUT NOT CHARTERED Allen, 1923; Burlington, 1863; Delaware, 1857; Denver City (Denver Lodge),1860; Englevale, 1899; Leavenworth (Adelpha), 1868; Lecompton (Geary), 1857; Leoti, 1878; Lindsborg, 1884; Lindsay (Friendship), 1868; Opolis, 1855; Powhattan (Buckeye), 1896; Wichita, (Ark Valley Daylite Lodge,) 1984; Wichita, (E. Hubert Mitchell) 1979; Wheaton, 1903; and White Water, 1927. LODGE CHARTERS REVOKED, SURRENDERED, OR CONSOLIDATED Alden No. 308 with Sterling No. 171, 1957; Allen No. 335, 1923; Altoona No. 118 with Benedict No. 403, 1984; Americus No. 62, 1869; Andale No. 253 with Ht. Hope No. 238, 1894; Apollo No. 297 with Hays No. 195, 1986; Arcadia No. 329 with Mulberry No. 261, 1986; Argonia (Chikaskia) No. 285, 1912; Atchison (St. Johns) No. 26,1861.; Aubry No. 30, 1863; Auraria No. 37 with Grand Lodge of Colorado, 1862; Owen A. Bassett No. 367 with Pittsburg No. 187, 1911; Bennington No. 180, 1944; Beaumont No. 439 with Joppa No. 223, 1937; Big Springs (Shawnee) No. 9, 1867; Blaine No. 337 with Westmoreland No. 257, 1894; Bluff City No. 313, 1897; Bluff City No. 235, 1903; Boling No. 365 with Tonganoxie (Henri) No. 190, 1937; Brookville No. 209, 1963;' Bucklin No. 325, 1869; Cato No. 153 with Farlington (Godfrey) No. 124, 1894; Burr Oak No. 178 with Jewell No. 11, 1981; Burrton No. 182 with Halstead No. 46, 1969; Canton No. 197 with McPherson No. 172, 1986; Cedar Vale No. 164, 1883; Cedar Vale (Myrtle) No. 164; 1894; Chanute (King David) No. 416 with Cedar No. 103, 1937; Charity No. 263 with Cosmos No. 278, 1977; Coats No. 394 with Kilwinning No. 265; 1978; Clifford (Whitewater) No. 148 with Halcyon No. 120, 1867; Clinton (Ashlar) No. 87, 1879; Codell No. 418 with Paradise No. 290, Plainville, 1968; Coolidge No. 316 with Royal No. 192, 1985; Corning No. 13 with Seneca No. 39, 1968; Coyville No. 57, 1955; Cunningham No. 427 with Kilwinning No. 265, 1985; Deerfield No. 432 with Lakin (Emerald) No. 289, 1965; Delvan No. 375 with Kansas No. 307; Dirigo No. 226 with Narka No. 349, 1986; Edwardsville (Composite) No 152, 1879; Effingham No. 48, 1986; Emmett No. 387 with Pottawatomie No. 52, 1939; Emporia No. 12. 1863; Enterprise No. 353, 1910; Elk City (Elk Creek) No. 20, 1863; Elkhart No. 422 with Hugoton No. 406, 1986; Esbon (Salem)No. 228, 1939; Farlington (Godfrey) No. 124 with Girard No. 93, 1932; Fostoria No. 392 with Westmoreland No. 257, 1974; Frankfort No. 67, 1876; Freeport (Lily) No. 301 with Bluff City No. 313, 1892; Frederick No. 337 with Royal No. 192, 1985; Fort Scott (Rising Sun) No. 46 with Burbon No. 8, 1878; Fort Gibson (Elpha) No. 122 with Grand Lodge Indian Territory 1878; Freeport No. 389 with Stohrville No. 368, 1971; Friendship No. 208 with Mt. Hope No. 238, 1986; Galva No. 251 with McPherson No. 172, 1984; Garfield No. 235 with Ashlar No. 344, 1972; Glasco No. 292 with Sincerity No. 214, 1983; Golden City No. 34 with Grand Lodge of Colorado, 1862; Gove City No. 302 and Grainfield No. 381 to form Gove County No. 302, 1965; Greeley No. 211 with Delphian No. 44, 1940; Granada No. 53, name changed and lodge moved to Wetmore No. 53, 1883; Greenleaf No. 232 with Washington No. 104, 1983; Grenola (Canopy) No. 248 with Moline No. 267, 1937; Grinnell No. 448 with Oakley No. 253, 1973; Gypsum City No. 328 with Lindsborg No. 397, 1985; Halcyon No. 120 with Centre No. 147, 1978; Hamilton No. 301 with Madison No. 196, 1985; Hamlin No. 185 with Hiawatha No. 35, 1975; Hanover (Star) No. 69, 1919; Harveyville No 421 with Corinthian No. 79, 1984; Haven No. 157 with Sumner No. 203, 1985; Havensville No. 34 with Onaga No. 188, 1964, Hiawatha (Tribune) No. 216, 1883; High Prairie No. 25, 1862; Ida No. 170, 1881; Highland No. 296 with Wakefield No. 396, 1977; Holyrood No. 343 with Ellsworth No. 146, 1981; Indianola No. 34 (later. Great Light), 1887; Irving No. 112 with Blue Rapids No. 169, 1958; Isable No 400 with Delta (Medicine Lodge) No. 77, 1973; Jamestown No. 227 with St. Johns No. 113, 1985; Kanorado No. 443 with Goodland No. 321, 1960; Kensington No. 405 with Western Star No. 174, 1973; Kickapoo (Potter) No. 4 with Easton No. 45, 1973; Kingsdown No. 447 with Bucklin (Grandview) No. 376, 1965, Kirwin No. 175 with Phillipsburg No. 184, 1967; Leavenworth (Calvary) No. 50 with King Solomon No. 10. 1876; Landmark (Mound City) No. 218 with Altamont No. 69, 1973; Leavenworth (Dispensation Landmark Charter St. Johns) Nov. 26, 1870; Lecompton No. 13, 1865; Liberty No. 123 with Keystone No. 102, 1918; Lincolnville No. 315, 1896; Lindsborg (PHoenix) No. 253, 1888; Linn No. 170 with Frontier No. 104, 1962; Long Island No. 231 with Naphtali No. 310, 1976; Louisburg No. 180, 1894; Luray No. 142 with Lucas (Blue Hill) No. 198, 1943; Lyons No. 192, 1895, Mackey No. 48, 1986; Maple City No. 342
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with Dexter No. 156, 1977; Maple Hill No. 370 with Alma No. 161, 1977; Marquette No. 353 with Lindsborg No. 397, 1967; McDonald No. 383 with St. Francis No. 404, 1985; Medicine Valley No. 260 with Delta No. 77, 1979; Milan No. 255 with Argonia No. 285, 1968; Mission Hills No. 54, name changed to Shawnee No. 54, 1952; Montana (Evergreen) No. 86, 1888; Monticello No. 43, 1875; Moundridge No. 346 with Galva No. 251, 1868; Mt. Pleasant No. 58, 1888; Morland No. 414 with Millbrook No. 281. 1986; Morrill No. 373 with Hamlin No. 185, 1969; Munden No. 128 with Cuba No. 362, 1983; Nemaha No. 13 (Corning) with Seneca No. 39, 1968; Neosho Rapids No. 77 (Changed to Ionic), 1879; Nevada City (Nevada) No. 36 with Grand Lodge of Colorado, 1862; New Albany No. 81 with Constellation No. 95, 1973; Newton (Magnolia) No. 231 with Newton No. 142, 1901; Norcatur No. 317 with Mountain Slope No. 186. 1979; North Lawrence (Valley) No. 30, Second Charter, 1887; Oak No. 287 with Western Star No. 174, 1983; Occidental No. 207 with Saqui No. 160, 1978; Olive No. 350 with Vesper No. 136 to form Vesper-Olive No. 136, 1972; Olivet (Astra) No. 363, 1908; Osage Mission (Mission) No. 92, 1897; Osawatomie (Osage Valley) No 24, 1863; Ottawa No. 128 with Franklin No. 18, 1906; Ottawa (Melody) No. 400 with Ottawa No. 18, 1928; Ottumwa No. 11. 1863 and 1871; Paola (Miami) No. 68 with Paola No. 37, 1876; Pardee (Dispensation Lincoln, Chartered Center) No. 69, 1971; Paris No. 22, 1871; Piper No. 385 with Delaware No. 96, 1937; Parkersville No. 168 with Dwight No. 374, 1937; Perryville (Perry) No. 52, 1877; Pomona No. 138, 1901; Potwin No. 288 with Towanda No. 30, 1969; Powhattan No. 363 with Hiawatha No. 35, 1971; Pretty Prairie No. 428 with Cable No. 299, 1967; Quenemo No. 270 with McKinley No. 41, 1981; Rob Morris No. 332 with Kilwinning No. 265. 1982; Rosalia No. 434 with Leon (Joppa) No. 223, 1961; Randall No. 304 with Jewell No. 11, 1966; Rexford No. 442 with St. Thomas No. 306, 1983; Richfield No. 303, 1892; Richmond No. 426 with Delphian No. 44, 1946; Robinson No. 159 with Hiawatha No. 35, 1981; Salina (John H. Brown) No. 216 with Salina No. 60, 1907; Salt Lake City (Mt. Horiah) No. 70 with Grand Lodge of Utah, 1872; Saratoga No. 216, 1892; Scranton (Perfect Square)No. 220, 1908; Scottville No. 249 with Sincerity No. 214, 1983; Scranton No. 407 with Carbondale No. 70; Sedgwick No. 139 with Newton No. 142, 1984; Seneca No. 39, 1875; Severence No. 313 with Smithton No. 1, 1951; Shawnee No 54, 1928; Smoky Valley No. 209 with Salina No. 60, 1967; Saltville No. 59, (Barnard) with Lincoln No. 154, 1973; Soldier No. 240 with Circleville No. 20, 1967; Springdale No. 152, 1887; Stan Smart No. 378 with R. D. Ely No. 262. 1981; Stanton No. 18. 1963; Stanton (Zion) No. 108. 1883; Stohrville No. 368 with Anthony 200. 1984; Sylvia No. 391 with Stafford No. 252, 1984; Tecumseh No. 15. 1874; Timber Creek (Dick Rees) No. 59. 1887; Trading Post (Blooming Grove) No. 41. 1904; Turner No. 425 with Ben Hur No. 322, 1937; Turon No. 358 with Cable No. 299. 1986; Tuscon No. 82 with Neosho No. 27, 1982; Twin Falls (Olive) No. 181, 1885; Twin Springs No. 61, Name changed to La Cygne No. 61 and moved to LaCygne, 1870; Twin Grove No. 213 with Hope No. 155, 1984; Tyro No. 386 with Caney No. 324, 1966; Urbana No. 239 with Erie No. 76, 1969; Valley No. 30 with Lawrence No. 6, 1876; Valley Center (Ark) No. 243, 1902; Valley Falls No. 21 with Meriden No. 236, 1981; Vermillion No 320 with Frankfort No. 67, 1968; Virginia City No. 34 with Grand Lodge of Montana, 1886; Waldron No. 377 with Anthony No. 200, 1957; Wallace No. 318 moved to Winona, 1961; Walton No. 323, 1895; Westphalia (Avon) No. 305 with Delphian No. 44, 1963; Wetmore No. 53 with Polar Star No. 130. 1944, Wetmore No. 53, Second Charter and Consolidated with Goff No. 430, 1968; White Water (Brainerd) No. 280, 1927; White Cloud No. 78 with Smithton No. 1, 1979; Whitewater No. 180 with Towanda No. 30, 1977; Wilmore No. 412 with Comanche No. 295, 1977; Windom No. 276 with McPherson No. 172, 1980; and Winfield No. 98 with Adelphia No. 110, 1903.
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NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF GRAND SECRETARIES AND GRAND REPRESENTATIVES IN FRATERNAL RELATIONS WITH KANSAS STATE
GRAND SECRETARY
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GRAND REP KANSAS
Alabama
Joseph P. Jones Box 6195 Montgomery, 36106
Hubbard L. Robinson 1805 Stone Rd. Hidfield, 35228
W. Nolan Artz Box 780187 Wichita ,67278-0187
Alaska
Neil R. Bassett Glenn W. Pruett Box 190658 SR Box 30712 Anchorage, 99502-0668 Fairbanks, 99701
Alfred L. Lewis Box 267 Coffeyville, 67337
Arizona
Robert F. Henderson Masonic Temple 345 W. Monroe St. Phoenix, 85003
Robert Henderson 3407 N. 24th Phoenix, 85015
William F. Mcintosh Box 514 Clay Center, 67432
Arkansas
Jack B. Donham 700 Scott St. Little Rock, 72201
Billy D. Porter
Arthur H. Williams Box 15 Arkansas City, 67005
California
Robert A. Klinger Calif. Masonic Temple 1111 California San Francisco, 94108
Richard D. Kelsey 16824 N. W. 54th St. Rossville. 66533
Colorado
Raymond E. Peterson Herschel Perry 1130 Panorama Dr. 705 S. Force Colorado Springs,80904 Lamar, 81052
J. Fred Williamson 310 S. Purdy Lyons, 67554
Connecticut
R. Stanley Harrison Box 250 Wallingford, 06492
Delaware
Warren F. Schueier, Sr. E. Earl Shivery PGM 401 S. Board St. 818 Market Middleton, 19709 Wilmington, 19801-3011
District of Columbia
Stewart W. Minor Suite 500 600 F St. NW Washington, 20004
Ronald G. Wood '250 Llewelyn Ln. Huntington, MD 20639
William E. Bradford 707 Vine Wamego, 66547
Florida
William G. Wolf Box 1020 Jacksonville, 32201
Grant T. Gilder 4 N E 11th St. Miami Shores, 33153
Ray W. Kinzie 1600 S Woodlawn Blvd. Wichita, 67218
Georgia
Carl F. Lester, Jr. 811 Mulberry Macon, 31298-5099
James M. Head 7514 Elliot Road Jonesboro, 30236
Ben B. Boyles 807 N. Main St. John, 67576
Idaho
Larry R. Turner Box 1677 Boise, 83701
Wayne W. Woodward 300 Evergreen Rd. Emmett, 83617
Eugene V. Beggs Ensign, 67841
Illinois
Lyle H. Paisley Box 4147 Springfield, 62708
John A. Lombardi 5544 Wilson Chicago, 60630
Donald E Vochatzer, Sr 10648 Polfer Rd. Kansas City 66109
Indiana
Roy 0. Turner Box 44210 Indianapolis, 46204
Lee J. Hartner 6426 Alvarez St. Ft. Wayne, 64815
Paul W. Babcock 4641 Metropolitan Ave. Kansas City, 66106
Iowa
Tom Eggleston Masonic Temple Box 279 Cedar Rapids, 52408
R. S. Harrison 100 High St. Bristol, 06010
John Rule 1103 N. 4th Atchison 66002 Lyman H. Brown Plains, 67869
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Kentucky
J. C. McClanahan Masonic Home, 40041
William L. Rice Rt. 1 Versailles, 40383
Joseph B. Detrixhe Ames, 66931
Louisiana
Jack Crouch 1300 Masonic Temple New Orleans, 70130
Leslie F. Tanner William J. Brown 2718 S. Carrollton Ave.2839 S. Bonn New Orleans, 70118 Wichita, 67217
Maine
Edwin V. George 415 Congress St. Portland, 04111
Charles E. Briggs 21 Walpole St. Norwood, 02062
Hugh E. Richards 26 Douglas Parkway Wichita, 67206
Maryland
Jack R. Frazier 225 N. Charles St. Baltimore, 21201
A. Ray Bui gin 225 N. Charles St. Baltimore, 21201
Paul E. Murphy 8845 Horton St. Overland Park, 66207
Massachusetts
Robert P. Beach 186 Tremont St. Boston, 02111
Edgar W. Darling 14 Arbor Lane Wilbraham, 01095
Vernon D. Martin 311 W. 8th St. Concordia, 66901
Michigan
Robert N Osborne,PGM Masonic Temple 223 E. Fulton Grand Rapids, 49503
Royce E. Curl is Masonic Temple 223 E. Fulton Grand Rapids, 49503
Owen E. Hodgson HcCall Manor, Apt 118 626 S. 3rd Salina, 67401-4105
Minnesota
Raymond E Schlemmer St Paul Masonic Ctr. 220 E. Plato Blvd. St. Paul, 55107
Lynn F. Gunsolus 805 9th St. N. E. Waseca, 56093
E. Dean Osborn 328 E. First St. Wichita, 67202
Mississippi
T. K. Griffis Box 1030 Meridian, 39301
Charles H. Powell Rt 1 Box 114 Vardaman, 38878
James P. Brown 1209 Ridge Road Atchison, 66002
Missouri
Terry C. Alexander 800 Highway 63 North Columbia, 65201-6697
J. Morgan Donelson Princeton, 64673
Clifford D. Knauss Rt 2 Box 151 Hal stead, 67056
Montana
Dean M. Lindahl Box 1158 Helena, 59624
Sheldon Rediske Baker, 59313
Paschal W. Lundy Box 523 Ness City, 67560
Nebraska
Glenn F. Sperry Edward M. Cummings 635 S. 14th, Ste 320 Box 123 Lincoln, 66508 Clay Center, 68939
Richard H. Hart 124 Kendall Topeka, 66606
Nevada
Frank E. Hart 40 West 1st,Ste.317 Reno, 89501
Larry E. Wallace 2312 Kirk Ave. Las Vegas, 89101
Carl A. Steward Cedar Vale, 67204
New Hampshire
Stanley A. Johnson,PGMArnold M. Ashley 813 Beech St. Box 246 Manchester, 03104 Dover, 03820
L. 0. Winegardner 601 S. 6th Atchison, 66002
New Jersey
Edward Rainey Box 460 Burlington, 08016
Julius W. Lodgek 213 Fern Ave. Collinswood, 08108
Elvin S. Cox Rose Hill, 67133
New Mexico
Ronald A. Brinkman Box 25004 Albuquerque, 87125
New York
Wendell K. Walker Masonic Hall 71 W. 23rd St. New York. 10010
Henry S. Rhodes Box 53 West Camp Estates West Camp, 12490
F. Warren Starns HC 1 Box 78 Winona, 67764
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North Carolina
Robert P. Dudley Box 6506 Raleigh, 27628
Joel J. Faulk 334 Chillingworth Ln. Charlotte, 28211
Chester Fullerton 101 S. Main St. Medicine Lodge, 67104
North Dakota
Paul L. Burkhardt 201 14th Ave. N. Fargo , 58102
Leland E. Fett 2507 9th St. South Fargo, 58102
Arthur C. Hodgson Box 666 Lyons, 67554
Ohio
Vernon E. Musser Box 629 634 High St. Worthington, 43085
James J. Harbage 1120 Morning Dr. Worthington, 43085
John H. Hurray 1020 S. 4th Leavenworth, 66048
Oklahoma
John E. Shaver Box 1019 Guthrie, 73044
C. W. Reece Box 1019 Guthrie, 73044
Basil Marhofer Box 6 Ness City, 67560
Oregon
James M.' S h i l l i n g b u r g Box 96 Forest Grove, 97116
Pennsylvania
Thomas W. Jackson Masonic Temple 1 North Broad S t . P h i l a d e l p h i a , 19107
Rhode Island
J u l i o A. Paniccia,PGM G. Harvey Faulkner 742 P l a i n f i e l d St. 10 Highland Road Providence, 02909 Sanderson, 32874
Virgil W. Dobson Box 416 Sharon Springs, 67758
Puerto Rico
Benjamin Santana Box 8385 Santurce, 00910
Pedro Rojas GPO 1616 San Juan, 00936
Mel burn C. Barnes 735 N. 10th St. Fredonia, 66736
South Carolina
H. Dwight McAlister 1401 Senate St. Columbia, 29201
Ronald B. Ashcraft Box 18283 Spartanburg, 29318
Chester L. Gilbert 3455 SW Huntoon Topeka, 66604
South Dakota
Raymond W. Horn, Sr. William E. Mitchell Box 468 Plankinton, 57368 Sioux Falls, 57101
Carroll D. Harker Box 11 McLouth, 66054
Tennessee
John R. Stracener Box 24216 Nashville, 37202
W. R. Patton, Jr. 622 Vinton Erwin, 37650
C. Travis Spencer Box 312 Hutchinson, 67501
Texas
Harvey C. Bird Box 446 Waco, 76703
W. B. Ball Box 12526 San Antonio, 78212
K. Maynard Curts 8935 Cottonwood, It 4 Lenexa, 66215
Utah
Robert D. Braman Lynn J. Brady 640 E. South Temple Sr. Eureka, 84628 Salt Lake City, 84102
Kevin Peterson 652 Briarcliff Salina, 67401
Vermont
Ernest R. McDonald, Jr. 431 Pine Burlington, 05401-0431
James E. Zimmerman Box 1217 Topeka, 66601
Virginia
John P. Stokes Box 27345 Richmond, 23261
James B. Wilkinson
Glenn L. Knapp 2747 Frances Leavenworth, 66048
Washington
Edward L. Bennett Masonic Temple 47 St. Helens Ave. Tacoma, 98402
Clyde B. Mix 47 St. Helens Ave. Taxoma, 98402
George L. Gerardy 1301 Kansas Atchison, 66002
Morgan J. Snyder 813 Blunt Clay Center, 67432
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West Virginia
Camden C. Ferrell Box 2346 Charleston, 25328
Milton E. Brookman 506 Reynolds Princeton, 24740
Gerald L. Townsend 6805 Haston Ave. Shawnee Mission,66203
Wisconsin
Carl W. Skoog 1123 N. Astor Milwaukee, 53202
Carl W. Skoog 3818 W. Helena St. Milwaukee, 53209
Robert D. Caplinger Route 2 Effingham, 66203
Wyoming
Ray A. Noah Box 459 Casper, 82602 FOREIGN GRAND LODGES IN FRATERNAL RELATIONS WITH KANSAS
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Alberta
A. F. Aylesworth 330 12 Ave. SW Calgary, T2R 0H2
Lloyd E. Dickson 109 Wilson Crescent Red Deer.T4N 5V6
James 0. Foster 14200 Boston Wichita, 67230
Argentina
Jorge A. Wesolowski Pte. J.D.Peron 1242 1038 Capital Federal Buenos Aires
Carlos Gazardsian
John H. Peyton 409 N. College Mulvane, 67110
Austria
Dieter Scheitz A lOlO Wein Dorotheergasse 12
Robert Rosenbaum A 1010 Wein Dorotheergasse 12
William B. Chapman Oakley, 67748
Belgium (Regular Grand Lodge)
Louis DeBouvere Rue Royale 265 1030 Brussels
Joseph C. Campbell 401 S. Seneca St. Wichita, 67218
Boliva
Jose A. Adetto Zamora Raul Q. Aramayo Postal No. 564 Postal No. 564 La Paz La Paz
C. M. (Bud) Geis Box 72 Circleville, 66416
Brasil (Amazonas 8 Acre)
Manoel D. S. Matos Box 162 69025 Manaus AH Brasil
V. A. Cavalcante Rau Major Facundo 1266 Foraleza
Floyd A. Bosler 4323 Martin Kansas City 66102
Brasil (Bahia)
Egydio V i e i r a Filho Rua Carlos Gomez 108, Salvador-Bahia
Oswaldo Bello B i s c i a Rua Carlos Gomez 108, Salvador-Bahia
Jack B. S t a i r r e t t Route 3 Jetmore, 67854
Brasil (Brasilia)
Manuel M deSouza Neto Manuel M deSduza. Neto Caixa Postal 11-1128 Caixa Postal 11-1128 70,000 B r a s i l i a - D F 70,000 B r a s i l i a - D F
Lewis C. Carter 411 S. Montana H o l t o n , 66436
Brasil (Ceara)
Marcus V. H. da Silva Ave Do Imperador Caixa Postal 76 60000 Fortaleza
Antonio F. Nogueira Ave Do Imperado Caixa Postal 76 6000 Fortaleza
Victor J. Olson Burlingame, 66413
Brasil (Goias)
Carlos I. DePaula Rua T-28 no. 1567 Setor Bueno 7400 Goiania Goias
Pedro N. DeSouza Caixa Postal 666 77,100 Anapolis,Goias
Benny L. HoUoway Route 1 Narka, 66960
Brasil (Mato Grasso)
Wilson M. Barbosa Ave Calogeras 1952 Caixa Postal 611 Campo Grande 79100 MS Mato Grasso
H. M. Alves Caixa Postal 36 CEP 79600 Tres Lagoas Mato Grosso Do Sul
J. Wayne Pipkin Box 488 Cheney, 67025
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Brasil (Minas Gerais)
J . L. Carneiro Rua Donna C e c i l i a No. 25 Serra, M. G.
Luiz S. DeFario 908 Ave Alfonso Pen a 30,000 Belo Horizonte Minas Gerais
Richard L. Becker Box 483 C o f f e y v i l l e , 67337
Brasil (Paraiba)
Dr. Jacy M. L e i t e Severino H. Paiva Rue Joao Domingos 197 Box 1 Joao Pessona Hiramar CEP, 58,000 5800 Paraiba Joao Pessoa,Paraiba
Larry L. A l g o t t 9696 Blue River H i l l s Rd. Manhattan, 66502
Brasil (Parana)
Antonio A. Jansson Rua Visconde Do Rio Branco 1485-C/3 Caixa Postal 1363 8000 C u r i t i b a Parana
E l p i d i o Salva Rua Visconde Do Rio Branco 1485-C/3 Caixa Postal 1363 8000 C u r i t i b a Parana
Floyd Coffman W. 15th S t . Courthouse Ottawa, 66067
Brasil (Pernambuco)
Paulo D C Lustosa Rua Imperial 197 Caixa Postal 1415 Recife, Pernambuco
Jose Marcel0 Rua Imperial 197 Caixa Postal 1415 Recife, Pernambuco
Ray D. Fincher 1725 Appleton Parsons, 67357
Brasil (Piaui)
Valdir E. Soares S. X. Goncalves Rua Riachuelo, 1164 Caixa Postal 10 caixa Postal 176 64000 Teresina, Piaui 64,200 Parnaiba, Piaui
Clayton J. Conne.ll Route 3 Fall River, 57057
Brasil (Guanabara)
Valdemiro L. Pinto Rua Mariz E. Barros No. 945/953 Caixa Postal 2215 Cep 20270 Rio de Janeiro Kurt M. Hauser Ave Praira Bel as No. 560 Caixa Postal 683 Port Alegre, 9000
H. L. Belmino Rua Mariz E. Barros No. 945/953 Caixa Postal 2215 Cep 20270 Rio De Janeiro Kurt M. Hauser Ave Praira Belas No. 560 Caixa Postal 683 Port Alegre, 9000
Clifford L. Trax 3400 W. 77th Valley Center, 67147
Brasil (Santa Catarina)
Leonarte S. Veloso Box D-33 88000Florianopol is Santa Catarina
Marcos A. Von Bathen Caixa Postal 380 Lages
John L. Heckert Box 1213 Ottawa, 66067
Brasil (Sao Paulo)
Erwin Seignemartin Box 8348 CPO 01508, Sao Paulo
Orieo P. Sobrinho Box 8348 01000 Sao Paulo
Eugene E. Carlson Box 1213 El Dorado, 67042
British Columbia
William L. Stirling 1495 W. 8th Ave. Vancouver V6H 1C9
William J. Mason 1495 W. 8th Ave. Vancouver V6H 1C9
William E. Montgomery Box HH Syracuse, 67878
Canada (Ontario)
Robert E. Davies Box 217 Hamilton L8N 3C9
Richard 0. Overton Alan Broughton 327 Pte.DesChenescries 6937 Grandview Merriam, 66204 RR 1 Sault St. Marie
Chile
Enrique C. Arretchea Marcoleta 659 C a s i l l a Postal 2867
J . P. DeLeon-Chaves C a s i l l a Postal 284 Vina Del Mar
Ray C. Hopson 2426 Benjamin Dr. W i c h i t a . 67204
Columbia (Bogota)
Argemiro C. Restrepo Apartado Aereo #6672 Bogota, DE
J . Murray J o l l e y 1034 Sheppard Ave. W Downsview M3H 2TJ
Merle D- Bradley 2300 W. 30th Topeka, 66611
Columbia (Santander)
Manuel R. A. P o r t i l l a Armando FuentezAvienda 2E 0-33N Ave. 7A No. 6-77 Quinta Bosch Apartado Aereocuta Cucuta
Brasil (Rio Grande Do Sul)
Harold C. Swope 706 S. Main Yates Center, 66783
A l f r e d D. Van T r i e s 6649 Lowell Dr. Shawnee Mission,66204
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China (Taiwan)
S. S. Yuan 10 Lane 2 0 1 Chang-An E a s t Road, Sec. 2 T a i p e i 1 0 3 , ROC
J o r g e n B. Schroeider S h i n L i n PO Box 2 8 - 9 T a i p e i 1 1 1 , ROC
Oscar D. S m i t h 1505 W. Cedar O l a t h e , 66061
Costa
C a r l o s P a n i a g u a - V a r g a s J o r g e H. Box 10060 Box 14 San J o s e , 1000 Alajuela
Rica
Sanchez
R a l p h D. W a l k e r Rt 1 Sharon S p r i n g s , 67758
Cuba
R a c i e l M. Andrew A p a r l a d o 72 Lahabana
Angel G. Fabars Despaigne
B i l l y E. Archibald Almena, 67622
Denmark
J o r g e n V. J o r g e n s e n B l e g d a m s v e j 23 DK 2 1 Denmark
T o r b e n V. S m i t h B l e g d a m s v e j 23 DK 2 1 Denmark
John E. Stover Box 16 Cawker C i t y , 67430
Dominican Republic
Ramon H. G. Rojo Arzobispo Portes No. 554 Espuina Las Carreras Santo Domingo
Billy J. Beaver 3 Wycklow
Ecuador
Ricardo C. Bohorquez Box 932
D a v i d F. Snyder 820 Old Manor Rd. W i c h i t a , 67217
El Salvador
Rene V. I r a h e t a 8a Ave. S u r No. 126
Guayaquil
Carlos Cucalon Box 932 Guayaquil
Overland Park,
66207
John A. S c h o w a l t e r 303 P o p l a r Hal s t e a d , 67056
San Salvador England
CDR.MBS H i g h a m , R.N. Freemasons' H a l l 60 Great Queen S t . London WC2B 5AZ
George T. Kelway S t . Anna M i l f o r d Haven Pembrokeshire
S. A l l a n D a u g h e r t y 3411 E. K i n k a i d W i c h i t a , 67218
Finland
Jorma Komonem Kasarmikuta 16 D 00130 Helsinki 13
Holgar Liinpaa Rauhankatu 6A 00130 Helsinki 13
Richard A. Porter 332 E. First Wichita, 67202
France
H. Benaroya 65 Blvd. Bineau 92200 N e i u l l y Sur Seine
Bernard Guillemain 7 Rue Ed. Henriot 76600 LeHavre
David Recob 1241 SW 31st Topeka, 66611
Gabon (Africa)
Marius Foungues BP 233 Libreville
Germany
Gerd Honisch Emserstrasse 12-13 1 Berlin 31
Gerd Honisch Emserstrasse 12-13 1 B e r l i n 31
Albert 0. A r n o l d , J r . Box 1217 Topeka, 66601
Greece
Stamelos P. Macris 19 Acharnon St. 104 38 Athens
G. loannides 19 Acharnon S t r . 104 38 Athens
A. Franklin Bladwin Rt 1 Box 34 Fontana, 66026
Guatemala
Jose L.F. De Leon H. E. Solorzano Webster T. Bolin Arco 4-7 No.32 Zone 5 Arco 4-7 No 32 Zone 5 309 SE 3rd Jardines de LasAsuncion Jardines de LaAsuncion Newton, 67114 Cuidad de Guatemala Cuidad de Guatemala
Honduras
Ramon H. Rivas 3a Ave. S717 Tegucigalpa
Rene Sagastume Box 336 Tegucigalpa
Harvey L. Henderson Box 155 Satanta, 67870
Iceland
Sveinn Finnesson Skulagata 55 Reykjavik
T. Berardsson Skulgata 55 Reykjavig
Duane W. Stutz Utica, 67584
Robert J . Higgs 125 SW Courtland Topeka, 66606
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GRAND REP KANSAS
India
H. P. Gupta Freemasons' Hall Janpath, PC Box 681 New D e h l i , 110001
M. Rajogoplan 54-147 Mount Road Madras 6
Claude Norris 1523 S. Crawford Ft. S c o t t , 66701
Iran
Nematollah Raeen Box 25017 L. A . , Ca. 90025 USA
Mohammad H. Afghami Box 11-1777 Tehran
W. Max Mathis 1006 Champa St. P r a t t , 67124
Ireland
Michael W. Walker Freemason's Hall 17 Holesworth St. Dublin 2
Norman A. Peilow Freemason's Hall 17 Molesworth St. Dublin 2
Robert G. Jackson 3825 Worwick Town Rd. Topeka, 66610
Israel
Arie Munitz Box 33206 Tel Avi
Samuel Raphaeli Box 33206 Tel Avi
Forrest D. Haggard 7600 W. 75th Overland Park, 66204
Italy
Ernesto Zampieri Via San Pancrazio 8 00152 Roma
Antonio G u s t a f i e r r o
L. Eldon Gideon Route 6 Topeka, 66608
Japan
Frederick S Kashiwagi 1-3 Shibakoen 4-chome Minato-Ku Tokyo, 105
Katsumi Inaba 2-11 Kureiwa-Cho Missaki,Yamashina-Ku Kyoto, 607
Carroll C. Arnett 1615 Country Club Dr. El Dorado, 67042
Luxembourg
Andre Zirves L-3725 Rumelange 20 Rue Dr. Flesch
Roland Lecaf 40 Espanade D i e k r i c h , Luxembourg
Charles H Hoffmeister 3330 Virginia Topeka, 66605
Manitoba
W. A. Hildren 420 Corydon Ave. Uinipeg R3L 0N8
R. W. Hart 113 Browning Blvd Winipeg R3K OLl
Ralph W. Wilson 223 Concordia Bella Vist, Ak 72712
Mexico (Baja C a l i f )
Lorenzo G. Delgado Conocido, Fraccionamiento Padre Kino, Tijuana
Chester Collins Box 96 Winona, 67764
Mexico (Baja C a l i f Sur)
Pauls S. Vega Apartado Postal 490 La Paz
Harry E. Gorrell Box 215 Independence, 67301
Mex i CO (Campeche)
Campeche Grand Lodge Off. of Permanent Ex. Secy. Apartade Postal 75 24350 Escarcego, Campeche
James W. Robbins 1866 Linden Dearborn, MI. 48124
Mexico (Cosmos)
Jesus F. Santana E. Libertad 1004 Chihuahua, CP 31000
Mexico (Del Pacifico)
Inocencio H. Verdugo Apartado Postal No. 20 Guaymas, Sonora
Wilbur W. Rothe 641 Morningside Dr. Salina, 67401
Mexico (Nuevo Leon)
Lenin C. Molina Fidel C. Hireles Gral H Escobedo Nte Apartado Postal #309 414, Apdo Postal 309 Monterrey, N. L. Monterrey, N. L. CP 64000
Ethan A. Quakenbush Box 368 Sublette, 67877
Mexico (San Luis Potosi)
Carlos J.A. Aguira Apdo Postal No. 104 San Luis Potosi
Anselmo S. Garza Apdo Postal No. 104 San Luis Potosi
Damon M. Grimes Route 4 Paola. 66701
Mexico (Tamaulipas)
Manuel H. Yanez Campeche 211 Sur Col Unidad Nacional Cd. Madero, Tamps
Reuben A. Martinez Mata Moros
Gerald L. Anderson 1000 Dewey Galena, 66739
Eduardo V. Loya Apartado Postal # 171 Libertado No.
Robert M. Nease Box 716 Hugoton, 67951
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COUNTRY
GRAND SECRETARY
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Mexico (York)
D. H. Hart P. 0. Box 1986 Mexico 1 D. F.
Frederico Von Son Ben W. G r a y b i l l Apartado Postal 12-659 P. 0. Box 6 03020 Mexico, OF Shawnee M i s s i o n , 66201
Netherlands
J. Nicholas de Vroom 22 Fluwelen Burgwal 2511 CJ The Hague
G. Tanis Van Kebwich Verschuurlaan 25-510 Groningen
Lloyd D. C r a l l 1915 Hart Dodge C i t y , 67801
New Brunswick
3asil A. Prescott P 0 Box 6430 STN A St. John E2L 4R
Fred S. P. Haycock 109 Beaverbrook Ave. St John E2K 2WB
Clarence W. Sills Parker, 66072
New South Wales
R. G. Cannon A. A. Kennedy 279 Castlereaugh St. 13 Middle Harbor Rd. P 0 Box A 259 Linfield East 2020 ' Sydney South NSW 2000
Durward C. Danielson 223 N. 14th Manhattan, 66502
New Zealand
Roy J. Towers Box 6439 Wellington 1
A. R. White 27 Little John St. Hillsboro Auckland 4
Don E. Robinett Rt 2 Box 52 Randall , 66963
Nicaragua
David Pereyra S. Box 102 Managua
A. G. Laraespada Box 102 Managua
R. Kenneth Land 2129 Morningside Dr. Topeka, 66614
Norway
Sverre Krokaas Nedre Voldgate 19 Oslo 1
Colonel Aksel Siding Gyssestadkollen 4 1312 Slependen
George R. Jackson 810 S. Judson Ft. Scott, 66701
Nova Scotia
Gerald G. Vickers Box 214 Halifax B3J 2M4
Frederick C. Armitage RR 1 Mount Uniacke Hants Co. Nova Scotia Canada BON IZO
Thurman D. Miller 304 Shawnee Hiawatha, 66434
Panama
Marco E. Tenorio Box 84 Panama 1
Manuel Mendoza Box 84 Panama 1
David E. Casey Box 76 G r a i n f i e l d , 67737
Peru
Aniadori Quinonez Box 587 Lima, 100
Carlos Valasquez Box 587 Lima, 100
Roderick B. Bentley S h i e l d s , 67884
Phi 11ipine Islands
Domingo F M Domingo 1440 San Marcel ino Manila
Victoria C. Daroya 1440 San Marcelino Manila
James H. Trice, Jr. Medicine Lodge, 67104
Prince Edward Island
Keith MacKinnon Henry N. Birch Box 337 Port Hill Charlottetown CIA 7K7 Northam R. R.
Kenneth W. Shreve 2139 Bella Vista Wichita, 67203
Quebec
K. W. Aldridge 2295 St. Mark St. Montreal H3H 2G9
Thomas C. Raum, Jr. 71 Mission Road Wichita, 67203
Queensland
Grand Secretary United G. L. of Queensland GPO Box 2204 Brisbane QLD 4401 Australia
Saskatchewan
E. A. Snell 1930 L o m e St. Regina S4P 2M1
W. J. Oliver La Bret
Alvin E. Hauserman 515 W. 7th St. Junction City, 66441
Scotland
Arthur 0. Hazel 96 George St. Edinburgh E H 2 30H
Alastaire N. Russell 34 Rose Ave. Elgin Morayshire
Robert H. Arnold Box 122 Alma, 66401
R. H. league 165 Evelyn St. Greenvield Pk J4V 2S5
GRAND REP KANSAS
Irwin Gedney Gaylord, 67638
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South Africa
Leslie Gould Grand Lodge Centre Box 46203 Orange Grove Johannesburg 2119
Louis B. Marais Natl Division Durban
John W. Willey III 317 E. 7th Solomon, 67480
South Australia
J. M. Ward Freemasons' Hall North Terrace Adelaide 5000
L. H. Ferrar 24 Mingara Ave. Stoneyfell
Conrad F. Johnson 217 S. 12th Sabetha, 66534
Spai n
Joseph Munte Rodriguez Apartado Corres NUM 5119 Barcelona 08080
Sweden
Erik Lyth Frimurareorden Nybrokajen 7, 8 Tr 11148 Stockholm
Switzerland (Alpina
Emil Huerlimann Jean C; Huget; Grand Lodge Alpina Alt Landstr 109 Rue Du Petit-Beauliev Ch-8803 Ch-1004, Lausanne Ruchlikon
Tasmania (Australia)
Kyle H. Wood 3 Sandy Bay Rd. Hobart 7000 Tasmania, Australia Nesip Aksut Masonic Hall 25 Nuru Ziya So Beyoglu, Istanbul
H. B. Fowler 20 Delamere Crescent Launceston 7250
Charles D. Gallipeau 2627 N. 43rd St. Kansas City, 66104
Unl Godtunca Sakayik Sok 37 /7 Tesvikiye, Istanbul
William E. Cook 8221 Santa Fe No. 10 Overland Park, 66204
Venezuela
Francisco F. Quinones Masonic Temple Este 3 No. 5 APDO 927 Caracas
N. G. Baptista Masonic Temple Este 3 No. 5 SPDO 927 Caracas
James L. Withers Star Route Sharon Springs, 67758
Victoria
Donald E. Plaisted 300 Albert Street East Melbourne 3002
J. A. Mitchell,PJGW Arthur R. Seele 12 Gregg St. Swan Hill Monument, 67747 Victoria 3585, Australia
Western Australia
E. K. Howells Freemasons' Hall Perth
Derek J. Samson 176 Preston Point Rd East Fremantle W. A. 6158
Turkey
Robert Palman S170 11 Drottingholm
James E. Bradley 201 S. Bay Greensburg, 67054 Myron G. Johnson Lenora 67645
James W; Cleland Wakeeney, 67672
Arris H. Johnson 2714 Hi 11 crest Hays, 67601
Grand Jurisdictions are requested to review the name, spelling and address and to submit changes or new additions direct to the Grand Secretary, Box 1217, Topeka, Kansas 666011217. We request address correstions whenever possible.
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INDEX Address:
M:.W:. Ourward C. Danielson
18-24
Awards Program
106
Area Deputy Grand Masters 1987-1988
135
Banquet, A l l Masonic
129
Biographical Sketch, M:.W:. Durward C. Danielson
.
146
Checks and Warrants 1986-1987 . . / . .
58-70
Committees 1987-1988
225-226
Consolidations o f Lodges
25-31
Deaths: This J u r i s d i c t i o n
156-169
Other J u r i s d i c t i o n s
170
Defunct Lodges
211-212
D i s t r i c t Deputy Grand Masters 1987-1988
. . . . . . . . . .
Distinguished V i s i t o r s t o Grand Lodge
135-136
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10
Edicts
25-31
Election: Appointment o f T e l l e r s Report o f T e l l e r s
.
108
'.
128
I n s t a l l a t i o n o f 1987-1988 Grand Lodge O f f i c e r s
' 134-135
Essay Contest, High School High School Winners
.,
109-110
Topic 1988
130
F i f t y Year Members
80-83
Grand Lodge O f f i c e r s : At 131st Communication
~
8
1987-1988
134-135
Grand Lodges and Grand Secretaries o f Other J u r i s d i c t i o n s
213-220
Grand Master, M:.W:. Durward C. Danielson .Address
.
18-24
Biographical Sketch
.
146
Official
Portrait
2
Official Visitations
22-24
Grand Master, M:.W:. C l i f f o r d D. Knauss Installation . . .
134-135
Introductions
137
I n v i t a t i o n to 1988 Annual Communication
136
Presentations
136
Reception f o r Grand Master a t Hal stead Special Remarks
137 -
137-138
Grand Representatives: At 131st Annual Communication
10
Of Kansas, Near Other J u r i s d i c t i o n s
-213
Of Other J u r i s d i c t i o n s , Near Kansas
213-220
Grand Secretary's Report
52-57
Grand Treasurer's Report
46-51
1986-87
Grand Lodge of Kansas
High School Essay Contest I t i n e r a r y , M:.W:. Ourward C^ Danielson . , , ,
223
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109-110
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Kansas Lodge o f Research
22-24 . ._........
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.
130
Lodges: Consolidations
211-212
Defunct
211-212
Directory o f
. '.
178-205
Location by Area and D i s t r i c t
. . . . . . .
149-154
Location o f Lodge H a l l s
206
Outstanding, 1986
106
Represented a t 131st Annual Communication
13-17
Not Represented a t 131st Annual Communication Synopsis o f Lodge Annual Returns
. . .
Masons, Outstanding, 1986 Masonic Foundation, Report o f the Executive Director
155 171-177
.
106
. .
98-101
Masonic Home: Report of the Administrator
117-127
Report of the D i r e c t o r of Development
127-128
Report of the Secretary-Treasurer
116
Mileage and Per-Diem Checks Issure
71-77
Past Grand Masters Association Meeting Minutes
147-148
Past Grand Masters Living Deceased At 131st Annual Communication
210 • • • •
207-208 8
Past Masters at 131st Annual Communication
11-13
Per-Diem and Mileage Checks Issued
71-77
Photographs: M:.W:. Durward C. Danielson Appointive O f f i c e r s 1986-1987 Grand Lodge B u i l d i n g 131st Annual Communication Proclamation o f Grand Master Proficiency C e r t i f i c a t e s 1986-1987 Reading o f the Journal
2 140 3 141-145 25 78-79 134
Report o f Grand Lodge Committees: Council of A d m i n i s t r a t i o n
87-88
Chartered Lodges and Lodges U/D
113-U4
Church-Lodge Relations
110-112
Correspondence
92-98
Credentials
8-17
Finance
131
Foreign Relations
102-103
Grand Lodge Activities
130-131
Grand Lodge Officers Jurisprudence
115 133-134
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Library Masonic Education
115
Necrology
89-90
Operation "KAN"
108
Public Schools
109-110
Publication
91
Ritualistic
91
Temple B u i l d i n g and Remodeling
104
Total Youth
132
T r i a l s and Punishments
101-102
S i x t y Year and Over Members Special Communications, Grand Lodge 1986-1987
84-86 .
31-45
Special Report, State Fair Booth
112
Trice-Robison Awards
105
Welcome To Salina
6
1986-87
Grand Lodge of Kansas
225
GRAND LODGE COMMITTEES 1987-1988 CREDENTIALS Donald L. Doll, Chairman, North Star No. 168, 1509 W. Lotus, Wichita, 67231 John M. Peyton, Mulvane No, 201, 409 N, College, Mulvane, 67110 H. Gene Payne, Albert Pike No. 303, 2215 W. 38th N.,Wichita, 67204 Bill T. Smith, Newton No. 142, 1109 Old Main, Newton, 67114 REPORTS OF GRAND OFFICERS PauT E. Ferrell, Chairman, Orient No. 51, 1625 S. W. 37th Terr. Apt. 412, Topeka, 66609 Merle Chitwood, Meriden No. 236. 2248 S. E. Maryland, Topeka, 66605 ,John Wayman, Eminence No. 205, Box 92, Eskridge, 66423 Kenneth H. Cook, Topeka No. 17, 1931 Arrowhead Rd., Topeka, 66604 John B. Schlarb, Seabrook No. 385, 605 Webster, Topeka, 66606 FINANCE "F. Warren Starns, PGM, Chairman. Wallace No. 318, HC 1 Box 78, Winona, 67764 Jerry Cole, Albert Pike No, 303, 1351 N. Emporia, Wichita, 67213 C. M. "Bud" Geis, CircleviUe No. 20, Box 72, Circleville, 66416 Merle D. Bradley, Topeka No. 17, 4107 Woodbury Ct. N., Topeka, 66606 W. Nolan Artz, PGM. Belle Plaine No. 173. Box 18187, Wichita, 67218 JURISPRUDENCE Arthur C. Hodgson, PGM, Chairman, Corner Stone No. 219, Box 666, Lyons, 67554 Robert L. Davis, Albert Pike No. 303, Rt 1 Box 66A, Colwich, 67030 William E. Bradford, PGM, Lyra No. 256, 707 Vine, Wamego, 66764 Allan L. Hurlbut, Sharon Springs No. 417, Box 509, Sharon Springs, 67758 Michael T. Wilson, Overland Park No. 436, 5132 Hardy, Overland Park, 66202 TRIALS AND PUNISHMENT Robert 0. Caplinger, PGM, Chairman, Kiowa No. 293, RFD 2, Effingham, 66023 John Rule, Active No. 158, 1103 N. 4th, Atchison, 66002 Carl A. Steward, Chautauqua No. 355, Cedar Vale, 67024 Noble W. Dorsch, St. Francis No, 404, Box 546, St. Francis,'67756 William J. Hrovat, Newton No. 142, 800 Glendale, Newton, 67114 MASONIC EDUCATION Arris M. Johnson, PGM, Chairman. Hays No. 195, 2714 Hillcrest, Hays, 67601 . Richard D. Kelsey, PGM, Topeka No. 17, 16824 NW 54th, RossviTle. 66533 Thomas A. Nuckols, Paradise No. 290, 310 SW First, Plainville, 67663 Lloyd D. Crall, St. Bernard No. 222, 1915 Hart, Dodge City, 67801 James R. Winn, Salina No. 60, 1020 E. Neal Ave., Salina, 67401 PUBLIC SCHOOLS John A. Schowalter, Chairman, Halstead No. 46, 303 Poplar, Halstead, 67056 Max L. Alber , Corner Stone No. 219, Box 261, Little River, 67457 Damon M. Grimes, Paola No. 37, Rt. 4, Paola, 66071 Jimmy D. King, Blue Rapids No. 169, 605 East Ave., Blue Rapids, 66411 Newton L. Skirvin, Old Mission No. 153, 8008 Belinder Rd., Leawood, 66206 TEMPLE BUILDING AND REMODELING Chester L. Gilbert, PGM, Chairman, Topeka No. 17, 3455 S W Huntoon, Topeka, 66604 Alvin L. Wise, Salina No. 60, 126 N. 2nd St., Salina, 67401 Jack Eschenbrenner, Belle Plaine No. 173, Box 299, Belle Plaine, 67013 James M. Hefling, Halstead No. 46, 618 Spruce, Halstead, 67055 James Pickett, Goodland No. 321, Rt 2 Box 141, Goodland, 67735 CHARTERED LODGES AND LODGES UNDER DISPENSATION Robert G. Jackson, PGM, Chairman, Wakarusa No. 402, 3825 SW Worwick Town Rd., Topeka,66610 Don E. Robinett, St. Johns No. 113, Rt 2 Box 52, Randall, 66963 Stanley Browning, Keystone No. 102, 712 W. 2nd, Coffeyville, 67337 FOREIGN RELATIONS Forrest D. Haggard, PGM, Chairman. Ancient Form No. 34, 7600 W. 75th, Overland Pk,66204 David L. Recob, Union No. 7, 1241 SW 31st St,, Topeka, 66611 Harold B, Aldrich, III, Hancock No. 311, 231 3rd Ave., Leavenworth, 66048 RITUALISTIC Lawrence D. Winegardner, PGM, Chairman, Active No. 158, 601 S, 6th, Atchison. 66002 Dwight Burton, Hutchinson No. 445, 2004 Harrison, Hutchinson, 67502 Donald L. Daniels, Wyandotte No. 3, 6133 Edith, Kansas City, 66104 Harold E. Colbert, Lafayette No. 36, 2418 Buena Vista Dr., Manhattan, 66502
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TOTAL YOUTH Leslie 0. Bailey, Chairman, St. Francis No. 404, Box 402 St. Francis, 67756 Lawrence E. Bodine, Hays No. 195, 1404 E. 25th, Hays, 67601 James W. Carroll, Golden Rule No. 90, 3118 Brown Dr., Topeka, 66608 PUBLICATIONS Floyd E. (Gene) Ramsey, Chairman. Ottawa No. 18, 602 N. Main, Box 31, Ottawa, 66067 CORRESPONDENCE Kenneth Oooley, Chairman, Mt. Vernon No. 145, Rt. 1, Barnard, 67418 Stanley P. Creitz, Mt. Vernon No. 145, Rt. 4, Beloit, 67420 Robert B. Pfuetze, St. Johns No. 113, 225 E. 15th St., Concordia, 66901 Clayton L. Coad, Cawker City No. 125, 211 Lake Dr., Cawker City, 67430 John C. Laman, St. Johns No. 113, 903 Broadway, Concordia, 66901 NECROLOGY Carroll C. Arnett, PGM, Chairman
Belleville No. 129, 1615 Country Club Rd., El Dorado,67042
OPERATION "KAN" Glenn L. Knapp, Chairman, Fasten No. 45, 2747 Francis, Leavenworth, 66048 Larry M. Lein, Washington No. 5, 1530 Kansas, Atchison, 66002 William J. Colnar, Ben Hur No. 322, 8012 Arcadia, Kansas City, 66112 Wilbur L. Morris, Tyrian No. 246, 1508 Spruce, Garden City, 67846 GRAND LODGE LIBRARY Charles S. Baldry, Chairman, Siloam No. 225, 1700 Grove, Topeka, 66606 Ben W. Graybill, PGM, Emeritus, Old Mission No. 153, Box 6, Shawnee Mission, 66201 GRAND LODGE ACTIVITIES Clifford L. Trax, Chairman, North Star No. 168, 3400 W. 77th, Valley Center, 67147 Arris M. Johnson, PGM, Hays No. 195, 2714 HiUcrest, Hays, 67601 -Ralph Kimmel, Cherokee No. 119, Box 130, Cherokee. 66724 â&#x20AC;¢Robert J. Higgs, Golden Rule No. 90, 125 S W Courtland, Topeka, 66606 Orvesu. Beeghly, Quinter No. 410, 601 Long St., Quinter, 67752 CHURCH-LODGE RELATIONS Charles B. Bennett, Chairman, Old Mission No. 153, 6436 Woodson Dr.,Shawnee Mission,66202 Kenneth V. Moses, Marysville No. 91, 1201 Debbie Lane, Marysville, 66508 Kenith McNett, Wellington No. 150, Rt 1, Wellington, 67152
MOST WORSHIPFUL GRAND LODGE OF ANCIENT FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS OF KANSAS GRAND LODGE OFFICERS 1987-1988 M:.W:. Clifford D. Knauss, Grand Master, Halstead No. 46, Box 151 Hal stead, 67056 ," R:.W:. Claude W. Norris, Deputy Grand Master, Rising Sun No. 8, 1523 Crawford, Ft. Scott, 66701 R:.W:. Robert M. Nease, Grand Senior Warden, Kilwinning No. 265, Box 716, Hugoton, 67951 R:.W:. Don E. Robinett, Grand Junior Warden, St. Johns No. 113, Rt. 2, Box 52, Randall, 66963 M:.W:. William F. Mcintosh, PGM, Grand Treasurer, Clay Center No. 134, Box 514, Clay Center, 67432 R:.W:. Albert 0. Arnold, Jr., Grand Secretary, Rosedale No. 333, Box 1217, Topeka, 66601 W:. William J. Brown, Grand Chaplain, Unity No. 273, 2839 S. Bonn, Wichita, 67217 W:. Conrad F. Johnson, Grand Senior Deacon, Smithton No. 1, 217 S. 12th, Sabetha, 66534 W:. Jeffrey L. Sowder, Grand Junior Deacon, Woodson No. 121, Box 177, " Toronto, 66777 W:. Donald 0. Schoeni, Grand Marshal, Ancient Form No. 34, 4828 Cody, Shawnee, 66203 W:. Charles E. Singhisen, Grand SWord Bearer, Albert Pike No. 303, 400 W. Central, #1012, Wichita, 67203.
\ W:. Merle W. Furnas, Grand Senior Steward, Keystone No. 102, 3606 W. 7th, Cbffeyville, 67337 \ W:. Lewis J. Cain, Grand Junior Steward, Halstead No. 46, Rt. 2, Box 285, Halstead, 67056 W:. Aubrey "Cub" Park, Grand Pursuivant, Oakley No. 253, 314 Edgerton, Oakley, 67748 W:. Russell C. Schwil'ling, Grand Tyler, Zeredatha No. 80, Rt. 1, Box 58, Strong City, 66869 W:. Raymond H. Heer, Assistant Grand Tyler, Tyrian No. 246, P.O. Box 842, Garden City, 67846
Time Of Meeting 1988 The One Hundred Thirty-Second Annual Communication Of The Most Worshipful Grand Lodge Of Ancient Free And Accepted Masons Of Kansas will be in Wichita, Kansas, Beginning Friday, March 18, and Concluding Saturday, March 19, 1988, A.F. 5988.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE
M.-. W.'. GRAND LODGE OF ANCIENT FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS OF
KANSAS Organized March 17, 1856
THE ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-SECOND ANNUAL COMMUNICATION HELD IN WICHITA, KANSAS MARCH 18, 19, 1988
M.-. W.-. CLAUDE W. NORRIS, FT. SCOTT 66701 R.-. W.-. ALBERT O. ARNOLD, JR., GRAND SECRETARY 320 W. 8th Street, P.O. Box 1217 Topeka, Kansas 66601 913-234-5518
M.o. W.o. CLIFFORD D. KNAUSS GRAND MASTER MARCH 21, 1987 to MARCH 19, 1988 (Biographical Sketch, See Page 146)
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MOST WORSHIPFUL GRAND LODGE OF A.F. & A.M. OF KANSAS GRAND LODGE OFFICERS 1988-1989 M:.W:. R:.W:. R:.W:. R:.W:. H:.W:. R:.W:. W:. W:. W:. M:.W:. W:. W:. W:. W:. W:. W:. W:.
Claude W. Norris, Grand Master, Rising Sun No. 8, 1523 Crawford, Ft. Scott 66701 Robert M. Nease, Deputy Grand Master, Kilwinning No. 265, Box 716, Hugoton 67951 Don E. Robinett, Grand Senior Warden, St. John No. 113, Rt 2 Box 52, Randall 66963 Conrad F. Johnson, Grand Junior Warden, Smithton No. 1, 217 S. 12th, Sabetha 66534 William F. Mcintosh, PGM, Grand Treasurer, Clay Center No. 134, Box 514, Clay Center 67432 Albert 0. Arnold, Jr., Grand Secretary, Rosedale No. 333, Box 1217, Topeka 66601 Raymond A. Pearsall, Grand Chaplain, St. Bernard No. 222, 1400 Central Ave, Dodge City 67801 Richard D. Overton, Grand Senior Deacon, Armourdale No. 271, 6937 Grandview, Merriam 66204 A. Franklin Baldwin, Grand Junior Deacon, Ancient Form No. 34, Rt. 1 Box 34, Fontana 66026 Ben B. Boyles, Grand Orator, Coffeyville No. 102, 807 N. Main St., St. John 66576 Ronald E. White, Grand Marshall, Topeka No. 17, 1631 Atchison, Atchison 66002-2247 Harry W. Peterson, Grand Sword Bearer, Xenia No. 47, Rt 3, Ft. Scott 66701 Hurlbut K. Graves, Grand Senior Steward, St. Francis No. 404, 430 North St., St. Francis 67756 Harold W. Frasier, Grand Junior Steward, Sharon Springs No. 417, Sharon Springs 67758 Kenneth W. Simmons, Grand Pursuivant, Rising Sun No. 8, 755 S. Wilson, Ft, Scott 66701 Hugh W. Gill, III, Grand Tyler, Albert Pike No. 303, 1002 Blackwill, Wichita, 67207 Lawrence Bodine, Assistant Grand Tyler, Hays No. 195, HC 39 Box 208, Hays 67601-9410
GRAND LODGE COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN CREDENTIALS Donald L. Doll, North Star No. 168, 1509 Lotus, Wichita. 67213 -REPORTS OF GRAND.OFFICERS Paul E. Ferrell, Orient No. 51, 3106 Oxford Rd., Topeka, 66614 FINANCE F. Warren Starns, PGM, Wallace No. 318, HC 1 Box 78, Winona, 67764 JURISPRUDENCE Arthur C. Hodgson, PGM, Corner Stone No. 219, Box 666, Lyons, 67554 TRIALS AND PUNISHMENT Kenneth V. Hoses, Marysville No. 91,'1201 Debbie Lane, Marysville, 66508 MASONIC EDUCATION Arris M. Johnson, PGM, Hays No. 195, 2714 Hillcrest, Hays, 67601 PUBLIC SCHOOLS John A. Schowalter, Halstead No. 46, 303 Poplar, Halstead, 67056 TEMPLE BUILDING AND REMODELING Chester L. Gilbert, PGM. lopeka No. 17. 3455 SW Huntoon. Topeka, 66604 CHARTERED LODGES AND LODGES UNDER DISPENSATION Robert G..Jackson, PGM, Wakarusa No. 402, 3825 SW Worwick Town-Rd., Topeka, 66610 FOREIGN RELATIONS Forrest D. Haggard, PGM. Ancient Form No. 34. 7600 W. 75th. Overland Park. 66204 RITUALISTIC Lawrence D. Winegardner, PGM, Active No. 158, 601 S. 6th, Atchison. 66002 TOTAL YOUTH Leslie 0. Bailey. St. Francis No. 404, Box 402. St. Francis. 67756 PUBLICATIONS Floyd E. (Gene) Ramsey. Ottawa No. 18, 602 N. Main, Box 31, Ottawa, 66067 CORRESPONDENCE Kenneth Dooley, Mt. Vernon No. 145. Rt 1. Barnard. 67418 NECROLOGY Carroll C. Arnett. PGM. Belleville No. 129. 1615 Country Club Rd.. El Dorado, 67402 OPERATION "KAN" Glenn I. Knapp, Easton No. 45, 2747 Francis, Leavenworth. 66048 GRAND LODGE LIBRARY Charles S. Baldry, Siloam No. 225, 1700 Grove, Topeka. 66606 CHURCH-LODGE RELATIONS Charles B. Bennett, Old Mission No. 153, 6436 Woodson, Dr., Shawnee Mission, 66202 GRAND LODGE ACTIVITIES Clifford L. Trax, North Star No. 168, 3400 W. 77th, Valley Center, 67147
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GRAND LECTURERS Lawrence D. Winegardner, PGM, Active No. 158, 6D1 S. 6th, Atchison, 66002 J. Fred Williamson, PGM, Royal No. 192, 310 S. Purdy, Lyons; 67554 David P. Aday, Wellington No. 150, Osborne, 67473. A. Franklin Baldwin, Ancient Form No. 34, Rt 1 Box 34, Fontana, 66026 Hurlbut K. Graves, St. Francis No. 404, Rt 1 Box 66, St. Francis, 67756 Charles D. Gallipeau, Wyandotte No. 3, 2627 N. 43rd, Kansas City, 66104 Richard R. Haefele, Ulysses No. 435, Box 854, Ulysses, 67880 Earl P. Krankenberg, Ellinwood No. 217, Box 91, Hudson, 67545 Gerald A. Lough, Delaware No. 96, 2417 N. 82nd Terr., Kansas City, 66109 Robert M. Schroeder, Ben Hur No. 332, 4101 Strong Ave., Kansas City 66106 Russell C. Schwilling, Zeredatha No. 80, Rt 1 Box 58, Strong City, 66869 Robert K Shklar, Cosmos No. 278,204 W. 5th, Kiowa, 67070 Alfred H Slough, Chase No. 247,Box 5, Raymond, 67573 David F. Snyder, Bestor G. Brown No. 433, 820 N. Old Manor, Wichita, 67208 James R. Struble, Salina No. 60, 3724 SW 31st Topeka, 66614 Milton F Thompson, Parsons, No. 117,, 1316 S. 29th, Parsons, 67357 Clifford L. Trax, North Star No. 168, 3800 W. 77th, Valley Center, 67147 William G. Updegrove, Jr., Lewis No. 220, Box 86, Lewis 67552 Ronald E. White, Topeka No. 17, 1631 Atchison, Atchison 66002-2247
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Milton F. Thompson, Area I, Parsons. No. 117, 1316 S. 29th, Parsons, 67357 Charles D. Gallipeau, Area II, Wyandotte No. 3, 2627 N. 43rd, Kansas City, 66104 Ronald E. White, Area III, Topeka No. 17, 1631 Atchison, Atchison, 66002 Gerald A. Lough, Area IV, Delaware No. 96, 2417 N. 82nd Terr., Kansas City 66609 W. Phil HcCracken. Area V, Ottawa No. 18, 731 Ash, Ottawa 66067 Clifford L. Trax, Area VI, North Star No. 168, 3400 W. 77th, Valley Center,67147 David F. Snyder, Area VII, Bestor G. Brown No. 433, 830 N. Old Manor, Wichita, 67208 Harold E. Colbert, Area V I I I , 2418 Buena Vista D r . , Manhattan, 66502 Earl M. S i t t o n , Area IX, Paradise No. 290, 1100 SW 4 t h , P l a i n v i l l e , 67663 Robert K. Shklar, Area X, Cosmos No. 278, 204 S. 5 t h , Kiowa, 67070 Richard R. Haefele, Area X I , Ulysses No. 435, PC Box 854, Ulysses, 67880 Hurlbut K. Graves, Area X I I , St. Francis No. 404, Rt 1 Box 66, St. Francis,67756 DISTRICT LECTURERS
AREA 1 — R:.W:. MILTON F. THOMPSON, GRAND LECTURER IN CHARGE W:. Eugene Bauder, D i s t r i c t 9, Girard No. 93, 701 S. Sumraitt, Girard, 66743 W:. H. Dean Bolick, D i s t r i c t 10, Cherokee No. 119, 1098 N.. Labette, Frontenac,'66762 W:. P h i l l i p E. demons. D i s t r i c t 1 1 , Parsons No. 117, 2712 Morton, Parsons, 67357 W:. Merle Furnas, D i s t r i c t 25, Keystone No. 102, 3606 W. 7th Coffeyville, 67337 W:. Don R. Hadlock, D i s t r i c t 10, Cherokee No. 119, PO Box 206 , Cherokee, 66724 W:. Raymond D. Hough, D i s t r i c t 10, Cherokee No. 119, PO Box 275, Cherokee, 66724 W:. Melvin L. Huffman, D i s t r i c t 10, Black Diamond No. 274, Weir, 66781 W:. Leonard G. Scheurich, D i s t r i c t 1 1 , Parsons No. 117, 1219 Kimball, Parsons. 67357 W:. Garland S e l l e r s , D i s t r i c t 8 , Rising Sun No. 8, 712 S. Holbrook, Ft. Scott, 66701 AREA I I — R:.W:. CHARLES D. GALLIPEAU, GRAND LECTURER IN CHARGE W:. Ronald K. Adkins, D i s t r i c t 5, Ancient Form No. 34, 7112 Conser, Overland Park,66204 James Borders, D i s t r i c t 6, Overland Park No; 436, 9104 Ensley L n . , Leawood, 66205 Donald Daniels, D i s t r i c t 4, Wyandotte No. 3, 6133 Edith, Kansas City, 66104 Clarence W. {Ike) S i l l s . D i s t r i c t 6. Ben Hur No. 322, Parker, 66072 Lewis Mansfield, .District 4, Delaware No. 96, 8440 Sandusky, Kansas City, 66204 Vernon Clark, D i s t r i c t s 3 i 4 , Delaware No. 96. 7326 Lafayette, Kansas City,66102 AREA I I I — R:.W:. RONALD E. WHITE, GRAND LECTURER IN CHARGE Arvin H. Baker, D i s t r i c t 19, Hayetta No. 393, 1237 SE 36th Topeka, 66605 Robert B. Crumptoii, D i s t r i c t 19, Mayetta No. 393, 807 SE 33rd Terr. Topeka, 66605 Uilliara L. McFall, Jr. .Hiawatha No. 35, D i s t r i c t 16, 209 S. Washington, Sabetha. 66534
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AREA IV — R:.W:. GERALD A. LOUGH, GRAND LECTURER IN CHARGE W:. Vernon Clark, District 15, Delaware No. 96, 7326 Lafayette, Kansas City, 66102 W:. Tom G.- Neely, District 21, Orient No. 51, 514^ W. 10th, Topeka, 66612 W:. John J. Ryan, District 22, Carbondale No. 70, 420 Center, Carbondale, 66414 W:. Leland G. Salts, District 15 & 64, Hayetta No. 393, 4447 SE Hwy-40, Topeka, 66607 W:. Eugene Sturn, District 20, Golden Rule No. 90, 6026 NW Green Hills, Topeka, 66618 W:. George Mole, District 13, Lawrence No. 6, 3323 Iowa, Lawrence, 66044 W:. W. Phil McCracken, District 13. Ottawa No. 18, 731 Ash, Ottawa, 66067 AREA V I — R:.W:. CLIFFORD L. TRAX, GRAND LECTURER IN CHARGEW:. 0. Allen Orton, District 37, Belle Plaine No. 173, 225 S. Washington, Belle Plaine, 67013-0364 W William L. Sprague, District 24 S 26, Caney No. 324, Box 122, Caney, 67333 W Gerald L. Wilson, District 25, Carson No.'132, Rt 4 Box 121, Independence, 67301 W Stanley A. Combs, District 36, Unity No. 273, 341 S. 1st, Clearwater, 67026 W Norman Janzen, District Unassigned, Anthem No. 284, 217 W. Douglas, Andover, 67002 AREA V I I — R:.W:. DAVID F. SNYDER, GRAND LECTURER IN CHARGE Daryl R. Unruh, District 39, McPherson No. 172, 1475 N. Maple, McPherson, 67460 Edward L. Freeman, District 34, Mystic Tie No. 74, Box 94, Augusta, 67O10 William R. Leonard, District 33, McPherson No. 172, 705 S. Chestnut, McPherson,67460 Larry G. Peters, District 38, North Star No. 168, 3156 N. Arkansas, Wichita, 67204 AREA VIII--W:. HAROLD E. COLBERT, LECTURER IN CHARGE Norman C. Bliss, District 29, Wamego No. 75, 1003 Pine St. Wamego, 66547 . Raymond R. Haden, District 30, Clifton No. 122, Box E, Clifton, 66937 . Dale F. Scott, District 32, White City No. 380, White City, 66872 . Dean Wyant, District 31, Union No. 7, Rt 3 Box 177, Junction City, 66441 AREA IX — R:.W:. EARL H. SITTON, GRAND LECTURER IN CHARGE Loren R. Harvey, District 40, Mt. Vernon No. 145, Box 186, Beloit, 67420 Charles G. Jordan, Jr., District 42, Mt. Vernon No. 145, Rt 4, Beloit,. 67420 Tracy Post, District 55, Paradise No. 290, 806 S. Commercial, Plainvllle, 67663 AREA X -- R:.W:. ROBERT K. SHKLAR, GRAND LECTURER IN CHARGE Floyd E. Conrad, District 50, Cosmos No. 278, 605 Barnes, Kiowa, 67070 Verlin L. McHenry, District 45, Hutchinson No. 445, 1003 W 17th, Hutchinson, 67501 Clarence B. Murphy, District 46, Delta No. 77, 505 N. Cherry, Medicine Lodge,67104 Earl P. Krankenberg, District 52, Ellinwood No. 217, Box 91, Hudson, 67545 William P. Hudson, District 51, Macksville No. 371, Box 728, Macksville, 67557 William Neal Holmes, District 44, Chase No. 247, Chase, 67524 Lawrence E. Grizzell, District 51, (Asst), Macksville No. 371, Macksville, 67557 Clifford D. Koehne, District 44, (Asst), Chase No. 247, Box 130, Chase, 67524 AREA XI — R:.W:. RICHARD R. HAEFELE, GRAND LECTURER IN CHARGE Thomas F. Burrows, District 63, Fargo No. 300, Rt 2 Box 203, Liberal, 67901 Lloyd D. Crall, District 61, St. Bernard No. 222, 1915 Hart St. Dodge City, 67801 Jack C. McDaniel, District 62, Ulysses No. 435, 117 College, Ulysses, 67880 , AREA X I I — R:.W:. HURLBUT K. GRAVES, GRAND LECTURER IN CHARGE C. Riley Best, District 56, Lenora No. 181, E. Washington Ln, Lenora, 67645 A. Kevin Kibler, District 57, Millbrook No. 281, 45 Walnut Dr., Hill City, 67642 Aubrey Park, District 58, Oakley No. 253, 413 Edgertoh, Oakley, 67748 Jeffery N. Raile. District 59, St. Francis.No. 404, PO Box 246, St. Francis, 67756
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THE CNE HUNDRED THIRTY-THIRD ANNUAL COMMWICATION OF THE MDST WORSHIPFUL GRAND LODGE OF ANCIENT FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS OF KANSAS WILL BE I N SAL'INA/ KANSAS, BEGINNING FRIDAY, VAUCH 17,. AND CONCLUDING SATURDAY, MARCH ]B,
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THE M:.W:. GRAND LODGE OF A.F. & A.M. OF KANSAS > ONE HUNDRED AND.THIRTY-SECOND ANNUAL COMMUNICATION Wichita, Kansas March 18, 1988 Following the organ prelude by Brother Robert L. Foley, M:.W:. W. Nolan Artz, Past Grand Master, called the assembly to order. The Grand Lodge Officers were then individually introduced and escorted to their stations and places with the assistance of W:. John D. Dotts, Worshipful Master of Albert Pike Lodge No. 303 and Brother Van McLemore, Junior Deacon of Albert Pike Lodge No. 303.
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. Raymond H. Heer . Russell C. Schwilling . Aubrey "Cub" Park . Lewis J. Cain . Merle W. Furnas . Charles E. Singhiesen . Donald D. Schoene . Jeffrey L. Sowders . Conrad F. Johnson . William J. Brown .. Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. . William F. Mcintosh, PGM . Don E. Robinett . Robert M. Nease . Claude W. Norris . Clifford D. Knauss
Assistant Grand Tyler Grand Tyler Grand Pursuivant Grand Junior Steward Grand Senior Steward Grand Sword Bearer Grand Marshall Grand Junior Deacon Grand Senior Deacon Grand Chaplain Grand Secretary Grand Treasurer Grand Junior Warden Grand Senior Warden Deputy Grand-Master Grand Master
As M:.W:. Cl.ifford D. Knauss entered he was received with acclamation and on reaching the East was presented the gavel. He bid everyone good morning and thanked M:.W:. W. Nolan Artz for his introductions and proceeded to open Grand Lodge in Ample Form on the Third Degree convening its 132nd Annual Communication on the above date at the Scottish-Rite Temple in Wichita, Kansas. Colors were presented by Topeka Chapter No. 128, National Sojourners, Inc. The Grand Master called the lodge to recess and instructed the Grand Marshall to retire and escort Wichita Mayor, Bob Knight, to the podium. Mayor Knight heartily welcomed all to the city and wished them success in their endeavors. At the close of the welcome the Grand Master announced the Mayor was an Entered Apprentice and invited him for the good of the craft to complete his work that he might join with us in all our meetings. The Grand Master called on Brother Merle D. Bradley, President of Major General Frederick G. Funston Camp, Heroes of '76, National Sojourners, Inc., who introduced members, David Recob, Don Nesbit, Bob Crumpton, and Ray Canada, who gave the presentation "Building the Flag." Following the presentation the Grand Master made complimentary comments on the presentation. INTRODUCTIONS M:.W:. Clifford D. Knauss introduced the Past Grand Masters present and extended his greetings and welcome to this Annual Communication. Present M:.W M:.W M:.W M:.W M:.W M:.W M:.W M:.W M:.W M:.W M:.W
were: . S. Allan Daugherty . Richard L. Becker . John H. Murray . Arthur C. Hodgson . Owen E. Hodgson . William E. Montgomery . Thomas C. Raum, Jr. . Carrol C. Arnett . Robert D. Caplinger . Richard D. Kelsey . J. Fred Williamson
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Forrest D. Haggard Robert H. Arnold Ralph D. Walker William F. Mcintosh Chester L. Gilbert W. Nolan Arti F. Warren Starns Ben B. Boyles Robert G. Jackson Larry D. Winegardner Arris M. Johnson
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Grand Officers and Past Grand Masters from other jurisdictions were escorted to East and the following were welcomed and introduced by the Grand Master:
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M:.W:. Thomas McGuire, PGM, Missouri M:.W:. Paul Evelyn, Grand Master, Nebraska M:. W:. John B. Arp, PGM, Tennessee The Grand Master thanked these brethren for joining us in our 132nd Annual Communication, and Private Grand Honors were extended the visiting Grand Master and Past Grand Masters. The Grand Master asked that the distinguished leaders of the Concordant and Appendant Bodies in the State of Kansas be escorted to the East, and then introduced the following: Bro. Bro. Bro. W. R:.E:. M:.I:. <.M:.E:. W:. Bro.
Jerry Lindenbaum, Administrator of the Kansas Masonic Home Donald Horttor, President of the Kansas Masonic Foundation James Claussen, Executive Director of the Kansas Masonic Foundation John Rule, President of Kansas High 12 Gerald Butcher, Grand Commander, Grand Commandry, Knights Templar of Kansas James Watkins, Grand Master, Cryptic Masons of Kansas Raymond Hough, Grand High Priest, Grand Chapter R.A.M. of Kansas J. Eldon Masters, Executive Officer, DeMolay of Kansas Bruce Humphrey, Editor, Kansas Section, R.A.M. magazine
M:.W:. Knauss expressed his pleasure at having these thanked them for their continued efforts. R:.W:. Frederick C. Armitage, Grand Representative escorted to the East, welcomed and introduced.
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The Area Deputy Grand Masters and District Grand Masters were asked 1;o respond to the roll as called by Albert 0. Arnold, Jr., Grand Secretary. The Grand Master, extended thanks to them for their services and devotion to the fraternity. The Grand Master then ordered the roll of Grand Representatives of other Grand Jurisdictions near the Grand Jurisdiction of Kansas to be called and asked that those present stand and be recognized. He commended them for representing their respective jurisdictions and urged them to continue to relationship and to keep the Grand Lodge informed. Upon request of the "Grand Master, it was determined by the Grand Secretary that a quorum was present. R:.W:. Claude W. Norris, Deputy Grand Master was asked to assume the gavel of authority and M:.W:. Clifford D. Knauss approached the podium to give his address.
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REPORT OF THE CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE W:. Donald L. D o l l , Chairman of the Credentials Committee, gave the folowing r e p o r t which on his motion was accepted, subject t o any necessary c o r r e c t i o n s o r a d d i t i o n s ; To the H:.W:. Grand Lodge o f A.F. & A.M. o f Kansas: The Credentials Committee i s pleased to report t h a t we have recorded the f o l l o w i n g brethren present and e n t i t l e d t o seats i n t h i s One Hundred Thirty-Second Annual Communic a t i o n o f the M:.W:. Grand Lodge o f A.F. & A.M. of Kansas: GRAND OFFICERS C l i f f o r d D. Knauss Claude W. Norris Robert H. Nease Don E. Robinett William F. Mcintosh. Albert 0. A r n o l d , Jr. . William J . Brown Conrad F. Johnson. J e f f r e y L. Sowder Donald D. Schoeni. Charles E. Singhisen Merle W. Furnas. Lewis J . Cain Aubrey "Cub" Park Russell C. S c h w i l l i n g . Raymond H. Heer
Grand Master Deputy Grand Master Grand Senior Warden Grand Junior Warden Grand Treasurer Grand Secretary Grand Chaplain Grand Senior Deacon Grand Junior Deason Grand Marshal Grand Sword Bearer Grand Senior Steward Grand Junior Steward Grand Pursuivant Grand T y l e r Assistant Grand T y l e r SUB-OFFICERS
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Halbert G. Horton Milton F. Thompson Ronald E. White Charles D. Gallipeau David F. Snyder Hurl but Graves Robert K. Shklar C l i f f o r d Trax C. W. S i l l s Richard R. Haefele Jerry Lough William G. Updegrove Frank Moore Franklin Bladwin James R. Struble
Assistant to the GrandSecretary, and Stenographer Lecturer Lecturer Lecturer Lecturer Lecturer Lecturer Lecturer Lecturer Lecturer Lecturer Lecturer Lecturer â&#x20AC;˘ Lecturer Lecturer PAST GRAND MASTERS
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S. Allan Daugherty Richard Becker John H. Murray Arthur C. Hodgson Owen E. Hodgson William E. Bradford Thomas C. Raum, J r . Carroll C. Arnett Robert D. Capling^r Richard D. Kelsey J . Fred Williamson
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Forrest D. Haggard Robert H. Arnold Ralph D. Walker William F. Mcintosh Chester L. Gilbert W. Nolan Artz F. Warren Starns Ben B. Boyles Robert G. Jackson Larry D. Winegardner Arris M. Johnson
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AREA DEPUTY GRAND MASTERS- (OUTGOING) 1987-1988 John E. Mowen.' . . . . • . . . . ' . . . F. Ray Canada Melvin Cumraings Bobby J . Walker .
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Martin A. Reed Edward Sli'psager Larry Eckhoff . . , Bernard E. W e l l e r '
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Walter H. Jack Edward Slipsager Corvon Carpenter Harold J . Schmidt D a r r e l l Holmes Melvin H i r l Schrock.
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DISTRICT DEPUTY GRAND MASTERS (OUTGOING) 1987-1988 DeeDutweilerMaurice C. Hearn Roy F. S t i r t o n Harold E. F l a i g l e Harold R. Rogers Earl R. Watts Joe D. Shumate Ivan H. Pemburton Thurman D. Miller Robert E. Mathena Leonard Dodge Steven Lutz Cecil E. Redenbaugh F. E. (Pete) Peterson Eddie D. Henley Edward E. K u f f l e r I r a L. Thomas Robert F. Dunshee Lloyd D. Everett
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Walter F. Jack Arthur C l i f f o r d Mervin R. Hundley Earl F. Brown Eldon McCall Corvon Carpenter Marvin A. Shoemaker . ' . . . ' . . . Wesley C. Moore Dale Stinson. Jack L. Welch John C. Coverdale . John H. Sherer. Rodney Gage Richard E. Zimmerman Dale B r e i t Carl H. Sperry Greg M i l l e r Harold E. Rowley .
DISTRICT DEPUTY GRAND MASTERS (INCOMING) 1988-1989 William F. Speer . . . 2 James A. Rodman . . Maurice C. Hearn . . . 3 Lloyd D. E v e r e t t . . Charles R. Jahne . . . 5 Michael D. Knak . . Paul H. Phillips . . . 6 Ted Norden Robert E. Lee, Jr. . . 7 Norman L. Stubbs. . Michael DeLange . . . 9 Charles A. Schult . Norman Leistikow . . . 11 Robert L. Willmeth. Johnny J. Gill ham. . . 12 Robert King . . . . Paul Reed 13 Roy Wade William J. Boydston. . 14 Stan Goble . . . . Mervil Dick 15 Donald D. Hibbs . . Thurman D. M i l l e r . . . 16 Michael D. Hilllard Clarence P. Noe, J r . . 17 Lyndell L. Kirkhart W i l l i a m J . Warders . . 18 Robert Simmons. . . Charles R. A l l e n . . . 19 Rodney Gage . . . . Steven Lutz 21 LeRoy Brown . . . . Carl Manning 22 Dale Breit E. Blaine S c h o o l c r a f t . 23 S t u a r t Pittman. . . Jack R. Blankenship. . 24 Charles J . Purma.II John S. Clark. . . . . 25 Robert Leverich . . Ray Sumner 26 Glen Rinehart . . .
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DISTINGUISHED GUESTS M: .W . H: .U . R: .W . H: .M . R: .W . R: .U . Bro.
John Arp, Past Grand Master, Tennessee Paul R. Eveland. Grand Master, Nebraska Donald Pohlman, Grand Junior Beacon, Nebraska Thomas K. McGuire, J r . , Grand Master, Missouri A l l e n C. Templeton, Junior Grand Deacon, Colorado W i l l i a m Schoene, Senior Grand Warden, New Jersey Frederick C. Armitage, Grand Representative in Nova Scotia f o r Kansas OTHER DISTINGUISHED GUESTS
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James E. Zimmerman, Grand Secretary-Recorder, York Rite Bodies, Kansas Edgar 0. Knauss, Palos Verde No. 389, Long Beach, Ca., Father of Grand Master James L. Claussen, Executive D i r e c t o r , Kansas Masonic Foundation Jerry Lindebaum, A d m i n i s t r a t o r , Kansas Masonic Home Donald J . H o r t t o r , President, Kansas Masonic Foundation John A. Rule, President, High Twelve of Kansas James C. McCarley, Angerona Lodge No. 168, Memphis, Tn. James R. Watkins, Grand Master, Cryptic Masons of Kansas Gerald R. Butcher, Grand Commander, Knights Templar o f Kansas Raymond D. Hough, Grand High P r i e s t , Grand Chapter, Royal Arch Masons o f Kansas J . Eldon Masters, Executive O f f i c e r , DeMolay o f Kansas Bruce Humphrey, Director of Fraternal Relations and Social Services, Kansas Masonic Home R:.W:. C l i f f o r d Trax, O f f i c i a l Photographer Mrs. Mary Ann Wilson, Worthy Grand Matron, Order o f Eastern Star Bro. Floyd Dibbern, Worthy Grand Patron, Order o f Eastern Star Mrs. Jeanne Beck, Past Grand Matron, Order of Eastern Star Mrs. Luetta Secrest, Past Grand Matron, Order o f Eastern S t a r , OES Board member, Kansas Masonic Home Mrs. Bonnie I r b y , Widow Addison I r b y , PGM Mrs. Jima Danielson, Widow Durward C. Danielson, PGM Mrs. Elizabeth P o r t e r , Widow Richard P o r t e r , PGM Hugh G i l l I V , State Master Councilor, DeMolay i n Kansas Cheryl F i t c h , Grand Worthy Advisor, Rainbow f o r G i r l s in Kansas Mrs. Barbara R u s s e l l , Supreme Worthy Advisor ( A c t i n g ) Rainbow for G i r l s i n Kansas J e n n i f e r Cooke, Grand Bethel Honor Queen Stacy Cress, Grand Bethel Honor Queen, Pro Tem Mrs. Lavone Anspaugh, Grand Guardian I n t e r n a t i o n a l . Order o f Jobs Daughters Floyd E. Ramsey, E d i t o r , Kansas Mason GRAND REPRESENTATIVES
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Alabama-W. Nolan A r t z ; Arizona-William F. Mcintosh; C a l i f o r n i a - R i c h a r d Kelsey; ColoradoJ . Fred Williamson; Connecticut-John Rule; D i s t r i c t o f Columbia-William E. B r a d f o r d ; Georgia-Ben B. Boyles; Louisiana-William J . Brown; Massachusetts-Vernon D. M a r t i n ; Michigan-Owen E. Hodgson; Hinnesota-E. Dean Osborn; M i s s o u r i - C l i f f o r d D. Knauss; New Hampshire-L. D. Winegardner; New Jersey-Elvin S. Cox; New York-F. Warren Starns; North C a r o l i n a - J e r r y W. Cole; North Dakota-Arthur C. Hodgson; Ohio-John H. Murray; Puerto RicoMelburn C. Barnes; South Carolina-Chester L. G i l b e r t ; Vermont-James E. Zimmerman; Virginia-Glenn L. Knapp; Washington-George L. Gerardy; Wisconsin-Robert D. Caplinger Argentina-John M. Peyton; Belgium-Joseph C. Campbell; Boliva-C.H. Bud Geis; B r a z i l (Bahia) Jack B. S t a i r r e t t ; B r a z i l (Goias)-Benny L. Holloway; B r a z i l (Hineas Geraisj-Richard L. Becker; B r a z i l (Pernabuco) Ray D. Fincher; B r a s i l (Guanabara) C l i f f o r d L. Trax; B r a s i l (Sao Paulo) Eugene E. Carlson; Canada (Ontario)-Richard D. Overton; Chile-Ray C. Hopson; Columbia (Bogata)-Herle D. Bradley; China (Taiwan)-Oscar D. Smith; Costa Rica-Ralph. D. Walker; Eucador-David F. Snyder; El Salvador-John A. Schowalter; England-S. A l l a n Daugherty; F i n l a n d - J e f f r e y L. Sowder; France-David L. Recob;Gabon(Africa)-Robert J . Higgs; Germany-Albert 0. Arnold, J r . ; Greece-A. Franklin Baldwin; India-Claude N o r r i s ; I r e l a n d Robert G. Jackson; I s r a e l - F o r r e s t D. Haggard; Japan-Carroll C. A r n e t t ; Mexico (Cosmos) Robert M. Nease; Mexico (San Luis Potosi)-Damon M. Grimes; Mexico (Tamaulipas) Gerald L. Anderson; Mexico (York)-Merle W. Furnas; Netherlands-Lloyd D. C r a l l ; New BrunswickClarence W. S i l l s ; New South Wales-William J . Colnar; New Zealand-Don Robinett; NorwayDonald D. Schoeni; Nova Scotia-Thurman D. Miller;Quebec-Thomas C. Raum, J r . ; ' S c o t l a n d Robert H. A r n o l d ; South Africa-John W. W i l l e y , I I I ; South Australia-Conrad F. Johnson; Tasmania ( A u s t r a l i a ) - C h a r l e s D. Gallipeau; Western A u s t r a l i a - A r r i s M. Johnson
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1. 3. 5. 6. 7. 8. 10. 11. 12. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 22. 23. 25. 28. 30. 34. 35. 37. 40. 41. 43. 44.46. 49. 51. 54. 55. 56. 57. 60. 66. 67. 70. 73. 74. 75. 77. 79. 80. 83. 84. 86. 87. 88. 90. 91. 94. 95. 96. 97. 99. 101. 102. 105. 107. 110. 112. 113. 116. 117. 119. 121.
March
PAST MASTERS Conrad F. Johnson Mike S. Haxton; Don Daniels; Archie J. Dishman; Everett A. McBride; Robert L. Boring; Charles D. Gallipeau; Robert Wallace, Jr. H. Elvin Jones George W. Mole; Ralph H. Gelvin James W. McKenzie, Charles D. Baker Mike Carnes, Garland D. Sellers, Jin Stradley, Kenton E. Swank; Kenneth Simons Frank G. Woods, William D. DuBois, Jr. Robert L. Willmeth Kenneth L. Ace, Melvin Carothers Janes H. Nolte; Floyd L. Anderson, William A. Caughey; Leslie L. Milberger Ralph E. Feldkamp James E. Zimmerman, Ronald E. White; Merle D. Bradley, Morris W. Sykes Max Shoemaker; Ray Talbott Fred Lockard; Jack Irby; Merlin R. Grundy C. M. Geis Stephen M. Casteel; Paul Reed Joe D. Shumate Uhl Totten Harold R. Rogers Clarence C. Campbell, Clyde Orr Donald D. Schoeni; Forrest D. Haggard. C R. Jahne, Franklin Baldwin; Ronald Adkins Charles E. Nelson; Warner Rape, Jr. Thurman D. Miller Leaford Savage, Damon Grimes, Paul H. Phillips Charles K. Lawhead, Robert E. Redick Earl R. Watts W. D. Wells, Dale C. Hobbs R. W. Farris Lewis J. Cain, James M. K e f l i n g , Forrest D. Stern, John A. Schowalter Alvin K. Banman Paul E. Ferrell W. L. Stokes, L. A. Haslar, Lloyd A. Newsom, Robert Tomlinson, Jr. Henry J. Mix Harold E. Flaigle Leroy L. Loggins, Earl A. Royal, C. A. Luckinbill, Edgar Reeves James R. Struble Melvin Cummings, Ouane A. Fitch Chas. E. Skubkagel John M. Ryan Geo. W. Huber, Clarence HcNemar Edward L. Freeman, Grant B. Holdertnan Norman Bliss, Wayne H. Jepson, Dale Pooler Michael Hilliard, Clarence B. Murphy H. George Wight, Burris, Van Wey Russell C. Schwilling, Robert F. Dunshee, Russell Jackson, Jim Schwilling Howard Decker, El den Lovelett Ivan M. Pemberton, Marl in L. Rogers Bill 0. Nelson, Herbert Temple Weslev C. Moore Terrv Smith, Lloyd L. England Donald Nisbett, Robert J. Higgs Charles F. Miller, Kenneth Moses F. Earl Riley Helburn C. Barnes, Billy R. King, Paul L. Maxwell. Floyd C. Squire Lewis Mansfield, John H. Cannon, Sr., Norbert A. Angell, Jr., Vern J. Clark, Carol Rape, Luis Romero, Jr. Clifford Clayton, Martin Reed, Richard E. Zimmerman James H. Slaymaker, James U. Woodburn, Clifford Jacobsen, T. Max Mabry, Gerald E. Kenneck, Robert R. Pugh, Wilbur VanEtten, Jerry McDonald Carl Manning, F. L. Nettleton Stan Browning, Richard Seger ' Donald J. Dalhaus, John W. Willey III, Caleb L. Radford, Jr. Lloyd E. Harding M. Wayne Rush, David B. Ranger, Orville E. Wesseler Cecil I. Goldsmith, Ted Parisa, William I. Goldsmith Don Robinett, Donald B. Hanson, Robert B. Pfuetze, John D. Trude, Max Croisant, Max L. Briggs, Corvan Carpenter William T. Speer Milton F. Thompson, C. Dale Jones, Ray D. Fincher Raymond D. Hough Jeffrey L. Sowder, James A. Rodman
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Grand Lodge of Kansas
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Charles Cline Gerald E. Culver I r a L. Thomas, Ray 0. Sumner O r v i l l e P. Jackson Raymond Weaver Floyd E. Massey Arthur J . C l i f f o r d , Lynn Taylor Marion Fatton Glenn Blackburn, Roy S t i r t o n , Dean C. H j o r t h Glenn H e i n l e i n John S. Clark
142.
Gerald R. Butcher, Johnnie Curtiss, Wallace M. Hill, Darwin W. Minnis, Carl R. Hamm 144. Carl Harder, Chester 0. Jones, Jr. Francis E. Peterson, Robert L. Brown 147. Michael D. Knak, Edward Flaming 151. Elvin S. Cox, Andy E. HcElhiney, Kermit M. Cox, Marion C. Futhey 153. Newton L. Skirvin, Paul Clingenpeel, Jimmie L. Grassie, Martin Johnson, Roger Seigel, Maurice L. Blackman 158. John A. Rule, Alvin Colson, Golden Miller, Dee Duttweiler, George Gerardy, Clyde 0. Engle, Al Wohlgemuth, Jr. . 161. Robert H. Arnold, Arnold Hafenstein 164. 165.
Robert Palmer Ben Holman, Richard Rodman, Clayton S c o t t , Delos Shore, Dale D. Hall , Francis A. Swaim
168. 169. 171. 172. 173. 174. 183. 187. 190. 191. 192. 195. 198. 201.
Clifford Trax, Raymond H. Howell, George P. Paxton, Charles E. Marsolf Phillip C. Osborne, Kenneth Fincham , William J. Warders Harold J. Schmidt, Roy Wade Eldon McCall, Orval Lancaster, Lawrence P. Aeschliman N. J. Eschenbrenner L. D. Bradley Irwin L. Gednev Carveth K. Neer Ervel F. Cleaver, Orville L. Oelschlaeger, Gordon B. Harman Darren M. Holmes Jack Lee Welch Lawrence E. Bodine, Edward M. Horton, Arris M. Johnson, Gary R. Weller Richard Brozek Harvey L. Swan, David Wells, James L. Frikken, John Peyton, Norman F. Anderson, Ted Norden John J. Mayman Kenneth D. Strader James D. Dickson Raymond Warren William G. Updegrove, Jr. Raymond A. Pearsall, Lloyd D. Crall, Jerry Statler, Homes H. Jones, Jim D. Beye Walter Jack Ray H. Vanderslice, Robert D. Smith, Orlin Milliken Michael DeLange George C. Kenworthy E. Jean Morey, Joe M. Ritchal, Norman Leistikow J. Delmer Blubaugh John E. Mowen
205. 206. 212. 216. 220. 222. 223. 224. 229. 234. 237. 238. 243. 244. 245. 246. 247. 248. 252. 253. 254. 258. 265. 269. 271. 272. 273. 274. 275. 277. 280. 281.
E. Blaine Schoolcraft John J . G i l l ham Raymond H. Heer, Wilbur L. Morris Herbert F. Tappan W i l l i a m E. Nicholson, Steven Lutz John L. Rigg Aubrey "Cub" Park D a r r e n J . Shanteau, Jack D. Hearn Oscar R i n k l e , Carl A. Bolinger Lewis F. H i l l a r d , Fred N. Rose Hervin R. Hundley Dick Overton, Donald F. Werner Robert S. T r u e s d e l l , J r . , Earl 0. Johnson, Robert W. Dickson, Tom O l i p h a n t , Roland R. K e i t h , D. Jack E l l i s W i l l i a m J . Brown, V i r g i l Peebler, Bob Carlson, Carl L. Hartman, Carl Stephens, John McMillen, Don A. F i t c h , Ervin T. Smith Gerald Jones, Cleo M. Jones Bernard Weller George C. Berryman, John C. Coverdale Harold Buick, Paul J . H a r r e l l Leonard M. Paxson
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284. 288. 289. 293. 298. 300. 303. 313. 319. 321. 322. 331. 333. 340. 341. 345. 348. 349. 351. 356. 357. 364. 365. 366. 369. 376. 379. 385. 390. 393. 397. 399. 401. 402. 403. 404. 406. 411. 413. 415. 417. 419. 420. 429. 430. 431. 433. 436. 438. 444. 445. 446. 450.
March
Carl H. OHair Don L. Dicks Glen Rinehart, Don Robertson Earl Anderson, Dee J. Householder Dale S t i n s o n , Robert King Dean Hachenberg, Jimmy L. Byas Frank Moore, Burl H. Shouse, Harry D. Yates, C y r i l P f a n n e n s t i e l , Robert L. Davis, Harold E. R u s s e l l , H. Gene Payne, Harold L. Nofzinger, Spencer B . L o n g , Dean Osborn, Jerry W. Cole, G. W. Edwards, Hugh G i l l , I I I Jack W. Ferguson, Robert C. B u t l e r , Henry A. Bozarth, 0. W. Wilson, S. A. Clements Gary A. Baggs, Sr. Donald D. Hibbs
Stuart Pittman W i l l i a m J . Colnar, C. W. S i l l s , Robert M. Schroeder, Clyde A. Secrest, Marvin E. Ury, Jesse M. Longwith Robert Simmons J. E. Masters, A l b e r t 0 A r n o l d , J r . A l f r e d L. Geiger Charles Purma Charles E. Oenison Edward E. K u f f l e r Melvin M i r l Schrock Marvin A. Shoemaker Benny Holloway Ralph D. Moyer Ronald E. Seute Alex L. Bolinder William Watkins, Rufus Alcorn Claude Smith, Max Sellers, James A. Michau, Morris Fisher Robert Satterfield, Henry A. Rish William J. Callen, Ralph N. Lord. Donald Wood Vernon P h i l l i p Robert G. Leuerich, Waldo Stimpert Eddie D. Henley Donald H. Ladwig William S. Workman Leland G. Salts, Robert B. Crumpton Charles A. Schult John H. Sherrer Robert A. Jackman, John W. Mitchell Halbert G. Horton, William E. Nicholson, Stanley W. Nyswonger, Robert G. Jackson Charles W. Lewis, Earl Miller, Richard Guenther Charles H. Graves, Hurlbut Graves, Carl H. Sperry, Edward Schultz Robert M. Nease John W. Russell Greg Miller, Duane H. Miller Mervil Dick Allan L. Hurlburt, Jerry K. Van Allen Leonard Dodge William J. Boydston, David Rake, John B. James Charles W. Gutsch, Don Miller Clarence P. Noe, Jr. Lyndell L. Kirkhart David S. Snyder, Kenneth W. Shrive, Norman L. Stubbs, Michael E. Smith, Ray C. Hopson, Earl C. Hamlin, Lonas R. Cannon Michael T. Wilson, Jay F. Myers Norman Maier, George C. Miller Donald E. Staten Stan Goble, Edwin Taylor, Larry Eckhoff, Leslie M. Heisz William J. Brown, Virgil Peebler, Jerome I. Horan, Randy York LODGE REPRESENTATIVES
1. Conrad Johnson 2. Loren'^U^French, Gilbert M. Angel. William G. Sellers, Robert L. Boring 3. , , i. n p ijâ&#x20AC;&#x17E;â&#x20AC;&#x17E; 5. H. Elvin Jones 6. John Robert Nichols, Robert J. Gelvin, Sr., John A. Golden 7. Roy E Richardson. Dean Wyant, Walter R. McKenzie, John L. Swarts, III 8. Mike Carnes, David R. Shepard, Garland D. Sellers 9. Von W. Edman, Danny H. Keller 10. Billye E. Cordell, Doyle V. Robertson, Glen Sears , Maurice C. Hearn 11. Jack A. Willmeth 12. Thomas M. Carlson. Trevor L. Rees 14. Roland G. Pottorf
1987-88
Grand Lodge of Kansas
15. Leslie K. Needham, M i l t o n L. K i t e , W i l l i a m A. Caughey 16. John T. Bonacorda, Henly E. Stepp, J r . 17. David L. Recob, Wayne R. Smith 18. Robert R. Swearingen 19. Charles D. Lang, Roger S t r o u t , Mark E. Jorgensen 20. C. M. Geis 22. Stephen H. Casteel, Paul Reed 23. Wayne H. Rollf 24. William C. Uittenbrink, Isaac H. McMahon 25. Uhl Totten 26. Leo Noland, Roger L. Hadlock 27. Homer E. Peterson 28. Eric J. Guenther 29. Robert Henderson, Jerry D. Baughn 30. Dale Sneeringer 32. Virgil K. Koci 33. Oral V. Finkenbinder 34. James E. Shultz, Joe R. Urice, Roland V. Ashley 35. Warner Rape, Jr. 37. Jay H. Sheldon, Leaford Savage 39. Ray Downing, J r . 40. Charles K. Lawhead, Ronald D. West, Robert E. Redick.Sr. 4 1 . Earl R. Watts 42. Charles R. A l l e n 43. Larry 0. G r i f f i t h 44. R. W. Farris 45. Lei and A . Doty, Glenn L. Knapp 46. Gary Wilson, John A. Schowalter 47. Harry W. Peterson 49. D. R. Mankins, Thomas A. Fryman, F. Edward White 51. Jere M. Herring, Roland C. Bonjour, Ralph K. Wild, Paul E. Ferrell 54. William H. Harlow, Clifford F. McOaniel, Jr. 55. Henry J. Mix, . 56. Harold E. F l a i g l e 57. James R. Watkins, Leo C. Segard, Robert L. Bonat, Dennis L. Morris 60. Earl J . Bruner, Charles A. S c h u l t , John F. Lewis 64. Jack R. Euler, B i l l Fleek, J r . 65. James R. Salyer 66. Duane A. Fitch 67. Marvin Richardson 70. Leroy F. Bailey 71. Cary Hayward, Mike Cook, Colin McMimn 72. Victor Harden 73. Rodney L. Trimble, George W. Huber 74. Larry R. Goodwin, Michael D. Farmer, Edward L. Freeman 75. James Pittinger, Frank E Seufert 77. Albert L. Johnson, Jr., Clarence B. Murphy 79. Roland A. Miles 80. Russell C. S c h w i l l i n g 83. Howard Decker 84. Ivan M. Pemberton 85. Jerry D. W i l l i a m s , Jerry L. Wilson 86. Paul E. David, Rocky R. B u r r i s , S r . , James W. Winsel 87. Wesley C. Moore 88. Terry Smith, Eugene 0. S t a t o n , Lloyd L. England 90. Wayne E. Nelson 9 1 . Emerson C. G i l l e t t , Charles F. M i l l e r 92. Johnny K. Speer, Sr. 93. Lonnie R. Scales 94. Earl Riley 95. Floyd C. S q u i r e , Paul L. Maxwell 96. Donald H. C o l w e l l , John H. Cannon, S r . , Wm. B. Perry 97. Marshall L. O t t i n g e r , Sr. W i l l i a m R. Anderson 99. Art Hawk, Clyde R. English 100. James F. N o r r i s , J . W. Robinson 101. Stephan R. Suchsland, Frank L. N e t t l e t o n 102. Horace R. N o r f l e e t , Gary T w i t c h e l , Gregory Guie 103. Kevin A. Keenan, Oren F. Patterson 105. Caleb L. Radford, J r . 106. L. D. G r i f f i t t s , Rick J . G r i f f i t t s 107. George B. James, Dale F. HcMaster 109. John F. Bohm
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Proceedings of the
Dale F r u i t s , Alan Rush, Hayne Rush Edward L. Martin, Asive Edward Reid, William L. Shurtz, Edward A. Foxx Max L. Briggs Earle D. Binford William T. Speer Fincher Larry R. Geier, Spike H. Mynhier, Ray Ralph Kimmell, Don R. Hadlock, Raymond Haugh Murl Ludlam , Gordon McNitt Edward C. Slipsager Charles W. Cline Dwight L. Gwaltney H. Paul Cain George S. Clark Raymond Weaver, Matthew T. Mutz David Kline Glen C. Jackson Harry V. Goldwater, Albert H. Bacastow, J r . Thomes L. Clark, Bobby J . Walker N. Marion Patton Stanley E. S l a t e r , James J . White Glenn Heinlein Lloyd Birdsong Galen L. Schutter, Wm. Eddy, J r . Bobby Copeland, Homer A. Hendrickson Cecil Redenbaugh, Albert L. Lafferty E. B. Sherwood, Edmund C. Smith, Roger Darrow, John L. Hybsha Chester 0. Jones, Jr. Mervin M. Howard, Charles Jordan Jerry Armstrong, Jerry Folk Edward Flaming, John Jordan, Michael D. Knak B i l l Level, D. L. Thornhill Andrew , Reed F. W. Sirmons Danny M. Hicks James C. Jones I I . Donald MacPherson John R. Fischer, Jack R. Wilson, George 1 . Lawley Richard L. Fish, Lyman Snodderley Richard Zumbrunn, J . Wohlgemuth, Goldwin M i l l e r Dewight R. Gashaw Arnold W. Hafenstein Edward Garber, Jr. Jack Blankenship Brett P. Palmer Clinton B. Scott Larry G. Peters, N L. Janzeh, Harold I . Power, Donald L. Doll James A. Wilson Harold J. Schmidt Wilbur Barngrover Lloyd D. Bradley Irvin L. Gedney Omer F. Henson Leonard T. Smith DonaldArcher Bradley J . S l a g l e , Floyd H. Slagle, Daniel D. Holecek Gary Burfield William H. C a n t r e l l , Gerald L Anderson Michael A. L e g l e i t e r , Gifford W. Spaugh, Terrence Werth, Lawrence E. Bodine, Gary R. Weller Richard Brozek William R. Hixon Robert Hekel, Alden Major Ronald G. Pierson, Scott Johnstone Charles R. McCain, James L. Frikken John J . Wayman, Harold E. Rowley David D. Mardis, Garvin D. Donoho Brian D. Freeman James D. Dickson Max Croisant Earl Krankenberg, Robert Reser, V i r g i l E. Biby John E. Carlson W. J . Briscoe, J r . Earl Crisp, Raymond A. Pearsall John J. Shell Millard R. Wren, Sr, Orlin Milliken
March
1987-88
Grand Lodge of Kansas
225. 229. 230. 233. 234. 237. 238. 241. 243. 244. 245. 246. 247. 248. 252. 253. 254. 258. 265. 268. 269. 271. 272. 273. 274. 275. 277. 278. 280. 281. 282. 283. 284.
Paul D. Taylor Michael D. Delange Bruce Johnson, Byron Walker H. H. Pickens, Irvin Parsons George Kenworthy L. W. McMillan J . Oelmer Blubaugh H. G. Jones John E. Howen E. Blaine Schoolcraft Lester F. Coler Robert L. Buerkle, Philip S. Giebler Herbert F. Tappan William W. Sellen, W. J. Braun. William E. Nicholson John A. Rigg Aubrey G. Park George W. Stauth Dale Goldsmith Keith A. Eppler Roy L. Stewart Mervin R. Hundley J . L. Morton, J . B. Borders Henry F. Hubbard, Tom Oliphant Arthur H. Jones, Robert Carlson, C. F. M u l l , Ernest L. Moore Douglas R. Jones Bernard Weller George C. Berryman, Michael A. Freelove W i l l i a m K. Watson, J r . Harold Buick Leonard M. Paxson Jack S t a i r r e t t Arnold W. Schoen Larry L. O'Bleness, Carl H. OHair
285.
Homer Cowdrey
288. 289. 293. 294. 298. 300. 303. 306. 307. 310. 311.
Don Dicks Don Robertson Bennie H. K e l l e r Jack W. Barnett Robert King Jimmy L. Byas John D. D o t t s , James T. Ross, John M. Myers, Dean Osborn Charles E. B r i a n , Robert L.Schroeder, J r . W i l l i a m E. Donahue Marvin L. Wendel Rupert F. Glover, Matthew A. Vlademar, J r . , E. Kirk Stonebraker, Harold B. Aldrich, I I I Thomas J . Nestor, W i l l a r d George, James B. DeBerry, Jack W. Ferguson F. Warren Starns Clifton T. Bruu, Gary A. Baggs, Sr. William C. Pittman Charles C. Adams, Leonard L. El rod Robert E. Mathena Robert Simmons Daniel E. Shelton, Donald D. West Lloyd D. Everett John J. Wayman Nelson D. Keeler Harold Asmussen Charles E. Denison Jessa Cooper Max L. Guthridge Melvin M. Schrock, R. Dale Breit Randall L. Holloway Ralph D. Moyer Donald L. Land Floyd L. Fleming Alex. L. Bolinder LeRoy Brown Will E. Dickinson Donald E. Crossman, Donald G. Watkins W. Michael Thomas, Morris Fisher, Bryce J. Stonehocker William E. Hathaway, Robert Satterfield, Jeral G. Cooper
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March
Paul T. Niedhardt, Earl V. Cole. Thomas E. Orlowski, Walter M. Bird Eugene G r i z z e l l Waldo Stimpert Eddie D. Henley Donald D. Riner Richard T. Wentling William S. Workman Leonard 0. Dale Charles H. Jamis, Jr. Charles A. Schult Paul W. Kendall John W. Mitchell Kim M. Emmons Stanley W. Nyswonger, Robert G. Jackson Earl Miller Ricky L. Kreigh Robert M. Nease Walter A. Fiorucci Willis R. Baker John Russell Gregory Miller Floyd Swafford Harold W. Frasier Leonard Dodge John B. James Don M i l l e r , Charles W. Gutsch Clarence P. Noe, J r . John Short, Dean L. Beebe Richard N. Davis, Kenneth H. M o r r i s o n , David F. Snyder Danny F. Cutting, Richard R. Haefele Harry L. Leonard, Raymond N. Keighley, Frank Kneaves Norman Maier Rex McGowne Donald E. Staten Richard W. Greever, Robert 0 Coffey, Herman L. HcFarland, Dwight A. Burton Allen J: Edwards Jack B. Denton Donald H. Truex, Carmeon T. M i l l e r , Jr Leroy L. Loggins RECAPITULATION
Grand O f f i c e r s Present Sub-Officers Present. Past E l e c t i v e O f f i c e r s
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Area Deputy Grand Master 1987-1988 (Outgoing) Area Deputy Grand Master 1988-1989 (Incoming) D i s t r i c t Deputy Grand Master 1987-1988 (Outgoing) D i s t r i c t Deputy Grand Master 1988-1989 (incoming)
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Past Master Lodge Representative Master Mason Distinguished and other guests Grand Representatives Total Present Number o f Lodges represented Number of Lodges on the r o l l .
8 10 37 41 411 402 33
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The committee wishes t o take t h i s o p p o r t u n i t y to thank Mi.W:. C l i f f o r d 0. Knauss and the Grand Lodge of Kansas f o r the o p p o r t u n i t y to serve Masonry and the Grand Lodge o f Kansas. F r a t e r n a l l y and S i n c e r e l y ,
Donald L. D o l l , Chairman â&#x20AC;˘ B i l l T. Smith John M. Peyton H. Gene Payne Kenneth W. Shreve
1987-88
Grand Lodge of Kansas
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aCDEESSQf IHÂŁ GRAND MASTER To: The M:.W:. Grand Lodge of Kansas: Welcome, my Brethren, to this One Hundred and Thirty-Second Annual Communication of the Host Worshipful Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of Kansas. It seems such a short time ago that I was elevated to this highest office in Kansas Masonry by the will of this Grand Lodge and afforded the opportunity of leading our Fraternity for this relatively short period of time. It has been one of the greatest experiences of my life and I am duly grateful for your encouragement and support for my efforts and programs during the past twelve months. It goes without saying that each Grand Master begins his year with enthusiastic plans to do what he can in the management of this Fraternity and attempt to make those changes he deems advisable or necessary. I am no different than most and as I stood before you twelve months ago I outlined in some detail these things that I was going to attempt to do. In some of these endeavors I have been successful, in others I have fallen short, but at least I feel comfortable that I have done my best to address those things which seem to be the most important. As you know, I consider membership as one of our greatest concerns. This is not new as it has been the concern of most of my predecessors, but I believe we have given you one of the best tools to address the membership problem that you could be given with the "Selective Invitation Program." Membership should be the concern of each and every member of the Fraternity as the responsibility cannot be delegated to only the Grand Master or the Grand Lodge Officers, or even to the officers of your own individual lodge, but it must be the responsibility of each and every one of you as an individual to fill that obligation to present at least one petition during your lifetime to replace you when you are gone. If we are to see the Fraternity grow in the future then you must present two or more petitions during your lifetime. By fulfilling this obligation, we can make the difference and turn our membership loss into a gain. It is my firm belief that the true results of our Selective Invitation Program will not be obvious for several years,. We have many inhibitions to overcome. We have many attitudes to change and probably the largest obstacle of all is to overcome the generation gap that has been created through the social changes during the past thirty years. My Brothers, you are going to have to forget the past in regard to solicitation and get to work. Talk about Masonry. Be proud you are a Mason and find those that may have an interest. It should be obvious by now they are not going to come to you! I had promised a recommendation for a Life Membership Plan. This I will not do for several good reasons. Probably the most important is that the current dues structure, in too many lodges, does not meet present needs. So a plan based on multiples of their present dues would soon find them short.. The other problem is that our state is in the middle of "re-assessment and re-classification" and all indications are we will very likely see a large increase of property tax. I believe it is in the Fraternities best interest to wait until this program is complete and we know the results. I talked about re-districting. This requires only action of the Council of Administration. By the time the study started and I got the first report we were already past the six month point when, by law, we are required to have the new District Deputy Grand Masters appointed. So, my recommendation will be submitted for consideration this year to implement next year if they so desire. However, consolidations are making this process most difficult. Prior to writing this address, I read through many of the proceedings of the last twenty years to refresh my mind as to just what other Grand Masters have said about the condition of our craft. One in particular describes it well. I refer you to the proceedings of 1985 wherein M:. W:. Lawrence D. Winegardner clearly stated on page 17 three things he saw wrong with US. "First...there are so many of us who cannot get beyond our own needs as we perceive them and reach out to others. We spend time complaining about what Masonry is or isn't doing than we spend reaching out with a helping hand to our brethren. Second...too many of us have no vision of what Masonry IS, and what Masonry should DO to fulfill our destiny. To be a real Mason is to be dedicated to a vision that has as its basis Faith, Hope and Charity. Third...far too many of us have no real dedication to Masonry. ing time, so to speak, until something better comes along."
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These words are as true today as they were then. Unless WE get to work WE are going to see our Fraternity slip away until it is only a memory. COUNCIL OF ADMINISTRATION Our Council of Administration this year has been a close working group consisting of R:.W:. Claude W. Norris, R:.W:. Robert M. Nease, and R:.W:. Don E. Robinet. These brothers entered into this year with the pledge of support, cooperation and a sharing of information and future plans to enhance the continuity of our Grand Lodge programs. Our meetings have been productive and harmonious and the interest and dedication of the fine Brothers leads me to believe that our Grand Lodge will be in good hands in the Immediate future. I thank them for their help. APPOINTIVE OFFICERS Each year the incoming Grand Master has the privilege, and duty to select those appointive officers from across the state that he feels will represent and support his programs and will contribute to the operation and participate in the various ceremonies required by the Grand Lodge. The appointive officers this year represent all areas of the state and have proven their dedication and loyalty in everything they have done. Your support has been very much appreciated and I extend my sincere thanks to each and everyone of you. GRAND REPRESENTATIVES I have had a great deal of pleasure this year in being able to make the recommendations for appointments as Grand Representatives from the Grand Kansas to other Grand Jurisdictions. EcuadorDavid F. Synder LouisianaWilliam J. Brown FinlandJeffrey L. Sowder York, MexicoMerle W. Furnas NorwayDonald D. Schoeni New South WalesWilliam J. Colnar North-CarolinaJerry W. Cole
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PAST GRAND MASTERS The Past Grand Masters are, indeed, a very special group of dedicated Masons. Only by having followed in their footsteps can a man know the contribution they have made to our beloved Fraternity. My admiration and respect for this group of men has been greatly magnified by my experience this year as Grand Master. I have been and will always be indebted for their support, encouragement, and guidance. I wish to thank them for their help and support during the year and assure them that it will be a great honor to join their ranks. GRAND LODGE STAFF To have the support of the Grand Lodge Staff gives a great deal of security to a Grand Master and I feel their support is most necessary. The support, loyalty and experience of Al Arnold, Grand Secretary, has been most helpful and one would have to go a long way to ever find a more devoted Mason. Brother Al has always been one of the first to give me encouragement and when asked, the help of his experience In the many years he has served our Grand Lodge in this capacity. To Al I can only say, thank you for all of the help you have given me and I will always consider you not only a very competent Grand Secretary but also a close personal friend. To Hal Horton, Assistant Grand Secretary, I have appreciated your support and willingness to dig in and get the job done wherever necessary. To Jean Rader, a most efficient secretary, it has been a pleasure working with you. To the other people in the Grand Lodge office, Rachael Gilbert, and Mary Rebekah Wasson, you have all been very helpful to me throughout the year and we appreciate your efforts. HALSTEAD LODGE NO. 46, HALSTEAD To my good Brothers In Halstead Lodge No. 46, I wish to extend my sincere thanks for the help and support you have given me this year. Although I have tried to attend lodge when possible, my schedule did not allow many visits. However, when I did attend I was always properly received and accorded the utmost honor and respect. One of the proudest moments of my life was when I was elected and installed Master of Halstead Lodge No. 46 and it was through this privilege to serve that helped me in my Masonic career.
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My reception was very much appreciated. Everyone that participated should be proud of the event. It was great. Dixie and I can only say, "Thank you so very much, each and everyone." To all my Lodge Brothers, thank you for my 'Top Hat.' I have always worn it proudly. :_ Although I have appreciated the support of all of my Brothers, there are several I would like to give a special mention. Our Master in 1987, W:. Brian Curtis. Our secretary W:. John A. Schowalter who has served as chairman of my Public School Committee. My good brother and friend, W:. Lewis J. Cain, who has served me well as Grand Junior Steward and W:. James M. Hefling, a member of the Temple Building and Remodeling Committee and constant traveling companion. Thank you. OTHER GRAND JURISDICTIONS A very pleasant opportunity a Grand Master has during his year is the privilege to visit other Grand Jurisdictions. This I did as often as possible and enjoyed each and every one of them and in particular the variations in form and ceremony displayed. The fellowship with each and every Grand Master and Grand Lodge Officer was a delight and my wife, Dixie, and I were always received in the warmest way and extended all courtesies possible. Our most sincere thanks to the Grand Lodges of New Jersy, Oklahoma, Missouri, Texas, Pennsylvania, Colorado, Iowa and Nebraska. The hospitality was outstanding. GRAND LECTURERS To the Grand Lecturers, I extend my most sincere thanks and appreciation for the consistant and devoted service you give to our great Fraternity. I have always admired the proficient manner in which the ritualistic work of our Fraternity is carried out. The support you have given my programs this year has been appreciated and I urge all to keep up the good work. COMMITTEEMEN The various committees of Grand; Lodge this year I believe have functioned well. I am indebted to those who have worked to see that their committees were functioning properly and working in the best interests of Freemasonry. Your support of my programs has been ourstanding and I am most appreciative. KANSAS LODGE OF RESEARCH The officers and members of this relatively new organization are to be commended for their efforts, especially this past year, for promoting and expanding the scope of its work. It has not been an easy job to adjust to the hardships under which they labor and we wish them continued success in future years. At the meeting of the Kansas Lodge of Research on Friday, March 19, 1987, the following were elected and installed: Worshipful Master Senior Warden Junior Warden Treasurer Secretary
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Roger S. Seigel, 8424 State Line, Shawnee Mission, 66206 Arris M. Johnson, PGM, 2714 Hillcrest, Hays, 67601 Eldon E. Leitzel, 652 N. Erie, Wichita, 67214 W. F. Mcintosh, PGM, P.O. Box 514, Clay Center, 67432 John W. Willey, III, P.O.Box 22, Solomon, 67480-0022
APPENDANT AND CONCORDANT BODIES It was my privilege to attend the annual sessions of the Council, Chapter and Commandry, as well as, the Grand Chapter Order of Eastern Star, Grand Court of Amaranth and the Supreme Assembly Social Order of Beauceant. The warm welcome and courtesies extended by each of these bodies was greatly appriciated by my wife, Dixie, as well as myself. I wish to extend a special thanks to the Potentates of the five Kansas Shrine Temples for their support this year. Again, Dixie and I would thank you for the ' opportunity to attend the Imperial Shrine of North America in Las Vegas. It was a pleasant and informative meeting, although "hot" in more ways than one. Your support of my selective invitation program has been great. YOUTH GROUPS To those fine young men of DeMolay and the beautiful young ladies of Job's Daughters and Rainbow for Girls, thank you. Your enthusiasm is so very much appreciated and we wish you all the very best in the future. We sincerely hope that your involvement in your particular organization will convince you of the importance and pleasure received from Freemasonry and the Order of Eastern Star. Always keep in mind that it is your interest and enthusiasm that keeps the organizations going and it is ymj who are best suited to interest and encourage new members. Keep up the fine work.
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KANSAS MASONIC FOUNDATION It has been a great pleasure to work this year with Jim Claussen, Executive Director, the Foundation President, Don Horttor, and Vivian Wild, Secretary, of this very worthwhile organization. Of course, it has been equally a pleasure to work with each and every member of the Board of Directors and Board of Trustees during the past several years. Our principle fund raising this year was the Christmas card mailing. It was new and proved very successful. It certainly shows the support of our craft for this much needed service, the Oncology Center at the KU Med Center. ADGM and DDGM My most sincere appreciation, without exception, to each and everyone of you for a job well done. As I have traveled throughout the state this year I have always been pleased with the fine attendance of my Area Deputies and District Deputy Grand Masters at the meetings and other activities. I know you will continue to work for and support our Fraternity and it has been my pleasure to get to know you. Again, my sincerest appreciation for what you have done this year. SPECIAL MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE Under the chairmanship of M:. Jerry Cole of Wichita, the specially appointed membership committee worked long and hard. I want to take this opportunity to thank the other members: Brothers Frank Seufert, Wamego; Thomas Burrows, Liberal; Jack Brown, lola; James Withers, Sharon Springs; Buck Aldrich, Leavenworth; and Richard Overton, Merriam, for their Labors. This committee has put together many ideas which they feel would help our Fraternity become more up-to-date and interesting not only for new prospective members but for those members we already have. My greatest concern for Freemasonry today is the loss of membership. I assure you not all of the committee's ideas or recommendations have been presented this year as we all agreed the number of changes possible would be overwhelming and probably difficult to implement at one Grand Lodge Session. It is my recommendation that this committee become a standing committee and continue its charge "to formulate and plan for the improvement and growth of membership in our jurisdiciton and make the necessary recommendations for implementation." You men have done a great job and you deserve the thanks and support of the craft. THE KANSAS MASON So often we take things for granted. However, we should never "take it for granted" that we could possible do without this publication or, on the other hand, that it will always be there. It takes money and people to produce. We owe a great deal for its success to our editor. Brother Floyd E. (Gene) Ramsey. He is doing a fine job, but the Kansas Mason's contents depend largely on you and what information you supply for print. The costs continue to climb and it is long overdue that we accept advertising to help defray the costs. Your continues support in needed now more than ever before. NECROLOGY During the past year, 1621 of our brethren were called to "that house not made by hands eternal in the heavens." They were good men and they will be missed. Their number included three of our Past Grand Masters; M:.W:. Richard A. Porter, M:.W:. Ben W. Graybill and M:.W:. Durward C. Danielson. Our sympathy is most certainly extended to all of the families and each of us share in the this loss. We will join together later in the program with M:.W:. Carroll C. Arnett, PGM, Chairman of our Necrology Committee, for a fitting tribute to our departed Brothers. SERVICE RECOGNITION One of the privileges I enjoyed this year has been the recognition of those good brothers that have served the Fraternity for 50 years or more. We presented 50 year emblems and 60 year certificates. Several 75 year awards were made and we extend our best wishes to all those we were not able to honor personally. The Grand Lodge of Kansas prays that your health and life may be preserved so that you may continue spreading the beauties of Brotherly Love, Relief and Truth. MASONIC SERVICE ASSOCIATION I would like to recognize the many devoted brothers that spend so many hours working in behalf of our Masonic Service Association by visiting our brothers in our three
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Kansas VA Hospitals. Special thanks go to Alvin K. Banman, Home Lodge No. 89 Centralia, KS, Wichita VA Medical Center; Charles H. Duckworth, Hiram Lodge No. 68, Leavenworth, KS, Leavenworth VA Hospital; Floyd A. (Red) Trahoon, Orient Lodge No. 51, Topeka, KS, Colmery - O'Neil VA Medical Center. Your concern for your fellow man is very much appreciated. Thanks too, to all that assist in this fine program. KANSAS MASONIC HOME Our Kansas Masonic Home has received a great deal of my time and attention this year. Perhaps more than my "Selective Invitation Program", but it needed that attention. You will recall I made some promises last March in regard to our home and I have done my best with the help of our staff and the members of the Board of Directors to fulfill those promises. They were as follows: 1.
Redefine our Mission Statement and Goals. This is our Mission: The Kansas Masonic Home represents Kansas Masonry's finest traditons and philosophies. Our Home's leadership in providing excellent care is a source of continuing pride for every Mason and Eastern Star. Our Mission is to provide loving care, comfortable and safe environments for people desiring health and retirement services, addressing with dignity the health, social and spiritual needs of those whom we serve. Our short term and long term goals have been and are continuing to be redefined.
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Encourage Lodge and District Support: At practically every meeting I have held this year I have attempted to explain what our past history has been and why we find ourselves in the position we are today. So many of our members do not understand the problems. I only wish I could have the opportunity to personally explain on a "one to one" basis, but this is impossible. I do feel we have gained much support this year and this can be confirmed by the increased number of new contributors in our files.
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Re-think Capital Improvement Plans: As you know, I did announce that we were "downsizing" our plan to include only the renovation of the West Side Residence Building. I sincerely believe we can handle a project of this nature with the support of the craft. You will recall this building was,virtually closed this past October because of deteriorating condition and safety consideration.
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Room and service rates have been adjusted and we continue to improve the ratio of private pay residents and monitor our charity to better fit those monies received from you, the craft. We have also endeavored to increase services through the Home Health Agency to the residents of Sedgwick County through the S.R.S. On the other hand we have reduced staff and made considerable changes in our operations to cut costs. These have all had a positive effect on our budget.
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Reorganize the Board of Directors: This was completed legally in January 1988 with the filing of our amended Articles of Incorporation with the office of the Secretary of State. In the future there will be a Board of Trustees consisting of Twenty-four (24) persons, eighteen from our Fraternity and six from the Order of Eastern Star. They in turn will elect from their members the Board of Directors. The new Board will be in place in May.
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Balance the Budget: This year we have reduced the net operating loss from an approximate 5663,000 loss in 1986 to a loss of approximately $173,000 in 1987. A loss rphnrtinn of $490,000. We are moving in the right direction and we project a positive figure for 1988 of approximately $2000,00. In addition to the above, through the efforts and under the direction of M:.W:. Ralph D. Walker, PGM, Chairman of the Investments Committee of our Board, the Industrial Revenue Bonds for the Health Center were refinanced. The effect will save the home considerable each year in debt service, relieving our cash flow requirements and has a present saving to the year 2005 of over $200,000. The reason is, of course, lower interest rates.
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It is my firm belief that w e are now moving in the right direction to become once again an institution serving the needs of a special segment of our fraternity. "Those that reach that point of life where they need help and have no one else to turn to." However, your help and support continues to be needed in this great Masonic Charity. As I am sure everyone knows, or at least should know, the Kansas Masonic Home has had a special place in my heart since Dixie and I became involved over ten years ago. It had been somewhat of a challenge to me this year in attempting to make some changes. Some of the change has been good and some not so good and the closing of the westside residential section was most difficult for me as well as all others who are involved, but most especially the residenta. To Jerry Lindenbaum and his staff, I say thank you for a job well done. Yours has been a labor of love. It could not be otherwise when you get to know the residents of our home. We sincerely wish you continued success and I pledge my continued efforts on behalf of the home and its residents. The men of Kansas Masonry and members of the Order of Eastern Star should all be proud of our Masonic Home and it is my sincere prayer that they will continue to afford it their spiritual and financial support in the years to come. RECOMMENDATIONS Communication is the "life line" of our Fraternity and I believe the Kansas Mason is an important conduit of information to all of our Brothers. The cost of publishing and mailing this magazine continues to escalate and it is time we find additional financial support through paid advertising. My first and second recommendations, if approved, will make that possible. My other recommendations I consider necessary for the good of our Fraternity. We must continue providing service through our Grand Lodge and if we cannot support those charities that are the framework of our charitable endeavors we will have lost our purpose for existence. Unfortunately both require money. Rprnmmpndatinn Nn. 1 ARTICLE III. Section 2 Add thirH paragraph; and he it. further p m v l d e d thfit, With llliR rnn-:iripra1-inn tn the above restrictions tlifi commi ttee of publications u i H be permitted Ifl solicit flrivprtising for insertion in H i e Kansas Mason or other Masonic Publications from niitsirip pntitips. Purpose: To help cover the cost of publication and distribution that have risen rapidly in recent years. Rprnmmpndatinn No. ? Cnmmittpp on Puhliratinns. Ry-law 2-124F The committee on Publications shall be charged with the editing. publication. and distribution of the "Kansas Mason" and all other official publications of the Grand Lndgp. Delete the balance of the paragraph and add the following: Tt w i n flUn snlir.it. receive and approve all advertising to be carried in the oublicationa. Although the sale of advertising is allowed, the advertising of liquor, tobacco or other products deemed detrimental to one s health, or not in good taste sociallv. will he prohibited. The Editor of the "Kansas Mason" shall be the Chairman nf the Committee and its work shall be carried Out under the supervision and with the of tlie approval of the Grand Master. Comment:
This change will allow advertising in the "Kansas Mason" or other publications, but restrict certain products and services.
Recommendation No. 3. The Grand Master agrees w i t h the recoirimenation by W:. James R. Watkins, d i v i d i n g or adding t o by-law 2 - 3 0 1 , but feels the d i v i s i o n of funds should be: ?-:^niA Per capita Tax f o r Grand I ndgp jifi.nn ?-?niR Ppr capita Tax f o r thp Kansas Masonic Home SS.OO Comment:
This d i v i s i o n o f funds more accurately r e f l e c t s the needs of our Kansas Masonic Home and Grand Lodge a t t h i s t i m e .
Recommendfltion N Q . 4, By-law 2-301 Adding a sentence: A Special Assessment of S8.00 per year per member for five years. 1989 through 1993. for the purpose of remodeling the West Side Rpsidpntial Ruilding.
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Explanation: It was necessary this year to close the West Side Residential Building (built 1929-30) because it does not meet certain safety codes and other regulations and the building needs a complete redesign and restructuring of the rooms to include private bathrooms. It was built with common restroons located in each wing of the building. Due to size of rooms, no private rest rooms, and deteriorating conditions, the facility was only forty per cent occupied. Addtionally, we could not charge full rate for the rooms because of conditions, but because of segregated facilities it was necessary to employ full staff. This assessment will allow for complete renovation over a five year period with the membership as a whole participating. On completion of work it will be paid for. Recommendation No. 5. By-law 2-314 - GRAND MASTER'S CONTINGENCY FUND At each Annual Communication the Grand Lodge shall set apart and appropriate a contingent fund for the Grand Master. Such Fund shall be used by him in defraying expenses incurred in the discharge of his duties. Thp amnnnt. tn be budgeted bv the Finance Committee and approved at the discretion of the rniinril of Arimin'itratinn. Comment:
Housekeeping: This fund has been at $8,000 for the past several years. But, this by-law needs to reflex flexibility. A Grand Master living in the far reaches of the state would need more, but, at the same time one more centrally located would not need as much.
Recommendation No. 6. By-law 4-305 LODGE DUES - changed to read: A Lodge may provide revenue for its support by requiring each member Entered Apprentice. Fellow Craft and Master Mason tn pay annually a specified tax to be fixed by its by-laws, and, at any Stated Communication, by a majority vote of the members present, it may assess an additional tax for current expenses or for charity, or both which shall be held to be a special tax for emergent purposes. Otherrecommenations that I support are those of the Membership Committee, No. 1 through No. 4 and that recommendation by W:. James R. Watkins concerning an increase in our Per capita Tax. However, distribution as provided in my recommendation No. 3. RULINGS 1.
During this year I granted several Waivers of Jurisdiction allowing Kansas to petition lodges across the border because of work location or relatives. I feel important question is the they become Masons.
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The funding of our Mobile Lodge was questioned. Although not a ruling, as such, it was determined that all monies received were from private donations.
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A lodge interpertation of by-law 3-416 in regard to presenting service emblems on Sunday at a picnic. I ruled this should be done on another day and in lodge if at all possible.
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An interpertation of by-law 4-128 was requested by a lodge that received a petition seeking restoration. A member had been suspended for non-payment of dues prior to consolidation with the surviving lodge. I ruled it required only a 2/3 vote to be restored.
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A member of a Kansas lodge moved to California and applied for dual membership. However, because of a problem with communication he was dimitted from his primary lodge. I ruled, as this was an error on the part of the secretary of the foreign jurisdiction the brother's name was to be re-entered and dual membership recognized.
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A request was made for permission to organize a Council of Allied Masonic Degrees in Kansas. After reviewing the "History of the Allied Masonic Degrees of the United States of America" permission was granted and it will be knov.'n as LOCH LOMOND COUNCIL U.D.
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A lodge in amending a by-law of their lodge made the amendment retroactive. I ruled this improper as we do not make laws retroactive. Article III, Section 4.
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A request for special dispensation to allow a plural member to hold an office in more than one lodge was denied for the good of the order. Also in violation of Article IV, Section 4-401D.
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Due to the absence of the Master, Senior and Junior Wardens of a small lodge, I ruled and issued a Letter of Dispensation allowing a Master Mason other than the Master or Wardens to open lodge as provided in Article IV, Section 3-411.
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Requested ruling. Does by-law 4-104 apply to request for courtesy degrees by Grand Secretary of another Grand Jurisdiction. I ruled it is not necessary to complete Form J. No. 8 or the Petition for Advancement. This is a courtesy arranged through the Grand Secretary's office of each respective Grand Lodge.
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By-law 2-301 was amended changing the wording from Riisioa Fee to Initiatinrv Fee. Several lodges were of the opinion that due to this change a Brother raised during 1987, having received th Entered Apprentice and Fellowcraft Degrees the previous year, the Lodge would not have to pay either one. I ruled they would have to pay the $5.00 fee but only once, which ever case applied. In the future the fee will be paid on initiation as an Entered Apprentice.
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Eleven petitions for the degrees were received, investigated and voted on, on recommendation of the respective investigating committees at one time. Nine investigating committees reported orally in open lodge as required by by-law 4-119. Twn did not. The first "combined" ballot failed. The petitions were separated and voted on individually and the nine that were reported properly passed, while the two that were reported through the Master of the lodge failed. As this was an error on the part of the Master, and no fault of the petitioners, I ruled the ballot for these two petitions improper and ordered a new ballot after a proper report has been received from the investigating committee according to by-law 4-119.
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A "Petition for Letters of Dispensation" was received proposing a new lodge. In this regard I ruled: 1. It is not necessary to have the approbation of the lodges in the county at the time the petition is filed. 2. A member wishing to retain his original membership in his home lodge a and yet become a Charter Member in the new lodge may do so through our plural membership provisions. 3. There is no law prohibiting the solicitation of donations from Master Masons in the area to help fund the new Treasury of the lodge U.D. even though those Masons do not intend to seek membership in the new lodge.
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Annual Report - Article IX, Section 9. To be transmitted to the Grand Secretary on or before the tenth day of January of each year. This year because of'weather and other circumstances, I ruled all reports would be accepted and considered on time if received by the Grand Secretary by February 1, 1988.
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Per Article VI, By-law 3-621. All Lodges that were not officially represented at the Annual Communication for the last three years were cited to show just cause why appropriate disciplinary action should not be invoked. Response was positive. CONCLUSION
It is all to easy to overlook someone that should be recognized or thanked for their help, support or special effort during the year. Therefore, to all to whom I am indebted - Thank you and thank you again. H:.W:. Richard A. Porter, PGM, the brother that appointed me as his Grand Senior Deacon, of course is no longer with us. However, I wish to express my appreciation for that appointment and sincerely pray that what has been accomplished this year would have pleased him. He was a devoted Mason and a dear friend. My family. What would I do without them? Each one has contributed in some way to make my year pleasant and successful. I have literally been "out of the office" most of the time this past year, but my sons, Christopher and Jeffery stepped in and assumed the responsibility necessary. They have done a great job and I thank them. I also thank John, Douglas and Chuck for their gifts, support and understanding for being somewhat neglected during this period.
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To my wife, Dixie. You have always gone that "extra mile" for your family and friends. This past year has been no different. Your support, encouragement, help, time and love have strengthened me and given me that extra enthusiasm to sail through this year always on an optimistic note. Thank you. Once again Brothers, thank you for this very enjoyable opportunity to serve Freemasonry in the State of Kansas. Our Fraternity is worth the effort and sacrifice we may make, whether in time or money. We each have an obligation to fulfill if our craft is to remain strong. Be proud of our heritage. Talk about Freemasonry to your sons, friends and neighbors. Invite them to learn more of our good works. Invite them to join us, and always remember our future is in YOUR hands. Sincerely and fraternally, Clifford D. Knauss Grand Master
The Grand Master, M:.W:. Clifford D. Knauss, wishes to recognize the time and and excellent job done by the special Membership Committee: Jerry Cole, Chairman Frank Seufert Thomas Burrows Jack E. Brown
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ITINERARY OF H:.W:. CLIFFORD D. KNAUSS, GRAND MASTER 1987 March
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Area Meeting, Parsons No. 117, Parsons, 6:30 Dinner, 7:30 Meeting,Closed Area Meeting, Delaware No. 96, Kansas C i t y , 12 Hoon Lunch,1:00 Meeting closed Topeka Consistory, Class Banquet 6:30 p.m. Council meeting. Grand Lodge, Topeka 9:00 a.m. I s i s Temple, S a l i n a , Shrine-Masonic N i g h t , Dinner 6:00 p.m. Program 7;00 Ht. Hope No. 238, Mt. Hope, 25-60 year Awards, open Annual Grand Chapter, Grand C o u n c i l , Grand York R i t e , Salina Cosmos No. 278, Kiowa, Centennial c e l e b r a t i o n , open Hi-Twelve, W i c h i t a , Hidian Temple 11:30 a.m. Elmo Lodge, S c o t t i s h Rite Wichita A l b e r t Pike No. 303, W i c h i t a , O f f i c i a l v i s i t , closed Dwight No. 374, Dwight, O f f i c i a l v i s i t , 50 year p i n . Scholarship Awards. Open Masonic Home Board Meeting, Halstead Reception-Honoring Grand Master, Halstead No. 46, Halstead, 2-4 p.m. Dinner 6 . p.m. Unity No. 273, Clearwater, Table Lodge, O f f i c i a l v i s i t , 6:00 p.m. closed Red Cross of Constantine, Salina L . C . I . Board, Halstead
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Easter Hoyt No. 327, Hoyt, O f f i c i a l v i s i t , 25-50 year p i n s , open Grand Chapter of Kansas Order o f the Eastern S t a r , Topeka Advance No. 114, Florence, Father-Son Banquet, 6:30 dinner Grand Lodge o f New Jersey, 200th Anniversary Ancient Form No. 34- Shawnee, O f f i c i a l V i s i t , closed Wichita Consistory, 100th Anniversary Wichita No. 99- Wichita O f f i c i a l V i s i t , 25-50 year pins Morton No. 258, Cheney, O f f i c i a l v i s i t Grand Comroandery, P i t t s b u r g Blue Rapids No. 169, Blue Rapids, O f f i c i a l V i s i t , open S o j o u r n e r ' s , Manhattan Newton No. 142, Newton, O f f i c i a l v i s i t Union No. 7, Junction C i t y , O f f i c i a l V i s i t , Past Masters' Dinner 6:00 Open Crescent No. 133, Arkansas C i t y , O f f i c i a l v i s i t , 50 year p i n . Dinner 6:30 Midian Shrine Ceremonial, Parade, Wichita Keystone No. 102, C o f f e y v i l l e , 25-50 year p i n s . Dinner 6:00 p.m. Old Mission No. 153, Shawnee M i s s i o n , O f f i c i a l v i s i t . Open Harvey County Shrine Club, Newton Red Cross of Constantine, Salina L . C . I . Board, Halstead Bestor G. Brown No. 433, W i c h i t a , O f f i c i a l v i s i t , 25-50 year Orient No. 5 1 , Topeka, O f f i c i a l v i s i t , 25-50 year pins Grand York Rite Bodies Reception, Wichita (Beech A c t i v i t i e s Center) Topeka No. 17, Topeka, O f f i c i a l v i s i t , 25-50-60 year presentations P i t t s b u r g No. 187, P i t t s b u r g , O f f i c i a l v i s i t . Banquet Houston, Texas Lebo No. 152, Lebo, 60 year award. Dinner 6:30 open Elmo Lodge, Wichita Consistory Ninnescah No. 230, Kingman, O f f i c i a l v i s i t , 50 year pins Dinner 6:30 open Halstead No. 46, Halstead, O f f i c i a l v i s i t , closed Kansas Masonic Foundation Annual Meeting, Topeka Lotus No. 286, Blue Mound, C e n t e n n i a l , Open DeMolay, Rock Springs Ranch, Reunion National Sojourners, Manhattan, 6:00 p.m. Golden Rule No. 90, Topeka, O f f i c i a l v i s i t , 50 year p i n . Dinner 6:30 p.m. Open I Rainbow Grand Assembly, Wichita Cherokee No. 119, Cherokee, O f f i c i a l v i s i t , 50-60 year p r e s e n t a t i o n . Dinner 6:30 S t . Bernard No. 222, Dodge C i t y , O f f i c i a l v i s i t Ashlar No. 344, R i l e y , Outdoor p i g r o a s t , closed L . C . I . Board, Halstead Marion Chapter No. 278, O.E.S., Masons' n i g h t Patraos No. 97, El Dorado, Quarry Degree, closed Armourdale No. 271, Kansas C i t y , Centennial d i n n e r , 6:30 p.m. open Open Grand Lodge, Funeral 10 a.m. M:.W:. Richard A. P o r t e r , Wichita
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Imperial Session o f S h r i n e , Las Vegas, Nevada Observe S t . John's Day i n your l o c a l Church Masonic Home Executive Conference, San Jose, C a l i f July Masonic Home Executive Conference, San Jose, C a l i f Olathe Chapter Order o f DeHolay, Olathe 7 : 3 0 , open Job's Daughters Newton Bethel No. 2 , Newton, Dinner 6:00 p.m. Meeting 8:00 p.m. 12-14 Grand Lodge o f Okalhoma, G u t h r i e , Ok1a 14 Open Grand Lodge, Funeral 11 a.m. M:.W:. Ben W. G r a y b i l l , Shawnee Mission 16-19 DeMolay Conclave, Emporia 17 Council o f Administration Board Meeting, Emporia 18 Kansas Masonic Home Board Meeting, Emporia 22 L.C.I.Board Meeting, Halstead 25 Keil P i t , Cheney, 6 p.m. Closed 30 Kansas Masonic Home Employee Awards, 2 p.m. 31 Open Grand Lodge, Funeral 10 a . m . , W:. George R. Jackson, Ft. Scott 31 Shrine Bowl Banquet, Manhattan, 6:00 p.m. August 1 Manhattan, Shrine Bowl, Luncheon, parade and game 1-02 D i x i e ' s O.E.S. Grand O f f i c e r s Reunion, Salina 5 Kansas Masonic Home Volunteer Recognition luncheon 7 D i s t r i c t No. 2 Outdoor meeting, A t c h i s o n , 3rd Degree, 5:00 p.m. closed 8 Halstead, Old S e t t l e r s ' Parade, 9:00 a.m; 11 Kansas Masonic Home Long Range Planning, 10:00 a.m. 11 National Sojourners, F t . R i l e y , 6:00 p.m. 12 Membership Committee, S a l i n a , 1:00 p.m. 15 Area Deputy Grand Masters Meeting, Topeka, 10:00 a.m. 15 Delaware No. 9 6 , Kansas C i t y , Family N i g h t , Dinner 6:30 p.m. Open 20 L . C . I . Board Meeting, Halstead 20 Patmos No. 97, El Dorado. O f f i c i a l v i s i t . Dinner 6:30 p.m.. Closed 21 McPherson No. 172, McPherson, Masonic-Eastern Star J o i n t meeting, 50 year pin presentation 22 Kansas Masonic Home Board Meeting, 9:00 a.m. 27 Masonic Home Luau, 6:30 p.m. 28 R i t u a l i s t i c Committee Meeting, S a l i n a , Dinner 29 Grand L e c t u r e r ' s meeting, Salina September 1 Elmo Lodge o f P e r f e c t i o n , S c o t t i s h R i t e , Wichita 2 Wamego No. 75, Wamego, 50-60 year presentation 3 Smithton No. 1 , Highland, Open on 3rd 6 p.m.,Dinner 7 p.m.,meeting 8 p.m. Open 4 Wyandotte No. 3, Kansas City, Official visit 5-07 10th Reunion Masonic Rock Springs Retreat, Rock Springs 4-H Camp, Area meeting 8 Seabrook No. 385, Topeka, Official visit. Open 9 Woodson No. 121, Toronto, Dinner 6:30, Open 12 North Central Area 10th Annual Pork Feed, Cawker City Lake, Open, Area meeting 14 Masonic Home No. 450 Wichita 15 Chase No. 247, Chase, Official Visit 50 year Emblem, Dinner 6:30 open 16 Council Grove No. 36, Official Visit, 50 year Emblem, Dinner, Meeting Open 7.30 17 D i s t r i c t 44 Oak Tree Meeting, L i t t l e R i v e r , Dinner 6 : 3 0 , Meeting 8 p.m. Closed 18 Constitution-Tree Dedication, Lawrence, Open Grand Lodge 3 p.m. Dinner 6 p.m. Open 19 Kaw No. 272, Kansas C i t y , Centennial, Dinner 6:30 p.m. Open 22 Hogoton No. 406, Hugoton, Widow's N i g h t , Open 23 Supreme Assembly, Social Order of Beauceant, W i c h i t a , Dinner 7 p.m. 24 Ben Hur No. 322, Kansas C i t y , Past Masters Night 7:30 p.m. closed 26 D i s t r i c t No. 35 Quarry Lodge, Arkansas C i t y , 6:30 p.m. Closed , 3rd Degree 27-29 Grand Lodge o f M i s s o u r i , S t . L o u i s , Missouri 30 DeSoto No. 4 0 , DeSoto, Widow's N i g h t , Dinner 6:30 p.m. Open 1 York Lodge No. 5 7 , W i c h i t a , O f f i c i a l V i s i t , Dinner 6:30 Closed ' October 2 Delta No. 77, Medicine Lodge, O f f i c i a l V i s i t 50 year emblem p r e s e n t a t i o n 3 Open Grand Lodge, Funeral 10:30 a.m.,M:.W:. Durward C. Danielson, Manhattan 5 Mistletoe No. 269, Conway Springs, O f f i c i a l V i s i t , Dinner 6 : 3 0 , Open 6 Palmyra No. 23, Baldwin, O f f i c i a l V i s i t , Open 7 Gilead No. 144, Yates Center, O f f i c i a l V i s i t 114th Anniversary, Dinner 6:30, Open 8 Grand Court of Kansas, Amaranth, 6:45 p.m. Wichita 9 Lafayette No. 16, Manhattan, 25-50-60 year emblem and certificate presentation. Dinner 6 p.m. Open 10 Beulah No. 291, Bunker Hill, Centennial, Dinner 5 p.m. Open 23-27 28 29-30 1-03 10 11
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Burdick No. 429, Burdick, O f f i c i a l V i s i t Center No. 147, Marion, Dinner 6:30 Open L.C.I.Board Meeting, Halstead Supreme Council, Washington, D. C. Arab Temple Ceremonial, Topeka Council Grove No. 36, Council Grove, 125th Anniversary 2 p.m. Open Roger E. Sherman No. 369, O f f i c i a l V i s i t , 25 year emblem. Dinner 6 p.m. Delphian No. 44, Garnett, O f f i c i a l V i s i t , 50 year emblem. Dinner 6 p.m. Open Area Meeting, Arkansas C i t y Kansas Masonic Home Board Meeting Area Meeting, l o l a Fund Raising Box Supper f o r Masonic Home, Halstead Chapter No. 407 and Halstead Lodge No. 46, 5 p.m. Open Paradise No. 290, P l a i n v i l l e , O f f i c i a l V i s i t , Dinner 6:30 p.m. Open Mystic Tie No. 7 4 , O f f i c i a l V i s i t , Past Masters, Dinner 6:30, Closed Galena No. 194, O f f i c i a l V i s i t , Dinner 6 p.m. Closed Halstead No. 46, Halstead, Table Lodge, Past Masters' Night Americus No. 109, Americus, 25-50 year emblems. Dinner 6:30 p.m. Open Midian Shrine Ceremonial, Wichita Masonic Home Pilgrimage, Wichita Valley Center No. 364, Past Masters' N i g h t , Dinner 6:30, Closed Russell No. 177, R u s s e l l , 50-60 year pin and c e r t i f i c a t e presentation B u r l i n g t o n No. 6 6 , B u r l i n g t o n , O f f i c i a l V i s i t , Open M i l l b r o o k No. 2 8 1 , H i l l c f t y , 100th Time Capsule, Dinner 6:30, Closed Naphtall No. 310, Almena, Homecoming, Dinner 6:30, Closed Commanche No. 295, Coldwater, C e n t e n n i a l , 50 year emblem. Open S t . John's No. 113, Concordia, O f f i c i a l V i s i t , Masonic Fellowship N i g h t , Dinner 6 p.m. Open Anthony No. 200, Anthony, Official Visit, 50 year emblem, 60 year certi" ficate. Dinner 6:30 Open Mulvane No. 201, Mulvane, Official Visit, Dinner 6:00 Closed L.C.I. Board Meeting, Halstead Harmony No. 94, Neodesha, 25-50 year emblem presentation. Dinner 6:30 Open Parsons No. 117, Parsons, 50 year presentation. Official Visit, Dinner 6:30 Open KCCH and 33" Investiture and Coronation, Wichita Scottish Rite Foundation Meeting 9:30 a.m. Wichita Towanda No. 30, Towanda, Official Visit, 50 year emblem. Dinner 6:30 p.m. Closed. Thanksgiving Halstead Chapter No. 407, O.E.S. 7:30 p.m. Prudence No. 100, Columbus, Dedication Bldg., Lunch 12 noon. Open Elmo Lodge of Perfection, Scottish Rite Wichita Zeredatha No. 80, Cottonwood Falls, Official Visit, Dinner 6:30 closed Grand Lodge of Texas, 150th Anniversary, Waco, Texas Finance Committee Meeting, Topeka Wellsville No. 356, Wellsville, Dinner 6 p.m. Closed V. A. Hospital Visits, Topeka and Leavenworth National Sojourners, Manhattan, 6 p.m. Saffordville No 395, Saffordville, Official Visit, Dinner 6:30 p.m. Open Kansas Masonic Home Christmas Party, Grand Lodge Officers and Wives,Wichita Grand Lodge Officers and Wives Christmas Dinner, Wichita, 6:30 p.m. Union National Bank, Kansas Masonic Home, Wichita Kansas Masonic Home L. C. I. Annual Meeting, Halstead Halstead No. 46, Halstead, Installation of Officers, Open Cherokee No. 119, Cherokee, Installation of Officers, Dinner 6:30 Open Kansas Masonic Home Kansas Masonic Home Christmas Eve Party, Wichita, 3:00 p.m. Christmas Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania, Hershey,Pennsylvania Wakarusa No. 402, Wakarusa, Dinner 6 p.m. Open Kansas Masonic Foundation, Kansas C i t y 12 noon. V i s i t K U Med Center Grand Lodge, Topeka, Proclamation o f Public Schools Month by Governor S c o t t i s h Rite Honors Dinner, W i c h i t a , 7 p.m. MarysviUe No. 9 1 , H a r y s v i l l e , O f f i c i a l V i s i t , 50 year emblem, 60 year r e c o g n i t i o n . Dinner 6 p.m. Open Red Cross o f Constantine, Salina L. C. I . Board Meeting, Halstead Grand Lodge of Colorado, Denver Newton No. 142, Newton, Past Masters' Roundtable, Dinner 6:30 p.m. Closed
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P R O C L A M A T I O N WHEREAS:
Freemasonry proudly acknowledges St. John the Baptist and St. John the Evangelist as its Patron Saints, honors their memory, points to their lives in its ritualistic work, and dedicates its Lodges to them, and
WHEREAS:
The annual observance of the Feasts of Sts. John has occupied a place of primary importance in the activity of every Craft Lodge
NOW THEREFORE, I, Clifford D. Knauss, Grand Master of the Freemasons in Kansas, do hereby proclaim a general and simultaneous observance of the Feast of St. John the Baptist by the Lodges of this jurisdiction on Sunday June 28th 1987. For the purpose herein set forth, I am asking the Lodges to begin at once to make plans for attendance at a service of Divine Worship as a Lodge or as a group of Lodges to proclaim and observe this festive day. It is understood that a church must first extend an invitation and that acceptance of the invitation must be agreeable to the brethren of the Lodge, all in keeping with the spirit of the General Regulations of Masonry. I call upon all Master Masons to join with Masonic Brethren and participate with their Lodges in the act of Divine Worship so rich In Masonic tradition. I ask the full cooperation of all Masonic and related organizations of whatever rite, name or title, that they urge their membership to worship with the brethren of their Lodges on this Sunday nearest the Feast of St. John for the purpose of rededication of Masonic ideals. Per instructions from M:.W:. Clifford D. Knauss, Lodges will be open and celebrate this feast date individually or collectively, but Grand Lodge "ill nnt be opened. Given under my hand and Seal of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge, A.F. & A.M., of Kansas, this 1st day of June, 1987. Clifford D. Knauss Grand Master ATTEST: Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
EDICT FROM THE GRAND EAST To the Masters, Wardens, and Brethren of Moline Lodge No. 267, AF & AM, Holine, Kansas, and Meridian Lodge No. 126, AF & AM, Elk Falls, Kansas: A proposition to consolidate Moline Lodge No. 267, AF & AM, Moline, Kansas, and Meridian Lodge No. 126, AF & AM, Elk Falls, Kansas, has been submitted in accordance with the provisions of ARTICLE IX, Section 8, of the Constitution. The proceedings thereunder appear to be regular and the Secretary of each Lodge has certified that the resident members of his Lodge were notified and that final action was favorable to the consolidation in each Lodge by the necessary two thirds ballot. NOW, THEREFORE, I, Clifford D. Knauss, by virtue of the power and authority vested in me as the duly elected and installed Grand Master of the M:.W:.Grand Lodge of Ancient, Free, and Accepted Masons of Kansas, and acting in accord with the above provisions of our law, do hereby declare the above Lodges to be consolidated under the name of number of Meridian Lodge No. 126, AF & AM, located at Elk Falls, Kansas. IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the Secretary of Moline Lodge No. 267, AF & AM, transmit the Seal and Charter of said Lodge to the Grand Secretary at Topeka, Kansas, and he shall turn over all property, accounts, books, and records to the Secretary of Meridian Lodge No. 126, AF & AM, in accordance with by-law 3-618, Assets and Liabilities. The effective date of this consolidation shall be April 1, 1987. It shall be the responsibility of the Secretary of Moline Lodge No. 267 to list all properties owned by the said Lodge and title thereto shall transfer to Meridian Lodge No. 126 as above provided for.
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The Secretary of Holine Lodge No. 267 shall also report to the Grand Secretary and the Secretary of Meridian Lodge No. 126 any changes to the membership roll of said Lodge which may have taken place during the period nf December 31, 1986, to April 1, 1987, and he shall further make a listing of the membership of said Lodge showing the dates to which dues have been paid. It shall be the responsibility of the Secretary of Meridian Lodge No. 126, AF & AH, to report to the Grand Secretary the dates of which all terms of the Edict have been complied with. In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Seal of the Grand Lodge to be affixed in the City of Topeka, this first day of April, 1987, A.L. 5987. Clifford D. Knauss Grand Master ATTEST:
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To the Masters, Wardens, and Brethren of Hiltonvale Lodge No. 242, AF & AH, Miltonvale, Kansas, and Clay Center Lodge No. 134, AF & AH Clay Center, Kansas: A proposition to consolidate Miltonvale Lodge No. 242, AF & AM; Hiltonvale, Kansas, and Clay Center Lodge No. 134, AF & AH, Clay Center, Kansas, has been submitted in' accordance with the provisions of ARTICLE IX, Section 8, of the Constitution. The proceedings thereunder appear to be regular and the Secretary of each Lodge has certified that the resident members of his Lodge were notified and that final action was favorable to the consolidation in each Lodge by the necessary two-thirds ballot. NOW, THEREFORE, I, Clifford D. Knauss, by virtue of the power and authority vested in me as the duly elected and installed Grand Haster of the H:.W:. Grand Lodge of Ancient, Free, and Accepted Masons of Kansas, and acting in accord with the above provisions of our law, do hereby declare the above Lodges to be consolidated under the name and number of Clay Center Lodge No. 134, AF & AM, located at Clay Center, Kansas. IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the Secretary of Miltonvale Lodge No. 242, AF & AM, transmit the Seal and Charter of said Lodge to the Grand Secretary at Topeka, Kansas, and he shall turn over all property, accounts, books, and records to the Secretary of Clay Center Lodge No. 134, AH & FM, in accordance with by-law 3-618, Assets and Liabilities. The effective date of this consolidation shall be June 1, 1987. It shall be the responsibility of the Secretary of Miltonvale Lodge No. 242 to list all properties owned by the said Lodge and title thereto shall transfer to Clay Center Lodge No. 134 as above provided for. The Secretary of Hiltonvale Lodge No. 242 shall also report to the Grand Secretary and the Secretary of Clay Center Lodge No. 134 any changes tn the membership roll of said Lodge which may have taken place during the period of December 31, 1986, to June 1, 1987, and he shall further make a listing of the membership of said Lodge showing the dates to which dues have been paid. It shall be the responsiblity of the Secretary of Clay Center Lodge No. 134, AF & AM, to report to the Grand Secretary the dates on which all terms of the Edict have been complied with. In testimony thereof, I have hereunto set my hand and causes the Seal of the Grand Lodge to be affixed in the City of Topeka, this 22nd day of May, 1987, A.L. 5987. Clifford D. Knauss Grand Haster ATTEST:
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EDICT FROM THF RRANn FAST To the Masters, Wardens, and Brethren o f Delphos Lodge No. 202, AF Kansas, and Minneapolis Lodge No. 143, AF & AM, Minneapolis, Kansas.:
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was favorable to the consolidation in each Lodge by the necessary two-thirds ballot. NOW, THEREFORE, I, Clifford D. Knauss, by virtue of the power and authority vested in me as the duly elected and installed Grand Master of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of Ancient, Free, and Accepted Masons of Kansas, and acting in accord with the above provisions of our law, do hereby declare the above Lodges to be consolidated under the name and number of Minneapolis Lodge No. 143, AF & AM, located at Minneapolis, Kansas. IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the Secretary of Delphos Lodge No. 202, AF & AM, transmit the Seal and Charter of said Lodge to the Grand Secretary at Topeka, Kansas, and he shall turn over all property, accounts, books, and records to the Secretary of Minneapolis Lodge No. 143, AF & AM, in accordance with by-law 3-618, Assets and Liabilities, The effective date of this consolidation shall be July 1, 1987. It shall be the responsibility of the Secretary of Delphos Lodge No. 202 to list all properties owned by the said Lodge and title thereto shall transfer to Minneapolis Lodge No. 143 as above provided for. The Secretary of Delphos Lodge No. 202 shall also report to the Grand Secretary and the Secretary of Minneapolis Lodge No. 143 any changes to the membership roll of said Lodgewhich may have taken place during the period of December 31, 1987, to July 1, 1987, and he shall further make a listing of the membership of said Lodge showing the dates to which dues have been paid. It shall be the responsibility of the Secretary of Minneapolis Lodge No. 143, AF & AM, to report to the Grand Secretary the dates on which all terms of the Edict have been complied with. In testimony whereof, I have set my hand and caused the Seal of the Grand Lodge to be affixed in the City of Topeka this 1st day of July, 1987, A.L. 5987. Clifford D. Knauss Grand Master ATTEST:. Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
FniCT FROM THF GRAND FAST To the Masters, Wardens and Brethren of Spearville Lodge No. 388, AF & AM, Spearville, Kansas, and St. Bernard Lodge No. 222, AF & AM, Dodge City, Kansas: A proposition to consolidate Spearville Lodge No. 388, AF & AM, Spearville, Kansas, and St. Bernard Lodge No. 222, AF S AM, Dodge City, Kansas, has been submitted in accordance with the provisions of ARTICLE IX, Section 8, of the Constitution. The proceedings thereunder appear to be regular and the Secretary of each Lodge has certified that the resident members of his Lodge were notified and that final action was favorable to the consolidation in each Lodge by the necessary two-thirds ballot. NOW, THEREFORE, I, Clifford D. Knauss, by virtue of the power and authority vested in me as the duly elected and installed Grand Master of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of Ancient, Free, and Accepted Masons of Kansas, and acting in accord with the above provisions of our law, do hereby declare the above Lodges to be consolidated under the name and number of St. Bernard Lodge No. 222, AF & AM, located at Dodge City, Kansas. IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the Secretary of Spearville Lodge No. 388, AF & AM, transmit the Seal and Charter of said Lodge to the Grand Secretary at Topeka, Kansas,
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and he shall turn over all property, accounts, books, and records to the Secretary of St. Bernard Lodge No. 222, AF & AM, in accordance with by-law 3-618, Assets and Liabilities. The effective date of this consolidation shall be July 1, 1987. It shall be the responsibility of the Secretary of Spearville Lodge No. 388 to list all properties owned by the said Lodge and title thereto shall transfer to St. Bernard Lodge No. 222, as above provided for. The Secretary of Spearville Lodge No. 388 shall also report to the Grand Secretary and the Secretary of St. Bernard Lodge No. 222 any changes to the membership roll of said Lodge which may have taken place during the period of December 31, 1986, to July 1, 1987, and he shall further make a listing of the membership of said Lodge showing the dates to which dues have been paid. It shall be the responsibility of the Secretary of St. Bernard Lodge No. 222, AF & AM, to report to the Grand Secretary the dates of which all terms of the Edict have been complied with. In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Seal of the Grand Lodge to be affixed to the City of Topeka, this 1st day of July, 1987, A.L. 5987. Clifford D. Knauss Grand Master ATTEST: Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
EDICT FROM THE GRAND FAST To the Masters, Wardens, and Brethren of Sylvan Grove Lodge No. 359, AF ,& AM, Grove, Kansas and Lincoln Lodge No. 154, AF & AM, Lincoln, Kansas:
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A proposition to consolidate Sylvan Grove Lodge, AF & AM, Sylvan Grove, Kansas, and Lincoln Lodge No. 154, AF & AM, Lincoln, Kansas has been submitted in accordance with the provisions of ARTICLE IX, Section 8, of the Constitution. The proceedings thereunder appear to be regular and the Secretary of each Lodge has certified that the resident members of his Lodge were notified and that final action was favorable to the consolidation in each Lodge by the necessary two-thirds ballot. NOW, THEREFORE, I, Clifford 0. Knauss, by virtue of the power and authority vested in me as the duly elected and installed Grand Master of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of Ancient, Free, and Accepted Masons of Kansas, and acting in accord with the above provisions of our law, do hereby declare the above Lodges to be consolidated under the name and number of Lincoln Lodge No. 154, AF & AM, located at Lincoln, Kansas. IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the Secretary of Sylvan Grove Lodge No. 359, AF 8, AM, transmit the Seal and Charter of said Lodge to the Grand Secretary at Topeka, Kansas, and he shall turn over all property, accounts, books, and records to the Secretary of Lincoln Lodge No. 154, AF & AM, in accordance with by-law 3-618, Assets and Liabilities. The effective date of this consolidation shall be October 1, 1987. It shall be the responsibility of the Secretary of Sylvan Grove Lodge No. 359 to list all properties owned by the said Lodge and title thereto shall transfer to Lincoln Lodge No. 154 as above provided for. The Secretary of Sylvan Grove Lodge No. 154 shall also report to the Grand Secretary and the Secretary of Lincoln Lodge No. 154 any changes to the membership roll of said Lodge which may have taken place during the period of December 31, 1986, to October 1, 1987, and he shall further make a listing of the membership of said Lodge showing the dates to which dues have been paid. It shall be the responsibility of the Secretary of Lincoln Lodge No. 154 to report to the Grand Secretary the dates on which all terms of the Edict have been complied with.
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In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Seal of the Grand Lodge to be affixed in the City of Topeka, this 1st day of October, 1987, A.L. 5987. Clifford D. Knauss Grand Master ATTEST: A l b e r t 0. A r n o l d , J r . Grand Secretary
FniCT FROM THE GRAND FAST To the Masters, Wardens, and Brethren of Ashlar Lodge No. 344, AF & AM, Riley, and Wamego Lodge no. 75, AF 8 AM, Wamego, Kansas:
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A proposition to consolidate Ashlar Lodge No. 344, AF & AM, Riley, Kansas, and Wamego Lodge No. 75, AF & AM, Wamego, Kansas, has been submitted in accordance with the provisions of ARTICLE IX, Section 8, of the Constitution. The proceedings thereunder appear to be regular and the Secretary of each Lodge has certified that the resident members of his Lodge were notified and that final action was favorable to the consolidation in each Lodge by the necessary two-thirds ballot. NOW, THEREFORE, I, Clifford D. Knauss, by virtue of the power and authority vested in me as the duly elected and installed Grand Master of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of Ancient, Free, and Accepted Masons of Kansas, and acting in accord with the above provisions of our law, do hereby declare the above Lodges to be consolidated under the name and number of Wamego Lodge No. 75, AF & AM, located at Wamego, Kansas. IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the Secretary of Ashlar Lodge No. 344, AF & AM, transmit the Seal and Charter of said Lodge to the Grand Secretary at Topeka, Kansas, and he shall turn over all property, accounts, books, and records to the Secretary of Wamego Lodge No. 75, AF & AM, in accordance with by-law 3-618, Assets and Liabilities. The effective date of this consolidation shall be December 1, 1987. It shall be the responsibility of the Secretary of Ashlar Lodge No. 344 to list all properties owned by the said Lodge and title thereto shall transfer to Wamego Lodge No. 75 as above provided for. The Secretary of Ashlar Lodge No. 344 shall also report to the Grand Secretary and the Secretary of Wamego Lodge No. 75 any changes to the membership roll of said Lodge which may have taken place during the period of December 31, 1986, to December 1, 1987, and he shall further make a listing of the membership of said Lodge showing the dates to which dues have been paid. It shall be the responsibility of the Secretary of Wamego Lodge No. 75, AF & AM, to report to the Grand Secretary the dates on which all terms of the Edict have been complied with. In testimony whereof, I have heretunto set my hand and caused the Seal of the Grand Lodge to be affixed in the City of Topeka, this 1st day of December, 1987, A.L. 5987. Clifford b. Knauss Grand Master ATTEST: Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
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â&#x20AC;˘SPFfiAi rnHMiiNTrflTTfiN On March 21, 1987, a special session of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge AF & AM of Kansas was opened in ample form on the First Degree of Masonry by H:.W:. Clifford D. Knauss, Grand Master, as the first official act performed in the Mobile Lodge. M:.W:. Clifford D. Knauss expressesd his great appreciation to those who had contributed their funds, time and effort for this Lodge. He especially noted that this was the original idea of M:.W:. Porter's ideas and designs had been incorporated into the plans and were reflected in its final form together with a solicitation of donations. This Mobile Lodge is to be used to promote Freemasonry throughout the state and elsewhere as occasion might require. Travel expenses are thirty cents a mile to cover gas, oil, and tires as direct out-of-pocket expense. All interested parties are asked to contact the Scottish Rite make arrangements for an appearance of the Mobile Lodge.
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M:.W:. Grand Master Clifford Knauss was assisted by the following:
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Clifford D. Knauss Claude W. Norris Robert M. Nease Don E. Robinett William F. Mcintosh, PGM Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. William J. Brown Conrad F. Johnson Jeffery L. Sowders Donald D. Schoeni Charles E. Singhisen Merle W. Furnas Lewis J. Cain Aubrey "Cub" Park Russell C. Schwilling Raymond H. Heer
Grand Master' Deputy Grand Master Grand Senior Warden â&#x20AC;˘ Grand Junior Warden Grand Treasurer Grand Secretary Grand Chaplain Grand Senior Deacon Grand Junior-Deacon i Grand Marshall Grand Sword Bearer Grand Senior Steward Grand Junior Steward Grand Pursuivant . Grand Tyler , Assistant Grand Tyler
Others in attendance were: M:.W:. M:.W:. Bro. Bro.
Forrest D. Haggard, PGM, Ancient Form Lodge No. 34 Richard A. Porter, PGM, Albert Pike Lodge No. 303 James Jones, Albert Pike Lodge No. 303 Harry Russell, Albert Pike Lodge No. 303
Grand Lodge was declared at ease and would remain "open on the First,Degree period of one (1) year, or until such a time as it was officially closed."
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Clifford D. Knauss Grand Master ATTEST: Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
<:PFrTfll rnMMIINTCATION Albert Pike Lodge #303, Wichita, Kansas, June 23, 1987. A Special Communication of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of AF & AM of Kansas was called on June 23, 1987, at 10:00 a.m. and opened in ample form on the Third Degree for the purpose of attending the funeral services for M:.W:. Richard A. Porter, Past Grand Master, who served Kansas Masonry in 1983, and passed away June 20, 1987. The Brethren formed a procession to go from the hall of Albert Pike Lodge No. 303 into the Scottish Rite Auditouiurn where an overflow crowd was present and included the following Grand Lodge officers, pro terns, and guests: M:.W R:.W R:.W
Clifford D. Knauss Claude W. Norris Robert M. Nease
Grand Master Deputy Grand Master Grand Senior Warden
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Don E. Robinett William F. Mcintosh, PGM Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. William J. Brown Conrad F. Johnson Jeffery L. Sowder Donald D. Schoeni Charles E. Singhisen Merle W. Furnas Durward C. Danielson, PGM as • Aubrey "Cub" Park Russell C. SchwiUing Raymond H. Heer
M: .M M: .» M: .W M: .W M: .W M: .W M: .W
S. Allen Daugherty, PGM 1952 Arthur C. Hodgson, PGM 1964 J.'Fred Williamson, PGM 1973 Robert H. Arnold, PGM 1975 Ralph D. Walker, PGM 1976 William F. Mcintosh, PGM 1977 Chester L. Gilbert, PGM 1978
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Grand Junior Warden Grand Treasurer Grand Secretary Grand Chaplain Grand Senior Deacon Grand Junior Deacon Grand Marshall Grand Sword Bearer Grand Senior Steward Grand Junior Steward Grand Pursuivant Grand Tyler Assistant Grand Tyler M:.W M:.W M:.W M:.W M:.W M:.W M:.W
W. Nolan Artz, PGM 1979 F: Warren Starns, PGM 1980 Ben B. Boyles, PGM 1981 Robert G. Jackson, PGM 1982 Lawrence D. Winegardner, PGM 1984 Arris M. Johnson, PGM 1985 Durward C. Danielson, PGM 1986
111:. J. Fred Kleinknecht, Sovereign Grand Commander, AASR/SJ Carl M. "Bo" Bowman, Assistant Secretary General, AASR/SJ J. R. Giesen, State Master Councilor of DeMolay, Bestor G. Brown No. 433 Services and interment took place at Wichita Park Cemetary. No further business appearing. Grand Lodge was closed in ample form on the Third Degree. Clifford D. Knauss Grand master ATTEST: A l b e r t C. Arnold Grand Secretary
SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Old Mission Lodge No. 153, Shawnee, Kansas, July 14, 1987 A Special Communication of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of AF & AM of Kansas was called at 11:00 a.m., Tuesday, July 14, 1987, at Old Mission Lodge No. 153. A Lodge of Sorrow was opened on the Master Mason Degree by M:.W:. Clifford D, Knauss, Grand Master, With the assistance of the following Grand Lodge officers of their pro terns: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Clifford D. Knauss Claude W. Norris Robert H. Nease Don E. Robinett William F. Mcintosh, PGM Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Forrest D. Haggard, PGM, as Conrad F. Johnson Jeffery L. Sowder Donald D. Schoeni Charles E. Singhisen Merle W. Furnas Durward C. Danielson, PGM, as Ben B. Boyles, PGM, as Chester L. Gilbert, PGM, as Robert D. Caplinger, PGM, as
Also Present:
Grand Master Deputy Grand Master Grand Senior Warden Grand Junior Warden Grand Treasurer Grand Secretary Grand Chaplain .Grand Senior Deacon Grand Junior Deacon Grand Marshall Grand Sword Bearer Grand Senior Steward Grand Junior Steward Grand Pursuivant Grand Tyler Assistant Grand Tyler
John H. Hurray, PGM Arthur C. Hodgson, PGM Willian E. Bradford, PGM Robert H. Arnold, PGM Lawrence D. Winegardner, PGM Lewis C. " Wes" Cook, PGM, Grand Lodge of Missouri Roy F. Stirton, DDGM, District No. 5 James L. Claussen, Director, Kansas Masonic Foundation Timothy E. Haddad, Dir. of Development, Kansas Masonic Home Merle D. Bradley, Committeeman
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The Grand Master announced this Special Communication was called for the purpose of attending the funeral services for our late M:.W:. Ben W. Graybill, Past Grand Master, 1963, who died July 10, 1987. The brethren were welcomed and extented greetings by the Grand. Master noting the many years of service M:.W:. Ben had given to the Grand Lodge. M:.W:. Forrest D. Haggard, Acting Grand Chaplain, gave a brief recitation on the program that would follow, noting it had been expressly programmed by M:.W:. Ben just prior to his demise. Further, that every effort would be made to carry out his requests in every detail. He spoke briefly of his relationship with M:.W:. Ben. M:.W:. Arthur C. Hodgson also spoke, and M:.W:. William E. Bradford also said a few words, as did R:.W:. Albert 0. Arnold, Jr., Grand Secretary, and M:.W:. Lewis C. "Wes" Cook, Past Grand Master of Missouri. The Grand Lodge was called to refreshment in order that the brethren and their ladies could attend the luncheon served by the members of Meera Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star. Following the luncheon the funeral service was conducted as herein listed: Prelude Opening: Forrest D. Haggard Song: "My God and I", by Dan Sturdevant, Soloist Eulogy: Lewis C. "Wes" Cook Song: "How Great Thou Art" Masonic Services: William E. Bradford Benediction: Forrest D. Haggard Song: "Lord's Prayer" Postlude M:.W:. Ben was buried in the which he had dedicated in 1980.
Masonic section
of
Johnson County Memorial Gardens
A beautiful day with temperatures very pleasant and agreeable contributed to a calm and relaxed atmosphere, further enhanced by M:.W:. Haggard's beautiful sermon and the equally fine eulogy by M:.W:. Cook, The brethren and friends joined in extending their personal condolences to the friends and family and contunued on for some time at the graveside enjoying reminiscing and visiting with each other. No further business appearing. Grand Lodge was closed in ample form. Clifford D. Knauss Grand Master
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Rising Sun Lodge No. 8, Fort Scott, Kansas, July 31, 1987. A Special Communication of the H:.W:. Grand lodge , AF & AM, of Kansas was called by M:.W:. Clifford D. Knauss, Grand Master, for the purpose of conducting a funeral for R:.W:. Brother George Jackson, Past Grand Sword Bearer, and father of M:.W:. Robert G. Jackson, Past Grand Master. Grand Lodge was opened on the Third Degree, and the following Grand Lodge officers or their pro tems assisted: M:.W R:.W W W W R:.W W W W M
Clifford D. Knauss Claude W. Norris Merle D. Bradley (#17), as Roger S. Seigel (#333), as David R. Shepard (#8), as Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Charles T. Reynolds (#8), as Conrad F. Johnson Michael A. Norris (#8), as Phillip W. Norris (#8), as
Grand Master Deputy Grand Master Grand Senior Warden Grand Junior Warden Grand Treasurer Grand Secretary Grand Chaplain Grand Senior Deacon Grand Junior Deacon Grand Marshall
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W:. W:. W:. W:. W:. Bro.
James Sutton (MO-422), as Leonard M. Carnes (#8), as Kenton E. Swank (#8), as Evart L. Odell (#8), as John E. Salmon (#216), as Clarence C. Young, (#8), as
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Grand Sword Bearer Grand Senior Steward Grand Junior Steward Grand Pursuivant Grand Tyler Assistant Grand Tyler
M:.W:. Robert G. Jackson, PGM, introduced W:. James Sutton of Gate Lodge No. 422, Springfield, Missouri, who acted as Grand Sword Bearer.
of the Temple
Following the opening of Grand Lodge, the brethren retired to the First Christian Church for services conducted by W:. Conrad F. Johnsonand a eulogy delivered by Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Luncheon was served by the ladies of the church. Burial was in Oakwood Cemetery, Parsons, Kansas, with the graveside service given by W:. Charles T. Reynolds. Grand Lodge was closed in ample form. Clifford D. Knauss Grand Master ATTEST.: Alberto. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Lawrence, Kansas, September 18, 1987
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The M:.W:. Grand Lodge, AF & AM, of Kansas was opened in Lawrence Lodge Temple, Lawrence, Kansas, on the First Degree- by M:.W:. Clifford D. Knauss, Grand Master, September 18, 1987, at.3:00 p.m. ' The Grand Master terns: M: .W R: .W R: .W R: .W M: .W R: .W W M: .W W W M: .W W W M: .W W W
was assisted by the following Grand Lodge officers â&#x20AC;˘ ?. â&#x20AC;˘ .
Clifford D.-Knauss Claude W. Norris Robert M. Nease Don E. Robinett Durward C. Danielson, PGM, as Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Conrad F. Johnson, Grand Senior Deacon, as Robert G. Jackson, PGM, as Jeffery L. Sowder Donald D. Schoeni Lawrence D. Winegardner, PGM, as Merle W. Furnas Lewis J. Cain John H. Murray, PGM, as Russell C. Schwilling Henry L. Johns, PM (#6), as
or their pro.
Grand Master Deputy Grand Master Grand Senior Warden Grand Junior Warden Grand Treasurer Grand Secretary Grand Chaplain Grand Senior Deacon Grand Junior Deacon Grand Marshall Grand Sword Bearer Grand Senior Steward Grand Junior Steward Grand Pursuivant Grand Tyler Assistant Grand Tyler
The Grand Master welcomed thei brethren to this event and thanked them for attending. He noted the presence of Past Grand Masters, Durward C. Danielson, Robert G. Jackson, John H. Murray, Thomas C. Raum, Jr., and Lawrence D. Winegardner. They were greeted by a round of applause. Also present were three Lecturers: M:.W:. Lawrence D. Winegardner, Durward C. Danielson, PGM, and R:.W:. Russell C. Schwilling. District Lecturers Merle Furnas.
present
included
PGM, M:.W:.
W:. George Mole, W:. Phil McCracken, and W:.
Committeemen present were Merle Bradley, Finance; John Rule, Trials and Punishment; M:.W:. Robert G. Jackson, Chartered Lodges and Lodges UD. John Rule was further recognized as President of the State High Twelve.
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Music was supplied by Brother Loren Burnett.
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Invocation by Lodge Chaplain, Russell Ward. Introductions by W:. George Hole. Remarks: M:.W:. Clifford D. Knauss, Grand Master of Kansas ' I:. Thomas C. Raum, Jr., Sovereign Grand Inspecton General, Kansas ' Buford H. Watson, Lawrence City Manager Mrs. Clea Sellig (Mrs. Lewis. R. "Dad" Perry) - • Presentation of Colors: National Sojourners A s s o c , Ft. Leavenworth Flag Ceremony National Anthem, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance Dedication Ceremony Proclamations: Thomas C. Raum, PGM, Sovereign Grand Inspector General', Kansas "A Joint Proclamation by the Scottish Rite of Freemasonry of the United States Whereas: The Bicentennial of the- formation of the United States Constitution w'ill occur on September 17, 1987: and. . . Whereas: The celebration of this international 'event will be a major milestone in the lives of therse United States: and. . . Whereas: Adult and student understanding about the United States .Constitution and Bill of Rights should by recognized'as a ' nationaT educ^'tidnaT priority as the nation prepares to honor the 200th anniversary of these documents: a n d .
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Whereas: Masons participated in the drafting principles of our craft: and. . .
of these
Whereas: Generations of Brethren have labored since that and strong:
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documents according to the time to keep America "free
Now, Therefore, we as members of the Scottish Rite of Freemasonry proclaim our intention to share actively in this Commemoration and .the educational efforts called for above: and. . . ' '•-• Be it further proclaimed that we encourage all citizens to join in this common mission to improve public understanding of our Constitution and Bill of Rights." Francis G. Paul Sovereign Grand Commander Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite Northern Masonic Jurisdiction, USA
C. Fred Kleinknecht Sovereign Grand Commander Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite Southern Masonic Jurisdiction, USA
Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary, M:.W:. Grand Lodge, AF & AM,of Kansas "Hear ye, hear ye, hear ye, from the North, from the South, from the West, and from. the Grand East: ' • Whereas: The Constitution of the United States of America was acknowledged and signed on the seventeenth day of September 1787, by the representatives of the several states: and. . . Whereas: Kansas Co •
became
the thirty - fourth state Constitution: and. . .
in
the
Union
under
this
Whereas: We as true and lawful Masons of the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of Ancient, Free and Accepted Masons of Kansas so acknowledge our obedience thereunder: Now, Therefore, we do reestablish and repledge our firm commitment to this Constitution and our beloved country; and repledge ourselves to its defense and to the welfare of all of its citizenry: and. . .
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Do Hail, Salute and Proclaim our rededication to its Principles and Mandates, and pray its continuity under the Fatherhood of God and the Brotherhood of Man. Done this Eighteenth day of September, 1987, in the City of Lawrence, County of Douglas, State of Kansas. Amen, Amen." Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary Grand Lodge AF & AM of Kansas
Clifford D. Kanuss Grand Master Grand Lodge AF & AH of Kansas
Transfer of Grove and Marker to the City of. Lawrence by M:.W:. Clifford D. Knauss, Grand Master Acceptance of Grove and Marker to the City of Lawrence by Buford M. Watson, City Manager, City of Lawrence The Grand Master formally announced that this would by known as Constitution Grove and that the planting of the trees would by noted by an appropriate permanent marker in the ground. The brethren Lawrence.
and their
ladies then
returned
via bus to the Masonic Temple in
A Banquet was served by Adah Chapter No. 7, Order of the Eastern Star. M:.W:. Lawrence D. Winegardner served as Master of Ceremonies and introduced M:.W:. Thomas C. Raum, Or. for appropriate remarks and the Grand Master. Musical entertainment was also provided. No further business appearing the meeting was closed. Clifford D. Knauss Grand Master ATTEST: Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
S£££IAL r.nMMiiNTrATTnw Lafayette Nodge No. 16, Manhattan, Kansas, October 3, 1987 The H:. W:. Grand Lodge, AF & AM, of Kansas was opened on the First Degree of Masonry in Lafayette Lodge No. 16, Manhattan, Kansas, by Clifford D. Knauss, Grand Master. He was assisted by the following Lodge officers or their pro terns: M:.W R:.W R:.W R:.W M:.W R:.W W W W W W W H:.W M:.W W W
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Clifford D. Knauss Claude W. Norris Robei:,t.M.. Nease Don E. Robinett Robert G. Jackson, PGM, as Albert 0.' Arnold, Jr. William J , Brown Conrad F. Johnson Jeffery L . Sowder Donald D. Schoeni Charles E Singhisen Merle W. Furnas W. Nolan Artz, PGM, as Robert H. Arnold, PGM, as Russell C. Schwilling Raymond H. Heer
Grand Master Deputy Grand Master Grand Senior Warden Grand Junior Warden Grand Treasurer Grand Secretary Grand Secretary Grand Senior Deacon Grand Junior Deacon Grand Marshall Grand Sword Bearer Grand Senior Steward Grand Junior Steward Grand Pursuivant Grand Tyler Assistant Grand Tyler
Past Grand Masters present were: Thomas C, Raum, Jr. Carroll C. Arnett J. Fred Williamson Robert H. Arnold F. Warren Starns Ben B. Boyles Lawrence D. Winegardner
Richard D. Kelsey Chester L. Gilbert Robert G. Jackson
Ralph D. Walker W. Nolan Artz Arris M. Johnson
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Also present were: Bernard E. Weiler. Area Deputy Grand master, AREA XI Corvon Carpenter, District Deputy Grand Master, District No. 40 Donald L. Doll, Chairman, Credentials Committee John H. Peyton, Member, Credentials Committee Merle D. Bradley, Member, Finance Committee C. M. "Bud" Geis, Member, Finance Committee Clifford L. Trax, Chairman, Grand Lodge Activities Committee Lloyd D. Crall, Member, Masonic Education Committee Vernon D. Martin, Grand Representative, Massachusetts W. Phil McCracken, District Lecturer Harold E. Colbert, Member, Ritualistic Committee The Grand Master welcomed the brethren to the opening of Grand Lodge noting that this was for a sad purpose to attend and perform the graveside ritual for M:.W:. Durward C. Danielson who passed this life on Tuesday, September 29, 1987, following a fatal heart attack. The Grand Master asked the Grand Senior Deacon to present W:. Brother Merle W. Furnas who was escorted to west of the altar where the Grand Master presented him with a certificate as Grand Representative to the Grand Lodge of York, Mexico. The brethren were introduced to the Grand Masters present and received a hearty welcome. Also introduced were R:.E:. Gerard R. Butcher, Grand Commander, Knights Templar, and W:. John Eldon Masters, Executive Director of DeHolay in Kansas. The brethren were then given instructions as to how to proceed to the First Presbyterian Church of Manhattan. At 10:30 a.m. they assembled for the following program: Organ prelude Call to worship Solo "Just a Closer Walk With Thee"
Solist: A. Dean Porter, Secretary Antiquity Lodge No. 280
Opening Prayer In Unision: Psalm 23 Scripture reading: I Corinthians 15:35-38, 42-44, 53-54, 57 Solo "Nearer My God to Thee" Scripture reading: John 14:1-6 Meditation "The Promise of Sunday" Pastoral prayer Solo "Beyond the Sunset" The charge The benediction Organ postlude Pall Bearers: Harold Colbert, Ralph Feldkamp, Frank Fishburn, Malcolm Houghton, â&#x20AC;˘ Virgil Ranker, George Sellens . ' Clergy: Rev. Crea M. Clark Organist: Peter Corneliussen The brethren proceeded to Sunrise Cemetary for final interment. was given by H:.W:. Lawrence D. Winegardner, Past Grand Master. The brethren then returned to the First Presbyterian Church served by the Eastern Star Ladies of Manhattan Chapter No. 209. No further Degree.
business
appearing. Grand Lodge was
closed
The Masonic Oration for a noon
in ample form on the First
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Prudence Lodge No. 100, AFSAM, Columbus, Kansas, November 28;- 1987 A Special Communication of the H:.W:. Grand Lodge, AF & AH, of Kansas was opened in ample form of the First Degree of Masonry by H:.W:. .Clifford D. Knauss, Grand Master, with the assistance of the following Grand Lodge officers or their pro tem. M: .W . Clifford D. Knauss :.. R: .M . Claude W. Norris W . Conrad F. Johnson, as W . Merle W. Furnas, as W . Raymond D. Hough, GHP.as R: .W . Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. W . William J. Brown W .Russell C. Schwilling, as W . Jeffery L; Sowder W . Donald D. Schoeni W . Charles E. Singhisen R: .W . Ronald: G. Robinson, DDGM #10, as W . George Sharp, (#100), as W . John H. Mussa, (#351):, as W . Ray D. Fineher, (#117), as W . Stanley E. Davis, (#100), as W . Kenneth C. Holman, (#100),-as . W . Calr Prince, (#100), as W . Charles Brinkley W . :Ray Charlton, (#351) ) W . Don R. Hadlock, (#117) ) W . Gerald V. Anderson (#194) j W . Leonard E. Martin j
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. Grand Master Deputy Grand Master . Grand Senior Warden Grand Junior Warden Grand Treasurer Grand Secretary Grand Chaplain Grand Senior Deacon Grand Junior Warden "Grand Marshall Grand Sword Bearer -Grand Senior Steward Grand Junior Steward Grand Pursuivant Grand Tyler • Assistant Grand Tyler Principle Architect Bearer of Great Lights Bearer of the Book of Constitution '•
Bearers of Symbolicilodge
The Grand Master welcomed all present with a special thanks to those who had made a special effort to be present following the Thanksgiving Holiday. The officers of Prudence Lodge and officers and members of Pursel Chapter No. 110, Order of the Eastern Star were thanked for the fine dinner which preceeded the opening of Grand Lodge. . .• • , • The doors of the hall were then witness the following program:
opened.
Friends
and
guests were
invited
in to
Welcome by W:. James F. Norris, Worshipful Master, Prudence Lodge No. 100 Entrance processional by the Grand Lodge officers Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag Introduction of the Grand Master, M:.W:. Clifford D. Knauss Dedication Ceremonies: . • M:.W:. Clifford D. Knauss, Grand Master R:.W:. Claude W. Norris, Deputy Grand Master, presenting the Corn W:. Conrad F. Johnson as Grand Senior Warden, presenting the Wine W:. Merle W. Furnas as Grand Junior Warden, presenting the Oil The Ode by Brother David Allen The Grand Master then addressed 'the assembly of more than eighty persons. He particularly noted this Bicentennial year of our nation's constitution and all that it means to us as a nation. Further, that thirty-one Masons signed this famous document. The Grand Lodge officers thanked for their presence.
and their ladies
who
were
present
were introduced and
The officers of Prudence Lodge were also introduced. The officers of Pursel Chapter No. 110, Order of Eastern Star were introduced and thanked for their efforts of the day and their support given the Masons in obtaining this new structure. The Grand Master commended one and all for their tireless efforts in making this day a "reality". The brethren were commended for their hard work with the friendly admonishment to continue to encourage the young men of the community to follow the path of our ancient art. This beautiful new structure is basically steel and concrete, tastefully decorated with a beautiful carpet and furniture, indirect lighting with accoustical ceiling. This fine new structure assures the Masons of Columbus of an outstanding Lodge Home for many years to come. It is indeed a very worthy addition to all Masonry in southeast Kansas.
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No further business appearing. Lodge was closed iri'ample form on the First Degree of Masonry. Clifford D. Knauss Grand Master ATTEST: A l b e r t 0. A r n o l d , J r . Grand Secretary
sPFr.TAi rnMMiiNirATTnN Goodland Lodge No. 321,'Goodland, Kansas, February 27, 1988 On February 27, 1988, the M:.W:. Grand Lodge AF & AM of Kansas was opened in Ample Form on the First Degree for the dedication of the new temple of. Goodland Lodge No.^ 321, Goodland, Kansas. The Grand Master was assisted by the following Grand Lodge officers or their pro terns: '' M:.W R:.W R:.W R:.W M:.W R:.W W W W W W -W W M:.W W W W
Clifford D. Knauss Claude W. Norris Robert M. Nease Don E. Robbinett F. Warren Starns, PGM, as Hurl but Graves, Grand Lecturer, as William J. Brown Conrad F. Johnson Conrad F. Johnson Jeffery L. Sowder Donald D. Schoeni Charles E. Singhisen Merle Furnas Arris M. Johnson, PGM, as Aubrey "Cub" Park Russell C. Schwilling Raumond H. Heer
Grand Master Deputy Grand Master Grand Senior Warden Grand Junior Warden , Grand Treasurer, Grand Secretary Grand Chaplain .Grand Senior Deacon Grand Senior Deacon Grand Junior Deacon Grand Marshall Grand Sword Bearer. Grand Senior Steward. Grand Junior Steward Grand.Pursuivant Grand Tyler Assistant Grand Tyler
Also in attendance: R:.W:. Carl H. Sperry, DDGM-59. Following the opening the members and ladies were invited into the hall and the program began. Presiding: Kevin Ross, Worshipful Master Grand Processional: Officers of the Grand Lodge and assisting members of Goodland Lodge No. 321 Organist: Mrs. Wilda Runzel Invocation: Richard Short, Chaplain Pledge of Allegiance Welcome: Mayor Les Frazier Song: "Bless This House" by Mrs. JoAnn Schaeffer " i' Introduction of Distinguished-Guests Remarks of Distinguished Guests Song: "I Believe" by Mrs. JoAnn Schaeffer Dedication Ceremony: Officers of the Grand Lodge assisted by members of Goodland Lodge No. 321 Master of Lodge Principal Architect Bearers of Symbolic Lodge
â&#x20AC;˘Bearer of Book of Constitution Bearer of Great Lights The Corn: R:.W The Wine: R:.W The Oil: R:.W
Claude W. Norris Robert H. Nease Don E. Robinett
Kevin Ross Larry Scott Bob Nash Jim Paulsen Jim Pickett Stuart Pittman Archie Schoonover Carrol Mogge
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Mrs. Hilda Runzel
Address: M:.W:. Clifford D. Knauss Benediction: W:. Willian J. Brown In his remarks the Grand Master expressed great pleasure that Goodland had completed their new Temple and hoped that it would surely add to Freemasonry and the community at large. . . Appreciation was extended for the hospitality shown to the their ladies. No furthur business Degree on Masonry.
appearing, Grand Lodge
was closed in
Grand Lodge officers and
Ample form on the First
Clifford D. Knauss Grand Master ATTEST: Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Roger E. Sherman Lodge No. 369, Kansas City, Kansas, March 5, 1988 A Special Communication of the M:. W:. Grand Lodge AF H AM of Kansas was called for the purpose of dedicating the new Temple of Roger E. Sherman Lodge No. 369 with the following Grand Lodge officers or their pro terns present: M: .U R: .W R: .W R: .W R: .W R: .w
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Clifford D. Knauss Claude W. Norris Robert M. Nease Don E. Robinett Dee Durrweiller, DDGM No. 2, as Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. William J. Brown Conrad F. Johnson Jeffrey L. Sowder Donald D. Schoeni Charles E. Singhisen Maurice C. Hearn, DDGM No. 3., as H. Corvon Carpenter, DDGM No. 40, Roy F. Stirton, DDGM No. 5, as Russell C. Schwilling Raymond H. Heer
Grand Master Deputy Grand Master Grand Senior Warden Grand Junior Warden Grand Treasurer Grand Secretary Grand Chaplain Grand Senior Deacon Grand Junior Deacon Grand Marshall Grand Sword Bearer Grand Senior Steward Grand Jenior Steward Grand Pursuivant Grand Tyler Asst. Grand Tyler
M:. W:. Bruce H. Hunt, PGM, Grand Lodge of Missouri, was present and introduced. The Grand Master extended a welcome to the fine crowd that was present, like luncheon was served that included king crab, lobster, beef and ham.
A gourmet-
Welcome was extended to all present and there was a special note to the brethren who had spent so much time and effort in bringing together this joint project of Roger E. Sherman Lodge No. 369,, West Gate Lodge No. 438, and the York Rite Bodies of Kansas City, Kansas, as an addition to the Roger E. Sherman Lodge Hall. The friends and ladies were invited in after which the .procession of the Grand Lodge officers followed, and the dedication ceremony. Master of the Lodge'- Paul J. Neidhardt Principal Architect - Walter M. Bird Bearers of Symbolic Lodge - Art Hasler, #54; George McKeon, ^438 Ralph Lord, s 369; Henry Nichols, #438 Claude W. Norris, Deputy Grand Master The Corn - R:.W Robert M. Nease, Grand Senior Warden The Wine - R:.W Don E. Robinett, Grand Junior Warden The Oil - R:.W
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Following the dedication service the f o l l o w i n g program was presented: History of New F a c i l i t i e s , Merlin R. Grundy I n t r o d u c t i o n of Distinguished Guests Presentations Remarks Address, H:.W:. Clifford D. Knauss, Grand Master
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The Grand Master, before his address, noted the presence of some other distinguished Masons: M:.I R:.E W I
James R. Watkins, GM, Cryptic Mason of Kansas Gerald R. Butcher, Grand Commander, Grand Commandery of Kansas James Bratton, Temple Administrator, Abdallah Temple Charles D. Gallipeau, Secretary Scottish Rite, Kansas City Mary Ann Wilson, Worthy Grand Matron OES of Kansas Jane Hinkin, Order of True Kindred - Worthy Grand Commander
The Grand Master introduced the Grand Lodge officers and their ladies. W:. John Eldon Masters, Executive Officer DeMolay, was introduced and made a presentation in behalf of DeMolay, noting the continuing efforts of the brethren for the order. W:. William Colnar was asked to approach the altar where he was presented a certificate naming him Grand Representative to New South Wales, Australia. W:. Paul J. Neidhart presented to the Grand Master on behalf of the York Rite Bodiesthe "Gold Honor Award" in recognition of outstanding service to the York Rite of Masonry by the York Rite Sovereign College of North America consisting of members of the Blue Lodge, Chapter, Council and Commandery W:. Walter Bird introduced the ladies of the Eastern Star. mander Knights Templar of Missouri, was introduced.
Mathew Hazen, Grand Com-
The beautiful new temple which began as a lodge facility was extended considerably when the proposition was offered that the York Rite Bodies, Order of True Kindred, Eastern Star and Youth Orders be included in the effort. In so doing this has allowed them to increase the size of their operation and provide a more equal distribution of the expenses of operation. This is considered a model operation and it is hoped that many of the lodges and temples can combine and ease the price burden of operation. No furthur business occuring. Grand Lodge was closed in Ample Form. Building tenants:
Roger E. Sherman Lodge No. 369 Wyandotte Chapter No. 5, RAM Wyandotte Council No. 6, RS8M Gladiola Chapter No. 459, OES KC Assembly No. 7, SOOB
West Gate Lodge No. 438 Ivanhoe Commander No. 21, KT Sherman Chapter No. 8, OES Merriam Conclave No. 10, OTK Job's Daughters Bethel No. 51 Clifford D. Knauss Grand Master
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REPORT OF THE. GRAND TREASURER
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M:.W:. William F. Mcintosh, PGM, Grand Treasurer, presented the Grand Treasurer's Report which, on his motion, was accepted and made a part of the minutes. To the M:. W:. Grand Lodge AF * AM of Kansas ' Most Worshipfu.l Grand Master and Brethren:
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I am happy to bring the report of the Grand Treasurer for the past year, although we have had better reports in years past, I'm sure. The, report itself is contained in the proceedings and I won't belabor the point of reading it to you. One thing that should be pointed out, however, is a partial explanation of the deficit of $27,550.00. Part of this amount is attributable in the depreciation account which is nearly $10,000.00. .This is a legitimate expense but it may be equated in our flow of cash. Then the special assessment was overpaid because the bank balance was approaching the FDIC limit of $100,000.00. This overpayment amounted to $11,000.00. This leaves approximately $6,000.00 in excess of income which is accounted for in increased taxes, insurance, and other funds of lesser amounts. It would appear that our financial condition, although sound, because of decreasing membership and increasing costs. Respectfully submitted,
is being
strained
William F. Mcintosh Grand Treasurer
The report of the Auditor is published below: In accordance with standard accounting and audit procedures,, I have audited Grand Lodge records for the period of February 1, 1987 through January 31, 1988. records-were maintained on the cash method of accounting. '
the The
The results are reflected on the following Exhibits: Exhibit Exhibit Exhibit Exhibit Exhibit Exhibit Exhibit
A Income & Expense Statement, General Fund B Bank Reconciliation of General Fund C Income & Expense Statement, Charity Fund D. Bank Reconciliation of Charity Fund E Comparative Balance Sheets Combined F ..Detail of Investments for Both Funds G Statement of Change in Cash Position
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In my opinion, the aforementioned statements present fairly the assets and liabilities of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge, AF & AM of Kansas on January 31, 1988 arising from cash transactions and the revenues collected and expenditures made by it during the year and ending on a basis consistent with that of the preceding year. Sincerely, D. L. Redding Public Accountant
1987-88
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H:.W:. GRAND LODGE A.F. & A.M. OF KANSAS GENERAL FUND - INCOME & EXPENSE STATEMENT. FEBRUARY 1, 1987 THROUGH JANUARY 31, 1988 INCOME iSTn on Nabisco Per Capita Tax Interest on Investments York Rite (Maintenance) Ticket Sales (Banquets) Special Dispensation! Raising Fees Ks. Masonic Foundation Reimbursed Expense Special Assessments . Total "Income Merchandise Sales
$
2,341.96 329,714.00 43,790.29 5,967.00 7,856.75 385.00 4,780.00 3.000.00 3,601.16 166,980.00
$568,416'. 16
Exhibit A
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$ 22,840.20 15,556.22
Less Cost of Merchandise Sold 7,283.98 .-
Gross Profit or Less (-) : • - •
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•7 ,.$5.75,,700il4
TOTAL ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME EXPENSES Labor Employee retirement Social Security (FICA) .; . Gross Wages Highway Use Tax Statue of Liberty Fund Grand Secretary Allowance '••' Per Capita Tax Raising Fees Service & Supplies •: Ks. Employment Security Fund Grand Master Conttngent Fund Prior Annual Communication Expense Prior Annual Communication Per Diem Prior Annual Communication Mileage. Grand Master's Jewel /Apron Grand Master/Grand Secretary Conference Allowance Grand Tyler & Assistant Grand Lecturers & Assistants Comnittee Ritualistic work Committee Masonic Education Committee Youth Essay Committee Allowance Committee Trials S Punishment George Washington Memorial Masonic Service Assn. Dues Print Annual Proceedings Grand Officers Travel Print Ks. Laws of Masonry Library Expense Stationary Printing & Supplies Grand Masters Auto Expense Postage and Express Distribution List of Lodges Parking Blue Cross/Blue Shield Print/Hail Kansas Mason Computer Expense Miscellaneous State Penalty Equipment repairs/parts Bldg Repairs & Upkeep Insurance Bank Charge
.. -$ . 300.57 • 4,200.00 • 6.146.44 78,570:34'. - -• . 31-. 10 - '• V :" .'. r 8.70 4,000.00 88.732.50 „,:':' • " 3.460.00 3,664.15 • '
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.00 8,000.00 21,911.91 12,030.00 14.939.34 3,675.00 3,512.49
.00 5,669.12 . 00 7,697.00 3,990.82 43.28 679.21 1,000.00 , 2,951.88 • 3,898.49 7,388.84 200.00 416.52 4,100.71 10,366.95 7.762.56 552.99 = 340.00 1,132.08 M 26,865.43 13,342.76 .. 952.45 25.20 2,321.17 3,761.07 7,944.74 1.00
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(Cont'd.) Accounting Service Personal Property Tax Real Estate Taxes Special Assessments State Unemployment Federal Unemployment Utilities Telephone Water J a n i t o r Service Special Membership Porject Depreciation
Exhibit A i
2,733.27 1,046.58 9,363.76 190,465.00 104.39 402.91 4,882.78 2,822.63 281.75 3,600.00 11,009.86 9,950.57
TOTAL EXPENSE
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NET PROFIT OR LOSS (-)
$603,250.31 $ 27.550.17-
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Exhibit B
LIATION
FARMIS ACCOUNT NO. 0001lOK Last Recorded Date on Bank Statement 02/01/88
$171.358.20
Bank Statement Ending Bal ance Deposits not on Bank Statement
00 272,358.20
( 117,409.29)
Less Total Outstanding Checks Reconciled Bank Balance
13102 13103 13770 13810 13994 14092 14845 14848 14852 14857 14858 14859 14860 14861
$ 30.00 81.00 71.75 71.50 71.75 80.25 77.24 52.60 18.38 100.63 61.84 155.80 73.06 92.64
TOTAL OUTSTANDING CHECfS
$ 53,948.91
$
55.12 368.43 51.62 32.03 31.34 192.55 19.88 520.64 100,000.00 1,000.00 3,500.00 28.75 23.18 31.50 127.27
14862 14864 14865 14866 14867 14868 14869 14871 14872 14873 14874 14875 14876 14877 14878
14880 14881 14882 14883 14884 14885 14886 14887 14888 14889 14890 14891 14892 14893 14894
481.12 231.97 284.71 426.00 125.66 125.66 98.68 59.15 168.00 2,688.00 200.00 2,802.35 899.08 899.08 899.08
$117,409.29
(-)
OUTSTANDING CHECKS (Includes checks s t i l l outstanding from l a s t month's r e c o n c i l i a t i o n , plus a l l checks w r i t t e n t h i s month t h a t are not on t h i s month's bank statement.) Last Monthis Reconciled Bank Balance
$244,601.03
(+)
This month's deposits
(.)
This month's checks
(=)
This month's reconciled bank Balance
End o f accounting period through 1-31-88
253,955.13 (
444,609.25)
$ 53,948.91
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Exhibit C
CHARITY FUND - INCOME S EXPENSE STATEMTNT FEBRUARY 1, 1987 THROUGH JANUARY 31, 1988 INCOME Interest on Investments Contributions
$ 6,243.27 500.00
TOTAL GROSS INCOME
$
EXPENSE Contributions
6,743.27
7.174.13 7,174.13
TOTAL EXPENSE ($
NET PROFIT OR LOSS (-)
430.86
Exhibit D
CHARITY FUND - BANK RECONCILIATION
FARMIS ACCOUNT NO. OOOllOL Last Recorded Date on Bank Statement 2/01/88 Bank Statement Ending Balance
$
122 .17
Deposits Not on Bank Statement
.00
Less - Total Outstanding Checks
.00
Reconciled Bank Balance Last Month's Reconciled bdnk balance (+) This month's deposits (-) This month's checks (=) This month's reconciled bank balance End of accounting period through 01/31/88
$
$
122.17
$
122.17
622, .17 500, .00 1 ,000, .00
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M:.W:. GRAND LODGE A. F. i, A.M. OF KANSAS COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEETS ASSETS
January 3 1 . 1987
Cash & Investments: Cash i n Bank, General Fund, Kaw Valley State Bank Cash i n Bank, C h a r i t y Fund,--.:Kaw Valley State Bank Accounts Receivable (Refund on T. Notes) Rachael J . G i l b e r t Commerce Bank (Savings 67-547-0) Capitol Federal Savings (582978-1) Kaw Valley State Bank CD 1790 Merchants National Bank (5105-412) Bank IV Savings (91-599-8) Capitol Federal Auto Reserve (385884) Kaw Valley State Bank Savings (80-032-05) ;. Merchants National Bank CD F i d e l i t y State Bank & Trust (81-146-7) Capitol Federal - C h a r i t y Fund (386303) Corporate Bonds a t Cost - General Fund U. S. Treasury Notes - General Fund U. S. Treasury Notes - Charity Fund Common Stock - General Fund Paine Webber GNMA - General Fund A l l i a n c e Funds - General Fund Capitol Federal CD 5209485 Paine Webber GNMA - Charity Fund ^ Total Cash & Investments Fixed Assets: Land B u i l d i n g and equipment Less Reserve f o r Depreciation
$
59,561.86 164.12 694.40
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53.948.91 - 122.17 .00 40.92 50,057.53 76,931.92 00: 93,843.23 94,334.79 3,050.93 10,217.27 .00 5,947.87 14,890.36 381932.50 170,536.48 39,556.61 8,008.14 30,000.00 75.012.21 10,000.00 25.000.00 $ 800;431.84
$
$
$
86,878.97 100,000.00 97,953.09 94,260.41 2,888.75 705.66 10,000.00 96,034.77 19,437.65 46,590.54 135,078.80 62.807.25 8,008.14
Total Fixed Assets TOTAL ASSETS
January 3 1 , 1988
10.000.00 272,333.39 (35,389.18)
246.944.21
10,000.00 272,333.39 (45,339.75) 236,993."CT~
$1,068,008.62
$1,037,425.48
$
$
LIABILITIES Payroll Tax TOTAL LIABILITIES SURPLUS Retained Earnings TOTAL LIABILITIES & SURPLUS
4.304.28 4.304.28
1,702.17 1,702.17
$1 .063.704.34
$1.035.723.31
$1,063,008.62
$1,037,425.48 Exhibit F
DETAIL OF INVESTMENTS ON EXHIBIT E JANUARY 3 1 . 1988 INVESTMENTS IN GENERAL FUND: Corporate Bonds U. S. Steel Bonds. E16171-17139 Santa Fe Railroad Bonds Consolidated Edison Bonds R-1847 P a c i f i c o r p Bonds RV-2339 Panhandle Eastern Pipeline RV-02108 Total Corporate Bonds U. S. Treasury Notes Note if M8F843-M-1 Note # 912827PZ9 Note # 912827SD5 Note « 313388RQ5 Note i 912827VD1 Note S 912827VC3 Total Treasury Notes
14.196.45 11.260.89 3.400.00 5.000.00 5,075.16 38,932.50 10,187.47 9,767.80 25,000.00 10,048.75 20,048.75 95,483.71 $
170,536.48
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(Cont'd.) Common Stock RJR-Nabisco 200 Shares RJR-Nabisco 300 Shares Total Common Stock
4,074.47 3,933.67
A l l i a n c e Funds Fund # 42-42669-7 Fund # CF64835 Fund # 5106922122 Total A l l i a n c e Funds
30,006.13 10,005.80 35,000.28
TOTAL GENERAL FUND INVESTMENTS
$
8,008.14
$
75.012.21
$ 292,489.33.
INVESTMENTS IN CHARITY FUND:
19,498.48 5,000.00 15,058.13
Note # 912827PP1 Note # 912827KC5 Note # 313388Rq5 TOTAL CHARITY FUND INVESTMENTS
$
STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN FINANCIAL POSITION - CASH BASIS MINIMUM REPORTING FOR YEAR ENDED JANUARY 3 1 , 1988
39,556.61
Exhibit G
Cash Generated: Income before E x t r a o r d i n a r y Items Depreciation Expense Less Accounts Payable Decrease Retained Earnings Adjustment
$
(28,331.93) 9,950.57 ( 2,602.11) 350.90
NET DECREASE IN CASH AND INVESTMENTS
$
(20,632.57)
C E R T I F I C A T E This i s to c e r t i f y t h a t our records show a balance of the Grand Lodge A.F. & A.M. o f Kansas i n the f o l l o w i n g amounts as o f the close o f business January 3 1 , 1988. General Fund Charity Fund
$ 171,358.20 122.17 Kaw Valley State Bank and Trust Co., I n c . Topeka, Kansas 66608 C. H. Haynes, Cashier
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REPORT OF THE GRAND SECRETARY R:.W:. Albert 0. Arnold, Jr., Grand Secretary, gave the following report which, on his motion, was received and referred to the Reports of Grand Officers Committee: To the M:. W:. Grand Lodge of AF Âť AM of Kansas: Once again it becomes my duty as prescribed in our laws to make report of affairs and happenings of the office of Grand Secretary for the year 1987.
the
ANNUAL REPORTS It is with a great deal of pleasure and appreciation I report all 346 Lodges in this Grand Jurisdiction have made report as of this time. Brother secretaries I sincerely thank you. It should be noted, once again we were experiencing a snow storm just as the reports were due. Our Grand Master was contacted and asked for permission to allow a three week stay until the first of February, 1988, this in lieu of the required dead line of January 10th. We are pleased to report he did so making it possible for me to say to you for the first time in many years, the statistical figures are complete. COMMITTEES AREA & DISTRICT DEPUTIES To the chairmen and committees and District and Area Deputies, thank you for assistance in this connection. We just couldn't do it without your cooperation.
your
DUAL /PLURAL MEMBERSHIPS - SUSPENSIONS My Brothers, this continues to be a very difficult program to control. However, we did note some improvement in reporting. The key is - COMMUNICATION. Be sure to give a written report as soon as activity occurs. Several times during reporting, inquiry has been made with regards to suspension of dual/plural members. Our by-law 4-401A clearly states "120 days". This means if payment or restoration is not accomplished within this time frame, suspension will follow in the other Lodge (s). INITIATORY FEE The annual reports brought several inquiries about the initiatory fee. By-law 302 was amended during our last annual communication. Here-to-fore it had been called "raising fee." The then Grand Master recommended changing to INITIATORY FEE. The motion carried as most of us know. Further, with the printing of the proceedings it became law. The questions concerned those who had not completed their Master Mason degree prior to the effective date of this new requirement. Our Grand Master held that the $5.00 must be paid under which ever law applied at the time the petition was received, but the fee would be paid only one time. NUMBER OF YEARS OF MEMBERSHIP An unfortunate incident caused the need to reprint our dues cards this past September. This was without cost to us, but did require additional time, the operator failed to advance-the time by one year. Several questions were raised concerning the years of membership and how they are credited. The formula is to add total number of months, then divide by twelve. This program was begun in the month of September, and so we have continued to use this as a starting point. We generally find the problem to be a Brother raised in December feels he should be credited starting with the preceeding January. This would credit him with eleven months in advance. We do hope he lives that long and stays in good standing, but he really would not have been a member for the full time. BEUARE The New Year was just beginning when on January 6th, 1988, we received word advising us of a fire which completely destroyed the lodge hall of Arcana Lodge No. 31. Because of a small membership, it had been decided several years ago to continue without insurance.
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Fortunately the original charter was locked safely in the vault of your Grand Lodge. Also it was possible through our computer records to duplicate the data accumulated since 1975. This was accomplished in four days. Do be careful my Brothers, much valuable history can be lost as well as valuable furniture and paraphernalia. HISTORY/MEMORABILIA We are always pleased to have donations to add to your Grand Lodge library and museum. We do sincerely thank the Brothers, or relatives of Brothers who were thoughtful enough to send these items to us. Still, we would be remiss if we did not report calls from Lodges wishing to celebrate centennials and so on, needing facts of their origins to be used in programs. All too often we find nothing. Please my Brothers, we owe it to future generations to preserve any and all items of our passing years. Send them to us to be placed in your archives. GENEALOGY STUDIES We continue to receive calls and letters on a very regular basis from persons tracing their family tree and individuals who have been Masons during their life times. In many cases the trace is to establish qualification for membership is an appendant order. I feel this should be pointed out to would be suspenders for non-payment of dues. We always try to give all calls prompt answers. CERTIFICATE OF GOOD STANDING The increasing activity of plural/dual/multiple.memberships has brought with it the need for this type of form. So it was, I did apply to our Council of Adminstration for the creation of such a form. I am please to say permission was granted and this form came into being. This should save time and effort. ADDRESSES Shortly after Labor Day this past fall, we found ourselves in a unique position. Many Brothers complained they were not receiving their mail. Still it seemed that for every caller or writer asking about his mail, we received at least one other complaining about the mail he was receiving. Naturally we made investigation. punge part of an old death list, but didn't seem real.
We did find where an operator had failed tn exstill the information and facts reaching us just
On Christmas day, the Topeka newspaper carried a rewrite from the Associated Press. This article stated more people moved in the United States during 1987, than ever in our recorded history as a nation. Then and then only could I fully believe and understand the fact 19,000 Kansas Masons changed addresses last year. Or if you prefer, 52 moved on average each and every day of the year, including Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays. Unfortunately during that same period 1,738 of our members died. just short of five deaths a day.
This means we were
We noted too, during the so called "dark months", many changes were not reported until October and November. Please give us these changes just as soon as possible. Death dates cause us much concern. We do send a number of widows the Kansas Mason, but . only after request. This because there are those who say it just brings back sad memories. Also I want to remind you we are receiving a number of returns for want of complete addresses. Postal regulations require three lines of address. This means street name with number or post office box number. I know there are those who argue their mail reaches them and I do not doubt this to be true. Still we are receiving a number of returns for this reason each time second or third class mail is sent out. Remember too, these returns cost 30 cents each. We are trying to do more of this with our own computer. As our skills improve and equipment is added we hope to solve many if not all of these problems But, do remember my Brothers, computers are not divine, nor are they clairvoyant. If we do not receive the information, no amount of effort will suffice. An example to often repeated was annual reports with all changes for the preceeding twelve months.
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Three deaths were reported, one of which had occurred exactly one year earlier. realize this is not always the fault of the secretary as individuals often forget advise of of their move.
We to
The most important person to receive your address change is your Lodge secretary. He is the one who sends your dues notice and the only one who can sign your dues card certifying your good standing. Naturally we are only glad to be of assistance, but we honestly feel the Lodge is the first most important factor with addresses. ESTIMATION OF INCOME & EXPENSES On the following pages you will find the estimations which are required of this office. (By-law 2-111). I realize you have not had an opportunity to study this portion of the report, but if you do find anything needing as answer, I do hope you will ask. Unfortunately you can see what has happened to our budget for 1987. -Real estate tax up $1,722.00 -Personal property tax up $222.00 (fine arts) -Insurance up $1,021.00 -Notice from UPS, rate increase 4.9% -Proposed postal increase of first class mail from 22 cents to 25 cents (12 1/2X increase) 2nd & 3rd class expected to rise as much or more -Paper and associated supplies, ink pens, forms, etc. 6% -Improvement tax $225.75 (six months) Topeka-Shawnee County Planning Commission As you can see, we were forced to spend almost $3,000 which would remind you we did not have a two year notification.
was not budgeted.
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REAPPRAISAL The following is said to support and subject of reappraisal.
confirm our
Grand Master's
remarks on
the
Notice of taxes were received bearing a sizable increase. In short moments there after we began receiving calls from lodges and or trustees of building companies.. In turn a call was placed to the Shawnee County appraiser's office. This was cordial, but only advised that the mill levy had been increased. Then a call was made to one of our Brothers who is a former state Senator and practicing attorney. His investigation and return call was indeed a shock. His off hand evaluation of the situation indicated we were all in for additional increases and by a rather large sum. I immediately advised the Grand Master and the Council. This eventually led to a meeting with the President of the Kansas Senate. One member of our Finance Committee, our attorney, without fee, in an advisory capacity only, and myself. We received some very interesting answers to our questions. But, first, several things were established. We were advised: 1. A very sizable majority of Kansans voted for reappraisal. 2. 61% to 71% of our tax dollars are going for public schools, (aren't Masons strong supporters of public education) 3. If we do for you, we would have to do likewise for all fraternal orders in the state. We were told there might be communities where taxes would be reduced. But, you and I know this wouldn't include many of us. Classification seems to be our only real hope. No this will not exempt us from taxation, but place us in or insure us of being in a reasonable category. Lobbying was considered. Caution my Brothers, this is a very sensitive area. Your Grand Lodge is classified as a 501 (c) 10 organization. This means all constituent lodges are also under this IRS identification. True, it does not give the advantage of 501 (c) 3 identification of our Kansas Masonic Home or Foundation, but the great question, can we lobby? Tax exempt organizations are forbidden lobbying. Off hand it would seen we could lobby. Yet we must take infinite care. We certainly do not want to jeopardize our two great Charities. If lobbying comes to pass, then who will stand the cost? Our budget is stretched to the limit. Using invested funds would only decrease interest income. At this point we do not know what the cost would be. Further, I personally feel and appeal would do as much good as any thing. We understand 140,000 appeals have already been filed. For now we advise caution. What you do as an individual about your own taxes is your business, but not where your lodge is involved. Please don't go home and write a "hot" letter to your county appraiser or local representative. On the other hand, it
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might be well to make the acquaintance of these action might be forthcoming, but, nothing more.
individuals in the event some
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The next part of this statement is not easy for me; yet to leave it unsaid would not be true. I do not see how we can avoid additional taxes on our lodges or Grand Lodge building. He will make every effort to insure fair and equal treatment, but again a majority of our citizens have voted overwhelmingly for this measure. We have heard the amount could be as great as 20%, perhaps more. It would be wise to reexamine your lodge funds. If adjustment is necessary, don't wait until large increases are the order of the day. Small increases over a period of time will be more desirable than one large jump. Recently a Lodge just west of Topeka brought in their records. These were well kept and over and extended period of time. They had 75 members at reporting time in 1986. their dues are $25.00. Reporting time 1987 found six deaths, two transfers and two suspensions, leaving 65 members. Their one time renter had discontinued business. Attempts to rent their property have so far been unsuccessful. Current bills amount to $675.00 more than their income. So even if they raised their dues by $10.00 to $35.00, expenses would not be covered. Fortunately they have saved some money from better times and will be able to carefully consider their next move. We encourage you to return to your home lodge and carefully examine your finances and have the fortitude to make adjustment if such be necessary. APPRECIATION As this communication continues, you will realize as I have, our Council of Administration has been faced with many difficult and unpleasant tasks. Still they have indeed accepted their responsibility and acted as needed. My sincerest thanks to them. A special thanks to our Grand Master. He has personally answered many, many letters and I am sure established a closer relationship with our Craft. I could and probably should write a volume about the staff of your Grand Lodge. This year the Angel of Death visited their loved one and relatives five times in sixty days. Still they carried on. Their faith and courage was indeed an inspiration to all of us: U:. Halbert Hortpn, Assistant to the Grand Secretary; Sister Rachael Gilbert, Sister Mary Rebekah Wasson and the secretary to the Grand Secretary, Jean Rader. My personal appreciation and thanks to them and to each and every one of you for allowing us to work and serve you in this capacity. Fraternally submitted,
Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
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GRAND SECRETARY ESTIMATE OF 1988 INCOME AND GENERAL FUND EXPENSES INCOME SpecialAssessment (56,959 g $3.00)Per-Capita Tax (56,959 @ $6.00)Initiatory Fee ( 745 @ $5.00)+ Charity Fund (Interest ) General Fund (interest ) York Rite (Maintenance ) Ticket Sales (Banquets ) Special Dispensations Merchandise Sales Kansas Masonic Foundation (Maintenance) TOTAL INCOME
1987 $177,804.00 355,608.00 3,750.00 3.000.00 38,000.00 5,967.00 7,500.00 200.00 5,000.00
xjmjm
]^ $170,877.00341,754.003.725.003.000.00 41.000.00+ 5.967.00 7.500.00 200.00 5.000.00
zjiasum
$599,829.00
$582,023.00-
$
$
TOTAL EXPENDITURES 01000110 0150 0180 0890 8870 4910 4940 4970 5000 5010 5030 5050 5060 5070 5080 5100 5110 5120 5130 5140 5150 5160 5180 5190 5200 5210 5220 5230 5240 5250 5260 5270 5280 5190 5300 5310 5320 5330 6600 7600 8100 8350 8840 8910 8920 8930 8940 8970
Labor (Part Time) Employee Retirement Social Security (FICA) Gross Wages Grand Secretary Allowance Special Assesment to Kansas Masonic Home Per-Capita Tax to Masonic Home Charity Fund Transfer (By-Law 2-302) Initiatory Fee Service & Supplies Kansas Employment Security Fund Grand Master's Contingent Fund Prior Annual Communication Expense Prior Annual Communication Per-Diem Prior Annual Communication Mileage Grand Master's Jewel & Apron Grand Master & Grand Secretary Conference Grand Tyler & Assistant Grand Tyler Allowance Grand Lecturer & Assistants Committee on Ritualistic Work Committe on Masonic Education Committe on Public Schools (Youth Essay Contest) Committee Allowance Committee on Trials and Punishments George Washington Memorial Masonic Service Association Dues Print Annual Proceedings Grand Officers' Travel Print Laws of Masonry Library Expense Stationary Printing i Supplies Grand Master's Automobile Expense Postage & Express Distribution List of Lodges Parking Blue Cross & Blue Shield Print & Mail Kansas Mason Computer Expenses Miscellaneous Equipment Repairs Building Repair.& Upkeep Insurance Accounting 8 Audit Service Real Estate i Perosnal Property Taxes Electricity Heating Fuel Telephone Water Janitorial Service Special Membership Project TOTAL ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES
250.00 6,900.00 6,000.00 83,500.00 4.000.00 177,804.00 88,902.00 7
3,750.00 2,750.00 350.00 8.000.00 16,000.00 10,000.00 15.000.00 4.000.00 3.600.00 80.00 6,500.00 500.00 5,000.00 8,000.00 500.00 500.00 1,000.00 3,200.00 4,000.00 7,000.00 400.00 500.00 3,000.00 12,000.00 6,850.00 850.00 600.00 4,252.00 31,000.00 21,000.00 1,000.00 3,000.00 2,000.00 6,500.00 3.100.00 8,500.00 4,100.00) 4,541.00) 3,500.00 300.00 3.750.00 12.000.00 $599,829.00
Please note(-) decrease, (+) increase of 1988 Budget. Acct. No. 8910 Electricity & 8920 Heating Fuel are combined..
250.00 6.900.00 6.200.00+ 83.500.00 4.000.00 170.877.0085.439.00None 3.725.002.750.00 350.00 4.400.0016.000.00 10.000.00 15.000.00 4.000.00 3.600.00 80.00 6.500.00 500.00 6.500.00+ 8.000.00 500.00 500.00 1.000.00 3.200.00 4.200.00+ 8.000.00+ 400.00 500.00 4.000.00+ 9,000.007,187.00+ 774.56600.00 4,252.00 31,000.00 21,000.00 1,000.00 3,000.00 3,000.00+ 7,621.00+ 3,100.00 12,539.44+
7,288.003,200.00 340.00 3,750.00+ 2.500.00$582,023.00-
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SCHEDULE "A" â&#x20AC;¢- PER CAPITA TAX LODGE
1. 2. 3. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18 19. 20. 22. 23.
24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 49. 50. 51. 52. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. 70. 71. 72. 73. 74. 75.
AMOUNT $ 630 420 5562 492 1950 2724 2316 1650 1284 480 3174 456 2592 1908 4086 2190 1578 432 372 618
954 150 114 582 282 516 1056
240 430 564 456 2040
738 702 1062
516 738 258 828 576 816 234 630 216 630 486 4884
426 2100
444 690 1200
378 5232
768 570 414 672 1020 1002
510 702 522 516 1182
318 468 1308 1164
LODGE 76. 77. 79. 80. 83. 84. 85. 86. 87. 88. 89. 90. 91. 92. 93. 94. 95. 96. 97. 98.
99. 100. 101. 102. 103. 104. 105. 106. 107. 108. 109. 110. 111. 112. 113. 114. 115. 116. 117. 119. 121. 122. 123. 124. 125. 126. 127. 129. 130. 131. 132. 133. 134. 135. 136. 137. 138. 140. 141. 142. 143. 144. 145. 146. 147. 148. 149. 150. 151.
AMOUNT $ 600 1182 726 828 588 198 438 6708 324 912 396 5154 1128 306 1050 870 666 2760 2676 1338 6702 1020
456 3594 1806
900 582 1332 1494
690 360 1140
426 2550 1002
420 360 324 1932
582 446 336 180 660 222 390 216 804 144 246 624 2372 1194
840 516 666 366 1698
420 2010
702 666 738 978 672 666 324 1722 1434
LODGE 152. 153. 154. 155. 156. 158. 160. 161. 162. 163. 164. 165. 166. 167. 168. 169. 171. 172. 173. 174. 176. 177. 179. 181. 183. 184. 186. 187. 188. 189. 190. 191. 192. 193. 194. 195. 196. 198. 199. 200; 201. 203. 204. 205. 206. 210. 211. 212. 214. 215. 216. 217. 219. 220. 221. 222. 223. 224. 225. 229. 230. 233. 234. 236. 237. 238. 241. 243. 244.
AMOUNT $ 534 4980 1116 570 534 1548 666 390 762 336 1026 660 204 948 3624 612 516. 2124 1098 900
174 1752
606 300 270 840 846 4842
486 402 810 540 990 270 828 1605
906 504 666 990 2184
966 336 384 786 318 360 444 336 378 489 420 270 438 480 1884
828 354 2310
234 1296
432 168 960 348 882 174 672 426
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LODGE
245. 246. 247. ; 248. 250; 252. 253. 254. . «25e. 259. 261. 262. 264. 265. 266. 268. 269.
27U 272. 273. 274. 275. 277; 278. 279. 280. 281. 282. 283. 284. 285. 286. 288. 289. 290. 291. 293. 294. 295. 298. 299. 300. 302. 303. 306. 307. 309. *257 *258
AMOUNT $ 426 1374
576 984 156 726 708 570 408 210 834 492 288 1956
180 444 504 1110 1656 1524
522 446 456 1314
468 342 1116
378 246 1080
348 444 378 774 1044
354 774 426 942 204 804 1230
150 23670 1434
993 846 336 816
LODGE
310. 311. 312. 313. 314. 315. 318. 319. 321. 322. 323. 324. 325. 326. 327. 330. 331. 333. 334. 335. 336. 338. ^,339. 341; 345. 347, 348. 349. 351. 352. 354. 355. 356. 357. 360. 361. 362. 364. 365. 366. 367. 369. 371. 372. 374. 376.
379 *340
AMOUNT $ 492 1527
372 1218
492 504 348 774 984 2838
282 1158
240 372 510 498 1050 1686
294 432 186 456 318 414 438 306 366 426 426 206 120 348 426 288 432 222 546 1770 1878
978 438 2256
414 312 726 426 342 450
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LODGE 380. 382. 384. 385. 390. 393. 395. 396. 397. 398. 399. 401. 402. 403. 404. 406. 408. 409. 410. 411. 413. 415. 417. 419. 420. 423. 424. 429. 430. 431. 433. 435. 436. 437. 438. 440. 441. 444. 445. 446. 449. 450.
AMOUN" $ 234
156 438 918 402 444 540 516 768 348 444 324 624 498 1044 1116:
726 276 258 238 324 486 366 180 348 216 312 246 318 360 10278
624 2934
468 1380
252 438 480 1704
420 282 492
1987-88
Grand Lodge of Kansas
61
WARRANT ACCOUNT CHECKS Date
Check No.
02/05/87 02/05/87 02/05/87 02/15/87 02/15/87 02/15/87 02/15/87 02/15/87 02/15/87 02/17/87 02/17/87 02 /17/87 02/17/87 02/17/87 02/17/87 02/17/87 02/17/87 02/24/87 02/24/87 02/24/87 02/24/87 02/24/87 02/24/87 02/24/87 02/24/87 02/24/87 02/24/87 02/24/87 02/24/87 02/24/87 02/24/87 02/24/87 02/24/87 02/24/87 02/24/87 02/24/87 02/24/87 02/24/87 02/24/87 02/24/87 02/24/87 02/24/87 02/24/87 02/24/87 02/24/87 02/24/87 02/24/87 02/24/87 02/24/87 02/25/87 02/26/87 02/26/87 02/26/87 02/26/87 02/27/87 02/27/87 02/27/87 02/28/87 02/28/87 02/28/87 02/28/87 02/28/87 02/28/87 02/28/87 02/28/87 02/28/87 03/03/87
13401 13402 13403 13404 13405 13406 13407 13408 13409 13410 13411 13412 13413 13414 13415 13416 13417 13418 13419 13420 13421 13422 13423 13424 13425 13426 .13417 13428 13429 13430 13431 13432 13433 13434 13435 13436 13437 13438 13439 13440 13441 13442 13443 13444 13445 13446 13447 13448 13449 13450 13451 13452 13453 13454 13455 13456 13457 13458 13459 13460 13461 13462 13463 13464 13465 13466 13467
Favor o f Void Hoffmeister & Son Paine Webber, Inc Kaw Valley Bank Ks Oept of Rev. Kaw Valley Bank Kaw Valley Bank Ks Dept o f Rev. Kaw Valley Bank A l b e r t 0. A r n o l d , J r . Jean E. Rader Elton W. Werner Arlene V. Hahrle Rachael J . G i l b e r t Halbert G. Horton Charles S. Baldry W. F. Mcintosh Charles D. Gallipeau Richard R. Haefele W i l l i a m G. Updegrove Ronald E. White Robert Shklar L. D. Winegardner Robert M. Schroeder M i l t o n F. Thompson James R. Struble J e r r y A. Lough David F. Snyder FB Acct! Tax Service J . C. Darling Co. Q u i l l Corp. KPL-Gas Service Carla's Type United Technologies/Otis Scotch T e x t i l e C i t y o f Topeka N a t l . E l e c t r o n i c Type Dehn Heating/Cooling Western Bindery Ks. Turnpike A u t h o r i t y Total Petroleum Standard-Hart SW Bell Tel SW Bell Tel AT&T Topeka Engraving Postmaster-Topeka Midwestern Paper Co. P r i n c i p a l Hut. L i f e Ins Co Postmaster-Topeka Hoffmeister & Son P r e n t i c e - H a l l , Inc. Kansas Masonic Home Kansas Masonic Home Claud W. Norris Macoy Publishing Laneco Engraving A l b e r t 0. A r n o l d , J r . Jean E. Rader Elton W. Werner Rachael J . G i l b e r t Halbert G. Horton Charles S. Baldry Arlene V. Mahrle Donella Glenn L i l l i a n H. Wiant F. Warren Starns
For Janitorial Investment Fed FICA/WH/EC WH Tax Fed FICA/WH/EC
Amount $
3,600.00 30,000.00 1,891.16 203.00 134.04 II II II II 1,676.72 WH Tax 168.00 Fed Unemployment 54.75 Payroll 1,008.94 Payrol 1 480.33 Payroll 412.96 Payroll 260.98 Payroll 370.97 Payroll • 294.97 Payroll 294.97 Telephone • 42.75 Lecturer 197.84 Lecturer • 316.20 Lecturer 325.90 Lecturer 46.88 Lecturer 408.20 Masonic Ed. • 144.40 Lecturer •> 143.70 Lecturer 102.56 Lecturer 421.24 Lecturer 204.68 Lecturer 326.80 Accounting 293.11 Stat-Printing 23.63 Stat-Printing 42.24 Gas-Elec. 676.70 Stat-Printing 44.33 61dg Upkeep 316.30 Stat-Sup. 29.56 Water/Sewer/Refuse 28.11 Annual Communication 56.81 B1dg Upkeep 698.06 Annual Communication 12.48 Gr. Secy Allowance 4.00 Gr. Secy Allowance 42.21 Stat-Printing 49.33 Telephone 131.06 Telephone 54.09 Telephone 2.36 Stat-Printing 23.37 Postage 200.00 Stat-Printing 425.99 Insurance 2,084.96 Postage 200.00 Bldg Upkeep 17.12 Stationery 29.73 Per Capita/Fees 82,657.50 Masonic Ed 2,247.85 Gr. O f f i c e r s Travel 140.80 Library 15.30 Annual Communication 498.63 Payroll 1,008.94 Payroll 480.33 Payroll 396.96 Payroll 314.97 Payroll 294.97 Payrol1 294.97 Payroll 270.97 Retirement 175.00 Retirement 175.00 Mileage/Comm Report 1985 A/C 100.25
62
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March
WARRANT ACCOUNT CHECKS Date
Check No.
Favor of
03/04/87 03/05/87 03/10/87 03/10/87 03/10/87 03/10/87
13468 13469 13470 13471 13472 13473
Postmaster-Topeka Postmaster-Topeka Richard R. Haefele L a r r y G. Peters Robert M. Nease C l i f f o r d D. Knauss
03/10/87 03/10/87 03/10/87 03/10/87 03/10/87 03/10/87 03/10/87 03/10/87 03/10/82 03/10/87 03/10/87 03/10/87 03/10/87 03/10/87 03/10/87 03/10/87 03/10/87 03/10/87 03/10/87 03/10/87 03/15/87 03/15/87 03/15/87 03/15/87 03/15/87 03/15/87 03/13/87 03/13/87 03/13/87 03/13/87 03/13/87 03/13/87 03/13/87 03/13/87 03/15/87 03/17/87 03/17/87 03/17/87 03/27/87 03/27/87 03/27/87 03/3087 03/30/87 03/30/87 03/31/87 03/31/87 03/31/87 03/31/87 03/31/87 03/31/87 03/31/87 03/31/87 03/31/87 04/01/87 04/01/87 04/01/87 04/01/87 04/01/87 04/01/87 04/01/87
13474 13475 13476 13477 13478 13479 13480 13481 13482 13483 13484 13485 13486 13487 13488 13489 13490 13491 13492 13493 13494 13495 13496 13497 13498 13499 13500 13501 13502 13503 13504 13505 13506 13507 13508 13509 13510 13511 13512 13513 13514 13515 13516 13517 13518 13519 13520 13521 13522 13523 13524 13525 13526 13527 13528 13529 13530 13531 13532 13533
C l i f f o r d L. Trax H i l t o n F. Thompson John ,H. Hurray J . C. Darling Co. Paine Webber FB Acct/Tax Service Masonic Service/Orange Co. Bush Management A B Dick Co. C i t y o f ,Topeka AT&T Pitney Bowes Photo I Ink Link Nationwide Paper Midwestern Paper C a r l a ' s Type Kaw Valley Bank Ks. Dept. Rev. A l b e r t 0. A r n o l d , J r . Void El ton W. Werner Arlene V. Mahrle Rachael J. G i l b e r t Halbert G. Horton Charles S. Baldry A l b e r t 0. A r n o l d , J r . Ks. Turnpike A u t h o r i t y Topeka Engraving SW Bell Tel Montgomery Door Closer Kriz-Davis Lanco Engraving Capitol City Of. Products Jean E. Rader Foltz-Roepke Ins. CI aud W. Norris James Lincoln-Mercury J . C. Darling Co. UPS P r i n c i p a l Mutl L i f e CI i f ford D. Knauss Blue Cross/Blue Shield Blue Cross/Blue Shield A l b e r t 0. A r n o l d , J r . Jean E. Rader El ton W. Werner Rachael J. G i l b e r t Halbert G. Horton Charles S. Baldry Postmaster-Topeka Donella R. Glenn L i l l i a n H. Wiant Claude Norris Russell C. S c h w i l l i n g Hurl but K. Graves RayCo Inc C i t y o f Topeka Void Total Petroleum
For Postage Postage Lecturer Lecturer Gr. O f f i c e r s Travel Tel/Gr.Off.Trav/Postage Annual Communication Lecturer Lecturer T r i a l s / p u n i shment Annual Communication Investment Accounting Miscellaneous Parking P r i n t i n g Supplies Water/Sewer/Refuse Telephone Postage Masonic Ed Annual Communication P r i n t i n g Supplies
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WARRANT ACCOUNT CHECKS Date
Check No.
1(1296 05/15/8? 14297 05/15/87 14298 05/15/87 05/15/87 14299 14300 05/15/87 14301 05/15/87 05/15/87 14302 05/15/87 14303 05/15/87 14304 05/20/87 14305 05/18/87 14306 05/26/87 14307 05/26/87 14308 0 5 / 2 7 / 8 7 ' 14309 0 5 / 2 7 / 8 7 ' 14310 05/27/87 14311 05/17/87 14312 05/27/87 14313 • 05/27/87 14314 05/27/87 14315 05/27/87 14316 05/27/87 14317 05/27/87 14318 05/29/87 14319 05/29/87 14320 05/29/87 14321 05/29/87 14322 05/29/87 14323 05/29/87 14324 05/29/87 14325 05/29/87 14326 05/29/87 14327 0 5 / 2 9 / 8 7 ' 14328 05/29/87 14329 05/29/87 14330 05/29/87 14331 06/01/87 14332 06/04/87 14333 14334 06/08/87 0 6 / 1 5 / 8 7 ' 14335 06/15/87 14336 06/15/87 14337 06/15/87 14338 06/15/87 14339 06/15/87 14340 06/15/87 14341 06/15/87 14342 06/25/87 14343 06/15/87 14344 06/15/87 14345 06/15/87 14346 14347 06/15/87 06/15/87 14348 06/15/87 14349 06/15/87 ,14350 06/15/87 14351 06/15/87 14352 06/15/87 14353 06/15/87 14354 06/15/87 14355 06/15/87 14356 06/15/87 14357 06/15/87 14358 06/15/87 14359 06/15/87 14360 06/15/87 14361 06/15/87 14362
Favor o f Kaw V a l l e y Bank Ks Dept o f Rev. Claude W. N o r r i s Kansas T u r n p i k e A u t h o r i t y I n l a n d Business Systems N a t i o n w i d e Paper Postmaster-Burl ington C l i f f o r d D. Knauss E l t o n W. Werner Kansas DeHolay Paine Webber J e r a l d Peterson Kaw V a l l e y Bank U n i v e r s i t y o f Kansas A r r i s H. Johnson • Roach Hardware Ks. E l e c t r i c Supply H a r t n e t t Co. Gem S t a t e S p e c i a l i s t s Southwestern B e l l T o t a l Petroleum Dehn Heat & Cool BC/BS A l b e r t 0. Arnold, J r . Jean E. Rader Rachael J . G i l b e r t C h a r l e s S. B a l d r y H a l b e r t G. Horton D o n e l l a R. Glenn L i l l i a n H. Wiant 0 1 i v e r Tucker Bush Management Mastercard Print KPL Gas S e r v i c e Radio Shack Pittsburg University Postmaster 0 1 i v e r Tucker • A l b e r t 0. Arnold, Jr. O l i v e r Tuckerl' • Jean E. Rader ., A r l e h e V. Mahrle • Rachael J.- G i l b e r t H a l b e r t G; Horton C h a r l e s S. B a l d r y Kaw V a l l e y Bank ' Ks. Dept. Rev. AT&T C a r l a ' s Type Conf. GH o f N. A. Donaldson's Jewelers FB A c c t . Tax S e r v . Fina H a r d i n g Glass C l i f f o r d D. Knauss I n k Link Ks. T u r n p i k e Masonic S e r v . Assn Midwestern Paper N a t i o n w i d e Papers P i t n e y Bowes Postmaster Q u i l l Corp Scotch T e x t i l e R e n t a l s Standard Hart Southwestern B e l l
For
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Fed WHT KWH Tax Masonic Ed Gr. Secy Allowance Stationery Print-supplies P o s t a g e - K s . Mason Grand O f f i c e r s T r a v e l Payroll Miscellaneous Investment
2,034.95 211.00 115.56 9.20 73.08 42.51 1-30.33 220.30. 52.00 90..00- . 3 0 , 0 0 6 . 1 3 •; ;
Items f o r r e s a l e 37.50 : ' r Investment 10,048.75. * Youth Essay 300.00 ••• 230.76 Masonic Ed Equip, r e p a i r 24.10 Bldg Upkeep 31.50 •2,061.40 Items f o r - r e s a l e 460.00 Items f o r " r e s a l e 58.65 Telephone 45.14 Gr. Secy Allowance Bldg Upkeep 27.04 BC/BS • 192.50 1,008.94 Payroll Payroll ' 480.33 Payroll . 293.98 Payroll 178.98 Payroll 294.97 Retirement 132.29 Retirement 132.29 Bldg Upkeep 40.00 Parking 34.00 ; Gr. Secy Allowance 41.14 Printing 27.24 Electricity/gas 133.52 Equip, r e p a i r s 18.90 Youth Essary 1,000.00 . : Postage 200.00 •• Bldg Upkeep 5 5 . 0 0 •.. Payroll ' 1 , 0 0 8 . 9 4 ?• B l d g . Upkeep, ' 40.00' ' Payroll • 480-. 33: . Payroll ", 9'4v25 '•-''.. Payroll 396.96 294.97 , Payroll Payroll 294.97 ' Fed WH Tax 2 , 5 9 6 . 8 4 ;•• ' ••'147.-66'. • S t a t e WH T a x ; Telephone , • ••••''•'2.36-: \ P r i n t . Supplies ' . : • • - 6 . ' 3 d , " •' Annual C o n t r i b u t i o n • - . . " 1 0 0 ; bo'-' Repair • • ^ ' ; ' ••2hdo^r. Accounting . ='i« •"•},35;.90>fe Gr. Secy Allowance -.-^'i•'^.• .;-':-3'. •«Bldg R e p a i r s ; • GM A u t o . ' '• '-•'-•:• 284776,% •.. Items f o r r e s a l e r •493•SOJ . Gr. Secy Allowance ••••18'.95-" • . ' • 2,951i'88:'V, Dues " v. 382.'24' P r i n t . Supplies P r i n t . Supplies •..206.87 ';>:\9?;58 . Postage Machine ;;.>\53.oo Box Rent •^=" Stationery '-'' '•>. V'- 5 3 . 4 5 • '. 29.23 Bldg Upkeep, Items f o r r e s a l e ' 411.60 Telephone • ' . ' _'•'' ;•:•,.7S. 12
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WARRANT ACCOUNT CHECKS Check No. Date Favor o f For 06/15/87 14363 • City of Topeka • Water/sewer/refuse 06/15/87 14364 Treasurer,Shawnee Co. R/E & PP Tax 06/15/87 14365 Inland Business Systems Equipment Maint. 06/15/87 14366 Auto Club o f Ks. • Gr. Off., Travel 06/15/87 14367 Postmaster .Permit Postage 06/15/87 14368 U n i v e r s i t y o f Kansas Youth Essay 06/18/87 14369 Auto Club o f Ks. Gr. O f f i c e r s Travel 06/18/87 14370 Claude W. N o r r i s Gr. O f f i c e r s Travel 06/18/87 14371 Postmaster Postage 06/18/87 14372 C l i f f o r d D. Knauss GM Auto 06/19/87 14373 City of Topeka Improvement D i s t r i c t 06/19/87 14374 J . C. Darling Co. Miscellaneous 06/25/87 14375 Postmaster-Burlington Postage, Ks. Mason 06/30/87 14376 BC/BS BC/BS 06/30/87 14377 RayCo., Inc Bldg Upkeep 06/30/87 13278 01 i v e r Tucker Bldg Upkeep . 06/30/87 13279 Pitney Bowes . Printing 06/20/87 14380 City of Topeka Water/sewer/refuse 06/30/87 14381 Masonic Serv. Orange Co.Ca Telephone 06/30/87 14382 Southwestern Bell Telephone 06/30/87 14383 Stationery Q u i l l Corp. 06/30/87 14384 A l b e r t 0. A r n o l d , J r . Payroll 06/30/87 14385 Jean E. Rader Payroll 06/30/87 14386 Rachael J . G i l b e r t Payroll 06/30/87 14387 Halbert G. Horton Payroll 06/30/87 14388 Charles S. Baldry Payrol1 06/30/87 14389 C l i f f o r d D. Knauss Payroll 06/30/87 14390 Wm. F. Mcintosh Payroll 06/30/87 14391 Floyd E. Ramsey Payroll 06/30/87 14392 Donella R. Glenn Retirement 06/30/87 14393 " L i l l i a n H. Wiant Retirement 06/30/87 14394 Halbert G. Horton Gr. O f f i c e r s Travel 06/30/87 14395 Total Petroleum Gr. Secy Allowance 07/01/87 14396 U n i v e r s i t y o f Kansas Youth Essays 07/01/87 14397 KPL Gas Service Elec. Gas 07/02/87 14398 Postmaster Postage 07/02/87 14399 Ks. Mason Ramsey P r i n t i n g 07/02/87 14400 Modern O f f i c e Methods Printing 07/02/87 14401 Bush Management Parking 07/02/87 14402 FB Acct.Tax Serv. Accounting 07/02/87 14403 Kansas Mason Today 07/02/87 14404 Standard-Hart Items f o r resale 07/02/87 14405 Void 07/02/87 14406 Todd & Associates T r i a l s & Punishment 07/02/87 14407 Bldg Upkeep Scotch T e x t i l e Rental 07/02/87 14408 Gem State S p e c i a l i s t s Items f o r resale : 07/13/87 14409 01iver Tucker Bldg Upkeep 07/15/87 14410 A l b e r t 0. A r n o l d , J r . Payroll 07/15/87 14411 Jean E. Rader Payroll 07/15/87 14412 Rachael J . G i l b e r t Payrol1 07/15/87 14413 Halbert G. Horton Payroll 07/15/87 14414 Elton W. Werner Payrol1 07/15/87,~ 14415 Ks. Dept o f . Rev. WH Tax . 07/15/87' •'14416 State of Kansas Unemployment Tax Kaw Valley Bank Fed. Unemployment Tax oms'/Wi 14417 14418 Kaw Valley Bank Fed WH Of/ii'M ,14419 Kansas State U n i v e r s i t y Youth Essays OT/0m' 07/15/87. 14420 Kansas Turnpike Grand Secy Allowance 07/15/87 14421 Fina Grand Secy Allowance 07/15/87 14422 Midwestern Paper P r i n t . Supplies 07/15/87 14423 Mennonite Press Items f o r resale 07/15/87 14424 AT&T . Telephone 07/15/87, 14425 Nationwide Papers P r i n t . Supplies 07/15/87 14426 RayCo Inc. Bldg Upkeep 07/15/87 14427 Progressive I n s / I n v t . Insurance 07/15/87 14428 Southwestern Bell Telephone 07/15/87 14429 C l i f f o r d D. Knauss GM Auto 07/15/87 14430 C l i f f o r d D. Knauss Telephone 07/15/87 14431 Postmaster Postage
Amount 35:06 4,731.12 371.70 46.00 39.53 300.00 46.00 371.80 200.00 . 12i;88 204.75 23.63 3.400.00 192.50 32.03 40.00 27.64 29.27 3.05 46.62 21.15 1,008.94 480.33 99.99 294.97 64.99 185.70 46.42 46.42 132.29 132.29 100.00 23.95 100.00 293.35 200.00 343.93 132.38 34.00 272.40 1.967.43 2.765.75 501.18 29.63 . 931.54 70.00 1.008.94 480.33 105.49 294.97 273.98 169.00 25.94 94'. 34 1,558.20 500.00 . 15.65 7.90' 19.95 281.66 2.36 240.26 32.03. 627.00 106.42 300.64 130.85 200.00
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WARRANT ACCOUNT CHECKS Check No. Date 08/20/87 14501. 08/20/87 14502 08/20/87 14503 08/20/87 14504 08/20/87 14505 08.20/87 14506'08/20/87 14507 08/20/87 14508 ' 08.20/87 14509 08/20/87 14510 08/20/87 14511 08/21/87 14512 08.21/87 14513 08/31/87 14514 08/31/87 14515 08/31/87 14516 08/31/87 14517 08/31/87 .14518 08/31/87 • 14519 08/31/87 14520 08/31/87 14521 08/31/87 14522 08/31/87 14523 08/31/87 14524 08/31/87 14525 08/31/87 14526 08/31/87 14527 08/31/87 14528 08/31/87 14529 08/31/87 14530 08/31/87 14531 08/31/87 14532 08/31/87 14533 09/04/87 14534 09/04/87 14535 09/08/87 14536 09/14/87 14537 09/14/87 14537 09/15.87 14539 09/15/87 14540 09/15/87 14541 09/15/87 14542 09/15/87 14543 09/15/87 14544 09/15/87 14545 09/15/87 14546 09/15/87 14547 09/15/87 14548 09/15/87 14549 09/15/87 14550 09/15/87 14551 09/15/87 14552 09/15/87 14553 09/15.87 14554 09/15/87 14555 09/15/87 14556 09/15/87 14557 09/15/87 14558 09/15/87 14559 09/15/87 14560 09/15/87 14561 09/15/87 14562 09/15/87 14563 09/15/87 14564 09/15/87 14565 09/15/87 14566 09/15/87 14567 09/15/76 14568
Favor o f Melvin Cummings, John E. Mowen Bernard E. Weller Ronald Pfennenger Walter F. Jack Unity Lodge No. 273 Blue Bross Blue Shield Halbert G. Horton United Parcel Southwestern B e l l Tel Pitney Bowes Void Postmaster O l i v e r Tucker E-Kan, I n c . Blue Cross Blue Shield MasterCard United Parcel Service Neal's Plumbing/heating KPL Gas ServicP Kberperich Bookbinders United Parcel City of Topeka C l i f f o r d D. Knauss Standard Hart Rachael J . G i l b e r t Elton W. Werner A l b e r t 0. A r n o l d , J r . Jean E. Rader Halbert G. Horton Bush Management Donella R. Glenn L i l l i a n H. Wiant C l i f f o r d D. Knauss Postmaster, Topeka Postmaster Postmaster Postmaster State of Kansas Kaw Valley Bank Albert 0. Arnold, J r . Jean E. Rader Elton M. Werner Rachael J . G i l b e r t Halbert G. Horton Mary Rebekah Wasson John A. Schowalter C. W. S i l l s L. D. Winegradner Donald L. Daniels C. W. S i l l s Richard R. Haefele Harvey L. Henderson Harold E. Colbert Void Robert M. Schroeder Robert K. Shklar Jerry A. Lough National Geographic FB Acct. Tax Scotch T e x t i l e Pitney Bowes Kansas Turnpike Southwestern Bell AT&T A B Dick United Parcel Claude W. Norris
For Grand Of. Travel Grand Of. Travel • Grand Of. Travel Grand Of. Travel Grand Of. Travel Mileage 8 Per Diem BC/BS Bldg Repairs Express Telephone Postage Machine
Amount 26.40 36.52 84.48' 95.48 66.00 59.00 85.42 5.54 6.80 46.11 276.41
Postage 200.00 Bldg Upkeep 40.00 Bldg Upkeep 23.10 BC/BS 107.08 Grand Secy Allowance 92.42 Express 13.99 B1dg Upkeep 36.23 ' Elec- Gas542.59 Library 215.80 Express 10.69 26.25 Sater-sewer-refuse 84.62 Telephone/postage Special Membership program4 .821.60 121.50 Payroll Payrol1 143.99 Payroll 1 ,008.94 Payroll 480.33 294.97 Payroll Parking 34.00 Retirement 132.29 Retirement 132.29 GM Auto 224.95 . Special membership program3 ,126.52 Postage 200.00 Postage 200.00 Postage 200.00 St. W/H 158.00 Fed Tax 1 ,411.74 Payrol1 1 ,008.94 Payrol1 480.33 Payroll 230.98 Payroll 251.98 Payroll 294.97 308.47 Payroll Public Schools 41.49 Grand Lecturer 132.00 Grand Lecturer 431.57 Grand Lecturer 104.76 Masonic Education 77.00 Grand Lecturer 114.40 Grand Lecturer 58.00 Grand Lecturer 53.16 Grand Lecturer Grand Lecturer Grand Lecturer Library Accounting Bldg Upkeep Postage Meter Grand Secy Allowance Telephone Telephone Equipment Express Masonic Education
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PAYEE W e l l s v i l l e No. 356 Alta Vista No. 357 Jennings No. 360 Geneseo No. 361 Valley Center No. 364 Derby No. 365 Bonner Springs No. 366 Roger Sherman No. 369 Macksville No. 371 Grand View No. 376 Protection No. 384 Seabrook No. 385 Mayetta No. 393 Wakefield No. 396 Lindsborg No. 397 M u l l i n v i l l e No. 399 Latham No. 401 Uakarusa No. 402 Benedict No. 403 S t . Francis No. 404 Arma No. 408 Quinter No. 410 Climax No. 411 Ensign No. 413 Perry No. 415 Sharon Springs No. 417 Delia-No. 419 Lecompton No. 420 Burdick No. 429 Goff No. 430 Hinneola No. 431 Bestor G. Brown No. 433 Ulysses No. 435 Overland Park No. 436 West Gate No. 438 Johnson No. 441 Stanley No. 444 Hutchinson No. 445 Satanta No. 446 Denton No. 449 Masonic Home No. 450 C l i f f o r d D. Knauss Claude U. Norrls Robert M. Nease Don E. Robinett W i l l i a m F. Mcintosh Halbert G. Norton Conrad F. Johnson J e f f r e y L. Sowder Donald D. Schoeni Hurl W. Furnas Lewis 0. Cain Aubrey "Cub" Park Russell C. S c h w i l l i n g Raymond H. Heer Richard L. Becker John H. Murray Arthur C. Hodgson Owen E. Hodgson W i l l i a m E. Bradford Carroll C. Arnett Robert D. Caplinger Richard D. Kelsey J . Fred Williamson Forrest 0. Haggard Robert H. Arnold Ralph D. Walker Chester L. G i l b e r t F. Warren Starns Ben B. Boyles Robert G. Jackson
MILEAGE $ 42.00 27.25 70.25 23.50 3.25 3.00 50.50 51.50 26.00 31.75 35.25 33.75 47.50 30.75 18.50 29.75 11.50 39.75 22.75 87.75 38.75 56.50 16.75 41.75 46.75 77.50 42.50 41.25 21.25 49.50 37.50 57.75 49.25 51.50 63.00 49.00 12.50 53.00 59.75 9.00 39.00 58.50 34.75 32.00 33.75 54.75 21.75 48.25 34.00 9.00 65.00 18.25 51.50 34.00 54.25 20.25 21.75 36.75 8.50 55.75 41.75 20.25 49.25 33.50 77.50 33.75 70.50 23.75 33.75
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CHECK NO. 15583 15585 15587 15589 15591 15592 15593 15594 15597 15598 15599 15600 15604
PAYEE Lawrence E. Bodine Floyd E. Gene Ramsey Robert B. Pfuetze Glenn L. Knapp W i l l i a m J . Colnar Wilbur L. Morris Ralph Kimme! Robert J . Higgs Kenneth V. Moses Kenith McNett J e r r y Cole Frank Seufert Richard D. Overton
MILEAGE $ 43.00 38.25 34.75 54.25 51.50 51.50 39.50 33.75 45.75 8.00 36.75 51.50 15,459.25
March
PER DIEM $ 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 12,120.00
REPORT $ 50.00 50.00
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TOTAL $123.00 118.25 64.75 134.25 81.50 81.50 69.50 63.75 75.75 38.00 80.00 66.75 81.50 28,429.25
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PROFICIENCY CERTIFICATES FOR 1987-1988 Lodge No. 3 Amer, James E. Crable, Albert, Jr. French, Loren L. Davis, Richard C.
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Lodge No. 112* Evenson, Arnie J. Lodge No. 117* Foiler, Gary L. Lodge No. 125* Bock, Charles D.
Lodge No. 6* Dougan, John J . , Jr. Curl, Earl E. Lodge No. 7* Richardson, Roy E. Hall man, John J .
Lodge No. 168* Doll, Donald R. Casey, Samuel Lee Roberts, Carrol N.
Lodge No. 16* I r v i n , Dennis W. Buchenau, Mervin E. Lodge No. 17 Moldenhauer, Leslie E.
Lodge No. 194* Walker, Robert J.
Lodge No. 19* Mauslein,' Allen D. Mundt, Marion J .
Lodge No. 217* Krankenberg, Earl P.
Lodge No. 28* Moore, Franklin L. Collins, Eustace R.'
Lodge No. 237* Ritchal, Joe M. Wilson, Ken M.
Lodge No. 34* Ashley, Roland V.
Lodge No. 248* Runion, Robert N.
Lodge No. 40* Lawhead, Charles K., Sr. Redick, Robert E., Sr. Lodge No. 49* East, Marion H.East, George R. Fryman, Larry E. Pentecost, Russell E.
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Lodge No. 273* Mull, Charles F., III Lodge No. 281* Pratt, Fredrick W. Wanker, Robert H. Scott. Donald E. Lodge No. 284* Brown, Larry L.
Lodge No. 54* Harlow, William H. Scherler, Harold R.
Lodge No. 290* Post, Tracy D. Moore, Douglas A., Jr.
Lodge No. 57* Gideon, B i l l y J . Bulatkin, Boris N.
Lodge No. 303 Myers, John M. Thompson, Gary D. Kammerer, Ronald G. Kurth, Glenn W., Woodson, Craig B.
Lodge No. 83* Gammi1, Conway P. Lodge No. 86 Burris, Rocky R. Gable, C. Michael Lodge No. 90 Branmer, Lester Lodge No. 96* Col well, Donald H. Cannon, John H;, Sr. |.odge No. 97* Ottinger, Marshall L. Anderson, William R. Lodge No. 99 Wood, Jerry R. Holloway, Kevin Lodge No. 102 Sauder, Chris E. Lodge No. 108* Boydston, Norman L.
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Lodge No. 142* Darrow, Rober Prater, Gayle L. Heckman, John M.
Lodge No. 364 Alcorn, Rufus D. Grossman, Donald E. Lodge No. 365* Steele, Michael D. Skinner, Robert G. Lodge No. 393* Drumpton, Robert B. Lodge No. 404* . Hall, Donald E Lodge No. 444* Berglund, Tim A. Mailicoat, Howard W. Stewart, Daniel E.
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FIFTY YEAR MASONS - 1987 Lodge No. 3 G o t t f r i d J . Goodwin E l l i s C. G r i f f i t h W i l l i a m E. Hughes Eugene latum George E. Weidmann Laurence V. W i l l a r d
Lodge No. 28 John E. Nickelson George W. Waddle
Lodge No. 68 John W. Hamilton James B. Studdard
Lodge No. 30 Harold H, Nellans
Lodge No. 71 Clarence E. Smith Dallas W. Wilson
Lodge No. 5 Charles H. Hixon
Lodge No. 31 Richard L. Kirby
Lodge No. 6 George H. Cobb Herman Cohen Raymond A. Schwegler, Jr. Walter B. Varnum
Lodge No. 33 Delbert Bruce Lloyd R. McGrew
Lodge No. 7 Edward C. Verbeke Lodge No. 8 Carl A. Graham Charles 0. Hart Lodge No. 9 Agustin Angel Walker A. Greenfield Lee J. Myers
Lodge No. 35 William Barton Charles C. Rumold Lodge No. 36 Frankie E. Prather Lodge No. 37 Marion H. Corson Lodge No. 38 Harold H. McNeely Leslie L. Norton
Lodge No. 10 Henry W. Kaufmann" James N. Snyder
Lodge No. 39 Orville L. Largent Maurice C. Taylor
Lodge No. 11 Gerald R. Hart
Lodge No. 41 Edward J. Barker
Lodge No. 12 Arnold W. Davidson William H. Kribble Ezra R. Quakenbush Raymond E. Rust
Lodge No. 42 Jesse Sorensen
Lodge No. 15 Paul M. Cannady Fred L. Conner William J. Kline Alvin H. Otte
Lodge No. 44 George H. Clasen, Jr Everett E. Flood Lodge No. 46 Melvin L. Edwards Orville I. Haury
Lodge No. 72 Ralph W. Crouch Walter H. Schwarzer Lodge No. 77 Kenneth N. Murray D o r c i l A. Rickard Harry G. S i t l e r Lodge No. 85 George K. B e n f i e l d Aubrey N. McAtee Lodge No. 86 James D. Hereford Richard C. Kogler Lodge No. 88 Howard S. F r i s b i e Lodge No.90 Jerome E. Brown Lewis B. Falley LaVerne G. Howard Orville R. Kendall Millard S. Snyder Lodge No. 91 Wayne P. Baker Robert M. Currier Joseph E. Reuter Lodge No. 93 Barney Pallia Ernest R. Stevens
Lodge No. 17 George R. Besore Henry M. Davis Adolph C. Hadden Franklin R. Lacy
Lodge No. 49 Benjamin E. Zoll
Lodge No. 94 H u r l i n J . Blackstun W i l l i a m T. Chester Charles R. K i b l i n g e r Ross K. Lawrence Wayne F. Maxwell Orland R. Newby Clark M. Stevens
Lodge No. 51 Clifford C. May
Lodge No. 95 Chandler P. Berryman
Lodge No. 18 Henry S. Colby Lyle Fouts Edward E. Haley Stephen V. Ralph
Lodge No. 57 Erwin A. Stark
Lodge No. 97 George P. Anthony Paul J. Jones C. Verne Myers Rex L. Smith Raymond B. Walter
Lodge No. 16 Delbert L. Donnell
Lodge No. 23 Samuel A. Daugherty Lodge No. 24 Earl F. Hanlin William G. Landers Herschel H. Rayle
Lodge No. 48 William A. Jackson Henry C. Wilde
Lodge No. 60 Francis E. Baringer Wayne E. Dai ley Philip D. Knisley Lodge No. 61 01 in W. Crotchett Lodge No. 63 John H. Murphy
Lodge No. 98 Everett 0. Stephens
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Lodge No. 99 Hillard W. Bodkin John T. Crane John T. Davis James B. Nelson Robert Rl Taylor
Lodge No. 146 Joe J. Jezek Francis L. Wilson
Lodge No. 100 Richard Card
Lodge No. 150 William E. Clark Gerald E. Geise Henry E. Jensen Ambrose T. McConwell George M. Osgood Arthur B. Wilmoth
Lodge No. 102 Lester F. Cannon Clare S. Ford Lodge No. 105 Charles R. Close Elmer A. Taylor Lodge No. 109 Warren W. Brown Lodge No. 110 Bruce F. Breitweg Lodge No. 113 ' Harry A. Anderson Vernon D. Martin Lodge No. 117 Vincent L. Rosenstahl
Lodge No. 148 Ernest H.Hillraan
Lodge No. 154 Henry Choate Lodge No. 155 Martin W. Haigler Kenneth K. Kiner Hobart D. Scott Lodge No. 164 Wilber R. Bearley Lodge No. 167 Clyde W. Hirt Lodge No. 168 Eddie Townsend
Lodge No. 119 William H. Longston John L. Schwab
Lodge No. 169 Fred S. Stryker
Lodge No. 121 Chauncey E. Horsman
Lodge No. 171. William L. Gray
Lodge No. 124 Charles G. Colladay Edmund V. Wilson
Lodge No. 172 Arvid R. Holgerson Rudolph A. Lawrenz George R. McCormick Donovan R. Mulvaney Clifford H. Smith
Lodge No. 132 Merrill J. Wilson Lodge No. 133 Chester E. Bowles James T. Reeder . Lodge No. 136 Ora E. McCann Lodge No. 140 Terrill L. Darnell Harry H. Dunn G. W. Easley Lloyd W. Gerdom Carlyle Harmon Lodge No. 141 Arrold R. Earhart Lodge No. 142 Thomas H. Gordon, Jr. Ernest V. Hetzel Albert W. Jordan. Clayton C.^ Scheffler Lodge No. 145 Harold L. Shamburg
Lodge No. 173 Emmett Nixon Lodge No. 177 Virgil H. Harwood Max P. Horn Wilmer R. Shaffer James A. Wilson Lodge No. 183 Lloyd Engstrom Lodge No. 184 Peter N. Klein Elmar W. McLaughlin
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Lodge No. 192 Max R. Dickerson Lodge No. 194 Peter McKenny Lodge No. 195 John Loughridge Wilson Huhlheim Fred H. Mullen Lodge No. 196 Everett H. Bolte Harold F. Greenwood Lodge No. 198 Gareld R. Chard Paul L. Day Merton H. Hickman Lodge No. 199 Lewis A. Stapp Lodge No. 200 Phillip H. Davis Otis E. Ordway Lodge No, 201 Gerald R. Bowman Lodge No. 212 Harry L. Anderson . Wallace D. Jackson Harry G. Mazure Floyd E. WilmothLodge No. 214 Fredrick Downing Lodge No. 217 Frank A. Gruver Jim R. Ramsey Lodge No. 222 Vaughn A., Kimball Ralph T. McCoy Lodge No. 223 Wayne H. Seward Lodge No. 230 Perry L. Braly Peter C. M. Koster Claude W. Wallace Lodge No. 233 Lacel G. Moss Lodge No. 236 Martin M. Krumme
Lodge No. 237 Lodge No. 186 Glen Kirk Ward K. Claar Gustave H. Lippelmann, Jr. Lodge No. 243 . Marvin L. Spurlock Lodge No. 187 Robert Dunbar Lodge No..244 William E. Miller William G. Williamson, Jr. Charles F." Million CI if ford B. Newman John J. Riipar Raymond C. Smith
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Lodge No. 247 Roy W. Umberson Royal A. Wenrich Lodge No. 253 James C. Jones Lodge No. 256 Dale Cain Lodge No. 257 Erie W. Francis Frank E. Webster Lodge No. 258 Theodore L. Aaron Oscar G. Rinkel Milton Andrew Mood Lodge No. 261 Charles G. Fowler William H. Jewell Clarence E. Jones Charles I. McCuliough Don K, Walker Lodge No,. 262 George R. Darnes Harry E. Detwiler Dwight S. Waters Lodge No. 264 Guy S. Hadsell Wallace C. Sullivan
Lodge No. 281 Howard B. Cannon Russel A. Lindley Bryan B. Parker David.H. Pratt Arden L. Wallace Lodge No. 283 Ralph V. Bryant William H. Evans Lodge No. 291 Charles H. Otto Lodge No. 293 Harry L. Pratt Lodge No. 295 Everett H. Chance Harold L. Northern Valtos E. Richardson John T. White Lodge No. 299 Chalmer M. Boles Arnold A. Linscheid Marion A. Zink Lodge No. 300 William H. Goontz
Lodge No. 269 Mike Roney Howard C. Staley
Lodge No. 303 William F. Brown Arthur C. Davis Wilber L. Edmundson George R. Emerick Mel A. Gates Jesse M. Guy Guy A. Houston William C. Ledford Joseph N. Lower Joseph E. Moddrell Frank R. Solomon
Lodge No. 271 Wilson A. Reitz
Lodge No. 306 Robert P. Fitzhugh
Lodge No. 272 Alfred R. Christian Edwin B. Stevens Thomas A. Strickland Thomas M. VanCleave Malvin C. Wax
Lodge No. 309 Thomas F. Behrendt
Lodge No, 265 Paul AHantla Alva R. Huff Floyd E. Omo
Lodge No. 273 Willard A. Parker Lodge No. 275 Richard H. Boyd Lodge No. 277 Oscar D. Spotts Lodge No. 278 James V. Snead Lodge No. 279 Erwin T. Hendrickson Grant Hyames
Lodge No. 311 Amel L. Cox Lodge No. 312 John C. Garetson Lodge No. 314 Charles F. Braden Lodge No. 315 Gerald E. Johnson Harry C. Manson Lodge No. 319 George E. Allender Joseph E. Davis Paul L. Dickinson Ruel Lazarus Arch D. Sammons Eugene E. Suppes Samuel M. VanGieson
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Lodge No. 322 Harry E. Canaga James S. Farris Boyd E. Hogan Lodge No. 324 Louie B. Ade Merill J. Wilson Lodge No. 327 Mark L. Joy Lodge No. 331 George W. Butler Lodge No. 333 James L. Benning Rex L. Brooks Lodge No. 338 Roy W. Gregg Lodge No. 349 Elmer A. Fiser Fred Seymour Lodge No. 352 Wayne A. Ferrell Lodge No. 354 Ed Siegenhagen Lodge No. 355 Herman L. Hite Lodge No. 361 Forrest L. Dunn Lodge No. 364 Claude A. Samuels Clyde E. Samuels Lodge No. 366 William T. Hedy Abraham F. Kuhn Lodge No. 367 Robert A. Simonson Nerval W. Woodworth Lodge No. 371 Orlen C. Gradall Howard R. Lucas Lodge No. 374 Harold I . Swartz Lodge No. 376 Allen L. McMahan Lodge No. 379 Glenn M. Hamlett Lodge No. 380 John L. Scott Lodge No. 384 Felton M. Bratcher Dale Strodtman
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Lodge No. 390 Eugene P. Spaulding Lodge No. 399 William J . HcKinley Lodge No. 403 Howard G. Willoughby Lodge No. 406 Raymond H. Moore Lodge No. 411 Kenneth W.iWilley Lodge No. 420 Noble Q. Bradford Lodge No. 424 Martin E. Dowse Lodge No. 433 James E. Huffman Edgar W. Ingram, Jr. Clarence W. Shreve Lodge No. 438 Frank J . Kelly Lodge No. 440 Alton K. Dutton Lodge No. 445 Robert E. Mann Lodge No. 449 Lloyd E. Roberts Henry L. Streator Walter E. T r i p l e t t
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MASONS WITH 60 YEARS AND OVER MEMBERSHIP - 1987 Lodge No. 2 Kenyon L. Breckenridge James W. Henthorn Lodge No. 3 Carl Strobel
Lodge No. 35 Fred E. Davis Benjamin E. Dowell Ivan W. Warren Lodge No. 37 Fred Ivy
Lodge N o. 6 Joseph A. Hults Andrew J . McDonald Pete Springer
Lodge No. 39 Arthur M. Bobbitt Charles A. Jermane
Lodge No. 7 Wesley J . Brown Guy S. Day
Lodge No..42 Minnis R. Riley Harold E. Rolley
Lodge No. 8 Vaun H. Bradshaw Harvard A. Morehead
Lodge No. 43 William E. Albertson Joseph S. Wooddell
Lodge No. 9 Francis D. Baty Wilmer G. Beougher Ivan D. Holmquist Alonzo C. Sluss
Lodge No. 44 John D. Smith Loren E. Whitehead
Lodge No. 10 Ralph S. Edwards Earle G. Walker
Lodge No. 48 Ellsworth B. Cummings
Lodge No. 12 George E. Hutton
Lodge No. 51 Thomas H. Bruce Lester J. England Everett E. Fauchier Frank R. Fisher Walter D. Hart William 0. Lyman Cyril L. Rich
Lodge No. 15 Guy G. Gordon Joseph E. McMuUen
Lodge No. 52 Carl L. Carlson George L. Swank
Lodge No. 17 Leo G. Swogger Charles M. Williams
Lodge No. 54 Virgil C. Hartley
Lodge No. 11 Dallas U. Davis
Lodge No. 18 Robert S. D u f f i e l d Raymond Hanna Mil f o r d R. Monroe Charles A. Scribner Clarence F. Ward Lodge No. 20 Carl E. Baertch Lodge No. 23 Hale Steele Lodge No. 24 Earl T. Durrant Lodge No. 24 Uhl H. Totten Lodge No. 32 Raymond M. Crawford Lodge No. 33 Harry Fisher
Lodge No. 60 Edward H. Kimball Lodge No. 65 Karl E. Lehman Lodge No. 67 Leroy M. Shafer Lodge No. 71 Fred A. Peters Loyd P. Youse Lodge No. 74 Clovis G. Cash Harold F. Ralston Lodge No. 75 George S. Davis James E. S u l l i v a n Lodge No. 76 Oakley P. Caldwell Thomas F. Leatherman
Lodge No. 77 Glen L. Bloom Chester B. FuUerton Lodge No. 80 Americus G. Pond Lodge No. 85 LeRoy T. Schuchart Lloyd H. Wanamaker Lodge No. 86 Joseph R. Burns Herbert R. Glidden Lodge No. 90 Delmar W. Beshears Lodge No. 91 Richard J u e l f s Lodge No. 94 Harry A. Blackstone I r w i n R. Hammersley David W. Hughes Lodge No. 95 Ozie G. G r i f f i n Lodge No. 96 W i l l i a m A. Gardner Lodge No. 97 Herschel G. Bowers Fred 0. Lawson Lodge No. 98 Everette D. Hedges â&#x20AC;¢ Lodge No. 99 Frank E. Bledsoe Earl W. Calhoun William F. Holleicke Chester E. Howell Albert D. Kipfer Ralph N. Miller Irven J. Williams Lodge No. 102 William E. Burns W. Earl Eudaly Lodge No. 103 Irvin M. Barnett Ross E. Cooper Ernest W. Johnson Lodge No. 104 Redman Dunham Lodge No. 106 Marion W. Lipman Wilton C. McCoy Hubert E. Rich Warren R. Willis Lodge No. 110 Joseph B. Ridings
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Lodge No. Ill Joseph Cerny Lodge No. 113 Bryant E. Thurston Lodge No. 117 William B. Grubb Lodge No. 119 George W. Hertz Lodge No. 122 Roy J. Anderson Lodge No. 133 Ralph Burt Glenn E. Cleveland Henry G. Templar Lodge No. 134 John C. Saunders Lodge No. 135 Fred H. Piercy Lodge No. 136 Charles E. Fesler Poley E. Okelley Wayne F. Shannon Lodge No. 140 Fred 0. Cowan Louis Hausam James E. Stamper Lodge No. 142 Donald E. Brunn Clarence F. Ice Lodge No. 145 James E. Brooke Lodge No. 147 Ray V. Beeton William J. Haas Lodge No. 150 Ray L. Geddes Lodge No. 151 John E. Eckel Lodge No. 152 Carl C. Cummins Lodge No. 162 Forrest S. Ayers Ernest T. Baker Leon F. Deaver William R. Popkess Lodge No. 166 Theodore W. Coover Lodge No. 168 William H. Davis Lodge No. 169 Walter F. Bergen George M. Reddington
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Lodge No. 171 Preston E. Beauchamp Herbert M. Bentley Lodge No. 174 Ezra G. Herman Frank K. Lumpkin Roy W. Lumpkin William J. Thomas Lodge No. 177 Gaylord G. Frazier Frank P. McCollum Lodge No. 184 Sollie L. Eller Lodge No. 186 Clifford D. Lang Lodge No. 187 Merrill E. Seymour Lodge No. 188 Avery G. Eddy Alphonso N. Dodds Lodge No. 189 Duffy A. Hindman Emmett K. Richmond Lodge No. 190 Herbert D. Harrod Charles H. Knabb Lodge No. 193 Vernon E. Griffiths Lodge No. 196 Rex K. Davis Lodge No. 200 Vivian V. Dombaugh Raymond G. Frye Albert E. Jones Charles W. Stark Lodge No. 204 Harry W. Ortel Lodge No. 205 Edwin B. Day Jess L. Pio Lodge No. 206 Clarence 0. Nelson Paul M. Simpson
Lodge No. 221 Loyd Blosser William J. Matthias Jake P. Stofer Carl A. Westin Lodge No. 222 Harold G. Hester William W. Neal Lodge No. 223 Arwin W. Jackson Arley M. Kistler Frank E. Lockard Lodge No. 225 Delbert V. Boutwell Carl H. Boyer Ralph F. Glenn Samuel Zurbuchen Lodge No. 229 William,E. Gregory Lodge No. 230 Marvin W. Wallace Lodge No. 233 Julian G. Manser Lodge No. 236 Ralph E. Rees Lodge No. 238 Joseph S. Smith Lodge No. 246' Milward C. Schrader Lodge No. 252 L. Lee Metcalf Lodge No. 254 George F. Holtfrerich Lodge No. 256 Ray 0. Shoemaker Lodge No. 258 Clyde Dewey Loyd A. Gawthrop Paul C. Miller Lodge No. 261 Pete Vessadini Lodge No. 262 George W. Header
Lodge No. 212 Vernon R. Howard Curtis A. Koch
Lodge No. 272 Roy W. Gee
Lodge No. 214 Ernest E. Grittman
Lodge No. 275 David J. Wilson
Lodge No. 216 Leo S. Graham
Lodge No. 277 Ray Crosby Lodge No. 278 Richard F. Amerine Arthur J. D. Hardesty
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Lodge No. 336 Fred Snider
Lodge No. 417 Harry F. Lutz
Lodge No. 289 Donald G. Hutton
Lodge No. 341 Earl H. Prentice
Lodge No. 419 Charley Kovar
Lodge No. 290 Roy A. Hosher
Lodge No. 345 Everett 0. Smith
Lodge No. 295 R. Dale Mark
Lodge No. 430 William M. Gleason Augustus P. Lapham, Jr.
Lodge No. 349 Louis F. Cerny
Lodge No. 299 Pascal J. Harlan
Lodge No. 355 Forrest L. Brown
Lodge No. 300 William H. Hatcher Charles A. Newcomer Wendell A. Roach
Lodge No. 357 Harvey Hoch
Theodore A. Sanborn
Lodge No. 303 John Andrews George C. Bond Lloyd R. Bump Vere Leslie Champion Haul T. Clavin Robert D. Cuthbertson Perry J. Eash Leslie E. Graham Don J. Hays John HHicks Otto T. Hill Joe J. King Kenneth V. Manning Walter HvMooney Elmer Reed Thomas F. Riddle Orlo L. Simpson Earl H. Snyder Raymond E. Taylor Lodge No. 307 Cecil E. Smith Lodge No. 310 Melvin R. Cummings Leo L. Kline Lodge No. 311 Ralph C. Smith Lodge No. 315 James R. Stierwalt Lodge No. 322 Roy C. Gallup Wallace e. Leger : Alva D. Nelson
Lodge No. 362 Elmer R. Baxa Edward Schneberger Lodge No. 364 Perry T. Rickard Lodge No.369 Jacob L. Gabriel Lodge No. 371 Ed L Devore Lodge No. 374 Loren C. Nordeen Lodge No. 384 Waldo D. Wollam Lodge No. 385 John E. Montfoort Lodge No. 388 Hiram H. Col burn Lodge No. 390 Lei and R. Brown Lodge No. 395 Horace G. Huenergardt Lodge No. 397 Lester E. Dressier Lodge No. 398 Raymond E. Didlake Lodge No. 404 Thomas J. Walz
Lodge No. 327 Lester P. Col born
Lodge No. 408 George M. Bell Matthew J. Falletti
Lodge No. 331 Everett Chase George E. Eveleigh
Lodge No. 409 Jean F. Bennett
Lodge No. 335 Henry B. Lawton â&#x20AC;¢ Lee L. Lowder
Lodge No. 415 Herbert H. Brandt Paul H. Galbraith Elmer J. Owen
lodge No. 431 Howard E. Hawkins Lodge No. 433 Chester A. Dine Homer W. Fritchman Frank R. Jiimp Lodge No. 438 Willard W. Langford Lodge No. 445 Wilber M. Murray
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REPORT OF THE COUNCIL OF ADMINISTRATION R:.W:. Albert 0. Arnold, Jr., Secretary to the Council, presented the following report which, on his motion, was accepted for printing in the Annual Proceedings. In conformity with submitted:
By-law 2-107 report
of the Council
of Administration is
hereby
Following the close of our Annual Communication on March 21, 1987 was the election of Officers of said Council. Accordingly M:.W:. Clifford D. Knauss was elected President: R:.W:. Claude W. Norris, Deputy Grand Master, Vice President and R:.W:. Robinett Secretary. All were unanimously elected. .M:.W:. Durward C, Danielson expressed his appreciation for the cooperation he had received during his year as Grand Master. He thanked the Council for their help and wished them well in the coming year. M:.W:. Clifford D. Knauss, on behalf of the Council, expressed their appreciation and thanks to M:.W:. Danielson for his years of service and devotion to the Fraternity. On regular motion, second and unanimous vote, Kaw Valley Bank and Trust was retained as the official bank of the Grand Lodge. Additionally, accounts were retained at Merchants National Bank, Capitol Federal Savings, Fidelity State Bank & Trust and Bank IV of Topeka. The Grand Master announced an all day meeting of the Council for Sunday, March 29, 1987, at the Council office in the Grand Lodge building in Topeka, beginning at 9:00 am. All facets of the operation were discussed with special emphasis on the Grand Master's Selective Invitation program and his naming of a Committee on Membership. Several charity cases were reviewed and allowed or refused on an individual basis. A meeting was called for August 15th at 10:00 am for Area Deputies. This meeting was held in the Council office at the Grand Lodge in Topeka. This meeting was held to investigate and and generally discuss conditions in the individual areas. The Carl Claudy play, "ROSE ON THE ALTAR" was meetings in lieu of other programing.
to be presented
at the fall
Warden
R:.W:.(and Mrs. Jean C. Huget), Grand Representative of the Grand Lodge of Kansas, near the Grand Lodge of Switzerland Alpina spent two days in Kansas as a part of their general tour of the United States. They were hosted by the Grand Secretary and his lady. A Lodge asked for assistance in determining the regular standing of Faith Lodge No. 1271 of Logos, Nigeria. This is to further determine if a member of that Lodge is in good standing. An exchange of letters between the Grand Secretary and the Grand Secretary of Scotland did confirm the regular standing of Faith Lodge and further confirmed the good standing of the person in question. After passing a satisfactory examination, he was admitted. The Grand Master announced appointment Brothers.
of Grand Representatives to replace
deceased
Edicts of consolidations were issued in six incidents after review and discussion. The Grand Secretary reported receiving tax notices and insurance billings over and above the sum allowed in the budget. . After review these overdraws were allowed. Several other overdraws were also discussed and allowed. After review of complaints regarding addresses, the Grand Secretary was instructed to bring the computer program in house as soon as ipossible. The possible sale of unused items at the Grand Lodge building was discussed. The funds thus derived to be used in replacing and/or adding equipment in,the Grand Lodge Office. The Grand Secretary reported visiting with the Finance Committee regarding opening still another account. Permission was granted. The reason being to keep our funds under the insurable allowance of $100,000. This account was opened with Commerce Bank and Trust of Topeka.
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The Grand Secretary was instructed to write a letter to each Lodge not having attended the Annual Communication for three years. This is in violation of By-Law 3-621 REPRESENTATION AT.ANNUAL COMMUNICATION - DUTY OF LODGES. Explanation was required. â&#x20AC;˘ The Grand in question approved and resting over
Secretary reported contact with the Dewitt Company of Denver. The subject was the design of a Past Master's lapel emblem. Later a design was ordered for sale to Lodges and individuals. Basically, this is a square the quadrant on a blue background of the state of Kansas.
The Grand Secretary was also instructed to work with the Dewitt company in designing a Kansas Masonic lapel emblem. It is a sunflower with a square and compass centered on the emblem and containing the word KANSAS. This,also for sale to the Craft. The Ritualistic Committee announced their desire to "FLOOR RULES AND INSTRUCTIONS." Approval was given.
up-date the
booklet known
as
After study it was decided to remove the cover portion of the present Petition The Mysteries. The cover would be made available for Lodges wishing to use it instructions to committee of investigation.
For for
The Grand Secretary received permission to use United Parcel Service for delivery large parcels. Permission granted.
of
It was parcels.
approved to
bill
lodges for
parcel post
and
UPS delivered
packages
and
The Grand Secretary reported an increasing number of request for certificates of good standing. He therefore requested permission to design a certificate for this purpose. The Council officia.lly met on eleven occasions and conferred on many, many other to ascertain needs and conditions. By far the most dominate subject was our Kansas Masonic Home. After much hard work and consultation, a new program was approved for presentation at the Annual Communication in .Wichita. The principle design of-the new program is to involve each area of the jurisdiction in the decision making process of our Home. On December 9. 1987 a joint meeting of the Council was held at the Grand Lodge office in conjunction with the Finance Committee meeting. Each line item was carefully studied and structured to conform with available funds. Respectfully submitted,
Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Secretary to the Council
REPORT OF THE NECROLOGY COMMITTEE M:.W:. Carroll C. Arnett, PGM, presented the following report which, on his motion was accepted. To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of AF & AM of Kansas Most Worshipful Grand Master and brethren, once again at the end of another year, we pause to pay tribute to those of our fraternity who have been called to their heavenly rest. Our Grand Lodge suffered the loss of 1738 of our brethren during the past year. We are grateful that the line of our Grand Lodge Officers had not been broken this year. Their presence at our Grand Lodge session to fulfill the duties of their various places and stations is most notable. We were most saddened and the masons of Kansas deeply mourn the demise of three our Past Grand Masters, thus once again breaking the circle of fraternal friendships the living Past Grand Masters. H:.W . Richard A. Porter on June 20, age 64 M:.W . Ben W. Graybill in July 10, age 88 M:.W . Durward C. Danielson on September 29, age 67
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M:'.'W:.. Richard was born December 16, 1922i on a farm near Mount Hope, and his family moved to Wichita in 1935. He graduated from Wichita East High School and attended Wichita University, now Wichita State University. He served in the US Air Force during World War II. After the war, he returned Wichita, received a business degree from WSU in 1949 and married Elizabeth Dahmer 1950.
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He had worked in the real estate, mortgage sales and insurance businesses-most recently with, Porter Mortgage Company for six years. From 1965 untilhis death, he was the secretary/treasurer of the Scottish Rite Bodies of Wichita. In 1967, he. received the 33rd Degree, the Masonry's highest honor. As a member of the Masonic fraternity, he served as master of Albert Pike Lodge and District deputy. He also was involved with the York Rite, the Midian Shrine, the DeMolay and the Eastern Star and served on several Grand Lodge committees. In 1933, Mr. Porter was elected Grand Master of Kansas Masons. He also served as secretary of the Wichita Consistory-Midian Shrine Crippled Children's Fund. He was a member of the Downtown Rotary Club and a trustee of the Institute of Logopedics. In addition to his love of the Masonry, he enjoyed woodworking and gardening, furniture and wood carvings, giving them to his friends as gifts.
making
Brother Richard is survived by his lovely wife Elizabeth, a daughter, Maureen Bailey of Clearwater; a son, Richard Allen Porter, Jr. of Long Island, NY; his mother, Vida Porter of Mount Hope; a sister, Harriet Solter of Oklahoma City; and five grandchildren. One of the highlights of M:.W:. Porter's year was (and I quote from his Grand Master's Address): "A Special Communication of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge, AF & AM of Kansas was opened in Ample Form on the First Degree of Masonry at 3:15 p.m. in the Masonic Temple at 2300 West 30th Street, Topeka, Kansas, on March 10, 1984 for the purpose of journeying to the residence of former Governor and Brother Alf M'. Landpn for the awarding of a 75-year Emblem. , The brethren then drove by car to the Governor's residence. A cordial reception followed and it was very spirited and enlightening.' The Governor quickly recognized M:.W:. Richard L. Becker, and recalled many of their past associations. He also recognized M:.W:. Dr. Addison C. Irby who had presented him a 50-year Emblem 25 years prior to their meeting. , . . The Governor invited all of the Grand Officers present, and several of their ladies, to view his memorabilia display, in the lower recreational area of his home. A thoroughly enjoyable time was had by all, and brought many complimentary remarks from the Governor and Brother Landon for our efforts in bringing to his this award." M:.W:. Graybill's Masonic Career began when he became a Master Mason in the Roger E. Sherman Lodge, No. 369, in Kansas City, Kansas, December 16, 1922. He was made a 32nd Degree Mason in the Kansas City, Kansas, Consistory, February 12, 1923; and is a life member of Abdallah Shrine, Kansas City, Kansas. In 1953 the Supreme Council of the Scottish Rite awarded him the rank and decoration of Knight Commander of the Court of Honor. He is a member of the York Rite Bodies in Olathe, Kansas. Brother Ben led, not only in the formation of Meera Chapter, but in the Old Mission Chapter of the Order of DeMolay and the Johnson County Shrine Club. He received the DeMolay Legion of Honor in 1957. . . Brother Graybill was a full time Grand Master. He had retired from the postal service to allow him to give service as Grand Master, and, at no time, day or night did his personal affairs interfere with his duties as Grand Master. We express our sympathy to his beloved wife Pearl. M:.W:. Danielson was born October 9, 1919 in Clyde, Kansas, son of Hobart M. and Gertrude A. (Anderson) Danielson. A resident of Manhattan since 1946. Mr. Danielson was a District Agent with Prudential Life Insurance Company for 30 years. A member of First Presbyterian Church, and an Elder of the Presbyterian Church. He had served the Masonic Grand Lodge of Kansas as Warden, Deputy Grand Master, and Grand Master in 1986-87. Currently he was the Jr. Past Grand Master of the Grand Masonic Lodge,of Kansas. Other memberships include: St. Augustine #7, Knights of the Red Cross of Constantine, Topeka; a life member of Salina Consistory; Isis Temple of Salina; Lafayette Lodge #15, AF & AM of Manhattan; Marysville Council of Cryptic Masons; The Philalethes Society; Order of the Eastern Star #209; American Association of Retired Perosns; National Rifle Association; American Legion Post #17; VFW Post #1786; Sojourners; and for many years had helped conduct Masonic Graveside Services, both in Manhattan and central, Kansas. Mr. Danielson served in World War II, US Army and retired as a Colonel.
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He was married February 19, 1944 in Honolulu to Virginia L. (Jima) Lynch and she survives at the home; one son, Eric L. Danielson of Wamego; two daughters, Clair Reno, Idaho Falls, Odaho; and Julie O'Connell, Roswell, Georgia; four grandchildren; one sister, Jeanee Wortham, Dallas, Texas. One son, Jeffery H. Danielson preceded him in death, June 9, 1986. We were saddened by the passing of Nancy, the talented and devoted wife of our Grand Master, M:.W:. J. Fred Williamson in May, 1986. We also mourn father of M:.W:. youth led him to DeMolay. He was
Past
the loss of George Robert Jackson, Past Grand Sword Bearer 1982-83, and Robert G. Jackson, who passed this life July 28, 1987. His love for serve as chapter advisor of Fort Scott Chapter, International Order of also a founder of the Kansas DeMolay Foundation.
On June 29, 1987, lola, Kansas, Viola, the wife of Stanley J. Kirk, passed away suddenly while visiting him in the hospital where he was in a coma from a stroke he had suffered a few days earlier. He passed away 40 minutes later. Sir Knight Kirk was Grand Commander Master of the Grand Council in 1960. Thus we departed.
close this
of Kansas
report with prayers
in
in 1947 and our hearts
for
Most illustrious the families
Grand of
the
We bid you now a kind farewell. Perhaps to see you never; But in our hearts your memories dwell Forever-yes, forever. Then fare ye well ye loved ones all. May heavenly grace attend you. To wait the Orients Master's call, And may his love defend you. And when our work on earth is o'er, -And we have filled our station, Though tempests rise and oceans roar. With sweeping desolation. Our home is bright beyond the tide. Where partings grieve us never. Nor party names of creeds divide. Our harmony forever. Respectfully submitted,
Carroll C. Arnett, PGM, Chairman
REPORT OF GRAND LODGE PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE W:. Floyd E. (Gene) Ramsey, Chairman, presented the following report which, on his motion, was accepted. To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of AF & AM of Kansas: It has been another busy year for the KANSAS MASON, and again I want to thank all the secretaries and Masters who took the time to send photos and news items for publicationThe regular four issues were published, but because of printing and postage costs we did not print a special issue for "Grand Lodge." Second class postage increases continue to be a problem in keeping the cost down for the KANSAS MASON. Another major problem for us is address changes. We urge you to inform us as soon as you move to save the Grand Lodge additional expense on addresses returned postage due. Two of our issues were increased to 12 pages because of the Masonic Home donor's list which has been part of their section each issue. Our press run has been nearly 60,000 this past year. The KANSAS MASON is your publication and needs your support, both with news items and readership. Send us as many items as you can in advance of your meetings if they coincide with our publication dates. Publication dates and deadlines are printed in every issue. It is up to you to advertise your lodge activities through the KANSAS MASON. Your photos and news items are important.
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I ask that any photographs that you forward, if possible, be in black and white with notation on the back of each photo of the date, purpose, and identification of those appearing in the photograph. Again, may I express my sincere appreciation to the Craft the position of Editor of the KANSAS MASON. Respectfully and Fraternally,
and the Grand Master
for
Floyd E. (Gene) Ramsey, Chairman
LABOR TO REFRESHMENT The Grand Lodge was called from labor to refreshment at 11:37 a.m.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE ASSOCIATION OF PAST GRAND MASTERS OF KANSAS Wichita, Kansas March 18, 1988 The 84th Annual Meeting of the Association of Past Grand Masters of Kansas was held in Wichita, Kansas at the Petroleum Club at noon on Friday, March 18, 1988. Twenty-two of our twenty-five Past Grand Masters were present. The following Past Grand Masters were present: Robert H. Arnold (1975) S. Allan Daugherty (1952) Ralph D. Walker (1976) Richard L. Becker (1957) William F. Mcintosh (1977) John H. Murray (1961) Chester L. Gilbert (1978) Arthur C. Hodgson (1964) W. Nolan Artz (1979) Owen E. Hodgson (1965) F. Warren Starns (1980) Thomas C. Raum, Jr. (1968) Ben B. Boyles (i98l) Carroll C. Arnett (1969) Robert G. Jackson (1982) Robert D. Caplinger (1971) Larry D. Winegardner (1984J Richard D. Kelsey (1972) Arris M. Johnson (1985) J. Fred Williamson (1973) Clifford D. Knauss (1987) Forrest D. Haggard (1974) The Venerable President, M:.W:. Robert G, Jackson opened a Table Lodge and called M:.W:. Forrest D. Haggard to offer prayer.
on
Our Grand Master, M:.W:. Clifford D. Knauss, accompanied by the visiting Grand Masters from other Grand Jurisdictions, were presented for the Induction Ceremony. M:.W:. Carroll C. manner.
Arnett conducted
the ceremony in
a most
impressive and
proficient
Luncheon was served to all present. Toasts were called for by the Venerable President. I.
II.
Toast to our deceased brethren: In 1987 we lost three of our members. (a) M:.W:. Ben W. Graybill, Shawnee Mission, Kansas; Grand Master in 1963; Memorial by M:.W:. Forrest D. Haggard, PGM. (b) M:.W:. Richard A. Porter, Wichita, Kansas; Grand Master in 1983; Memorial by H:.W:. Thomas C. Raum, Jr., PGM. (c) H:.W:. Durwood C. Danielson, Manhattan, Kansas; Grand Master in 1986; Memorial by M:.W:. Robert G. Jackson, PGM. Toast to Masonry around the world: Given by M:.W:. F. Warren Starns: Response by M:.W:. Robert D. Caplinger.
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Toast to our.Brother George Washington: Given by M:'.W:. Robert H. Arnold; Response by Ben B. Boyles. Toast to DeMoiay: Given by M:.W:. Robert G. Jackson; Response by Thomas C. Raum, Jr. Toast to M:.W:. Forrest D. Haggard for receiving the Texas Sam Houston Award: Given by M:.W:. Chester L. Gilbert; Response by M:.W:. Forrest D. Haggard. â&#x20AC;˘ Toast to the H:.W:. Grand Lodge of Kansas: Given by M:.W:. Robert G. Jackson; Response by M:.W:. Grand Master Clifford D. Knauss.
. W:. Robert M:.W M:.W . M:.W .
G. Jackson, Venerable President, introduced our visitors: Paul R. Eveland, Grand Master of Nebraska; Thomas K. McGuire, Jr., Grand Master of Missouri; John B. Arp, Jr., Past Grand Master nf Tennessee.
Each responded in a fine manner. M:.W:. S. Allan Daugherty, Secretary, reported on the three members who were absent. M:.W:. Ray W. Kinzie, Wichita, Kansas, Grand Master in 1960 and M:.W:. William E. Montgomery, Syracuse, Kansas, Grand Master in 1966, were unable to attend because of illness.. M:.W:. William E. Bradford, Wamego, Kansas, Grand present for activities on March 17, 1988. There are 12 surviving widows of Past Grand activity.
Master in 1967, and his wife
Masters, in various stage of health
were
and
There are plans to take a photograph of the group. H:.W:. Jackson announced that on June 16, 1988, H:.W:. S. Allan Dougherty and his wife Lucille would receive their 50 year emblems at Evengeline Chapter #162 OES at Baldwin City, Kansas. All were cordially invited to attend. The following officers were elected to serve for the ensuing year: M:.W M:.W M:.W M:.W M:.W
. . . . .
Lawrence D. Winegardner, Venerable President Arris M. Johnson, Senior Warden Arthur C. Hodgson, Junior Warden S. Allan Daugherty, Secretary Clifford C. Knauss, Steward
The next Annual Meeting will be held in Salina, Kansas, March 17, 1989. The meeting of business, ceremony and fellowship was concluded with the Tyler's Toast given by M:.W:. J. Fred Williamson, after which the Table Lodge was closed in Ample Form by the Venerable President. Fraternally submitted, S. Allan Daugherty, PGM Secretary
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INTRODUCTION OF OTHER DISTINGUISHED GUESTS At 1:00 p.m.,, R:.W:. Claude W. Norris, Deputy Grand Master sounded the gavel assembling the Brethren for furthur introductions'. ' ' The Grand Marshal was called upon to escort Sister Mary Ann Wilson, Worthy Grand Matron of the Grand Chapter Order of Eastern Star to the ;East. Sister Wilson was warmly received as she introducted Sister Marcella Starkweather, Grand Esther. Several others were also recognized. Sister Wilson's remarks were appreciative and well received. The Grand Marshal then presented the following representatives of Youth Orders. Cheryl Fitch, Grand Worthy Advisor of Rainbow for Girls in Kansas ' Stacey Cress, Grand Bethel Honor Queen, Por Tern in Kansas Paige White, Miss Job's Daughters High Gill IV, State Master Councilor of DeMolay in Kansas' Each brought Fraternity.
greetings and
appreciation for
continuing support
received from
' the
W:. John Eldon Masters, Executive Officer for DeMolay in Kansas was introduced and called upon for remarks. Brother Masters reminded the Brethren of the Rock Springs Reunion VI on June 4th & 5th, and the State Conclave the third week in July to be held in Emporia. Appreciation and thanks were extended for assistance and participation in the on-going programs of DeMolay. REFRESHMENT TO LABOR M:.W:. Clifford D. Knauss, Grand Master, then called this Annual Communication from Refreshment to Labor. R:.W:. Allen C. Templeton, Junior Grand Deacon of Colorado, brought greetings in behalf of their Jurisdiction. , CORRESPONDENCE COMMITTEE REPORT W:. Robert B. Pfuetze gave the following report, which on his motion, was accepted: In reviewing the Grand Lodge Proceeding of Jurisdictions in the United State and other countries, the Correspondence Committee has attempted to select the most interesting and valuable information. We hope that many Masons will read the review and find something of value and interest. It is with sorrow we inform you of the death of Brother John Laman, a member of the Correspondence Committee. He was very active in Masonry and will be sadly missed by his local Brethren and Mason throughout the state. There is a continuing effort to reverse the membership trends of the last few years with programs such as Pennsylvania's Solomon II, a professionally prepared program to improve attendance and increase membership. Several Grand Lodges are offering correspondence courses in Masonic Education and Officer Training and there are many other programs designed to add interest, encourage participation and increase membership. AWARDS Approximately 50 Lodges qualified for the Grand Master Award in California. The Grand Master Achievement Award consists of "Lodge Officer Development Programs, Masonic Responsibility." BUILDING The Grand Master of Ohio conducted the cornerstone ceremonies for the Masonic complex at Heath. It is to be the meeting place for three local lodges. A new Temple is under construction of the Phillippines. member is being used for the construction.
An assessment of P200
The Grand Master of Nebraska laid the cornerstone for a new cottage for 12 boys the.Omaha Home for Boys which had just celebrated their 65th Anniversary.
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BY-LAWS CHANGES In California, a recommendation for the elimination of the one-year waiting period before applying for membership in appendant bodies, received a majority vote, but not the 5/6 vote required. It was held over to the next Annual Communication. A decision of the Grand Master of Pennsylvania was to add the following , "Lodges have the option of obligating their candidates for the degrees in multiples of up to five persons. Lodges may also collectively confer the degrees on their candidates, again up to the maximum of five persons, one candidate serving as exemplar for the others." The Grand Master of Pennsylvania issued the following decision, "A Secretary's salary shall not be less the $300 per annum and may not be increased to more than $3 per member the By-Laws Committee of the Grand Lodge may recommend to the Grand Lodge the granting of an exemption from the rule." In New Jersey, a motion carried to grant a warrant for the formation of a Lodge" on the petition of at least 50 Master Masons. In Nebraska, a recommendation prior to the next degree.
failed to require proficiency
"Daylight
in the obligation
At the Grand Lodge of Alberta's Annual Communication, the members voted to the per capita tax by 50%, from $10 to $15 per member.
only
increase
CHARITY The Ohio Disaster committee reported, "May 31, 1985, one of the most devastating series of tornadoes in the history of the United States struck in Ohio, Western Pennsylvania and Canada." More than $70,000 was raised and distributed by the Ohio Masons to the families in need. 125 Lodges participated in the Matching Funds program of the Oklahoma Masonic Charity Foundation. More than $110,000 was donated to charity in local areas by local lodges and was matched dollar for dollar by the Oklahoma Grand Lodge Masonic Charity Foundation. The Oklahoma Foundation reported that $15 of the petition for the entered Apprentice Degree is paid to the Foundation and becomes a permanent portion of the endowment and other charity. The Oklahoma Masonic Charity had excess income over expenses in 1985 of $798,474. At the first quarterly meeting, it was reported that the Board of Benevolence Victoria approved the loans of $234,890 and grants of $122,284 for the needy.
in
"Masonic Charities", a booklet published by the Supreme Council of 334 of Scottish Rite states, "During the year 1985, the charitable contrubutions of all Masonic and Masonic related organizations exceeded $300,000,000 or more that $835,000 for each day of the year. The average contribution for the year was approximately $100 for every Mason in the United States. The total amount contributed each year is increasing and every indication is that this trend will continue. The Grand Lodge of New Zealand maintains a "Benevolence fund" through contributions from the members. This fund gives grants to various organizations, pays annuities to some brethren, grants, loans and mortgages to neeedy brethren and widows and makes "immediate grants" to distressed brothers and widows. The Grand Lodge of Alberta, in the 1985-86 year, granted benevolences totaling in excess of $54,000 to 18 needy Masons, widows and orphans. The grants ranged from $220.50 to $10.00 depending on need. DUES & FEES The per capita tax in California was increased about $2 per member. was $8.80 including $1.10 for the California Freemason.
Total per capita
In Iowa, the average fee for degrees in 1985 was $59.64. The average Lodge dues $23.65
was
As the Masonic Centre in Victoria, Australia, was not generating enough income to cover expenses, an amendment to the Constitution carried for each member to contrubute $3.50 each half year for a 5 year period. In Nova Scotia, an Home from $4 to $6.
amendent carried to
increase the per
capita for the
Freemasons
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FINANCE
A motion carried to create a Masonic Capital Fund in Nova Scotia, The fund is to receive gifts, donations, etc., which are to be invested. The interest is not to be used until 24 months after the fund reaches $100,000 at which time 80% of the interest income may be used and 20% returned to the Fund. HISTORICAL INFORMATION The New Jersey Grand Historian reported the following, titled "A New Beginning:" "In 1786, on the eve of the founding of the Grand Lodge of New Jersey, the of the new country stood on the threshold of a new beginning.
citizens
The final battle of the Revolutionary War, Yorktown, had been won in 1781, the enemy had laid down his arms and departed our shores, and the Treaty of Paris, finally ending our fratricidal war, had been signed in 1783. The Colony of New Jersey had declared independence from Great Britain and instituted the first Constitution of the United States. Soldiers had returned home, inflation had diminished, stability was acknowledgedâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;and a few Freemasons active and concerned about the future of the craft turned their thoughts toward a new government to repalce the Provincial Grand Lodges that had governed the craft in the Colonies " The New Jersey Masons have completed the celebration of the 200th Anniversary of the founding of their Grand Lodge. INCREASED MEMBERSHIP A four-page section of the Iowa Grand Master's Newsletter was an Masonry which could be removed and handed to a non-Mason.
"Introduction"
to
5,721 Masons
are
LEADERSHIP AND MASONIC EDUCATION In Ohio seminars were held for all 25 District Education Officers. enrolled in the Series IV Officers Correspondence Courses.
123 Masons have taken the Series II Masonic Education Correspondence Course in this the first year it has been offered in Oklahoma. The Grand Master encouraged Worshipful Masters to take the course as part of the Award for Excellence Program. The Texas Regional Conference dealt with (1) Masonic Education, (2) Some thoughts for the Grand Master, (3) Endowed Membership Program and (4) Redistricting. Texas offers the L.I.F.E. program, an education program for Lodge officers. Two films produced by the Texas Grand Lodge are available from the Grand Secretary's Office. They are "This is Free Masonry" and "Glimpses of our Texas Masonic Heritage." The Committee on Masonic Education in Pennsylvania reported that the book, "The Exemplarâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;A Guide to Masonic Actions" is being prepared for printing. Color slides of the Masonic Artifacts in the museum will be shown at Educational Seminars to add interest. In Iowa, "Membership" was the main subject of 1985-1986.
the 10 Grand Masters Area Meetings
in
The Grand master of Missouri in his address to Grand Lodge, made the following observations: (1) He suggested that good lodge leaders, not good ritualists, produce good lodges. Perhaps too much value is placed on ritualistic proficiency. Many members, who may not have time to become ritualists would make excellent leaders, and should be given the opportunity to serve in the officer line. (2) He stated that it is time for us to become a fraternity of education, rather than one of ritual. We need to concentrate on providing programs of Masonic Education at each of our meetings. This, not ritual, will increase attendance at lodge meetings. LIBRARY The Texas Grand Lodge Library had an addition of 217 books in 1985 bringing the total to 36,056.
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LIQUOR There have been a few studies and some balloting on amendments of the desirability of serving liquor which for the most part have been rejected. LIFE MEMBERSHIP The Texas Endowed Membership, as of October, during the year.
1985, was 1,218, and increase of 724
The Grand Secretary of Oklahoma reported Perpetual Membership will be a great help to stabilize the losses in this Jurisdiction. "Not only will it help the membership losses, but it will relieve the financial burden these losses create." LODGE OF RESEARCH The Grand Master of Louisiana appointed a "Special Committee to Study the Feasibility of Forming the Louisiana Research Lodge." The chairman of the Committee reported that during the year the research lodge was formed and.it would take about two years for it to begin to function. The Texas Lodge-of Research contributed $500 to the Statue of Liberty Fund. MASONIC ACTIVITIES A joint agreement has been reached between the Masons of Oklahoma and the Oklahoma Society to Prevent Blindness to make it possible to screen preschool children and adults for glaucoma and, thereby, provide a valuable free service to the local communities. It is suggested the lodges make their facilities available for the screening. MASONIC HOME The Iowa Masonic Home with 29 residents is filled to capacity. The Iowa Village" retirement program is ready to start marketing the apartments.
"Masonic
One of the facilities of the Masonic Homes in Victoria is "respite care" or "family relief." This is the care of the elderly people for up to 3 weeks and-not more that 6 weeks in a year. The Homes of Victoria are now providing "accommodations and care, comfort and security" for more than 628 people. The Masonic Home and School of Texas provided care for 180 children and 60 widows. The Permanent Endowment Fund income for operating the home and school has exceeded the budget for many years. Home for over 37 people have been provided in Dublin, Ireland. The building was just completed this year and all the accomodations are now taken. Nebraska Masons support two homes, the Masonic Home at Plattsburg and a children's home at Fremont which is also supported by the Eastern Star. The operating deficit of the Nebraska Home was covered by the Endowment Fund. The Virginia Masonic Home is studying the concept of independent living units and is also developing some long range plans. .^ The Masonic Home of West Virginia is on firm financial ground; however, they presently have only 41 residents in the home. The report shows that these residents contributed an average of $5,300 per person per year to the home. A new Western Unit of the Missouri Home has been opened.- It .was recommended each member contribute a minimum of $50 to support the new Unit;
that
MEMBERSHIP The Grand Master of Ohio issued the following edict in 1985, "There is no objection to encouraging a man who is considered a suitable candidate for Freemasonry. After the procedure for obtaining membership in a Masonic Lodge is explained, the potential candidate should be left to make his own decision and cnme of his own free will."
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1,461 letters.from the Grand Master of California were sent to those members who were liable for suspension. In Nebraska, it was suggested to maintain interest and membership, each lodge should: 1. Organize interesting programs with activity. 2. Orchestrate meetings to move smoothly and not waste time. 3. All officers must be active and proficient. 4. Lodges and members must visit each other. 5. Practice the work for perfection. 6. After learning the ritual, then learn what it means. 7. Encourage social events to include all members of the family. 8. Keep new members active and interested. In Nebraska, some lodges are realizing as their future lies with new members. They are quick to include them in the lodge activities. The average age of the Masons in Nebraska is 65 years. NATIONAL MASONIC FOUNDATION FOR THE PREVENTION OF DRUG AND ALCOHOL ABUSE AMONG CHILDREN The 1986 North American conference of Gand Masters adopted a resolution to form the National Masonic Foundation for the Prevention of Drug and Alcohol Abuse Among Children. Its purpose is to educate, to sponsor and promote research, and to promote programs "to protect youth from the debilities associated with withdrawal, deprivation, or dependency on drugs or alcohol." NEW LODGES Two new Lodges were constituted and 9 Philippines.
Lodges were under dispensation in 1983 in
the
The Grand Master of Ontario, Canada, presided at the ceremony which constituted consecrated the Edinburgh Lodge No. 736 in Ottawa.
and
PROFICIENCY In Nebraska, a recommendation carried available for purchase by Master Masons. by candidates.
to have a "Cipher of Key" published and made A separate cipher was to be prepared for use
With the new cipher available, the installed officers in Nebraska must demonstrate they can open and close lodge in each degree within 90 days of installation. PUBLIC RELATIONS The Grand Master of Ohio reported that several lodges received dispensation for the purpose of having "Masonic Information and Hospitality Booths" at the county fairs in 1985. He stated, I can attest to the success of their endeavors and the good done for Freemasonry in that area." Tiffin Lodge No. 77 received the dispensation to include their Temple in the community's annual tour of Historical Places.; To engender good public relations and a positive image of the craft, the Grand Master of California recommended an amendment to the By-Laws to permit Lodges to make their Temple facilities available for community and public activities. The recommendation was carried over .to the next Annual Communication as it did not receive 5/6 vote required, but did receive a majority vote. The Grand Master of Ontario, Canada, expressed his concern with the display of Masonic Symbols on a.very poorly maintained vehicle. He was also concerned that a vehicle displaying the Masonic symbol may cause another to have a wreck of display bad driving manners, which would not reflect a positive and favorable image for our Fraternity. SCHOLARSHIPS AND ASSISTANCE The Grand Lodge of Iowa awarded 50 scholarships of $500 each. At the first quarterly meeting of the Grand Lodge in Victoria, it was reported that 14 scholarships of $500 each and'many other scholarships of $150 to $750 were awarded. The Scholarship Foundation in Ohio awarded scholarships totaling $30,666.
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The Grand Lodge of West Virginia which in the 1984-85 year awarded 88 to deserving college students.
March
maintains a Masonic Scholarship Endowment Fund, scholarships of $350 per semester ($700 per year) ,
STATE OF THE CRAFT The Grand Master of Washington, in his address to . the delegates of the Annual communicaton, stated, "The Masonic Fraternity is a fraternity of good men working together to further the cause of humanity. It is essential, if we are to prosper and grow, that we must maintain a solid foundation and, by our deeds and actions let us be visible, be involved, and participate in those things that will stir the heart of every man." THE TRUE MASON
I will I will I will I will I will I will I will I will I will I will I will
do do do do do do do do do do do
more nore more more more more more more more more more
than than than than than than than than than than than
belong—I will be visible care—I will be involved dream--I will participate believe--! will practice be fair—I will be kind forgive--I will forget live—I will grow give—I will serve mankind teach—I will inspire my brother be friendly--! will be your friend be a citizen—! will be a patriot.
STATUE OF'LIBERTY Two Millon Dollars' was contributed by the Masons throughout the United States for the restoration of the Statue of Liberty, a world wide symbol of freedom. YOUTH GROUPS The Grand Lodge of Oklahoma appropriated $4,500 in 1985 which was divided among the DeMolay, Jobs Daughters and Rainbow for Girls.
equally
A float decorated entirely by the members of the youth groups in California will entered in the Tournament of Roses Parade to be held January 1, 1987.
be
The Committee on Youth Activities in Pennsylvania reported that a newsletter will sent to the Lodges and Youth Representatives to keep them informed of the activities the Foundation and the youth Activities Committee.
be of
A professionally prepared public Youth Groups in Pennsylvania.
speaking course has been
developed for use by the
Kenneth Dooley, Chairman Stanley P. Cretitz Robert B. Pfuetze Clayton L. Coad John C. Laman
Fraternally submitted.
Membership Statistics Members
Loss/ (Gain)
%
158
13,313
310
2.3
593
169,735
4,688
2.7
Jurisdiction
Year
Alberta
1986
California
1986
Connecticut
1986
133
30,181
603
1.9
Iowa
1986
451
58,823
2,178
3.7
Ireland
1986
Japan
198*
18
3,397
156
4.5
• 1986
279
40,949
742
1.8
1986
512
82,994
2,059
2.4
Louisiana Missouri
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MEMBERSHIP STATISTICS CONTINUED Nebraska
1986
224
27,136-
902
3.3
New Jersey
1986
205
59,017
2,243
3.8
New Zealand
1984
421
34,051
851
2.4
North Dakota
1986
6,939
52
0.7
Nova Scotia
1983
, 116
10,176
268
2.6
Ohio
1985
669
210,678
4,890
2.3
Oklahoma
1986
306
54,858
1,749
3.1
Ontario
1985
650
99,040
2,029
2.0
Pennsylvania
1985
566
193,913
4,716
2.4
Philippines
1984
212
15,848
318
2.0
Scotland
1985
654
Texas
1986
960
200,808
3,589
1.8
Victoria
1984
774
65,267
â&#x20AC;˘ 3,350
5.1
Virginia
1986
357
63,819
1,187
1.8
Washington
1985
259
41,269
1,279
3.0
West Virginia
1985
155
40,781
89 â&#x20AC;˘
(778)
(1.9)
REPORT OF THE KANSAS MASONIC FOUNDATION, INC. Brother James L. Claussen, Executive Director of the Kansas Masonic Foundation, Inc., presented the following report which, on his motion, was accepted. To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of AF & AM of Kansas: The Kansas Masonic foundation moves into its 22nd year with a report of steady growth in both activities and resources. Our office in the Grand Lodge in Topeka has been busier than ever as more Brothers learn of our services. Our mission continues to be the promotion of educational, scientific and charitable programs for all people in behalf of Kansas Masons and we depend entirely on gifts and contributions to support our activities. These activities are detailed to the following report. . KANSAS MASONIC ALL-STATE HIGH SCHOOL BAND This was the fourth year for our Band and we came back to Kansas State University for camp. K-State hosted the first Band Camp and everyone there was looking forward to having us return. Camp was held the last week in July ending with the East-West Shrine Bowl game on August 3. The key word during camp was "hot" with temperatures all week over 100 degrees. 108 during the Saturday parade. This years Band was right at double the size of our first year with 175 students from High Schools all around Kansas. Sponsorship was provided by 135 Blue Lodges, 10 Eastern Star Chapters, 5 Shrine Units and 2 Scottish Rite Bodies. It was interesting to note that we had 25 new sponsors this year. The sponsor fee remains at $200 and this covers all expenses for the students except ^transportation to and from camp. ^ We continued the use of volunteer Masonic chaperones during camp and want to extend special thanks to those Brothers and Sisters around Manhattan who helped out. In addition, we engaged two high school band teachers, one man and one woman, to help with camp activities all week. This helped the students enjoy an even more rewarding experience musically and personally. The Kansas State staff put on ah excellent camp under the leadership of Stan Finck, director of Athletic Bands. We cannot give enough thanks to this fine university staff for their time and effort with a special nod to the the K-State Drum Majors who spent
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day and night working with our: young students.'. We are only accepting High School Juniors, Sophomores and Freshmen for the Band and these students return to. their home towns with a rich musical experience aiid a positive outlook about Kansas Masonry. The 1988 Shrine Bowl game will be at Washburn University in Topeka this year. Washburn is not able to supply enough air-conditioned housing for our anticipated 200 students so we will return to Kansas State for Band Camp and transport the students to Topeka for the game. All Brothers and Sisters are urged to help identify and sponsor outstanding High School students for this exciting program. . , FOUNDATION "C-CLUB" The "C-Club", with individual contributions from Kansas Masons around the world, continues to be our major fund raising project. This cumulative giving program is now being supported by over 17,000 Kansas Masons. The gold "C-Club" pin which is awarded when contributions total $100 or $500 with a ruby, is now proudly worn by over 500 Brothers. The Diamond Donor plaque for contributions totaling $1,000 has been presented to 19 Brothers. The "C-Club" plaque displayed in most Lodges bears the names of all Brothers whose contributions total $25.00. This year, for the first time, we used a gift of attractive Holiday Greeting Cards in a direct mail campaign to solicit contributions. This three phase mailing sent to all Kansas Masons, except those Who requested after the first mailing that nothing further be sent to them, was extremely successful with close to 18,000 Brothers contributing from all over the country. This mail campaign resulted in proceeds of $75,000 for the Foundation which is about double any other mail solicitation program we have used. Plans are under way to repeat this mailing again in 1988 with emphasis on gifts for the Masonic Oncology Clinic. THE KANSAS MASONIC ONCOLOGY CLINIC This fine treatment and research facility for the care of cancer patients was dedicated in 1974 by the Grand Lodge. Over 300 adults and 100 children are seen each month in the clinic located at the Kansas University Medical Center in Kansas City. Each of these patients receiving the best outpatient treatment available know that much of the service is made possible by.Kansas Masons. Our grant to the Clinic this year is $90,000 and funds the positions of Senior Nurse Clinician, Pediatric Nurse Clinician, Pharmacist, and Resource Coordinator. During this past year all net proceeds from the Band and "C-Club" campaign were contributed to support the Oncology Clinic. We also extend special thanks to the Dane C. Hansen Foundation for their continued support with a generous gift dedicated to the Oncology Clinic. This Foundation has supported our cancer program since 1984. STUDENT LOANS A limited number of low interest educational loans are made available each year to Kansas students attending Kansas colleges and universities. These loans are repaid after completion of studies over a four year period at 5% interest. New loans were granted to five students during 1987. These students were from Conway Springs, Wichita, Elsmore, lola and Newton and they are presently attending KU, K-State and Pittsburg State. We are now assisting 12 students attending school. Twenty students have completed studies and are repaying their loans and four loans were paid in full in 1987. Our student loan fund balance as of December 31, 1987, was $70,692. Any Brothers interested in our Student Loan program should make inquiry to Foundation office in Topeka. An information packet and application will be sent to student and family on request.
the the
LIVING MEMORIALS A living Memorial gift to the Foundation is an ideal way to honor and remember a departed Brother, friend or loved one. A gift acknowledgement is sent to both the family and the donor. A Memorial is permanently maintained in the Foundation office and all gifts so received are placed, in'our permanent endowment fund. This endowment ensures perpetual support for Masonic charitable activities.
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Many of our Brothers and Lodges are using contribution forms are available from the office.
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this
Living
Memorial
DEFERRED GIFTS AND CHARITABLE ESTATE PLANNING
program
and .,
••
Many Brothers are using the unique services of the Foundation to reduce the exposure of their estate taxation, assure bequests to their families and increase giving'both now and in the future to charities of their selection. Brother John Griffin is serving as a consultant to both the Foundation and the Masonic Home and has assisted many Brothers with their plans. John is an expert .in financial planning and will meet with you and your lawyer or accountant to help in your planning to meet your goals. This service costs nothing as his fee is paid by the Foundationn and other organizations in the state and he sells no financial • products. Call the Foundation or the Home for more information on this service. We are pleased to announce that the Foundation received a sizable gift from a Brother and his wife which will eventually benefit our Student Loan program. This gift is in the form of a Charitable Remainded Unitrust which benefits the donors, during the lifetimes and supports the Foundation later. More details will be available about this generous gift when the time is appropriate. The Foundation continues to administer charitable trusts for Mountain Slope Lodge No. 186 and Hoisington Lodge No. 331 to benefit people in the local community. v; ' Our services are available to any Lodge tional, scientific or charitable purposes.
which receives a
gift dedicated to " educa-
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS The following information is from the report of our independent auditors for the last complete fiscal year. . • ' .
I want to again thank our Board of Trustees and Directors for their efforts in support of the Foundation. Our 29 Trustees are appointed each year by the M:.W:. Grand Master as vacancies occur. Grand Lodge officers who served as Trustees or Directors during 1987 include M:.W:. Clifford D. Knauss, R:.W:. Claude W. Norris, R:.W:. Robert M. Nease and R:.W:. Don E. Robinett. Their labor and dedication to Masonic charity is truly appreciated. I also want to extend special recognition and thanks to our secretary, Mrs. Vivian Wild. Vivian has served the Foundation for 18 years and her abilities have been instrumental in our growth. The Foundation staff numbers only two sn we share many of the duties and her faithful service has been invaluable. I hope to continue visiting Lodges and other Masonic bodies during the coming year. I am available to bring you programs, information and service as needed. The Foundation should be used to enhance the image of Masonry to the general public and stimulate interest to help reverse our declining membership trend. Call on me. Respectfully submitted:
James L. "Jim" Claussen Executive Director Kansas Masonic Foundation, Inc. Balance Sheet - Income Statement Year ending March 31, 1987
ASSETS Cash Savings & C.D.s Interest receivable Marketable securities Interfund receivable Student loans Furniture & equipment TOTAL ASSETS
Operating Fund
Permanent & Designated Fund
$
$
11,443 61,829 12,171
-
400
76,047 2,679 $164,569
-
412,271 1,113 386,185 . 51,165
$850,734
Total $
11,443 474,100 13,284 386,185 51,565 76,047 2,579
$1,015,303
:
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LIABILITIES Accounts payable Payroll taxes payable Interfund payable Grants payable Other payable Deferred Income
$
s
TOTAL LIABILITIES FUND BALAMCE TOTAL LIABILITIES AND FUND BALASCE
755 1,551 51,165 6,000 1,800 10,000 71,271
? 93.298 164.569 $$ 164,569
March
$ -
755
$
1.551 51.565 6.000 3,063 10.000
400
-
1,263
1.663
$
72,934
$849,071
?
942,369
$850,734
$1,015,303
$
A * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
SUPPORT AND REVENUE Contributions & memorials Masonic Band Miscellaneous Interest Dividends TOTAL SUPPORT & REVENUE EXPENSES Salaries Payroll taxes Printing & supplies Services Masonic Band Postage Travel & meetings Depreciation Insurance Miscellaneous Rent Grants & student loans Bad debts Telephone -Repairs & maintenance Dues & subscriptions C-Club expense TOTAL EXPENSES
$
75,416 35,820 3,600 59,714 5,363
$ 10,333 119 10,750
-
$
179,913
$
21.202
$
41,447 3,414 1,180 7,115 19,859
$
6,303
-
607 275
-
426
387 906
1,540 1,953 1,377
-
237 3,000 -76,125 1,439
3,700
-
463
122
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585 1.192
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. Greetings from Nebraska M:.W:. Paul R. Eveland, Grand Master of Nebraska, brought greetings from his Jurisdiction and explained their new leadership program. He introduced R:;W:. Donald Pbhlman, Grand Junior Deacon of Nebraska.
AWARDS PRESENTATION The 1988 Awards Program was held in the Scottish Rite Auditorium. Award presentations were made for Outstanding Lodges and Outstanding Masons for the year 1987. This also included the highly prized Trice-Robinson Award and the Perfect Attendance Awards. The Grand Master, Clifford D. Knauss and Deputy Grand Master, Claude W. Norris, assisted by the Ritualistic Committee, personally greeted and congratulated each recipient and representative. TRICE-ROBINSON AWARD Lawrence No. 6, Lafayette No. 16. DeSoto No. 40, Delaware No. 96, Ellinwood No. 217, Albert Pike No. 303, Mayetta No. 393.
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OUTSTANDING MASONS Floyd L. Anderson, No. 15; Thomas L. Baker, No. 69; W i l l i a m F. Banks, No. 217; V i r g i l E. Biby, No. 217; Larry Brown, No. 284; Donald C. Casto, No. 63; W i l l i a m A. Caughey, No. 15; James P. cheely. No. 15; Ronald E. Clark, No. 445; C l i f f o r d F. C l a y t o n , No. 97; B i l l y e E. C o r d e l l , S r . , No. 10; J . E. Darby, No. 79; Roger Darrow, No. 142; Kenneth R. Dooley, No. 145; John D. D o t t s , No. 303; Jimmie L. Drake No. 15; Robert F. Dunshee, No. 80; Harold B. Eddy, No. 93; George G. Edgerton, No. 205; Randall G. Ewen, No. 76; Loren L. French, No. 3; Rupert F. Glover, No. 311; Jack A. H i l l , No. 4 9 ; Raymond Howell, No. 168; George W. Huber, No. 73; Kenneth C. J e f f r e y , No. 424; John D. Jones, No. 303; Earl P. Krankenberg, No. 217; El don A. L e i t z e l , No. 99; W i l b e r t D. Leuthold, No. 20; Joe E. M a r s h a l l , No. 76; James L. Hay, No. 69; Marvin J . McNinn, No. 233; L e s l i e L. H i l b e r g e r , No. 15; E l b e r t J . Morey, No. 237; Carl A. Nease, No. 113; W i l l i a m E. Nicholson, No. 248; Ronald R. Pfenninger, No. 215; Harold I . Power, No. 168; Joe H. R i t c h a l l , No. 237; Carl E. Rutledge, No. 149; Robert K. Shklar, No. 278; Robert C. Simmons, No. 331; James M. Sloan, No. 143; E. K i r k Stonebreaker, No. 3 1 1 ; Norman D. Stoskopf, No. 3 3 1 ; Ralph E. Studebaker, No. 149; Larry D. Swanwick, No. 63; Rodney L. Trimble, No. 73; Wm. N. VanderBeek, No. 3 1 1 ; Raymond Weaver, No. 129; H. George Wight, No. 79; Frank G. Woods, No. 10; Ted W. Worthington, No. 248; Franklin D. Wyant,' No. 7 OUTSTANDING LODGES r • , .. "i'^ndotte Lodge No. 3; Great Bend Lodge No. 15; Chetopa Lodge No 73No l i v ^ M t i ' ' ' f - H ' ° ' M Lodge No 113; Parsons Lodge No. 117; M?nn'lapoiis Lodge D^;brLod^rNo'^^3?5";'S^^:t?:-L^^=g^ T i l , ' ' ' ' '
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PERFECT ATTENDANCE AWARDS Topeka No. 17 (39); Spring Hill No. 56 (38); Ottawa No. 18 (36); Johnson No. 441 (31); Wichita No. 99 (18); Hancock No. 311 (17); Ensign No. 413 (16); Mayetta No. 393 (9); Bendena No. 440 (9); Galena No. 194 (7); Unity No. 273 (7); Albert Pike No. 303 (7); St. John No. 113 (6); North Star No. 168 (6); Bourbon No. 268 (6); Cherokee No. 119 (5); Ht. Vernon No. 145 (5); Albert Neese No. 248 (5); Hiawatha No. 35 (4); Hulvane No. 201 (4); Haysville No. 112 (3); Kilwinning No. 265 (3); St. Francis No. 404 (3); York No. 57 (2); Courtland No. 211 (2); Millbrook No, 281 (2); Caney No. 324 (2); Masonic Home No. 450 (2); Union No. 7 (1); Rising Sun No. 8 (1); Great Bend No. 15 (1); Holton No. 42 (1); Delphian No. 44 (1); Zeredatha No. 80 (1); Sunflower No. 86 (1); Mankato No. 87 (1); Delaware No. 96 (1); Signal No. 141 (1); Gilead No. 144 (1); Alma No. 161 (1); McPherson No. 172 (1); Anthony No. 200 (1); Ionic No. 254 (1); Mistletoe No. 269 (1); Anthem No. 284 (1); Cable No. 299 (1); Napthali No. 310 (1); Narka No. 349 (1); Cuba No. 362 (1) Wakarusa No. 402 (1); Delia No. 419 (1); Lecompton No. 420 (1); Stanley No. 444 (1) REPORT OF THE RITUALISTIC COMMITTEE M:.W:. Lawrence D. Winegardner, Chairman, submitted the following report which, on his motion, was accepted: To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of AF & AM of Kansas: The Ritualistic Committee met at Salina on Friday afternoon, August 28, 1987. Those in attendance, other than the committee members were, M:.W:. Clifford D. Knauss, Grand Master; M:. W:. Fred Williamson, PGM, and Past Chairman of the Ritualistic Committee; and M:.W:. Durward C. Danielson, PGM. The adgenda and assignments for the 1988 School of Instruction were discussed, approved and made. After a break for dinner, the Committe resumed labor on the program for the following day when the committee would meet with the Grand Lecturers. That program was to be the updating and revison of the Floor Rules and Instructions, last updated in 1973. On Saturday, August 29, 1987, 'the Ritualistic Committee and the Grand Lecturers came together in a joint meeting in the hall of Salina Lodge #60. The meeting was called to order at 9:00 a.m. by the chairman. Invocation was given by M:.W:. Durward (Danny) Danielson. Those in attendance were the committee members, the Grand Lecturers, M:.W:. Clifford D. Knauss, Grand Master, and several of the District Lecturers. R:.W:. Claude W. Norris, Deputy Grand Master, joined the meeting later in the morning. Opening remarks were made by M:.W:. Clifford D. Knauss, Grand Master, who thanked the committee members and the Grand Lecturer for their dedication to Masonry and the the
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Ritualistic Program, jhe Grand Lecturers were given their assignments for the upcoming School of Instruction and the agenda for those schools was reviewed and adopted. Attention was then given to the program for the day - the revision and uodating of the .Floor Rules and Instructions. Earlier in the year the Grand Lecturers had been asked to submit their suggestions for guidance. With these suggestions and those received from the craft over the years, those present went over the Floor Rules and Instructions, page by page. When completed, several corrections had been made and one new section added. This was then turned over to the Grand Secretary's office for reprinting. The Ritualistic Committee is very appreciative of the efforts of the Grand Secretary and his office in expediting the reprinting and distribution of the Revised Edition of the Floor Rules and Instructions to the Grand Lecturers, District Lecturers, and Masters and Secretaries of Lodges in this jurisdiction in time for the District Schools of Instruction. The Ritualistic Committee now makes the following recommendations for changes in the Manuel of Floor Movements to the Grand Master and, through him, to the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of Kansas: 1.
Fig. #16 reads as follows: (6 to P.R. Door, opens it, steps back about 6 ft., or rather, one step E., etc. The committee recommends that the word "steps" be eliminated and the words "turns around and walks" be substituted. The opening of this paragraph would then read as follows: (6 to P.R. Door, opens it, turns around and walks back about 6 ft. or, rather, one step E. etc.
2.
Fig. #23 does not show the movements of the SW. The committee recommends that the plate for this figure be updated to show these movements.
3.
Fig. #69, last sentence. After Lecture, Lodge is called up for charge, is in error. If Lectures are given. Lodge is already standing, having been called up by the Master during the explanation of the Ninth Emblem in the Third Lecture. The committee recommends that the last sentence. Fig. #69, be eliminated and the following added: "If Lectures are given, Lodge remains standing for charge. given. Lodge is called up for charge."
If Lectures are not
It is the opinion of this committee that these recommendations in no way change the original work or intentions of those ancient brethren who labored so diligently to give us our present ritual. If all Lodges had the same physical layout, there would be no need for the first recommendation; if the original plate had been cut correctly, there would have been no need for a second one. Since the third recommendation points out an obvious error, it is only proper that it be corrected. Our District Lecturer program continues to grow and progress. Here again we are blessed with a group of dedicated Masons who are contributing much to the improvement of ritualistic proficiency in their districts. To snme extent, the program has been hindered by a breakdown in communications and a lack of trained District Lecturers in some of our Districts. However, bit by bit, these problem are being solved and the program is proving quite popular in those Districts where it is being used. We want to-thank Salina Lodge #60 for the generous use of their facilities. The next meeting of the Ritualistic Conmittee and the Grand Lecturers is tentatively scheduled to be held in Salina, August 19 and 20, 1988. It was with the greatest regret that we learned of the death of M:.W:. Durward C. Danielson, Grand Master 1986-87, on September 29, 1987. Danny, as we all knew him, served Masonry with love and devotion over the years. We would be derelict in this report if we did not remember the many years Danny served the Grand Lodge as a Grand Lecturer. His ability to interpret and teach the ritual will be sorely missed. So again, belatedly, we say, "Thank you, Danny." This committee recommends to the Grand Master and through him to the Grand Lodge that a vote of thanks be given to M:.W:. J. Fred Williamson for the many years he has contributed to the Ritualistic Program of the Grand Lodge as Lecturer, Grand Lecturer, and Chairman of the Ritualistic Committee. Through his diligent efforts the purity of the Ritual, as laid down by H:.W:. William B. Shaver has been greatly maintained. Thank you Fred, and please don't get too far away - we may need you!!!
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The members of the Ritualistic Committee wish to express thanks to the H:.W:. Grand Master for this opportunity to serve him and the M:.W:. Grand Lodge during this past year. We thank him for his trust, his confidence in us, and his cooperation with us. We sincerely hope this report meets with approbation. Dwight Burton Harold E. Colbert Donald L. Daniels Ronald E. White, Secretary Lawrence D. Winegardner, Chairman TELLERS APPOINTED The Grand Master appointed M:.W:. Richard D. Kelsey, PGM, as Chairman of Tellers and ordered a ballot for officers for the M:.W:. Grand Lodge AF & AM of Kansas for the ensuing year.
THE KANSAS MASONIC HOME ANNUAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING SATURDAY, JANUARY 30, 1988 ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT FOR THE FISCAL YEAR DECEMBER 1, 1986 NOVEMBER 30, 1987 TO THE KANSAS MASONIC HOME BOARD: I began last year's report to the Board by enumerating the problems and challenges our Kansas Masonic Home and Craft faced in 1987. Many progressive changes regarding our Kansas Masonic Home have taken place and the Home has begun to meet the challenge. The Board of Directors instituted the first part of our Long Range Plan that adopted in the fall of 1986. The first priority is the Home's financial stability.
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The changes and reorganization of the West Residential program, as well as other departmental reorganizations, have been enacted to further the goal of financial stabililty and to allow the management of the Home to respond to the changing and dynamic forces in the Health Care industry. The Home's staff and residents look forward to a 1988.
prosperous and progressive year
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I feel our budget process has been put on the right track and we can begin to return to the other items of our Long Range Plans. My priorities this year are tn keep our budget balanced and on target and to work with the Board on developing plans for the remodeling of our West Residential building. Restoration of this program at the proper time, will dramatically bolster our mission and further our Long Range goals. The opportunities to abundant.
serve the "Greying of America" have never been more exciting or
This is the year the Kansas Masonic Home will "get moving" again. I want to thank the Board of Directors, our Craft, the Order of the Eastern Star, staff, residents and all of Kansas Masonry, not only for the past year's support, but more importantly for their future support and guidance in the coming year. REPAIRS AND REPLACEMENTS We purchased the following equipment and made repairs during the past fiscal year. Remove and replace south entrance concrete steps Remove and replace north entrance concrete steps Labor and materials to repair Fellowship Hall and Library Roof Brown office chair - one Four-drawer file cabinets - two
$ 1,317 â&#x20AC;˘ 1,156 8,633 299 210
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BOILER ROOM REPAIRS Remove and replace stay bolts Column replacement i n b o i l e r room Bags of r e f r a c t o r y f o r b o i l e r - 19 each #2 b o i l e r : replaced bad gas valve a c t u a t o r motor. ITT motor on #3 b o i l e r . #4 b o i l e r - replaced back door - baked out r e f r a c t o r y WEST SIDE Replaced rotten decking and 150 Spanish tiles on roof Repair roof and lay tile on north end Tear off old roof and insulation, install base sheet and one layer of rigid roof insulation. Apply felt and asphalt
March
10,033 8,767 828 1,885 1,156 15,000
21,770
WEST AUDITORIUM PA System with one wireless microphone, one mixer, one amplifer, one cassette player/recorder, one am-fm receiver, two cables, one PA amplifer, one selector 507 Fifteen four-foot sections of partitions, six two-fnot sections of partitions, six lateral file drawers and two work stations
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HEALTH CARE CENTER • 48 square feet four-foot by twelve-foot formica for beauty shop shampoo sink - first floor Plywood, 2 X 4s, rooter bits, nails, etc. for shampoo sink 60 feet copper tubing and plumbing fixtures for shampoo sink Formica for bed pan holders - second floor
88 121 34 210
HCC SECOND FLOOR (WEST) Formica for bed pan holders
210
OTHER HEALTH CARE CENTER Formica for bed pan holders - 1st floor west Formica for bed pan holders - 1st floor east *One Toshiba Microwave oven
210 210 194
MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT One Auto Pak 25 Drain cleaning kit
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ACTIVITIES DEPARTMENT *One P-60 Popcorn Popper HOME HEALTH AGENCY One Silver-Reed typewriter *One Tandy 1000 Computer, one PFS Write program, One PFS File program. Disk storage box, diskette, monitor, Tandy second disk drive, memory expansion board, Daisy-wheel printer, printer cable *One Epson Printer
409 372
1,412 545
•Donations APPLICATIONS, ADMISSIONS, DISCHARGES AND DEATHS Applications Approved - HCC Applications Approved - WS
53 9
Admissions - HCC Admissions to HCC from WS Total Admissions to HCC
38 42 80
Admissions to WS Applications Disapproved
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FRATERNAL RELATIONS (Consolidations of Development and and Admissions and Social Service) At the end of our fiscal year, 1987, the Kansas Masonic Home combined it's Development Department and Admissions and Social Services Department into a new entity called Fraternal Relations. Bruce Humphrey is heading up this new Department. This was done to achieve more efficiency in labor and overhead and to strengthen involvment with the Craft. The duties of this new department, while continuing social services and the Chaplain are to redirect our fundraising and development programs. The admissions function performed by the previous department the Administrator's Office.
our
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HEALTH CARE CENTER We received again.
our State
licensure
and Medicare/Medicaid
certification in
November
The Health Care Center maintains it's teaching programs with WSU, Friends University, Kansas Newman College and St. Mary's of the Plains Nursing School and continues a high level of in-service education for our staff. The availability of registered nurses and licensed practical nurses is critical due to the tremendous shortage of this type of personnel. We have to use nursing pools and registries to supplement'staffing to maintain state licensure requirements. If any of you know a nurse who might want to move to Wichita, we could sure use that person. CHAPLAIN'S REPORT Statistical Report Sunday Worship Services Average Attendance Total Offerings Guest Groups Mid-Week Devotional Services Average Attendance Led , Assisted
52 31 $407. 13 67 22 19 19
Bible Study Groups conducted (there were a total of 64 Bible study sessions at KMH) Individual Communion Served
27 11
Visits with Residents Visits with Staff
409 34
Visits in Hospitals
134
Staff Meetings
40
Deaths
55
Memorial Services Conducted
21
Memorial Services Attended
21
Wedding Consulation
12
Weddings
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Other Activities: Directed holding of three concerts in the Chapel; led one KMH InService; directed Christmas Program; was one of team working with WS residents at time of housing transition; wrote five articles; counseled with three families about entrance to KMH; led seminar for HCC nursing staff RE: "Stress of High Death Rate;" led seminar with HCC residents RE: "What Happens When You Are Critically 111 ahd Die at KMH". INDUSTRIAL REVENUE BOND REFINANCINfi In the fall of 1987, the Kansas Masonic Home refinanced the 1980 bond issue for Health Care Center. This process was directed by B. C. Christopher, underwriters the issue. The net effect will save the Home over $100,000 per year in debt service ments, and has a present value savings to the year ?005 of over $200,000.
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This issue, like the last, has a payout to the year of 2005. WORTHY GRAND MATRON'S PROJECT The Project of Sister Mary Ann Wilson, WGM, Order of Eastern Star was some Health Care Center equipment. These were wonderful gifts! Thank you. Sister Mary, for a great project!!! MASONIC HOME EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE During the last week of June, 1987, the Masonic Home executive Association of North America held it's Annual Meeting in San Jose, California. Jerry B. Lindenbaum, Administrator and Chief Executive Officer of our Kansas Masonic Home was the North American President for 1986-1987 and led the meeting. M:.W:. Clifford Knauss and wife, Dixie, also attended the Conference. After the Conference Brother Lindenbaum received a plaque honoring him as a Past President of this prestigious organization. Donna Mae Ketten of the Washington Masonic Home was then installed as the new President. DISTRICT #38 Once again, I want to thank District #38 for the Brothers' fine efforts in having another successful Pancake Feed. The proceeds of this event continue to be collected to erect a Picnic Pavillion on the Home's grounds Thanks to all Brothers of District #38. HOME HEALTH AGENCY The Kansas Masonic Home Health Agency has completed its fifth year of servicing residents in all of Sedgwick County.
operation
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This past year, over 4,000 visits were made to individuals residing in their own homes. We provided service to 184 new patients this past year. Services, we provide are: skilled nursing (RN), Home Health Aide, physicial therapy, intermittent services regulated by our Federal and State governing boards and always under direction of the patient's physician. Our annual survey for compliance deficiency-free survey. This is the distinction.
with licensure and certification brought us a third year in a row that we have received this
We continue to be of service to our residents residing on the West Side of our campus. Being available to assist them with their medications, many times allows them to remain in their independant environment longer. Our wheelchair van continues to be of service on Tuesdays and Thursdays of each week for elderly residents of Sedgwick County that have no other means of transportation to physician offices and outpatient services at clinics and hospitals. We charge a minimal fee for this service. Last year we provided over 200 trips for individuals in need of this service. We look to the new year with enthusiasm as Home Care is becoming more clearly recognized as an alternative for our health care needs.
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We continue to educate our Brothers and Sisters to let them know our Agency stands ready to assist them whenever they have a , medical problem that can by monitored with Home Care. You can be proud of the professional, caring and dedicated staff you have delivering these services to you or your family members. Respectfully submitted,
Bonnie Gregory Administrator Kansas" Masonic Home-Home Health Agency YEARLY RECAP CENSUS
Health Care Center Dec. 1986 116 Jan. 1987 115 Feb. 1987 116 Mar. 1987 116
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May June July
West Side Re;;idential Area April Dec. 1986 76 Jan. 1987 72 May Feb. 1987 June 70 Mar. 1987 69 July
1987 1987 1987 1987
117 114 116 115
Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov.
1987 1987 1987. 1987
115 115 115 115
1987 1987 1987 1987
70 67 65 65
Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov.
1987 1987 1987 1987
67 59 37
OVERTIME Hours per month: 499.49 December January 458.05 764.92 . February March 550.82 April 778.88 519.86 May
June July August September October December
633.21 555.50 624.69 825.78 444.85 433.90
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE Health Care (Center December 171,934 January 180,320 February 164,265 March 181,491 April 185,751 191,556 May
June July August September October November
185,964 196,744 196,145 190,279 204,411 197,235
June July August September October December
46,232 47,791 48,438 41,592 26,353 22,646
West Side Residential Center December 50,017 January 51,562 February 45,832 March 50,134 April 48,398 48,561 May
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CONCLUSION We changed personnel and reorganized our fundraising programs this winter. There is no formal Development report this year. A list of donors will be published elsewhere. I might conclude by saying that we now have 9000 donors supporting the Kansas Masonic Home over and above their per capita-tax share. This is an increase from the 1600 we had just three years ago. We are making great progress and we are finding new supporters every day. I thank all of our wonderful donors for their kind and special Masonic Home family.
gifts to the Kansas
Now help us reach our goal of over 10,000 supporters in 1988. Respectfully submitted,
Jerry B. Lindenbaum Administrator and Chief Executive Officer
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KANSAS MASONIC HOME ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT TO GRAND LODGE, MARCH 18, 1988 WICHITA CONSISTORY, WICHITA, KS Brother Jerry B. Lindenbaum, Adminstrator of the Kansas Masonic Home, gave the following report which, on his motion, was accepted. M;. W:. Clifford Knauss, Grand Master, Grand Lodge Officers and Brethren all. most pleased to report on our Kansas Masonic Home at this annual communication.
I am
My Annual Report is found on page 82 of the Advance Proceedings. I am not going to read it to you. It is rather lengthy and you can read it at your leisure. What I want to discuss with you today is the recent past and future of our Kansas Masonic Home. As you are all aware by now, last operation.
December, our KMH underwent major changes in
it's
The reasons for this were many. You all received correspondance at the time from our Grand Master explaining the situation. Now it has been 12 years since the Home began planning for federal reimbursement and a HCC. Eleven years since the inception of the Home receiving Medicare and Medicaid. Ten years, since the wheels for the HCC building project was put in motion. Brethren, that is a long time ago. Let's move forward to the task at hand and look to the future for a change. Ever since those ten long years have passed, this Craft has not yet come to a consensus on what should be done. Four years ago, a task force made up of Brethren from around the state conducted a study. You remember it. Their conclusion was to continue the Home's mission and move ahead. A survey of the Craft, conducted by the same committee indicated the majority wished to continue the mission. Yet here we are, four years later, and the discussion still rages. This weekend is the time and this Temple the place for us to come to a consenus. The KMH needs your support and above all your blessing and confidence. Please be thoughtful and searching in your deliberations. I am not here to debate those past decisions and philosophies with you, only to report to you what was done last fall, how it has affected the Home and where the Home is now headed. Your KMH must fend for itself, regardless of support and donations, if that support is not sufficient. The facilities in our West Side Residential Center are old, outdated and in need of great repair. We do not meet building codes and our Fire Department has notified us of such. Our insurance company has written several yearly inspection reports to me appraising us of the deficiencies. This no doubt has translated into higher insurance costs. Many of you have viewed the saying is true.
physical plant with your own eyes.
You know what I am
Secondly, the Home has lost close to 1.5 million dollars over the last six years. Brethren, we're operating a business, just like you either own or work for. How many of you sell your products or services under your costs? We support Masonic Charity, therefore, many of our residents can't pay the cost. If you, editorially meaning, our craft cannot support those folks for whatever reason, then the Home must do what is necessary to balance the books. This is PART TWO of what we did last fall. First, the Home Board asked all the private pay residents to move from our West Side facilities until they could be updated to provide safe, modern accomodations. We then moved the remaining 32 residents, all of whom are assets assigned, the people, we the Kansas Masonry, are responsible for, to the north end of that building which is in the best physical shape and closed the remaining 75% of the West Side. Two things now will seemingly happen. Either we remodel that building and offer our Brethren modern accomodations and build the numbers back up or attrition will eventually close that program when all the folks have eventually taken up residence in the HCC, when their health fails. Which course shall we take? Secondly, PART TWO of the process was to reduce expenses to balance the budget. By shutting down 75% of the West Side, we are saving expenses in upkeep, utilities and staff. Less residents mean less of everything. We closed the Development Office and reorganized that function under Bruce Humphrey. Administration has now added Bruce's old duties to theirs. We laid off Staff. We brought in a food service company to run our dietary department eliminating 20 some people from the payroll and eliminating payroll taxes and benefit costs. We refinanced our Bond issue and are saving over $100,000/year.
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Each department was affected. Not counting dietary staff, we reduced our labor by about 20 people. This works out to savings of over $150,00/year. Our yearly labor bill is now greatly under what it was only three years ago. In total, we budgeted $500,000 less for this year and are projecting for the time in a long time, a modest black outcome instead of continuing red ink.
first
It hasn't come without a price however. We have become unpopular with many Brethren and their families, most of whom sought admission to the Home. Our HCC census is showing the signs of bad publicity. From September to December, we logged only 10 calls for admissions and only admitted two patients. Staff moral has been tough, but we have hung in there and are turning the corner. The Committment to remain solvent is foremost. This is what this Craft has been after, is it not, year after year at these annual communications? The mandate to BALANCE the budget!!! We are doing it. I know I may sound too strong to some of you, but not strong enough to others. The Home has been slammed; and praised around the state for many years. I am the Administrator of your Home. It is my duty and obligation to stand up for it, support it, work for it, and try to convince you of it's merits. I can't imagine you would want anything else out of the person who leads the Home. I am not going to back down on that committment because I believe in our Home, it's mission, what it does to serve Masonry. Most of you in this room know me. You know I won't alter that committment. You might not like all my approaches, like the letters and appeals for dollars, but honestly, if you were in my position, would you not seek all the support you could get and it is working. I would not be doing my job for you, if I didn't. We are now at a turning point. Where do we go from here? We have many Brothers and Sisters to care for. You will have the opportunity later today or tommorrow to discuss this. Our Grand-Master will present a remodeling plan which is significantly different from the original plan of three years ago. While you're in town, if you want to truly find out what I have been talking about and it you are truly serious about making the' best decisions for.the good of Masonry, stop by and visit the Home. It is only three minutes from here. If you don't view it first hand, how can you make a truthful decision. I have asked, that a summary of the remodeling project be passed out to you. Please review it so you can discuss the merits of the proposal. You can stop by our booth in the alcove and ask questions. One last housekeeping item; Bruce asked me to tell you that anyone who is to pick up a Pilgrimage or date plate, please do so at our table. I thank you for listening tn me M:. W:. Sir. I now ask that my report be accepted for the proceedings of this Grand Lodge Communication. Report to the M:.W:. Grand Lodge AF & AM of Kansas, March 18, 1988, Wichita, Kansas Jerry B. Lindenbaum Administrator of the Kansas Masonic Home Recognition of Ancient Form Lodge No. 34 The officers and members of Ancient Form Lodge No. 34 asked to be received in the East. At this point the Brethren of Ancient Form presented the Kansas Masonic Home with a check in the amount of $400.00, and also, a check in the amount of $400.00 to the Kansas Masonic Foundation; a total contribution of $800.00. This is a continuing program in Ancient Form Lodge and although they are small in numbers they are large in spirit. GRAND CHAPLAIN'S FUND W:. William J. Brown, shortly after being appointed Grand Chaplain, asked for, and received permission from the Grand Master to establish a "Grand Chaplain's Fund." This proved successful and resulted in a check for $1,200. This will establish the Grand Chaplain's Endowment Fund, providing a full time chaplain at the Kansas Masonic Home.
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REPORT OF THE KANSAS MASONIC HOME SECRETARY-TREASURER M:.W:. Thomas C. Raum, J r . , PGM, S e c r e t a r y - t r e a s u r e r o f the Kansas Masonic Home, made the f o l l o w i n g r e p o r t which on his motion, was accepted: To the M:.W:. GRAND LODGE OF A.F. & A.M. OF KANSAS: B r e t h r e n , I am pleased to r e p o r t t o you on the a s s e t s , the income and expenses o f our Kansas Masonic Home f o r the year ended November 3 0 , 1987: BALANCE SHEET ASSETS ' Cash — Accounts receivable Prepaid Expense Investments Property and equipment, net of $3,160,966 Accumulated d e p r e c i a t i o n - Unamortized bond expense •: Bond reserve - — Bond p r i n c i p a l and i n t e r e s t escrow TOTAL ASSETS
($2,478) 194,338 52,926 4,876,965 3,374,554 118,814 313,093 296,799 $9,225.011
LIABILITIES, RESERVES AND FUND EQUITY Accounts payable Accrued expenses Bonds payable Reserve f o r members funds Reserve f o r bond m a t u r i t i e s Operating fund balanceSpecial fund b a l a n c e — South Campus B u i l d i n g Fund
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180,681 61,722 • 3,395,000 0 204,947 r,889,008 3,416,051 . 77,602
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TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESERVES AND FUND BALANCES
$9.225,011
STATEMENT OF REVENUES AND EXPENSES Operating revenues Operating expenses: Administrative Property and r e l a t e d — Room and board Health care
$2,575,682
458il22 1,130.305 797,448 1.579.270
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Loss from o p e r a t i o n s : Other Revenues: Invested Income Contribution Gain on sale o f investments Other Expenses Development and planning Investment expenses r — Unreimbursed members expenses Excess of Expenses Over Revenues
3,965,145 ($1,389,463)
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:
964,298 801,257 17,875
1,783,430
565,819 48,697 27,366
($641 882) ($247,915)
Respectfully submitted. Thomas C. Raum, Jr., PGM Secretary-Treasurer
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Credential Report At 3:08 p.m., Donald Doll, Chairman of the Credentials Committee, reported 422 registered with 226 Lodges represented. : â&#x20AC;˘
REPORT OF TRIALS AND PUNISHMENTS COMMITTEE M:.W:. Robert D. Caplinger, PGM, gave the following report which, on his motion was accepted: To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of AF & AM of Kansas: During the past year, the Committee has acted on four.cases as follows: 1. Charges were filed against a Lodge Secretary of a Kansas lodge (i.e.) (1) Charging failure to perforn the duties and responsibilities of the office of Secretary and (2) Charges that the Secretary engaged in electioneering. After a Masonic Trial, the Committee found that the Secretary was not guilty. 2. A Kansas Mason was charged with conduct impairing the purity of the institution of Freemasonry and the commission of an act derogatory to the reputatuion of Masonry by the commission of the crime of sodomy. He was convicted by a civil court and after appeal, he let his appeal lapse. The Brother was notified to appear; however, he^ did not appear and no one represented him at the Masonic Trial. A hearing was held, testimony was received and the Committee found him guilty and that he should be suspended from membership. 3. A Kansas Mason was charged with conduct unbecoming a Mason in that, he was convicted in civil court of the crime of attempted abuse of a child. He had been sentenced to 1 to 5 years. The Brother was notified to appear; however, he did not appear and no one represented him at the Masonic Trial. A hearing was held, testimony was received and the Committee found him guilty and that he should be suspended from membership. 4. A Kansas Mason was charged with conduct unbecoming a Mason in connection with his conviction of making false entries in the books of a financial institution with intent to defraud. The crime was committed in the State of Texas and he was imprisoned in. the Federal Penitentiary at Leavenworth. He was served with Summons and he entered a plea of Guilty. The Committee reviewed the documentation and found that the Brother was guilty and that the punishment should be expulsion. There are two cases on which action by the civil court.
the Committee
is awaiting
further documentation
The Committee appreciates the cooperation given by the lodge officers who for the time and place of the trials. The service on this Committee is not a experience, but its work is vital to the integrity of our institution.
of
arranged pleasant
We conclude our year of service with the hope that the number of cases brought to the Committee will greatly diminish in the years to come. We wish to express Grand Lodge.
our appreciation to our
Respectfully submitted,
Grand Master for
his leadership of
our
Robert D. Caplinger, PGM, Chairman John Rule Carl A. Steward' Noble W. Dorsch William J. Hrovat REPORT OF THE FOREIGN RELATIONS COMMITTEE
M:.W:. Forrest D. Haggard, PGM, Chairman, gave the following report which, on his motion was accepted: To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of AF & AM of Kansas Our appreciation to M:.W:. Clifford D. Knauss, Grand Master, for this appointment. It has been a pleasure to serve the Grand Lodge in the area of Fraternal Relationships and Recognitions.
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Our office has received the usual number of unreadable or unreportable communicacations for the "various and sundry" some of whom would seem to been mentally deranged and/or have fallen under the spell of the recent attacks of Freemasonry. We have had, also, some good Fraternal correspondence with Regular Grand Lodges and we do have business to transact. AUSTRALIA: The United Grand Lodge of New South Wales will celebrate its ONE HUNDRETH on August 16, 1988. Your chairman will be in Sydney this year and would hope to present himself at the Masonic Centre to bring greetings in person but we, also, need to forward a formal Masonic greeting. We therefore move that: WHEREAS: The M:.W:. United Grand Lodge of New South Wales will celebrate ONE HUNDRED YEARS of Masonic Labor on the 16th of August in the year of our Lord Nineteen Hundred and Eighty Eight, that we. The Most Worshipful and Grand Lodge of Ancient, Free and Accepted Masons of Kansas do forward to them our most warm and generous Fraternal Greetings with our prayers to the G.A.O.T.U. for His Blessings in the years to come.After second, carried by a show of hands. BRAZIL: Brazil now has 25 State Grand Lodges all of which are considered regular by the Commission on Information for Recognition of the Conference of the Grand Masters of Masons on North America. We have reported, in the past, on the difficulty to maintain up-to-date information with many of the Masonic bodies in some countries. Sometimes a "Grand Lodge" has only three of four constituent lodges. We do have some recommendations to help clear up our records. Masonic Charts show Kansas as having Fraternal relations with the Grand Lodge of Guanabara (which does not exist) and not having with the Grand Lodge of the State of Rio de Janeiro (which does exist and which has since 1983 taken over the activities of the Grand Lodge of Guanabara): We move that this Grand Lodge adjust its records accordingly and establish Fraternal Relations with the Grande Loja Unida do Estado Rio de Janeiro with an exchange of Grand Representatives. In March of 1987 this Committee reported that the Grand Lodge of the State of Sao Paulo had sought recognition. That report was in error. The original document was from Sao Paulo, but was, in fact, seeking recognition for a Sister Jurisdiction of Mato Grdsso. We are in good Fraternal Relationship with the Grand Lodge of the State of Sao Paulo. My appreciation to M:.W:. Erwin Seignemartin, Grand Secretary of the Grand Lodge of Sao Paulo for his patience and courtesy in this matter. For some months the Grand Secretary has been in correspondence with me concerning a request from the Grand Lodge of the State of Mato Grosso for recognition . I have pondered this request since we not only show as being already in fraternal accord with Mato Gosse but even have an exchange of Grand Representatives. A study has shown that the original policital state of Mato Grosso was divided into two new states: Mato Grasso and Mato Rrasso do Sul. I do not know how the "new" Grand Lodge of Mato Grosso lost their records of our Fraternal Recognition but since they have we need to reopen communication with them and re-establish our relationship: We move that this Grand Lodge, through the office of our Grand Secretary, reaffirm our Fraternal Recognition of Mato Grasso and re-appoint Grand Representatives in order that their record be kept in order. After second, carried by a show of hands. We have requests for recognition from Grand Lodge do Estado de Alagoas; the Grande Loja do Rio Grand do Norte; and from Grand Lodge of the State of Rondonis Glomaron. All of these, and the other "Grand Lodges" of Brazil, which we do not recognize, will be kept on file for review. We are glad to note that the certificates of Grand Representative have been exchanges between ourselves and the Grand Lodge of Brazilia: Brother Lewis C. Carter being their Grand Representative near our Grand Lodge. COLUMBIA: Me have two communications: one concerns an internal dispute within Grand Lodges and the attempt to form a new Grand Lodge and resulting legal actions. We have no report on the outcome of the activity. We have a second item: Cartegena requests formal
It requires action: The Grand Lodge of Columbia located recognition and the exchange of Grand Representatives.
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move that this Grand Lodge establish formal relationships with the Grand Lodge of Cartegena (Columbia) and that an exchange of Grand Representatives be effected. The Grand Lodge of Cartegena 'is recognized as being regular by the Commission of Fraternal Recognition. It has been established since 1921 and we have been in correspondence with them since 1984. After second, carried by a show of hands. EQUADOR: Correspondence received confirming the appointment of W:. Brother David Snyder replacing the late M:.W:. Addison C. Irby, PGM, as their Grand Representative near our Grand Lodge. EL SALVADOR: Correspondence confirming their "re-orient and re-organize the interlodge relations" and re-affirming John A. Schowalter as their Grand Representative near our Grand Lodge. FRANCE: The Grand Lodge Nationale of France is the Regular Grand Lodge and the only one with which we have Fraternal Relationships. The irregular Grand Orient is still active and creating confusion. Recently we have received much material about M:. W:. Jeans Mons, G:.M:. of the Grand Lodge Nationale of France. One of our Committee, W:. David Recob is their Grand Representative next to Our Grand Lodge. W:. Brother David gives strong support and backing to M:.W:. Jean Mons and the Grand Lodge Nationale of France. We agree and feel that the activities of the Grand Orient are not even worthy of our mention. GREECE: We appreciate the correspondence listing the new Grand Officers all is well within that Jurisdiction. ISRAEL: We appreciated the annual Report and listing of officers the pressures under which that Grand Lodge must operate.
and indicating
and do understand some
that
of
NIGERIA: Nigeria has no regular Grand Lodge but Regular Lodges do exist there although under Scottish of English Charter. Our Pittsburg No. 187 had a visitor from Faith Lodge No. 1271, Logos Nigeria (a Scottish Lodge). This is to remind us that each Lodge Secretary has a "list of regular lodges" and as well, need to contact our Grand Secretary. There are no racial or color barriers in Freemasonry and "regular" may apply to any Visitor from abroad or from sister jurisdictions within the USA. PHILLIPPINES: We appreciated the quick disclaimer from the Grand Lodge concerning one of their local lodges solicitation of funds from us. We get many such appeals and never reply-if you get an appeal for funds please check with our Grand Secretary. SOUTH AFRICA: An appeal for funds to build a Masonic Centre came from the Provincial Grand Lodge in Transvaal. We recommend no action and feel the appeal is out of order. SWITZERLAND: We appreciate the hospitality shown by our Grand Lodge, through the office of our Grand Secretary and his lady, to R:.W:. Jean C. Huguet, the Grand Representative of Kansas near the Grand Lodge of Switzerland (Alpina) on their recent visit to Kansas. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA: We received a request from the Grand Secretary's Office regarding answering as inquiry from the Grand Lodge of California to give a "history in our Grand Lodge on the subject of the so-called 'American Doctrine' of recognizing Grand Lodges." I wrote the Grand Secretary and asked for a definition of the term: "so called American Doctrine of recognition of Grand Lodges." He, being unable to find an answer in our Grand Lodge, forwarded my request to the Grand Lodge of California. This was the summer of 1987. We have, to date, no rely. If we ever have a definition then I will be glad to reply and share my answer. CONCLUSION: In closing let us again thank the Grand Master for allowing us to serve this Grand Lodge. We also appreciate the work of Brother Serge Hanson, Topeka No. 17 for translating for us. Our great thanks to the Office of R:.W:. Albert 0. Arnold, Jr., Grand Secretary for his prompt, courteous and efficient manner in handling all correspondance and bringing items to our attention. Respectfully submitted:
Forrest D. Haggard, Chairman David L. Recob Harold B. Aldrich, III
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REPORT OF THE TEMPLE BUILDING AND REMODELING COMMITTEE M:.W:. Chester L. Gilbert, PGM, Chairman, presented the following report which, on his motion, was accepted: To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of AF & AM of Kansas: By-law 2-124D of the Grand Lodge provides the Committee on Temple and Remodeling shall act in an advisory capacity to the Grand Master upon all matters pertaining to the sale of purchase of property, the construction of buildings, and the major remodeling of existing buildings including the financing of such projects. The following projects have been recommended by the Committee and have been by our Grand Master in the past year.
approved
1. McPherson Lodge No. 172 given permission to sell the Canton Lodge building acquired in the consolidation. 2.
Golden Rule Lodge No. 90, Topeka, sold the present Lodge building and are in the process of remodeling a smaller building next door. The new building will be much less expensive to maintain and more efficient.
3.
Sunflower Lodge No. 86 granted permission to list their building for sale with a Realtor in Wichita. They plan to relocate in Wichita.
4.
Auburn Lodge No. 32 granted approval to remodel present building to better serve community and Lodge.
5.
Spring Hill Lodge No. granted permission to proceed with the building of a new Lodge Hall.
6.
Paradise Lodge No. 290, Plainville, granted approval to proceed with building a new Lodge.
7.
Meridian Lodge No. 126 of Elk Falls sold the Mnline Lodge Hall in Moline which was aquired by consolidation.
8.
Lecompton Lodge No. 420 granted permission to move Lodge to Big Springs. They were required to vacate present meeting place.
9.
Clay Center Lodge No. 134 granted approval to give the Miltonvale Lodge building to the City of Miltonvale to by used as library. This due to consolidation.
10.
Roger E. Sherman Lodge No. 359, Kansas City, granted approval to build an addition to Lodge and form a building association with Westgate Lodge No. 438 and the Kansas City York Rite bodies. Dedication ceremonies are to be conducted by Grand lodge on March 5, 1988.
11.
Home Lodge No. 89 granted permission to see Lodge building located in Centralia.
12.
Republic Lodge No. 123 considering the possibility of moving to another building with meeting space on ground floor.
13.
Holton Lodge No. 42 still considering the sale of the Lodge home in Helton.
14.
Wyandotte Lodge No. 3 is considering an offer on the Temple building at 728-30, Minnesota Ave., Kansas City.
The Temple Building and Remodeling Committee is pleased to have served the Grand Master in this capacity. Although not a lot of new building was begun in 1987, as was the case in 1986, the Committee feels the local Lodges are considering their finances before undertaking a long-term commitment for new Lodge facilities. Fraternally submitted,
Chester L. Gilbert, Chairman Alvin L. Wise Jack Eschenbrenner James M. Hefling James Pickett
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OPERATION "KAN" W:. Glenn L. Knapp, Chairman, submitted the following.report which, on his motion, was accepted: To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of AF 4 AM of Kansas: Show and Tell: I will show you what the program Operation "KAN" can do for the newly made amputee by sharing with you one of my experiences. Last spring a week before our Grand Masters reception I learned that my church organist's aunt who live in Abilene had to have her leg amputated. On my way to our Grand Master's reception I stopped at the Abilene hospital to see her. She was waiting anxiously for my visit, for her sister had called and told her that a man from Leavenworth was coming to see her. The hospital personnel was very helpful and cooperated in every way they could. We had a very warm and caring visit, ard on leaving I gave her one of our OPERATION "KAN" booklets. A month later I was on my way to Hutchinson and stopped in Abilene and gave her a call. She invited me to stop by. On arriving at her home she was quick to inform me that when she returned home from the hospital she read the booklet that I had given to her, and when she saw the Masonic Emblem on the back she was quite pleased. You see, she is a member of The Order of Eastern Star and her husband is a Mason and has been for several years. I'm glad to have had those warm and caring moments with this wonderful lady in her time of need. Fraternally submitted, Glenn L. Knapp, Chairman Larry M. Lein William J. Colnar Wilbur L. Morris
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REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC SCHOOLS W:. John A. Schowalter, Chairman, submitted the following report which, on his motion, was accepted: To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of Ancient, Free, and Accepted Masons of Kansas Again this year, your Public Schools Committee has endeavored to continue and improve the programs that it has developed to support and promote nur free public school system; that is, a statewide scholarship essay contest for juniors and seniors in the public high schools of Kansas; and the promotion of American Heritage--Public Schools Month. A special book distribution program was also begun this year. This committee is authorized and its responsibilities described in Section 2-124C of the Grand Lodge By-Laws. It is charged to "...develop programs..." and to "...guide and advise the Grand Lodge in supporting and strengthening the free public school system...". ESSAY CONTEST The topic of this year's Essay Contest was "Should Sex Education Be In The Public Schools?" While this subject is somewhat controversial, its recent exposure in the media made it a very popular topic. It produced some very good essays which indicated that a lot of thought had gone into them on the part of the writers. Participation in the contest was also very good with entries from 123 girls and 95 boys, each winners of local lodge contests. Due to budgetary problems, the amounts of the scholarship awards have remained the same since 1982, that is: $1,000 for first place; $700 for second; $500 for third; $300 for fourth; and $100 for fifth place to each boy and girl winner. There were also three Honorable Mentions is each category that carried no scholaship award. The winners of the 1987 Essay Contest are: First Place
Girls Kristen Wedel Ingalls Preston Lodge No. 283
Boys Bryan Aubuchon Kansas City Wyandotte Lodge No. 3
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Second Place
Kristen Bailey Beloit Ht. Vernon Lodge No. 145
Richard Olea Lawrence Lawrence Lodge No. 6
Third Place
Megan Brown Hiawatha Hiawatha Lodge No. 35
Mitch Emerson Great Bend Great Bend Lodge No. 15
Fourth Place
Debbie Tesh Parsons Parsons Lodge No. 117
Blake Vacura Jennings Jennings Lodge No. 360
Fifth Place
Yvette L. Squire Ottawa Ottawa Lodge No. 18
Greg Harrod Howard Hope Lodge No. 155
Rhonda Lasher McLouth Lyra Lodge No. 256
Rodney L. Rose Coats Kilwinning Lodge No. 265
Jul l i e G r i f f i t h Wakefield
Wakefield Lodge No. 396
John Thompson Hutchinson Hutchinson Lodge No. 445
Heather Gage Arkansas City Crescent Lodge No. 133
Matthew J. Vogel Kansas Citv Kaw Lodge No. 272
Honorable Mention
Again this year, the committee had the able assistance of Brothers Royal B. Brown of Leavenworth, Conrad F. Johnson of Sabetha, and Arris M. Johnson, PGM, of Hays who served as judges for the judges for the Essay Contest. AMERICAN HERITAGE—PUBLIC SCHOOLS MONTH On January 14, 1988, the Honorable Mike Hayden, Governor of Kansas, proclaimed the month of February, 1988, to be observed as American Heritage—Public School month in Kansas. A letter was sent to all lodges enlisting their support and encouraging them to hold a special program during February in celebration of American Heritage—Public Schools Month. SPECIAL PROJECT Recently M:.W:. Thomas C. Raum, Jr. Past Grand Master and Sovereign Grand Inspector General in Kansas for the Scottish Rite, approached this committee and asked that we coordinate a book distribution project that he was proposing. The committee agreed to assist with this project. Brother Raum's proposal was to present a copy of the book Dynamic Freedoms, which is published by the Supreme Council of the Scottish Rite, to every high school library in Kansas. The committee felt that this project would not only place a very good book on Americanism in the hands of our young people, but would also provide some good positive exposure for Freemasonry in general during the time of the celebration of the bicentennial of the United State Constitution. We soon realized that the scope of this project was beyond the abilities of this committee alone. We then asked the Grand Master for the help of the Area Deputy Grand Masters and through them the District Deputy Grand Masters to accomplish this project. He agreed and was very supportive. This project is not complete as of this Grand Lodge session. However, we have been advised that many of the books have been presented to the high school libraries. The project will continue into the next Grand Lodge year. Also next year, we are planning distribution of these books to the local public libraries across the state. RECOMMENDATION The Essay Contest has continued to grow. The number of entries at the state level has nearly doubled in the last 10 years. Unfortunately our scholarship awards have not kept pace. We, therefore, recommend that the number of scholarship awards be increased to include a sixth place and that the other awards be adjusted as follows: First Place, SI,000; Second Place, S800, Third Place, S600; Fourth Place, S400; Fifth Place, $200; and Sixth Place, SlOO each in the separate girls and boys contests.
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CONCLUSION We want to thank our Grand Master, M:.W:. Clifford D. Knauss for giving us the opportunity to serve the Craft, and for his continued support throughout the year. To R:.W:. Albert 0. Arnold, Jr., Grand Secretary, and his staff, our thanks for their assistance. Also, a special thanks to our Essay contest judges for their valuable service. Our thanks also go to the Area Deputy Grand Masters and District Deputy Grand Masters who have assisted us with the distribution of books this year. Brethren, we believe that our Grand Master's program of "selective invitation", together with his leadership and enthusiasm has given Kansas Masonry a new beginning; a reawaking if you will. Our fraternity is beginning to come alive with a renewed enthusiasm and sense of purpose. It is our hope that some of this new vigor is also applied to our public schools programs because the public schools are one of the principal foundation stones of this great nation that we call our home, the United States of America. Fraternally submitted:
John A. Schowalter, Chairman Damon H. Grimes Jimmy D. King Max L. Alber Newton L. Skirvin
COMMITTEE ON CHARTERED LODGES AND LODGES U.D M:.W:. Robert G. Jackson, PGM, Chairman, submitted the following report which, on his motion was accepted: To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge AF & AM of Kansas: It would be easy to dwell on the challenges of the past as they relate to: 1. Membership loss 2. Lodge consolidations 3. Service to the craft, communities, state and national affairs. Suffice it to say, however, these challenges to Freemasonry in Kansas pertinent today as they were twenty-five years ago.
are as
For the effective deliverance of the principles of Freemasonry through granted charters, we need to evaluate our present programs and pursue new courses of action. Courses of action that employ change were is beneficial and the avoidance of such where the fads or whims of an unstable society exist. Brethren, this year we have seen the need to consolidate six lodges. Our Grand Master has evaluated these consolidations carefully and determined this course of action in the best interest of Kansas. Moline Lodge No. 267 with Meridian Lodge No. 126, Elk Falls, April 1, 1987 Miltonvale Lodge No. 242 with Clay Center Lodge No. 134, Clay Center, June 1, 1987 Spearville Lodge No. 388 with St. Bernard Lodge No, 222, Dodge City, July 1, 1987 Delphos Lodge No. 202 with Minneapolis Lodge No. 143, Minneapolis, July 1, 1987 Sylvan Grove Lodge No. 359 with Lincoln Lodge No. 154, Lincoln, October 1, 1987 Ashlar Lodge No. 344 with Wamego Lodge No. 75, Wamego, December 1, 1987 This year your Grand Secretary reports to this committee that over 30% of our membership has reported a change of address. NPD continues to increase. Numerous lodges (up to a 100 or more) are experiencing financial challenges. Increased cost of operation is a challenge to all lodges. Taxation looms as a big hurdle. The challenge of Lodge programing involving all members of the craft, EA's, EC's and MM's alike, has been and will continue to be addressed. We ask is there a need for new lodges to be formed? Is there a need to formulate plans whereby charters may be moved? Do lodges need to be more mobile? We are pleased to report one new lodge in the Wichita is in the fomative stage. Brethren, this preliminary report is submitted for edification and review. A more detailed report is forthcoming. We urge your careful review of these reports as well as the proposals of our Grand Master and other interested and dedicated Brethren.
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Let us be ever mindful--Tradition is intended as a rudder, not an anchor. The members of this committee craft this past year.
thank your Grand Master for allowing us to serve
Respectfully submitted,
the
Robert G. Jackson, PGM, Chairman Stanley 0. Browning Don E. Robinett, GJW
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON GRAND OFFICER REPORTS W:. Paul E. Ferrell, Chairman, gave the Report of Grand Officers Reports which, on his motion was accepted: To the H:.W:. Grand Lodge of AF & AM of Kansas The Committee has read the reports in their entirety. We thank the Committee Chairmen and the Grand Secretary for forwarding the reports early enough to be read at our leisure. Under the direction of M:. W:. Clifford D. Knauss the deficits at the Masonic Home are coming down. This is a move in the right direction. With our membership dwindling, we who remain will have to assume more of the burden. We recommend that the Grand Master's rulings and recommendations be referred to the Jurisprudence Committee. The Financial report shows that some unexpected expenses arose and were handled satisfactorily. This is also reflected in the Grand Master's report. We recommend approval of the Financial Report and the Budget and they be referred to the Finance Committee. The Grand Secretary and his staff have been of the greatest of help to this comraitte"; and we thank them for that. We recommend the acceptance of the Grand Secretary's report. We think all of remaining reports.
the reports
are very
good
and recommend
the acceptance
of the
This committee thanks M:. W:. Clifford D. Knauss for the opportunity to serve the Grand Lodge in this capacity. Fraternally submitted,
Paul E. Ferrell, Chairman John Wayman Kenneth Cook John B. Schlarb REPORT OF THE TOTAL YOUTH COMMITTEE
W:. Leslie 0. Bailey, Chairman, gave the following report which, on his motion, was accepted: To the H:.W:. Grand Lodge of AF & AM of Kansas We the Total Youth Committee would like to thank the M:.W:. Grand privilege of serving on this committee for the year of 1987.
Master for the
Without a doubt, this committee would like to thank the leaders of the Order of DeMolay, Rainbow Girls, and Jobs Daughters for the outstanding work they are doing with the youth of those organizations. Many miles have been driven and many more hours have been spent by these individuals who are dealing with the many problems that arise and they do it without the hope of fee or rewards. The past reports of the proceeding Total Youth Committees show a continuing trend requests:
of
1. To recognize the youth as being potential members of our fraternal organizations. If we ignore them now; what can we expect their response be to us in the future? It has been brought to the attention of this committee that there are Masons who refuse to let their children join the various youth groups.
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To increase the financial support to the youth groups. This committee will continue to urge the Grand Lodge to increase the financial support to our youth groups. Another report coming to this committee is that there are some Masonic Lodges in Kansas that are charging the youth groups rent for the use of their Lodge Halls. One Lodge charges the youth group $90.00 for-additional rent for a practice night.
Let's think about it. Brethren.
What can we do for our youth in 1988?
Respectfully submitted,
Leslie 0. Bailey, Chairman Lawrence E. Bodine James W. Carroll REPORT OF THE MASONIC EDUCATION COMMITTEE
M:.W:. Arris M. Johnson, PGM, Chairman, submitted the following report which, on his motion, was accepted: To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of AF & AM of Kansas On May 7, 8 and 9, 1987, the Chairman of this Committee and the Deputy Grand Master of Kansas, R:.W:. Claude Norris, attended the Midwest Masonic Education Conference in Fargo, North Dakota where many ideas and suggestions were exchanged. We found that the problems of all Grand Jurisdictions seem to be about alike and the solutions are all taking about the same direction. From the ideas discussed, germs of new ideas and directions came to the two of us who attended the meeting and we had ample time to discuss them as we drove home. Your Masonic Education Committee is now in the process of writing and testing a possible Correspondence Course which we believe should motivate the Masons of Kansas who avail themselves of it to become more knowledgeable about Masonry. It will eventually cover several areas of Masonry such as Jurisprudence, history, symbolism, philosophy, etc. We are also exploring other modes of delivery for Masonic Education to the Masons of Kansas. Your Chairman has had the opportunity to share Masonic Education through the quarterly letter sent to all members of the Kansas Lodge of Research and through some articles written for the Kansas Mason. Your Committee is open have ideas for us. Fraternally submitted.
to your suggestions and
are anxious to
hear from those
who
Arris M. Johnson, PGM, Chairman Richard D. Kelsey, PGM Thomas A. Nuckols Lloyd D. Crall James R. Winn THE MOBIL LODGE
W:. H. Dwight Burton reported that the Mobil Lodge would again be located at the State Fair in Hutchinson, September 9th through the 18th. The Grand Master expressed his appreciation for the effort and requested additional assistance for our Hutchison Brethren in presenting this "open house" of Freemasonry to Kansas. TELLER'S REPORT Richard Kelsey, Chairman of Tellers reported that the ballots had been counted and recorded and the following had been elected to serve the M:.W:. Grand Lodge AF & AH of Kansas for the ensuing year: Claude W. Norris Grand Master Robert M. Nease Deputy Grand Master Don Robinett Grand Senior Warden Conrad Johnson Grand Junior Warden William F. Mcintosh Grand Treasurer Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary Each of the elected officers thanked the brothers for their willingness to serve the Grand Lodge.
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M:.W:. Clifford D. Knauss thanked the tellers for their service and congratulated the newly elected officers and extended best wishes for a successful year. The results of the Masonic Home Trustee 19, 1988.
Election to be read Saturday morning, March
REPORT OF CHURCH-LODGE RELATIONS COMMITTEE W:. Charles B. Bennett, Chairman, submitted the following report which, on his motion, was accepted: To the M:. W:. Grand Lodge of Kansas of AF & AM of Kansas A surprising occurrence during 1987 developed when certain religious spokesmen took it upon themselves to raise questions about the philosophy and intentions of our Masonic Order. This kind of thing has occurred over the years. Yet, to have the high ethic and deep commitment of Masonry questioned in this enlightened age is puzzling. However, it has given a chance for positive educational programs. The Grand Master of Kansas has been able to project for the wider public those qualities of morality and brotherly love upon which our Order is founded. Consequently, what could have been a negative situation has been used for good. We stand always ready to respond to any questions asked in good faith by those who have concerns about our Order. True piety has no more constant friend than the Order of Freemasons. Dr. Charles B. Bennett, Chairman Kenneth V. Moses Kenith McNett REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE motion^was'acc^p^^S:'"''""' "'"' ''''""'"'
^""^^"^^ ''^ ^ " " ^ ^ ^ report which, on his
In accordance with by law 2-118 of the Constitution and By-laws of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of Ancient, Free and Accepted Masons of Kansas, this committee makes the following report: The accounting firm of Farmis has been engaged to officially audit the books and make inspections of investments and properties. This report appears elsewhere in these proceedings and is a part of this report. This committee has reviewed the monthly income and expense statements sent to us by the Grand Secretary. We find these statements to be in accordance with our by-laws and the budget set forth for this Grand Jurisdiction. It is the opinion of this committee that the Grand Treasurer and Grand Secretary have devoted a considerable amount of thought and good judgment in investing the funds of the Grand Lodge, and we appreciate their cooperation this year. This committee examined the files and records in the office of the Grand Secretary and found the same to be complete and up to date. The furniture and fixtures in the Grand Lodge building were inspected and examined. We found several pieces of furniture not being used or likely to be used in the future. This committee would like to recommend that these assets be turned into cash and these funds by used to update and purchase new machinery needed in the Grand Lodge building. The finance committee met with the Council of Administration and the Grand Secretary to propose a budget to present to this Annual Communication. This budget appears in the Grand Secretary's report. It should be brought to your attention that the cost of operating the Grand Lodge is rising every year, insurance and taxes being the two largest items. Rising costs due to normal inflation is not our only problem. In the last eight years since our last per capita tax increase, we have lost approximately 10,000 members and this is a loss of $60,000 in revenue. The members of this committee would like to thank our Grand Master M:.W:. Clifford D. Knauss for the privilege of serving our Grand Lodge. Respectfully submitted:
F. Warren Starns, Chairman W. Nolan Artz Jerry Cole C. M. "Bud" Geis Merle D. Bradley
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Greetings from Nova Scotia Fred C. Armitage, Grand Representative of the Grand Lodge of Nova Scotia brought greetings from M:.W:. Roy Hale, Grand Master of Nova Scotia. Brother Armitage also presented H:.W:. Clifford D. Knauss and R:.W:. Albert 0. Arnold, J^. with cuff links of their grast seal. Brother Armitage had traveled the most miles of anyone in attendance. Introduction M:.I:. James Watkins, Grand Master, Grand Council of Cryptic Masons of Kansas, upon introduction, thanked Grand Master Clifford D. Knauss for the cooperation of the Grand Lodge of Kansas and for courtesies extended to himself and his lady. Introduction Sir Knight Gerald R. Butcher, R:.E:. Grand Commander, Knights Templar of Kansas, upon introduction, expressed thanks for courtesies extended to him and his wife, Sylvia. He invited all present to attend Grand Commandry in Newton, May 6 & 7. LABOR TO REFRESHMENT The Grand Lodge was called from Labor to Refreshment until 9:00 a.m, Saturday, 19, 1988.
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ALL MASONIC BANQUET The All Masonic Banquet was held at Kansas.
7:00 p.m. in the Scottish Rite Temple,
Wichita.
The Grand Lodge Officers and their ladies were introduced upon entering the auditorium by Brother John H. Myers and thereafter proceed to their places. The Grand Master and First Lady were given a standing ovation upon their entrance. Following the invocation fare.
by the Grand
Chaplain, all enjoyed
the delicious
banquet
AWARDS M:.W:. Clifford D. Knauss with the assistance of W:. Conrad F. Johnson, Grand Senior Deacon, made the following awards: Randall L. HoUoway, Worshipful Master of Narka Lodge No. 349, received the Chester L. Gilbert traveling trophy as the outstanding young Lodge Officer for the past year, W:. Alvin K. Banman received the Masonic Service Award. W:. Banman's years of service are continuing in spite of his 80 plus years. W:. Mike S. Haxton, Past Master, Wyandotte Lodge No. 3, received the Masonic Association Award on behalf of the Lodge. One of the highlights of the evening was the presentation of the Distingushed Service Award. This is awarded to only one Master Mason each year and is the highest award given by the Jurisdiction of Kansas. R:.W:. Merle D. Bradley and his lady were escorted to the speaker's podium by W:. Conrad F. Johnson, Grand Senior Deacon. M:.W:. Clifford D. Knauss then proceeded to present him with this most cherished award. Many were surprised, not at the fact he received this award, but when. This is due to the fact that Brother Merle upon being raised to the sublime degree of a Master Mason in Topeka Lodge No. 17 on April 14, 1971 has virtually become a dynamo of activity. Although we do not have exact records, without a doubt. Brother Merle must hold some sort of record in his Lodge for the most petitions turned in by one member. He was soon named to the line and by 1974 was in the Master's chair. Brother Merle is still quite active. This does not only include many others a well. He is much sought after as installing Officer. always be counted on to give the Masonic graveside oration.
his own Lodge by Then too, he can
Our youth have also benefited from his devotion and leadership. He has served as Guardian of Bethel No. 1, Job's Daughters and later as Associate Chairman of the Grand Bethel Board of Directors. As a recipient of the Legion of Honor of DeMolay, you can tell of his long hours of service to this order. As Chairman of the Advisory Board of Round Table Chapter he received the Cross of Honor in 1986.
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As a Grand Lodge Committeeman he has served on Total Youth, Credentials and and is Grand Representative to the Grand Lodge Columbia (Bogota).
Finance
As a veteran of the Korean War, he continues his service through The American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars. He is a Sojourner and Hero of '76. He is a devoted husband, father and grandfather. Time nor space will not permit us to list all of his many affiliations. But, we can say York Rite, Red Cross of Constantine, Scottish Rite as secretary of the Valley of Topeka. He is a 33 Mason and is a member of Arab Shrine of Topeka and the Order of Eastern Star, Topeka Chapter No. 462. Time and time again this devoted Mason has gone the extra mile and we know he continue to do so. Thus we say the award is indeed well bestowed.
will
Members of the Grand Master's immediate family were introduced; also the Grand Officers, Past Grand Master and Distinguished Guests.
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Another highlight of the evening was the inspirational address by M:.W:. John Arp, Past Grand Master of the Grand Lodge AF & AM of Tennessee. His appropriate remarks and recognition of the good work done by the Grand Lodge of Kansas were well received and appreciated. SATURDAY. March 19. 1988
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REFRESHMENT TO LABOR The Grand Lodge was called from Refreshment to Labor on the Third Degree of Masonry at 9:00 a.m. March 19, 1988, and the Business Session of the One Hundred Thirty- Second Annual Communication was resumed., TELLER'S REPORT W:. Richard Kelsey, Chairman of Tellers, reported that the ballots for the Masonic Home trustees had been counted and recorded and that the following had been elected: Arris M. Johnson, PGM (3 Years) Donald B. Hanson (2 years) David L. Recob (1 year ) REPORT OF GRAND LODGE ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE R:.W:. Clifford L. Trax, motion was accepted:
Chairman, submitted
the following
report which,
on
his
The tenth Annual Masonic Retreat was held at Rock Springs 4-H Ranch, near Junction City, on Labor Day weekend, September 5, 6 and 7, 1987. The weather cooperated beautifully, neither too hot nor too cold, and what little rain we received fell only at night. This is a beautiful gathering spot for the Kansas Masons and their families and friends that have been attending this annual weekend of relaxation and fun since it was first initiated by H:.W:. Chester Gilbert in 1978. It's not the Holiday Inn, but then it's a long way from roughing it. We have very comfortable quarters, excellent family style meals prepared for us by the Rock Springs staff and numerous activities, such as horseback riding, canoeing, swimming, horseshoes, square dancing, archery, rifle range, tennis, Softball, etc. There are also some more relaxing activities such as car playing and just sitting in the shade watching the others who choose to participate in the more strenuous fun. The cost for three days, two nights and seven meals is extremely reasonsonable. You couldn't even stay home for the same price, and the committee recommends that every Mason bring his own Labor Day weekend "family activity" to Rock Springs in 1988. Let the Ranch Staff and Activities Committee take care of your needs and enjoy the company of your brothers and sisters in an atmoshpere of fellowship and fun. Attendance in 1987 was 66, the same as 1986, but with the help of the 1987-1988 District Deputies we hope to spread the word of this great activity to every active Mason who may have heretofore been unsure of what the Masonic Retreat was all about. In addition to the activities we have had in the past, we are planning to add a Talent Show in 1988. Your're going to love it. Plan to attend.
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Respectfully submitted,
serve
Clifford L. Trax, Chairman Arris M. Johnson, PGM Ralph Kimmel Robert J. Higgs Orves V. Beeghly PUBLIC SCHOOL COMMITTEE
W:. John Schowalter reported that the topic chosen for the 1989 essay contest is Approach to Drug Abuse".
"My
CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE W:. Donald Doll, Chairman, presented motion was accepted: Registered 1023 Lodges Represented 241 Total Lodges 346
the final
credentials report
which upon
his
R:.W:. William Schone, Senior Grand Warden of New Jersey, brought greetings from Grand Master of New Jersey.
thÂť
Greetings From New Jersey
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON JURISPURDENCE M:. W:. Arthur C. Hodgson, PGM, Chairman, presented the following report. Certain' items in this report were acted upon individually; and then at the conclusion, the report was accepted as a whole. To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of AF & AM of Kansas: INTRODUCTION The Committee on Jurisprudence has been consulted many times on matters of dence. We enjoyed our year of service and the work of the committee has been by correspondence and long distance telephone calls. We have not met as a until this communication of Grand Lodge. We are submitting our report in sections as you think may benefit our Grand Lodge.
so that you can vote on individual
jurispruconducted committee
matters
FUNCTION OF THE COMMITTEE OF JURISPRUDENCE
The function of the committee is set forth in By-law 2-119. As we view our function, we believe it to be of assistance to our Grand Master and to render our interpretation of the law upon his request. We feel that all requests for an interpretation should come to the committee from the Grand Master, and if it is not handled this way we believe that the Grand Master could be in a position of not knowing what matters were being asked of the committee to interpret or of what interpretations were being given. SPECIAL DISPENSATIONS The Special Dispensations granted by our Grand Master have been reviewed and consif^er that all are within the powers and prerogatives nf our Grand master and recommend that they be approved.
we we
RULINGS Our Grand Master has made 15 separate rulings. Most of the rulings have been discussed with at least the Chairman of the Committee on Jurisprudence. Our committee feels that they are worthy of adoption with the understanding on our part, at least, that they do not change the statutory law in any respect. They have effect only during the year in which they were made.
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The committee realizes that there may be some who do not agree with the rulings. As a matter of fact, the committee is not 100% in favor nf each ruling, but for the purpose of discussion assume that one or more of the rulings was incorrect, what are you going to do about it? The rulings have been made, they have been acted on and there isn't anything in our opinion that Grand Lodge can do to nullify the effects of the rulings. We move the approval of the Grand Master's rulings. The following legislation was introduced and Communication.
passed or defeated at the 132nd
Annual
GRAND MASTER'S RECOMMENDATION NUMBER 1 Constitution ARTICLE H I , Section 2, "And be it furthur provided that with due consideration to the above restrictions the committee on publications will be permitted to select advertising for insertion in the Kansas Mason or other Masonic Publications from outside entities." Approved subject to be certified by the Lodges, (ARTICLE XI, Sec. 7) r-
GRAND MASTER'S RECOMMENDATION NUMBER 2
By-law 2-124F. "The Committee on Publications shall be charged with the editing, publication, and distribution of the "Kansas Mason" and all other official publications of the Grand Lodge. "It will also solicit, receive, and approve all advertising to be carried in the publications. Although the sale of advertising is allowed, the advertising of liquor, tobacco, or other products deemed detrimental to one's health, or not in good taste socially, will be prohibited. The Editor of the "Kansas Mason" shall be the chairman of the committee and its work shall be carried out under the supervision and with the approval of the Grand Master." Approved by the necessary two-thirds majority. GRAND MASTER'S RECOMMENDATION NUMBER 3 Amending By-law 2-301 "The Grand Master has recommended that the Per Capita Tax be divided between the General Fund of the Grand Lodge to receive $6.00 and that the Per Capita Tax for the Kansas Masonic Home be $5.00." Motion defeated. GRAND MASTER'S RECOMMENDATION NUMBER 4 Amending By-law 2-301. "The Grand Master has recommended that by-law 2-301 be amended to provide a special assessment of $8.00 per year per member for five years, 1989 through 1993, for the purpose of remodeling the Westside Residential Building." Defeated. A motion to reconsider Recommendation No. 3 was seconded, put to a vote, and carried. Amending the orginal motion to read: (Amending By-law 2-301)
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"A Per Capita Tax of $9.00 on the roll of membership â&#x20AC;˘ for the preceding year, $6.00 of which will go to the Masonic Grand Lodge and $3.00 of which shall go to the Kansas Masonic Home." Approved by the necessary two-thirds December 31, 1989.) (By-law 2-301)
majority.
(Will not become effective
until
GRAND MASTER'S RECOMMENDATION NUMBER 5 Amending By-law 2-314 GRAND MASTER'S CONTINGENCY FUND. "The amount to be budgeted by the Finance.Committee and approved at the discretion of the Council of Administration." Approved by the necessary two-thirds majority. GRAND MASTER'S RECOMMENDATION NUMBER 6 Amending By-law 4-305 LODGE DUES --ASSESSMENT "A lodge may provide a revenue for its support by requiring each Entered Apprentice, Fellow Craft, and Master Mason, to pay annually a specific tax to be fixed in its by-laws, and, at any Stated Communication, by a majority vote of the members present, it may assess an additional tax for the current expenses or for charity, or both, which shall be held to be a special tax for emergent purposes." Failed for the want of two-thirds majority. The Jurisprudence acceptance.
committee
report
was then
moved,
seconded,
and passed for
CONCLUSION A'"Grand Master is a person. They have varying talents, they have different abilities, different visions, they react differently and they think differently. We can no more put a Grand Master in a strait jacket than we can put and individual Mason in a strait jacket. The committee has enjoyed this year of service. We are convinced that our Grand Master has given his best. We are convinced that he has been sincere in all that he has attempted to do. He has had the vision of leaving Masonry in this Grand Jurisdiction a little bit better than when he took office. Future ages will give us a better appraisal of this but we can say here and now that it has been a pleasure working with our Grand Master. When he lays down his gavel as Grand Master for the last time we believe that he will be entitled to the plaudits of the Craft. Respectfully submitted,
Arthur C. Hodgson, Chairman Robert L. Davis William E. Bradford Allan L. Hurlbut Michael T. Wilson
THE SPECIAL MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE REPORT AND RECOMMENDATIONS W:. Jerry W. Cole, Chairman, accepted:
gave the following report
which, on his motion was
The committee respectfully submits actions which have been taken by unanimous vote of those members present to recommend amendments to our By-laws or Constitution. At your direction we are submitting them to you for your dissemination to the Council of Administration and/or any other committees or individuals that you'deem appropriate. The committee will be prepared to' respond to any suggestions ordirection from you as to changes or additions to these action's. If these recommendations meet with your approval, we stand ready to assist in disseminating information and answering questions from Members of the Grand Lodge.
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We have previously discussed with you the advisability of an early sharing of these recommendations with individual lodges for their consideration prior to Grand Lodge May I suggest that the question and answer format that we are forwarding, along with ^ne proposed amendments may help answer concern and enlist support from the Craft. rnntfn!'"? the Craft
"^''f
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Jhat reguirc further study and development that we will '"'' ^°'^^^ meetings, if that meets with the approval of
RECOMMENDATIONS
Recommendations presented by the Grand Master's Special Membership Committee: Recommendation No. 1 Chapter II, Article I a new paragraph No. 2-124G COMMITTEE ON MEMBERSHIP. The Committee on Membership shall formulate and develop a membership program, and superintend the dissemination of membership information among the Craft; shall render assistance to the Grand Master, Lodge Officers, and the membership generally in the preparation of membership material; and shall undertake such other means of assistance to the constitutent Lodges as may tend to increase the interest in obtaining new members. It shall carry on its .work under the supervision and approval of the Grand Master. It shall submit a report to the Grand Lodge at each Annual Communication with its recommendations. And furthur, that Constitution ARTICLE VI, Section 13, STANDING COMMITTEES be amended by. adding: (I6)on membership; consisting of not less than seven members. Approved by the necessary two-thirds majority. Recommendation No. 2 Article IV, Sec. 3-403 TRANSACTION OF BUSINESS. All business of a Lodge, other than voting on proficiency of candidates, must be transacted at a Stated Communication, and while the Lodge is open on the Third ANY Degree. To the By-laws, Article IV, 3-407 STATED COMMUNICATIONS - OPENING. At the time and place prescribed in the By-laws for holding a Stated Communication, the Master shall assemble the members and if a quorum is present, he shall open the Lodge on tte—Third ANY Degree of Masonrv, If less than...etc. Article IV, Sec. 3-418 MASONIC FUNERAL. Every affiliated Maotor Mason is entitled to Masonic burial by his Lodge, and at its expense, if circumstances require it; and a sojourner, who is an affiliated Master Mason, is entitled to Masonic burial by the local Lodge; and the same favor may be extended to non-affiliated Master. Masons; Provided... etc. Failed for the want of the necessary two-thirds majority. Recommendation No. 3 Article II, By-law 4-206 - The examination of a candidate upon his proficiency MAY shall be conducted while the lodge is open on the Degree previously attained by the candidate OR AT ANY TIMF AT THF I ODGE HALL IN THE PRESENCE OF A COMMITTEE CONSISTING OF A MINIMUM OF THREE MASTER MASONS APPOINTED BY THE MASTER FOR THE PURPOSE OF CONDUCTING THE PROFICIENCY EXAMINATION. The vote of the Lodge upon the proficiency of the candidate shall be taken with the candidate excused IF THE PROFICIENCY WAS DEMONSTRATED TO A COMMITTEE, THEN THE VOTE SHALL BE TAKEN IN OPEN LODGE ONLY AFTER A FAVORABLE RECOMMENDATION HAS BEEN MADE BY A MAJORITY OF THE COMMITTEE EXAMINING THE CANDIDATE. w44ti—«ie Motion made to expunge underline At the Lodge Hall. Seconded, but failed. Original motion on Recommendation No. 3 then presented and carried by the necessary two-thirds majority. Recommendation No. 4 By-law Article IV, 3-608 MASONIC PUBLICITY AND USE OF EMBLEM. Striking, o r — f e r advertising. Adding; NOTWITHSTANDING THE PRECEDING, LODGES SHALL BE PERMITTED TO USE INFORMATIONAL ADVERTISING REGARDING MASONRY USING MATERIAL THAT HAS RECEIVED APPROVAL FROM THE GRAND LODGE OR FROM THE GRAND MASTER, {recommendation of Chairman only) Carried by the necessary two-thirds majority. Recommendation by District No. 52 including the Worshipful Masters of Great Bend No. 25, McCracken No. 58, Walnut No. 215, Ellinwood No. 217, LaCrosse No. 330, Hoisington No. 331, and Claflin No. 424. 1. That By-laws Sections 2-308, 2-309 and 2-310 be amended as follows: That all Master Masons that are eligible to receive mileage to the Annual Communication each year shall relinquish this right.
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2. That all Master Masons that register and attend the Annual Communication as the voting representative of his lodge shall have the amount of money for mileage coming to them to be paid directly by the Grand Secretary to the Kansas Masonic Home- in Wichita, Kansas each year to help with expenses. Recommendation not presented. Recommendation by W:. Edward A. Foxx, Past Master and Secretary nf Haysville Lodge No. 112: Amend Article VI, Section 5, DUTIES AND POWERS OF THE GRAND MASTER. Adding: Be required to make an official visit to one of the Lodges in each District each year. The visitation would be on a rotation basis in each district, at the Home Lodge of the District Deputy Grand Master. Recommendation not presented. Recommendation by W:.James R. Watkins in an official letter from the Grand was withdrawn by him because of similar recommendations already passed. The Grand Master called for other motions were offered.
Secretary
recommendations to be .presented, but no
furthur
READING OF THE JOURNAL Unamimous approval was given to a motion by with the reading of the Journal.
Thomas C. Raum,
Jr., PGM, to
dispense
ACKNOWLEDGMENT AND APPRECIATION M:.W:. Clifford D. Knauss offered his thanks and appreciation to all who were involved and who worked diligenty to make this One Hundred-Thirty-Second Communication a successful event. LABOR TO REFRESHMENT AIT regular business of the One Hundred-Thirty-Second Annual Communication of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge AF & AM of Kansas having been completed, the Grand Lodge was called from Labor to Refreshment for the purpose of opening on the First Degree for the installation of Grand Officers for 1988-1989. INSTALLATION CEREMONIES With M:.W:. Lawrence D. Winegardner as Installing Grand Master, assisted by Past Grand Masters Arris M. Johnson as Deputy Grand Master; Robert G. Jackson as Senior Warden; Clifford D. Knauss as Junior warden; Owen Hodgson as Grand Treasurer; John H. Murray as Grand Secretary; Carroll C. Arnett as Grand Chaplain; Richard L. Becker as Grand Senior Deacon; Robert D. Caplinger as Grand Junior Deacon; Robert H. Arnold as Grand Marshall; Thomas C. Raum, Jr. as Grand Sword Bearer; Arthur C. Hodgson as Grand Senior Steward; J. Fred Williamson as Grand Junior Steward; Ben B. Boyles as Grand Pursuivant; W. Nolan Artz as Grand Tyler; Chester L. Gilbert as Assistant Grand Tyler, the following Grand Officers were installed for the ensuing year by PGM'S F. Warren Starns as Installing Grand Marshal; Ralph D. Walker as Installing Grand Senior Deacon; and Richard D. Kelsey as Installing Grand Junior Deacon. M:.W R:.W R:.W R:.W M:.W R":.W W W W W
Claude W. Norris, Grand Master, Rising Sun No. 8, 1513 Crawford, Ft. Scott, 66701 Robert M. Nease, Deputy Grand Master, Kilwinning No. 265 Box 716, Hugoton, 67951 Don E. Robinett, Grand Senior Warden, St. John No. 113 Route 1, Box 52, Randall, 66963 Conrad F. Johnson, Grand Junior Warden, Smithton No. I 217 South 12th, Sabetha, 66534 William F. Mcintosh, PGM, Grand Treasurer, Clay Center No.134, Box 514, Clay Center, 67432 Albert 0. Arnold, Jr., Grand Secretary, Rosedale No. 333, Box 1217, Topeka, 66601 Raymond A, Pearsall, Grand Chaplain, St. Bernard No. 222, 1400 Central Ave., Dodge City, 67801 Richard D. Overton, Grand Senior Deacon, Armourdale No. 271, 6937 Grand View, Herriam, 66204 A. Franklin Baldwin, Grand Junior Deacon, Ancient Form No. 34, Route 1, Box 34, Fontana, 66026 Ronald E. White, Grand Marshal, Topeka No. 17, 1631 Atchison, Atchison, 66002-2247
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. Harry W. Peterson, Grand Sword Bearer, Xenia No. 47, Route 3, Ft. Scott, 66701 ' . Hurlbut K. Graves, Grand Senior Steward, St. Francis No. 404, 430 North St., St. Francis, 67756 . Harold W. Frasier, Grand Junior Steward, Sharon Springs No. 417, Sharon Springs, 67758' . Kenneth W. Simmons, Grand Prusuivant, Rising Sun No. 8, 755 South Wilson, Ft. Scott, 66701 . Hugh W. Gill, III, Grand Tyler, Albert Pike No. 303, 1002 Blackwill, Wichita 67207 .Lawrence Bodine, Assistant Grand Tyler, Hays No. 195, HC 39, Box 208, Hays, 67601-9410 Following the closing prayer by Installing Chaplain the new Grand Master thanked the Installing Officers and Robert Foley for the beautiful music offered for the prelude and processional. The Grand Master then declared that he would create and fill a new office. He then had M:.W:. Ben B. Boyles, PGM, escorted to the altar and called on him to to spread the word of Masonry and ordered him to be seated in a chair next to the Grand Chaplain and serve as Grand Orator. INTRODUCTIONS M:.W:. Claude W. Norris introduced his wife Phyllis and the Grand Lodge Officers and their ladies. He asked the brothers of his Lodge, Rising Sun No. 8, to rise for recognition. Also recognized were the brothers of Xenia Lodge No. 47. When introducing his immediate family, two sons and a daughter and six grandchildren, he stated that he had been married for 37 years plus. PRESENTATIONS David R. Shepard, Secretary of Rising Sun No. 8, on beha-lf of Lodge No. 8 and No. 47, presented the Grand Master with a Handsome Top Hat. The Top. Hat worn by Past Grand Master Addison Irby had been worn by Grand Master Claude Norris prior to the presentation. M:.W:. Ralph Walker, team.
PGM, presented him
a beautiful desk
lamp from the
installing
R:.W:. Maurice C. Hearn, District Deputy Grand Master, District 3, presented a case and cigar. Members of Mirza fez.
Shrine, on behalf
of the Potentate,
presented the Grand
Members of the family approached the East and on behalf of his presented their father (and grandfather) with a steel gray homburg hat.
cigar
Master's
entire
family
M:. W:. Claude W. Norris, Grand Master, asked the Grand Senior Deacon to present his wife, Phyllis in the East and Deputy Grand Master Robert Nease presented her with a necklace; the Square and Compass customarily worn by the First Lady of Kansas Masons. RECEPTION Representatives of Rising Sun Lodge No. 8 and Xenia Lodge No. 47 issued an invitation to attended a Reception honoring Grand Master Claude..W. Norris April 30, 1988 at the Rising Sun Lodge, Ft. Scott, Kansas, with a dinner-will following at Ft. Scott Community College. INVITATION An invitation was issued by a representive from Salina Lodge No.. 60 for the Master to convene the One-Hundred-Thirty-Third Annual Communication of the M:.W:. Lodge AF & AM of Kansas in Salina on March 17 and 1 8 , 1 9 8 9 ; The following were commissioned by'Grand words, charge and responsibility:
Master Claude W.
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AREA II R:.W:. John E. Mowen, Peace No. 243, Route 2, Box 117, Louisburg, 66063 AREA III R:.W:. William F. McFall, Hiawatha No. 35, 209 South Washington, Sabetha, 66534 AREA IV R:.W:. F. Ray Canada, Seabrook No. 385, 1529 McAlister, Topeka, 66604 AREA V R:.W:. Ronald E. Suete, Wellsville No. 356, 503 Pine, Wellsville, 66092 AREA VI R:.W:. Bobby J. Walker, Crescent No. 133, 2919 Valley View Dr., Arkansas City, 67005 AREA VII R:.W:. Walter F. Jack, Joppa No. 223, 1554 Norwood, El Dorado, 67042 AREA VIII R:.W:. Edward C. Slipsager, Clifton No. 122, Box 249, Clifton, 66937 AREA IX H. Corvon Carpenter, St. John No. 113, Route 1, Box 88, Concordia, 66901 AREA X R:.W:. Harold J. Schmidt, Sterling No. 171, 528 East Main, Sterling, 67579 AREA XI R:.W:. Darrell M. Holmes, Walnut Valley No. 191, 133 North Mary, Utica, 67584 AREA XII R:.W:. Melvin Mirl Schrock, Hoxie No. 348, 1233 Main, Hoxie, 67740-0546 DISTRICT DEPUTY GRAND MASTERS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. â&#x20AC;¢31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47.
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Lyndell L. Kirkhart, Minneola No. 431, Box 114, Minneola, 67865 Earl W. Anderson, Kiowa No. 293, 421 North Grove, Greensburg, 67054 Francis E. Gatewoud, Strafford No. 252, 313 Strafford, Sylvia, 67581 Robert C. Simmons, Hoisington No. 331, 472 West 5th, Hoisington, 67544 Rodney S. Gage, Russell No. 177, 509 East 7th, Russell, 67665 Dwight R. Gashaw, Saqui No. 160, 238 North 1st St., Osborne, 67473 Donald E. Riffel, Newahcuba No. 189, 719 Ash, Stockton, 67669 LeRoy C. Brown, Jennings No. 360, Box 9, Jennings, 67543 R. Dale Breit, Hoxie No. 348, Box 365, Hoxie, 67740 Wade R. Park, Oakley No. 253, 302 West 3rd, Oakley, 67748 Stuart P. Pittman, Goodland No. 321, Box 692, Goodland, 67735 Charles J. Puma, II, Leoti No. 340, Route 2, Leoti, 67861 Robert G. Leverich, Grandview No. 376, Box 537, Bucklin, 67834 Glen G. Rinehart, Emerald No. 289, Route 1, Box 32, Kendall, 67857 Charles F. Phillips, Fargo No. 300, 16 South Jordan, Liberal, 67901 Carl A. Needland, Dover No. 138, Route 1, Harveyville, 56431 GRAND MASTER'S REMARKS
M:. W:. Claude W. Norris, Grand Master, stated that one of his principle aims in the coming year was to improve the Ritualistic Education of the Masonry in Kansas through the use of the Lecturers. It is his wish that the District Lecturers accompany the District Deputy Grand Masters on their visits to the Lodges. This would greatly improve Masonic education. The Grand Master also stated social activities.
that he would like to see more family events and more
The Craft must take a positive approach it is to grow and prosper.
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He again thanked the brothers who.had given him support and encourgment. in the past years and called on them to continue their support. CLOSING M:.W:. Claude W. Norris expressed his appreciation to the ladies and guests who had joined the brothers for the Installation Ceremony,-and again-recognized the-efforts of those who participated. After a closing prayer by W:. Raymond A. Pearsall, Grand Chaplain, M:. W:. Claude W. Norris declared the M:.W:. Grand Lodge AF & AM of Kansas closed in Ample Form.
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M: .W:. Clifford D. Knauss, Grand Master presenting R: .W: . t1erle D. Bradley the Distinguished Service Award while Mrs. Bradley looks on. Seated R:.W:. Claude W. Norris, Deputy Grand Master and Mrs. Knauss.
W:. Alvin K. Banman recelvlng the Masonic Service Award presented by Grand t1aster Clifford D. Knauss at the All Masonic Banquet. Mrs . Knauss looks on. W: . Banman's service continues in spite of his 80 years plus.
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W:_ Randall L_ Holloway, Master of Narka Lodge No_ 349, receiving the Chester L_ Gilbert Traveling trophy as the outstanding young lodge officer of the year, as presented b'y Grand Mas ter Knauss_
W: _ Mike S_ Ha xto n, Pt1 of Wyandotte Lodge No_ 3, receiving the Masonic Association Award for the Lodge as presented by Grand Master, Clifford D_ Knauss
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M: . W:. John Arp, Past Grand Master of Tennessee, Speaker at the All Masonic Banquet.
Claude W. Norris being installed as Grand Master in Wichita, Kansas, March 19, 1988 Left to Right: Past Grand Masters Richard D. Kelsey, F. Warren Starns and Ralph D. Wal ker.
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BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF M:.W:. CLIFFORD D. KNAUSS BY M:.W:. W. NOLAN ARTZ PAST GRAND MASTER 1979 As has been the practice, the Past Grand Master who appoints the present Grand Master to the position of Grand Senior Deacon writes the Biographical Sketch of the present Grand Master. M:.W:. Richard A. Porter appointed M:.W:. Clifford D. Knauss, and since our beloved Brother M:.W:. Richard A. Porter passed this life June 20, 1987 I, as the Masonic Grandfather of the Grand Master, was asked to write the biographical sketch. It is indeed a source of great personal satisfaction that in the short span of years allotted to man here of earth, one should meet and know and learn to love a man who embodies one's idea of a real man, and more especially when that man is a Mason. Masonry has in the past numbered among its members many wonderful characters, men who have lived and wrought as a true Mason should do; men who have carried onward the great fundamental principles of our beloved Order; men whose names shall live in the history of Masonry long after you and I have been gathered to our Father. But none I am sure, no not one, will stand out clearer or shine brighter than that of the present Grand Master of Kansas, Most Worshipful Clifford D. Knauss. One might continue to enumerate and enlarge upon the many splendid characteristics and virtures that constitute the moral standards of his life. One might speak in glowing terms of his personality and his individuality, but all this would not add^ one single thing to the already high esteem in which he is held by the Masons of Kansas. To those of us who have been his neighbors and who have known him intimately for many years, who know him in his home, his business and his community life, and who love him for himself alone, he is just plain Cliff, the real man and the real Mason. Clifford D. Knauss.was born in Poughkeeps-ie, New York on May 18, 1927. The family moved to Southern California in 1929 where he graduated from the Woodrow Wilson High School of Long Beach, California in 1945. His father, Edgar 0. Knauss, is a member of Palos Verdes Lodge No. 389 of Long Beach, California, and the York Rite Bodies of Long Beach, and the Scottish Rite Bodies of Wichita. After graduating from High School, Cliff served in the United States Navy as a Machinist Mate on a mine sweeper. He received and honorable discharge in 1946.
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In 1946 to 1953 Cliff was employed by the Southern California Edison Co., and in 1953 by the Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. In 1954 Cliff and his family moved to Halstead, Kansas where he was employed as the General Manager of Legg Company and Rub-R-Slat Draper Company. These two companies were incorporated into Legg Company in 1965 and Cliff served and President and General Manager until 1967 at which time he became President and Chairman of the Board of Directors and currently is the Chairman of the Board. At an early age Cliff belonged the Searchlight Chapter of Order of DeMolay in Long Beach. He received his degrees in Masonry in Halstead Lodge No. 46 in 1955 and served as Master in 1960. In the Grand Lodge of Kansas Cliff has served as DDGM in 1979, Grand Junior in 1980 and Grand Marshal in 1982 and on various committees.
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As a member of the Scottish Rite Bodies he served as Venerable Master of Elmo Lodge of Perfection in 1978. Cliff received the Scottish Rite Degree February 27, 1971, Valley of Wichita; the 32nd KCCH degree November 19, 1977; and the Honorary 33rd degree November 16, 1985. Cliff belongs to the York Rite Bodies of Newton and in 1988 received the Gold Honor Award of York Rite Masons presented by the York Rite Sovereign College of North America. Cliff is the first person in Kansas to receive this high honor. Cliff is a member of St. David Conclave, Red Cross of Constantine; Arkansas Valley No. 27 RAM; Hutchinson No. 13 Cryptic Masons; Newton No. 9 KT.
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Cliff is a member of M d~an Shrine Temple in Wichita; serves as the Grand Lodge Representative for Missouri 1S a member and Past Patron of Halstead Chapter No. 407, Order of Eastern Star, and s also a member of Ft.Riley No. 321 National Sojourners. Our Grand Master has also been very active in Community and business affairs. He has served on the Halstead City Council; is a member of the BPOE Lodge 706 of Newton; is a Past President of Halstead Lions Club; serves on the Board of the First Federal Saving of Newton in an advisory capacity; is a member of the Kansas Association of Commerce and Industry, serving on the Human Resources Committee and the US Chamber of Commerce Committee; is a member of the United Methodist Church of Halstead and a Past President of the Board. Cliff was married November 2, 1946 in Long Beach, California to Dixie Marley. Dixie Worthy Grand Matron of the Order of Eastern Star of served with great distinction as Kansa s in 1978. Cliff and Di xie are proud parents of five sons: John of Dayton, Ohio; Christopher of Halstead; Jeffery of Houston, Te xas; Douglas of Houston, Te xas; and C. Charles of Newton. They have eight grandchildren. MASONIC RECORD Halstead Lodge No. 46, AF &AM of Kansas Initiated an Entered Apprentice April 21, 1955 Passed to a Fellowcraft May 19, 1955 Raised a Master Mason June 16, 1955 Master 1960 Grand Lodge Assignments: DDGM Junior Steward Committee on Temple Building &Remodeling Marshal Senior Deacon Junior Warden Senior Warden Deputy Grand Master Grand Master
1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987
Other Honors: DeMolay Legion of Honor Grand Cross of Color, Rainbow Girls
The official Past Masters emblem and Kansas Masonic lapel emblem as authorized by the Council of Administration.
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LOCATION AND NUMBER OF LODGES IN DISTRICTS AREA I
R:.W:. Oren F. Patterson, ADGM, Cedar Lodge No. 103, 1706 S. Highland, Chanute, 66720-,316-431-4692 (R), 316-431-2100 (B) D i s t r i c t No. 7 R:. W:. Robert E. Lee, J r . , DDGM, Equity Lodge No. 1 3 1 , Box 44, Fontana, 66026, 913-849-3115 Mound C i t y No. 33; LaCygne No. 6 1 ; Eureka No; 88; Fontana No. 131; Blue Mound No. 286; Kincaid No. 338; Parker No. 341 D i s t r i c t No. 8 R:.W:. John K. Spear, S r . , DDGM, Devon Lodge No. 92, Box 114, R e d f i e l d , S5769, 316-756-4316 (R) 316-756-6230 (B) Rising Sun No. 8; Eldora No. 28; Xenia No. 47; Devon No. 92; Garland No. 108; Uniontown No. 115; Fulton No. 210; H i a t t v i l l e No. 216; Bronson No. 268; Hepler No. 398 D i s t r i c t No. 9 R:.W:. Michael D. DeLange, DDGH, Vulcan Lodge No. 229, Hepler, 66746, 316-379-4819 ( R ) , 316-368-4719 (B) Girard No. 93; P i t t s b u r g No. 187; Vulcan No. 229; Mulberry No. 2 6 1 ; Arma No.408 D i s t r i c t No. 10 R:.W:. Ronald G. Robison, DDGH, Scamnon No. 351, 121 Sunset Dr. Columbus. 66725 316-429-2436 (R) Baxter No. 7 1 ; Prudence No. 100; Cherokee No. 119; Black Diamond No. 274; Scammon No. 3 5 1 ; Galena No. 194 D i s t r i c t No. 11 R:. W:. Norman L. L e i s t i k o w , DDGM, Temple Lodge No. 237, Rt 4 Box 124 Parsons, 316-421-4933 ( R ) , 316-421-0070 (B) Adams No. 6 3 ; Altamont No. 69; Chetopa No. 73; Erie No. 76, Parsons No. 117; Thayer No. 149; HcCune No. 237 D i s t r i c t No. 12 R:.W:. Johnny J . G i l l ham, DDGH, Marmathon Lodge No. 245, 1401 C e n t r a l , Rt 1 Box 2 , Humboldt, 66748, 316-473-2482 ( R ) , 316-473-2225 (B) Humboldt No. 29; l o l a No. 38; Cedar No. 103; Colony No. 212; Moran No. 245; Savonburg No. 315; LaHarpe No. 325
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R:.W:. John E. Mowen, ADGM, Peace Lodge No. 243, Rt 2 Box 117, Louisburg. 66053, 913-837-2713 ( R ) , 913-888-5201 (B) D i s t r i c t No. 3 R:.W:. Maurice C. Hearn, DDGM, King Solomon Lodge No. 10, 212 Columbia Ave. Leavenworth 66048, 913-682-5709 ( R ) , 913-684-2333 (B) Leavenworth No. 2 ; King Solomon No. 10, Easton No. 45; Nine Mile No. 49; Hiram No. 68; Hancock No.,;311 D i s t r i c t No. 4 R:.W:. William E. Hathaway, DDGM, Bonner Springs Lodge No. 366, 2944 N. 155th Terr. (Box 275) Basehor, 66007, 913-724-2820 (R) Wyandotte No 3; Delaware No. 96; Armourdale No. 2 7 1 ; Kaw No. 272; Bonner Springs No. 366; Roger E. Sherman No. 369; West Gate No. 438 D i s t r i c t No. 5 R:.W:. Charles R. Jahn, DDGH, Ancient Form Lodge No. 366,7612 W 66th T e r r . Overland Park, 66202, 913-722-1183 Ancient Form No. 34; Shawnee No. 54; Lenexa No. 135; Old Mission No. 153; Ben Hur No. 322; Rosedale No. 333; Overland Park No. 436 D i s t r i c t No. 6 R:.W:. Paul H. P h i l l i p s , DDGH, Paola Lodge No. 37, 1204 E. Wea, Paola, 66071 Olathe No. 19; Osage Valley No. 24; Paola No. 37; Spring H i l l No. 56; Gardner No. 65; Edgerton No. 127; Peace No. 243; Stanley No. 444
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R:.W:. William L. HcFall, J r . , ADGH, Hiawatha Lodge No. 35, 209 S. Washington Sabetha. 66534, 913-284-3191 (R) D i s t r i c t No. 1 R:.W:. Jerry T. Huff, Troy Lodge No. 55, 509 S. Park Troy, 66087, 913-98S-2428 Smithton No. 1 , Troy No. 55, Uathena No. 64; Bendena No. 440, Denton 'No. 449 D i s t r i c t No. 2 R:.W:. William F. Speer, DDGM, Muscotah Lodge No. 116, Rt .1 Box 37, Horton, 66439, 913, 872-3171 Washington No. S; Arcana No. 3 1 ; Huron No. 7 2 ; . Muscotah No. 116; Active No.158 D i s t r i c t No. 16 Thurman D. M i l l e r , DDGM, Hiawatha Lodge No. 35, 304 Shawnee, Hiawatha, 66434, 913-742-3116 (R) 913-544-6512 (B) Hiawatha No. 35; Sabetha No. 162; Whiting No. 250; Horton No. 326 D i s t r i c t No. 17 R:.W:. Clarence P. Noe, J r . , Goff Lodge No. 430, Rt 2 , Netawaka, 66516, 913-866-5612 (R) Seneca No. 39; Home No. 89; Polar Star No. 130; Oneida No. 323; Goff No. 430 D i s t r i c t No. 18 William Jay (Joe) Warders, DDGM, Blue Rapids Lodge No. 169, Box 244, 605 Coo>cy, Blue Rapids, 66411, 913-226-7542 Oketo No. 25; Frankford No. 67; Waterville No. 85; Marysville No. 9 1 ; Blue Rapids No. 169; Axtell No. 234; Seattle No. 259; Summerfield No. 354 D i s t r i c t No. 19 R:.W:. Charles Robert A l l e n . DDGM. Holton Lodge No. 42, 3820 NW Eric D r . . Topeka, 66618, 913-286-2837 (R) C l r c l e v i l l e No. 20; Holton No. 42; Onaga No. 188; Hoyt No. 327; Denison No. 372; Mayetta No. 393
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R:.W:. F. Ray Canada, ADGM, Seabrobk Lodge No. 385, 1529 McAllster, Topeka, 66604, 913-272-4263 (R) . D i s t r i c t No. 14 R:.W:. William Boydston. DDGM, Lecompton Lodge No. 420, Rt 1 Box 105, Lecompton. 66050, 913-887-6502 (R) Lawrence No. 6; Acacia No. 9; Palmyra No. 23; DeSoto No. 40; Doric No. 83; Henri No. 190; Linwood No. 241; Lecompton No. 420 D i s t r i c t No. 15 R:.W:. Mervll I . Dick. DDGM, Perry Lodge No. 415; Rt 01 Box 435, Perry. 66073. 913-597-5443 (R) Oskaloosa No. 14; Jefferson No. 84; Merideh No. 236; McLouth No. 256. Nortonville No. 266; Perry No. 415 D i s t r i c t No. 20 R:.W:. Raymond E. Martin DDGM. Golden Rule Lodge No. 90, 1316 E. 19th, Topeka. 66607. 913-234-6544 (R) Lake No. 50. Pottawatomie No. 52; Golden Rule No. 90; Hesperian No. H I ; Delia No. 419 D i s t r i c t No. 21 R:.W:. Steven C. Lutz. DDGM, Albert Neese Lodge No. 248. Rt 1 Box 311. Meriden, 66512. 913-484-2411 (R) Topeka No. 17; Auburn No. 32; Orient No. 5 1 . Slloain No. 225; Albert Neese No. 248; Seabrook No. 385; Wakarusa No. 402 D i s t r i c t No. 22 R:.W:. Carl Manning. DDGM. Euclid Lodge No. 101. 320 W. 6 t h . Lyndon. 66451. 913-828-3374 (R) 913-828-4911 Ridgeway No. 62; Carbondale No. 70; Burlingame No. 79 Lyndon No. 101;S1gna1 No 141 D i s t r i c t No. 64 R:.W:. Carl Neeland. DDGM, Dover Lodge No. 138, Rt. 1 , Harveyville, 66431. 913-589-2348 (R) Dover No. 138; Alma No. 161; Eminence No. 205
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R:.U:. Ronald E. Seute, ADGM, U e l l s v l l l e Lodge No. 356. 503 Pine. W e l l s v i l l e . 66092. 913-883-2027 (R) 913-884-7711 (B) D i s t r i c t No. 13 R:.W:. Paul E. Reed. DDGM, Helvern Lodge No. 22, Rt 1 Box 414. Melvern. 66520-9780. 913-549-3510 (R) ' Ottawa No. 18; Melvern No. 22; McKlnley No. 4 1 ; Delphian No. 44; Williamsburg No. 224; Lane No. 339; W e l l s v i l l e No. 356 D i s t r i c t No. 23 R:.W:. E. Blaine Schoolcraft. DDGM. Waverly Lodge No. 244, Box 5, Waverly, 66871, 913-733-2207 (R) Neosho No. 27; Burlington No. 66; Waverly No. 244; Gilead No. 144; Hebron No. 314 D i s t r i c t No. 27 R:.W:. James A. Rodman, DDGM, Woodman Lodge No. 1 2 1 , Rt. 1 Box 101, Toronto, 66777, 316-637-2983 (R) F i d e l i t y No. 106; Toronto No. 121; Madison No. 196; Climax No. 411 D i s t r i c t No. 28 R:.W:. John F. Bohro, DDGM. Araericus Lodge No. 109. Box 379, Amerkus. 66S35. 316-443-5859 ( R ) . 316-343-1200-Ext 5331 (B) Emporia No. 12; Zeredatha No. 80; Americus No. 109; Lebo No. 152; Hartford No. 193; Allen No. 335; S a f f o r d v i l l e No. 395
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R:.W:. Bobby J . Walker, ADGM. Crescent Lodge No. 133. 2919 Valley View Dr. Arkansas C i t y . 67005. 316-442-5078 D i s t r i c t No. 24 R:.W:. Jack Blankenship. DDGM. Greenwood No. 163, Rt 1 Box 278, Fall River, 67047 Harmony No. 94; Constellation No. 95; Greenwood No. 163; Buffalo No. 379; Benedict No. 403 D i s t r i c t No. 25 R:.W:. John S. Clark. DDGM. Cherryvale Lodge No. 137. 910 E. 10th Cherryvale. 67335. 316-336-2465 Keystone No. 102; Fortitude No. 107; Carson No. 132; Cherryvale No. 137, Caney No. 324; Edna No. 345 D i s t r i c t No. 26 R:.W:. Ray 0. Sumner, DDGM, Meriden No. 126, Box 102. Holine.
67353-0102 Longton No. 26. Meridian No. 126; Vesper-Olive No. 136; Hope No. 155. Chautauqua No. 355 D i s t r i c t No. 35 R:.W:. Keith Grain. DDGM. Crescent Lodge No. 133. 923 N. Summit. Arkansas C i t y . 67005. 316-442-9039 (R) Winfield No. 110; Crescent No. 133; Dexter No. 146; Burden No. 233 D i s t r i c t No. 36 R:.W:. Emery Ben Holman, DDGM. Oxford Lodge No. 165. 805 Broad S t . . Winfield. 67156. 316-221-2885 Wellington No. 150; Oxford No. 165; Sumner No. 203; Argonia No. 285 D i s t r i c t No. 37 R:.W:. Ted Norden. DDGM. Mulvane Lodge No. 2 0 1 . Box 181. Mulvane. 67110. 316-777-4436 (R) Haysville No. 112; Belle Plaine No. 173; Mulvane No. 201; Cheney No. 258; Conway Springs No. 269; Clearwater No. 273; Derby No. 356 AREA VII
R:.W:. Walter F. Jack DDGM, Joppa Lodge No. 223; 1554 Norwood, ElDorado, 67042 316-321-0692 (R) 316-321-2391 (B) D i s t r i c t No. 33 R:.W:. Michael D. Knak, DDGM, Center Lodge No. 147, 702 W. Grand, Hillsboro, 67063, 316-947-3545 ( R ) , 316-382-2114 (B) Halstead No. 46; Advance No. 114; Newton No. 142; Valley Center No. 364; Centre No. 147 D i s t r i c t No. 34 R:.W:. Edward L. Freeman, DDGM, Mystic Tie Lodge No. 74, Box 295, Augusta, 67010, 316-775-6614
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Towanda No. 30; Mystic Tie No. 74; Patnos No. 97; Douglass No. 151; Joppa No. 233; Latham No. 401 D i s t r i c t No. 38 R:.W:. Norman L. Stubbs, DDGM, Bestor G. Brown Lodge No. 433, 4546 Juniper, Wichita, 67216-316-524-5642 York No. 57; Sunflower No. 86; Wichita No. 99; North Star No. 168, Albert Pike No. 303; T r i n i t y No. 313; Bestor G. Brown No. 433; Masonic Home No. 450 D i s t r i c t No. 39 R:.W:. Charles A. Schult, DDGM, Lindsborg Lodge No. 397, 4628 N. Gerard Rd., Salina, 67401, 913-827-2922 (R) McPherson No. 172; Lindsborg No. 397 AREA V I I I R:.W:. Edward C. Slipsager, ADGM, Clifton Lodge No. 122. Box 249, CIifton,66937, 913-455-3416 ( R ) , 9ad-455-3463 (B) D i s t r i c t No. 29, R:.W:. Calvin Bruns, DDGM, Wamego Kidge B i , 75, 117 Lake, Riley 913-485-2355 (R) Lafayette No. 16; Wamego No. 75; Fanners No. 166; Westmoreland No. 257 D i s t r i c t No. 30 R:.W:. Lioyj Q Everett, Oakhill No. 334, Rt. 3 , Clay Center, 67432, 913-632-5904 Frontier No. 104; Clifton No. 122; Clay Center No. 134; Prairie Queen No. 176; Oak H i l l No. 334; Wakefield No. 396 D i s t r i c t No. 31 R:.W:. Donald E. Weis, DDGM, Enterprise Lodge No. 437, Box 383 Enterprise, 67441, 913-934-2912 (R) 913-934-2214 (B) Union No. 7; Benevolent No. 98; Solomon No. 105; Antiquity No. 280; Enterprise No. 437 D i s t r i c t No. 32 R:.W:. Alex L. Bolinder, DDGM, Alta Vista Lodge No. 357, Rt 2 Box 9, Alta Vista, 66834. 913-499-6487 Council Grove No. 36; Cyrus No. 288; Kansas No. 307; Alta Vista No. 357; Dwight No. 374; White City No. 380; Wilsey No. 382; Burdick No. 429 D i s t r i c t No. 41 R:.W:. Dana C. Johnson, DDGM, Republic Lodge No. 123, Rt 1 Box 26, Republic, 66964-913-361-4152 Republic No. 123; B e l l e v i l l e No. 129; Courtland No. 211; Scandia No. 221; Narka No. 349; Cuba No. 362 AREA IX
R:.W:. H. Corvan Carpenter, ADGM, St. Johns Lodge No. 113, Rt 1 Box 88, Concordia, 66901,913-243-3053 ( R ) . 913-243-3272 (B) D i s t r i c t No. 40 R:.W:. Stanley P. Creitz , DDGM, Mt. Vernon Lodge No. 145, Rt. 4 B e l o i t , 67420, 913-738-5095 ( R ) , 913-738-2279 (B) St. Johns No. 113, Minneapolis No. 143, Mt. Vernon No. 145, Sincerity No. 214 D i s t r i c t No. 42 R:.W:. Robert L. Willmeth, DDGM, Jewell Lodge No. 1 1 . Rt 2 Box 236, Jewell, 66949, 913-428-3691 (R), 913-428-3504 (B) Jewell No. 1 1 ; Mankato No. 87; Western Star No. 174; Formoso No. 336 D i s t r i c t No. 43 R:.W:. Robert W. King, DDGM, Samaria No. 298, Box 448, Wilson 67490, 913-658-3478 (R), 913-658-3555 (B) Salina No. 60, Ellsworth No. 146; Lincoln No. 154; Wilson No. 298 D i s t r i c t No. 52 R:.W:. Robert C. Simmons, Hoisington No. 331, 472 W. 5th St. Hoisington. 67544, 316-653-2055 ( R ) , 316-793-7516 (B) Great Bend No. 15; McCracken No. 58; Walnut City No. 215; Ellinwood No. 217; LaCrosse No. 380; Hoisington No. 331; C l a f l i n No. 424 D i s t r i c t No. 53 R:.W:. Rodney Gage, DDGM, Russell Lodge No. 177, 509 E. 7 t h , Russell, 67665
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Wakeeney No. 148; Russell No. 177; Hays No. 195; Blue H i l l No. 198; Bunker H i l l No. 2 9 1 ; Natoma No. 390 D i s t r i c t No. 54 R:.W:. Dwight Robert Gashaw, DDGM, Saqui Lodge No. 160, 238 N. 1st S t . , Osborne, 67473, 913-346-2306 Cawker City No. 125; Saqui No. 160; Gaylord No. 183; Downs No. 204; Glen Elder No. 294 D i s t r i c t No. 55 R:.W:. Donald E. R i f f e l , DDGM, Newahcuba Lodge No. 189, 719 N. Ash, Stockton, 67669 P h i l l i p s b u r g No. 184; Newahcuba No. 189; Logan No. 264; P l a i n v i l l e No. 290 AREA X
R:.W:. Harold J . Schmidt, ADGM, S t e r l i n g Lodge No. 171, 528 E. Main, S t e r l i n g , 67579, 316-278-3189 (R) D i s t r i c t No. 44 R:.W:. Roy Wade, DDGM, S t e r l i n g No. 171, 621 E. Monroe, S t e r l i n g 67579, 913-278-3315 S t e r l i n g No. 171, Royal No. 192, Cornerstone No. 219; Chase No. 247, Geneseo No. 361 D i s t r i c t No. 45 R:.W:. Stanley R. Goble, DDGM, Hutchinson No. 445, 1003 E. 1 3 t h , Hutchinson. 67501, 316-663-4825 (R) Nickerson No. 43; Bassett No. 124; Reno No. 140; Mt. Hope No. 238; Cable No. 299; Hutchinson No. 445 D i s t r i c t No. 46 R:.W:. Donald D. Hibbs, DDGM, Norwich No. 319, Rt 1 Box 29, Norwich, 67118. 316-478-2484 (R) 316-478-2214 (B) Ninnescah No. 230; Norwich No. 319; Spivey No. 347 D i s t r i c t No. 47 R:.W:. Michael D. H i l l i a r d , DDGM, Delta No. 77, 107 N. Cherry, Medicine Lodge, 67104, 316-886-5354 (R) 316-886-5516 (B) Delta No. 77; Anthony No. 200; Harper No. 206; R. D. Ely No. 262; Cosmos No.278 D i s t r i c t No. 50 R:.W:. Earl W. Anderson, DDGM, Kiowa No. 293, 421 N. Grove, Greensburg, 67054 Kilwinning No. 365; Kiowa No. 293; M u l l i n v i l l e No. 399; Haviland No. 409 D i s t r i c t No. 51 R:.W:. Francis E. Gatewood, DDGM, S t a f f o r d Hodge No. 252, 313 S t a f f o r d , S y l v i a , 67581, 316-486-3045 (R) Larned No. 167; Mt. Moriah No. 179; Lewis No. 220; S t a f f o r d No. 252; Ionic No. 254; Hacksville No. 371
AREA XI
R:.W:. Darrell Holmes, ADGM. Walnut Valley Lodge No. 191, 133 N. Mary, U t i c a , 67584, 913-391-2494 D i s t r i c t No. 49 R:.W:. Lyndell L. K i r k h a r t , DDGM, Minneola No. 4 3 1 , Box 114, Minneola, 67865, 316-885-4518 (R) Ashland No. 277; Coldwater No. 295; P r o t e c t i o n No. 384; Minneola No. 431 D i s t r i c t No. 60 R:.W:. Charles J . Purma, I I , DDGM, Leoti No. 340, Rt. 2 , L e o t i , 67861, 316-375-4744 (R) Walnut Valley No. 1 9 1 ; Barney No. 279; Anthem No. 284; Leoti No. 340; Horace No. 352 D i s t r i c t No. 61 R:.W:. Robert G. L e v e r i c h , DDGM, Grandview Lodge No. 376, Box 357, B u c k l i n , 67834 316-826-3330 (R) 316-826-3271 (B) S t . Bernard No. 222; Alpha No. 282; Preston No. 283; Bucking No. 376; Ensign No 413 D i s t r i c t No. 62 R:.W:. Glen Rinehart, DDGM, Emerald No. 289, Rt 1 Box 32, K e n d a l l , 67857; 316-373-2911 (R)
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D i s t r i c t No. 63 R:.W:. Charles P h i l l i p s , DOGH, Fargo Lodge No. 300, 16 S. Jordan L i b e r a l , 67901 Webb No. 275; Fargo No. 300; Santa Fe No. 312; Plains No. 367; Hugoton No. 406; Satanta No. 446 AREA X I I
R:.W:. Melvin M i r l Schrock, ADGM, Hoxie Lodge No. 348, 1233 Main, Hoxie, 67740-0546, 913-675-3814 (R) D i s t r i c t No. 56 R:.W:. LeRoy Brown, DDGM, Jennings Lodge No. 360, Box 9, Jennings, 67643, 913-678-2226 Lenora No. 181; Mountain Slope No. 186; Norton No. 199; Almena.No. 310; Jennings No. 360 D i s t r i c t No. 57 R:.W:. Dale B r e i t , DDGM, Hoxie No. 348, Box 365, Hoxie, 67740 Milbrook No. 2 8 1 ; S t . Thomas No. 306; Hoxie No. 348; Selden No. 423 D i s t r i c t No. 58 R:.W:. Wade R. Park, DDGM, Oakley Lodge No. 253, 302 W. 3 r d , Oakley, 67748, 913-672-4298 (R) 913-672-3221 (B) •
Oakley No. 253; Gove County No. 302; Wallace No. 318; Quinter No. 410; Sharon Springs No. 417 D i s t r i c t No. 59 R:.W:. S t u a r t Pittman, DDGH, Goodland No. 3 2 1 , Box 692, Goodland, 67735, 913-S99-5112 (R) 913-899-7531 (B) Atwood No. 164; Goodland No. 321; S t . Francis No. 404
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LODGES WITHOUT REPRESENTATION AT GRAND LODGE 1988 Arcana No. 31
Phillipsburg No. 184
Santa Fe No. 312
Council Grove No. 36
Mountain Slope No. 186
Hebron No. 314
lola No. 38
Newahcuba No. 189
Virginia No. 315
Lake No. 50
Hartford; No. 193
Oneida No. 323
Pottawatomie No. 52
Madison No. 196
Caney No. 324
McCracken No. 58
Sumner No. 203
LaHarpe No. 325
LaCygne No. 51
Downs No. 204
Horton No. 326
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Ridgeway No. 52
Fulton No. 210
LaCrosse No. 330
Adams No. 53
Walnut City No. 215
Kincaid No. 338
Hiram No. 58
Lebanon No. 221
Lane No. 339
Altamont.No. 69
Meriden No.236
Horace No. 352
Erie No. 76
Whiting No. 250
Summerfield No. 354
Home No. 89
Lyra No. 256
Cuba No. 362
Benevolent No. 98
Westmoreland No. 257
Plains No. 357
Frontier No. 104
Seattle No. 259
Denison No. 372
Memphis No. 108
Mulberry No. 261
Dwight No. 374
Hesperian No. H I
R. D. Ely No. 252
White City No. 380
Advance No. 114
Logan No. 254
Wilsey No. 382
Polar Star No. 130
Mount Zion No. 265
Saffordville No. 395
Minneapolis No. 143
Barney No. 279
Hepler No. 398
Lincoln No. 154
Lotus No. 286
Haviland No. 409
Dexter No. 156
Paradise No. 290
Selden No. 423
Farmers No. 165
Beulah No. 291
Claflin No. 424
Lamed No. 157
Comanche No. 295
Enterprise No. 437 Bendena No. 440
Prairie Queen No. 176
Cable No. 299
Mount Moriah No., 179
Gove County No. 302
Lenora No. 181
Syracuse No. 309
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DEATHS DURING THE YEAR 1987 Lodge No.
1 - Paul H. Guthrie; Benjamin H. Smith; William Twobly; Cornelius G. Ukena; Hugh D. Whetstone
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2 - Henry W. McFadden
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3 - George W. Chess; Clarence C. Collins; Roy A. Edwards; Harry N. Foster; Darold R. Frame; Wallace F. Gier; Kenneth 0. Gray; Claude A. Hodshire; Robert J. Krenzky; Albert L. Lewis; Robert L. Mapes; John M. McNeff; Thomas H. Morris; Orvil H. Mundy; Irvin L. Morgan; Jessie N. Northington; Howard J. Parker; Grant W. Peterson; Victor G. Peterson; George A. Portwood; Del Roy Redding; Russell 0. Sage; Willard D. Scherff; Chris A. Storz; Homer M. Stuckey; Raymond H. Swearengin; Charles W. Thompson; Charles H. Thorla; George R. Veach
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5 - Earl P. Johnson; Leo E. Meng; James C. Morgan
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6 - Homer D. Allison; Harold U. Fox; Richard D. Funk; Travis E. Glass; Harry H. Morgan; Dock Wheeler
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7 - Huston J. Banton; John J. Hallman; Richard E. Harper; Stephen B. Maduros; Gaylord L. McDonald, Robert K. Moore; Donald C. Neal; Robert A. Newkirk; Thomas R. Newman; William T. Price; Bernard M. Schuyler; John A. Seitz; Gerald E. Shingledecker; James M. Williamson; Dixie M. Wingfield
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8 - Arthur A. Day; Fred R. Ellsworth; George R. Jackson; William G. Motheral; Chester A. Seaver; Everett F. Thrope; Hilton H. Wngan; Leslie A. Wolfe
â&#x20AC;˘Lodge No.
9 - Walter-W. Babbit; John J.Beatty.; James D. Dresser; Geoffrey C. Eacock; Broer G. Gustafson; Arthur T. Johnson; Oscar B. Rumsey; Glenn M. Smiley; Emmett Tuttle; Charles E. Wright
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10 - Lafe M. Amundsen; John C. Elliott; Raymond L. Peters; John H. Rothenberger
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11 - LeRoy H. Foulke; Elton I. Gillett; Ray C. Woolsey
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12 - Carl M. Anderson; Charles J.. Carnes; Lee E. Davis; Cecil D. Freeman; Roy 0. Holloway; Frank H. Johnson; Gene F. Leonard; Frank W. Martin; Dean E. Merry; Francis E. Myers; Milton W. Navrat; David C. Newcomer; Charles W. Pocock
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14 - Duane F. King; Homer F. Trapp
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15 - Jacob J. Dalke; Robert E. Essmiller; Ray A. Gingrich; Carl F. Hickey; Herbert R. Hudson; Russell L. Johnson; Earl L. Ledford; Loren A. Pease; Raymond R. Robison; Roy M. Wilson; Robert L. Wright
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16 - Richard M. N. Addis; Durward C. Danielson; Ralph L. Hood; Sidney W. Ingram; Joseph F. Musil; James T. Prevett; Joe Price; Harold B. Riley; Robert F. Sager; Frank E. Smith; Bush VanBlarcum; Alfred Venburg
Lodge No.
17 - Frank H. Bahner; William E. Barngrover; Clarence J. Boss; Charles V. Case; Joe M. Casebier; Edward J. Crossen; Rex L. C u U e y ; Edward D. Davis; William R. Dorr; Harlan L. Hixson; Guy Howard; Sidney W. Ingram; Max P. Johnson; William L. Jones; Paul C. Kaul; Noel E. Kittell; Charles E. Lagerstrom, Jr.; George C. Moseley; Edgar T. Pollom; Frank Regier; Mendell L. Rexroth; Clyde P. Schenck; George W. Veale, III
Lodge No.
18 - John R. Baker; Stephen M. Browning, Joseph E. Lidikay; Floid Lawton; Robert W. Luce; Milford R. Monroe; Stephen V. Ralph; Clarence Reneau; Elza C. Shemwell; Chester A. Smith; Archie L. Wheeler; Lawrence M. Wright
Lodge No.
19 - Russell L. Bowling; Clarence A. Brunk; Gerald M. Odell
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20 - Warren P. Kimbal
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22 - J. Walter Dickpeddie; Ira L. Fleming; Verlin B. Gragg; Phillip G. Padicord; George G. Patterson; Melvin R. Williamson
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23 - Pearl W. Jones; Frank W. Kerns; David T. Lawson; Cyril R. Rohe
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24 - Howard L. Brown; Rex E. Cherry; Herschel C. Day; Charles W. Montanye; Harry A. Stoner; Wayne E. Walter; Ralph V. Whitla
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26 - George W. Barnaby
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27 - Lawrence K. George; Clarence W. Henley
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28 - Robert L. Coyan; Eugene F. Post; Frank W. Snow
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29 - Ira E. Barber; Ernest E. Karns
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30 - Cecil R. Briggs; Max G. Coffman; Eugene P. Christian; Raymond C. Darner; Richard N. Jones; Virgil M. Mossman; Joseph W. Watkins
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31 - Bennett A. Brenner; Allen W. Schletzbaum; E. Everett Winzer
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32 - Marvin E. Williams
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33 - Cecil L. Bower; Delbert Bruce; Frank M. Kenney; Ernest P. Landers; James W. Wallace
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34 - Dean G. Reitz
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35 - Tony W. Allen; Donald G. Bradley; Wilbur W. West
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36 - Glen E. Alexander; John W. Miller
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37 - Jinmie D. Huff; Fred Lockman
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38 - Norman F. Beckett; Wendell L. Blossom; Donald C. Bogle; Joseph W. Caldwell; Lynn C. Hambrick; Stanley J. Kirk; Laurence L. Mardick; Chester G. Young
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39 - Orville A. Baker; Russell C. Buehler; Ralph W. Hoffman; Ralph 0. Hybskmann; John W. Slocum
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40 - Joseph H. Barger; Ralph E. Goff; Harry A. Golden; Warren C. Grover; Dannie F. Weese
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41 - Edward J. Barker; ElmerLee Langley; C. Waldo HcMullen; Harry 0. Snodgrass
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42 - Jessie C. Clowe; Carl H. Cornelssen; Harry E. Crosswhite; Ernest C. Moser; Harold E. R o U e y ; Walter 0. Schulz; Jesse Sorensen; Ollie J. Woodman
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43 - Herman E. Justus; Jack B. Tanner
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44 - Leslie J. Martin; Ray E. Miles; William R. Perkins
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45 - Howard R. Lewis
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46 - John Just; Jefferson L. McMannis
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47 - Arthur A. Day; Sile Daylong
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49 - William E. Boots; James F. McGhee; Harold V. Shirley
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50 - Emerson M. Bailey; Estle R. Bailey; Larry C. Cook; Jack D. Thompson; Ferris R. Whiteman
Lodge No.
51 - Harold E. Beach; Mark L. Bennett; Edwin L. Bruhns; Everett W. Burtcher; Donald E. Connelly; Harvey J. Coulter; Wendell F. Cowan; Irl H. Culp; Edward M. Derby; Lorin A. Dodge; Gerald 0. Dryden; Clarin T. Edie; Walter Fitts; Paul 0. Green; Brook L. Haines; James J. Holloway; Alva N. Hoverstock; Waldo E. Hulsopple; John H. Hunt;
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Raymond W. Johnson; Jess W. King; William J. Kment; David N. Lieberman; Francis J. Rost; Walter F. Saar; Emmett T. Stallard; Biard C. Strain; Anton Tonar; Richard C. Watkins; Victor I. Weil; Dean W. Wilds; Frank W'. Wilson Lodge No.
52 - Thomas E. Anderson; Ross D. Huntsman
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54 - William L. Branscum; James H. Brooks; Kenneth C. Di,_xon; Ollie E. Minich; Arthur Severin'; John L. Shelton; Harry B. Wales; Floyd F. Weadon; Lee B. Weaver
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55 - Orville A. Jones; John R. Townsend
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56 - Merlyn H. Welch
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57 - Joseph L. Alvis; John C. Beach; Kenneth V. Groves; Theodore G. Hutchens; Orville J. Hutchison; Harold L. Linscott; Marion C. Newby; Forrest K. Vance
Lodge No. ' 58 - Tommie L. Holden Lodge No.
60 - Dee L. Atteberry; Frank G. Belleville; Donald Devins; Denzel Fisher; Roy M. Garrigues; Oran D. Good; Martin M. Johnson; Alfred Lindgren; Herschel C. Logan; Harold I. Markle; John S. Markley; Lawrence R. McDowell; Howard J. McGee; Walter H. Moeller; Robert L. Nolin; Rex L. Pruett; William W. Reed; Miles H. Reichley; Charles E. Seeley; Wilbur A. Tucker; Lawrence C. Warta
Lodge No.
61 - Charles E. Brayton
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62 - Joseph F. Carpenter
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63 - Jack B. Foster; Floyd R. Oliver; Luther D. Richards; Levi L. VanLuven
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64 - Benjamin E. Broyles; Lee Replogle
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65 - Chester H. Roberts
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66 - Archie C. McConnell; Melvin M. Newkirk; Robert R. Schif; Fred F. Skocpol
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67 - H. Leroy Harbert
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68 - Carl F. Whaley
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69 - Donald L. Givens; Thomas H. Long; John M. Mayginness; Max C. McCalseter; George A. Schneickert
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70 - Walter L. Burkhardt; Ron Eaton; Roland Hamilton; Gilbert Hug; Marland D. Reed
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71 - Lilbert H. Burnett; Roy N. Greenwood; R. F. Hartley; Russell S. Jarrett; Max M. Kelley; Floyd G. Maples; Dallas W. Wilson
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72 - Harold B. Harrison; Carl E. Matthias; Walter H. Schwarzer
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73 - Paul E. Headley; Willis Kepford; Rolla E. Layton; Joseph N. McBride; Paul L. Withrow
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74 - John G. Drouillard; Arthur R. Harvey; John H. Motley
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75 - Lewis M. Harmon; William H. Knostman
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76 - Frank L. Haflin; Thomas F. Leatherman; Pierce B. Long; Howard 0. Winans
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77 - Alvin R. Banks; Maurice C. Crook; James S. Eaton; William C. Freeman; Roud French; Chester B. FuUerton; John P. Greene; Thomas L. McGuire; Warren L. Rodgers
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79 - Arthur M. Fine; James E. Jolly; Lloyd E. Newman
Lodge No. 80 - Americus G. Pond Lodge No. . 83 - Delbert A. Eisele; Robert T. Laughlin; Woodrow W . M a y Lodge No. 84 - Elmer T. Barnard Lodge No. 85 - Roy W. Laird Lodge No. 86 -Myron 0. Adkisson; Otis W. Brooks; Charles E. Callahan; Warren J. Coulter; Wilbur 0. Donham; Glenn A. Durham; Ira E. Gill; James L. Hammon; Leonard M. Hanks; Harry E. Hanna; Ogden R. Hare; John W. •Hull; William M. Hutto; Bryan.H. Jacques; Earl D. Kirk; Otto H. Kobiskie; Max K. Logsdon; Harold H. Mullen; Ralph W. Neiberger; • Paul E. North; Rex M. Owens; Jack E. Pavey;. Charles E. Poole; Carl J. Schnitzler; George H. Shields; Paul B. Shipley; Walter M. Smith; Nelson N. Snow; Clare D. Snyder; Fred R. Snyder; Thomas A. Springer;.Ell iott A. Stevens; Albert A. Sullivan; Emerson.R. Webster; Walter G. Welch Lodge No.
88 - Paul W. Barnett; Harry F. Carpenter; Adam D. Leonard; Harold L. Lhuillier
Lodge No.
89 - Joseph W. Debord; William M. Drumm
Lodge No.
90 - William E. Boatman; Elroy Brown;'No'rman-R. Cowperthwaite; Donald E. Douglass; Isaiah E. Eberhart;-Albert J. Edmondson; Lahoe H. Euler; Allen T. C. Forbis; Frank E. Frye; David J. Gabriel; Roy E. Glyn; Roy 0. Gurss; Roscoe C.- Hawkins; Howard-House; Billy B. Kendall; Robert R. Kruse; Fred J. Kuehrie; James E., Lilly; Adam A. Lucas; Clarence M. Lynn; Archie I. Marshall ;'Findley M; McClelland; Walter E. Morris; Willard H. Perry; Gaines Pollard; Dalbert J. Reser; Harold Stallard; Alfred L. Stansbury; Gilbert E. Stover; Waldene'W. Waylan; Lester M. Weaver; Charles V. Whitaker; Marshall.W. Whitehead
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Lodge No. 91 - Leonard B. Ackertnan;' Richard Juelfs; Stewart 0. Mason; James L. Ungerer; Everett H. Whitten Lodge No.
92 - David D. Harris; Cleo F. Higgins; Dale J. .Killion; James 0. Sipe
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93 - Raymond G. Cowan; James P. Hansen; Merlin P. Hudson; Thomas A. HcCuUough; Maurice A. Peterson
Lodge No.
94 - Harry A. Blackstone; Charles R; Kibl'inger; Ernest R. Koch; Raymond N. Laher; Howard H. Linn; Clarence R. Simpson; James T. Van Houden
Lodge No.
95 - Mark K. Cady; Charles F. Meek; Arthur W. Hollis; Bobbie'L. MorrisV Max K. Robertson; Meade T. Smith; Donald C. Voshburg
Lodge No. 96 - Charles R. Beggs; Albert L. Brune; Glide Coleman; Harold S. Fennema; Robert D. Jefferies; Arthur D.. Mahany; Harris G. Mourning; Joseph A. Wahlin; Claude K. Wilson ' ' Lodge No.
97 - Ralph N. Arnett; Lawrence W. Darold; Rex Galloway;-Leymon J. Harris; Sam C. Hutchinson; Paul B. Kirkman; Norman H. Overholser; William B. Shropshire
Lodge No. 98 - Millard W. Cook; Ove Ipsen; Cloyd L. Jones; John H. Jury; John H. Lehman; Warren H. Lorenz; George W. McKnight; Samuel Robinson; Harold J. Royer; Paul H. Royer; Fred U . R u t z ; Louis F. Steele; Eugene C. Tillotson Lodge No.
99 - John A. Andrus; Byron E. Babb; March E. Blanchette; Frank E. Bledsoe; Francis L. Charlton; Paul D. Cole; Allen T. Denton; Dale L. Drake; Lewis E. Dunn; Ernest. E. Gibson; Noble C. Gifford; Marshall L. Gleason; Paul H. Hall; Ernest ,E. Henderson; Lew W. Huxtable; Wayne L. Hutcheson; Merrell R. Kirkpatrick; Jerry Dean Lane; Elza I. Lemons; James Leneau; Amel Loop; Ernest G. Maun; Donald N. May; Everett L. McDowell; Albert N.McLain; Roy' T. McNabb;
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Clarence L. Hikel; Ralph N. Miller; Larry S. Moreland; Charles W. MuUikin; Arthur F. Newton; Louis E. Nixon; Jay M. Phillips ;-Justin A. Riley; Milton V. Rinker; Floyd S. Sheets; Ernest 0. Skiles; Sidney L. Sparman; Chester D. Stephenson; Clarence A. Swallow; Thomas B. Thurman; Noah H. Titus; Vernon E. Titus; Willis E. Vanvranken; Joseph K. Welch Lodge No. 100 - Robert Britton; Duncan Cunningham; Leo J. Monre; Theodore Parker; Marvin R. Starkweather Lodge No. 101 - Fred H. Cheney Lodge No. 102 - Fred Baird; Oelmas H. Burnette; Hubert Capps; Lee W. Ferguson; Vernon J. Flemming; Orrin L. Graves; William'S. Graves; Marvin C. Jaynes; Willie J. Lair; Frank J. Mann; George E. Osgood; David E. Purcell; Ivan J. Ray; Carlon E. Stewart; Cleve R. Tolleson Lodge No. 103 - Edward L. Bussman; Everett M. Caldwell; Russell E. Davidson; Julius L. Hanke; Charles W. Heaton; Lawrence Legge; Socrates A. Mannoni; Leif R. Nelson; Edward C. Ranz; Louis A. Rush Lodge No. 104 - Willis G. Keesecker Lodge No. 105 - Charles R. Close; Oliver G. Miller; Ebert B. Parmenter Lodge No. 106 - Leo H. Ebberts; Wilton C. McCoy; Russell D. Pugh Lodge No. 107 - Lloyd W. Evans; Parvin H. Gooldy; Sigwald M. Hammer; Cecil R. Hastings; Bobby D. Jones; Amos J. Laird; Alfred M. Landon; Robert M. Layton; Dayton W. Magee; George J. McVey; Jack I. Moberly; Russell S. Osborn; Clair M. White; Floyd J. Wilkins. Emmett E. Wilson Lodge No. 109 - Howard L. Ernst; Wilbur D. Hobble Lodge No. 110 - Bruce F. Breitweg; Paul C. Edens; Dean M. Herrman; Merlin S. Keely; Forrest H. Roberts; Charles W. Stewart Lodge No. Ill - Thorton McClain; Joseph L. Webb Lodge No. 112 - William Ash; Ralph E. Bell; Marvin W. Donovan; Howard C. Hall; Lynn F. Seger Lodge No. 113 - Andrew W. Beverly; Clark Blachly; John H. Bland; Frank Carlson; Victor 0. Chandler; Julius Driscoll; Arthur W. Erhard; N. Max French; John C. Laman; Cleo H. McWilson Lodge No. 114 - Leonard C. Kurtz Lodge No. 115 - Robert D. Binford; Glenn E. Bolinger; John D. Chambers; Harry A. Clark; Ray George; Janes E. Nugent; Lodge No. 116 - Elmer E. Hunsaker; Frank W. Stirton Lodge No. 117 - Laurel H. Bateman; Earl W. Clark; Melton R. Copeland; Russell C. Crawford; Howard G. Doyle; Garrett A. Holman; Clyde R. Leonard; Charles W. Long; Harold B. May; Lawrence D. McDonald; Fulton A. McGuire; Charles H. Stayton; Roy M. Stinson; Jesse E. Thomasson Lodge No. 119 - Murvel L. Adams; Buford H. Hough;-Ralph M. Knight; Mondo Lucchi; John C. Tharp Lodge No. 121 - Norman Shearer Lodge No. 122 - Francis D. McNeil; George W. Watson Lodge No. 124 - Madison C. Emery; Verne H. Fisher; Ernest J. Gilchrist; Earl R. Monroe; Clifford E. Rohrer Lodge No. 125 - Charles H. Kleckner; Merwin E. Moxter; Donald E. Witham Lodge No. 126 - Freddie J. Bonk; Charles E. Chew; Edmund A. Marrs
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Lodge No. 127 - Wayne C. Brooksher Lodge No. 129 - Glenn E. Hruza; Glenn B. Snapp; Earl A. Weil Lodge No. 130 - Milburn C. Leeth; O U i e J. Woodman Lodge No. 131 - John 0. Allman; Burl L. Kettler; Robert E. Lee; Ralph Mathews; Clifford 0. Stevens Lodge No. 132 - Paul R. Hamilton; Lester L. Greer; John P. Savage Lodge No. 133 - Robert Johnie Jones; Delmar
E. Bays; John W. Bricker; Orville D. Corlett; Jesse L. Dunn; H. Hayes; Lewis L. Himelic; Lester H. Hodkin; Robert H. Lawrence W. Miller; Gerald F. Thomas; Raleigh C. Turner; f. Wright
Lodge No. 134 - Federick W. Hay; Elmo C. Rankin; Herman 0. Scott; Flnyd L. Tempero; William H. Uhlenhop; Clarence E. Weidman Lodge No. 135 - Harold E. Lowe Lodge No. 136 - George H. Meacham; Bertram L. Wilcox Lodge No. 137 - Jesse 0. Bushong; Hubert L. Clayton; J. Ralph Cunningham; Winfred 0. Harris; Fred G. Rakestraw Lodge No. 138 - Delbert E. Starbird Lodge No. 140 - Marvin S. Duvall; Greg W. Guthrie; Louis Hausam; Francis Jackson; Thornton L. Jackson; Alexander C. Johnson; John A. Keithly; H. Alex Lee; Harmon H. Ralstin; Wilson G. Samples; Eric G. Sorensen; Besstena Talbert; Howard C. Tyler; Ernest L. White Lodge No. 141 - Carl B. Larson Lodge No. 142 - Earl D. Beamgard; Chester E. Benfer; Alex Finsley; Hugh K. Giggy; Melvin E. Grubb; Charles R. Harsin; Paul E. Hastings; Glen Hays; Loren J. Hickerson; Clad W. McDonald; Roy M. Miller; Guy B. Orr; James H. Osborn; Windon J. Senn, Sr.; Henry Toevs; Emmitt A. Vosburg; C. Kenneth Windsor Lodge No. 143 - Charles E. Hunt Lodge No. 144 - Roy E. Bideau; Lee N. Morris; John C. Robsnn; Roy 0. Shriver; Chester E. Stevens; Victor D. Stockbrand; George L. Thompson Lodge No. 145 - Clarence Rees Lodge No. 146 - Ralph L. Collie; Bobby L. Ferguson; Harold F. O'Donnell; Jewell M. Ogden Lodge No. 147 - Epp Brown; William J. Haas; Kenneth W. McLain; Fred Michael; Nelson H. Poe; Harold A. Rood; John 0. Spillane; Arthur L. Stallwitz; Edward G. Stenzel; Eddie Winter Lodge No. 148 - George H. Allen; Chester C. Bundy; William H. Elliott; William F. Greene; Thomas M. Turman Lodge No. 149 - John H. Mitchell Lodge No. 150 - Cecil W. Arnett; Lloyd 0. Beatty; John R. Carroll; Carol D. Carter; Joseph A. Fetters; Carl Fitts; Norman D. Harrison; Willis 0. Hull; John F. Langley; Billy L. Masonhall; Harold P. McGurk; William S. Nelson; Forrest W. Waller Lodge No. 151 - Vern Francis; Robert 0. Newman; Ira E. Parry Lodge No. 152 - Chester L. Chandler; Clarence R. Lloyd; Jackson M. McGrew Lodge No. 153 - Kenneth Bierkamp; Norman E. Culter; John 0. Doxsee; Guy H. Edwards; Kenneth L. Ehrlich; Ben W. Graybill; Germinal T. Hahn; Manuel J. Harris; Leonard J. HoUenbeck; Helmer A. Holmstrom; Jack M. Jaquiss;
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Bertram F. Laberge; Hubert M. Loy; Estill R. McKown; Orville G. Mills; Timothy L. Scribner; John B. Webber; R. David Wiest; Frank 0. Wiziarde Lodge No. 154 - Anton A. Anderson; Daniel N. Crawford; John Errebo; Roland A. Gorton; Frank R. Mitchell Loige
No. 155 - John H. Courtney; Gordon E. Faulkner; Harold N. Gibbon; Lyle J. Graham; Kenneth K. Kiner
Lodge No. 156 - Robert M. Oliver Lodge No. 158 - Leon J. Alexander; Homer Baker; Luther C. Bewley; Lewis R. Binkley; Walter G. Degelow; Alfred J. Gould; Thomas V. Highfill; John A. Knapp; Arthur D. Metz; Charles E. Paris; Arthur A. Weinmann Lodge No. 160 - Marvin V. Billings; Robert Homier; S. Kreigh Magaw; John Wall Lodge No. 161 - Hubert C. Hahn; Ferdinand C. Stuewe Lodge No. 162 - Walter A. Aeschliman; Lester M. Alderfer; Howard W. Crandwell; Emery C. Grove; Wayne E. Hopp; Charles T. Humfeld; William R. Popkess; Jesse E. Priest Lodge No. 164 - Albert W: Erickson; John E. Fikan; Allen K. Howland; William M. Sawer; Harold A. Tongish Lodge No. 165 - Norman E. Hege; Claude 0. Weeley; Melvin V. Wimmerer Lodge No. 166 - Clyde H. Beckman; Harry A. Toburen Lodge No. 167 - Wayne H. Baxter; Everett H. Blackwell; Harold F. Brown; Marvin L. Downie; Clifford 0. Fell; Floyd K. French; Howard J. Harbert; Robert L. Netherton; Ralph L. Scott; Harry F. Winkler Lodge No. 168 - J. B. Barbee; William E. Booze; Robert E. L. Breshears; Carl W. Byers; Johnnie E. Byrum; Archie R. Giddings; Dale L. Gwin; Haskell Hendricks; Lei and L. Jackman; Jerome S. Leben; Eugene E. Peters; Earnest D. Phillips; Bernard A. Rishell; Edward A. Ross; John W. Steele; Hermann V. Stoessel ; Marlyn J. Vermillion; Henry L. White Lodge No. 169 - Claude F. Calkins; Ulysses L. Furham; Ross E. Fritz; Clyde D. Frost; Lloyd W. Harkley; George M. Reddington; George W. Stanton; Thomas A. Stryker Lodge No. 171 - Terry L. Goodwin; Eugene H. Ruckman; Harry E. Ward; Bailey Yoakum Lodge No. 172 - Lawrence H. Ek; Therkelsen Jensen; Claude A. Johnson; Norman E. Jukes; Lloyd H. Ruppenthal; Lloyd D. Somers; Arthur W. Warner Lodge No. 173 - Max D. Surges; Noah W. Cotton; Walter L. Duvall; Hayes A. Pruitt Lodge No. 174 - Raymond E. Briney; George C. Hendrickson; Paul R. Kutnink; Roy W. Lumpkin; William Nickelson, Jr.; William J. Thomas; Raymond C. Thomm Lodge No. 176 - Reeze E. Barton; Warren B. Breeding Lodge no. 177 - William L. Barnhill; Delmar D. Mason; Allen T. Fender; Herbert G. Ford; Carl D. McCord; Richard H. Vopat Losge No. 179 - Herman W. Miller Lodge No. 181 - Bernard L. Ehrlich Lodge No. 183 - Lloyd Engstrom Lodge No. 184 - George M. Boyd; Orville K. McQueen; Richard G. McQueen; Clarence E. Quanz Lodge No. 186 - Alvey H. Artery; Harold E. Castor; Ernest J. Eubank; Clifford D. Lang; Benjamin A. Miller
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Lodge No. 187 - Timothy C. Campbell; James W. Clark; James M. Cook; Paul A. Coon; Donald E. Curran; Warren R. Deathrage; Michael A. Dee; Robert L. Downing; Rickie H. Foreman; Virgil L. Glenn; Michael L. Hagerty; Robert A. Johnson; Larry D. McCabe; Clifford N. McCall; Phillip R. Miller; Kevin J. Pursley; Robert C. Query; Roger L. Shepherd; Harry D. Shute; Walter L. Webb; George E. Williams Lodge No. 188 - Russell R. Boling; Riley J. Ingalsbe Lodge No. 189 - John R. Carson; Harold L. Glodfelty; Duffy A. Hindman; Robert K. Osborn; Bobby R. Raines Lodge No. 190 - Charles E. Clark; William D. Denholm; Herbert D. Harrod; Lon L. Pomroy; Leroy Somers; John W. White Lodge No. 191 - Henry H. Reinhardt Lodge No. 192 - Bryon K. Babcock; Frank Bundy; Louis T. Colberg; Stanley T. Embree; James V. Ledbetter Lodge No. 193 - Howard G. Vaughn; Alfred E. Williamson Lodge No. 194 - Wayne L. Edwards; Devaughn Riley Lodge No. 195 - Freddie L. Cameron; Walter M. Cobb; Jack R. Cullum; William C. Ingram; Clifton A. Witt Lodge No. 196 - Harvey E. Culver; Hugh F. Edwards; Clarence W. Galbraith; Claude C. Riley; George A. Rose Lodge No. 198 - George S. Cook; Paul L. Day; Ralph E. Kvasnicka Lodge No. 199 - Oscar 0. Ballinger; Raymond D. Bower; Blevins S. Brooks; John L. Hickman; Thomas D. Morgan; Gareld H. Sheley Lodge No. 200 - Ben Brooks; Robert A. Gwinn; Max D. Hall; Bernard A. Rishell; John K. Smith; Harry H. Wacker Lodge No. 201 - William G. Mock; Donald R. Steventon; Maxwell Wright Lodge No. 203 - John A. Gardner; Charles Gile; James W. Jones; Manuel Kolarik; John F. Snowden; Cecil C. Sprague; Don B. Stallings; Robin M. Thorpe; Merle H. White; Dwight W. Young; J. William Zimmerman Lodge No. 204 - C. Earl Andrews; Donald J. Benefiel Lodge No. 205 - Phillip Warren; Gordon H. Willard Lodge No. 206 - Willard C. Fulton; Henry 0. Hatfield; Raymond R. Keller; Chester J. Shephard; Milo V. Shephard; Paul A. Tubbs; James B. Wallace; Arthur Wene Lodge No. 210 - William C. Nickell Lodge No. 212 - Hollis H. Kimsey; Harry G. Hazure; Stanley L. Myers; Thomas 0. Osborn Lodge No. 214 - Merton M. Fletcher Lodge No. 215 - Charles W. Collins Lodge No. 216 - Frank C. Mower Lodge No. 217 - John M. Conder; Duayne R. Langrehr Lodge No. 219 - C. Burdett Downing; Michael J. Weaver Lodge No. 220 - Clinton 0. English; Cecil L. Graff
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Lodge No. 222 - Glenn W. Clark; Hiram H. Colburn; George E. Crane; Homer A. Davis; Lawrence E. Drehmer; Ivan K. Fields; Donald E. Fitzsimmons; Clifford L. Harman; Marvin W. Howard; Harry B. Leidigh; Arthur E. Moon; Leroy E. Smith; Russell S. Snyder; Edwin C. Stotler; Paul W. Switzer; William R. Withrow Lodge No. 223 - Edwin C. Cabeen; Charles T. Dixon; Estill D. Elliott; Arley M. Kistler; Raye H. McDaniel; Lodge No. 224 - Elston J. Decker; Lyle W. Sutherland Lodge No. 225 - Clarence A. Balwanz; Robert 0. Bellman; Ira W. Bonnot; Carl H. Boyer; Archibald J. Brier; Robert M. Bunten; Alexander C. Collier; Wendell Godwin; Lawrence W. Hartwell; Fred V. James; William B. Kirkpatrick; Kenneth 0. Kroft; Robert T. Lindberg; Richard A. Maner; Charley R. Oliva; Ralph E. Peters; William L. Rhodes; William B. Robson; Russell J. Turner; John P. Warren; Harley H. Wymore; Samuel Zurbuchen Lodge No. 229 - Vernon E. Babcock; Charles R. Clark; E. A. Richardson Lodge No. 230 - Henry S. Child; John Hildebrand; Paul W. Kabler; Dewitt C. Smith; Clifford Winn Lodge No. 233 - Charles W. Ryan Lodge No. 234 - Ernest Mack; Harold K. Sarver Lodge No. 236 - William S. Alyea; Lloyd W. Barker; John F. Berg; Lyle J. Graham; Myrl A'. Hal stead; Curtis I. Thompson Lodge No. 237 - Chester A. Baker; Karl L. Roese Lodge No. 238 - Walter T. Chase; James F. Hefling; Fritz G. Larsen; Richard M. Pile; Francis H. Wilkerson Lodge No. 241 - Kline Baird; Martin L. Wright Lodge No. 243 - Frank J. Bos tick Lodge No. 244 - Glen A. Baumgardner Lodge No. 245 - Warren C. Browning; Job L. Trites Lodge No. 246 - Marvin D. Brown; Myron J. Carr; Burl F. Dowell; Justin G.Fortune; Charles Hooper; Vincent D. Reichert; Garnet C. Reid Lodge No. 247 - John H. Aldridge; Glen W. Baird; Lyman P. Hay; Frank J. Mellott; Lawrence E. Proffitt; Roy 0. Sharpe Lodge No. 252 - Glen C. McComb Lodge No. 253 - John K. Nelson; Harold B. Spencer; John E. Zeigler Lodge No. 254 - Howard A. Durham; Joseph D. Green Lodge No. 256 - Ralph Cain Lodge No. 258 - Fred C. Dewey; Glen C. Smith Lodge No. 259 - Charles J. Exline; Marion E. Wolfgang Lodge No. 261 - H. Truman Ballard; Louie Christman; Elmer H. Croft; Darrell L. Hamilton; Herbert 0. Portwood; Raymond L. Smith; True C. Spencer Lodge No. 262 - Gordon R. Arnold; Truman E. Brown; Howard C. Wernlie Lodge No. 265 - David S. Austin; Marvin B. Boss; Otis E. Bybee; Albert L. Davis; Donald A. Farmer; Paul A. Hantla; Jerry Harrel; Peter D. Jackson; Harry B. Lunt; Ralph W. Muir; Raymond W. Stultz; Elmer L. Trock; David 0. Wells
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Lodge No. 268 - Robert W. McKinnis; Leo F. Stewart Lodge No. 269 - Arthur P. Abies; James E Bates; John R. Small Lodge No. 271 - Floyd W. Beach; James L. Blankenship; Floyd Brown; James C. Hale; Porter Parrett; Archie Overton; Charles 0. Thorpe; Andrew J. Wynn Lodge No. 272 - Harry Abrams; Henry C. Anderson; William E. Blair; Robert E. Carr; Donald L. Derossette; John C. Gano; Arthur Hanks; Edwin A. Hosking; George J. Klepac; Marvin C. Kresin; Edwin B. Stevens; George C. Stine; Finis V. Swender; Norman A. Walling; Louis I. Wilmoth Lodge No. 273 - Earle T. Anderson; William H. Emery; Elmer R. Heitman; George H. Heitman; Eugene S. Hunkle; Shirley R. Hunkle; Maynard H. Johnson; Kenneth E. Mount Lodge No. 274 - Louis C. Bialostoski; Howard F. Hendricks Lodge No. 275 - Wallace C. Kobs; Garlan S. Routon; Arthur L. Spradlin Lodge No. 277 - Donald Oscar Spotts Lodge No. 278 - Richard F. Amerine; William W. Dainton; Arthur J. D. Hardesty; William Myers; Adrian Wilcox Lodge No. 279 - Gilbert L. Selfridge Lodge No. 280 - Karl D. Edwards; Jack J. Marshall; Richard W. Thompson Lodge No. 281 - Robert J. Anderson; Audry E. Elliott; Floyd A. Riggs; John W. Thompson Lodge No. 282 - Leonard E. Ford; Joe L. Lonnberg; Walter Miller Lodge-N0"'283 - James D. Egbert; Robert D. Lee Lodge No. 284 - William J. Blickenstaff; Clarence T. Hutchins Lodge No. 285 - Albert L. Ate; William M. Nafziger; Bert L. Probst; John W. Schon Lodge.No..286 - William D. Simpson Lodge No. 288 - Elmer F. Anderson; Harry B. Hill; Conley L. Williams; Roland R. Wuthnow Lodge No. 289 - Jesse T. Buckholt; Clifton D. Creamer; Joseph M. Eves; John D. Yager Lodge No. 290 - Ira H. Griffin; Vernon M. Guffey; Willis W. Mack Lodge No. 291-- John E. Dunkel Lodge No. 293 - Clifford A. Cochran; Harlan L. Graves; Hillard G. Lockert; Norman A. Minks Lodge No. 295 - J. Willard Brewer; Marion M. Day; Gail L. Hecht; Edmund A. Marshall; Harold L. Northern; Ephraim Robbins; John F. Rnbertson Lodge No. 299 - Herbert W. Barker; Robert F. Garton; Jimmie R. Pickering Lodge No. 300 - Lawrence C. Byerley; Leo D. Calder; Norman W. Nelson; Ernest P. Rookhuyzen; Refford B. Stone Lodge No. 302 - Varney M. Gillespie Lodge No. 303 - Loel K. Alexander; Edwin L. Alkire; Jack 0. Allen; Raymond J. Allen; Cyrus K. Anderson; Donald T. Baker; Aubrey F. Ball; Glenn C. Banks; Charles L. Barker; Vernon W. Barlow; Kal Bender; Hoyt C. Blaylock; Cecil C. Booth; Herbert K. Brown; Allen D. Burright; William H. Cadle; David E. Cadmus; Horace G. Campbell; Norman L. Carmichael; Vere L. Champion; Walter E. Chappell; Harvey E. Clark, Jr.; George D. Colt; Ralph S. Cotton; Elfrey J. Cox; Walter G. Currey; William R. Dadisman; James E. Dalton; Harry T. Davidson; Howard L. Davis;
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Victon S. Dewitt; Hervy Q. Dixon; Richard L. Drake; Jake Dyck; Harvey P. Elliott; Harley 0. Everson; Bahij F. Farha; Kenneth E. Ferguson; John C. Frank; Buford H. Freeman; Max M. Fried; Ray M. Fugit; Mel A. Gates; Bernard D. Grant; Lowell S. Grimes; John H. Goodman; Jesse L. Graham; Robert R. Griebel; Harry E. Hall; Loland 0. Hall; James L. Hankins; Theodore J. Harder; Richard A. Hardesty; Nathan A. Harms; David A. Henderson; Ira G. Hill; Howard W. Ingram; Lester G. Ives; Ellis F. Johnson; Julius W. Kammerer; Hubert H. King; Jefferson H. King; Ross S. Lamb; Clarence D. Laurie; William E. Lawson; Willie W. Lee; John H. Littleton; Landon R. Lincicome; Robert D. Lipsey; Waynne M. Longan; Gerald A. Magee; Robert E. Main; Ira W. Martin; Virgil L. Martin; Willis E. Massey; Harold 0. Masterson; Albert R. McCafferty; Royce E. Means; Clovis A. Miller; Samuel L. Murray; Kenneth M. Neathery; Thomas R. Owens; Wendell E. Pal in; Wintha 0. Palmer; Thomas 0. Parrish; Donald W. Payne; Donn D. Peters; Victor R. Peroo; Fred E. Plagens; Vernon E. Platter; Richard A. Porter; Forrest W. Pyle;.William J. Reid; Earl C. Reynolds; Lawrence C. Richardson; Lawrence W. Roberts; Frank J. Rosile; John C. Ross; David T. Roweth; Charles G. Royse; Donald L. Salmans; Melvin D. Sandmire; Clifford L. Sankey; Everett L. Scott; Henry L. Scott; Robert E. Scott; Max Semberger; Lloyd W. Shaffer; Jennings B. Shamel; Frank E. Shepard; Merle N. Slease; Benson H. Smith; George R. Smith; Norman W. Smith; Oscar D. Smith; Harold A. Smock; Marvin R. Sparks; Everett H. Steele; Orville W. Threadgill; Clem A. Vail; Ray C. Wasser; Clifford G. Webster; Clifton L. Wentworth; William J. Wertz; Arnold A. West; James E. Wetzel; Johnie F. White; Anthony Wicklin Lodge No. 306 - Raymond.M. Adams; Rollie David; Robert P. Fitzhugh; James E. Misner; Eli H. Mullinax; Theodore C. Oriez; John H. Schroeder Lodge No. 307 - James K. Bedell; Maynard H. Brunner; Clinton C. Clay; Vern L. Deatrick; Everett E. Fear; William H. Mott; Harold D. Nunn; Horace M. Sharp; William A. Simmons; William A. Tinnoy Lodge No. 309 - Percy L. Beene; Wei don T. Hughs; J. Ivan Kitch Lodge No. 310 - William H. Hazelton Lodge No. 311 - Frank Bokoski; Emmett L. Capshaw; Melvin F. Deland; Donald W. Fouse; John N. King; Furl A. Krebs; Clifford W. Marshall; Herbert F. Sibert; George R. Thompson; Clarence E. Watkins Lodge No. 312 - Arthur R. Murphy; LaVerne C. Smith; Grant W. Ward; Eldon B. White; Harry E. Wright Lodge No. 313 - Herbert R. Muller; Homer W. Sloan Lodge No. 314 - Paul E. Criss; Paul D. Schnarr Lodge No. 318 - Lyle C. Atkinson; Edwin J. Lowe; Guy E. Olson; Nealy 0. Yeoman Lodge No. 321 - Everette J. Margraves; Bob L. Helm; William H. Johnson; Undral H. Leslie; Roy H. Sanderson; Richard F. Spencer Lodge No. 322 - Gerald E. Angleton; Harry G. Atherton; Herbert C. Blain; Mayo A. Carriger; Warren V. Cooper; Arthur E. Davolt; John H. Gallup; David A. Ghrist; Robert F. Ransom; Joe H. Swinehart; Curtis A. Terrill; Maurice A. Walker; Leland E. White; Oscar F. Wuth Lodge No. 323 - A. Leland. Thompson Lodge No. 324 - Earl D. Biggerstaff; Daniel S. Harrison; Leigh S. Mathers; Edwin W. Miller; Kenneth L. Morris; Charles K. Rowe; Joseph H. Ziegenuss Lodge No. 326 - Vincent V. Benfer; Harry E. Leeper; Andrew Ross; James B. Woodman Lodge No. 327 - Guy C. Bostick; Lester P. Colborn; Wayne W. Grant; Raymond Waters Lodge No. 330 - Theodore A. Appl; Fred D. Erni; Glenn A. Friend; Harry W. Grass; Fred T. Jones, Jr.
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Lodge No. 331 - James I. Beetz; George W. Butler; Winfred E. Miller; Jack Potter; Ralph W. Ritter Lodge No. 333 - Floyd L. Blackwell; Theodore Cook; Marvin W. Cox; Richard T. Frizelle; Fred L. Kammer; George F. Moorman; George R. Rhodes; Charles W. Robert; Everett D. Taylor; George F. Young Lodge No. 334 - Floyd E. Baker; William E. McMillen Lodge No. 335 - Frank J. Letellier; Frank J. Bonnett Lodge No. 336 - John G. Cowan; Charles D. Howland Lodge No. 338 - Jess L. Canady; Clarence S. Monroe; Wesley E. Tibbals Lodge No. 339 - Karnan F. Kasson Lodge No. 340 - Dallas D. Hahn; Robert A. Smith Lodge No. 341 - Eugene L. Merrill; Floyd C. Moss Lodge No. 345 - Francis J. Dobson Lodge No. 347 - Milton E. Mark
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Lodge No. 384 - Willis Alexander; Lloyd W. Rhodes; Glenn Woolfolk Lodge No. 385 - Harold F. Robards Lodge No. 393 - Cecil F. Kern Lodge No. 395 - Jack Rayl Lodge No. 396 - Raymond R. Babb; Lee L. Keener; Roderick C. Thurlow Lodge No. 397 - Clifford 0. Johnston Lodge No. 398 - Hiram E. Townsend; Mack Vinze Lodge No. 399 - Clayton W. Hargadine Lodge No. 402 - Arthur W. Chidester; James C. McCurdy; Owen U. Turrentine Lodge No. 403 - Oral R. Jaynes Lodge No. 404 - Dallas L. Curry; Emmor E. Graves; Frank N. Haberbosch; Marvin 0. Mann; Harold A. Tongish Lodge No. 406 - Walter E. Demuth; G. Douglas Maupin; James D. Rosel; Leslie J. Saunders. Lodge No. 408 - Quincy J. Mingori Lodge No. 409 - Ronald Z. Howell; Ernest L Long Lodge No.-410 -..Glenn A. Delay
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Lodge No. 413 - Wilbur E. Kennett; Joe E. Montgomery; Wilbur L. U U o m Lodge No. 415 - Theodore A. Grindol Lodge No. 420 - Harry H. Mann Lodge No. 424 - John A. Casad; Martin E. Dowse Lodge No. 430 - James L. Barnes Lodge No. 431 - John R. Buffington; Charles G. Lankford; George W. Nickelson; Ernest L. Pitman; Glen Riley; Ernest L. Sumner; Millard W. Tucker Lodge No. 433 - Janes A. Baergen; Harold E. Baker; Pernitus H. Bornemeier; Paul F. Braden; Willis M. Brazill; Charles Edward Butcher; Bernard R. Clark; Charles R. Craig; Kenneth R. Danel; John P. Deichman; Roy E. Drummond; Jewell T. Dotts, Jr.; Harold H. Foster; Delbert Z. Freed; Samuel H. Fretz; Efton P. Gray; John R. Green; James H. Harrison; Dwight H. Hobbs; Harlan H. Hope; Robert B. Jeffers; Orby L. Justus; Marion E. King; Frank R. Martin; Earl D. McCracken; Jack G. Paulsen; Milford H. Pierpoint; DeLoss W. Puckett; Lewis C. Reece; Carl A. Robinson; Levi B. Rymph; Everett C. Tate; Lester K. Taylor; Elvin E. Vliet; Lee A. Waller; Lawrence L. Warren; Edward L. Weaver; Roger S. Whepley; Richard E. Willison Lodge No. 435 - Max B. Ainsworth; Marion D. Cawthon; Felix F. Faltus; Roy E. Ladner; Joe L. Monday; Charles H. Neal; Verlan C. Phillips; Fred Shore Lodge No. 436 - Benjamin H. Bagby; Gilbert C. Bergstron; Clyde A. Carter; Wesley N. Cox; Raymond L. Dowling; James R. Garrett; Milford Grassberger; Benjamin G. Hart; Frank W. Hudson; Robert R. Lines; Rodger G. Martin; Harry A. McAfee; Edward D. Mertz; Raymond D. Miller; Bobbie L. Robertson; Dwight L. Smith; Charles L. Taylor; William H. Tuel; Dee U. Webb
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Lodge No. 437 - Richard E. Austin; Kenneth C. Longhofer Lodge No. 438 - I. Harry Darby, Jr.; Thomas C. Frazier; Carlton E. Kimerer; John Littick; Francis W. Paris; Leroy W. Stone; Walter H. Wiser; Robert L. Woods Lodge No. 440 - Russell M. Hoverson; William H. Laverentz Lodge No. 441 - Jimmie H. Grantham; Elmer T. Kendrick Lodge No. 445 - Ruben E. Beardslee; Jesse S. Corley; Robert Hamil; Rune W. Johnson; George E. Paine; Tilden J. Root; John A. Shultz; Gayle A. Shuman Lodge No. 446 - Lee R. Riley; Stanley E. BroUier; Cecil C. Shepard; James B. Ungles Lodge No. 449 - John E. Roland Lodge No. 450 - Vincent V. Benfor; John A. Casad; Ralph E. Kvansnicka; Elza E. Lemons
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ALBERTA Morley.George Merner, PGM, June 6, 1987 Samuel Herchel Hardin, PGM, November 27, 1987 ARIZONIA Ronald Clyde Nicholson, PGM, March 16, 1987 L. W. White, PGM, August 7, 1987 CANADA George Edward Turner, PGM, April 27, 1987 Thomas David Henderson, PGM, August 5, 1987 BRITISH COLUMBIA George Walter Baldwin, PGM, September 30, 1987 DELAWARE William Henry Cantrell, PGM, April 19, 1987 GEORGIA William Leroy Barrlneau, PGM, Grand Treasurer, July 12, 1987 Marshall Adoniram Chapman, PGM, July 16, 1987 ILLINOIS Albert W. Glyden, PGM, February 5, 1988 IOWA R. Kenneth Miller, PGM, September 12, 1987 LOUISIANA L. V. Noles, PGM, November 1, 1987 Robert Floyd Kennon, PGM, January 11, 1988 MANITOBA Alexander C. Slessor, PGM, March 24, 1987 Harry H. Gray, PGM, April 6, 1987 Sherman H. Dayton, PGM, May 26, 1987 James L. G. Hay, PGM, October 31, 1987 MICHIGAN Newton S. Bacon, PGM, December 7, 1987 MISSISSIPPI Delmas Burch, PGM, September 8, 1987 OKLAHOMA Edward Tip Sabin, PGM, June 20, 1987 W. Ralph Howard, PGM, November 16, 1987 RHODE ISLAND Harold William Browning, PGM, Hay 27, 1987 SASKATCHEWAN Rev. John Morland, D. D., PGM, April 19, 1987 TENNESSEE John Elvis Malone, PGM, October 5, 1987 TEXAS Perry M. Parker, PGM, April 2, 1987 WASHINGTON Wayne Alvin Sparger, PGM, March 8, 1987 George H. Bovingdon, PGM, March 11, 1988 VIRGINIA Fred Keeler, PGM, May 13, 1987
March
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. 1987-88
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SIH0FSI8 OP RETURNS OP LODUES
December 31, 1987 INCREASE
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1987-88
sxNorsis or RETURNS
OF LODCES December 31, 1987 HFJIBF.RS
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March
8 1 H 0 P S I 8 OP RBTURNS OP LQDUES
December 31, 1987 IHCREASB
LoJp.e (lumber mid l i o c a t l o n 198. 199. 200.
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Grand Lodge of Kansas
1987-88
SYNOPSIS OF RBTURHS OF LODGES December 31. 1987 DECREASE
INCREASE
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STHOPSIS OP RETURHS OF LODUES December 3 1 , 1967 IHCRBASB
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Grand Lodge of Kansas
1987-88
SYNOPSIS OF RBIUIUIS OF LODGES
December 31, 1987
Initiated Passed Raised Admitted Restored D/P Admitted
745 587 605 475 319 67
Dimitted Deceased Suspended Expelled D/P Withdrawal
441 1738 1151
3 36
RECAPITULATION Membership December 31, 1986 Membership December 31, 1987 Net Loss December 31, 1987 Number of Lodges on the Rolls
59,156 56,959 2,197 346
Consolidations; Moline No. 267 with Meridian No. 126, April 1, 1987 Miltonvale No. 242 with Clay Center No. 134, June 1, 1987 Spearville No. 388 with St. Bernard No. 222, July 1, 1987 Delphos No. 202 with Minneapolis No. 143, July 1, 1987 Slyvan Grove No. 359 with Lincoln No. 154, September 1, 1987 Ashlar No. 344 with Wamego No. 75, December 1, 1987
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Almena Main St.
Altamont 523 Huston
Alta Vista 707 Main
Americus Broadway & Main
Anthony 218 S. Kansas
Argonia
Arkansas City 302 S. "B" St.
161
310
69
357
109
200
285
133
Abilene 116 1/2 NW 3rd
LOCATION
335
98
NO,
Crescent
Argonia
Anthony
Americus
Alta Vista
Altamont
Almena
Alma
Allen
Benevolent
NAME OF LODGE
10-15-1873
02-21-1912
02-17-1881
10-19-1871
02-17-1898
03-18-1920
02-20-1889
10-21-1875
02-06-1925
10-19-1871
CHARTERED
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Mon.
1st & 3rd Tues.
2nd & 4th Mon.
1st & 3rd Men.
2nd Tues.
1st & 3rd Tues.
1st « 3rd Hon.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Hon. Except Jul-Aug
COMMUNICATIONS
Harry V. Goldwater 127 Virginia, 67005 316-442-3311
Kenneth 0. Reynolds 67004 316-435-6667
Robert Hekel 424 N. Springfield, 67003 316-842-5253
John F. Bohm ..Box 394, 66835 316-443-5859
Walter F. Rhein Route 1, Box 24, 66834 913-499-6336
Larry C. Dumm Box 613, 67330 - 316-784-5842
Marvin L. Wendel Rt 1, 67622 913-699-2379
Robert H. Arnold Box 122, 66401 913-765-3553
Robert D. Wayman Rt 1. Eskridge 66423 316-443-5464 (B)
Henry Watkins 606 N. Cedar, 67410 913-263-3340
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
Bobby J. Walker Box 545, 67005 316-442-5078
Ron L. Work Box 278, 67004 316-435-6860
Alden V. Major Box 398, 67003 316-842-3175
Norman L. Stephens 105 Pine, 66835 316-443-5728
Vernon Bolinder Box 193, 66834 913-499-5331
J. Harland Graham Rt 1 Box 149A, 67330 316-784-5385
Billy E. Archibald Rt 1, 67622 913-669-2308
Harold Lister Box 131, 66401 913-765-3554
Leonard G. Rumford Bushong 66833 316-443-5688
Joe H. Beckenhauer 1610 N. Oak, 67410 913-263-1170
SECRETARY
2
SECRETARY
02-18-1886
R. D. Ely
Atwood
Auburn
" Mystic Tie
262 Attica 102 West Ave. A
164 Atwood 105 S. 5th
32 Auburn Washington St.
74 Augusta 526 1/2 State 10-21-1869
10-17-1860
02-20-1895
10-21-1875
158 Atchison Active 5th & Kansas Ave!
Atchison 121 N. 5th
1st & 3rd Tii'es.
1st Tues
1st & 3rd Wed. Except Jul-Aug
2nd Mon.
Larry R. Goodwin 1457 Tapestry Ln. Goddard 67052 316-721-4669
Virgil K. Koci 9746 SW 61st St. Topeka 66604 913-478-4484
Brett P. Palmer Rt 1 Box 12-A, 67730 913-626-3010
Clifton V. Newberry 201 Kiowa, 67009 316-254-7380
Richard Zumbrunn, 1105 Division, 66002 913-367-7357
Edward L. Freeman Box 295, 67010 316-755-6614
Russell I. Koci 8247 SW 77th, 66402 913-671-2390
Gene McCain Rt 2, Box 59 Ludell 67744 913-626-9300
P. H. Payne Box 382, 67009 316-7373
Goldwin-Miller 121 N. 5th, 66602 815-579-5601
Harold E. Jones 617 Mound, 66002 913-367-0650
James W. Rider 1225 N. 2nd, 66002 913-367-0861 (B)
1st & 3rd Mon.
07-14-1856
Washington
5
2nd & 4th Mon.
Michael A. Freelove Box 797, 67831 316-635-2924
George C. Berryman 67831 316-635-2925
2nd & 4th,Thus.
02-16-1887
Ashland
277 Ashland 408 Main
Cable
Walter A. Fiorucci Box 449, 66712 316-347-8579
299 Arlington
Charles McCloud 2008 S. English Pittsburg 66762 316-232-1709
Harry C. Burnett Box 191, 67514 316-538-2681
2nd Hon.
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
02-18-1915
COMMUNICATIONS
408 Arma Arma 406 E. Washington
CHARTERED
1st & 3rd Mon.
NAME OF LODGE
02-15-1888
LOCATION
Ray L. Burditt 67514 316-538-3445
NO,
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
Belleville 1812 "L" St.
Beloit Mt. Vernon 103 1/2 W. Court
Bendena
Benedict
129
145
440
403
Benedict
Bendena
Belleville
Belle Plaine Belle Plaine 421 1/2 N. Merchant
Baxter
173
Baxter Springs 1509 Military
71
Palmyra
Beattie Beattie East side of Hwy 3 Blks North of Railroad
Baldwin City 807 High
23
Axtell
NAME OF LODGE
259
Axtell 402 1/2 Maple
LOCATION
234
NO.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st i 3rd Mon.
02-19-1914
Earl Miller Rt 2 Fredonia 66736 316-698-3633
David E. Keys 66008 913-988-4249
Marvin M. Howard 702 N. Mill, 67420 913-738-2732
Matthew T. Mutz 202 K St., 66935 913-527-7154
1st i 3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Mon.
Richard W. Rutter Box 293 Udall 67146 316-782-3543
Milan Rutti Rt 3, Marysville 66508 913-799-3513
Gary Hayward 20D Gaineswood, 66713 316-856-2641
Robert H. Eldred Rt 3, 66006 913-594-6912
Lyle A. Steck 703 Guittand, 66403 913-736-2969
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
2nd & 4th Wed.
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Mon.
1st & 3rd Tues.
1st & 3rd Mon.
COMMUNICATIONS
02-26-1925
10-15-1873
10-17-1872
10-18-1877
02-18-1886
10-21-1868
10-18-1859
02-19-1885
CHARTERED
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
Max Scott Rt 1 Box 3AA, 66714 316-698-2185
George D. Clark 66008 913-988-4425
Kim L. Nelson 606 N. Lincoln, 67420 913-738-2682
Vernon G. Kalivoda Box 158, 66935 913-527-2456
Wilbur P. Barngrover Box 336, 67013-0336 316-488-3459
W. Edward Cassidy Box 42, 66406 913-292-4550
James Brumback 239 E. 10th, 66713 316-856-2632
Wayne RoUf 27250 W. 175th Gardner 66030 913-884-8355
George C. Kenworthy Rt I Box 12, 66403 913-736-2866
SECRETARY
3
Bonner Springs 300 1/2 Oak
Bronson
Bucklin
Buffalo Main St.
Bunker Hill 5th & Elm
Burden Main St.
Burdick •
366
268
376
379
291
233
429
Burlingame 104 E. Fremont
Blue Rapids 401 E. 5th
169
79
LOCATION
Blue Mound Main St.
NO.
286
NAME OF LODGE
Corinthian
Burdick
CIinton
Beulah
Buffalo
Grandview
Bourbon
Bonner Springs
Blue Rapids
Lotus
10-21-1869
02-16-1922
02-20-1884
02-15-1888
02-21-1907
02-21-1907
02-18-1886
02-17-1904
2nd & 4th Wed.
2nd & 4th Mori.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
Donald D. Prescott Rt 1-S, 66413 913-654-3856
Charles E. Carlson Rt 2. 66838 913-983-4859
Dorrey D. Couch • Rt 1, Atlanta 67008 316-394-2374
Bradley A. Baral HC69 Box 46C, 67626 913-483-6882
Harold Markham, Jr. Rt 2 Box 262 Chanute 66720 316-431-2496
James E. Adkins 204 S. Main, 67834 316-826-3564
Roy L. Stewart Rt 1, 66716 316-939-4570
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
William E. Hathaway PO Box 275 Basehor 66007 913-724-2820
Victor J . Olsen Rt 2, 210 Banks, 66413 913-654-2379
Charles W. Gutsch Rt 3 Box 10, 66838 913-983-4397
James H. Lundry Box 171, 67019 316-438-2956
Ralph G. Peck Box 116, 67626 913-483-6451
Ralph Winterrowd Rt 1 Box 52, 66717 316-537-6936
Melvin Stimpert HC 01 Box 46 Kingsdown 67858 316-369-2315
Glenn E. Smith Rt 1 Box 35, 66716 316-939-4932
Gerald L. Powell 541 S. Blue Grass Dr. 66012 913-441-4138
Edwin G. Brychta Rt 1 Box 204, 66411 913-226-7383
James A. Wilson Rt 1, 66411 913-226-7280
SECRETARY Roy L. Smith, Jr. PO Box 27, 66010 913-756-2265
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
John L. Curtis Rt 1 Box 85,66010 913-756-2679
1st & 3rd Hon.
2nd & 4th Mon. Except Jul-Aug
10-18-1876
COMMUNICATIONS
2nd & 4th Tues.
02-16-1887
CHARTERED
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
Caldwell 20 S. Main
66
203
Central la
Chanute 102 N. Hlghla nd
Chapman Antiquity 100 Blk of W. 4th Upstairs
Chase Main St.
89
103
280
247
Chase
Cedar
Home
Chautauqua
Cedar Vale
355
Carbondale
Caney
Sumner
Cawker City Cawker City 725 1/2 Wisconsin
Carbondale
NAME OF LODGE
Burlington
125
70
302 N. McGee
324 Caney
LOCATION
Burlington 118 N. 3rd
NO. CHARTERED
02-19-1885
02-24-1927
10-19-1871
10-20-1870
02-17-1898
10-17-1872
10-22-1874
02-19-1890
02-17-1881
10-21-1868
1st & 3rd Tues.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
2nd Wed.
1st & 2nd Mon.
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
2nd & 4th Wed.
2nd & 4th Tues.
1st S 3rd Thurs.
2nd & 4th Med.
COMMUNICATIONS
Ronald D. Wilcox Box 266, 67524 316-938-2213
Gary W. Gallant Rt 2 Box 20B, 67431 913-922-6822
Kevin A. Keeman 1202 S. Grant, 66720 316-431-3106
Glen W. Ward Box 145, 66415
Donald L. Land Rt 1 Box 119B 67024 316-758-2523
Charles D. Bock Box 113, 67430 913-781-4326
John J. Ryan 420 Center, 66414 913-564-7513
Howard A. Anderson 500 N. East St., 67333 316-879-2438
Floyd 0. Mardis 717 S. Main. 67022 316-845-2429
Dale W. Adams 227 Main Osage City 66523 913-528-4460
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES SECRETARY
Alfred H. Slough Box 5, Raymond, 67534 316-534-3665
A. Dean Porter 425 W. 7th, Box 389 67431 913-922-6755
Oren F. Patterson 1706 S. Highland 66720 316-431-4692
William H. Lewis Box 95, 66415
Carl A. Steward Rt 1 Box 37, 67024 316-758-2525
Clayton L. Coad Box 111, 67430 913-781-4824
Ronald L. Shelton Box 112, 66414 913-564-7522
WilTiam L. Sprague Box 122, 67333 316-879-2844
Kenneth L. Mardis 524 S. Main, 67022 316-845-2123
Duane A. Fitch 720 St. Lawrence 66839 316-364-2549
Cherryvale 121 1/2 N. Main
Chetopa 4th & Locust
137
73
Unity
Clearwater
273
Claflin
Clay Center
Claflin 107 Main
Circleville Circleville 2 Blks East of Farmers State Bank
Preston
Chetopa
Cherryvale
Cherokee
Morton
NAME OF LODGE
134 Clay Center , 2317 Seventh
424
20
Cimarron Main St.
Cherokee 111 W. Magnolia
119
283
Cheney 213 1/2 N. Main
LOCATION
258
NO.
02-16-1887
10-15-1873
02-16-1922
10-17-1886
02-16-1887
10-21-1869
10-15-1873
10-17-1872
02-18-1886
CHARTERED
1st & 3rd Tues.
1st & 3rd Wed.
Arthur H. Jones 120 S. Gorin, 67026 316-584-2540
N. Marion Patton Morganville 67468 913-926-3754
Gary V. Jeffery Box 111, 67525 316-587-3382
Wilbert J. Leuthold Rt 1, 66419 913-924-3822
2nd & 4th Mon.
1st Thurs.
Larry L. Crick Box 368, 67835 316-855-3917
Rodney L. Trimble Box 282, 67336 316-236-4292
Lloyd W. Birdsong 603 Independence, 67335 316-336-3165
Ralph W. Kimmel Box 130, 66724 316-457-8492
Fletcher Bascome Box 44, Goddard 67052 316-794-2339
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
2nd & 4th Mon.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
2nd & 4th Hon.
1st & 3rd Tues.
1st & 3rd lues.
COMMUNICATIONS
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
Ernest L. Moore 2352 S. Osage Wichita 67213 316-265-2737
George W. Young Box 32, 67432 913-632-2269
Marvin A. Gibler Box 423, 67525 316-587-3891
Wm. H. Coverdale Rt 1 Box 975 Soldier 66415 913-834-2155
Aubrey V. Hanna, Jr. Box 256, 67835 316-855-3321
George W. Huber Rt 1 Box 1, Chetopa, 67336 316-236-7647
Forrest Strickland 221 S. Olive, 67335 316-336-2282
Raymond D. Hough Box 275, 66724 316-457-8405
Dale E. Goldsmith Rt 1 Box 88 Garden Plain 67050 316-535-2651
SECRETARY
Clyde
Coffevville 129 1/2 W. 9th
Colby 215 N. Franklin
Coldwater 111 E. Main
Colony Olive Branch 3 Blks South 2 Blks East of Bank
Columbus 633 E. Garfield
Concordia 135 W. 8th
176
102
306
295
212
100
113
St. John
Prudence
Comanche
St. Thomas
Keystone
Prairie Queen
Climax
Climax
411
NAME OF LODGE
Clifton Clifton Peach & Parallel
LOCATION
122
NO
10-17-1872
10-19-1871
02-22-1883
02-15-1888
02-15-1888
10-19-1871
10-17-1878
02-18-1915
02-15-1882
CHARTERED
1st & 3rd Hon. Except Jul-Aug
1st & 3rd Tues.
1st & 3rd Mon.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
2nd & 4th Hon.
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
2nd & 4th Tues.
2nd & 4th Wed.
COMMUNICATIONS
Charley L. Laman 230 W. 7th, 66901 913-243-3241
James F. Norris 613 Garfield, 66725' 316-429-2565
Kim R. Colvin Rt 2 Box 109, 66015 316-852-3272
William E. Hubbard HC 69 Box 5 Wilmore 67155 316-738-4465
Charles E. Brian 250 S. Mission Ridge 67701 913-462-3702
Horace R. Norfleet 610 Elm, 67337 316-251-2654
Raymond Hamilton 413 Lincoln, Clyde 66938 913-446-2253
Virgil McCormack Rt 3, Eureka 67045 316-583-6908
Raymond R. Haden 66937 913-455-3322
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
Max L. Briggs 302 E. 13th, 66901 913-243-1542
Ira W. Ross 102 Sunset Circle, 66725 316-429-1884
James D. Dickson Box 53, 66015-0053 316-852-3347
N. W. Bransom Box 724, 67029 316-582-2336
J. Steven Molstad Box 421, 67701 913-462-7164
Alfred L. Lewis Box 267, 67337 316-251-1782
Barrel 1 Sharpe Rt 3, 66938 913-446-2248
Harold HcCormack Rt 1 Box 94 Severy 67137 316-583-5095
Edward C. Slipsager Box 249, 66937 913-455-3416
SECRETARY
Delia' ' Main Street
Denison 120 Central
Denton
Derby Derby 125 E. Market St.
419
372
449
365
Denton
Denison
Delia
Cuba
Cuba Baird St.
362
Courtland
Courtland Liberty & Main
211
Council Grove Council Grove 106-108 W. Main '
36
Mistletoe
NAME OF LODGE
Cottonwood Falls Zeredatha 243 Broadway
Conway Springs 405 Church St.
LOCATION
80
269
NO.
03-15 1956
02-19-1931
02-15-1905
02-17-1921
02-21-1900
02-12-1947
10-21-1862
10-22-1869
02-16-1887
CHARTERED
2nd & 4th Tues.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
1st & 3rd Mon.
1st Wed.
1st & 3rd Mon. Except Jul-Aug
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Mon.
COMMUNICATIONS
Willis M. Thomas 220 S. Georgie, 67037 316-788-5118
David F. Horton Severance 66081 913-359-6781
Mai com Hall Rt 1 Box 102A, 66419 913-935-2364
Harold McQueen Box 65, 66418 913-771-3600
Allen R. Renolds Rt.l Box 50 Agenda 66930 913-729-3438
Brian D. Freeman PO Box 82, 66939 913-374-4460
James T. Evans 621 Chick, 66846 316-767-5596
Boyd Finuf Box 36, Strong City 66869 316-273-6757
Jackie Broyles 410 S. 13th, 67031 316-456-2420
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
Bryce J. Stonehocker Box 23, 67037 316-652-9809
Jack B. Denton 66017 913-359-6792
Dallas Coleman Rt 1 Box 95, 66419 913-935-2391
Jimmy Dodge Box-32 Rossville 66533 913-548-6259
Leon W. Lesbvsky Box 31, 66940 913-729-3472
Donald K. Lieb Box 75, 66939 913-374-4258
Lewis Massie 214 Market, 66846 316-767-6148
Clifford L." Lake Box 71, 66845 316-273-6420
Mark D. Lewis PO Box 441, 67031 316-456-2535
SECRETARY
02-18-1897
Devon
Dexter
Barney
St. Bernard
Arcana
Douglass
Dover
Downs
92 Devon
156 Dexter 113 Main
279 Dighton 145 N. Lane
222 Dodge.City 2408 N. Central
31 Doniphan
151 Douglass Forest & 3rd
138 Dover
204 Downs 620 1/2 Morgan
02-15-1882
02-20-1902
10-21-1874
10-17-1860
02-22-1883
02-16-1887
10-21rl874
10-20-1863
NAME OF LODGE
DeSoto
LOCATION
40 DeSoto ' 33075 W. 83rd
NO
CHARTERED
2nd Mon.
2nd Thurs.
2nd & 4th Wed.
1st Sat.
Charles E. Mertz 218 Ross, 67437 913-454-6392
Galen L. Schutter Rt 1, Eskridge 66423
Danny H. Hicks Rt 1, Box 26 Rock 67131 316-986-5563
David E. French Rt 4 Box 265 Leavenworth 66048
Earl D. Crisp 1820 Debray Dr.,67801 316-225-2861
Rex Owen 234 N. First, 67839 316-397-5745
1st & 3rd Tues.
1st S 3rd Mon.
Kenneth W. Moberg PO Box 138, 67038 316-876-5612
Robert D. HcBrlde Rt 3, .Fort Scott 66701 316-829-5215
Ronald D. West Rt 2 Box 76A. Eudora 66025 913-542-2255
WORSHIPFUL-MASTER
2nd & 4th Mon.
2nd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Moni
COMMUNICATIONS
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
E. Max Skinner 501 Ross, 67437 913-454-3976
R. Nell Crow 5329 SW Crawford Topeka 66610 913-775-6121
Elvln S. Cox Box 43 Rose Hill 67133 316-776-2141
Warren G. Toney Rt 1, Lancaster 66041 913-874-5581
Homer H. Jones PO Box 975, 67801 316-227-6348
Ronnie J. Musselwhite Box 925, 67839 ' 316-397-2546
Ross W. Sherwood Rt 3 Box^ 314 Arkansas City 67005 316-442-5605 .:
Richard L. Harper Rt 3, Fort Scott 66701 316-829-5435 â&#x20AC;¢
Robert E. Redick,. Sr. Box 413, 66018 913-585-1150
SECRETARY
2
LOCATION
El Dorado Patmos 401 Haverhill Rd.
97
Car
-02-22-1883
10-21-1874
146 Ellsworth Ellsworth 206 1/2 N. Douglas
Elllnwood 21 N. Main
10-17-1872
10-15-1873
10-19-1871
02-18-1892
10-17-1872
10-20-1864
•02-20-1906
CHARTERED
Elllnwood
217
126 Elk Falls Meridian East Side of 7th Between Osage & Montgoinery
132 Elk City
Edna Main Street
345
Edna
Palestine
Edgerton
1Z7
Dwight
NAME OF LODGE
Easton
Dwight Main St.
-'45 'Easton 3rd & Riley
374
NO.
1st & 3rd Mon.
2nd & 4th Tues.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
2nd & 4th Mon.
1st « 3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Tues.
3rd Mon.
1st & 3rd lues.
1st & 3rd.Thurs.
COMMUNICATIONS
Terry D. Armstrong 411 E. 9th. 67439 913-472-4577
Earl P. Krankenberg Box 91, Hudson 67545 316-458-3395
H. Paul Cain Rt 1 Box 92 Mollne 67353 316-647-3353
Glen C. Jackson 719 W. Cottonwood Independence, 67301 316-331-6332
Marshall Ottinger . 418 W. Locust. 67042 316-321-5537
Oessa Cooper Box 4, Coffeyvllle 67337 316-251-3876
Gary Powell 420 E. HcCarty Edgerton 66021 913-882-6530
Lei and Doty Rt 2, 66020 913-773-8293
Dale Thomas PO Box 248, 66849 913-482-3275
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
John W. Krupp Rt 1 Box 85, 67439 913-472-4220
Virgil E. Bilby 501 E. 1st, 67526 316-546-3068
L. Merle Stiles Box 67. 67345-0067 316-329-4477
Joe E. Cox Box 231. 67344 316-627-2591
Maurice F. Gwin 1407 Cave Springs. 67042 316-321-3064
Forrest M. Stine Box 280. 67342 316-922-7299
Robert J. Shippee 705 S. Ash Gardner 66030 913-884-6300
Francis Wayman 521 Valley Dr. Lansing 66043 913-727-3605
Harris E. Ramsour Rt 1 Box 92 Alta Vista 66834 913-499-5237
SECRETARY
o
LOCATION
Ensign 302 Aubrey
Advance
114 Florence
Main St.
Greenwood
Fidelity
Doric
Eminence
Erie
Enterprise
Ensign
Emporia
NAME OF LODGE
163 Fall River
602 N. Main
106 Eureka
726 Maine
83 Eudora
Main St.
205 Eskridge
S. Main
76 Erie
1st & Factory
437 Enterprise
413
12 Emporia 424 Merchant
NO
10-16-1872
10-21-1875
10-19-1871
10-20-1870
02-15-1882
10-21-1869
02-28-1924
02-22-1917
12-20-1864
CHARTERED
2nd Tues.
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Tues.
2rid & 4th Tues.
2nd & 4th Mon.
2nd & 4th Wed.
2nd & 4th Mon.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Mon.
COMMUNICATIONS
Elmer E. Schaffer 104 W. 7th, 66851 316-878-4248
Delbert Ford 67047 316-658-4478
Robert D. Endress 1506 N. Poplar, 67045 316-583-6040
Darren E. Kahle 1138 Church, 66025 913-542-2879
Alfred C. Boline Rt 1 Box 66, 66423 913-449-2524
Randy Ewen PO Box 175, 66733 316-244-5422
Donald Weis PO Box 383, 67441 913-934-2912
Gregory L. Miller Rt 2 Box 29 Cimarron 67835 316-865-2381 i
Thomas M. Carlson 2445 West View Terr. 66801 316-342-1441
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
J. B. Cress 128 W. 7th, 66851 316-878-4367
Jack Blankenship Rt 1 Box 278, 67047 316-658-4436
Charles W.' Hall Rt 2 Box 199, 67045 316-583-6926
Phillip Moffitt 30 Browning Ct., 66025 913-542-3169
Harold E. Rowley Rt 1 Box 88, 66423 913-443-5148
Bruce Miller 110 E. 1st St., 66733 316-244-5288
Clyde D. Ingrum Box 94, 67441 913-934-2379
Kenneth D. Miller Rt 2 Box 30 Cimarron 67835 316-865-2321
Glenn A. Adamson 727 Sunnyslope 66801 316-342-8649
SECRETARY
2
r
Formoso
F t . Leavenworth Kearny Ave.
336
311
Hancock
Formoso
Equity
NAME OF LODGE
Fulton
Galena 204 J o p l l n
Garden City 1107 W. Olive
194
246
Fredonia 634 1/2 Madison
95
210
Frankfort 128 W. 2nd
67
Tyrian
Galena
Fulton
Constellation
Frankfort
Fort Scott Rising Sun 15 1/2 Scott Ave.
Fontana
131
8
LOCATION
NO
02-19-1885
02-17-1881
02-22-1883
10-20-1870
10-17-1877
10-19-1857
02-20-1889
02-18-1891
10-15-1873
CHARTERED
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Wed.
2nd & 4th Mon.
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st S 3rd Wed. Except Jul-Aug
1st & 3rd F r i .
1st & 3rd Thurs.
2nd S 4th Mon.
1st & 3rd Tues.
COMMUNICATIONS
Robert L. Buerule Rt 2 Box 39 Hoi comb 67851 913-276-6173
William H. Cantrell 819 E. 5th S t , 66739 316-783-5325
Thomas B. Lyons 424 S. Eddy Ft. Scott 66701 316-223-0732
Philip Lamb 209 N. 18th, 66736 316-378-3809
Marvin Richardson Rt 1, 66427 913-799-3542
Tommy P. Riley 20 N. Crawford, 66701 316-223-5116
Rupert F. Glover 1012 Washington Leavenworth 66048 913-651-4798
Ralph L. Spiegel 66942 913-739-2347
David Cline Fontana 66026 913-849-3250
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
P h i l i p S. Giebler Box 306, 67846 913-276-7741
Gerald L. Anderson 1000 Dewey, 66739 316-783-5270
Albert M. Oskee Rt 2 Box 20, 66738 316-857-4530
Paul L. Maxwell Box 162, 66736 316-378-2425
Max E. Densmore 509 N. Walnut, 66427 913-292-4679
David R. Shepard 1516 S. Main, 66701 316-223-3962
Harold Aldrich Box S Ft. Leavenworth, 66027-0342 913-682-9862
Nelson D. Keeler 514 N. Commercial Mankato 66956 913-378-3391
Bernard E. Moore 102 Overhill Paola 66071-1132 913-294-2731
SECRETARY
1
2,
1
1
Goff
Goodland 519 Center
430
321
Girard Girard 106 1/2 E. Prairie
93
Glen Elder
Geneseo Main St.
361
294
Gaylord
183
Goodland
Goff
Glen Elder
Geneseo
Gaylord
Delphian
Garnett 112 1/2 W. 5th
44
Memphis
Gardner
Garland
Gardner 120 1/2 Elm
65
NAME OF LODGE
108
LOCATION
NO
02-20-1889
02-16-1922
02-15-1888
10-20-1870
02-21-1900
10-16-1879
10-18-1865
02-18-1886
10-21-1868
CHARTERED
1st & 3rd Mon.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
3rd Thurs.
1st Wed.
2nd & 4th Mon.
2nd Wed.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Tues.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
COMMUNICATIONS
Kevin C. Ross Rt 1 Box 240 Edson 67733 913-899-2643
David E. Safarik Wetmore 66550 913-866-2045
Jack W. Barnett 67446
Lonnie R. Scales 206 W. Antelope, 66743 316-724-4833
Jack W. Jansen Rt 2 Box 150, 67444 316-824-6426
Donald D. Johnson 67638 913-697-2638
Leon E. Nosman 630 Star Ave., 66032 913-448-6332
Brian J. Viel Box 1074 Ft. Scott 66701 316-223-1415
James R. Sayler 12609 W. 70th Terr. Shawnee 66216 913-268-7570
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
William C. Pittman Box 692, 67735 913-899-5112
Clarence P. Noe, Jr. Rt 2 Box 69 Netawaka 66516 913-866-5612
Willis W. Johnston 67446 913-545-3328
Floyd Prideaux 301 E. Magnolia, 66743 316-724-8494
Will E. Dickinson Box 127, 67444 316-653-2393
Paul W. Weiser 207 E. Kansas Ave. Smith Center 66967 913-282-6210
Frank J. Martin 322 W. 6th, 66032 913-448-6332
L. Kelley Arnold Rt 5 Box 239 Ft. Scott 66701 316-223-4477
Ronald R. Sands 441 E. Shawnee 66030 913-884-7672
SECRETARY
s
s IS
o n a
Haviland 110 1/2 N. Main
Hays 107 W. n t h
Haysville 300 S. Main
409
195
112
Haysville
Hays
Haviland
Hartford Hartford 166 Exchange St. 2nd Floor
Harper
Hal stead
193
Hal stead 200 Main
46
Hebron
Harper
Gridley 1st & Main
314
Kiowa
Great Bend
Gove County
NAME OF LODGE
206
Greensburg 138 N. Main
293
Great Bend 2015 Lakin Ave.
Grainfield Main St.
302
15
LOCATION
NO.
03-08-1961
02-17-1881
02-18-1915
10-17-1881
02-15-1882
02-15-1882
02-20-1889
02-15-1888
10-22-1874
02-15-1888
CHARTERED
2nd & 4th Mon.
1st Hon.
1st & 3rd Tues.
2nd & 4th Wed.
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
2nd & 4th Tues.
2nd 8 4th Tues.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
1st & 3rd Wed.
COMMUNICATIONS
Edward L. Martin 224 Sunset, 67060 316-524-3796
Michael A. Legleiter Rt 1 Box 1035, 67601 913-628-5630
Charles E. Southard Rt 2, 67059 316-862-5373
Leroy Poll man Box 126, 66854 316-392-5859
David L. Mardis 319 E. 11th, 67058 316-896-7183
Robert M. DuBois Rt 1, Hal stead, 67056 316-835-3252
John K. Zuern Box 129, 66852 316-836-4733
Bennie H. Keller 509 S. Oak, 67054 316-723-2436
Leslie K Needham 1409 Bradley, 67530 316-792-7238
Orvis Katt Grainfield 67737 913-673-5574
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES SECRETARY
Edward A. Foxx 3825 S. Seneca, Lot 42B Wichita 67217 316-524-5693
Lawrence E. Bodine HC 39 Box 208, 67601-9410 913-628-1276
Rodney L. Hannan Box 10, 67059 316-862-5669
Commodore Wood Rt 1, Box 80 Emporia 66801 316-343-3032
Billy M. Hacker 605 E. 9th, 67058 316-896-7817
John A. Schowalter 303 Poplar, 67056 316-835-2722
Edward Crane Box 85, 66852 316-836-2303
Keith B. Beck 213 N. Bay, 67054 316-723-2852
William A. Caughley 1700 3rd St., 67530 316-793-3331
Mitchell Gillespie Rt 2 Box 41 Grainfield 67737 913-673-5584
Herington 108 S. Broadway
Hiattville
307
216
288
Hope
Hoi ton 110 1/2 E. 5th
Hoisington 351 W. 2nd
331
42
Hill City 305A W. Main
Highland 306 W. Main
281
1
Hiawatha 601 Utah
Hepler
398
35
LOCATION
NO.
2nd & 4th Tues.
1st & 3rd Tues.
02-19-1908
10-16-1861
10-21-1863
02-16-1887
Cyrus
02-19-1980
02-16-1887
1st & 3rd Thurs. Except Jul-Aug
1st & 3rd Thurs. Except Jul-Aug
1st S 3rd Thurs.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Wed. Except Jul-Aug
02-20-1889
03-17-1856
1st & 3rd Mon.
COMMUNICATIONS
02-21-1912
CHARTERED
Hoi ton
Hnisington
Hi 11 brook
Smithton
Hiawatha
Hiattville
Kansas
Hepler
NAME OF LODGE
Everett R. Mitchell 67451 913-366-7337
Charles R. Allen 3820 NW Eric Dr. Topeka 66618 913-286-2837
Edward E. Easterly, Jr. 306 E. 7th, 67544 316-653-4233
Donald E. Scott 625 N. 8th, 67642 913-674-2798
Charles M. Parker 66035 913-442-3728
William L. McFall 209 Washington Sabetha 66534 913-284-3191
James L. Thomas 1636 E. Wall St. Ft. Scott 66701 316-223-3590
William E. Donahue 316 S. B, 67449 913-256-3837
Johnnie J. Stroud Box 142, 66743 316-368-4358
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
Don L. Dicks Box 103, Enterprise 67441 913-934-2388
Warden L. Noe 613 Iowa Dr., 66436 913-364-2516
Orval E. Weeks 519 N. Alexander, 67544 316-653-4363
Leonard M. Paxson Box 253, Penokee 67659 913-674-5859
Sidney C. Hargis Box 264, 66035 913-442-3835
Warner Pape, Jr. 404 Green Ct., 66434 913-742-2458
Charles A. Gift Rt 4 Box 57 Ft. Scott 66701 316-547-2570
Vance E. Donahue PO Box 6, 67449-0006 913-258-3174
Warren P. Armstrong 724 N. Carbon Girard 66746 316-724-4598
SECRETARY
Hugoton 112 E. 6th
327
406
Hugoton
Hoyt
Hoxie
Hutchinson
Hutchinson 1400 N. Adams
445
Bassett
Hutchinson Reno Sherman & Walnut
14th & Adams
Hutchinson
140
124
Huron
Huron
Hoyt
348
Hope
72
Hoxie 845 Main 2nd Floor
155
Norton
NAME OF LODGE
Humboldt Pacific 724 1/2 Bridge St.
Howard Wabash & Washington
326
29
LOCATION
Horton 909 1/2 Central
NO, CHARTERED
02-26-1925
10-15-1873
02-17-1938
10-21-1869
10-17-1869
02-19-1914
10-19-1890
02-15-1893
10-21-1874
02-19-1890
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
2nd & 4th Tues.
2nd & 4th Mon.
1st & 3rd tues.
Richard W. Greever 3409 N. Maple, 67502 316-662-1086
Bobby H. Copeland 44 Sunset Dr., 67501 316-669-0290
Dwight L. Gwaltney 311 Crescent Blvd., 67502 316-663-5105
Albert H. Buttron Rt 1, Lancaster 66041 913-847-6846
Robert L. Henderson 121 S. 2nd St., 66748 316-473-3734
Doyle Hathaway 300 E. 16th, 67951 316-544-8636
Ralph D. Durham 503 SW 57th St. #6 Topeka 66619
1st & 3rd Mon.
2nd & 4th Tues.
Douglas C. Cass Rt 1 Box 90B 913-675-3476
Richard L. Fish Box 215, 67349 316-374-2422
Glenn C. Cook 1555 Third Ave. 66439 913-486-2393
2nd & 4th Tues. Except Jul-Aug
1st & 3rd lues.
3rd Thurs.
COMMUNICATIONS
DIRECTORY OF LODGES SECRETARY
Dwight A. Burton 2004 N. Harrison, 67502 316-662-6869
Charles H. Chalfant 304 Westland Dr., 67501 316-663-9072
Phil A. Webster 1510 Linda Lane, 67502 316-663-3605
William E.' Taylor Box 145, Everest 66424 913-548-7737
Edward C. Haines 908 Central St., 66748 316-473-2574
Dale Lairmore Box 1065, 67951 316-544-2053
Robert E. Mathena Rt 1 Box llOA Mayetta 66509 913-966-2679
Gayle C. Bainter Rt 1 Box 27 Dresden 67635 913-675-2259
Lyman Snodderley Box 463, 67349 316-374-2406
Kenneth W. Kinkade 220 W. 8th, Apt. 13 66439 913-486-2217
2S
Kansas City 9677 Parallel
96
Kansas City 803 N. 7th
Kansas City 728 Minnesota
3
271
Junction City 722 1/2 N. Washington
Johnson 213 S. Main
7
441
Jewell
Jetmore 602 Ba1us
282
U
Jennings
360
Armoundale
Delaware
Wyandotte
Union
Johnson
Jewell
Alpha
Jennings
lola lola 8 1/2 N. Washington
38
NAME OF LODGE
Independence Fortitude 117 1/2 - 119 1/2 W. Main
LOCATION
107
NO,
02-16-1887
10-20-1870
03-17-1856
10-20-1857
02-26-1925
10-22-1874
02-16-1887
02-21-1900
10-20-1863
10-19-1871
CHARTERED
3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Sat.
1st & 3rd Fri.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st i 3rd Mon.
1st Mon.
1st & 3rd Tues.
2nd & 4th Tues.
COMMUNICATIONS
66441
James L. Morton 501 Westvale, 66102 913-371-2665
Donald H. Colwell 1909 S. 16th, 66103 913-321-9091
Loren L. French 2011 N. 49th Terr., 66104 913-287-8009
Roy E. Richardson 1230 Westwood Blvd. 913-238-4248
Rex McGowne 206 N. Knox, 67855 316-492-6429
Jack A. Willmeth Rt 1 Box 85, 66949 913-428-3391
Marvin D. Barker Box 458, Hanston 67849 316-623-4911
William C. Brock 67643 913-678-2678
Donald W. Hisenhelter 1722 N. Walnut, 66749 316-365-2986
George B. James 2311 Gary Ave., 67301 316-331-7142
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
Robert A. Webber 2015 S. 20th, 66106 913-831-1127
William B. Perry 505 N. 81st Terr., 66112 913-299-4003
Robert L. Boring 4156 Greeley, 66104 913-287-2895
H. J. Keene, Acting Sec. 418 W. 8th St.', 66441
Walter R. Smith Box 193, 67855 316-492-2146
Leo V. Jacobs Rt 1 Box 74, 66949 913-428-3350
Jack Stairrett Rt 2, 67854 â&#x20AC;¢ 316-357-6168
C. LeRoy Brown 67643 913-678-2667
Clarence H. Smith 209 S. Chestnut, 66749 316-365-2958
Harry E. Gorrell Box 215, 67301 316-331-1555
SECRETARY
s.
LaCygne
61
LaCygne
LaCrosse
330 LaCrosse 801 1/2 Main
Kincaid
Cosmos
Kincaid Commercial St.
338
West Gate
278 Kiowa 517 1/2 Main
Kansas-City 1201 N. 67th
438
Roger E. Sherman
Mt. Horiah
Kansas City 1201 N. 67th
369
Ben Hur
179 Kinsley 613 Marsh
Kansas City 1442 S. 30th..
322
Kaw
Ninnescah
Kansas C i t y 803 N. 7 t h
272
NAME OF LODGE
230 Kingman 247 N. Main
LOCATION
NO.
10-17-1867
02-19-1890
02-16-1887
10-16-1879
02-20-1884
02-18-1891
02-28-1924
02-17-1904
02-19-1890
02-16-1887
CHARTERED
1st & 3rd Mon.
2nd .& 4th Thurs.
2nd & 4th Wed. Except Jul-Aug Thanksgiving & Christmas
2nd & 4th Tues. Except Jun-Jul-Aug
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Mon.
2nd & 4th Fri.
2nd & 4th Tues.
2nd & 4th Thurs. Except Thanksgiving & Dec. 24-25
1st Thurs.
COMMUNICATIONS SECRETARY
George B. McKean 3108 Georgia, 66104 913-342-8092 L. Earl Dingus 66039 316-439-5532
Raymond R. Ford 312 N. 31st, 66102 913-281-1193 Walter A. Bowie 66039 316-439-5373
Ricky L. McRae 66040 913-757-2760
Bradley R. Penka Box 779, 67548 913-222-2898
Monty B. Williams 315 N. 9th, 67070 316-825-4263
Keith E. Dupree 314 Atwood, 67547 316-659-2116
Richard L. Teagarden 66040 913-757-2137
LeroyD. Penka Box 6, 67548 913-222-2898
Michael V. Mayberry 409 S. 10th, 67070 316-825-4708
Robert L. Parker PO Box 342, 67547 316-659-2247
Bryon E. Walker 235 W. Copeland, 67068 316-532-2627
Walter H. Bird 6721 Yecker, 66109 913-299-0437
Paul T. Neidhardt 9651 W. 85th, Apt. B Shawnee Mission 66212 913-383-3667
Bruce E. Johnson Rt 3, 67068 316-532-2478
Wayne K. Ozais 1812 S. 14th, 66103 913-621-2352
James R. Doggett 7914 Rowland, 66109 913-788-7148
Charles C. Adams 2500 S. 47th Dr., 66106 913-362-2604
Henry F. Hubbard 6016 Leavenworth Rd. #21 66104 913-334-9199
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
E
Nine Mile
Larned
49 Lansing Holiday Plaza
Lamed 6th & Broadway
Latham
167
401
Leavenworth
02-17-1856
Leavenworth 421 Delaware
2
07-14-1856
10-16-1867
Lawrence Lawrence 1001 Massachusetts
02-20-1913
10-18-1876
10-17-1866
02-18-1891
02-18-1888
02-19-1903
CHARTERED
9 Lawrence Acacia . 1001 Massachusetts
6
Lane
339 Lane
Latham
Emerald
289 Lakin 214 N. Main
NAME OF LODGE
LaHarpe
LOCATION
385 LaHarpe Main St.
NO.
1st Mon.
2nd Thurs.
2nd Mon.
2nd & 4th Tues.
1st Tues.
1st & 3rd Mon.
2nd Thurs.
1st & 3rd lues.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
COMMUNICATIONS
Harold W. Smith 1207 S. Broadway, 66048 913-682-3718
Von W. Edman 2123 Marvonne, 66044 913-843-7447
John R. Nichols 2512 Rawhide, 66046 913-842-2657
Norman J. Krug RR, Atlanta 67008 316-394-2470
Gerald Prescott 407 Lark, 67550 316-285-2314
Donald R. Mankins 311 N. 18th St. Leavenworth 66048 913-682-6342
Marvin E. Caylor Rt 1 Osawatomie 66064 913-878-3442 (B)
Ron Hartman Box 401, 67860 316-355-7116
Ronald Beasley Rt 1, 66751 316-496-2500
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
Jack L. Rogers 2712 S. 4th, 66048 913-682-1220
Robert 0. Compton 1703 Maple Lane, 66044 913-842-0240
John A. Golden 3302 W. 22nd St. Terr. 66046 913-843-5253
Emory G. Craft Rt 1 Box 89A Atlanta 67008 316-394-2356
Thaine 0. Beamer 707 Corse, 67550 316-285-6423
F. Edward White Rt 3 Box 267F Leavenworth 66048 913-724-1356
Rantoul 66079 913-878-3780
Rt 1
Owen C. Hanson
Mark Schiffelbein 714 Kraus, 67860 316-355-6951
Russell F. Hageman Rt 1 Box 151, 66751 316-496-2509
SECRETARY
2
10-18-1859
02-19-1908
Lebo
Lecompton
Lenexa
Lenora
Joppa
Leoti
Neosho
Lewi s
152 Lebo
420 Lecompton
135 Lenexa 13417 W. 9th
181 Lenora
223 Leon Main & Mechanic
340 Leoti
27 Leroy S. Main
220 Lewis Main St.
10-18-1891
02-22-1883
02-18-1886
10-15-1873
02-17-1921
02-15-1888
10-21-1868
Hiram
10-15-1857
CHARTERED
68 Leavenworth 421 Leavenworth
NAME OF LODGE
King Solomon
LOCATION
10 Leavenworth 421 Delaware
NO.
1st & 3rd Hon.
1st & 3rd Tues.
2nd & 4th Mon.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
2nd & 4th Mon.
3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Mon,
1st & 3rd Thurs.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
COMMUNICATIONS
SECRETARY
Wilbur S. Briscoe, Jr. Box 311, 67552 316-324-5418
Ernest C. Edmonds Box 372, 66857 316-964-2540
Ronald E. Ohmie Rt 1 Box 36, 66857 316-964-2347 Glenn L. Strawn Rt 2 Box 54 316-324-5386
Marvin E. Palmblade 67861 316-375-2302
Larry Coltharp Box 211, 67074 316-745-3762
Leon G. Schuetz Box 102, 67074 316-745-3306 Harold H. Asmussen 67861 316-375-4448
Delbert W. Berry 67645 913-567-4881
Ralph F. Stirton 5407 W. 55th St. Shawnee Mission 66205 913-362-3871
John B. James Rt 1 Box 170 Valley Falls 66088 913-945-6622
John R. Ellis Box 469, 66856 316-256-6116
Clarence W. Wiley Rt 1 Box 90, 66048
Maurice C. Hearn 212 Columbia, 66048 913-682-5709
C. Riley Best 67645 913-567-4562
Stanley E. Slater 6910 W. 69th Overland Park 66204 913-677-5236
Danny A. Rake 820 Rice Rd. Topeka 66607 913-233-3091
James C. Jones, II Rt 2, Reading 66868
Herbert A. Walker 113 Nina, Lansing 66043
Billy E. Cordell, Sr. 1634 Pawnee, 66048 913-682-6441
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
Longton E. 5th
26
Lucas Main St.
Logan Main St.
264
198
Little River Main St.
219
Lou isburg 504 S. 2nd
Linwood
241
243
Lindsborg 112 S. Main
397
Blue Hill
Pea re
Longton
Logan
Corner Stone
Linwood
Lindsborg
Lincoln
Lincoln 137 N. 4th
154
NAME OF LODGE
LiberaV Fargo 323 1/2 N. Kansas
LOCATION
300
NO.
02-17-1881
02-20-1902
10-22-1874
02-18-1886
02-22-1883
02-19-1885
02-21-1912
10-21-1874
02-15-1888
CHARTERED
1st & 3rd Wed.
2nd & 4th Mon.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
4th Tues.
2nd & 4th Tues.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
2nd & 4th Wed.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
1st & 3rd Mon.
COMMUNICATIONS
John A. Palmer HC 1 Box 64 Luray 67649 913-698-2228
James W. L. Littrell Rt 1, 201 S. 10th St. 66053 913-837-2328
Leo A. Noland 67352 316-642-2802
A. E. G.Cuiranings Box 334, 67646 913-689-7505
John E. Carlson Box 221, Galva 67443 316-654-3905
Dean D. Eisman Box 193, 66052 913-723-3529
Richard W. Shorter 2083 Page Sallna 67401 913-823-8082
Dwight H. Williams RR, 67455 913-524-4343
Charles F. Phillips 17 S. Jordan, 67901 316-624-0762
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
Richard Brozek Rt 1 Box 91 67648 913-525-6137
Sterling P. Hornbuckle Rt 1 Box 113H, 66053 913-837-4434
Rowland D. Jones 67352 316-329-4438
Melvin W. Schooler Rt 2 Box 16-E, 67646 913-689-7413
Dan L. Brayton Box 172, 67457 316-897-6630
Howard G. Jones Box 35, 66052 913-723-3550
Clifford A. Johnson 2829 W. Salemsborg Rd. Smolan 67479 913-668-2381
Thomas W. Wilson Rt 2 Box 6, 67455 913-524-4337
Jimmy L. Byas PO Box 54, 67905 316-624-0401
SECRETARY
I
IS o
?
Lyons 912 W. Main
Macksvllle Macksville Community Room Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Madison 311 W. Main
192
371
196
Hankato Mankato 114 N. Commercial
Hapleton 421 Main
Marion 402 1/2 E. Main
Marysville 1731 Center
87
28
147
91
Marysville
Centre
Eldora
Manhattan Lafayette 322-A Houston St.
16
Madison
Royal
Euclid
Lyndon 109 E. 7th
101
NAME OF LODGE
LOCATION
NO.
10-20-1870
10-21-1874
10-17-1860
02-15-1882
10-18-1859
02-17-1881
02-15-1905
02-21-1895
10-19-1871
CHARTERED
1st & 3nd Tues.
1st & 3nd Tues.
2nd & 4th Wed.
2nd & 4th Mon.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Tues.
2nd & 4th Mon.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
2nd & 4th Mon. Except Jul-Aug
COMMUNICATIONS
Emerson C. G i l l e t t 207 N. 9 t h , 66508 913-562-3382
Edward Flaming Rt 2 Box 200 H i l l s b o r o 67063 316-947-3974
Eric J . Guenther Rt 1 . 66754 316-743-4891
Charles F. Miller 808 N. 10th, 66508 913-562-2573
Forrest L. Smith 1222 Nickerson, 66861 316-382-3176
Ora R. Coyan Rt 1, Redfield 66769 316-829-5234
913-378-3653
Richard L. Diamond 606 E. J e f f e r s o n , 66956
913-776-5001
Max B. Ortman Rt 1, 66956 913-378-3619
Mervin E. Buchenau 4500 Green Valley Rd., 66502
913-537-0600
Donald E. Barger Rt 1 Box 80, 66860 316-437-2141
316-348-2083
Theodore V. Gingrich Rt 2 Box 65, Larned 67550
Chester R. Gish Box 755, 67554 316-257-2834
David M. Benson 411 NW 60th P I . Topeka 66617 .913-288-1419
SECRETARY
John T. Bonacorda 1953 Strong Ave., 66502
Cecil E. Williams Rt 1 Box 595, 66860 316-437-2842
Kirk W. G r i z z e l l Rt 1 Box 68. 67557 316-348-3212
Gary A. B u r f i e l d Rt 3 Box 157, 67554 316-257-2540
Stephen R. Suchsland 4739 SE Dupont Berryton 66409 913-379-5498
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
Meriden
Minneapolis 213 N. Concord
143
Melvern Bank Building Main St.
22
236
Medicine Lodge 205 N. Main
Meade Webb 126 1/2 S. Fowler
275
77
McPherson 122 1/2 S. Main
176
Minneapolis
Meriden
Melvern
Delta
McPherson
McLouth Lyra 2nd Floor of Bank
McCracken
256
58
Mayetta
NAME OF LODGE
McCune Temple McCune Community Building
McCracken
393
237
LOCATION
Mayetta 113 Main
NO.
10-15-1873
02-19-1885
10-22-1874
02-15-1882
02-16-1887
10-18-1887
02-19-1885
02-19-1885
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
2rid & 4th Thurs.
Clarence E. Whitley Box 273, Wells 67488 913-488-3373
Michael P. Monhollon PO Box 83, 66512
Stephen M. Casteel Box 216, Queneno 66528 913-754-3580
1st & 3rd Thrus.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
Albert L. Johnson, Jr. 302 S. Spring, 67104 316-886-5055
Robert E. Wittman 67864 316-873-2637
Robert H. Saunders 511 E. Euclid, 67460 316-241-4007
Robert J. Thomas 508 E. Agnes, 66054 913-796-6976
Lawrence McMillan Rt 1 Box 4, Cherokee 66724 316-457-8885
Carl Legleiter RR, 67556 913-394-2220
Leonard 0. Dale 4009 SE 30th St. Topeka 66605 913-266-5498
1st Thurs.
1st Tues.
1st & 3rd Wed.
2nd Thurs.
2nd Mon.
1st & 3rd Mon.
02-19-1903
COMMUNICATIONS 2ncl & 4th Thurs.
02-16-1911
CHARTERED
DIRECTORY OF LODGES SECRETARY
J. Bruce Shields Box 3, 67467 913-392-2131
Earl H. Berg 820 NE 54th, Topeka 66608 913-288-1561
Cloyd J. Casteel Box 84, 66510 913-549-3653
Richard A. Wortman 301 N. Main, 67104 316-886-5894
Kenneth L. Pemberton Box 691, C7SG4 316-873-2006
William R. Leonard 705 S. Chestnut, 67460 316-241-0283
Oliver W. George PO Box 256, 66054 913-796-6726
Harold A. Lewis Rt 2 Box 124, 66753 316-632-5241
Don Johnson 67556 913-394-2502
Carl F. Nelson Rt 1 Box 14, 66509 913-966-2645
I
Minneola
NAME OF LODGE
Mullinville South Ave.
Hulvane 104 1/2 W. Main
Muscotah Main St.
Narka
Natoma 2nd & Elm
399
201
116
349
390
Natoma
Narka
Muscotah
Mulvane
Mullinville
Mulberry Mulberry Alfred & Military
261
Mt. Hope
Mound City
Mt. Hope S. Ohio
Mound City 503 Main
Horan Harmathon • Spruce & Randolph
Minneola Main St.
LOCATION
238
33
245
431
NO.
02-17-1910
02-15-1893
10-17-1872
02-17-1881
02-21-1912
02-18-1886
02-19-1885
10-17-1860
02-19-1885
03-01-1923
CHARTERED
1st Mon.
2nd & 4th Mon.
1st & 3rd Thrus.
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st * 3rd Hon.
1st Thurs.
2nd & 4th Wed.
2nd & 4th Mon.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
2nd & 4th Mon.
COMMUNICATIONS
Gene R. Angel Rt 1 Box 24 Paradise 67658 913-998-4353
Randell L. Hoi 1 away 66960 913-358-2517
Nelson E. Wolfe 500 Cobblestone, Rt 1 Piatt City, HO 64079 816-464-2879
Ronald G. Pierson 625 Edgewood, 67110 316-777-0939
Paul W. Kendall Box 5, 67109 316-548-2231
Robert Massa Rt 1, 66756 316-764-3420
Kenneth D. Coon Box 506, 67108 316-667-2682
Oral V. Finkenbinder Rt 2 Box 155A 66056 913-795-2642
Warren A. Rosebaugh Rt 1 Box 39A, 66755 315-237-4503
John Scott Short Box 287, 67865 316-885-4790
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES SECRETARY
Henry Post Box 97, Paradise 67658 913-998-4492
Robert C. Brown Rt 1 Box 93 Mahaska 66955 913-245-3302
Ralph E. Lassen • Rt 1 Box 9, 66058 913-872-3517
James L. Frikken 614 Highland Park, 67110 316-777-4219
Orville R. Morris Box 32. 67109 316-548:-2529
Thomas M. Crockett PO Box 68, 66756 316-764-3407
Jay B. McCaskill, Jr. Box 51, 67108 316-662-2191
Ralph A. Peatman Box 293, 66056 913-795-2473
Russell R. Flack Rt 1 Box 1, 66755 316-237-4225
George W. Nickelson Rt. 1 Box 7, 67865
n
Oak Hill
Oakley 104 E. 3rd
334
253
Oakley
Oak Hill
Norwich
Mt. Zion
Norwich 207 S. Main
Nickerson
319
Nickerson 5 N. Nickerson
43
Newton
Nortonville 105 Main
Newton 106 E. Broadway
142
Polar Star
266
Netawaka City Hall on Kansas
130
Walnut Valley
Norton Norton 102 1/2 S. Kansas
Ness City 103 S. Topeka
191
Harmony
NAME OF LODGE
199
Neodesha 422 Main
LOCATION
94
NO.
02-20-1895
02-18-1891
02-20-1889
02-18-1886
02-17-1881
02-15-1882
10-15-1873
10-17-1872
02-17-1881
10-20-1870
CHARTERED
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Mon.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
2nd Tues.
2nd Wed.Specials on 4th Wed.
1st S 3rd Thurs.
2nd Wed.
2nd Thurs.
2nd & 4th Tues.
2nd & 4th Wed. Except Jul-Aug
COMMUNICATIONS
Quinton E. Shacklett 409 Colby Ave., 67748 913-672-4396
Lloyd D. Everett Rt 3, Clay Center 67432 913-632-5094
Clifton T. Bruu Box 624 Conway Springs 67031 316-456-2183
Don C. Pickell Box 32, 66060 913-886-8011
William R. Hixon 802 N. Second, 67654 913-877-3562
Larry 0. Griffith Rt 1 Box 6, 67561 316-422-3732
Edward B. Sherwood PO Box 524, 67114 316-283-4828
Michael R. Edwards Whiting 66552 913-933-2383
Bradley J . Slagle 708 W. Chestnut, 67560 913-798-3804
John H. Greer Rt 2 Box 259A, 66757 316-325-2238
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES SECRETARY
William Chapman 401 Maple, 67748 913-672-4960
Leonard W. Mcintosh Rt 2 Box 132, 67437 913-388-2292
Gary A. Baggs, Sr. Rt 1 Box 60, Rago 67128 316-297-3668
John Friend Rt 1 Box 76, 66060 913-886-6685
Glenn L. Hathaway Rt 1 The Norton Manor, #109, 67654
John C. Lamb Box 525, 67561 316-422-3740
John L. Hybsha 611 SE 2nd St., 57114 316-283-2456
Kenneth Keithline Box 86, 66516 913-933-2525
Daniel D. Holecek 501 S. Iowa, 67560 913-798-3280
Neil M. Nuzman 1007 Osage, 66757 316-325-3238
02-15-1893
02-19-1896
10-15-1873
10-18-1865
Oketo
Olathe
Onaga
Oneida
Saqui
Oskaloosa
19 Olathe 725 W. Park
188 Onaga 302 Leonard
323 Oneida 205 Fifth
141 Osage City Signal Hwy 170 & Lord St.
Osage Valley
25 Oketo Maine St.
24 Osawatomie 5th & Main
160 Osborne 131 W. Main
14 Oskaloosa 524 Liberty
63 Oswego Adams 412 1/2 Commercial
10-16-1879
186 Oberlin Mountain Slope 109 W. Commercial
10-21-1868
10-15-1858
10-21-1875
02-17-1881
10-18-1859
CHARTERED
LOCATION
NAME OF LODGE
NO.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st Thurs.
2nd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Thurs. Except Jul-Aug
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Wed.
2nd & 4th Thurs. Except Nov-Dec then 2nd Thurs only
1st & 3rd Mon.
1st lues.
COMMUNICATIONS
Larry Swanwick Rt 2 Box 141 Parsons, 67357 316-421-3092
Lester G. Rogers 509 Park, 66066 913-863-2625
Ralph A. Holland 226 W. Adams, 67473 913-346-2543
William C. Wittenbrink Rt 1 Box 27, 66064 913-755-4289
Lawrence M. Stewart 601 EUinwood St., 56523 913-528-4925
Curtis L. Gilmore Rt 1 Box 5, 66522 913-336-3008
Larry Graf 66521 913-889-4564
Charles D. Lang 21480 W. 181th St. 66062 913-686-3197
Fay A. Oltman RR, 66518 913-744-3281
Duane Witt Rt 1, 67749 913-475-2830
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES SECRETARY
Donald C. Caste 105 Illinois, 67356 316-795-4772
Marl in A. Pottorf 702 Delaware, 66066 913-863-2533
Dewight R. Gashaw 238 N. 1st St., 67473 913-346-2634
Issac H. McMahon 425 - 15th St., 66064 913-755-2558
Albert L. Lafferty Rt 1 Box 99, 66523 913-528-3590
Claire B. Sparling Box 154, 66522-0164 913-336-6170
Giltner L. Weger 66521 913-889-4849
Mark E. Jorgensen 13920 Summertree Ln. 66062 913-764-5895
Uhl H. Totten 1404 Ann Marysville 66508 913-562-2632
Lemoin Landau 206 N. Cass, 67749 913-475-2920
Perry 127 Elm
Phillipsburg 603 Fourth
415
184
Phillipsburg
Perry
Parsons
Parsons 102 N. 17th
117
Paola
Parker Parker 1/4 Mile East of Town
Paola 101 E. Miami
37
Oxford
Overland Park
Ridgeway
Ottawa
NAME OF LODGE
341
Oxford 103 1/2 Myrtle
165
Overbrook 4th & Maple
62
Overland Park 8109 Overland Park Dr.
Ottawa 422 S. Main
18
436
LOCATION
NO,
10-16-1879
02-22-1917
10-17-1872
02-18-1891
10-21-1862
10-18-1876
03-01-1923
1st Thurs.
1st Tues.
2nd & 4th Mon.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Mon.
1st & 3rd Mon.
1st & 3rd Thurs. Except Holidays
2nd l u e s . Except Jul-Aug
10-22-1874
COMMUNICATIONS 1st & 3rd l u e s .
10-20-1864
CHARTERED
Jerol F. Robinson 208 W. H, 67661 913-543-2796
Floyd Swafford 66073 913-597-5593
Larry R. Geier Rt 2 Box 349 Pittsburg 66762 316-784-8541
Garry W. Nickel 1 Rt 1, 66072 913-898-3193
Hicheal D. Richards PO Box 143, 66071 913-294-9046
Clinton B. Scott Rt 1, 67119 316-455-3209
Harry F. Leonard 8508 W. 69th Terr., 66204 913-432-4623
Robert Lauback PO Box 135 Scranton 66537 913-793-2327
Robert Swearingen 815 West 5 t h , 66067 913-242-2199
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES SECRETARY
Loel F. McCray Rt 3, 67661 913-543-5458
John R. Porter Box 186, 66073 913-597-5128
Ray D. Fincher 1725 Appleton, 67357 316-421-6269
Kenneth N. Chase Rt 1, Centerville 66014 913-898-4890
P. Leaford Savage Rt 3 Box 357, 66071 913-294-3628
Lawrence H. Peck Box 491, 67119 316-455-2970
Frank J. Kneaves 8824 Kessler, 66212 913-642-7843
913-665-7507
Dale Bloom PO Box 292, 66524
Marshall L. Werth 1421 S. Cedar, 66067 913-242-5117
Paradise
Eureka
290 Plainville 217 W. Mill
88
Kilwinning
265
Quinter
Farmers
Republic
410 Quinter
166 Randolph VFW Building
123
Republic
Protection
384 Protection
Pratt 123 1/2 S. Main
McKinley
41 Pomona E. Franklin
Pleasanton N. Main
Plains
Plains
367
NAME OF LODGE
Pittsburg
LOCATION
187 Pittsburg 6th & Pine
NO.
02-20-1919
10-18-1876
02-18-1915
02-17-1909
02-18-1886
02-15-1905
10-20-1870
02-15-1888
02-21-1912
10-16-1879
CHARTERED
1st Thurs.
1st Thurs except Holidays then 3rd Thurs. except Jul-Aug
2nd & 4th Mon.
1st i 3rd Thurs.
2nd & 4th Mon.
1st & 2nd Wed.
1st & 3rd Tues.
1st & 3rd Mon.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st Mon.
COMMUNICATIONS
Charles W. Cline 66964 913-361-2575
Frederick D. Wohler Rt 1 Box 43 Leonardville 66449 913-293-5581
Marvin Unruh N. Long St., 67752 913-754-3704
Donald Riner 67127 316-622-4450
524 Champa, 67124 316-672-5059
Keith A. Eppler
Carl Elchenberger Rt 1, 66076 913-566-3577
James H. Jones Rt 1 Box 19A, 66075 913-352-6275
Jay D. Mongeau 807 S. Commercial, 67663 913-434-2420
Harold Rickers Box 605, 67869 316-563-7551
Omer F. Henson PO Box 263 Girard 66743 316-231-0590 (B)
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES SECRETARY
William HcClure, Jr. 66964 913-361-2381
John E. Wright 7202 Hl-Vlew Dr. Manhattan 66502 913-293-5735
Willis R. Baker 717 Main, Box 372, 67752 913-754-3960
Harry Davis 67127 316-622-4253
Van Doubek 624 School, 67124 316-672-3735
R. E. Slankard Rt 2, Box 61, 66076 913-566-3383
Lloyd L. England Rt 2, Box 104, 66075 913-352-8942
Tracy D. Post 806 S. Commercial, 67663 913-434-2697
Carl D. Holmes Box 57, 67869 316-563-7361
Robert C. Wilson, Sr. 603 W. 3rd, 66762 316-232-9034
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Mon.
1st & 3rd Tues.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Mon;
02-21-1912
Satanta Main St.
Savonburg
Scammon
Scandia Main St.
315
351
221
Salina 336 South Santa Fe Ave.
446
60
10-11-1867
02-26-1925
02-19-1896
02-15-1893
02-22-1883
Salina
Satanta
Virginia
Scammon
Lebanon
Saffordville School Building
395
2nd & 4th Hon.
10-21-1875
Sabetha Sabetha 502 S. Washington
162
1st & 3rd Tues.
10-17-1878
Russell 115 E. 6th
177
2nd & 4th Wed.
02-22-1883
Saffordville
Russell
Walnut City
Rush Center
215
COMMUNICATIONS 2nd & 4th Wed.
CHARTERED 10-17-1872
HI
Hesperian
LOCATION
Rossville 433 Main
NO.
NAME OF LODGE
John H. Mussa Rt 1, Weir 66781 316-396-8524 Floyd 0. Johnson 66966 913-335-2632 Arnold J. Perry RR, 66966 913-335-2507
John f. Lewis 429 Claremont, 67401 913-823-2046
Earl J. Bruner 1506 E. Ellsworth, 67401 913-825-7734
David L. Kimrey Rt 2 Box 53, McCune 66753 316-827-6180
William Edie 718 W. 6th, Emporia 66801 316-342-2549
Larry Norton Rt 5, Emporia 66801 316-342-8191
Glenn L. Wolfe Rt 1, Elsmore 66732 316-754-3896
James R. Burton 1537 Oregon St., 66534 913-284-2658
Edward R. Garber, Jr. 708 Jefferson, 66534 913-284-3169
William F. Wilson, III Box 63, Elsmore 66732 316-754-3224
913-483-3966
913-483-2419
Jack D. Gray Box 444, 67870 316-649-2759
Glenn E. Becker 415 E. Wichita, 67665
Victor Carlisle Box 667, 67665
W. F. Walker , Sr Rt 2 Box 52A, 67870 316-649-2643
Chester H. Pfenninger PO Box 116, Rozel 67574 316-527-4353
John E. Liggett Box 144, 67575 913-372-4413
SECRETARY Charles G. Dayton Box 443, 66533 913-584-6604
Neil D. McKenzie 302 W. 2nd Willard 66615 913-663-2430
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
2
Selden
423
Shawnee Mission 5201 W. 75th
Shawnee Mission 6161 Slater
153
333
Rosedale
Old Mission
Shawnee Shawnee 11111 Johnson Dr.
54
Sharon Springs
Shawnee Ancient Form 11111 Johnson Dr.
Sharon Springs Main St.
Seneca
Selden
Vesper-Olive
Anthem
NAME OF LODGE
34
417
Seneca 33 N. 6th
Sedan 500 W. Cherokee
136
39
Scott City 804 Cedar Dr.
LOCATION
284
NO.
02-18-1891
02-14-1951
02-19-1930
02-17-1966
02-21-1918
10-18-1876
02-17-1921
10-16-1873
02-16-1887
CHARTERED
2nd & 4th Wed.
1st & 3rd Hon. Except when Jan 1, Jul 4, & Labor Day falls on 1st Mon. Then 1st Tues.
2nd & 4th Tues.
1st Fri. Except Jul-Aug. 3rd Fri. when 1st Fri. is Holiday
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st Thurs.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
1st & 3rd Tues.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
COMMUNICATIONS
Daniel E. Shelton 1901 S. CI airborne Olathe 66061 913-782-5982
Herbert A. Balmer 6704 Melrose Shawnee 66203 913-631-7257
William H. Harlow 7221 Edgewood Blvd. 66203 913-631-4207
James E. Schultz 10257 Cody Overland Park 66214 913-492-4350
Benjamin R. Finley HC-1 Box 155, 67758
Melvin L. Gustin Rt 3, 66538 913-336-2945
James R. Carswell Rt 1 Box 88, 67757 913-687-4361
Larry S. Powell Rt 2, 67361 316-725-3388
Larry L. O'Bleness Rt 1, 67871 316-872-2342
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
Clyde J. Houston 5131 Quivira Rd. Shawnee 66216 913-631-3505
George I. Lawley 10500 W..99th Overland Park 66214 913-888-0274
Robert L. Tomlinson, Jr. 2737 S. 51st Terr. Kansas City 66106 913-831-2092
K. Maynard Curtis 8935 Cottonwood #4 Lenexa 66215 913-541-1229
Harry F. Lutz Box 276, 67758
G. Everett Murphy 513 Roanoke, 66538 913-336-2624
Dennis H. Corder Rt 1 Box 62, 67757 913-386-4342
Ernest R. Meadows 313 N. Montgomery, 67361 316-725-3304
Carl H. O'Hair Box 364, 67871 316-872-2407
SECRETARY
LOCATION
Spivey Spivey Grove & Magruder
Spring Hill 23 1/2 S. Main
347
56
Stanley
Stanley 6950 W. 151th
Sterling 221 S. Broadway
444
171
Sterling
Stafford
252 Stafford 100 1/2 N. Main
Spring Hill
Solomon City
Solomon 101 E. 4th
105
Sincerity
Western Star
Simpson Hill St.
Lake
NAME OF LODGE
174 Smith Center 229 S. Main
214
SO Silver Lake 162 Railroad
NO.
1st & 3rd Mon.
1st X 3rd Thurs.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
1st & 3rd Tues.
02-19-1885
12-26-1925
10-18-1877
1st & 3rd Wed.
2nd & 4th Tues.
1st & 3rd Tues.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
COMMUNICATIONS
SECRETARY
Kenneth D. Beets Rt 3 Box 227 Paola 66071 913-783-4739 John C. Jones 229 S. Buckeye, 67578 316-234-5696 Howard Mallicoat 509 Park, Stilwell 66085 913-681-2539 Gary Wilhite H I N. 5th, 67579
Rex A. Hoskinson 308 W. 1st St. John 67576 316-549-3982 Daniel E. Stewart Rt 2, Spring Hill 66083 913-686-3910, Lee K. Carey Rt 1, 67579 316-278-3127
Howard Dixon Box 65, 67142 316-785-4288
Lawrence R. Strouts Rt 2 Box 51. 67480 913-655-3904
F. S. Knight 814 E. Court, 66967 913-282-3866
Paul V. Grittman Box 133, 67478 913-593-6656
Gaylord G. Johnson 8942 NW 35th, 66539 913-582-4471
Jeffrey T. Hines 711 S. Webster, 66083 913-686-2526
Max L. Guthridge Box 246, Attica 67009 316-896-2427
Mark A. Picking 501 Brady - Lot 38 Abilene 67410 913-263-3653
Donald L. Hughes 115 Park St., 66967 913-282-6336
James Guipre 420 N. Campbell Beloit 67420 913-738-2476
Ralph i. Rose 4020 Huxman, 66539 913-582-5109
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
10-16-1867
02-15-1893
10-19-1871
10-18-1877
02-22-1883
02-15-1882
CHARTERED
Newahcuba
Santa Fe
Summerfield
Syracuse
Stockton 325 Main
189
312 Sublette 103 W. Becknell
354 Summerfield Main St.
309
190 Tonganoxle 311 Delaware
Henri
Thayer
149
Thayer Hwy 169 & Neosho Ave.
Albert Neese
248 Tecumseh 45th & Shawnee Heights Rd.
Syracuse
Pottawatomie
St. Marys
52
St. Francis
Ionic
St. Francis 116 N.Qulncy
404
NAME OF LODGE
254 St. John 318 N. Main
LOCATION
NO.
02-17-1881
10-21-1874
02-11-1948
02-20-1889
02-19-1895
02-20-1889
02-17-1881
02-15-1882
02-19-1885
02-19-1914
CHARTERED
1st & 3rd Thurs. Except 1st Thurs. Jul-Aug-Dec
2nd & 4th Thurs.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
2nd & 4th Mon.
1st Thurs.
1st Mon.
1st Mon.
1st & 3rd Wed.
COMMUNICATIONS
Donald Lane Archer Rt 1 Box 63 McLouth 66054 913-796-6577
Andrew C. Reed Rt 1 Box 188, 66776 316-839-5636
Gerald J. Mulford 544 Gray St. Topeka 66607 913-354-8676
Raymond J. Kennedy Box 1065, Lakin 67860 316-355-7710
Joyce L. Winquist 66541 913-244-6567
Ralph B. Kimball Box 426, 67877 316-675-8557
E. Charles Hageman 420 Main St., 67669 913-425-6158
Willis M. Welch 121 N. 6th, 66536 913-437-2369
George W. Stauth 505 N. Exchange, 67576 316-549-6352
Ricky L. Kriegh Box 115, 67756 913-332-3297
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES SECRETARY
Anthony B. Swenson 615 Barton, 66086 913-845-2835
Carl E. Rutledge Box 254, 66776 316-839-5594
William E. Nicholson 9449 SW Stewart Rd. Wakarusa 66546 913-761-2328
Alan G. Salter Box Q, 67878 316-384-7358
Frank I. Knowles 66541 913-244-6449
Crockett M. White Box 964, 67877 316-675-8220
Douglas A. Moore, Jr. 723 N. 1st St., 67669 913-425-7201
Larry Jackson 310 S. 10th, 66536 913-437-2356
Jack D. Hearn 218 S. Broadway, 67576 316-549-6684
Noble W. Dorsch Box 21, 67756 913-332-2791
I
I
Toronto Main St.
Towanda
Tribune
121
30
352
Troy 226 S. Main
Topeka 214 W. 14th
385
55
Topeka 214 W. 14th
225
Recob
1st & 3rd Mon.
10-16-1867
Troy
Clarence L. Sawyer 67879 316-376-4680 James B. Goss Box 121, 66087-0121 913-985-2320 Gary R. Simpson 101 S. Main, 66087 913-985-3641
Clyde C. Orr 426 W. 7th El Dorado 67042 316-321-0674
Gordon McNitt Rt 1 Box 92A, 66604 316-637-2490
Walter E. Farrell 1809 Prairie Rd., 66604 913-272-5415
Walter B. Norris 2139 Plass, 66611 913-234-8451
Eldon D. Thomasson 114 NW 43rd St., 66617 913-286-0047
Paul E. Ferrell 2300 W. 30th, 66611 913-478-4081
913-272-6610
Richard M. G l l l i s p i e 2124 SW Meadow Lane, 66614
SECRETARY
Howard J. Gibson 67879 316-376-4015
Dale Sneeringer 6010 Claredon Wichita 67220 316-744-3469
2nd & 4th Tues.
2nd & 4th Mon.
Murl Ludlam PO Box 382, 66777 316-637-2671
Daniel J. Wentling Rt 1, Powhattan 66527 913-474-3412
John D. Myers 4230 NW Greenhills Rd. 66618 913-286-0472
Wayne E. Nelson 1008 W. 37th St., 66611 913-266-8580
913-266-9285
66605
Jere H. Herring 414 SE 35th St. Terr.
1241 SW 31st S t . , 66611 913-266-3701
David L.
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
1st Hon. Except Jul-Aug
2nd & 4th Tues.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
02-15-1893
02-15-1888
10-17-1872
02-13-1957
02-20-1884
Horace
Towanda
Woodson
Seabrook
Si loam
2nd i 4th Thurs.
10-20-1870
Topeka Golden Rule 809 NW Lyman Rd.
90
1st & 3rd F r i . Except Aug.
10-16-1867
Orient
Topeka 2300 SW 3 0 t h
51
1 s t & 3 r d Wed.
COMMUNICATIONS
DIRECTORY O F LODGES
10-18-1859
Topeka 2300 SW 30th
17
CHARTERED
Topeka
LOCATION
NO.
NAME OF LODGE
Wakarusa
Wakeeney
Wakefield
Vulcan
Wamego
402 Wakarusa
148 Wakeeney 531 1/2 Russell
396 Wakefield
Walnut Main St.
229
75 Wamego 519 Lincoln
104 Washington Frontier 223 1/2 "C" St.
Valley Center
Excelsior
Ulysses
NAME OF LODGE
364 Valley Center 108 1/2 N. Ash
Uniontown
115
LOCATION
Ulysses 106 W. Central
NO.
435
CHARTERED
10-19-1871
10-21-1869
02-20-1884
02-21-1912
02-15-1882
02-20-1913
02-19-1902
10-17-1872
03-01-1923
2nd & 4th Thurs. Except 2nd Thurs. only in Dec.
1st & 3rd Wed. Except Jul-Aug
2nd & 4th Tues.
1st & 3rd Tues.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
1st i 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Mon.
1st Mon.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
COMMUNICATIONS
Leland S. Cook 1014 Lindell Fairburn, NE 68352
George P. Barker 307 Walnut St.. 66547 913-456-9382
Michael D. Delange Hepler 66746 316-368-4779
Charles H. Jamis Box 374, 101 7th St. 67487 913-462-5394
Bill Level 228 N. 8th St. 67672 913-743-2722
Kim M. Emmons 5800 Cross St. Topeka 66619 913-862-2395
Donald E. Crossman Rt 3 Box 158, 67147 316-755-0278
Kirk M. Hart 602 Horton Ft. Scott 66701 316-223-5105
Danny F. Cutting 906 Ulysses Pkwy, 67880 316-356-3522
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
SECRETARY
Stewart E. Earhart 211 E. 1st, 66968 913-325-3236
Darrell F. Larson Rt 1 Box 157, 66547 913-456-9402
Lee Roy Church 66780 316-354-6745
W. E. Mason Box 94, 67487 913-461-5512
Tommy Roberts 121 N. 9th St. 67672 913-743-2791
Robert G. Jackson 3825 Worwick Town Rd. Topeka 66610 913-478-9766
Robert L. Charles Rt 2 Box 191A, 67147 316-744-0967
Charles K. Griffith PO Box 234, 66779 316-756-4621
Albert R. Finch Box 567, 67880 316-356-2101
r o a.
a.
Waverly 421 Pearson
Weir Main St.
Wellington 2123 N. "A" St.
Wellsvilie 105 W. 6th
Westmoreland 321 Main
White City Main St.
Whiting Main St.
Wichita 841 N. Market
244
274
150
356
257
380
250
57
York
Whiting
White City
Westmoreland
Wellsville
Wellington
Black Diamond
Waverly
Wathena
Wathena 401 Limestone
NAME OF LODGE
64
LOCATION
Watervi'lle Sutton 102 E. Commercial
85
NO.
CHARTERED
03-13-1958
02-19-1885
02-17-1909
02-18-1886
02-17-1898
10-21-1874
02-16-1887
02-19-1885
10-21-1868
10-20-1870
1st & 3rd Thurs.
3rd Mon.
2nd & 4th Mon.
2nd & 4th Mon.
1st & 3rd Hon.
2nd & 4th Mon.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
3rd Wed.
2nd & 4th Wed.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
COMMUNICATIONS
James B. Watkins 6505 Magi 11, 67206 316-683-2929
Duane E. Chick Rt 1, 66552 913-873-3520
John Q. Mahon 66872 913-349-2970
Deane R. Davis Fostoria 66426 913-457-3726
Floyd L. Fleming 316 Hunt Ave., 66092 913-883-2702
Fred W. Sirmons 1106 N. Washington, 67152 316-326-3511
Douglas R. Jones Rt 1, Scammon 66773 316-396-8328
Earl A. Griffin 66871 913-733-2421
Eugene Eisiminger 603 Seward, 66090 913-989-4448
Jerry D. Williams 330 E. Commercial, 66548 913-785-2688
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
Dennis L. Morris 13411 E. 39th S., Rt 2 Derby 67037 316-733-1177
Paul L. Schied Box 154, 66552 913-873-3550
Leslie L. Worrell Box 77, 66872 913-349-2927
Dean Hale Box 39, 66549 913-457-3470
Harold E. Barnett Rt 2 Box 54, 66092 913-883-2473
Richard C. Read PO Box 1, 67152 316-326-5742
Melvin Jones Box 296, 66781 316-396-8236
Edward B. Schoolcraft PO Box 5, 66871
Larry Zwaduck Rt 1, 66090 913-989-4689
George A. Dean 219 W. Elm, 66548 913-785-2193
SECRETARY
IS
s
3
Wichita 212 N. West St.
Wichita 328 E. 1st
Wichita 310 S. Broadway
Wichita 3755 E. Douglas
Wichita 410 S. Seneca
Williamsburg Main St.
Wilsey Wilsey 474-475 Fifth St.
168
303
313
433
450
224
382
Anchor
Masonic Home
Bestor G. Brown
Trinity
Albert Pike
North Star
Wichita
Wichita 220 W. 13th
NAME OF LODGE
99
LOCATION
Wichita Sunflower 320 1/2 S. Broadway
86
NO.
CHARTERED
02-17-1909
02-20-1884
03-15-1975
03-01-1923
02-12-1953
02-20-1895
02-16-1944
10-19-1871
02-20-1889
1st & 3rd Hon.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
2nd & 4th Hon.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Tues.
2nd & 4th Wed.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
1st & 3rd Hon.
2nd & 4th Tues.
COMMUNICATIONS
Vernis H. Good Box 103, 66873 913-497-2934
Hillard R. Wren, Sr. 66095 913-746-5558
Donald H. Truex 118 Poplar, 67211 316-686-0585
Francis H. Miller 237 N. Oliver, 67208 316-684-9129
Thomas J. Nestor 3118 S. Elpyco, 67212 316-687-0096
John D. Dotts 6331 Hillsboro, 67219 316-744-2176
Larry G. Peters PO Box 4738, 67204 316-832-0170
Arthur C. Hawk 1916 S. Broadway #37 67211 316-265-7109
Paul E. Davis 2107 S. Waco, 67213 316-267-7181
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES SECRETARY
Kenneth 0. Hutchinson Rt 1 Box 129 Delavan 66847 913-466-2861
Orlin M. Hilliken RR, 66095 913-746-5786
Leroy L. Loggins 4401 W. 3rd, 67212 316-943-1826
David F. Snyder 820 N. Old Manor Rd., 67208 316-683-6953
Jack W. Ferguson 352 W. 6th, Haysville 67060 316-529-1985
E. Dean Osborn 1415 Westlynn, #202, 67212 316-942-0509
Donald L. Doll 1509 Lotus, 67213 316-267-5780
Orville E. Wesseler 1742 N. Sabin, 67212 316-267-5780 (B)
James W. Winsel 2101 W. HcArthur, Lot 531 67217 316-529-2460
02-20-1889
10-17-1866
10-15-1873
Wallace
Xenia
318 Winona Main St.
47 Xenia
144 Yates Center Gilead 101 1/2 N. State
Winfield 10-17-1872
722 1/2 Main
110 Winfield
02-15-1888
Samaria
10-20-1870
Wilson
298
CHARTERED
NAME OF LODGE
84 Winchester Jefferson 3rd & Winchester
LOCATION
NO
1st & 3rd Wed.
Chester 0. Jones, Jr. 715 S. Kalida, 66783 316-625-3583
Harry W. Peterson Rt 3, Ft. Scott 66701 316-223-4614
F. Warren Starns HC 1 Box 78, 67764 913-846-7692
1st & 3rd Men.
1st Sat
Dale E. Fruits 104 Michigan, 67156 316-221-7267
Charles E. Price Rt 1, 66097 913-774-7621
Darrell L. Thrasher Box 459, 67490 913-658-2328
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
1st S 3rd Thurs.
1st Wed.
1st & 3rd Wed.
COMMUNICATIONS
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
Carl F. Harder 201 S. Prairie, 66783 316-625-2489
Thomas C. Johnson Rt 1 Box 94B Bronson 66716 316-939-4515
Emerson D. Lahman HC 1 Box 71, 67764 913-846-7678
PO Box 393, 67156 316-221-2988
M. Wayne Rush
913-774-2040
Donald H. Ray PO Box 151, 66097
Robert W. King Box 448, 67490 913-658-3478
SECRETARY
2
I
1987-88
Grand Lodge of Kansas
207
DECEASED PAST GRAND MASTERS Year of Service 1856-59
Name of Lodge Membership
Richard R. Rees Leavenworth No. 2 1860 George H. Fairchild St. John No. 26 1861-65 Jacob Saqui Washington No. 5 1866-67 Moses S. Adams King Solomon No. 10 1868-70 John H. Brown King Solomon No. 10 1871-72 John H. Price Washington No. 5 1873-74 Owen A. Bassett Acacia No. 9 1875 Isaac B. Sharp Wyandotte No. 3 1876 Jacob D. Rush Rising Sun No. 8 1877 John Guthrie Orient No. 51 1878 Edwin D. Hillyer Valley Falls No. 21 1879-80 Joseph 0. McCleverty Rising Sun No. 8 1881-82 William Cowgill Constellation No. 95 1883 George S. Green Lafayette No. 16 1884 James J. Buck Emporia No. 12 1885 Matthew M. Miller Clay Center No. 134 1886 Silas E. Sheldon Topeka No. 17 1887 Henry C. Cook Adams No. 63 1888 Watson M. Lamb Sterling No. 171 1889 George C. Kenyon Benevolent No. 98 1890 John C. Postlethwaite Lafayette No. 16 1891 Andrew M. Callahan Topeka No. 17 1892 David B. Fuller Fidelity No. 106 William D. Thompson 1893 Minneapolis No. 143 1894 George W. Clark Royal No. 192 1895 James H. McCall Wichita No. 99 Chiles C. Coleman 1896 Clay Center No 134 1897 William M. Shaver Magnolia No. 231 1898 Maurice L. Stone Wamego No. 75 1899 Henry C. Loomis Winfleld No. 110 1900 Charles J. Webb Siloam No. 225 Perry M. Hoisington 1901 Magnolia No. 231 1902 Thomas E. Dewey Benevolent No. 98
Date of Death
Cemetary and Location
10-19-1875
Mt. Muncie
Leavenworth
09-14-1898
Mountain Grove
Bridgeport, Ct.
06-14-1898
Mt. Vernon
Atchison
12-25-1900
Canon City
Canon City, Co.
03-12-1893
Mt. Muncie
Leavenworth
10-30-1900
Oak Hill
Atchison
07-19-1896
Oak Hill
Lawrence
06-21-1884
Woodlawn
Kansas City
10-26-1904
Mt. Hope
San Diego, Ca.
07-01-1906
Topeka
Topeka
12-11-1892
Rose Hill Section
Valley Falls
05-30-1904
Evergreen
Fort Scott
06-19-1889
Fredonia
Fredonia
05-19-1905
Sunset
Manhattan
09-04-1917
Maplewood
Emporia
11-29-1918
Mt. Hope
Kansas
04-19-1900
Lakeview
Cleveland, Oh.
06-12-1898
Oswego
Oswego
08-13-1924
Sunset Mem. Park
Hoquiam, Wa.
04-13-1919
Evergreen
Seattle, Wa.
11-26-1910
Wallace
Jewell
07-13-1902
Topeka
Topeka
05-17-1915
Greenwood City
Eureka
03-05-1903
Highland
Minneapolis
03-31-1934
Fairlawn
Oklahoma City, Ok.
08-11-1925
Highland
Wichita
03-05-1911
Clay Center
Clay Center
07-06-1916
Mt. Hope
Topeka
05-23-1921
Wamego City
Wamego
10-14-1905
Union
Winfield
01-03-1928
Norton vi H e
Nortonville
03-21-1933
Greenwood
Newton
06-09-1906
Abilene
Abilene
Proceedings of the
208
1903 1904 1905 1906 1907 1908 1909 1910 1911 1912 1913 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938
Bestor G. Brown Si loam No. 225 Thomas G. Fitch Albert Pike No. 303 Samuel R. Peters Newton No. 142 Thomas L. Bond John H. Brown No. 216 Edward W. Wellington Ellsworth No. 146 Henry F. Mason Tyrian No. 246 Fred Washbon Harper No. 206 Marion K. Brundage Ellsworth No. 146 Alex A. Sharp Lamed No. 167 William E. Hutchinson Santa Fe No. 312 Elrick C. Cole Great Bend No. 15 Charles H. Chandler Orient No. 51 William L. Burdick Lawrence No. 6 Gilen H. Lamb Gilead No. 144 Charles E. Lobdell Larned No. 167 William I. Stewart Troy No. 55 Owen J. Wood Si loam No. 225 Hugh P. Farrelly Cedar No. 103 Ben S. Paulen Constellation No. 95 John H. McCullagh Galena No. 194 Richard E. Bird Albert Pike No. 303 Elmer F. Strain Orient No. 51 Charles A. Loucks Emerald No. 289 John W. Nielson St. John No. 113 Charles N. Fowler Salina No. 60 Ferris M. Hill Emporia No. 12 George F. Breezley Girard No. 93 Jay B. Kirk lola No. 38 J. Forrest Ayres Greenleaf No. 232 John M. Kinkel Reno No. 140 George 0. Foster Lawrence No. 6 James A. Cassler McPherson No. 172 Otto R. Souders Wichita No. 99 Janes H. Wendorff King Solomon No. 10 Charley B. Erskine Preston No. 283 Henry S. Buzick Sylvan Grove No. 359
March
07-10-1917
Topeka
Topeka
03-12-1928
Old Mission Mausoleum-Wichita
04-12-1910
Greenwood
Newton
07-29-1938
Gypsum Hill
Salina
02-18-1925
El 1 sworth
05-04-1927
Mt. Hope
Topeka
07-12-1914
Harper—
Harper
07-18-1936
Russell
Russell
12-06 1942
Carlisle
04-05-1952
Valley View
Garden City
02-04-1938
Great Bend City-
Great Bend
12-18-1917
Bazaar
Bazaar
06-11-1946
Swan Point—
Providence, R. I.
11-19-1937
Yates Center
Yates Center
01-29-1949
Hanover
Hanover, N. J.
11-27-1925
Mt. Hope
Hiawatha
10-18-1937
Topeka—
Topeka
El 1 sworth
-
Carlisle, Pa.
11-17-1926
Elmwood
Chanute
07-11-1961
Fredonia
Fredonia
12-06-1937
Mt. Hope-
Webb City, Mo.
01-10-1955
Maple Grove
Wichita
10-05-1956
Mt. Hope Abbey
Topeka
12-28-1960
Lakin-
Lakin
06-13-1943
Pleasant Hill
Concordia
04-24-1941
Roselawn Mem. Park
Salina
06-27-1964
Maplewood
Emporia
03-25-1964
Girard
Girard
07-18-1955
Highland-
Salina
02-13-1961
Greenleaf City
Greenleaf
03-09-1941
Maple Grove
Wichita
10-03-1942
Oak Hill
Lawrence
03-12-1980
McPherson Mausoleum—McPherson
01-21-1964
Maple Grove
Wichita
06-07-1949
Mt. Muncie
Leavenworth
06-01-1951
Cimarron
Cimarron
11-17-1975
Sylvan Grove
Sylvan Grove
1987-88
1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944* 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1953 1954 1955 1956 1958 1959 1962 1963 1970 1983 1986
Grand Lodge of Kansas
Claude F. Young Rising Sun No. 8 Arthur H. Strickland Kaw No. 272 Roscoe E. Peterson Larned No. 167 Cline C. Curtiss St. Thomas No. 306 Charles S. McGinness Cherryvale No. 137 James H. Trice Delta No. 77 Harry D. Evans Eureka No. 88 Samuel G. Wiles Macksville No. 371 James H. Stewart, Jr. Albert Pike No. 303 E. Glenn Robison Hebron No. 314 William H. Harrison Downs No. 204 Lynn R. Brodrick Marysville No. 91 Clarence G. Nevins St. Bernard No. 222 D. Bruce Newton Albert Pike No. 303 Floyd S. Ecord Burlington No. 66 Scott E. Kelsey Topeka No. 17 Karl J. Baumgartner Goodland No. 321 Earl R. Brown Plains No. 367 Addison C. Irby Rising Sun No. 8 . Armand H. Bishop Parsons No. 117 Ben W. Graybill Old Mission No. 153 H. Jackson Staton Ionic No. 254 Richard A. Porter Albert Pike No. 303 Durward C. Danielson Lafayette No. 16
03-05-1968
Evergreen
Fort Scott
09-29-1971
Highland Park
Kansas City
02-05-1974
Larned
Larned
09-18-1977
Beulah
Colby
12-11-1980
Fairview
Cherryvale
06-08-1970
Highland
Medicine Lodge
05-16-1952
Pleasanton
Pleasanton
01-15-1965
Farmington
Macksville
09-18-1965
Maple Grove
Wichita
01-11-1964
Gridley
Gridley
09-11-1982
Downs
Downs
01-29-1958
Marysville
Marysville
05-26-1961
Maple Grove
Dodge City
07-02-1966
Wichita Park
Wichita
05-14-1982
Graceland
Burlington
04-15-1971
Topeka
Topeka
08-28-1973
Goodland
Goodland
02-09-1982
Plains
Plains
05-12-1986
Evergreen
Fort Scott
02-03-1968
Memorial Park
07-10-1987
Johnson Co. Mem. Gard.Overland Park
06-03-1980
Fairview Park
St. John
06-20-1987
Wichita Park
Wichita
09-29-1986
Sunrise
Manhattan
DECEASED DEPUTY GRAND MASTERS John A. Ferrell B. Harold Groff Robert E. Ferguson
209
06-21-1922 10-28-1950 05-07-1970
^-Parsons
Proceedings of the
210
March
LIVING PAST GRAND MASTERS AND ADDRESSES 1952 - S. Allan Daugherty 3411 E. Kinkaid St. Wichita, 67218
1974 - Forrest D. Haggard 7600 W. 75th St. Overland Park, 66204
1957 - Richard L. Becker Box 483 Coffeyville, 67337
1975 - Robert H. Arnold Box 122 A1ma, 66401
1960 - Ray W. Kinzie Woodlawn Nursing Home 1600 S. Woodlawn Ave. Wichita, 67218
1976 - Ralph 0. Walker Route 1 Sharon Springs, 67758 1977 - William F. Mcintosh Box 514 Clay Center, 67432
1961 - John H. Hurray 1020 S. 4th St. Leavenworth, 66048
1978 - Chester L. Gilbert 3455 SW Huntoon Topeka, 66604
1964 - Arthur G. Hodgson Box 666 Lyons, 67554
1979 - W. Nolan Artz Box 780187 Wichita, 67278-0187
1965 - Owen E. Hodgson McCall Manor, Apt. 118 626 S. 3rd St. Salina, 67401-4105
1980 - F. Warren Starns HC 1 Box 78 Winona, 67764
1966 - William E. Montgomery Box HH Syracuse, 67878
1981 - Ben B.Boyles 807 N. Main St. St. John, 67576
1967 - William M. Bradford 707 W. Vine Wamego, 66547
1982 - Robert G. Jackson 3825 SW Worwick Town Road Topeka, 66610
1968 - Thomas C. Raum, Jr. 71 Mission Road Wichita, 67207
1984 - Larry D. Winegardner 601 S. 6th Atchison, 66002
1969 - Carroll C. Arnett 1615 Country Club Road El Dorado, 67042
1985 - Arris M. Johnson 2714 Hillcrest Hays, 67601
1971 - Robert D. Caplinger Route 2 Effingham, 66023
1987 - Clifford D. Knauss PO Box 151 Halstead, 67056
1972 - Richard D. Kelsey 16824 NW 54th Rossville, 66533 1973 - J. Fred Williamson 310 S. Purdy Lyons, 67554
GRAND TREASURERS 1856-1857 1857-1858 1858-1891 1891-1902 1902-1909 1909-1933
Beverlin Beck Isaac N. Roberts Christian Beck R. E. Torrington Albert Sarbach J. Frank March
1933-1937 1937-1961 1961-1968 1968-1984 1984-
John McCullagh Ben S. Paulen Floyd A. Palmer William E. Montgomery William F. Mcintosh
INTERIM GRAND TREASURER Thomas C. Raum, Jr
Feb. 1, 1984-March 17, 1984
1987-88
Grand Lodge of Kansas
211
GRAND SECRETARIES 1856-1856 1856-1860 1860-1871 1871-1893
Charles T. Harrison Charles Mundee Eramus T. Carr John H. Brown
1894-1928 1928-1953 1953-1958 1958-1971 1971-
Albert K. Wilson Elmer F. Strain Arthur H. Strickland Charles S. McGinness Albert 0. Arnold
INTERIM GRAND SECRETARIES John C. Postlethwaite Matthew M. Miller Ben W. Graybill
Feb. 15, 1893-March 12, 1893 March 12, 1893-Feb. 22, 1894 May 13, 1971-July 31, 1971
LODGES UNDER DISPENSATION BUT NOT CHARTERED Allen. 1923; Burlington, 1863; Delaware, 1857; Denver City (Denver Lodge), 1860; Englevale, 1899; Leavenworth (Adelpha), 1868; Lecompton (Geary), 1857; Leoti, 1878; Lindsborg, 1884; Lindsey (Friendship), 1868; Opolis, 1855; Powhattan (Buckeye), 1896; Wichita, (Ark Valley Daylite Lodge), 1984; Wichita (E. Hubert Mitchell), 1979; Wheaton, 1903; and White Water, 1927. LODGE CHARTERS REVOKED, SURRENDERED, OR CONSOLIDATED Alden No. 308 with Sterling No. 171, 1957; Allen No. 335, 1923; Altoona' No. 118 with Benedict No. 403, 1984; Americus No. 62, 1869; Andale No. 253 with Mt. Hope No. 238, 1894; Apollo No. 297 with Hays No. 195, 1986; Arcadia No. 329 with Mulberry No. 261, 1986; Argonia (Chikaskia) No. 285, 1912; Atchison (St. Johns) No. 26, 1861; Aubrey No. 30, 1863; Auraria No. 37 with Grand Lodge of Colorado, 1862; Owen A. Bassett No. 367 with Pittsburg No. 187, 1911; Bennington No. 180, 1944; Beaumont No. 439 with Joppa No. 223, 1937; Big Springs (Shawnee) No. 9, 1867; Blaine No. 337 with Westmoreland No. 257, 1894; Bluff City No. 313, 1897; Bluff City No. 235, 1903; Boling No. 365 with Tonganoxie (Henri) No. 190, 1937; Brookville No. 209, 1963; Bucklin No. 325, 1869, Cato No. 153 with Farlington (Godfrey) No. 124, 1894; Burr Oak No. 178 with Jewell No. 11, 1981; Burrton No. 182 with Hal stead No. 46, 1969; Canton No. 197 with McPherson No. 172, 1986; Cedar Vale No. 164, 1883; Cedar Vale (Myrtle) No. 164, 1894; Chanute (King David) No. 416 with Cedar No. 103, 1937; Charity No. 263 with Cosmos No. 278, 1977; Coats No. 394 with Kilwinning No. 265, 1978; Clifford (Whitewater) No. 148 with Halcyon No. 120, 1867; Clinton (Ashlar) No. 87, 1879; Codell No. 418 with Paradise No. 290, Plainville, 1968; Coolidge No. 316 with Royal No. 192; 1985; Corning No. 13 with Seneca No. 39, 1968; Coyville No 57, 1955; Cunningham No. 427 with Kilwinning No. 265, 1985; Deerfield No. 432 with Lakin (Emerald) No. 289, 1965; Delphos No. 202 with Minneapolis No. 143, 1987; Delvan No. 375 with Herington (Kansas) No. 307, 1936; Dirigo No. 226 with Narka No. 349, 1986; Edwardsville (Composite) No. 152, 1879; Effingham No. 48, 1986; Emmett No. 387 with Pottawatomie No. 52, 1939; Emporia No. 12, 1863; Enterprise No. 353, 1910; Elk City (Elk Creek) No. 20, 1863; Elkhart No. 422 with Hugoton No. 406, 1986; Esbon (Salem) No. 228, 1939; Farlington (Godfrey) No. 124 with Girard No. 93, 1932; Fostoria No. 392 with Westmoreland No. 257, 1974;'Frankfort No. 67, 1876; Freeport (Lily) No. 301 with Bluff City No. 313, 1892; Frederick No. 337 with Royal No. 192, 1985; Fort Scott (Rising Sun) No. 46 with Fort Scott (Burbon) No. 8, 1878; Fort Gibson (Elpha) No. 122 with Grand Lodge Indian Territory, 1878; Freeport No. 389 with Stohrville No. 368, 1971; Friendship No. 208 with Mt. Hope No. 238, 1986; Galva No. 251 with McPherson No. 172, 1984; Garfield No. 235 with Riley (Ashlar) No. 344, 1972; Glasco No. 292 With Sincerity No. 214, 1983; Golden City with Grand Lodge of Colorado, 1862; Gove City No. 302 and Grainfield No. 381 to form Gove County No. 302, 1965; Greeley No. 211 with Delphian No.44, 1940; Granada No. 53, Name changed and lodge moved to Wetmore No. 53, 1883; Greenleaf No. 232 with Washington No. 104, 1983; Grenola (Canopy) No. 248 with Moline No. 267, l937;Gr1nell No. 448 with Oakley No. 253, 1973; Gypsum City No. 328 with Lindsborg No. 397, 1985; Halycon No. 120 with Marion (Centre) No. 147, 1978; Hamilton No. 301 with Madison No. 196, 1985; Hamlin No. 185 with Hiawatha No. 35, 1975; Hanover (Star) No. 69, 1919; Harveyville No. 421 with Burlingame (Corinthian) No. 79, 1984; Haven No. 157 with Sumner No. 203, 1986; Havensville No. 34 with Onaga No. 188, 1964; Hiawatha (Tribune) No. 216, 1883; High Prairie No. 25, 1862; Ida No. 170, 1881; Highland No. 296 with Wakefield No. 396, 1977; Holyrood No. 343 with Ellsworth No. 146, 1981; Indianola No. 34 (later. Great Light), 1887; Irving No. 112 with Blue Rapids No. 169, 1958; Isable No. 400 with Delta (Medicine Lodge) No. 77, 1973: Jamestown No. 227 with St. Johns No. 113, 1985, Kanorado No. 443 with Goodland No. 321, 1960; Kensington No. 405 with Smith Center (Western Star) No. 174, 1973; Kickapoo (Potter) No. 4 with Easton No. 45, 1973; Kingsdown No. 447 with Bucklin (Grandview) No. 376, 1965; Kirwin No. 175 with Phillipsburg No. 184, 1967; Leavenworth (Calvary) No. 50 with
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Leavenworth (King Solomon) No. 10, 1876; Mound City (Landmark) No. 218 with Altamont No. 69, 1973; Leavenworth (Dispensation Landmark Charter St. Johns) Nov. 26, 1870; Lecompton No. 13, 1865; Liberty No. 123 with Keystone No. 102, 1918; Lincolnville No.315, 1896; Lindsborg (Phoenix) No. 253, 1888; Linn No. 170 with Frontier No. 104, 1962; Long Island No. 231 with Almena (Naphtali) No. 310, 1976; Louisburg No. 180, 1894; Luray No. 142 with Lucas (Blue Hill) No. 198, 1943; Lyons No. 192; Mackey No. 48; Maple City No. 342 with Dexter No. 156, 1977; Maple Hill No. 370 with Alma No. 161, 1977; Marquette No. 353 with Lindsborg No. 397, 1967; McDonald No. 383 with St. Francis No. 404, 1985; Medicine Valley with Medicine Lodge (Delta) No. 77, 1979; Milan No. 255 with Argonia No. 285, 1968; Miltonvale No. 242 with Clay Center No. 134, 1987; Mission Hills No. 54, name changed to Shawnee No. 54, 1952; Moline No. 267 with Meridian No. 126, 1987; Montana (Evergreen) No. 86, 1888; Monticello No. 43, 1875; Moundridge No. 346 with Galva No. 251, 1868; Mt. Pleasant No. 58, 1888; Morland No. 414 with Mil brook No. 281, 1986; Morrill No. 373 with Hamlin No. 185, 1969; Munden No. 128 with Cuba No. 362, 1983; Nemaha (Corning) No. 13 with Seneca No. 39, 1968; Neosho Rapids No. 77 (Changed to Ionic), 1879; Nevada City (Nevada) No. 36 with Grand Lodge of Colorado, 1862; New Albany No. 8 with Fredonia (Constellation) No. 95, 1973; Newton (Magnolia) No. 231 with Newton No. 142, 1901; Norcatur No. 317 with Oberlin (Mountain Slope) No. 186, 1979; North Lawrence (Valley) No. 30, Second Charter, 1887; Oak No. 287 with Smith Center (Western Star) No. 174, 1983; Occidental No. 207 with Osborne (Saqui) No. 160, 1978; Olive No. 350 with Vesper 136 to form Sedan (Vesper-Olive) No. 136, 1972; Olivet (Astra) No. 363, 1908; Osage Mission (Mission) No. 92, 1897; Osawatomie (Osage Valley) No. 24, 1863; Ottawa No. 128 with Franklin No. 18, 1906; Ottawa (Melody) No. 400 with Ottawa No. 18, 1928; Ottumwa No. 11, 1863 and 1871; Paola (Miami) No. 68 with Paola No. 37, 1876; Pardee (Dispensation Lincoln, Chartered Center) No. 69, 1971; Paris No. 22, 1871; Piper No. 385 with Kansas City (Delaware) No. 96, 1937; Parkersville No. 168 with Dwight No. 374, 1937; Perry (Perryville) No. 52, 1877'; Pomona No. 138, 1901; Potwin No. 288 with Towanda No. 30, 1969; Powhattan No. 363 with Hiawatha No. 35, 1971; Pretty Prairie No. 428 with Arlington (Cable) No. 299, 1967; Quenemo No. 270 with Pomona (McKinley) No. 41, 1981; Rob Morris No. 332 with Pratt (Kilwinning) No. 265, 1982; Rosalia No. 434 with Leon (Joppa) No. 223, 1961; Randall No. 304 with Jewell No. 11, 1966; Rexford No. 442 with Colby (St. Thomas) No 306, 1983; Richfield No. 303, 1892; Richmond No. 426 with Garnett (Delphain) No. 44, 1946; Riley (Ashlar) No. 344 with Wamego No. 75, 1987; Robinson No. 159 with Hiawatha No. 35, 1981; Salina (John H. Brown) No. 216 with Salina 1894; Timber Creek (Dick Rees) No. 59, 1887; Trading Post (Blooming Grove) No. 41, 1904; Turner No. 42 No.60, 1907; Salt Lake City (Mt. Moriah) No. 70 with Grand Lodge Of Utah, 1872; Saratoga No. 216, 1892; Scranton (Perfect Square) No. 220, 1908; Scottville No. 249 with Sincerity No. 214, 1983; Scranton No. 407 with Carbondale No. 70; Sedgwick No. 139 with Newton No. 142, 1984; Seneca No. 39, 1875; Severence No. 313 with Highland (Snithton) No. 1, 1951, Shawnee No. 54, 1928; Smoky Valley No. 209 with Salina No. 60, 1967; Saltville (Barnard) No. 59 with Lincoln No. 154, 1973; Soldier No. 240 with Circleville No. 20, 1967; Spearville No. 388 with Dodge City (St. Bernard) No. 222, 1987; Springdale No. 152, 1887; Stan Smart No. 378 with Attica (R. D. Ely) No. 262, 1981; Stanton No. 18, 1963; Stanton (Zion) No. 108, 1883; Stohrville No. 368 with Anthony No. 200, 1984; Sylvia No. 391 with Stafford No, 252, 1984; Sylv?n Grove No. 359 with Lincoln No. 154, 1987;Tecumseh No. 15 with Kansas City (Ben Hur) No. 322, 1937; Turon No. 358 with Arlington (Cable) No 299, 1986; Tuscon No. 82 with Neosho No. 27, 1982; Twin Falls (Olive) No. 181, 1885; Twin Springs No. 61, Name changed to LaCygne No. 61 and moved to LaCygne, 1870; Twin Grove No. 213 with Hope No.155, 1984; Tyro No. 386 with Caney No. 324, 1966; Urbana No. 239 with Erie No 76, 1969, Valley No. 30 with Lawrence No. 6, 1876; Valley Center (Ark) No. 243, 1902; Valley Falls No. 21 with Meriden No. 236, 1981; Vermillion No. 320 with Frankfort No. 67, 1968; Virginia City No. 34 with Grand Lodge of Montana, 1886; Waldron No. 377 with Anthony No. 200, 1957; Wallace No. 318 moved to Winona, 1961; Walton No. 323, 1895; Westphalia (Avon) No. 305 with Garnett (Delphian) No. 44, 1963; Wetmore No. 53 with Netawaka (Polar Star) No. 130, 1944; Wetmore No. 53, Second Charter and Consolidated with Goff No. 430, 1968; White Water (Brainerd) No. 280, 1927; White Cloud No. 78 with Highland (Smithton) No. 1, 1979; Whitewater No. 180 with Towanda No. 30, 1977; Wilmore No. 412 with Comanche No. 295, 1977; Windom No. 276 with McPherson No. 172, 1980 and Winfield No. 98 with Winfield (Adelphia) No. 110, 1903.
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NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF GRAND SECRETARIES AND GRAND REPRESENTATIVES IN FRATERNAL RELATIONS WITH KANSAS STATE
GRAND SECRETARY
GRAND REP. OTHERS
GRAND REP. KANSAS
Alabama
Joseph P. Jones Box 6195 Montgomery, 36106
Hubbard L. Robinson 1805 Stone Rd. Midfield, 35228
W. Nolan Artz Box 780187 Wichita. 67278-0187
Alaska
Neil R. Bassett Box 190668 Anchorage, 99502-0668
Glenn W. Pruett 350 Farmers Loop Rd. Fairbanks, 99712-1403
Arizona
Robert F. Henderson Masonic Temple 345 W. Monroe St. Phoenix, 85003
Robert Henderson 3407 N. 24th Phoenix, 85015
William F. Mcintosh Box 514 Clay Center, 67432
Arkansas
Jack B. Donham 700 Scott St. Little Rock, 72201
Billy D. Porter
Arthur M. Williams Box 15
Arkansas City, 67005
California
Robert A. Klinger Calif. Masonic Temple n i l California San Francisco, 94108
Richard D. Kelsey 16824 NW 54th St. Rossvllle, 66533
Colorado
Raymond E. Peterson Herschel Perry 705 S. Force 1130 Panorama Dr. Colorado Springs, 80904 Lamar, 81052
J. Fred Williamson 310 S. Purdy Lyons 67554
Connecticut
R. Stanley Harrison Box 250 Wallingford, 06492
Delaware
Warren F. Schueler, Sr. E. Earl Shivery 401 S. Broad St. PGM Middleton, 19709 818 Market Wilmington, 19801-3011
District of Columbia
Stewart W. Minor Suite 500 600 F St. NW Washington, 20004
Ronald G. Wood 250 Llewelyn Ln. Huntington, MD, 20639
William E. Bradford 707 Vine Wamego, 66547
Flordia
William G. Wolf Box 1020 Jacksonville, 32201
Grant T. Gilder 4 NE n t h St. Miami Shores, 33153
Ray W. Kinzie 1600 S. Woodland Blvd. Wichita, 67218
Georgia
Carl F. Lester, Jr. 811 Mulberry Macon, 31298-5099
James M. Head 7514 El H o t Rd. Jonesboro, 30236
Ben B. Boyles 807 N. Main St. John, 67576
Idaho
Larry R. Turner Box 1677 Boise, 83701 Lyle H. Paisley Box 4147 Springfield, 62708
Wayne W. Woodward 300 Evergreen Rd. Emmett, 83617 John A Lombardi 5544 Wilson Chicago, 60630
Eugene V. Beggs Ensign, 67841 Donald E. Vochatzer, Sr. 10648 Polfer Rd. Kansas City, 66109
Indiana
Roy 0. Turner Box 44210 Indianapolis, 46204
Lee J. Hartner 6426 Alvarez St. Ft. Wayne, 64815
Paul W. Babcock 4641 Metropolitan Ave. Kansas City, 66106
Iowa
Tom Eggleston Masonic Temple Box 279 Cedar Rapids, 52408
Illinois
R. S. Harrison 100 High St. Bristol. 06010
John Rule 1103 N. 4th Atchison, 66002 Lyman H. Brown Plains, 67869
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Kentucky
J. C. McClanahan Masonic Home, 40041
William L. Rice Rt.l
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Joseph B. Detrixhe Ames, 66931
Versailles, 40383 Loulsana
Jack Crouch 1300 Masonic Temple New Orleans, 70130
Leslie F. Tanner William J. Brown 2718 S. Carroll ton Ave. 2839 S. Bonn New Orleans, 70118 Wichita. 67217
Maine
Edwin V. George 415 Congress St. Portland, 04111
Charles E. Briggs 21 Walpole St. Norwood, 02062
Hugh E. Richards 26 Douglas Pkwy. Wichita, 67206
Maryland
Jack R. Frazier 225 N. Charles St. Baltimore, 21201
A. Ray Bui gin 225 N. Charles St. Baltimore, 21201
Paul E. Murphy 8845 Horton St. Overland Park, 66207
Massachusetts
Robert P Beach 186 Tremont S t . Boston, 02111
Edgar W. Darling 14 Arbor Ln. Wilbraham, 01095
Vernon D. Martin 311 W. 8th St. Concordia, 66901
Michigan
Robert N. Osborne, PGM Masonic Temple 223 E. Fulton Grand Rapids, 49503
Royce E. Curl is Masonic Temple 223 E. Fulton Grand Rapids, 49503
Owen E. Hodgson McCall Manor, Apt.118 626 S. 3rd Salina, 67401-4105
Minnesota
Raymond E. Schlemmer St. Paul Masonic Ctr. 220 E. Plato Blvd. St. Paul, 55107
Lynn F. Gunsolus 805 9th St. NE Waseca, 56093
E. Dean Osborn 328 E. 1st St. Wichita, 67202
Mississippi
T. K G r i f f i s Box 1030 Meridian, 39301
Charles H. Powell Rt 1, Box 114 Vardaman, 38878
James P. Brown 1209 Ridge Rd. Atchison, 66002
Missouri
Terry C. Alexander 800 Hwy., 63 North Columbia, 65201-6697
J. Morgan Donelson Princeton, 64673
Clifford D. Knauss Rt 2, Box 151 Hal stead, 67056
Montana
Dean M. Lindahl Box 1158 Helena, 59624
Sheldon Rediske Baker, 59313
Paschal W. Lundry The Heritage Club 2020 S. Monroe St. Denver, CO 80210
Nebraska
Albert R. Reddick
Nevada
Frank E. Hart 40 West 1st, Ste.317 Reno, 89501
Wilbert W. Wittmess 900 Fillmore Omaha, 68128 Larry E. Wallace 2312 Kirk Ave. Las Vagas, 89101
Richard H. Hart 124 Kendall Topeka, 66606 Carl A. Steward Cedar Vale, 67204
New Hampshire
Stanley A. Johnson, PGM Arnold M. Ashley 813 Beech St. Box 246 Manchester, 03104 Dover, 03820
L. 0. Winegardner 601 S. 6th Atchison, 66002
New Jersey
Edward Rainey Box 460 Burlington, 08016
Julius W. Lodgek 213 Fern Ave. Collinswood, 08108
Elvin S. Cox Rose Hill, 67133
New Mexico
Ronald A. Brinkman Box 25004 Albuquerque, 87125
New York
Wendell K. Walker Masonic Hall 71 W. 23rd St. New York, 10010
Willard Smyth 34 Sugar Plum Rd. Levittown PA 19056
F. Warren Starns HC 1, Box 78 Winona, 67764
North Carolina
Robert P. Dudley Box 6506 Raleigh, 27628
E. John Elmore Box 964 Burlington, 27215
Jerry W. Cole 1351 N. Emporia Wichita, 67214
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North Dakota
Paul L. Burkhardt 201 14th Ave. N. Fargo, 58102
Leland E. Fett 2507 9th St. South Fargo, 58102
Arthur C. Hodgson Box 666 Lyons, 67554
Ohio
Vernon E. Musser Box 629 634 High St. Worthington, 43085
James J. Harbage 1120 Morning Dr. Worthington, 43085
John H. Murray 1020 S. 4th Leavenworth, 66048
Oklahoma
John E. Shaver Box 1019 Guthrie, 73044
C. W. Reece Box 1019 Guthrie, 73044
Basil Marhofer Box 6 Ness City, 67560
Oregon
James M. Shillingburg Box 96 Forest Grove, 97116
J. L. Taylor 585 S. Espey Grants Pass, 97527
Morgan J. Snyder 813 Blunt Clay Center, 67432
Pennsylvania
Thomas W. Jackson Masonic Temple 1 N. Broad St. Philadelphia, 19107
Rhode Island
Julio A. Paniccia, PGM 742 Plainfield St. Providence, 02909
G. Harvey Faulkner 4550 N. Flowing Wells Rd. Apt. 93 Tucson, AZ 85705
Virgil W. Dobson Box 416 Sharon Springs, 67758
Puerto Rico
Benjamin Santana Box 8385 Santurce, 00910
Pedro Rojas GPO 1616 San Juan, 00936
Mel burn C. Barnes 735 N. 10th St. Fredonia, 66736
South Carolina
H. Dwight McAlister 1401 Senate St. Columbia, 29201
Ronald A. Ashcraft Box 18283Spartanburg, 29318
Chester L. Gilbert 3455 SW Huntoon Topeka, 66604
South Dakota
Raymond W. Horn, Sr. Box 468 Sioux Falls, 57101
William E. Mitchell Plankinton, 57368
Carroll D. Harker Box 11 McLouth, 66054
Tennessee
John R. Stracener Box 24216 Nashville, 37202
W. R. Patton, Jr. 622 Vinton Erwin, 37650
C. Travis Spencer Box 312 Hutchinson, 67501
Texas
Harvey C. Bird Box 446 Waco, 76703
W. B. Ball Box 12526 San Antonio, 78212
K. Maynard Curts 8935 Cottonwood, Apt. 4 Lenexa, 66215
Utah
Robert D. Braman 640 E. South Temple St. Salt Lake City, 84102
Lynn J. Brady Eureka, 84628
Kevin Peterson 652 Briarcliff Salina, 67401
Vermont
Ernest R. McDonald, Jr. 431 Pine Burlington, 05401-0431
Virginia
John P. Stokes Box 27345 Richmond, 23261
James B. Wilkinson
Glenn L. Knapp 2747 Frances Leavenworth, 66048
Washington
Walberg Tonstad Masonic Temple 47 St. Helens Ave. Tacoma, 98402
Clyde B. Mix 47 St. Helens Ave. Tacoma, 98402
George L. Gerardy 1301 Kansas Atchison, 66002
West Virginia
Camden C. Ferrell Box 2346 Charleston, 25328
Milton E. Brookman 506 Reynolds Princeton, 24740
Gerald L. Townsend 6805 Maston Ave. Shawnee Mission, 66203
Wisconsin
Carl W. Skoog 1123 N. Astor Milwaukee, 53202
Carl W. Skoog 3818 W. Helena St. Milwaukee, 53209
Robert D. Caplinger Route 2 Effingham, 66203
Wyoming
Ray A. Noah Box 459 Casper, 82602
James E. Zimmerman Box 1217 Topeka, 66601
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FOREIGN GRAND LODGES IN FRATERNAL RELATIONS WITH KANSAS
COUNTRY
GRAND SECRETARY
GRAND REP. OTHERS
GRAND REP. KANSAS
Alberta
A. F. Aylesworth 330 12 Ave. SW Calgary. T2R 0H2
Lloyd E. Dickson 47 Rutherford Close Red Deer, T4N 5E6
James 0. Foster 14200 Boston Wichita, 67230
Argentina
Gabriel F. Martinez Cangallo 1242 (R.28) Buenos Aires
Carlos Gazardsian
John M. Peyton 409 N. College Mulvane 67110
Austria
D i e t e r Scheitz 1010 Wein Rauhensteingasse 3
Robert Rosenbaum 1010 Wein Rauhensteingasse 3
William B. Chapman Oakley, 67748
Belgium (Regular Grand Lodge)
Claude Martin Rue Royale 265 1030 Brussels
Boliva
Federico Calero Deheza Postal No. 564 La Paz
Brasil (Ainazonas & Acre)
Manoel D. S. Matos Box 162 69025 Manaus AH B r a s i l
Brasil (Bahia)
Egydio V i e i r a F i l h o Rua Carlos Gomez 108, Salvador-Bahia
Oswaldo Bello Biscia Rua Carlos Gomez 108, Salvador-Bahia
Jack B. Stairrett Rt. 3 Jetmore. 67854
Brasil (Brasilia)
Manuel M. deSouza Neto Caixa Postal 11-U28 70,000 B r a s i l i a - D F
Manuel M. deSouza Neto Caixa Postal 11-1128 70,000 Brasilia-DF
Lewis C. Carter 411 S. Montana Hoi ton. 66436
Brasil (Ceara)
Marcus V. H. da S i l v a Avenida Do Imperador 145/47 Caixa Postal 76 60.015 F o r t a l e z a , Ceara Carlos I . DePaula Rua T-28 No. 1567 Setor Bueno 7400 Goiania, Goias
Antonio F. Nogueira Avenida Do Imperador 145/47 Caixa Postal 76 60.015 Fortaleza, Ceara Pedro N. DeSouza Caixa Postal 666 77,100 Anapolis, Goias
Victor J. Olson 201 W. Banks Ave. Rt. 2 Burlingame. 66413
Brasil (Mato Grasso)
Wilson M. Barbosa Ave Calogeras 1952 Caixa Postal 611 Campo Grande 79,100 MS Mato Grasso
H. M. Alves Caixa Postal 36 CEP 79.600 Tres Lagoas Mato Grosso Do Sul
J. Wayne Pipkin Box 488 Cheney, 67025
Brasil (Hinas Gerais)
J . L. Carneiro Rua Donna C e c i l i a No. 26 Serra, M. G.
Luiz S. DeFario 908 Ave Alfonso Pena 30,000 Belo Horizonte Minas Gerais
Richard L. Becker Box 483 Coffeyville, 67337
Brasil (Paraiba)
Dr. Jacy M. L e i t e Rue Joao Domingos 197 Miraraar CEP, 58,000 Joao Pessoa, Paraiba
Severino M. Paiva Box 1 Joao Pessona 58,000 Paraiba
Larry L. A l g o t t 9696 Blue River H i l l s Manhattan, 66502
Brasil (Goias)
Joseph C. Campbell 401 S. Secena St. Wichita, 67218 Raul Q. Aramayo Postal No. 564 La Paz
C. M.- (Bud) Geis Box 72 Cirdeville, 66416 Floyd A. Bosler 4323 Martin Kansas City. 66102
Benny Holloway Rt. 1 Narka, 66960
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Brasil (Parana)
Antonio A. Jansson Rua Visconde Do Rio Branco 14B5-C/3 Caixa Postal 1363 8000 Curitiba Parana
Elipdio Salva Rua Visconde Do Rio Branco 1485-C/3 Caixa Postal 1363 8000 Curitiba Parana
Floyd Coffman W. 15th St. Courthouse Ottawa, 66067
Brasil (Pernambuco)
Paulo D C Lustosa Rua Imperial 197 Caixa Postal 1415 Recife, Pernambuco
Jose Marcel 0 Rua Imperial 197 Caixa Postal 1415 Recife, Pernambuco
Ray D. Fincher 1725 Appleton Parsons, 67357
Brasil (Piaui)
Valdir E. Soares Rua Riachuelo, 1164 Caixa Postal 176 64,200 Parniba, Piaui
S. X. Goncalves Caixa Postal 10 64,000 Teresina, Piaui
Clayton J. Connell Rt 3 Fail River, 67057
Brasil (Guanabara)
Valdemiro L. Pinto Rua Mariz E. Barros No. 945/953 Caixa Postal 2215 Cep 20270 Rio De Janeiro
H. L. Belmino Rua Mariz E; -Barros No. 945/953 Caixa Postal 2215 Cep 20270 Rio De Janeiro
Clifford L. Trax 3400 W. 77th Valley Center, 67147
Brasil (Rio Grande Do Sul)
Kurt M. Hauser Ave. Praira Belas No. 560 Caixa Postal 683 Port Alegre, 9000
Kurt M. Hauser Ave Praira Belas No. 560 Caixa Postal 683 Post Alegre, 9000
Harold C. Swope 706 S. Main Yates Center, 66783
Brasil (Santa Catarina)
Jose P. Da Cunha Brito Box D-33 88,000 Florianopolis Santa Catarina
Marcos A. Von Bathen Caixa Postal 380 Lages
John L. Heckert Box 1213 Ottawa, 66067
Brasil (Sao Paulo)
Erwin Seignemartin Box 8348 CPO 01508, Sao Paulo
Orieo P. Sobrinho Box 8348 01000 Sao Paulo
Eugene E. Carlson Box 1213 El Dorado, 67042
British Columbia
William L. Stirling 1495 W. 8th Ave. Vancouver V6H 1C9
William J. Mason 1495 W. 8th Ave. Vancouver V6H 1C9
William E. Montgomery Box HH Syracuse, 67878
Canada (Ontario)
Robert E. Davies Box 217 Hamilton L8N 3C9
Alan Broughton 327 Pte. DesChenescries RR 1 Sault St. Marie
Richard D. Overton 6937 Grandview Merriam, 66204
Chile
Enrique C. Arretchea Marcoleta 659 Casilla Postal 2867
J. P. DeLeon-Chaves Casilla Postal 284 Vina Del Mar
Ray C. Hopson 2426 Benjamin Dr. Wichita, 67204
Columbia (Bogota)
Argemiro C. Restrepo Apartado Aereo No.6672 Bogota, DE
J. Murray J o U e y 1034 Shepherd Ave. W Downsview M3H 2TJ
Merle D. Bradley 2300 W. 30th Topeka, 66611
Columbia (Santander)
Manuel R. A. Portilla Avienda 2E 0-33N Quinta Bosch Cucuta
Armando Fuentez Ave. 7A No. 6-77 Apartado Aereocuta
Alfred D. Van Tries 6649 Lowell Dr. Shawnee Mission, 66204
China (Taiwan)
S. S. Yuan 10 Lane 201 Chang-An East Road, Sec. 2 Taipei 103, ROC
Jorgen B. Schroeder Shin Lin PO Box 28-9 Taipei 111, ROC
Oscar D. Smith 1505 W. Cedar Olathe, 66061
Costa Rica
Carlos Paniagua-Vargas Box 10060 San Jose, 1000
Jeorge H. Sanchez Box 14 Alajuela
Ralph D. Walker Rt. 1 Sharon Springs, 67758
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Cuba
Raciel M. Andrew Aparlado 72 Lahabana
Angel G. Fabars Despaigne
Billy E. Archibald Almena, 67622
Denmark
Jorgen V. Jorgensen P. 0. Box 2563 Blegdamsvej 23 DK 210O Denmark
Torben V. Smith P. 0. Box 2563 Blegdanvej 23 DK 2100 Denmark
John E. Stover Box 16 Cawker City, 67430
Dominican Republic
Ramon H. G. Rojo Arzobispo Portes No. 554 Espuina Las Carreras Santo Domingo
Ecuador
Ricardo C. Bohorquez Box 932 Guayaquil
Carlos Cucalon Box 932 Guayaquil
David F. Snyder 820 Old Manor Rd. Wichita, 67217
El Salvador
Rene V. Iraheta 8a Ave. Sur No. 126 San Salvador
Guillermo Orellana Mixco Ave. Bernal y Calle Antigua a San Antonia Abad 291 San Salvador
John A. Schowalter 303 Poplar Halstead, 67056
England
CMD.-HBS Higham, R. N. George T. Kelway Freemasons' Hall St. Anna Milford 60 Great Queen St. Haven London WC2B 5A2 Pembrokeshire
S. Allan Daugherty 3411 E. Kinkaid Wichita, 67218
Ftnland
Yrjo Hakkinen Kasarmikuta 16 D 00130 Helsinki 13
Holgar Liinpaa Rauhankatu 6A 00130 Helsinki 13
Jeffrey L. Sowder Box 177 Toronto, 66777
France
H. Benaroya 65 Blvd. Bineau 92200 Neiully Sur Seine
Bernard Guillemain 7 Rue Ed. Henroit 76600 LaHavre
David Recob 1241 SW 31st Topeka, 66611
Gabon (Africa)
Marius Foungues BP 233 Libreville
Germany
Gerd Honisch Emserstrasse 12-13 1 Berlin 31
Gerd Honisch Emerstrasse 12-13 1 Berlin 31
Albert 0. Arnold, Jr Box 1217 Topeka, 66601
Greece
Stamelos P. Macris 19 Acharnon St. 104 38 Athens
G. loannides 19 Acharnon St. 104 38 Athens
A. Franklin Baldwin Rt.l, Box 34 Fontana, 66026
Guatemala
Carlos H. A. Sandoval H. E. Solorzano Arco 4-7 No. 32 Zone 5 Arco 4-7 No. 32 Zone 5 Jardines de LasAsuncion Jardines de LasAsuncion Cuidad de Guatemala Cuidad de Guatemala
Webster T. Bolin 309 SE 3rd Newton. 67114
Honduras
Ramon H. Rivas 3a Ave. Ho. 717 Tegucigalpa
Carlos Lainez-Calderon Apartade Postal No.l53-C Tegucigalpa, D. C.
Harvey L. Henderson Box 155 Satanta, 67870
Iceland
Sveinn Finnesson Skulagata 55 Reykjavik
T. Bernardsson Skulagata 55 Reykjavik
Duane W. Stutz Utica, 67584
Billy J. Beaver 3 Wycklow Overland Park, 66207
Robert J. Higgs 125 SW. Courtland Topeka, 66606
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India
H. P. Gupta Freemasons' Hall Janpath, PO Box 681 New Dehli, 110001
M. Rajogoplan 54-147 Mount Road Madras 6
Claude Norris 1523 S. Crawford Ft. Scott, 66701
Iran
NematoUah Raeen Box 25017 L. A., CA 90025 USA
Mohammad H. Afghami Box 11-1777 Tehran
W. Max Mathis 1006 Champa St. Pratt, 67124
Ireland
Michael U. Walker Freemasons' Hall 17 Molesworth St. Dublin 2
Norman A. Peilow Freemasons' Hall 17 Molesworth St. Dublin 2
Robert G. Jackson 3825 Worwick Town Rd. Topeka, 66610
Israel
Arie Hunitz Box 33206 Tel Aviv
Samuel Raphael! Box 33206 Tel Aviv
Forrest D. Haggard 7600 W. 75th Overland Park, 66204
Italy
Ernesto Zampieri Via San Pancrazio 8 00152 Roma
Antonio Gustafierro
L. Eldon Gideon Route 6 Topeka, 66608
Japan
Frederick S. Kashiwagi 1-3 Shibakoen 4-chome Minato-Ku Tokyo, 105
Katsumi Inaba 2-11 Kureiwa-Cho Missaki, Yamashina-Ku Kyoto, 607
Carroll C. Arnett 1615 Country Club Dr. El Dorado, 67042
Luxembourg
Andre Zirves L-3725 Rumelange 20 Rue Dr. Flesch
Roland Lecaf 40 Espanade Diekrich, Luxembourg
Charles H. Hoffmeister 3330 Virginia Topeka, 66605
Honitoba
W. A. Mildren 420 Corydon Ave. Winipeg R3L 0N8
R. W. Hart 113 Browning Blvd. Winipeg R3K OLl
Ralph W. Wilson 223 Concordia Bella Vista, AK 72712
Mexico (Baja Calif)
Lorenzo G. Delgado Conocido, Fraccionamiento Padre Kino, Tijuana
Chester Collins Box 96 Winona, 67764
Mexico (Baja Calif Sur)
Rauls S. Vega Apartado Postal 490 LaPaz
Harry E. Gorrell Box 215 Independence, 67301
Mexico (Campeche)
Campeche Grand Lodge Off. Of Permanent Ex. Sec. 24350 Escarcego, Campeche
James W. Robblns 400 S. Alabama Martinsburg, WV 25401
Mexico (Cosmos)
Jesus F. Santana E. Domicilio calle Libertad 1004 Chlhuaua CP 31000
Robert M. Nease Box 716 Hugoton, 67951
Mexico (Del Pacifico)
Inocencio H. Verdugo Apartado Postal No. 20 Guaymas, Sonora
Wilbur W. Rothe 641 Morningside Dr. Salina,67401
Mexico (Nuevo Leon)
Lenin C. Molina Fidel C. Mireles Gral M. Escobedo Nte Apartado Postal 309 414, Apdo Postal 309 Monterry, N. L. Monterrey, N. L. CP 64,000
Ethan A. Quakenbush Box 368 Sublette, 67877
Mexico (San Luis Potosi)
Carlos J. A. Aguilar Apdo Postal No.'104 San Luis Potosi
Damon M. Grimes Rt. 4 Paola, 66071
Mexico (Tamaulipas)
Jose S. Vega Del Castillo Gerald L. Anderson Heliodoro R. Chavez F.A. de Olmos 101 Nte. 1000 Dewey Campeche 211 Sur Col Altos Tampico, Tamps. Galena, 66739 Unidad Nacional Box 419, Tampico 89,000
Anselmo S. Garza Apdo Postal No. 104 San Luis Potosi
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Mexico (York)
D. H. Hart PO Box 1986 Mexico 1 D. F.
Frederico Von Son Apartado Postal 12-659 03020 Mexico. DF
Merle Furnas 3606 W. 7th Coffeyville, 67337
Netherlands
J. Nicholas de Vroom 22 Fluwelen Burgwal 2511 CJ The Hague
G. Tanis Van Kebwich Verschuurlaan 25-510 Groningen
Lloyd D. Crall 1915 Hart Dodge City, 67801
New Brunswick
Basil A. Prescott PO Box 6430 STN A St. John E2L 4R
Fred S. P. Haycock 109 Beaverbrook Ave. St. John E2k 2WB
Clarence W. Sills Parker, 66072
New South Wales
R. G. Cannon 279 Castlereaugh St. PO Box A 259 Sydney South NSW 2000
A. A. Kennedy 13 Middle Harbor Rd. Linfield East 2020
Wm. J. Colnar 8012 Arcadia Kansas City, 66112
New Zealand
Roy J. Towers Box 6439 Wellington 1
A. R. White 27 Little John St. Hillsboro Auckland 4
Don E. Robinett Rt.2, Box 52 Randall, 66963
Nicaragua
David Pereyra S. Box 103 Managua
A. G. Laraespada Box 102 Managua
R. Kenneth Land 2129 Morningside Dr. Topeka, 66614
Norway
Sverre <rokaas Nedre Voldgate 19 Oslo 1
Colonel Aksel Siding GyssestadkoUen 4 1312 Slependen
Donald D. Schoeni 4828 Cody Shawnee, 66203
Nova Scotia
Gerald G. Vickers Box 214 Halifax B3J 2M4
Frederick C. Armitage RR 1 Mount Uniacke â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Hants Co. Nova Scotia Canada BON IZO
Thurman D. Miller 304 Shawnee Hiawatha, 66434
-Panama
-Marco.E. Tenorio Box 84 Panama 1
Manuel Mendoza Box 84 Panama 1
David E. Casey Box 76 Grainfield, 67737
Peru
Amadori Quinonez Box 587 Lima, 100
Carlos Valasquez Box 587 Lima, 100
Roderick B. Bentley Shields, 67884
Phillipine Islands
Domingo F. H. Domingo 1440 San Marcelino Manila
Victoria C. Daroya 1440 San Marcelino
James H. Trice, Jr. Medicine Lodge, 67104
Prince Edward Island
Keith MacKinnon Box 337 Charlottetown CIA 7K7
Henry N. Birch Port Hill Northam R. R.
Kenneth W. Shreve 2139 Bella Vista Wichita, 67203
Quebec
K. W. Aldridge 2295 St. Mark St. Montreal H3H 2G9
R. H. Teague 165 Evelyn St. Greenvield Pk J4V 2S6
Thomas C. Raum, Jr. 71 Mission Rd. Wichita, 67203
Queensland
Graham R. White U.G.L. Of Queensland GPO Box 2204 Brisbane QLD 4401 Australia
Saskatchewan
E. A. Snell 1930 L o m e St. Regina, Saskatchewan Canada, S4P 2M1
W. J. Oliver 2666 Argyle St. Regina, Saskatchewan Canada, S4S 0K4
Alvin E. Hauserraan 515 W. 7th St. Junction City, 66441
Scotland
Arthur 0. Hazel 96 George St. Edinburgh EH2 3DH
Alastaire N. Russell 34 Rose Ave. Elgin Morayshire.
Robert H. Arnold Box 122 Alma, 66401
Irwin Gedney Gaylord, 67638
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South Africa
Leslie Gould Grand Lodge Centre Box 46203 Orange Grove Johannesburg 2119
Henry Glenton
John W. Willey, 111 317 E. 7th Solomon, 67480
South Australia
Owen D. Redman Freemasons' Hall 254 North Terrace Adelaide 5000
L. H. Ferrar 24 Mingara Ave. Stoneyfel1
Conrad F. Johnson 217 S. 12th Sabetha, 66534
Spain
Joseph Munte Rodriguez Apartado Corres NUM 5119 Barcelona 08080
Sweden
Erik Lyth Frimurareorden Nybrokajen 7, 8 Tr 11148 Stockholm
Robert Palman S170 11 Drottingholm
Myron G. Johnson Lenora, 67645
Switzerland (Alpina)
Enil Huerlimann Grand Lodge Alpina Rue Du Petit-Beauliev Ch-1004, Lausanne
Jean C. Huget Alt Landstr 109 Ch-8803 Ruchlikon
James W. Cleland Wakeeney, 67672
Tasmania (Australia)
Kyle H. Wood 3 Sandy Bay Rd. Hobart 7000 Tasmania, Australia
H. B. Fowler 20 Delamere Crescent Launceston 7250
Charles D. Gallipeau 2627 N. 43rd St. Kansas City, 66104
Turkey
Resit Ata Masonic Hall 25 Nuru Ziyz So Beyoglu, Istanbul
Unl Godtunca Sakayik Sok 37/7 Tesvikiye, Istanbul
Willian E. Cook 8221 Santa Fe No. 10 Overland Park, 66204
Venezuela
Francisco F. Quinones Masonic Temple Este 3 No. 5 APDO 927 Caracas
N. G. Baptista Masonic Temple Este 3 No. 5 SPDO 927 Caracas
James L. Withers HC 1, Box 485 Sharon :Springs, 67758
Victoria
Donald E. Plaisted 300 Albert St. East Melbourne 3002
J. A. Mitchell, PJGW 12 Gregg St. Swan Hill Victoria 3585, Australia
Arthur R. Seele Monument, 67747
Western Australia
E. K. Howells Freemasons' Hall Perth
Derek J; Samson 176 Preston Point Rd. East Freemantle W. A. 6158
Arris M. Johnson 2714 Hillcrest Hays, 67601
James E. Bradley 201 S. Bay Greensburg, 67054
Grand Jurisdictions are requested to review the name, spelling and address and to submit changes or new additions direct to the Grand Secretary, Box 1217, Topeka, Kansas 66601-1217. We request address corrections whenever possible.
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INDEX Address:
H:.W:. C l i f f o r d D. Knauss
19-27
Awards Program
104-107
Area Deputy Grand Masters
10, 132
Banquet. All Masonic
125, 136-138
Biographical Sketch, M:.W:. C l i f f o r d D. Knauss
139
Checks and Warrants 1987-1988
61-73
Comni t t e e s , 1988-1989
4-6
Consolidation of Lodges
32-36
Deaths: This Jurisdiction
148-161
Other Jurisdictions
162
Defunct Lodges
211-212
D i s t r i c t Deputy Grand Masters
133-134
Distinguished Visitors to Grand Lodge
8-11,95
Edi cts
32-36
Election: Appointment of Tellers
107
Report of Tellers
123,126
I n s t a l l a t i o n of 1988-1989 Grand Lodge Officers
131
' Essay Contest, High School High School Winners
119-120
Topic 1989
127
F i f t y Year Members
82-85
Grand Lodge O f f i c e r s : At 132nd Communication
9-10
1988-1989
225-226
Grand Lodges and Grand Secretaries of Other Jurisdictions
213-221
Grand Master, M:.W:. Clifford D. Knauss Address
19-27
Biographical Sketch
139
Official Portrait
...;
O f f i c i a l Visitations
2 28-31
Grand Master, M:.W:. Claude W. Norris Installation Introductions
131 '.
132
I n v i t a t i o n to 1989 Annual Communication
132
Presentations
132
Reception for Grand Master at Fort Scott
132
Special Remarks
134
Grand Representatives: At 132nd Annual Communication
11
Of Kansas, Near Other Jurisdictions
213-221
Of Other Jurisdictions, Near Kansas
213-221
Grand Secretary's Report
54-60
Grand Treasurer's Report
48-53
1987-88
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I t i n e r a r y , H:.W:. Clifford D. Knauss....
28-31
Lodges:
Consolidation Defunct Directory of Location by Area and District. Outstandi ng, 1987 Represented at 132nd Annual Communication Not Represented at 132nd Annual Communication Synopsis of Lodge Annual Returns Masons, Outstanding, 1987 Masonic Foundation Report of the Executive Director Masonic Home: Report of the Administrator Report of the Secretary-Treasurer Mileage and Per Diem Checks Issued Past Grand Masters Association Meeting Minutes Past Grand Masters: Living
211 211 170-206 141-146 105 14-18 147 163-169 105 101-104
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107-113 114 74-80 93 210
Deceased
207-208
At 132nd Annual Coiimunication
7
Past Masters at 132nd Annual Conmunicatlon.
12-14
Per Diem and Mileage Checks
74-80
Issued.
Photographs: M:.W:. C l i f f o r d D. Knauss
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Appointive Officers 1987-1988
2 135
Grand Lodge Building
3
132nd Annual Communication
136-138
Proclamation of Grand Master
37
Proficiency Certificates 1987-1988
81
Reading of the Journal
131
Report of Grand Lodge Committees Council of Administration
89
Chartered Lodges and Lodges U/D
121
Church-Lodge Relations
124
Correspondence
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95-101
Credential s
9
F1 nance
124
Foreign Relations Grand Lodge Activities Grand Lodge Officers Jurisprudence Masonic Education Necrology Operation "KAN" Public Schools
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Publications
92
Ritual i Stic
105-107
Special Membership Temple Building and Remodeling Total Youth Trials and Punishment
129-131 ,
118 122 115
Sixty Years and Over Members
86-88
Special Communications, Grand Lodge 1987-1988..
37-47
Trice-Robison Awards Wei come to Wi chi ta
104 7
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GRAND LODGE COMMITTEES 1988-1989 CREDENTIALS Donald L. boll. Chairman, North Star No. 168, 1509 W. Lotus, Wichita, 67213 John H. Peyton, Mulvane No. 201, 509 N. College, Mulvane, 67110 H. Gene Payne, Albert Pike No. 303, 2215 W. 38th N., Wichita, 67204 Bill T. Smith, Newton No. 142. 1109 Old Main, Newton, 67114 Harold E. Colbert, Lafayette No. 16, 2818 Buena Vista Dr., Manhattan, 66502 REPORTS OF GRAND OFFICERS Paul E. Ferrell, Chairman, Orient No. 51, 3106 Oxford Rd., Topeka, 66614 Merle Chitwood, Meriden No. 236, 2248 SE Maryland, Topeka, 66605 John Wayman, Eminence No. 205, Box 92, Eskridge, 66423 Kenneth H. Cook, Topeka No. 17, 1931 Arrowhead Rd., Topeka, 66604 John B. Schlarb. Seabrook No. 385, 605 Webster, Topeka, 66606 FINANCE â&#x20AC;¢ F. Warren Starns, PGM. Chairman, Wallace No. 318, HC 1 Box 78, Winona, 67764 Jerry Cole, Albert Pike No. 303, 1351 N. Emporia, Wichita, 67214 C. M. "Bud" Geis, Circleville No. 20, Box 72, Circleville, 66416 Merle D. Bradley, Topeka No. 17, 4107 Woodbury Ct. N., Topeka, 66606 W. Nolan Artz, PGM, Belle Plaine No. 173, Box 18187, Wichita, 67218 JURISPRUDENCE Arthur C. Hodgson. PGM, Chairman, Corner Stone No. 219, Box 666, Lyons, 67554 Robert L. Davis, Albert Pike No. 303, Rt 1 Box 66A, Colwich, 67030 William E. Bradford, PGM. Lyra No. 256. 707 Vine. Wamego, 66547 Allan L. Hurlbut, Sharon Springs No. 417. Box 509. Sharon Springs, 67758 Michael T. Wilson, Overland Park No. 436. 5132 Hardy, Overland Park, 66202 TRIALS AND PUNISHMENT Kenneth V. Moses, Chairman, Marysville No. 91, 1201 Debbie Lane, Marysville, 66508 John Rule, Active No. 158, 1103 N. 4th, Atchison, 66002 Carl A. Steward, Chautauqua No. 355, Cedar Vale, 67024 Noble W. Dorsch, St. Francis No. 404, Box 546, St. Francis, 67756 William J. Hrovat, Newton No. 142. 800 Glendale. Newton. 67114 MASONIC EDUCATION Arris M. Johnson, PGM. Chairman, Hays No. 195. 2714 Hillcrest. Hays. 67601 Richard D. Kelsey. PGM, 16824 NW 54th, Rossville, 66533 Thomas A. Nuckols, Paradise No. 290, 310 SW 1st, Plainville, 67663 Lloyd D. Crall, St. Bernard No. 222. 1915 Hart. Dodge City. 67801 James R. Winn, Salina No. 60, 1020 E. Neal Ave., Salina, 67401 PUBLIC SCHOOLS John A. Schowalter, Chairman, Halstead No. 46, 303 Poplar, Halstead, 67056 Max L. Alber, Corner Stone No. 219, Box 261, Little River, 67457 Damon M. Grimes, Paola No. 37, Rt. 4. Paola, 66071 Jimmy D. King, Blue Rapids No. 169. 605 East Ave.. Blue Rapids, 66411 Gayle C. Balnter, Hoxle Lodge No. 348, Rt. I, Box 27, Dresden 67635 (913) 675-2259 TEMPLE BUILDING AND REMODELING Chester L. Gilbert PGM. Chairman, Topeka No. 17, 3455 SW Alvin L. Wise, Salina No. 60, 126 N. 2nd. Salina. 67401 Jack Eschenbrenner, Belle Plaine No. 173. Box 299. Belle James M. Hefling, Halstead No. 46, 618 Spruce. Halstead, James Pickett, Goodland No. 321, Rt 2 Box 141, Goodland.
Huntoon, Topeka, 66604 Plaine. 67013 67056 67735
CHARTERED LODGES AND LODGES UNDER DISPENSATION Robert G. Jackson, PGM, Chairman, Wakarusa No. 402, 3825 SW Worwick Town Rd Topeka 66610 Don E. Robinett, St. John No. 113, Rt 2 Box 52, Randall, 66963 Stanley Browning, Keystone No. 102, 712 W. 2nd, Coffeyville, 67337 FOREIGN RELATIONS 1 Forrest 0. Haggard, PGM, Chairman, Ancient Form No. 34, 7600 W. 75th Overland Park 66204 David L. Recob, Topeka No. 17, 1241 SW 31st, Topeka, 66611 Harold B. Aldrich, III, Hancock No. 311, 231 3rd Ave., Leavenworth, 66048 RITUALISTIC Lawrence D. Winegardner, PGM, Chairman Active No. 158, 601 S. 6th, Atchison, 66002 Dwight Burton, Hutchinson No. 445, 2004 Harrison, Hutchinson, 67502 Ronald E. White, Topeka No. 17. 1631 Atchison, Atchison, 66002-2247
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TOTAL YOUTH Leslie 0. Bailey, Chairman, St. Francis No. 404, Box 402, St. Francis, 67756 Lawrence E. Bodine. Hays No. 195, 1404 E. 25th, Hays, 67601 James W. Carroll, Golden Rule No. 90, 3118 Brown Dr., Topeka, 66608 PUBLICATIONS Floyd E. (Gene) Ramsey, Chairman, Ottawa No. 18, 602 N. Main, Box 31, Ottawa, 66067 CORRESPONDENCE Kenneth Dooley, Chairman, Mt. Vernon No. 145, Rt 1, Barnard, 67418 NECROLOGY Carroll C. Arnett, PGM, Chairman, Belleville No. 129, 1615 Country Club Rd. El Dorado 67402 â&#x20AC;¢ OPERATION "KAN" Glenn L. Knapp, Chairman, Easton No. 45, 2747 Francis, Leavenworth, 66048 William J. Colnar, Ben Hur No. 322, 8012 Arcadia, Kansas City, 66112 Wilbur L. Morris, Tyrian No. 246, 1508 Spruce, Garden City, 67846 GRAND LODGE LIBRARY Charles S. Baldry, Chairman, Siloam No. 225, 1700 Grove, Topeka, 66606 GRAND LODGE ACTIVITIES Clifford L. Irax, Chairman, North Star No. 168, 3400 W. 77th, Valley Center, 67147 Arris M. Johnson, PGM," Hays No. 195, 2714 Hillcrest, Hays, 67601 Ralph Kimmel, Cherokee No. 119, Box 130, Cherokee, 66724 Robert J. Higgs, Golden Rule No. 90, 125 SW Courtland, Topeka, 66606 Orves U. Beeghly, Quinter No. 410, 601 Long St. Quinter, 67752 John W. Willey, III, Solomon No. 105, 317 E. 7th, Solomon, 67480 James L. Grassi, Old Mission No. 153, 9116 W. 82nd St., Overland Park, 66204 CHURCH-LODGE RELATIONS Dr. Charles B. Bennett, Chairman, Old Mission No. 153, 6436 Woodson Dr, Shawnee Mission, 66202 Kenith McNett, Wellington No. 150, Rt 1, Wellington. 67152
MOST WORSHIPFUL GRAND LODGE OF ANCIENT FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS OF KANSAS GRAND LODGE OFFICERS 1988-1989
M:.W:. Claude W. N o r r i s , Grand Master, Rising Sun No. 8, 1523 Crawford, Ft. S c o t t , 66701 R:.W:. Robert M. Nease, Deputy Grand Master, K i l w i n n i n g No. 265, Box 716, •Hugoton, 67951 R:.W:. Don E. Robinett, Grand Senior Warden, St. John No. 113, Rt 2 Box 52 Randall, 66963 R:.W:. Conrad F. Johnson, Grand Junior Warden, Smithton No. 1 , 217 S. 12th Sabetha, 66534 H:.W:. W i l l i a m F. Mcintosh, PGM, Grand Treasurer, Clay Center No. 134, Box 514, Clay Center, 67432 R:.W:. A l b e r t 0. A r n o l d , J r . , Grand S e c r e t a r y , Rosedale No. 333, Topeka, 66601
Box 1217,
W:. Raymond A. P e a r s a l l , Grand Chaplain, S t . Bernard No. 222, 1400 Central A v e . , Dodge C i t y , 67801 W:. Richard D. Overton, Grand Senior Deacon, Armourdale No. 2 7 1 , 6937 Grandview, Herriam, 66204 W:. A. Franklin Baldwin, Grand Junior Deacon, Ancient Form No. 34, Rt. 1 Box 34, Fontana, 66026 M:.W:. Ben B. Boyles, Grand O r a t o r , C o f f e y v i l l e No. 102, 807 N. Main, • St. John, 67576 W:. Ronald E. White, Grand Marshal, Topeka No. 17, 1631 Atchison, A t c h i s o n , 66002-2247 W:. Harry W. P^eterson, Grand Sword Bearer, Xenia No. 47, Rt. 3, Ft. S c o t t , 66701 W:. Hurlbut K. Graves, Grand Senior Steward, S t . Francis No. 404, 430 North St. St. Francis, 67756 W:. Harold W. F r a s i e r , Grand Junior Steward, Sharon Springs No 417, Sharon Springs, 67758 W:. Kenneth W. Simmons, Grand Pursuivant, Rising Sun No. 8, 755 S. Wilson, Ft. S c o t t , 66701 W:. Hugh W. G i l l , I I I , Grand T y l e r , A l b e r t Pike No. 303, 1002 B l a c k w i l l , W i c h i t a , 67207 W:. Lawrence Bodine, Assistant Grand T y l e r , Hays No. 195, HC 39 Box 208 Hays, 67601-9410 Time o f Meeting 1989 The One Hundred T h i r t y - t h i r d Annual Communication o f The Most Worshipful Grand Lodge o f Ancient Free and Accepted Masons o f Kansas w i l l be i n S a l i n a , Kansas, Beginning F r i d a y , March 17 and Concluding Saturday, March 18, 1989, A.L. 5988.
KhhM 1989
PROCEEDINGS OF THE
M.-. W.'. GRAND LODGE OF ANCIENT FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS OF
KANSAS Organized March 17, 1856
THE ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-THIRD ANNUAL COMMUNICATION HELD IN SALINA, KANSAS MARCH 17, 18, 1989
M.-. W.-. ROBERT M. NEASE, HUGOTON, 67951 R.-. W.-. ALBERT O. ARNOLD, JR., GRAND SECRETARY 320 W. 8th Street, RO. Box 1217 Topeka, Kansas 66601 913-234-5518
M:. W:. CLAUDE W. NORRIS GRAND MASTER MARCH 19, 1988 TO MARCH 18, 1989 (Biographical Sketch, See Page 131)
M.·. W.·. LODGE A.F.&A.M. KANSAS 320 W. 8th Street P. O. Box 1217 Topeka, Kansas 66601 Tel: 913-234-5518
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HOST WORSHIPFUL GRAND LODGE OF A.F. & A.M. OF KANSAS GRAND LODGE OFFICERS 1989-1990 M:.W:. Robert H. Nease, Grand Master, K i l w i n n i n g No. 265, Box 716, Hugoton, 67951 R:.W:. Don E. R o b i n e t t . Deputy Grand Master, S t . John No. 113. Rt 2 Box 52, R a n d a l l , 66963 R:.W:. Conrad F. Johnson, Grand Senior Warden, Smithton No. 1 , 217 S. 1 2 t h , Sabetha, 66534 R:.W:. Richard D. Overton, Grand Junior Warden, Armourdale No. 2 7 1 , 6937Grandview, Merriam, 66204 M:.W:. W i l l i a m F. Mcintosh, PGM, Grand T r e a s u r e r , Clay Center No. 134, 522 Lane S t . Clay Center, 67432 R:.W:. A l b e r t 0. A r n o l d , J r . , Grand S e c r e t a r y , Rosedale No. 333, Box 1217, Topeka. 66601 W:. John E. Mowen, Grand Chaplain, Peace No. 243, Rt 2 Box 117, Louisburg, 66053 W:. W i l l i a m J . Brown, Grand Senior Deacon, U n i t y No. 273, 2839 S. Bonn. Wichita ,67217 W:. Paul J . N e i d h a r d t , Grand Junior Deacon, Roger E. Sherman No. 369, 9651 W. 85th St Apt. B, Overland Park, 66212 W:. Robert K. S h k l a r , Grand Marshal, Cosmos No. 278. 204 S. 5 t h . Kiowa. 67070 W:. K e i t h E p p l e r , Grand Sword Bearer, K i l w i n n i n g No. 265, Box 992, P r a t t , 67124 W:. Leo R. Moore, Grand Senior Steward, Keystone No. 102, Rt. 1 Box 10, C o f f e y v i l l e 67337 W:. Kevin R. Peterson, Grand Junior Steward, Lindsborg No. 397, 624 B r i a r c l i f f , S a l i n a , 67401 W:. Bernard E . ' W e l l e r , Grand P u r s u i v a n t , Webb No. 275, Rt 2 Box 98, Montezuma, 67867 W:. Corvon Carpenter, Grand T y l e r , S t . John No. 113, Rt 1 Box 8 8 , Concordia, 66901 W:. Dwight B u r t o n , A s s i s t a n t Grand T y l e r , Hutchinson No. 445, 2004 H a r r i s o n , Hutchinson, 67502' W:. A. Kevin K o b l e r , A s s i s t a n t Grand S e c r e t a r y , M i l l b r o o k No. 2 8 1 , Box 1217, Topeka, 66601 GRAND LODGE COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN CREDENTIALS Van Doubek, K i l w i n n i n g No. 265, 624 School S t . , P r a t t , 67124 REPORTS OF GRAND OFFICERS Paul E. F e r r e l l , O r i e n t No. 5 1 , 2300 W. 3 0 t h , Topeka, 66611 FINANCE F. Warren Starns. PGM, Wallace No. 318, HC 1 Box 78, Winona, 67764 JURISPRUDENCE Arthur C. Hodgson, PGM, Corner Stone No. 219, Box 666, Lyons, 67554 TRIALS AND PUNISHMENT Kenneth V. Moses, Marysville No. 91, 1201 Debbie Lane, Marysville. 66508 MASONIC EDUCATION Richard D. Overton. Armourdale No. 271, 6937 Grandview, Merriam, 66204 PUBLIC SCHOOLS John A. Schowalter, Halstead No. 46, 303 Poplar, Halstead, 67056 TEMPLE BUILDING AND REMODELING W. Nolan Artz, PGM, Belle Plaine No. 173, 155 Rutland, Wichita, 67206 CHARTERED LODGES AND LODGES UNDER QlSPtNSATION Robert H. Arnold, PGM, Alma No. 161, Box 122, Alma, 66401 FOREIGN RELATIONS Forrest D. Haggard, PGM, Ancient Form No. 34, 7600 W. 75th. Overland Park. 66204 RITUALISTIC A. Franklin Bladwin, Ancient Form No. 34, Rt 1 Box 34, Fontana, 66026 TOTAL YOUTH Ralph Feldkamp, L a f a y e t t e No. 16, 4160 T u t t l e Creek B l v d . Manhattan, 66502 PUBLICATIONS Floyd E. (Gene) Ramsey. Ottawa No. 18. 602 N. Main, Box 3 1 , Ottawa, 66067 CORRESPONDENCE Robert G. Jackson, PGM, Wakarusa No. 402, 3825 S Wworwick Town Rd., Topeka, 66610 NECROLOGY C a r r o l l C. A r n e t t , PGM, B e l l e v i l l e No. 129, 1615 Country Club R d . , ElDorado, 67402 OPERATION "KAN" Glenn I. Knapp, Easton No. 45, 2747 F r a n c i s , Leavenworth, 66048 GRAND LODGE LIBRARY Charles S. B a l d r y , Siloam No. 225, 1700 Grove, Topeka, 66606 GRAND LODGE ACTIVITIES John W. W i l e y , H I . Solomon No. 105, 317 E. 1 7 t h , Solomon, 67480 CHURCH-LODGE RELATIONS Richard T. WentUng, Seabrook No. 385, 1900 James, Topeka, 66604
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AREA I -- Hilton F. Thompson, Grand Lecturer in charge W:. Eugene Bauder, District 9, Uirard' No. 93, 701 S. Summitt, Girard, 66743 Phillip e m o n s . District Parsons. 67357 rniiiip E. L. d uiemons. uistrici. 11, ii, Parsons rdrbons No. no. 117. li/., 2913 c^io Morgan. norgati. rdrbunb. D/03 Merle Furnas. District 25, Keystone No. 102. 3606 W. 7th Coffeyville. 67337 Don R. Hadlock. District 10. Cherokee No. 119, Box 206, Cherokee, 66724 Raymond D. Hough, District 10, Cherokee No. 119, Box 275, Cherokee, 66724 Melvin L. Huffman, District 10, Black Diamond No. 274, Weir, 66781 Leonard G. Scheurich, District 11, Parsons No. 117, 1219 Kimball, Parsons, 67357 Garland Sellers, District 8, Rising Sun No. 8, 712 S. Hoi brook. Ft. Scott, 66701 AREA III â&#x20AC;&#x201D; W Ronald R. Adkins, District 5, Ancient Form No. 34, 7112 Conser, Overland Park,66204 W James Borders, District 6, Overland Park No. 436, 9104 Ensley Ln. Leawood, 66206 W Donald Daniels, District 4, Wyandotte No. 3, 6133 Edith, Kansas City, 66104 W Lewis Mansfield, District 4, Delaware No. 96, 8440 Sandusky, Kansas City, 66112. W Clarence W. (Ike) Sills, District 6, Ben Hur No. 322, Parker, 66072 W Vernon Clark, Districts 3 S 4, Delaware No. 96, 7236 Lafayette, Kansas City 66102 R:.W Robert M. Schroeder, District 5, Ben Hur No. 322, 4104 Strong, Kansas City 66106 AREA III -- Ronald E. White, Grand Lecturer in charge Arvin H. Baker, District 19, Mayetta No. 393, 1237 SE 36th, Topeka, 66605 Robert B. Crumpton, District 19, Mayetta No. 393, 907 SE 33rd Terr. Topeka, 66605 Dee Duttweiler, District 2, Active No. 158, Rt 1 Atchison, 66002 William L. McFall Jr., Hiawatha No. 35, District 16, 209 S. Washington St. Sabetha 66534 Donald L. Roche, District 18, Blue Rapids No'. 169, 401 Chestnut, Blue Rapids, 66411
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AREA I V - - Gerald A. Lough, Grand Lecturer i n charge W:. Vernon C l a r k , D i s t r i c t 15, Delaware No. 96, 7235 L a f a y e t t e , Kansas City,66102 Also Delaware No. 96, D i s t r i c t 4, and Nine Mile No. 49 Phil McCracken, D i s t r i c t 13, Ottawa No. 18, 731 Ash, Ottawa, 66067 George H o l e , D i s t r i c t 14, Lawrence No. 6, 3323 Iowa, Lawrence 66044 W i l l i a m S e l l e n , D i s t r i c t 2 1 , A l b e r t Neese No. 248, Lake Oshawno, Carbondale 66414 John Ryan, D i s t r i c t 2 2 , Carbondale No. 70, 420 Center, Carbondale, 66414 Leland G. S a l t s , D i s t r i c t 64, Mayetta No. 393, 4447 SE Hwy 40, Topeka, 66607 Also - Winchester No. 8 4 , Meriden No. 236 and N o r t o n v i l l e No. 266 AREA VI - - C l i f f o r d L. T r a x , Grand Lecturer i n charge W:. Melburn C. Barnes, D i s t r i c t 2 4 , C o n s t e l l a t i o n No. 95, Box 190, Fredonia, 66736 W:. 0. A l l e n O r t o n , D i s t r i c t 37, B e l l e Plaine No. 173, 225 S. Washington, B e l l e Plaine 67013-0364 W:. W i l l i a m L. Sprague, D i s t r i c t 26, Caney No. 324, Box 122, Caney, 67333 W:. Gerald L. W i l s o n , D i s t r i c t 25, Carson No. 132, Rt 4 Box 1 2 1 , Independence, 67301 W:. Stanley A. Combs, D i s t r i c t 36, Unity No. 273,341 S. 1st Clearwater, 67026 W:. J u s t i n H. Musson, D i s t r i c t 35, Crescent No. 133, 1013 Highland, Arkansas C i t y , 67005 AREA V I I - - David F. Snyder, Grand Lecturer i n charge Edward L. Freeman, D i s t r i c t 34, Mystic Tie No. 74, Box 94, Augusta, 67010 W i l l i a m R. Leonard, D i s t r i c t 33, McPherson No. 172, 705 S. Chestnut McPherson, 67460 Larry G. P e t e r s , D i s t r i c t 38, North Star No. 168, Box 4738, W i c h i t a , 67204-0738 Daryl R. Unruh, D i s t r i c t 39, McPherson No. 176, 1475 N. Maple, McPherson, 67460 James Moore, Unassigned, North Star No. 168, 1019 Chipper, W i c h i t a , 67212 AREA V l l l - - Harold E. C o l b e r t , Grand L e c t u r e r i n charge W Norman C. B l i s s , D i s t r i c t 29, Wamego No. 75, 1003 Pine S t . Wamego, 66547 Raymond R. Haden, D i s t r i c t 30, C l i f t o n No. 122, Box E, C l i f t o n , 66937 Dale F. S c o t t , D i s t r i c t 3 2 , White C i t y No. 380, White C i t y , 66872 Franklin Dean Wyant, D i s t r i c t 32, Union 7, Rt 3 Box 177, Junction C i t y , 66441 AREA IX - - Earl P. Krankenberg Grand Lecturer i n charge Loren R. Harvey, D i s t r i c t 40, Ht. Vernon No. l 4 5 . Box 186, B e l o i t , 67420 Charles G. Jordan, J r . , D i s t r i c t 4 2 , Mt. Vernon No. 145, Rt 4 , B e l o i t , 67420 Charles D. Bock, D i s t r i c t 54, Cawker C i t y No. 125, Box 113, Cawker C i t y , 67430 Tracy Post, D i s t r i c t 55, Paradise No. 290, 806 S. Commercial, P l a i n v i l l e , 67663 AREA X - - Robert K. Shklar Grand Lecturer i n charge V e r l i n L. McHenry, D i s t r i c t 45, Hutcliinson No. 445, 1003 W. 1 7 t h , Hutchinson, 67501 Clarence B. Murphy, D i s t r i c t 46, Delta No. 77, 505 N. Cherry, Medicine Lodge, 67104 Earl P. Krankenberg, D i s t r i c t 52, Ellinwood No. 217, Box 9 1 , Hudson, 67545 W i l l i a m P. Hudson, D i s t r i c t 5 1 , M a c k s v i l l e No. 3 7 1 , Box 728, M a c k s v i l l e , 67557 W i l l i a m Neal Holmes, D i s t r i c t 44, Chase No. 247, Chase, 67524 Lawrence E. G r i z z e l l , D i s t r i c t 5 1 , (Asst) Macksville No. 3 7 1 , M a c k s v i l l e , 67557 C l i f f o r d D. Koehne, D i s t r i c t 44, ( A s s t ) Chase No. 247, Box 130, Chase, 67524 AREA XI - - Richard R. H a e f e l e , Grand Lecturer i n charge W:. Thomas F. Burrows, D i s t r i c t 63, Fargo No. 300, Rt 2 Box 203, L i b e r a l , 67901 W:. Lloyd D. C r a l l , D i s t r i c t 6 1 , St. Bernard No. 222, 1915 Hart S t . , Dodge C i t y 67801 W:. Jack C. McDaniel, D i s t r i c t 62, Ulysses No. 435, 117 College, Ulysses, 67880 AREA X I I - - Hurl but K. Graves, Grand Lecturer i n charge W:. A: Kevin Kobler, D i s t r i c t 57, H i l l b r o o k No. 2 8 1 , Box 1217, Topeka, 66601 W:. Aubrey Park, D i s t r i c t 5 8 , Oakley No. 253, 413 Edgerton, Oakley, 67758 W:. J e f f e r y N. R a i l e , D i s t r i c t 5S, S t . Francis No. 404, Box 246, S t . F r a n c i s , 67756 W:. Delbert W. B e r r y , D i s t r i c t 5 6 , Lenora No. 1 8 1 , Box 12, Lenora, 67642
TIfâ&#x201A;¬ OF MEETING 1990 THE ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-FOURTH ANNUAL COMMUNICATION OF THE MOST WORSHIPFUL GRAND LODGE OF ANCIENT FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS OF KANSAS WILL BE IN SALINA, KANSAS, BEGINNING FRIDAY, MARCH 15, AND CONCLUDING SATURDAY MARCH 17, 1990
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE H:.W:. GRAND LODGE OF AF & AM OF KANSAS ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-THIRD ANNUAL COMMUNICATION Salina, Kansas March 17, 1989 Following the organ prelude by Brother Dee Duttweiler, Past Grand Master M:.W:. Lawrence D. Winegardner, called the assembly to order. The Grand Lodge Officers proceeded to the center of the Grand Lodge where they were individually introduced from the Grand East, with the exception of the Grand Master. M:.W:. Claude W. Norris was escorted to Grand East by the Grand Marshal, W:. Ronald E. White, assisted by the Grand Senior Deacon, W:. Richard D. Overton.
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Lawrence Bodine, Assistant Grand Tyler Hugh W. Gill, III, Grand Tyler Kenneth W. Simmons, Grand Pursuivant Harold W. Frasier, Grand Junior Steward Hurl but K. Graves, Grand Senior Steward Harry W. Peterson, Grand Sword Bearer Ronald E. White, Grand Marshal A. Franklin Baldwin, Grand Junior Deacon Richard D. Overton, Grand Senior Deacon Raymond A. Pearsall, Grand Chaplain Albert 0. Arnold, Jr., Grand Secretary William F. Mcintosh, PGM, Grand Treasurer Conrad F. Johnson, Grand Junior Warden Don E. Robinett, Grand Senior Warden Robert M. Nease, Deputy Grand Master Claude W. Norris, Grand Master
As H:.W:. Claude W. Norris entered he was received with reaching the Grand East was presented the gavel. The Grand Master bid all a for his introductions. Colors Whitley.
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Junior Warden, Charles Schult, Salina Lodge No. 60, welcomed on behalf of the W:. Master and brothers of the lodge.
direction of Ed
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The Grand Master asked the Grand Marshal to retire and escort the Mayor of Salina, Sydney Soderberg, to the altar, where she was duly presented by the Grand Senior Deacon. Mrs. Soderberg welcomed all to the city of Salina and wished for them a most successful Communication. Chris Harwood, Grand Bethel Honor Queen, 1988-89, Abliene Bethel No. 7, Job's Daughters was escorted to the altar by the Grand Marshal and presented to the Grand Master by the Grand Senior Deacon. She brought greetings on behalf of Job's Daughters and expressed thanks for the opportunity to belong to an organization that builds confidence and leadership.and promotes love of God and family. Michelle Strader, Grand Worthy Advisor of Rainbow, was escorted to the altar where she was also presented in regular form. She expressed her pleasure to serve the community and nation and for the opportunity to travel Kansas making the work of Rainbow more visible. Upon being escorted to the altar, Kevin E. Dellett, State Master Counselor Advisor of DeMolay brought greetings and thanked the brothers for their cooperation. He invited interested brothers to attend the Conclave at Rock Springs. (The Grand Master presented checks in the amount of $1,000.00 each to Job's Daughters, Order of Rainbow and Order of DeMolay to aid in their travel expenses.)
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Sister Frances Eckoff, Worthy Grand Matron, Order Eastern Star, upon being escorted to the altar, brought greetings and expressed appreciation for the courtesies extended to her. She then introduced Jerry Van Allen, Worthy Grand Patron, and her other officers in attendance. The Order of Amaranth was represented by Sister Alberta Miller who was presented and and as Grand Royal Matron, brought greetings on behalf of the order. The Grand Master instructed the Grand Marshal to escort M:.W:. Past Grand Master John Murray to the East where he was presented by the Grand Senior Deacon for the purpose of receiving his 50 year pin. The Grand Master expressed the appreciation of the Masons of Kansas for the many years of dedication and hard work that M:.W:. John Murray had freely given the craft. H:.W:. John Murray thanked the craft and said it was a distinct honor to be able to work for and with the Masons for 50 years. M:.W:. Robert A. Arnold was escorted to the altar by request of the Grand Master to honor his 65th birthday. The brothers joined in a hearty rendition of the "Happy Birthday Song" accompanied by organist W:. Dee Duttweiler.
REPORT OF THE NECROLOGY COMMITTEE M:.W:. Carroll C. Arnett, PGM, presented the following report in the general session. This report was accepted on motion by the Chairman during the business session. To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of AF & AM of Kansas: Most Worshipful Grand Master and Brethren, it is with mixed emotions and deep sorrow that this report has been prepared for presentation to you at this Annual Communication, then with your approval to be recorded in the proceedings. Our Grand Lodge suffered the loss of 1754 of our brethern during the past year. We are so thankful that the line thus enabling us to benefit from the in their various places and stations.
of our Grand Lodge officers has not been broken, performance of the duties and lessons exemplified
The circle of fraternal friendship of the living Past Grand Masters was broken by the passing of M:.W:. Ray W. Kinzie on December 24, 1988. M:.W:. Ray was elected and installed as the Grand Master of Kansas on March 10, 1960. He became the 91st brother to hold this exalted position since the Grand Lodge was formed in 1856. He was christened RAY WESLEY KINZIE, the son of GEORGE and MAUD KINZIE of Alexandria, Nebraska, and was born in that city on April 15, 1905. He attended school in Hebron, and after graduation there, attended college in Grand Island, specializing in business administration. M:.W:. Kinzie accepted employment with the Santa Fe Trails Transportation Co., and came to Wichita in 1926. He progressed with the company to the position of Secretary and Treasurer. He was a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Wichita. He was married to RUTH REILLY of Norton, Kansas on May 31, 1926. They had one daughter, BETTY RUTH ZULTNER of Chicago, Illinois, and two grandchildren, RICHARD JR. and RUTH ANN. H:.W:. Kinzie served his lodge, Bestor G. Brown No. 433, as Master in 1944, and the M:.W:. Grand Lodge as District Deputy Grand Master in 1946. He has been active in Scottish Rite in Wichita and was coronated Inspector General Honory of the Thirty-Third Degree in 1955. He was created a Noble of the Mystic Shrine in May 1943, and served on various committees and uniformed units of Midian Temple until his appointment as Outer Guard in 1948. He became Illustrious Potentate in 1956 and served as personal deputy of the late FRANK S. LAND, during his term as Imperial Potentate in 1955. Ray was a member of the Royal Order of Jesters, the Hi Twelve Club of Wichita, a Past Patron of Rose Douglas Chapter of No. 435, OES, and a Past Watchman of the Shepards in Miriam Shrine No. 3, White Shrine of Jerusalem. He also was awarded the Grand Cross of Honor in the order of Rainbow for Girls, the highest honor in the International Supreme Council of the Order of DeHolay, a Legionnaire of the Legion of Honor.
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M:.W:. Ray resided at the Woodlawn Nursing Home during his long illness. The M:.W:. Grand Lodge of AF & AM of Kansas opened on the Lodge of Sorrow at 11:00 a.m., December 30, 1988 in the hall of Bestor G. Brown Lodge No. 433. Services were held at the Mission Chapel Mausoleum in Wichita. M:.W:. Larry D. Weingardner conducted the graveside services in a very proficient manner. We were also saddened by the passing of R:.W:. Calvin E. Bruns who died May 17,1988 while se rving in the office of District Deputy of District No. 28. R:.W:. Calvin was a member of Ashlar Lodge No. 344, Master in 1967 & 1971 and served as Secretary from 1972 thru 1986. Also, R:.W:. Kenneth R. Dooley passed away September 26, 1988 while serving as Chairman of the Correspondence Committee. He was Master of Mount Vernon Lodge No. 145 in 1970 and 1978. He was DDGM in 1979. These two R:.W:. Sirs both have very impressive records in their service to freemasonry. It is with regret we report the death of R:.W:. Raymond E. Martin, DDGM, District 20. His death occured on March 7, 1989. R:.W:. Martin had planned to attend this Com, munication and for that purpose had been meeting with other members of his home lodge the night before his death. He was also Secretary of Golden Rule Lodge No. 90 at the time of his passing. His service to the fraternity and to the Order Eastern Star will be greatly missed. We trust that the sorrov/s and burdens of the departed have been by the many prayers offered by friends, relatives, and brethren.
greatly lightened
I've come the the end of that Level of Time That leads us all on to that Grand Lodge Sublime From whose sacred borne none ever return More light in Masonry, there I shall learn By an altar where light shall ever burn.
I've squared each stone by the virtuous square. And plummed them all true, as I shipped them up there. With Compasses I've measured the Masters' Design, And kept in due bounds with His points and His lines. My Blueprints are folded, I've answered his sign.
Each day from life's Quarries, I've hewn out of stone With gavel I've shaped them each one alone, And shipped them above, beyond that bright strand. To build me a house in that Bright Better Land.
The mortar I've made from friendship and love. To be spread with the Master's trowel up above My apron is worn, but its' surface is white, My working tools now lie cold and quiet. My trestle board's bare and I am going tonight.
I AM READY FOR MY LAST DEGREE Respectfully submitted, Carroll C. Arnett, PGM, Chairman
M:.W:. Claude W. Norris, Grand Master, formally opened Grand Lodge in Ample Form on the third degree at 9:55 a.m., convening the 133rd Annual Communication on the above date at the Masonic Temple, Salina, Kansas. Following the announcements, the first report of the Crendentials Committee was read by Chairman, Donald 0. Doll. The Grand Secretary declared a quorum present.
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INTRODUCTIONS M:.W: . C l a ude W. Norris introduced p e r s o n a l g r e e t ings and welcome to this P r e s e n t we re: M: .W S. Allan Dougherty M: .W Richard L. Becker M: .W John H. Murray M: .W Arthur G. Hodgson M: .W William M Bradford " " M: .W Thomas C. Raum, Or. H: .W Carroll C Arnett H: -W Robert D. Caplinger H: .W Richard D Kelsey M: .W J. Fred Williamson H: .U Forrest D. Haggard
the Past Grand Masters Annual Communication. H: .W M: .W M: .W H: .W H: .W M: .W M: .W M: .w M: .w M: .w
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Robert H. Arnold William F. Mcintosh Chester L. Gilbert W. Nolan Artz F. Warren Starns Ben B. Boyles Robert G. Jackson Lawrence D. Winegardner Arris M. Johnson Clifford D. Knauss
M:.W:. Carol Cremer, Grand Master of Iowa, was escorted to the East and introduced. The Grand Master thanked M:.W:. Cremer for cation and Private Grand Honors were extended.
joining us in our 133rd Annual Communi-
The Grand Master asked that the Grand Representatives of other Jurisdictions be escorted to the East for the purpose of introduction. Welcomed were: Frank Gunter, Grand Representative of Colorado James DeMoss, Grand Representative of Nebraska Mitchell Miller, Grand Representative of Alaska The Grand Master asked that the distinguished leaders of the Concordant and Appendant Bodies in the state of Kansas be escorted to the East, and the introduced the following: Sir Knight John D. Trude, Very Eminent Deputy Grand Commander, Knights Templar of Kansas M:.I:. Dean C. Hjorth, Grand Master, Cryptic Masons of Kansas R:.E:. Robert K. Kurz, Grand High Priest, Grand Chapter of the RAM of Kansas M:.W:. Norris expressed his pleasure at having and thanked them for their continued efforts.
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The Grand Master asked that M:.W:. Thomas C. Raum, Jr. Past Grand Master of Masons in Kansas, Past Master of DeMolay International, Past Grand Treasurer of Kansas, present Grand Secretary of DeMolay International and Sovereign Grand Inspector General of the Ancient Scottish Rite, Southern Jurisdiction be escorted to the East. Private Grand Honors were extended to this PGM with thanks and praise for his accomplishments and dedication to all facets of Masonry. The Grand Master asked for the Grand Representatives of other Grand Jurisdictions near the Grand Jurisdiction of Kansas and that those present stand and be recognized. He commended them for representing their respective jurisdictions and urged them to continue the relationship and to keep Grand Lodge informed. The Area Deputy Grand Masters and District Deputy Grand Masters were asked to stand and be recognized. The Grand Master commended them for representing their respective Jurisdictions and urged them to continue their relationship with these Jurisdictions and to keep Grand Lodge informed. H:.W:. Norris called for nominations for the Kansas Masonic Home Board of Trustees. R:.W:. Robert M. Nease, Deputy Grand Master nominated W:. David Recob, Past Master of Topeka Lodge No. 17 and member of the Ritualistic Committee to serve as Trustee. Nomination was duly seconded. The Grand Master called for other nominations. Hearing none, he declared the nominatons closed and asked for motion to elect W:. Recob by acclaimation. Motion made, seconded and carried. R:.W:. Robert M. Nease was asked to assume the gavel of authority and Norris approached the podium to deliver his address.
H:.W:. Claude
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REPORT OF THE CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE W:. Donald L. D o l l , Chairman o f the Credentials Committee, gave the f o l l o w i n g r e p o r t which on his motion was accepted, subject to any necessary c o r r e c t i o n s or additions; To the H:.W:. Grand Lodge o f A.F. & A.M. o f Kansas: The C r e d e n t i a l s Committee i s pleased to r e p o r t t h a t we have recorded the f o l l o w i n g brethren present and e n t i t l e d to seats i n the One Hundred T h i r t y - t h i r d Annual Communic a t i o n o f the M:.W:. Grand Lodge o f A.F. & A.M. o f Kansas GRAND OFFICERS M: .W .Claude W. N o r r i s R: .W . Robert M. Nease R: .W . Don E. Robinette R: .W . Conrad F. Johnson H: .W . W i l l i a m F. Mcintosh R: .W . A l b e r t 0. A r n o l d , J r W . Raymond A. Pearsall U . Richard D. Overton W . A. F r a n k l i n Baldwin M: .W . Ben B. Boyles W . Ronald E. White U . Harry W. Peterson V . Hurl but K. Graves U . Harold W. Frasier W . Kenneth W. Simmons W . Hugh W. G i l l , I I I W . Lawrence Bodine
Grand Master Deputy Grand Master Grand Senior Warden Grand Junior Warden Grand Treasurer Grand Secretary Grand Chaplain Grand Senior Deacon Grand Junior Deacon Grand Orator Grand Marshal Grand Sword Bearer Grand Senior Steward Grand Junior Steward Grand Pursuivant Grand T y l e r A s s i s t a n t Grand T y l e r SUB-OFFICERS
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A. Kevin Kobler M i l t o n F. Thompson C l i f f o r d Trax Robert K. Shklar Charles D. Gallipeau Harold E. Colbert A l f r e d H. Slough C. W. S i l l s Ronald E. White Richard R. Haefele J e r r y Lough David F. Snyder Hurl but Graves B i l l Updegrove James R. S t r u b l e Russell C. S c h w i l l i n g Earl P. Krankenberg Earl S i t t o n
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. S. A l l a n Daugherty . Richard Becker . John H. Murray . Arthur C. Hodgson . W i l l i a m E. Bradford .Thomas C. Raum, J r . . C a r r o l l C. A r n e t t . Robert D. Caplinger . Richard D. Kelsey . J . Fred Williamson
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Forrest D. Haggard Robert H. Arnold W i l l i a m F. Mcintosh Chester L. G i l b e r t W. Nolan Artz F. Warren Starns Ben B. Boyles Robert G. Jackson Larry D. Winegardner A r r i s M. Johnson C l i f f o r d D. Knauss
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AREA DEPUTY GRAND MASTERS (OUTGOING) 1988-1989 Oren F. Patterson John E. Mowen F. Ray Canada Bobby J . Walker Walter H. Jack
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DISTRICT DEPUTY GRAND MASTERS (OUTGOING) 1988-1989 Jerry T. Huff Maurice C. Hearn W. E. Hathaway C. R. Jahne Paul Phillips John Speer Mike OeLange Robert L. W i l l m e t h . . ^ Johnny J . G i l l h a m . . ." Paul Reed Mervil Dick William J. Warders Charles R. Allen Steven C. Lutz Carl E. Manning E. Blaine Schoolcraft J. R. Blankenship John F. Bohm Hervin E. Buchenau Lloyd D. Everett
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Alex L. Bolinder Mike Knak Edward L. Freeman Keith Grain Norman L. Stubbs Charles A. Schult Dana C. Johnson Stanley R. Goble Donald D. Hibbs Richard Wortman Robert Simmons Robert Gashaw C. LeRoy Brown Wade R. Park S t u a r t Pittman Charles J . Purma, I I Glen Rinehart Carl Neeland
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DISTRICT DEPUTY GRAND MASTERS (INCOMING) 1989-1990 Jerry T. Huff Shirley F. Strange Robert L. Boring William H. Harlow Eldon G. Nicholson David R. Jackson Thomas C. Johnson Carveth K, Neer C. W. Sweeton Ralph E. Studebaker Mike J. Lucke Thomas J. Welsh Robert E. Redick Evan L. Hoit Carl D. Chalfant Leonard T. Smith Willis E. Welch James M. Brown Richard K. Ryan Oscar R. Martin Neil M. Nuzman F. Dale Curry O r v i l l e D. Swender Mervin E. Buchenau O a r r e l l Sharpe
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Carl Reynolds Robert M. DuBois Ross Sherwood James E. Jindra A l l e n Orton Richard J . Whitney W i l l i a m E. Smies Stanley E. Ozmun B. L. Roy Williams John E. Carlson Kenneth D. Coon Wayne C. Simons Richard W. Ward Darrell J. Shanteau Bradley Penka Charles D. Bock Loel F. McCray C. LeRoy Brown Jay Black Wade R. Park Robert Palmer Carl H. O'Hair J. Dwight Lobdell Robert Buerkle Brad Kimball Harold F. Lister
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DISTINQUISHED GUESTS M:.W:. R:.W:. R:.W:. W:. W:. W:.
Carol Cramer, Grand Master o f Iowa Terry C. Alexander, Grand Secretary o f Missouri James N. DeMoss, Grand Senior Warden of Nebraska F r a n k l i n 0. Gunter, Grand Chaplain o f Colorado James L. Eatmon, Grand Junior Warden o f Nebraska M i t c h e l l R. M i l l e r , Grand T y l e r o f Alaska OTHER DISTINQUISHED GUESTS
H : . I : . Dean C. H j o r t h , Grand Master C r y p t i c Masons o f Kansas S i s t e r Frances Eckhoff, Worthy Grand Matron, Order o f Eastern Star o f Kansas W:. J e r r y K. Van A l l e n , Worthy Grand Patron, Order o f Eastern Star o f Kansas R:.W:. Robert K. Kurz, Grand High P r i e s t , Royal Arch Masons o f Kansas 111: K. Maynard C u r t s , Intendent General, Red Cross of Constantine Bro. B i l l y B. Long, Grand Royal Patron o f Amaranth S i s t e r Louetta S e c r e s t , Past Grand Matron, OES, President Kansas Masonic Home Board S i s t e r A l b e r t a M i l l e r , Grand Royal Matron o f Amaranth. Bro. Claude M. Devorss, State P r e s i d e n t , High Twelve i n Kansas S i r Knight John D. Trude, Very Eminent Deputy Grand Commander o f Grand Commandery Companion/Sir Knight Halbert G. Horton, Grand S e c r e t a r y / r e c o r d e r York R i t e Bodies M:.W:. Thomas C. Raum, J r . PGM; PGM DeHolay I n t e r n a t i o n a l ; Past Grand Treasurer o f Ks; Present Grand Secretary o f DeMolay I n t e r n a t i o n a l and Sovereign Grand Inspector General Ancient S c o t t i s h R i t e o f the Southern J u r i s d i c t i o n Bro. James L. Claussen, Executive D i r e c t o r , Kansas Masonic Founcation Bro. Donald J . H o r t t o r , P r e s i d e n t , Kansas Masonic Foundation W:. J . Eldon Masters, Executive O f f i c e r , DeMolay o f Kansas R:.W:. C l i f f o r d Trax, O f f i c i a l photographer Mrs. Jean Beck, Past Grand Matron, Order o f Eastern Star Mrs. Jima Danielson, Widow o f PGM Durward C. Danielson Mrs. Bonnie I r b y , Widow o f PGM Addison C. I r b y Floyd E. Ramsey, E d i t o r , Kansas Mason Kevin E. D e l l e t t , State Master Councilor, Order o f DeMolay, Kansas Chris Harwood, Grand Bethel Honored Queen, Job's Daughters GRAND REPRESENTATIVES Alabama-W. Nolan A r t z ; A l a s k a - C l i f f o r d T r a x ; A r i z o n a - W i l l i a m F. H c I n t o s h ; C a l i f o r n i a Richard D. Kelsey; Colorado, J . Fred W i l l i a m s o n ; Connecticut-John Rule; D i s t r i c t o f Columbia-William E. B r a d f o r d ; F l o r i d a - D a v i d R. Shephard;Georgia-Ben B. B o y l e s ; L o u i s i a n a W i l l i a m J . Brown; Hassachusetts-Vernon D. M a r t i n ; Minnesota- E. Dean Osborn; M i s s o u r i C l i f f o r d D. Knauss; New Hampshire-L. D. Winegardner; New J e r s e y - E l v i n S. Cox; New YorkF. Warren S t a r n s ; North C a r o l i n a - J e r r y W. Cole; North Dakota-Arthur C. Hodgson; OhioJohn H. Murray; Puerto Rico-Melburn C. Barnes; South Carolina-Chester L. G i l b e r t ; Tennessee- C. T r a v i s Spencer; Texas-K. Maynard C u r t s ; Utah-Kevin Peterson; V i r g i n i a Glenn L. Knapp; Washington- George L. Gerardy; Wisconsin-Robert D. Caplinger B o l i v a - C . M. (Bud) Geis; B r a s i l (Minas Gerais)-Richard L. Becker; B r a s i l (Rio De J a n e r i o ) Robert K. S h k l a r ; B r a s i l (Rio Grande Do S u l ) - A . Kevin Kobler; Canada ( O n t a r i o ) - R i c h a r d D. Overton:Columbia (Cartagena)-Hurlbut K. Graves; Columbia (Bogota)-Merle D. BradleyEucador-David F. Snyder;El Salvador-John A. Schowalter; England-S. A l l a n Daugherty; F i n l a n d - J e f f r e y L. Sowder; France-David L. Recob; Germany-Albert 0. A r n o l d , J r . ; GreeceA. Franklin Baldwin; India-Claude W. N o r r i s ; Ireland-Robert G. Jackson; I s r a e l - F o r r e s t D. Haggard; I t a l y - L. Eldon Gideon; Japan-Carroll C. A r n e t t ; Mexico (Cosmos)- Robert H. Nease; Mexico (San Luis Potosi)-Damon M. Grimes; Mexico ( Y o r k ) - Merle Furnas; NetherlandsLloyd D. CralV, New Brunswick-Clarence W. S i l l s ; New Zealand-Don E. R o b i n e t t ; Nova S c o t i a Donald D. Schoeni; Panama-David E. Casey; Quebec-Thomas C. Raum, Jr.;SaskatchewanA l v i n E. Hauserman; Scotland-Robert H. A r n o l d ; South A f r i c a - J o h n W. W i l l e y , I I I ; South Australia-Conrad F. Johnson; Spain-James E. Bradley; Tasmania ( A u s t r a l i a ) Charles D. G a l l i p e a u ; V i c t o r i a - A r t h u r R. Seele; Western A u s t r a l i a - A r r i s M. Johnson
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Douglas D. McHatton Vic Finkbinder K. Haynard C u r t s , Donald D. Schoeni, Ronald A d k i n s , C. R. Jahne, Forrest Haggard, F r a n k l i n B a l d w i n , Glenn Blackburn Warner Pape, J r . Charles C. Nelson Harold P. Dehoff, Louis Massie, Jim Masters Jim M. Sheldon, D. M. Grimes Ronald E. Stout Charles R. A l l e n Dale C. Hobbs, Dale W e l l s , K. E. M o r r i s , J . Obie G r i f f i t h , Carl Hobbs Thomas J . Welsh S h i r l e y F. Strange, Glenn L. Knapp Gary L. W i l s o n , John A. Schowalter, Robert H. DuBois Harry Peterson Thos. G. Neely W i l l i s E. Welch Robert L. Tomlinson, J r . , Ralph M. Cochran, W. L. Stokes, W i l l i a m M. Marlow L A. Newsom, Louis A. Haslar Jerry T. Huff C. A. L u c k i n b i l l , Leonard H. Godown, Sr. Leroy L. Loggins C l i f f o r d R. Lamer, Glenn E. Kohr, A. K. T r e n t , James R. S t r u b l e , Charles H. Case David A. Jackson Harold W. Z i e g l e r , M e l v i n Cummings, Jimmie Jackson, Oscar R. M a r t i n Chas. E. Skubkagel Charles H. Duckworth John J . Ryan, John M. Ryan, Rick Ryan C. W. Sweeton Larry R. Goodwin H. George W i g h t , Earl Thompson Howard Decker Ivan H. Pemberton Carl D. Chalfant Donald G. Marks, I r l R. M i t c h e l l , Edwin D i r k s , B i l l 0. Nelson, Aubrey R o l l i n s Lloyd L. England W i l l i a m H. Lewis Wayne E. Nelson Charles F. M i l l e r , Kenneth Moses F. Earl R i l e y Melburn C. Barnes, Paul L. Maxwell Norbert A. A n g e l l , J r . , Lewis M a n s f i e l d , Don C o l w e l l , Carol G. Pape, Vern J . C l a r k , Luis Romero, J r . Martin A. Reed, Jim E. Ross, C. F. C l a y t o n , R. T. Roberts Carl Manning, F. L. N e t t l e t o n Leo R. Moore, H. Ronald N o r f l e t t , Merle W. Furnas Mike J . Lucke, Gene Cochran Floyd S o r r i c k Donald J . Dalhaus, C. L. Radford, J r . , John W. W i l l e y , I I I W i l l i s Hall
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M. Wayne Rush, Orville E. Wesseler, David B. Ranger Edward A. Foxx , Ted Parisa
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Max C r o i s a n t , John D. Trude, Raymond E. K i n g , Corvon Carpenter, Max L. B r i g g s , E. Phil Smith, Donald B. Hanson, Robert B. Pfuetze, Roger C. Nelson Leonard Scheurich, C. Dale Jones Ralph Kimmel
Jeffrey L. Sowder L. D. Morgison, H. Woodruff, Raymond R. Haden, Robert C. Haden George, Atkinson, Edwin L. Taylor, Gerald E. Culver Charles D. Bock Raymond Shobe Lynn Taylor George W. Young Roy Stirton, K. Haynard Curts, Stanley E. Slater, Glenn E. Blackburn, Dean C. Hjorth Edward B. Sherwood, Gerald R. Butcher, John L. Hybsha, Carl R. Hamm James M. Sloan Carl F. Harder, Francis Peterson, Chester Jones, Robert A. Jackson, Don Ward Loren R. Harvey J e r r y Armstrong MikeKnak E. S. "Short" Cox, Ray E. Royal Jimmie L. G r a s s i , Martin 0. Johnson Dwight H. W i l l i a m s , Joseph P. K u l i c h , B. L. Roy Williams Clyde 0. Engler A l v i n Colson, Dee D u t t w e i l e r , L. Winegardner, John Rule, George Gerardy. A l b e r t J . Wohlgemuth Arnold W. Hafenstein
163. Silas A. Vaught 164. Louis J. McCain, Robert Palmer 166. Cecil DeWyke 168. Larry G. Peters, Donald L. Doll, Clifford Trax 169. Kenneth Fincham, James A. Wilson, Don Roche, William J. Warders, Phillip Osborne 172. Daryl R. Unruh 173. N. J. Eschenbrenner, Allen Orton, Wilbur Barngrover 184. Francis McLaughlin 186. Jerry L. Lohoefener 187. Carveth K. Neer 189. Earle M. Sitton 190. Ervel F. Cleaver, Anthony B. Swenson 191. Darrell Holmes 192. J. Fred Williamson, C. R. Gish 195. Lawrence Bodine, William D. Paul 196. Vance E. Welch, F. Dale Curry 198. Richard Brozek 201. Carl A. Van Dorn, James L. Frikken 203. James E. Jindra 205. 206. 210. 217.
John J . Wayman Robert L. Gardner, Kenneth D. Strader Charles Beckford Earl Krankenberg, V i r g i l E. B i b y , B i l l Banks, Robert B. Reser
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Delmar Loughridge Bill Updegrove Alvin Sjolander Homer H. Jones, Lloyd D. Crall, J. Dwight Lobdell, Jim D. Beye Walter F. Jack George Kenworthy Earl H. Berg J. Delmer Blubaugh, Kenneth D. Coon H. G. Jones John E. Mowen E. B. Schoolcraft Raymond H. Heer, Robert Buerkle Alfred H. Slough, Billy C. Adams Steven C. Lutz John L. Rigg Evan Hoit P. H. Payne James P. Norris, Lewis Hillard, Keith A. Eppler, Fred N. Rose, Van Doubek W. Max Mathis. Lester H. Butterfield, Hervin R. Hundley James Borders, Roland Keith Robert Truesdall, Tom Oliphant, Jack Ellis
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V e r g i l Peebler, W i l l i a m J . Brown, Wesley C. Stephens, John H c H i l l e n , Edwin T. Smith, Don A. F i t c h Carl Reynolds, Robert D. Parvin, Harold L. B u i c k , Paul J . Harrel Carl H. OHair Don L. Dicks Glen R i n e h a r t . Robert K. Kurz Thomas 0. Hearld Ralph Peck
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Bennie H. Keller. Kenneth L. Smith, Stanley Mitchum, James E. Bradley Dale Stinson, Robert King Charles Singhisen, H. Gene Payne, Cyril Pfannenstiel, Jerry W. Cole J. Steven Molstad, Jay Black
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Brad Kimball James B. DeBerry, Thomas J . Nestor Harold F r a s i e r , Arthur R. Seele Clyde A. S e c r e s t , Charles C. Adams, Marvin E. Urg, Jesse M. Longwith W i l l i a m A. Boles Ray L. Weiser, Bradley Penka Robert Simmons Daniel G. S h e l t o n , J . El don Masters Lloyd D. Everett Lee F a i r c h i l d , Charles J . Purma Jim Burt Marvin A. Shoemaker John B o l i n d e r W i l l i a m C. B r o r k , Archie L. Harmon Glen R. Clopton, W i l l i a m R. U a t k i n s , Rufus Alcorn Morris F i s h e r , Claude H. Smith, James A. Michau, Max A. S e l l e r s , W. Michael Thomas. Michael Ross, Duane E. T r a v i s W. E. Hathaway Paul J . N e i d h a r d t , Harry H. Hathaway, Donald M. Wood, Vernon P h i l l i p s Eugene G r i z z e l l , Wayne E. Oak Kenneth D. Hutchinson J e r a l d 0. Peterson, Donald H. Ladwig, R. T. Wentling C l i f f o r d A. Johnson, Kenneth R. Leander, Charles Ruedle, Charles A. Schult Robert Jackman, John W. M i t c h e l l , Edward C. Haines Robert G. Jackson, H a l b e r t Morton, James H. Brown Charles H. Graves Orves Beeghly John R. P o r t e r , Mervil D i c k , Ronald E. Brannock Harold W. F r a s i e r , J e r r y K. VanAllen John B. James CharlesE. Disque, Marvin A. G i b l e r , Robert E. G r i z z e l l Charles W. Gutsch David F. Snyder K. Maynard C u r t s , Harry F. Leonard, Michael T. W i l s o n , Frank Kneaves George C. M i l l e r , Norman Haier Owight B u r t o n , Edwin L. Tayler, Stanley R. Goble, V e r l i n L. McHenry, Lawrence Eckoff Donald Truex, W i l l i a m J . Brown, Jerome Koran
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LODGE REPRESENTATIVES Conrad Johnson W i l l i a m G. S e l l e r s , A l b e r t Crable, J r . , Richard C. Davis, Robert L. Boring Ralph H. G e l v i n , S r . , John A. Golden F. Dean Uyant, Walter R. McKenzie, Sr. Herbert J . Keene Raymond Smith, Clarence C. Young, David R. Shepard Thomas A. Day, Danny H. K e l l e r , P h i l l i p W. K e f f e r , Thomas R. Wilkerson Glen E. Sears, Maurice C. Hearn Robert L. Westgate W i l l i a m D. McCord, Trevor L. Rees Gary D. Engle James P. Sheely, M i l t o n L. K i t e , W i l l i a m A. Caughey Henley E. Stepp, J r . , Harold E. C o l b e r t , George S e l l e n s , Hervin F. Buchenau John S. Swain, James R. S t r u b l e , J e f f r e y L. G i l l i s p i e , Richard M. G i l l i s p i e Donald W. Smith, A l l e n Troutman, Howard L. Smith c- M. Geis Paul Reed
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Thomas J. Danley, Wayne H. R o U f Isaac H. McHahon Homer E, Peterson Eric J. Guenther
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2 9 . Jerry D. Baughn 30. Warren L. Henrie 32. Douglas D. McHatton 33. Vic Finkenbinder 34. Joe R. Urice, Roland V. Ashley, Bernard D . Hoffman, K. Maynard C u r t s . 35. Warner P a p e , Jr. 36. Kenneth J . H a r r i s . Harold P. Dehoff, Lewis Massie 37. Leaford Savage 38. Jack E. Brown. Clarence H. Smith 40. Charles K. Lawhead, Sr.. Robert E. Redick, Sr. 42. Charles R. A l l e n 43. Carl G. Hobbs, W. Dale Wells 44. Thomas J . Welch 45. Lei and A. Doty 46. Gary L. W i l s o n , Robert M. DuBois, William A. Weesner 47. Thomas C. Johnson 49. John M. Frame, F. Edward White 51. Roland C. Bonjour, Ralph K. Wild 52". Willis Welch 54. Cliff F. M c D a n i e l , Jr., Danny L. O'Dell, Ernest W. Olson, Robert L. Tomlinson 55. Henry J. Mix 56. Harold E. F l a i g l e 57. Leo C. Segard, Bob Bonat, John M. Hobble, Dennis L. Morris 60. Earl J . Brunner, John F. Lewis 61. David R. Jackson 65. Dan Doherty, James A. Walker 66. Harold W. Z e i g l e r 67. Marvin T. Richardson 68. Charles H. Duckworth 70. Leroy B a i l e y , Teddy Bryant 71. Hike Cook 72. Victor Harden 74. Edward L. Freeman 75. John Walker 77. Richard Wortman 79. Roland C. M i l e s , Allen D. Bosworth 80. Russell C. Schwilling 83. Howard Decker 84. Ivan Pemberton 85. Jerry W i l s o n , Scott H e d k e , Howard Perue 86. Rocky R. B u r r i s , Steve Byrum, Phillip Brown 87. Stanley Ozmun 88. Lloyd England 89. Wm. H. Lewis 90. Wayne Nelson 91. Ivan D. Beran, Charles F. M i l l e r 92. Johnny K. Speer, Sr. 93. Elmer M. Scales, Dennis M. Totman 94. Neil M. Nuzman 95. Floyd C. Squire 96. John H. Cannon S r . , Edwin K. Bleam, Lawrence A. Shannon 97. Ralph T. Roberts, Marvin A. Reed. C. F. C l a y t o n . Jim E. Ross 100. J . W. Robinson 101. F. L. N e t t l e t o n 102. Gary L. T w i t c h e l l , Greg Buie J e r r y Overton, Stan Browning 103. Gene Cochran 104. Floyd D. S o r r i c k , John Eyer 105. C. L. Radford, J r . , John W. W i l l e y , I I I , Mark A. P i c k i n g 106. L. D. G r i f f i t t s . R i c k J . G r i f f i t t s , W i l l i s H a l l 107. Dale F. HcMaster, Francis J . HcGee, Edward F. Kinnamon 108. John F. Bohm 110. Ronald J . Mozingo 112. Asive E. R e i d , W i l l i a m L. S h u r t z , Donald J . E l g i n 113. Eugene E. Leon, Mark E. Nelson, Max L. Briggs 117. Spike Mynhier 119. Ralph Kimmel 121. Jeffrey L. Sowder 122. Edward Slipsager 123. Dana C. Johnson 124. Edwin L. Taylor 125. Raymond W. Richardson 127. George C l a r k , Robert Shippee
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Bobby J . Walker Marion P a t t o n , Paul W r i g h t , Verl Johnson James J . W h i t e , Joseph R. Wilson Ernest R. Meadows Wm. E. Eddy, J r . Homer Hendrickson, C. R. Base W i l f r e d L a f f e r t y , A l b e r t L. L a f f e r t y Edmund C. Smith, Edward W. M i l l e r , John L. Hybsha Eugene W h i t l e y Robert A. Jackson, Pete Peterson, Carl F. Harder Harold H. Kent
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Jerry Folk, Jerry Armstrong John Jordan, Michael D. Knak David J. Harding, Tom Roberts Ralph E. Studebaker Wayne L. White Larry L. Young, E. S. Cox R. Price Coward, Don MacPherson John R. Fischer, Jack R. Wilson, Michael Smittle, George I. Lawley Paul D. Kuchera, Thomas W. Wilson Lyman Snodderley Kenneth W. Hoberg, Ross Sherwood Dee Duttweiler, L. Winegardner, Golden E. Miller Dwight R. Gashaw Robert H. Arnold, Arnold W. Hafenstein Edward R. Garber, Jr. Silas A. Vaught Louis J. McCain, Robert Palmer John E. Wright Norman L. Janzen, Harold Power, Dorryl White Scott A. Millette, William J. Warders Lee Carey, Harold J. Schmidt Eldon D. McCall, William R. Leonard, Wilbur P. Barngrover Lloyd Bradley Darrell Sharpe Delbert W. Berry Francis McLaughlin Jerry Lohoefener Larry R. Vanderpool Leonard T. Smith Earle M. Sitton Orville L. Gelschlaeger, Anthony B. Swenson Thomas E. Shauers, Dan D. Holecek C. R. Gish Commodore Wood Carl E. Barnes
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G i f f o r d W. Spaugh, Terrence M e r t h , Lawrence E. Bodine Vance Welch, Donald E. Barger Richard Brozek Russell L. Wolfe
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Harold E. Rowley Robert L. Gardner Earl R. Dosstter Timothy T. Garman Max Croisant Raymond Warren Robert B. Reser, B i l l Banks, V i r g i l Biby John E. C a r l s o n , Wayne W. Whiteman W i l b e r S. Briscoe A l v i n C. Sjolander J e r r y S t o t l e r , Todd R o s t e t t e r , Tim I b s t e t t e r Mac C. Burnham Paul D. Taylor Mike DeLange Richard D. Tatum, I r v i n Parsons George C. Kenworthy W i l l i a m D. B r a d f o r d , Earl H. Berg
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Joe M. Ritchal Harry E. Pendleton, W. R. A l l a m , J r . H. G. Jones John E. Mowen E. Blaine Schoolcraft Leroy S. Smith Victor C. Willson, Philip S. Giebler Alfred Slough William W. Sellen, William J. Braun, William E. Nicholson Rex L. Togersen Wade R. Park D a r r e l l Shanteau Gene E. McRill Carl B o l i n g e r Dale E. Goldsmith P. H. Payne Kyle G. Unruh, Fred N. Rose Edgar C. Haney J. B. Borders, Daniel W. Humbargar J. L. Morton George J. Turner, James R. Doggett Denny M. Smith, Robert S. Truesdell Frank Hull, John Schoeppel, John McMillen Bernard E. Weller George C. Berryman, Chester 0 Mishler William K. Watson, Jr. Jay Walker Jr. Carl Reynolds Douglas Kysar Gary L. Browning Don L. Dicks Glen Rinehard, Robert Kurz Jack Burton Ralph Peck Bennie H. Keller Robert W. King Harry C. Burnett James T. Ross, John M. Myers, Carroll A. Dando, E. Dean Osborn Robert L. Schroeder, Curtis L. Musil, J. Steven Molstad James J. Farmer Harry C. Stevens E. K i r k Stonebraker, Matthew A. Valdemar, Robert VonSchlemmer, Harold B. A l d r i c h Brad Kimball W i l l a r d George, Robert C. B u t l e r Arthur R. Seele Edward E. Parks, Jr. Stuart Pittman, William C. Pittman Alvin E. Smith, Leonard Elrod, Charles L. Shively, Wayne K. Ozias W. L. Sprague Robert E. Mathena Ray L. Weiser Robert Simmons Donald D. West Lloyd D. Everett Calvin Holmberg Lee Fairchild James R. Apperson Gayle C. Bainter Marvin A. Shoemaker Carol G. Pape William C. Brock, Archie L. Harman, C. LeRoy Brown Will E. Dickinson Kenny E. Hill, Donald G. Watkins Morris Fisher, Jerry D. Wood Robert D. Satterfield, Jeral G. Cooper Thomas E. Orlouski, Donald L. Ragland, Walter M. Bird Wayne E. Oak Merle L. Cochren James Van Z l i k e , James Nelson Melvin E. Stimpert Delbert G. Stone, L e s l i e L. Worrell Kenneth D. Hutchinson Donald D. Riner Richard T. W e n t l i n g , Robert R. G r i f f i n , Jerald Peterson
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Alva N. Burns, J r . , Daniel R. Burns Edward A. Hopkins, C l i f f o r d A. Johnson Johnnie J . Stroud W i l l i a m J . McKinley Robert Jackman, John W. M i t c h e l l J e r a l d J . Van Leuven, Robert G. Jackson Donald W. Kramer, Robert VanAllen O r v i l l e S. Thompson Orves Beeghly, W i l l i s R. Baker Ronald E. Brannock, John R. Porter Howard L. C o l l i n s D a r r e l l E. Addington, John B. James Marvin A. G i b l e r Charles W. Gutsch Ronald B. HcFadden Kenneth H. M o r r i s o n , Maurice A. Machetta, S r . , David F. Snyder Dennis P. M i n i c h , Charles W. McClain, James W. Gilmore Thomas H. A t k i s s o n , G. L a v e l l Hale, George D. Adams, Norman L. Haier D a r r e l l Ruth Robert 0. C o f f e y , Dwight A. Burton Cameron T. M i l l e r , J r . , GalenG. Junkermeier, Don Truex, Leroy Loggins Michael E. S m i t h , John W. Stewart, C. Herb W a t t s , James R. Stough RECAPITULATION
Grand O f f i c e r s Present Sub-Officers Present Past E l e c t i v e O f f i c e r s
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Area Deputy Grand Master 1988-1989 (Outgoing) Area Deputy Grand Master 1989-1990 (Incoming) D i s t r i c t Deputy Grand Master 1988-1989 (Outgoing) D i s t r i c t Deputy Grand Master 1989-1990 (Incoming)
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Past Master Lodge Representi ves Master Mason
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D i s t i n g u i s h e d and o t h e r guests Grand Representatives T o t a l Present Number o f Lodges Represented Number o f Lodges on r o l l
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The committee wish to take t h i s o p p o r t u n i t y t o thank M:. W:. Claude W. Norris and the Grand Lodge o f Kansas f o r the o p p o r t u n i t y to serve Masonry and the Grand Lodge o f
Kansas. Fraternally and sincerely, Donald L. Doll, Chairman John M. Peyton H. Gene Payne Harold E. Colbert Bill T. Smith
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ADDRESS OF THE GRAND MASTER To the officers and members of the H:.W:. Grand Lodge of Ancient, Free and Accepted Masons of the Grand Jurisdiction of the State of Kansas on the occasion of the one hundred thirty-third Annual Communication. Brethren: On March 19, 1988, you elevated me to the office of Grand Master of the Masonic fraternity in this great state. Only those who have served you in the capacity in previous years can fully comprehend the honor this office represents, but find words inadequate to express its true meaning. I can only trust that you consider my tenure in office as satisfactory and of benefit to the fraternity. Six days after my installation an all-day session of the Council of Administration consisting of the Grand Master, Deputy Grand Master, Grand Senior Warden and Grand Junior Warden, along with the Grand Senior Deacon, was held in Hoxie, Kansas. This was the first of many such meetings held in various locations to fully discuss the business that comes to the attention of the Grand Lodge officers. From the very first meeting we were convinced that our knowledge of the business conducted by Grand Lodge was very inadequate, and immediately decided a "hands-on approach" was desirable. Our first order of business was to bring an assistant to the Grand Secretary on board so that he could become acquainted with the operation of the office before our present Grand Secretary retires. Our next concern was that of computer costs and accuracy of records. Both of these major concerns we addressed methodically, and we were fortunate to add a brother Mason to the office staff as assistant to the Grand Secretary. Procuring the necessary information needed to secure an in-house computer has progressed very well and should become a reality during this calendar year. Not only will this reduce costs of operation, but should increase accuracy and allow constant access to information rather than the limited access to the mainframe we now use in St. Louis. We have also discussed many of the expenses pertaining to the operation of the Grand Lodge and in many instances have put in place money saving procedures. The Grand Master's jewel costs in excess of thirty-six hundred dollars and it has been decided to forego its presentation by Grand Lodge unless a more economical version can be produced. Otherwise, a Past Grand Master's ring or lapel pin will be provided. Expenses during our Annual Communication have also been scrutinized for savings and several adjustments have also been made in this area. You of the Craft have been generous in giving the Council of Administration an increase in our operating funds during last year's communication, but we feel we should be good stewards of the resources you provide us. The action taken to conserve these resources is continuing and the entire Council has given its unqualified support. Also, my relationship with the Council of Administration has been very enjoyable. Each one assigned duties has responded and performed well, the results of which will be apparent in the next few months. Each senses he is a part of a team, not an individual, and works very well with the others. Thus my gratitude extends not only to them, but to Past Grand Masters who wisely appointed good brothers and to you the Craft for electing them to their respective offices. You have chosen very wisely. "The condition of the Craft" is found to be excellent in most cases, but a few areas of concern are indeed troubling. Membership, or numbers, have been placed as a top priority by many. So high has been that goal, we seem to have forgotten many of the basics of.our fraternity that attract those good men outside our order. During the past year visitations were made to several lodges upon request to resolve disputes. Most involved considerable amounts of money, yet none had a charitable program in place. One lodge with literally hundreds of thousands of dollars in trust could not name one charitable act! One lodge and Eastern Star Chapter quarreled over who would pay for the utilities for a youth group to meet. Another discussed why they could or would not pay the utilities to prevent the cutoff for a deceased Mason's daughter rather than fulfill our obligation. Is it any wonder our public image has eroded? Individual Masons have been more than liberal in their charity work. One Mason in El Dorado provides numerous scholarshipsâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;Masons in Wichita made Christmas a time of joy for a brother and his wife and four children who had only twenty dollars for either a Christmas dinner or gifts for the childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;another brother made a generous gift to the Amaranth program for diabetes. Undoubtedly there are many more instances of individual charity we are totally unaware of that place Masonry in the forefront in numerous communities. These acts of generosity are as old as Masonry itself, so possibly the basics of our fraternity need to be reestablished in the minds of our brothers and
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outsiders. Brotherly love, peace, and harmony would do much to iMprove our image not only to ourselves, but to our friends and neighbors. Pious words alone lead to emptiness, while deeds speak loudly to the non Mason. Due to the questionable health of the choice to receive the Distinguished Service award for 1988, the award was presented on the occasion of the Grand Master's reception in Fort Scott, April 3D, 1988. The distinguished brother, Evart Leon Odell, was escorted to the East. There he was presented the silver bowl awarded to all recipients of the highest award that a Kansas Mason can receive. Brother Odell's many long years of service to the Fraternity, and in particular to his lodge, are noteworthy and outstanding. He has twice served his lodge as Worshipful Master in 1942 and 1970. He has also served as District Deputy Grand Master in 1944 and 1945. Brother Odell has served his lodge in many capacities such as Lecturer, degree work, coaching, and has performed the graveside service on more than four hundred occasions. This added to his stature not only as a member of the fraternity, but as a citizen of the community and his many acts of kindness, friendship, and brotherly love will always be remembered. Since May of this year the Kansas Masonic Home has been under the control of a board consisting of twenty-four trustees with the Grand Master represented by the Deputy Grand Master, Grand Senior and Grand Junior Wardens. Since the Grand Master is not an active participant in the operation of the facility, the report on the condition of the operation has been delegated to the Deputy Grand Master and the budget report to the Grand Junior Warden who is chairman of the Budget Committee. As a review of the financial report appeared ambiguous, I ordered independent audit of the past year of operation and that report is available for your examination. There are 8 copies lying on the table outside. ~ received them just last week and I have highlighted in yellow some of the things that I think can be corrected. At any ratp I did hold the per capita tax for the home until the audit was completed. The price of the Audit was $4,950.00 and I asked the Grand Serectary to disburse that check and send the remainder to the Home, and I would assume that has been accomplished, I might add that discrepencies were found in only one instance which will save the price of the audit many times over. This action was taken to provide the Craft with factual information concerning monies that were provided both by assessment and solicitation made possible through the Grand Lodge membership mailing list. This Grand Master feels that the Grand Lodge officers are duty bound to inform the Craft how their charity dollars are spent and leave it to the Craft to decide if they are spent wisely when such funds are raised in the name of Masonry. The audit was paid for from proceeds of the Per Capita tax before transfer of the funds to the Kansas Masonic Home. I would be remiss if I were not to express a great deal of gratitude to many of my brothers who have served the Grand Lodge this year. My deepest thanks to the Area Deputies, District Deputies, and all of the members of the committees and individuals who have given liberally of their time and means to serve Masonry. Some few of my appointments have been disappointing, but many have given of themselves far and above what is expected. When given duties to perform they did so with so much fervent zeal and competency that Ma so nry has surely prospered because of them. My Committees have performed so well that not once did I ignore their advice, but supported them fully in their deliberations and decisions. Your staff at the Grand Lodge office also deserves a generous portion of praise their unfailing dedication to provide support for the Council and their services to numerous lodges and individual Mason. They perform many of the day-to-day duties the Council of Administration in a very agreeable and profes s ional manner. They indispensiblel Our thanks to them for a job well done. It has been my pleasure this past year to appoint the following Representatives to recognized Grand Jurisdictions: National Grand Lodge of Columbia, Cartagena, Columbia Hurlbut K. Graves Grand Lodge AF
&AM of the State of Mato Grasso, Brazil J. Wayne Pipkin
for the for are
brethren as Grand
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Grand Lodge of the State of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Robert K. Shklar Grand Lodge AF & AM of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil A. Kevin Kobler, Assistant to the Grand Secretary Grand Lodge F & AH of Alaska Clifford L. Trax Grand Lodge F & AM of Flordia David R. Shepard As official information was received from the Grand Secretary that more than twothirds of the Kansas lodges had sustained the amendments presented at the last Annual Communication to ARTICLE III, Section 2, and ARTICLE VI, Section 13, I now proclaim them a part of the Constitution (ARTICLE XI, Section 7 ) . (In essence of time the proposed changes were not read by the Grand Master at the Annual Communication as they had been mailed to all Lodges and had been published in the Kansas Mason, and would be presented later by the Jurisprudence Committee for action. However, they do remain a part of his written report to the Grand Lodge.) As your Grand Master 1 propose laws of Kansas Masonry:
the following
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Constitution and by-
By-law 2-302 GRAND LODGE FUNDS — line eight, first word, raioing to initiation fee (continuing to end of said by-law). Recommended by the Grand Master. By-law 2-314 GRAND MASTER'S CONTINGENT FUND —- At each Annual Communication the Grand Lodge shall set apart.and appropriate the sum of $4,400.00 a sum as contingent fund for the Grand Master. (Continuing to end of said by-law)^ Recommended by the Grand Master. Because of the variances of residential locations of each Grand Master, the needs of the fund vary. Further, this amount is included in the finance report and estimations of expenses in the Grand Secretary's report and would still be subject to the approval of the representatives of Grand Lodge. By-law 4-305 LODGE DUES — ASSESSMENT — A lodge may provide a revenue for its support by requiring each member Entered Apprentice, Fellow Craft and Master Mason, to pay annually a specific tax to be fixed in its by-laws, an at any Stated Communication, by a majority vote of the members present, (continuing to end of by-law). Recommended by the Grand Master. ARTICLE IV, Section 1 (amending the first line to read): The revenue of the Grand Lodge shall be derived from: First, an annual per capita tax on tHe members, including Entered Apprentices, Fellow Craft and Master Masons of said Lodge; (continuing to the end of said by-law). Recommended by the Grand Master". By-law 4-201 TIME FOR INITIATION OR OR ADVANCEMENT -- A candidate who has been accepted shall -net be required to present himself for initiation or for and advancement through the degrees within any limited time; a period of two years from the date of acceptance; nor shall any lapse of time work a forfeiture of any right or privilege he may have acquired during that two year period. Extention of the time period may be obtained by special dispensation from the Grand Master when prolonged sickness or distress may warrant such action. After two years and plus any dispensations granted, the candidate will revert to the same status as any new petitioner. Full initiation fees will be required and the candidate must take or retake all degrees. Amendment of virtually this entire by-law as recommended by Keystone Lodge No. 102. By-law 4-410B WITHDRAWAL OF Grand Secretary.
DUAL/PLURAL
Changes are underlined. The strike through. Removal.
MEMBERSHIP. Adding /Plural.
Recommended by the
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To py wife Phyllis and my sons Hike and Phillip goes profound and heartfelt thanks for their support in keeping the home fires burning and the business operating during my many, many absences. They were well aware of the honor I received when elected to be Grand Master and made it possible for me to accept. I am truly grateful for all the extra time and effort they exerted to perform not only their duties, but mine as well. While it is repititious, I shall again express my gratitude to the Craft for the honor of serving as Grand Master for the past year. May the future prove bright for Masonry as the gavel is passed to R:.W:. Robert M. Nease and his fellow officers. May you as individuals and brother Masons enjoy good health, prosperity, and rewarding fellowship in the Masonic family for years to come. The Past Grand Masters in their wisdom have seen fit to appoint Brothers in the Grand Lodge line who have assumed successfully the office of the Council of Administration. You of the craft have been wise enough to elect them to that office. This year I have had the pleasure of serving with those brothers you have so well provided for me. We have held numerous meetings throughout the year. I firmly believe that because of that at this very moment that even the Grand Senior Deacon is well enough informed that he can step into the Grand Master's chair and function quite well. I would commend them on their activities. I would commend them to you as brothers ready to lead and are more than willing to lead. The programs you see in the hallway out here is one nf those things you take for granted. I encourage you to join them. You know the Grand Lodge Officers can only do so much. They can get a program together, but it takes the individual lodges and the Masters of the lodges to put those programs to work. Grand Lodge cannot do it for them. Neither can the District Deputies. I am reminded of the old basset hound we have in Fort Scott, who, in hot July weather, would find himself laying on the sidewalk and when the sun rose it got so hot he could hardly stand it. Instead of moving to the shade he'd lay on the sidewalk and howl, too lazy to move. I would hope that when you come back next year you have a legitimate complaint because you have worked and have a problem. But, I also hope that the Grand Master, the Grand Lodge Officers and the Area and District Deputies would not have to listen to your complaints when you have made no effort to help yourselves. I would just salute my wonderful officers and the wonderful people in Masonry and I hope that many good Brother Masons listen, and I am talking to them right now, you are the brothers that I have met as I traveled all over Kansas. You are the backbone, you are the strength, you are the guiding force and it is up to you. to make Masonry work in Kansas. Fraternally yours, CLAUDE W. NORRIS Grand Master (Upon motion by the Grand Master, his report was accepted.)
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PRnriAMATinN Feast of St. John the Baptist WHEREAS, Freemasonry proudly acknowledges St. John the Baptist and St. John the Evangelist as its patron saints, honors their memory, points to their lives in its ritualistic work, and dedicates its Lodges to them, and WHEREAS, the annual observence of the Feasts of Sts. John mary importance in the activity of every Craft Lodge,
has occupied
a place of pri-
NOW THEREFORE, I, CLAUDE W. NORRIS, GRAND MASTER OF FREEMASONS IN KANSAS, DO HEREBY PROCLAIM A GENERAL AND SIMULTANEOUS OBSERVANCE OF THE FEAST OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST BY THE LODGES OF THIS JURISDICTION ON SUNDAY, JUNE 26th, 1988. For the purpose herein set forth, I am asking the Lodges to begin at once to make plans for attendance at a service of Divine Worship as a Lodge or as a group of Lodges to proclaim and observe this festive day. It is understood that a church must first extend an invitation and that the acceptance of this invitation must be agreeable to the brethren of the Lodge, all in keeping with the spirit of the General Regulations of Masonry. I call upon all Master Masons to join with Masonic Brethren and participate with their Lodges in the act of Divine Worship so rich in Masonic tradition. I ask the full cooperation of all Masonic and related organizations of whatever rite, name, or title, that they urge their membership to worship with the brethren of their Lodges on this Sunday nearest the Feast of St. John for the purpose of rededication of Masonic ideals. Lodges may open and celebrate this Feast date individually or collectively. may be opened with written permission from the Grand Master.
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Please forward your request to the Grand Lodge, Box 1217, Topeka, Kansas 66601. GIVEN UNDER THE HAND AND SEAL OF THE M:.W:. GRAND LODGE AF & AM OF KANSAS Claude W. Nnrris Grand Master ATTEST: Albert'O. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary ECiCT FROM THE GRANn EAST To the Masters, Wardens, and Brethren of Whiting Lodge No. 250, AF & AM, Whiting, Kansas, and Polar Star Lodge No. 130, AF & AM, Netawaka, Kansas. A proposition to consolidate Whiting Lodge No. 250, AF & AM, Whiting, Kansas and Polar Star Lodge No. 130, AF S AM, Netawaka, Kansas, has been submitted in accordance with the provisions of ARTICLE IX, Section 8, of the Constitution. The proceedings thereunder appear to be regular and the Secretary of each Lodge has certified that the resident members of his Lodge were notified and that final action was favorable to the consolidation in each Lodge by the necessary two-thirds ballot. NOW, THEREFORE, I, Claude W. Norris, by virtue of the power and authority vested in me as the duly elected and installed Grand Master of the H:.W:. Grand Lodge of Ancient, Free, and Accepted Masons of Kansas, and acting in accord with the above provision of our law, do hereby declare the above Lodges to be consolidated under the name and number of Polar Star No. 130, AF & AM, located at Whiting, Kansas. IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the Secretary of Whiting Lodge No. 250, AF & AM. transmit the Seal and Charter of said Lodge to the Grand Secretary at Topeka, Kansas, and he shall turn over all properties owned by the said Lodge and title thereto shall tranfer to Polar Star Lodge No. 130 as above provided for.
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The Secretary of Whiting Lodge No. 250 shall also report to the Grand Secretary and the Secretary of Polar Star Lodge No. 130 any changes to the membership roll of said Lodge which may have taken place during the period of December 31, 1987, to June 1, 1988, and he shall further make a listing of the membership of said Lodge showing the dates to which dues have been paid. It shall be the responsibility of the Secretary of Polar Star Lodge No. to the Grand Secretary the dates of which all terms of the Edict have with.
130 to report been complied
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Seal of the Grand Lodge to be affixed in the City of Topeka, this 1st day of June, 1988, A.L. 5988. Claude W. Norris Grand Master ATTEST: Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
EDICT FROM THE GRAND EAST To all Master Masons serving as Trustees on the Kansas Masonic Masons who are employed by the Kansas Masonic Home: WHEREAS M:.W:. graves Masonic
Home Board and Master
I did with the assistance of the widows of M:. W:. Durward C. Danielson and Richard A. Porter make arrangements to honor their memory by marking their as Past Grand Masters and both were longtime ardent supporters of the Kansas Home, and
WHEREAS official publication of these dates was made known throughout the jurisdiction of Kansas by letter to all Grand Lodge officers. Past Grand Masters, Area Deputies, and District Deputies, and WHEREAS The Board of Trustees had refused to reschedule this meeeting in defiance of my wishes, and further WHEREAS their deliberations are planned to include a Sunday, NOW THEREFORE, I, Claude W. Norris, Grand Master of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge AF & AM of Kansas, do order that you do not attend the â&#x20AC;˘ scheduled Trustees meeting or any part thereof. This Edict to be in effect from twelve midnight, Thursday, the 27th day of 1988, through twelve midnight, Sunday, the 30th day of October, 1988. Any Master Mason in defiance of this Edict will be subject to action. Issued this Wednesday, the 26th day of Shawnee, State of Kansas.
appropriate disciplinary
October, 1988, in the City of Topeka, County of Claude W. Norris Grand Master
ATTEST: Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
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SPECIAL CQMMUNICATIM Mound City Lodge No. 33, Mound City, Kansas, April 17, 1988 A Special Communication of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of AF & AM of Kansas was called for Sunday, 2:00 p.m., April 17, 1988, in Mound City Lodge No. 33, Mound City, Kansas. The following Grand Lodge officers or their pro terns were present and assisted M:.W:. Claude W. Norris, Grand Master, in opening Grand Lodge in Ample Form on the first degree of Masonry:
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The Grand Master welcomed the brethren to the lodge and thanked ladies for the fine dinner served at the Methodist Church.
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Friends and guests were then invited to enter the hall where R:.W:. Robert E. Lee, Jr., District Deputy Grand Master, District No. 7, introduced Mayor Tom Swan of Mound City. The mayor gave high approval of this fine, new facility and appreciated being asked to attend. He also expressed his interest in the fraternity. R:.W:. Robert E. Lee noted that a proclamation had been issued by the Mayor April 17, 1988, noting this occasion.
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Dorene Schmitz was escorted to the East and introduced as the Rainbow Worthy Advisor and the other members were also asked to stand and receive a round of applause. Brother and Mrs. Donald B. Kelley were escorted to the East as the Worthy Patron and Worthy Matron of Oscar Dewey Chapter No. 77, OES, Mound City, Kansas. Brother and Judge Harry W. Fisher was escorted to the East and introduced. W:. Brother Harrison D. Underhill, Past Master, was escorted to the East and at this point it was acknowledged the new lodge hall would not be possible without his generous assistance and help in building the new temple. He received a standing ovation. Cheryl Finch, Grand Worthy Advisor, Rainbow, was escorted to the East and introduced. Mary Ann Wilson, Worthy Grand Matron, Grand Chapter of Kansas, OES was escorted to the East and introduced. Also present were the Grand Ester, Marcella Starkweather and Grand Electra, Idabelle Cicero, of Grand Chapter of Kansas, OES. The Worthy Grand Matron addressed the assembly and congratulated the brethren and friends on their fine accomplishment. The Ceremony of Dedication was then performed by the Grand Lodge officers with vocal assistance' of Beth Hodge accompanied by Pam Schmitz.
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An overflow crowd attended this dedication making it impossible to use the usual processional form and the officers had to find their way to their several places and stations as condition would permit. The Grand Master spoke enthusiasticallv on the fine accomplishment of Mound City and Mound City Lodge and the hopes of the future expected from this fine endeavor. This beautiful new building constructed on a single slab is very functional and will serve the community for many years to come.
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SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Rising Sun Lodge No. 8, Ft. Scott, Kansas, April 30, 1988 A Special Communication of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of AF & AH of Kansas was called by M:.W:. Claude W. Norris, Grand Master. He declared a Lodge of Sorrow for the purpose of dedicating the gravemarker at the burial site of M:.W:. Addison C. Irby, Past Grand Master. The following Grand Lodge officers or their pro tems assisted:
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Claude W. Norris Robert M. Nease Don E. Robinett Conrad F. Johnson W. Nolan Artz, PGM, as Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Raymond A Pearsall Richard D. Overton A. Franklin Baldwin Ben B. Boyles, PGM Ronald E. White Harry W. Peterson Hurl but K. Graves Harold W. Frazier Kenneth W. Simons Hugh W. Gill, III Calvin E. Bruns, DDGM No. 29
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The Past Grand Masters were asked to rise and were appropriately greeted. W:. R. Wayne Shadley was escorted to the altar and then requested to be escorted to the East. In the East he presented to the lodge through the Grand Master, M:.W:. Claude W. Norris, a Past Master emblem which he had held since 1933. This is to be passed on to the other members who serve the lodge as Worshipful Master in Rising Sun No. 8. The brethern were given the freedom of the lodge to journey to Evergreen Cemetery. A grand procession was formed at the cemetery and proceeded to thยง grave site. R:.W:. Albert 0. Arnold, Jr., Grand Secretary, then made the following remarks: M:.W:. Addison Craft Irby Our distinguished friend. Brother, and beloved Past Grand Master was born to Pleasant Eugene and Lenora McMullen Irby on August 30, 1905, in the County of Grenada, Holly Springs, Mississippi. He was the third of six children born to an ardent Mason. Early in his life our Most Worshipful Sir displayed an abundance of talent and capacity for work. Although he first demonstrated a musical ability, it was medicine that found his life's ambition and work. His musical talent did not, however, go to waste as he used it to good advantage to assist in raising needed capital in pursuit of his degree in medicine. After graduation from high school in Holly Springs at sixteen years of age, he graduated from "01'Miss" just four years later at the age of twenty. Then it was on the Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois, where eight years later he became Dr. Irby. He interned at Sydenham Hospital, Baltimore, Maryland.
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After marriage he moved to Oklahoma City and joined the staff of St. Anthony's Hospital. Then to Montague County, Texas. The depression was then upon us, but he continued on for by now sons Jim (1931) and Kenneth (1936) were on the scene and very much a part of the family life. It was indeed a fortunate day for Kansas and Kansas Masonry when our dear Brother chose Kansas as their next, and, as we now know, last home. The eventual association with another outstanding Kansas Mason, Past Grand Master and physician, M:.W:. Dr. Claude F. Young, signaled even greater things for Kansas. World War II found him as Lieutenant Commander Irby for the duration. ing he directed his effort toward pediatrics.
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All of this was preceeded by his petitioning Freemasonry in 1941. From his initiation April 11, 1941, he seemed destined to become a Grand Master of Masons. Suffice it to say he joined nearly all appendant and concordant bodies. From Past Master of Rising Sun Lodge he continued on the KYCH. (York Rite in October 18, 1949; St. Justin Concalve Red Cross of Constantine, 1957; Olive Chapter OES No. 13, 1942; Mirza Temple AAONMS in Pittsburg, Scottish Rite Bodies, 1941; KCCH, 1949; and Coroneted a 33 ", October 20, 1959.) He was a man and Brother who loved the great outdoors. How he enjoyed being at Rock Springs with us. I can personally testify that he remained a strong swimmer well past his seventies. He was a cheerful person who always seemed to enjoy life. Yet after retirement, he was called to an Indian Reservation in Minnesota, not to gain, but to serve. I first met the good Brother thirty-two years ago. This was during our centennial in 1956. He was Grand Senior Deacon. The thing that I remember most as a young Senior Warden of my Lodge was his determinaton. Some sixty-six distingushed guests, our own Past Grand Masters, our then Worthy Grand Matron and Patron, all had to be introduced. The Grand Marshal, also destined to become a Past Grand Master, as it was M:.W:. Ben W. Graybill, was indeed busy. It was quite obvious Dr. A. C. was having a problem; either his leg or ankle was causing him pain, but he would not give in to it and continued on with the ceremonies. We were all saddened when the news reached us Monday, May 12, 1986, that his life on this earth had ended. Yet I could not let this sadness last for long, for I know he would . not want it to be so. I can just imagine if he could speak to mortal ears this very moment he might say, "Thank you for coming, thank you for honoring me, it is probably more than I deserve, but it is sincerely appreciated. I hope that in some small way my life has made your life better and richer. Now be on your way and to building a happy future." The graveside sented.
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SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Herbon Lodge No. 314, Gridley, Kansas, June 25, 1988 A Special Communication was called by M:.M:. Claude W. Norris, Grand Master of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge AF & AM of Kansas, for the purpose of rededicating the lodge building of Hebron Lodge No. 314, Gridley, Kansas, on June 25, 1988. He was assisted by the following Grand Lodge officers or their pro tems:
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This was in celebration of the centennial founding of Hebron Lod^e No. 314. Because of the large crowd it was obvious that the meeting would have to be held the community hall just east of the temple.
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Preceeding the ceremony the ladies and friends of the lodge served a beautiful roast pork and pot luck dinner. The more than two hundred persons were fortunate to have this air conditioned meeting facility as the weather was in excess of one hundred degrees. Following the dinner the rededication ceremony was performed by the Grand Master with the assistance of the Deputy Grand Master, Grand Senior Warden, the Grand Junior Warden, the Grand Chaplain, and the Grand Secretary reading the Ode of Dedication. After the ceremony the Grand Master called on the Grand Secretary and other Grand Lodge officers for remarks. It was noted that this crowd'included Kansans from virtually the four points of the state. A large number of lodges from the immediate area were represented as well. The Grand Master highly complimented the brethren on their beautiful new temple which is small, but very functional and neat, and very appropriate for a community of this size. The decorations are very tasteful and the furnishings comfortable. The Grand Master noted the presence of members of the Order of Eastern Star and appendant orders and recognized them and praised them for their continued efforts in behalf of the symbolic lodges of the state. No furthur business appearing, the Grand Chaplain was called upon to dismiss gathering. Grand Lodge was closed in Ample Form on the first degree. Claude W. Norris Grand Master ATTEST: Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
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SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Overland Park Christian Church, Overland Park, Kansas, June 26, 1988, 7:00 a.m. The M:.W:. Grand Lodge of AF 8 AM of Kansas was opened in Due Form on the third degree of Masonry in the multi-purpose room of Overland Park Christian Church with the following brethren in the several stations and places: M:.W:. W:. R:.W:. R:.W:. W:. W:. M:.W:. W:. R:.W:. W:. Bro. W:. Bro. W:.
Claude W. Norris Alan M. Peyton, Lodge #34, as Franklin A. Baldwin, Lodge #34, as John E. Mowen, Lodge #243, ADGM, AREA II, as Donald D. Schoeni, Lodge #34, as Glenn E. Blackburn, Lodge #34, as Forrest D. Haggard, Lodge #34, PGM, as Richard Overton, Lodge #271, as Charles R. Jahne, Lodge # 34, DDGM, as Joseph V. Palermo, Lodge # 34, as Joseph R. Urice, Lodge # 34, as James E. Schultz, Lodge # 34, as Roland V. Ashley, Lodge #34, as Glenn L. Knapp, Lodge #45, as
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The Grand Master announced this Special Communication had been called for the purpose of observing the Festival of St. John the Baptist. The Grand Master presented Past Grand Master Forrest D. Haggard, senior pastor of the church who advised as to the procedures to be followed. The M:.W:. Lodge was called from Labor to Refreshment for the purpose of breakfast in the Fellowship Hall and Divine Worship to be held out-of-doors on the patio. At 8:00 a.m. Grand Procession was formed and the assembled Masons and wives proceeded into the out-of-doors patio for worship. The Lector was R:.W:. Charles R.-Jahne, DDGM. Welcome to Freemasons and Families - by R:.W:. John E. Mowen, ADGM. Assisting in the Communion of the Lord's Supper and offering were members of Ancient Form Lodge No. 34. Sermon:
"The Greatest" - by Rev. Forrest Haggard, D.D.
Benediction - by W:. Glenn L. Knapp. After the Worship Service the Masons returned to the multi-purpose room and Grand Lodge was called from Refreshment to Labor for the purpose of closing Grand Lodge. The M:.W:. Grand Lodge was then closed in Due Form on the third degree of Masonry. Glenn E. Blackburn as Grand Secretary
SÂŁEÂŁIAL.. Grand Lodge Building, Topeka, Kansas, June 26, 1988 A Special Communication of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge AF S AM of Kansas was called for the purpose of observing the Feast Day of St. John the Baptist on June 26, 1988. Grand Lodge was opened in Ample Form of the first degree on Masonry in the lodge room at the Grand Lodge building. R:.W:. W:. Bro. R:.W . W . W . W .
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SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Vagabond Inn, Hays, Kansas, July 9, 1988 A Special Communication of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge AF & AM of Kansas was called by the M:.W:. Grand Master Claude W. Norris. Grand Lodge was opened in Ample Form in the Vagabond Inn in Hays, Kansas, on July 9, 1988, at 3:00 p.m. Prayer was offered by the Grand Junior Warden R:.W:. Conrad F. Johnson on the occasion at the request of the Grand Master. The Grand Master introduced the Grand Lodge officers and their ladies who were present and advised that this would be an informal meeting and if the ladies wished to remain and be a part of the meeting they were free to do so. Present: Claude W. Norris Robert M. Nease Don E. Robinett Conrad F. Johnson Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Raymond A. Pearsall Richard D. Overton Ben B. Boyles, PGM Ronald E. White Hurl but K. Graves Harold W. Frasier
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The Grand Master advised that this would be an informal discussion and more for information, although certainly any items in question would by given furthur considderation with a possible offer of amendment at the Annual Communication. A general discussion period follov/ed beginning with the Grand Senior Deacon followed by the Grand Junior Warden who passed his time on to the Grand Senior Warden, the Deputy Grand Master, the Grand Secretary, and the Grand Master. The funding, budgeting, and expenditure of lodge funds and the need of revision of some laws were discussed at length.
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Following the discussion the Grand Master asked the Grand Chaplain to offer a word of prayer. The meeting was dismissed with the announcement we would return to the same room for a smorgasbord type dinner at 6:00 p.m., and would include an address by the Grand Orator, M:.W:. Ben B. Boyles, PGM. The meeting was dismissed. Claude W. Norris Grand Master ATTEST: Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
SPFCIAI COMMUNICATION Goodland Lodge No. 321, Goodland, Kansas, July 23, 1988 A Special Communication of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of AF & AM of Kansas was opened in Ample Form in the hall of Goodland Lodge No. 321, Goodland, Kansas, on July 23, 1988, at 3:00 p.m., MST. The following Grand Lodge officers or their pro tems were present: M: R: R: R: R: R: R:
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An opening prayer was offered by the Grand Junior Warden, R:.W:. Conrad F. Johnson. R:.W:. Melvin M. Schrock, ADGM, AREA'XII, was introduced. The Grand Master followed his usual procedure 1n asking for frank and open discussion. It is felt that too often.the time of meetings is not followed or broadcast. There was a discussion of the expenses of Grand Lodge and of the need for constant surveillance of funds to properly adjust dues cards in order to remain as a functional entity in the Grand Jurisdiction. The Grand Master spoke of budget constriction noting in particular some expenses of the Past Grand Masters and of his suggestion that they would be offered at the individuals actual expense.
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The meeting continued with informal presentations by the Grand Senior Deacon, the Grand Secretary, the Grand Junior Warden and the Grand Senior Warden. It was called to refreshment in order that the brethren could join their ladies at an evening banquet at the Buffalo Inn. They were afterwards invited to return and they were addressed by the Deputy Grand Master explaining the problem of our Kansas Masonic Home and the new Board of Trustees. The Grand Orator gave a rather informative and entertaining dissertation. No further business appearing, the Grand Secretary was called upon for a closing prayer. Claude W. Norris Grand Master ATTEST: Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
SPECIAL COMMUNICATION West Masonic Temple, 30th & MacVicar, Topeka, Kansas, August 6, 1988 A Special Communication of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge AF & AM of Kansas was opened on the first degree of Masonry by M:.W:. Claude W. Norris, Grand Master, with the assistance of the Grand Lodge officers or their pro terns. .W -W .W .W .W .W W W R .W W M .W W W M .W
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I:. Edward G. McMuUen, C.E., Imperial Potentate of the AAONMS, was escorted to the East and formally introduced by the Grand Master. In turn, each of the Potentates of each of the temples of Kansas were introduced: I:. Gordon Toms, Abdallah Temple; I:. Jack N. Stewart, Isis Temple; I:. Harold J. Orindegreff, Midian Temple; I:. T.C. "Tom" Williams, Mirza Temple; I:. William Koehn, Arab Temple; and each in turn introduced the members of their Divan who were present. Past Grand Masters present and serving in various line positions were Chester L. Gilbert, Robert H. Arnold, and Robert G. Jackson. They were asked to come forward and personally greet the Imperial Potentate. The lodge was set as ease and guests, friends, and ladies were invited to attend the meeting. The Grand the group.
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The Imperial Sir gave a very interesting address noting the membership problems and other difficulties experienced during the past few years particulary in connection with the now concluded annual Imperial- Session. He was given a standing round of applause and thanks for his being with us. The Imperial Sir expressed his great appreciation in being asked to address the Grand Lodge noting this was the first time he had been called upon to do so at anyplace not only in the United States, but in North America. Our Imperial Sir being a Canadian, again noted this fact and thanked our Grand Master and officers for the opportunity. Brother and Noble W. Lewis Stewart, Director of the Koffee Klatchers and Donut Dunkers of Arab Temple, was asked to approach the East and thereupon presented the I:. Imperial Potentate with a plaque noting that he was in Topeka this day and presented this plaque on behalf of the other Koffee Klatchers and Donut Dunkers.
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The Grand Master, M:.W:. Claude W. Norris, also presented the Imperial Sir with the Kansas Masonic lapel pin which features a Square and Compass over a sunflower with the notation of Kansas Mason. W:. Merle D. Bradley, Secretary of the Scottish Rite Valley of Topeka, presented the Imperial Sir with a silver belt buckle in behalf of this Valley. M:.W:. Robert H. Arnold, M:.W:. Robert G. Jackson, and M:.W:. Chester L. Gilbert were asked to come forward and greet the Imperial Sir and did. Also Kevin E. Dellett, State Master Councilor, DeMolay, was brought forward and introduced, noting that the Imperial Sir had been an active supporter of DeMolay in Canada and had served as Grand Master of DeMolay. The Grand Master then expressed his appreciation to the Imperial Sir and several announcements. The Grand Lodge office building would be open to visitors 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
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Past Potentate and Noble Brother Don Horttor was introduced and commended for his efforts in making possible the Kansas Masonic Foundation's part in the East-West Game with the Masonic A H State Band. The Grand Master announced he would close the lodge in Ample Form in order that all could come forward, take pictures, and visit with the Imperial Sir, and asked all present to attend the parade at 2:00 p.m. in downtown Topeka and also for the East-West Game at 7:00 p.m. in Moore Bowl at Washburn University stadium. No further business appearing. Grand Lodge was closed in Ample Form. Claude W. Norris Grand Master ATTEST: Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Old Mission Lodge No. 153, Shawnee Mission, Kansas, August 7, 1988 The Grand Master. M:.W:. Claude W. Norris. oroceeded to open Grand Lodge of Master Masons in a Lodge of sorrow, in Shawnee Mission, Kansas, with the following Grand Lodge officers or their pro terns present: M: R: R: R: M: R: M: M: R: M: R:
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The Grand Secretary was called upon to give a brief Masonic history of M:.W:. Ben W. Graybill, and the Grand Secretary did so quoting from the Proceedings of 1964 and his biography contained therein. M:.W:. BEN W. GRAYBILL OUR NEWLY INSTALLED GRAND MASTER Ben Wilkerson Graybill was born August 30, 1901, in Kansas City, Kansas. He attended grade and some high school there. Boys born around the turn of the century or some time before, were the right age for World War I and M:.W:. Graybill who enlisted on April 28, 1917, and was sworn in on May 2, 1917, became of the first to "sign up." If the arithmetic is correct, he was less than sixteen years of age, and one of the youngest, if not the youngest, Kansas veteran of World War I. He also had a record of service with the Canadian Army. After Military service, he became a supervisor in food processing plants in his home town; then was in the wholesale coal business for eleven years before entering the Railway Mail Service in 1935. The mail service became his life work and he worked diligently and earned progression through the several grades in the postal department until he became the field service office and the personal representative of the regional director with supervision over more than two hundred post offices in eastern Kansas. He took his retirement from the postal service in Hay of 1962 in order to devote his full time to service in the Grand Lodge. Masonically he received his degrees in Roger E. Kansas, in 1922, and the Consistory degrees February Shrine (KCK) in May, 1923, and is a life member of York Rite bodies in Olathe, Kansas. He received the in York Rite.
Sherman Lodge No. 369, Kansas City, 12, 1923. He also joined Abdallah the temple. He is a member of the 32" KCCH in Scottish Rite and KYCH
His real Masonic activity dates from the organization of Old Mission Lodge No.153 in Johnson County in 1950, in which M:.W:. Graybill has a prominent part. He served as Master of the lodge in 1953, and as Secretary on 1954 and 1955. It was during this time that plans for the fine Old Mission Temple were made and the beautiful temple financed and built. He served as director and president of the Old Mission Building Corporation which shouldered a heavy financial burden and then retired practically all of it in an orderly manner. Old Mission Lodge now has over eight hundred members and is one of the most active lodges in our Grand Jurisdiction. Brother Graybill's influence and guiding hand have been felt in many ways in all of this outstanding lodge's growth and development. In all of this period he was ablely supported and encouraged by his wife, the late Carmen Beaumont Graybill, who had been his childhood sweetheart and to whom he was married on August 23, 1921. She passed away on February 9, 1962. M:.W:. Graybill's first activity in the Grand Lodge was in the office of District Grand Master in 1954 and Grand Marshal in the Centennial year of 1955 during which time the conerstone of Old Mission's temple was laid by Grand Master M:.W:. Scott E. Kelsey. Since that time he has served as Chairman of the Credentials Committee of Grand Lodge in 1957 and 1958, then as Grand Senior Deacon in 1959, from which station he began the progression that resulted in his installation as Grand Master during the closing ceremonies of the 107th Annual communication of Grand Lodge. On February 12, 1963, M:.W:. GaybiU was united in marriage with Mrs. Pearl McCullough Henry, a longtime friend of the Graybill family, and they now live at 2652 Minnesota, Kansas City, Kansas. H:.W:. Graybill brings to the Grand Lodge a fine background of business experience as an executive of the postal service and a highly successful Masonic career in Old Mission Lodge and in the Grand Lodge of Kansas. He is a devoted servant of the Craft and should provide energetic and capable leadership during the coming year. A dear friend and mentor who will be missed. We gather this day to honor his memory and mark his grave as a Past Grand Master. Following the Grand Secretary, M:.W:. Robert D. Caplinger, Past Grand Master, 1971, was called upon. M:.W:. Caplinger recounted many of his experiences with Ben Graybill and his many fine qualities of character. Noting he made friends easily and in turn encouraged more of his friends to become friends with former strangers. He cited Ben's executive ability, and his many examples of fine periences encountered while working with him.
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H:.W:. Caplinger noted it was during his administration that M:.W:. Charles S. McGinness, PGM, and Grand Secretary had resigned. During this difficult period, "It would have been difficult if not impossible without the capable assistance of M:.W:. Graybill." He appointed M:.W:. Graybill as Grand Secretary on May 13, 1971, serving in this appointment until July 31, 1971. He was encouraged to stay in this office, but could not because of family committments. His capable assistance and long friendship, together with the many trips they made all the way from Canada to Mexico, were reviewed with favor and fond memories. M:.W:. Caplinger cited M:.W:. Graybill as within Kansas Masonry during this era of time. He honored followed.
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SPECIAL COMMUNI.CATION Golden Rule Lodge No. 90, Topeka, Kansas, October 1, 1988 A Special Communication of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge AF S AM of Kansas was opened in Ample Form by M:.W:. Claude W. Norris, Grand Master, on the first degree in the new temple of Golden Rule Lodge No. 90, Topeka, Kansas, October 1, 1988, at 1:30 p.m. for the dedication of this new temple. He was assisted by the following Grand Lodge office.rs or their pro tems: M: R: R: R: M: R:
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Claude W. Norris Robert M. Nease Don E. Robinett Conrad F. Johnson Chester L. Gilbert, PGM, as Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Raymond A. Pearsall Richard D. Overton A. Franklin Baldwin Ben B. Boyles, PGM Ronald E. White Robert G. Jackson, PGM, 'as F. Ray Canada, ADGM, AREA I,V,>as Raymond E. Martin, DDGM No. 20, as Richard D. Kelsey, PGM, as Arthur C. Toomay, PM #90, as Thomas I. Brewer, PM #90, as
Grand Master Deputy Grand Master Grand Senior Warden Grand Junior Warden Grand Treasurer Grand Secretary Grand Chaplain Grand Senior Deacon Grand Junior Deacon . Grand Orator Grand Marshal. Grand Sword Bearen Grand Senior Steward Grand Junior Steward Grand Pursuivant Grand Tyler Assistant Grand Tyler
Other Other distinguished guests:
Charles R. Allen, DDGM No. 19 Merle D. Bradley, Finance Committeeman Albert Jackson, Jr., Past Potentate (#90) Halbert G. Horton, PM #402, Secretary-Recorder York Rite Bodies of Kansas M: David L. Recob, Worshipful Master Topeka Lodge No. 17
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Preceeding the opening of Grand Lodge the Grand Lodge officers and their ladies were treated to a delicious soup and sandwich lunch served by the ladies of the Eastern Star.
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Because of the crowded conditions, the Grand Master ordered that the Grand Lodge officers take their stations and places in lieu of the procession. More than one hundred twenty-five were in attendance as W:. Wayne E. Nelson extended a cordial welcome to all present and introduced the Grand Master. He, in turn, introduced his officers who were present and their ladies. W:. Wayne E. Nelson introduced his officers and the ladies of the Eastern Star and several of those present from the Youth Orders. The following program was presented: Welcome from the Mayor's Office of Topeka - Vic Miller History of Golden Rule Lodge - Harold Hurst, PM Charles Sheets, PM Organist, Lois Hammerlund - Organist of Helena #210, OES Vocal, "Bless This House" - by Mary Ortiz, Treasurer Bethel #58, lOJD Request of Dedication - by Worshipful Master of Golden Rule Lodge Architect Corn: Wine: Oil: Ode:
- Eugene 0. Sturm, PM, Golden Rule Lodge R:.W: Robert M. Nease R:.W: Don E. Robinett R:.W: Conrad F. Johnson Ruth Parker - PM Helena #210, OES PBG Bethel #58, lOJD
Our Grand Master in his address noted the fine accomplishments that had been extended by the officers and members, their ladies and friends in bringing this new structure to fruition free of cost. It was reported that some exterior work remained to be done, but it was sure to be a success as it was better than seventy-five per cent pledged at this point. The Grand Master thanked the officers and members of Golden Rule Lodge No. 90 for their cordial hospitality and wished them well as they began a new era in their lodge history. No further business appearing. degree.
Grand Lodge was closed in Ample Form on the first Claude W. Norris . Grand Master
ATTEST: Albert 0. Arnold, J r . Grand Secretary
SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Kiowa Lodge No. 293, Greensburg, Kansas, October 8 , 1988 A Special Communication was c a l l e d by M:.W:. Claude W. N o r r i s , Grand Master of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge AF & AH o f Kansas, f o r the purpose o f r e d e d i c a t i o n of Kiowa Lodge No. 293 a t Greensburg, Kansas, October 8 , 1988. He was a s s i s t e d by the f o l l o w i n g Grand Lodge o f f i c e r s or t h e i r pro tems a f t e r opening Grand Lodge i n Ample Form on the first degree:
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Claude W. Norris Richard D. Overton, Grand Senior Deacon, as Don E. Robinett Conrad F. Johnson Robert D. Caplinger, PGM, as Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Raymond A. Pearsall Harold J. Schmidt, ADGM, AREA X, as A. Franklin Baldwin Ronald E. White Earl W. Anderson, DDGM No. SO, as
Grand Master Deputy Grand Master Grand Senior Warden Grand Junior Warden Grand Treasurer Grand Secretary Grand Chaplain Grand Senior Deacon Grand Junior Deacon Grand Marshal Grand Sword Bearer
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Hurlbut K. Graves Gene Bradley, (#293), as Jesse Caplinger, (#293), as Bennie H. Keller, WM (#293), as
Grand Senior Steward Grand Junior Steward Grand Pursuivant Grand Tyler
The Grand Master welcomed the brethren and thanked them for turning out on the beautiful fall afternoon. He called upon the Worshipful Master briefly, who announced we would be having dinner in Burke's Restaurant, a short distance from the lodge after which we would return for presentations and the remainder of the program. The brethren then adjourned to Burke's Restaurant. At the restaurant M:.W:. Robert D. Caplinger was introduced and he introduced the lodge officers and the Grand Master. The Grand Master cordially responded and thanked the brethren and ladies for attending, and expressed his appreciation of the fine banquet. The group then adjourned to the lodge temple where the following program was presented: 7:30 p.m. Reconvene Grand Lodge - Open to Public Invocation - Raymond A. Pearshall, Grand Chaplain Flag Salute - W:. John E. Fleener, PM Musical Entertainment:
"Great Is Thy Faithfulness" Judy Marshall, Chimes Laverne Rosenberger, Pianist "Bless This House" Walter Smith, Vocalist
History of Kiowa Lodge - W:. Bennie Keller Presentation of 25 year emblems - Robert D. Caplinger, PGM Rededication of Lodge Building - Claude W. Norris, Grand master Address - Claude W. Norris, Grand Master Closing of Program Our Grand Master in his concluding remarks noted the fine accomplishment of Kiowa Lodge in making possible the renovation of their temple. He particularly noted the very gifted artistic glasswork of the building and the new elevator. He thanked M:.W:. Robert D. Caplinger, Past Grand Master, for his kind remarks and presentation of twenty-five year emblems to Johnny L. Cochran, Clint A. Schrader, Gary Bertham, and Glen Keith Demeritt, Jr. A closing prayer was offered by the Grand Chaplain. Claude W. Norris Grand Master ATTEST: Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Albert Pike Lodge No. 303, Wichita, Kansas, October 28, 1988 A Special Communication of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of AF & AM of Kansas was opened in Ample Form in the third degree of Masonry for the purpose of marking the grave of M:.W:. Richard A. Porter, Past Grand Master, the 114th Grand Master of Kansas Masons, and to honor his memory. The Grand Master was assisted by the following Grand Lodge officers or their pro tems: M:.W R:.W R:.W R:.W M:.W R:.W
Claude W. Norris Robert M. Nease Don E. Robinett Conrad F. Johnson S. Allen Daugherty, PGM, as Albert 0. Arnold, Jr.
Grand Master Deputy Grand Master Grand Senior Warden Grand Junior Warden Grand Treasurer Grand Secretary
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Raymond A. Pearsall Richard D. Overton A. Franklin Baldwin Ben B. Boyles, PGM Ronald E. White Lawrence D. Winegardner, PGM, as Hurlbut K. Graves Harold W. Frasier W. Nolan Artz, PGM, as Hugh W. Gill, III Lawrence Bodine
March Grand Chaplain Grand Senior Deacon Grand Junior Deacon Grand Orator Grand Marshal Grand Sword Bearer Grand Senior Steward Grand Junior Steward Grand Pursuivant Grand Tyler Assistant Grand Tyler
Also present:
Arris M. Johnson, PGM Arthur C. Hodgson, PGM â&#x20AC;˘ Stanley R. Goble, DDGM #45 Merle D. Bradley, Finance Committee Jerry Cole, Finance Committee John A. Schowalter, Public Schools Committee Robert J. Higgs, Grand Lodge Activities Committee
The Grand Master thanked the Scottish Rite Valley of Wichita for inviting the Grand Lodge officers and their ladies to a luncheon preceeding the ceremony. At the alter, M:.W:. Norris presented W:. Jerry Cole with a certificate naming him as Grand Representative to the Grand Lodge of North Carolina near the Grand Lodge of Kansas. He also mentioned a Special Communication to be held in Wichita on November asked all Grand Lodge officers and Past Grand Masters to be present.
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The Past Grand Masters were introduced and given private Grand Honors. The brethren then proceeded to the Wichita Park Cemetery where the ceremony of marking the grave of M:.W:. Richard A. Porter was performed. The Grand Secretary was called upon to give a reading of M:.W:. Porter's Masonic membership, and this was followed by the remarks of M:.W:. W. Nolan Artz, Past Grand Master, and longtime friend of M:.W:. Porter. RICHARD A. PORTER Richard A. Porter passed this life, June 20, 1987. He was deeply involved with Freemasonry and his Brothers, and was dedicated to the teachings of morality, brotherly love, fidelity, respect for law and order, and pride of Patriotism. His life was devoted to carrying out these moral and philosphical ideals. He did his work with confidence, complete unselfishness and disarming humility. A lifelong friend said, "I think Dick knew more people in Wichita, him, than most other people I know."
and they
knew
Throughout his life, Richard Porter was always ready to help those in need. His broad smile, youthful energy, and twinkling eyes were indeed his trademark. Dick was a giver.' As a lover of woodworking, he spent many hours in his shop at home crafting gifts that he delighted in giving to his friends. In the summer, his neighbors were often surprised to see him mowing their lawns and edging sidewalks. In the winter, Dick would be seen blowing snow from neighborhood driveways and walks. Somehow, he managed to find time to give careful attention to his own yardwork, flower planting, and just plain enjoyed adding to the outdoors that surrounded home. Richard Allen Porter was born December 16, 1922, on a farm southwest of Mt. Hope, Kansas. At the age of one, his parents moved into the town of Mt. Hope where they resided until Richard was twelve years of age. They then moved to Wichita where he. attended public schools. After graduating from high school, he enrolled in Wichita State University. He attended one year, and was drafted into the service where he spent the next three years in the Ground Crew of the United States Air Force. He spent approximately two years in the South Pacific Theater with the final assignment on the Island of Okinawa. After being discharged from the service, he returned to Wichita State University and received his degree. In 1950, he was united in marriage with Elizabeth C. Dahmer. After traveling and selling office supplies for four years, he entered the Real Estate Mortgage and Insurance business with the Porter Mortgage Company and was with that firm for the next
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twelve years. In July 1955, he was elected Secretary - Treasurer of the Scottish Rite bodies of Wichita, a position he held until his death. Masonically, he was raised a Master Mason in Albert Pike Lodge #303, April 7, 1956 and served as Master of that lodge in 1967. That same year he served as a Grand Lodge Officer. He served as District Deputy for District #38, was Area Coordinator of Area #7 of the Grand Lodge and was on numerous Grand Lodge Committees. I had the priviledge of appointing Most Worshipful Past Grand Master Dick to the office of Grand Senior Deacon in 1979 and then in 1983 he served as Grand Master of the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of AF & AM of Kansas. He received Master of the Royal Secret 32°, April 12, 1958, and was invested with the Rank and Decoration of Knight Commander of the Court of Honor in 1965. He received the 33° in 1967. And, shortly before his death he was awarded the Prestigious Outstanding Scottish Rite Mason Award, by the Soveriegn Grand Commander of the Scottish Rite Supreme Council, G. Fred Kleinkneckt 33*. He belonged to the York Rite, Midian Shrine Temple, and Eastern Star. He Secretary of the Wichita Consistory - Midian Shrine Crippled Children's Fund, of the Kansas Scottish Rite Foundation, and Secretary of the Masonic Service Wichita. He was a member of DeMolay Legion of Honor, DeMolay Cross of Honor Cross of Color in the Rainbow Girls.
served as Secretary Bureau of and Grand
He was a member of College Hill United Methodist Church, a past Secretary and board member of the Wichita Rotary, and a past member of Wesley Associates, Wesley Medical Center. He served as a member of the Institue of Logopedics. He faithfully served his community. He is survived by his wife, Elizabeth, a daughter, Maureen Bailey, her husband, Tong, and their three sons, his son, Richard A. Porter, Jr., his wife Randi, and their two sons, his mother, Mrs. Vida Porter of Mt. Hope and a sister, Mrs. Harriet Solter of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Each of us is a unique creation of God, an important expression of life in the universe. Each individual makes a distinct contribution to the whole of life, and each of us is equally vital to the development of the whole. As we interact with others, we do so in a spirit of unity and love. Such was the life of Most Worshipful Past Grand Master Richard A. Porter. The Porter.
brethren
lingered awhile to receive appreciation from
Mrs.
Elizabeth
"Liz"
No further business appearing. Grand Lodge was reconvened at the Albert Pike Temple where it was closed in Ample Form by the Grand Master. Claude W. Norris Grand Master ATTEST: Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Lafayette Lodge No. 16, Manhattan, Kansas, October 29, 1988 The H:.W:. Grand Lodge AF & AM of Kansas was convened at 1:00 p.m. in Lafayette Lodge No. 16, Manhattan, Kansas, for the purpose of placing a Past Grand Master grave marker on the burial place of M:.W:. Durward C. Danielson. The brethren assembled, accompained by their ladies, Kansas, for a noon luncheon. A large crowd assembled at the gravesite in spite of nored our 117th Grand Master.
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Grand Master Deputy Grand Master Grand Senior Warden Grand Junior Warden Grand Treasurer Grand Secretary Grand Chaplain Grand Senior Deacon Grand Junior Deacon Grand Orator Grand Marshal Grand Sword Bearer Grand Senior Steward Grand Junior Steward Grand Pursuivant Grand Tyler Assistant Grand Tyler
Claude W. Norris Robert M. Nease Don E. Robinett Conrad F. Johnson John E. Mowen, ADGM, AREA II, as Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Raymond A. Pearsall Richard D. Overton A. Franklin Baldwin Ben B. Boyles, PGM Ronald E. White Harry W. Peterson Hurl but K. Graves Harold W. Frasier Melvin E. Buchenau, DDGM #29, as John T. Bonacorda, WM, #16, as Lawrence Bodine
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The Grand Secretary was called upon to give a recitation of M:.W:. Durward C. Danielson's Masonic history, and appendant memberships, followed by the personal remarks of M:.W:. Lawrence D. Winegardner. M:.W:. Windgardner gave a beautiful recitation of the many accomplishments of his distinguished friend and Past Grand Master. He particularly thanked his widow, Mrs. Jima Danielson, and his son, W:. Brother Eric Danielson, who were present, for allowing us to have this service and also for allowing him to serve with us. No further business appearing, Grand Lodge was closed in Ample Form. Claude W. Norris Grand Master ATTEST: Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
SPEClAL COMMUNICATION Leavenworth Lodge No. 2, Leavenworth, Kansas, October 29, 1988 A Special Communication of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of AF & AM of Kansas was opened in Ample Form on the third degree for the purpose of dedicating the Leaveworth County historical marker on the building of the Leavenworth Masonic Building Association. The following Grand Lodge officers or their pro tems were present: Claude W. Norris M:.W Robert M. Nease R:.W Don E. Robinett R:.W Conrad F. Johnson R:.W John E. Mowen, ADGM, AREA II, as R:.W Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. R:.W Raymond A. Pearsall W Richard D. Overton W A. Franklin Baldwin W Ronald E. White W Harry W. Peterson W Maurice C. Hearn, DDGM, #3, as R:.W John H. Murray, PGM, as M:.W Lawrence D. Winegardner, PGM, as M:.W W . Glen E. Sears, PH, #10, as
Grand Master Deputy Grand Master Grand Senior Warden Grand Junior Warden Grand Treasurer Grand Secretary Grand Chaplain Grand Senior Deacon Grand Junior Deacon Grand Marshal Grand Sword Bearer Grand Senior Steward Grand Junior Steward Grand Pursuivant Grand Tyler
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Robert G. Jackson, PMG Glenn L. Knapp, Chairman Operation "KAN" Dee D. Duttweiler, Trustee, Kansas Masonic Home John Rule, Trials & Punishment Committee
The Grand Master called upon the Grand Secretary to note the distinguished brethren present which included Past Grand Masters. They were given the private Grand Honors. The brethren then assembled and proceeded downstairs to the outside of the building where a large crowd had gathered. The general ceremony was presented by the Grand Master assisted by the Deputy Grand Master, Robert M. Nease, the Grand Senior Warden, Don E. Robinett, and the Grand Junior Warden, Conrad F. Johnson. Our Grand Master's appropriate remarks certainly pleased the crowd gathered in the front of the building and received newspaper coverage. The brethren then returned to the temple where a delicious ham dinner was served by the brethren of District No. 3 assisted by the ladies of the Eastern Star and their respective Chapters. In the auditorium R:.W:. Maurice C. Hearn, as Master of Ceremonies, introduced the Grand Master and the following program: Entertainment by Leavenworth High School Power & Life Company Remarks by Mr. and Brother Herman Ochs, Past President of the Leavenworth County Historical Society. Brother Ochs expressed his appreciation for the fine turnout and many fine remarks made by the Grand Master and those in attendance. M:.W:. Claude W. Norris, Grand Master, presented W:. Brother Ochs with a gavel used during the ceremony to be placed among the collection of the Leavenworth Historical Society. The Grand Master briefly addressed the audience and again expressed his appreciation for their fine efforts and looked forward to the time when at some future date another generation of Masons would be following this ceremony. The meeting venworth Lodge No. 49, Hiram ladies of their
was turned back over to R:.W:. Hearn who thanked the brethren of LeaNo. 2, King Solomon Lodge No.10, Easton Lodge No. 45, Nine Mile Lodge Lodge No. 68, Henri Lodge No. 190, and Hancock Lodge No. 311 and the Eastern Star.
The Grand Chaplain closed the meeting with a benediction, declared it closed in Ample Form.
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Claude W. Norris Grand Master ATTEST: Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Sedgwick County Courthouse, Wichita, Kansas, November 18, 1988 A Special Communication of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of AF & AM of Kansas, was opened in Ample Form at 9:00 a.m. in the hall of Albert Pike Lodge No. 303, Wichita, Kansas. The following Grand Lodge officers or their pro terns were present: M:.W R:.W R:.W R:.W M:.W R:.W
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Claude W. Norris Robert M. Nease Don E. Robinett Conrad F. Johnson W. Nolan Artz, PGM, as Albert 0. Arnold, Jr.
Grand Master Deputy Grand Master Grand Senior Warden Grand Junior Warden Grand Treasurer Grand Secretary
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Raymond A. Pearsall Richard D. Overton A. Franklin Baldwin Ben B. Boyles, PGM, Jerry Cole, PM, #303, Harry W. Peterson Hurl but K. Graves Harold W. Frasier Kenneth W. Simmons Hugh W. Gill, II Lawrence Bodine
Grand Chaplain Grand Senior Deacon Grand Junior Deacon Grand Orator Grand Marshal Grand Sword Bearer Grand Senior Steward Grand Junior Steward Grand Pursuivant Grand Tyler Assistant Grand Tyler
W:. E. Dean Osborn, Secretary, #303, Principal Architect Also present: M:.W R:.W R:.W
S. Allan Daugherty, PGM Walter F. Jack, ADGM, AREA VII Stanley R. Goble, DDGM, #45 Norman L. Stubbs, DDGM. #38 Clifford L. Trax, Grand Lecturer
The Grand Master welcomed the brethren and expressed his appreciation presence and noted that every lodge in the district was represented.
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The Past Grand Masters were escorted west of the altar, including S. Allan Daugherty, senior living Past Grand Master, W. Nolan Artz, and Ben B. Boyles, where they received public Grand Honors and a hearty welcome. The brethren were then given instructions as to how they would be transported to the Sedgwick County Courthouse in the antique automobiles driven by the Antiques Unit of the Midian Shrine Temple. The parade included the Knights Templar, school band, and a horsedrawn steam pumper.
brethren of the Scottish Rite,
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At the reveiwing stand, the master of ceremonies introduced several county and state officials and the Grand Master. M:.W:. Ben B. Boyles, Grand Orator, was called forward to give a very inspirational and historical address appropriate to the occasion. ADDRESS
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Honorable Mark Schroede, Chairman of Sedgwick County Commissioners, Most Worshipful Brother Claude Norris, Grand Master of the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of Kansas Masons, friends and brethren: One hundred years ago, to be exact, our counterparts assembled at this place for the purpose of performing cornerstone services for the magnificent structure. Records indicate that "far sighted local residents chose to construct a grand court house intending that it should last a hundred years." When the facility designed by W. R. McPherson was first erected, its dimensions were considered unusually grand for a public building in those days. It cost taxpayers a whopping $250,000.00 and measured 152 feet by 244 feet with the top of the dome reaching 155 feet above the ground. The land was donated by Darius and Julia Munger. It was designed in the Romanesque style, re-introducing the use of the round arch for openings and decorations. The exterior walls were reinforced by brick and mortar and the foundations were made seven feet thick. In 1954 a major portion of the tower had to be removed due to deterioration. Bidding for the foundation contract and that of the building proper were dealt with separately. The bids for the foundation ranged from $8,820.00 to $13,900.00. The winning bid provided for a foundation of Yates Center Stone. The contract for the main portion of the structure was especially lucrative. Each bid proposed a particular type of stone and the contractors gambled on guessing accurately the type of stone to be chosen by the commissioners who were - Chairman, J. H. Aley, Tom Randall, and L. A. Wilson. Bids came in from as far away as Peoria, Illinois and Warrensburg, Missouri.
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On August 30, 1888 the Board chose Grousecreek Stone thereby eliminating most of the bids which ranged from $81,450.00 to $247,562.00. Yates Center Stone and Grousecreek Stone were chosen because of superior quality relative to weather conditions. The reality of cost over-runs existed even then as the records show that the commissioners called a special election which was held on November 6, 1888 by which an additional $50,000.00 of general obligation bonds were approved. The court rooms were to be furnished in antique oak. Statuaries were to adorn gables and projections of the building and all the utilitarian purposes to be found in a court house were provided. The early settlers did have the foresight to provided a structure that would endure the elements but not the foresight to anticipate the enormous growth of the area and in 1959 the third Sedgwick County Courthouse was opened. According to the records of that auspicious event in 1888, Wichita Lodge #99 played a prominent role in the ceremonies. The procession to the courthouse was led by a carriage in which Grand Master, Watson Lamb, the city's chief executive officer. Honorable J. P. Allen and the orator of the occasion, J. R. Hallowell were seated. As Masons here assembled should know a cornerstone is tested by the square, level, and plumb to prove the soundness of the construction in its beginning. The Fraternity interprets to moral uses of the square, level, and plumb as squaring our actions by the square of virtue, the level demonstrates equality, and the plumb teaches rectitude of conduct. Having therefore attempted to insure the building will be sound structurally and will be used for the good and the benefit of all, we then consecrate it by corn, an emblem of plenty, wine, an emblem of joy and gladness, and oil, an emblem of peace. Having, with proper ceremony, re-dedicated this cornerstone, we again acknowledge the foresight of those hardy settlers and their vision and pay tribute to them and, of course, those valiant taxpayers without whom \iery little is possible - then or now. The brethren were then escorted inside the building where the ancient ceremony of the cornerstone and placement of the cornerstone was conducted because of structural needs. No further business appearing, Grand Lodge was then declared closed. Claude W. Norris Grand Master ATTEST: Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Walnut City Lodge No. 191, Ness City, Kansas, November 20, 1988 The M:.W:. Grand Lodge of AF & AM of Kansas was opened in Ample Form by M:.W:. Claude W. Norris, Grand Master, for the purpose of dedicating the new elementary school at Ness City with the following Grand Lodge officers or their pro terns assisting: M:.W R:.W R:.W R:.W W R:.W W R:.W W W W W R:.W W W
Claude W:. Norris Robert M. Nease Don E. Robinett Conrad F. Johnson Cecil F. Jones, PM, #191, as Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Raymond A. Pearsall Darren M. Holmes, ADGM, AREA XI, as A. Franklin Baldwin Basil C. Marhofer, PM, #191 Harry Peterson Hurlbut K. Graves Charles J. Purma, DDGM, District 60, as Kenneth W. Simmons Lawrence Bodine, Assistant Grand Tyler, as
W:. Bradley J. Slagle, Master, #191, as Principal Architect
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The Grand Master noted the absence of our Grand Marshal due to a death in the family and this was also true of the Grand Senior Deacon. Brother Basil C. Hafhofer was asked to assume the position of Grand Marshal for advancing the procession to the Ness City school site. The brethren marched to the school site as it was a clear, bright day with near ideal weather. At the site they were greeted by the officials of the school board and proceeded with the ancient ceremony of dedicating the cornerstone. The stone was actually set in place by an operative workman during the ceremony. The following items were listed and and read by the Grand Secretary as being contained in the cornerstone capsule: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.
Thursday, November 17, 1988, issue of THE NESS COUNTY NEWS. USD No. 303 1988-89 Student Handbook USD No. 303 1988-89 Policy and Procedure Handbook for Certified Employees 1988-89 USD 303 Budget 1988-89 List of the Board of Education Members List of the Administration, Staff, and Students for 1988-89 1988-89 Middle/Junior High School Schedule Copy of the Open House Guide Copies of news articles for THE NESS COUNTY NEWS, GREAT BEND TRIBUNE, HAYS DAILY NEWS, and THE HUTCHINSON NEWS concerning the evacuation of the threestory building and the bond election Twelve colored pictures of the demolition of the three-story building Photocopies of the twelve pictures of the demolition of the three-story building Floor plans of the Ness City Elementary School as of November 20, 1988
The Grand Master in his address highly complimented the people of Ness City in their efforts in making this building possible, and encouraged them all to continue on in the education in the public and in their family, home, and religious instruction. Following the close of the ceremony the Grand officers, friends, and guest were given a tour of the new structure. It is modern in every detail and is well designed of a long-lasting, serviceable construction. The Form.
brethren returned to Walnut Valley Lodge and Grand Lodge was closed
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Claude W. Norris Grand Master ATTEST: Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary Prior to the meeting, the Grand Lodge officers and their ladies were hosted to a delicious dinner by the officers and members of Walnut City Lodge No. 191. Their ladies were also present. The Grand Master expressed the appreciation of the other Grand Lodge officers when he said, "this was second to none - our sincerest appreciation and thanks." Before beginning the procession to the cornerstone site and the Ness City Elementary school. The Grand Lodge officers and the principal officers of Walnut City Lodge journeyed to the home of Brother Edward M. Ruffhead where the Grand Master presented him with a 60 year certificate. Brother Ruffhead had assembled most of the members of his immediate family for the presentation. He expressed extreme pleasure in receiving this honor. SPECIAI COMMUNICATION Bestor G. Brown Lodge No. 433, Wichita, Kansas, December 30, 1988 A Special Communication was called by M:.W:. M:.W:. Grand Lodge of AF & AM of Kansas, for the of our late Brother and Past Grand Master on Master was assisted by the following Grand Lodge M:.W R:.W R:.W M:.W
Claude W. Norris Robert M. Nease Don E. Robinett Clifford D. Knauss, PGM, as
Claude W. Norris, Grand Master of the purpose of a Lodge of Sorrow in memory 1960, M:.W:. Ray W. Kinzie. The Grand officers or their pro tems: Grand Deputy Grand Grand Senior Grand Junior
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Arthur C. Hodgson, PGM, as Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. S. Allan Daugherty, PGM, as Richard D. Overton A. Franklin Baldwin W. Nolan Artz, PGM, as Lawrence D. Winegardner, PGM, as Norman L. Stubbs, DDGM, #39, as Walter F. Jack, ADGM, AREA VII, as Earl C. Hamlin, PM, #433, as Jimmy L. King, PM, #433, as Warren I. Smith, PM, #433, as
Also present:
M:.W:. Thomas C. Raum, Jr., PGM, SGIG
Past Grand Masters Clifford D. Knauss, Arthur C. Hodgson, S. Allen Daugherty, W. Nolan Artz, Lawrence D. Winegardner, and Thomas C. Raum, Jr., were received in the east with private Grand Honors. Following the opening of Grand Lodge, M:.W:. Arthur C. Hodgson, PGM, gave personal reflections of his relationship and experiences with M:.W:. Ray W. Kinzie. This started with his appointment to the progressive line by M:.W:. Kinzie, and recalled many personal and interesting anecdotes experienced during their services to Masonry. Several others followed reflecting upon their experiences and relationship with M:.W:. Kinzie. The brethren then adjourned to join the officers and members of Bestor G. Brown Lodge at a luncheon provided by the lodge as a courtesy. The brethren then journeyed to the Mission Chapel Mausoleum for services. The Scottish Rite Rose Croix Services were conducted by the Valley of Wichita Scottish Rite. Masonic Funeral Rite by M:.W:. Lawrence D. Winegardner, PGM, with W:. Kenneth H. Morrison, Master of Bestor G. Brown Lodge No. 433, holding the Great Lights. Services: Mission Chapel Mausoleum, 1:30 p.m., December 30, 1988 Officiating: Rev. James F. Friedewald, First Presbyterian Church Organist: Carolee Poulsen Scottish Rite Services: W. R. Fesler, 33°; Frank R. Aksamit, 33", Robert L. Davis Services of Committal: Grand Lodge of Kansas Entombment: Mission Chapel Mausoleum No further business appearing Grand Lodge was closed in Ample Form. Claude W. Norris Grand Master ATTEST: Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
SfEC1AL COMMUNICATION Albert Pike Lodge No. 303, Wichita, Kansas, January 20, 1989 A Special Communication of the H:.W:. Grand Lodge AF & AM of Kansas was opened on the first degree in Sunflower Lodge No. 86 using the temple of Albert Pike Lodge No. 303 of Wichita, Kansas. The following Grand Lodge officers or their pro tems assisted the Grand Master in opening Grand in the degree of Entered Apprentice in Ample Form: M:.W R:.W R:.W R:.W M:.W R:.W
. Claude W. Norris . Robert M. Nease . Don E. Robinett .' Conrad F. Johnson . S. Allan Daugherty, PGM, as Albert 0. Arnold, Jr..
Grand Master Deputy Grand Master Grand Senior Warden Grand Junior Warden Grand Treasurer Grand Secretary
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W W W W R:.W M:.W W W
w
. . . . . . . . . .
Raymond A. Pearsall Richard D. Overton A. Franklin Baldwin Ronald E. White Norman L. Stubbs, DDGH, No. 38, as Clifford D. Knauss, PGM, as Harold W. Frasier Donald G. Marks, PM KS-86, as Architect Hugh W. Gill, III James B. DeBerry, PH KS-313, as
M Also Present:
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Grand Chaplain Grand Senior Deacon Grand Junior Deacon Grand Marshal Grand Sword Bearer Grand Senior Steward Grand Junior Steward Grand Pursuivant Grand Tyler Assistant Grand Tyler
W:. Irl R. Mitchell, PH KS-86; James M. Winsel, PM KS-86: W:. Kenneth S. Shiblnm, PM KS-86; W:. Aubrey Rollins, PM KS-86 (Bearers of Symbolic Lodge)
Upon the opening of the lodge the Grand Master paid special tribute and thanks to the brethren of Sunflower Lodge for the banquet meal served to the Grand Lodge officers and their ladies. Also noting the several introductions that had been made at that time. The Grand Senior Deacon was asked to escort M:.W:. S. Allen Daugherty, Senior Living Past Grand Master, and M:.W:. Clifford D. Knauss, Junior Living Past Grand Master, to the altar where they were greeted with the Private Grand Honors and a warm greeting. Following the formal opening, the lodge doors were opened and ladies and friends invited in. The Grand Lodge officers were then formed in grand procession and returned to the lodge room lead by the Grand Marshal. Following the entrance, the regular ceremony of dedication was presented by M:.W:. Claude W. Norris, Grand Master, with the assistance of Robert M. Nease, Deputy Grand Master; Don E. Robinett, Grand Senior Warden; and Conrad F. Johnson, Grand Junior Warden. The Worshipful Master of Sunflower Lodge No. 86 was called upon and he responded with appropriate remarks of appreciation and thanks for the ceremony and effort. The Grand Master then asked the Senior Deacon to escort Brother Ray Miller west of the altar. Brother Miller was made a Mason in 1916, and is currently a resident of the Kansas Masonic Home. Brother Miller reflected upon his years as a member of the fraternity and his many experiences. This proved to be most informative and interesting. The Grand Master in his concluding remarks noted the fine record of Sunflower Lodge No. 86 and that they were in the process of remodeling a building for their use as a temple, and thus the reason for their meeting in Albert Pike Lodge. Albert Pike Lodge and the Scottish Rite Bodies of Wichita were in turn thanked for their hospitality in making this possible. No further business degree of Masonry.
appearing, Grand Lodge
was closed in Ample Form on the first Claude W. Norris Grand Master
ATTEST: Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
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AREA MEETING Atchison, Kansas, April 23, 1988 The AREA III Meeting was called to order by R:.W:. William F. HcFall, Area Deputy Grand Master. The Grand Master introduced the Grand Lodge officers present and introduced M:.W:. Lawrence D. Winegardner, Past Grand Master. R:.W:. Jerry T. Huff, DDGM, District No. 1; R:.W:. William F. Speer, DDGM, District No. 2; R:.W:. Thurman D. Miller, DDGM, District No. 16; R:.W:. Clarence P. Noe, DDGM, District No. 17; R:.W:. William J. Warders, DDGM. District No. 18; and R:.W:. Charles R. Allen, DDGM, District No. 19, were also presented. W:. Dee Duttweiler, Past Master of Active Lodge No. 158 and Past District Deputy of District No. 2 was nominated for trustee, as was brother Tom Mix. Appreciation officers present.
and
thanks for the evening meal were given by the Grand Master
and
No further business appearing, the meeting was closed. Claude W. Norris Grand Master ATTEST: Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
AREA MEETING Clay Center, Kansas, April 22, 1988 The AREA VIII Meeting was called to order by R:.W:. Edward C. Slipsager, Area Deputy Grand Master. Brother Edward A. Nye was presented a twenty-five year pin, and Brothers Donald K. McKenzie, Elmer A. Taylor, and Lyle Sproul were presented fifty year emblems by the Grand Master. Brother Daniel Talley was presented a sixty year certificate by M:.W:. Mcintosh, PGM, Grand Treasurer of the Grand Lodge.
William F.
The usual meeting followed and was well attended. R:.W:. Calvin E. Bruns, DDGM, District No. 29; R:.W:. Lloyd D. Everett, DDGM, District No. 30; R:.W:. Dana C. Johnson, DDGM, District No. 41; and W:. Raymond R. Haden, District Lecturer, were present. It was announced that Brother N. Marion Patton, Worshipful Master of Clay Center Lodge No. 134, Clay Center, Kansas had been selected as Trustee from AREA VIII. No further business appearing, the meeting was closed. Claude W. Norris Grand Master ATTEST: Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
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AREA MEETING Garden City, Kansas, April 15, 1988 A special meeting for AREA XI was called by R:.W:. Darrell M. Holmes, Area Deputy Grand Master. This was for the purpose of electing a trustee to the Kansas Masonic Home Board. The Grand Master and Grand officers present were introduced and then nominations were accepted. After the vote was taken W:. Brother Jerry E. Stolter, Past Master of St. Bernard Lodge No. 222 was elected. R:.W:. Glen G. Rinehart, DDGM, District No. 62 presented a twenty-five year emblem to Brother James Owens and Brother Robert Buerkle, members of Tyrian Lodge No. 246. No further business appearing, the meeting was closed. Claude W. Norris Grand Master ATTEST: Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
DISTRICT MEETING Greensburg, Kansas,' April 16, 1988 R:.W:. Earl W. Anderson; District Deputy Grand Master, District No. 50, sounded the gavel and called the meeting together. The Grand Lodge officers present were introduced by the Grand Master. It was also noted that several other District Deputies were present. R:.W:. Harold J. Schmidt, ADGH, AREA X, introductd R:.W:. Brother Donald D. Hibbs, DDGM, District No. 46, and R:.W:. Francis E. Gatewood, DDGM, District No. 51. Nominations were entertained for the election of a trustee to the newly formed Kansas Masonic Home Board. On the second ballot, W:. Brother Frank R. Rinkel of Haviland Lodge No. 409 was elected. A fifty year emblem was presented by Robert M. Nease, Deputy Grand Master to Brother Hade Gupton. His daughter pinned the emblem on his lapel. A warm round of applause followed. No further business appearing, the meeting adjourned. Claude W. Norris < Grand Master ATTEST: Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary
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REPORT OF THE GRAND TREASURER M:. W:. William F. Mcintosh, PGM, Grand Treasurer, presented the Grand Treasurer's Report, which, on his motion was accepted and made a part of the minutes. To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge AF & AM of Kansas: Most Worshipful Grand Master and Brethren: The year just closed has been generally satisfactory. We have shown a slight increase in net worth. At the same time, we disposed of our RJR Nabisco stock. As you will recall, this company was purchased by KKR. We received approximately $40,000.00 which realized a profit of some $32,000.00. We don't invision this sort of windfall in the near future and our balance sheet must necessarily show some strain. Investments are liquid and are fairly well diversified. in investments in our general fund.
We have nearly $600,000.00
The Council did operate under the bounds of the budget. And, the Grand Master is to be complimented for keeping an eye on the purse strings as well as on the craft. Respectfully submitted, William F. Mcintosh Grand Treasurer
The report of the Auditor is published below: To the Committe of Finance M:.W:. Grand Lodge AF & AM of Kansas In accordance with standard accounting and audit procedures, I have audited the Grand Lodge records for the period February 1, 1988 through January 31, 1989. The records were maintained on the cash method of accounting. The results are reflected in the following exhibits: Exhibit Exhibit Exhibit Exhibit Exhibit Exhibit Exhibit
A B C D E F G
Income & Expense Statement, General Fund Bank Reconciliation of General Fund Income & Expense Statement, Charity Fund Bank Reconciliation of Charity Fund Comparative Balance Sheets Combined Detail of Investments for Both Funds Statement of Change in Cash Position
In my opinion, the aforementioned statements present fairly the assets and liabilities of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge AF & AM of Kansas on January 31, 1989 arising from cash transactions and the revenues collected and expenditures made by it during the year and ending on a basis consistent with that of the preceding year. Sincerely, D. L. Redding Public Accountant
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M:.W:. GRAND LODGE AF & AM OF KANSAS GENERAL FUND - INCOME « EXPENSE STATEMENT FEBRUARY 1, 1988 THROUGH JANUARY 31, 1989 INCOME Gain on RJR Gain on Nabisco Per Capita Tax Interest on Investments York Rite (Maintenance) Ticket Sales (Banquet) Special Dispensations Initiatory Fees KS Masonic Foundation Reimbursed Expense Special Assesments Contributions TOTAL INCOME Merchandise Sales Less Cost of Merchandise Sold GROSS PROFIT OR LOSS (-)
TOTAL ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME EXPENSES Labor Employee Retirement Social Security (FICA) Gross Wages Loss on Panhandle Grand Secretary Allowance Special Assesment (Kansas Masonic Home) Per Capita Tax Initiatory Fees Service & Supplies Grand Master Contingent Prior Annual Communication Expense Prior Annual Communication Per Diem Prior Annual Communication Mileage Grand Master's Jewel/Apron Grand Master 4 Grand Secretary Conference Allowance Grand Tyler and Ass't Grand Tyler Grand Lecturer & Assistants Committee - Ritualistic Work Committee - Masonic Education Committee - Youth Essays Committee Allowance Committee - Trial & Punishment George Washington Memorial Masonic Service Association Dues Print Annual Proceedings Grand Officers Travel Print Kansas Laws of Masonry Library Expense Stationary & Printing Supplies Grand Master Auto Expense Postage & Express Distribution List Lodges Parking Blue Cross/Blue Shield Print/Mail Kansas Mason Computer Expense Miscellaneous Equipment Repairs-Parts Building Repairs & Upkeep
$ 32,926.78 6,766.33 175,526.82 138,745.90 5,967.00 6,940.50 255.00 3,740.00 3,000.00 2,709.14 5,843.00 183.00 $382,603.47 $ 27,020.62 18,775.50 8,245.12
$390,848.59
252.38 7,281.12 5,872.89 80,305.34 66.30 4,000.00 58,907.50 1,136.00 .00 3,275.81 4,400.00 23,316.67 11,760.00 15,083.37 3,655.00 3,600.00 79.505,414.47 112.25 6,500.78 7,273.50 859.02 194.54 1,000.00 2,866.24 838.28 365.29 657.81 117.05 976.61 004.73 062.82 552.45 490.00 709.80 24 112.32 21,260.82 949.76 3,393.35 3,067.79
Exhibit A
Grand.Lodge of Kansas
1988-89
Insurance Accounting Service Personal Property Tax Real Estate Taxes Special Assessments State Unemployment Federal Unemployment Utilities Telephone Water Janitor Service Special Membership Project Contributions Depreciation
53
3,506.57 3,138.03 502.34 10,521.64 .00 353.15 337.36 ,676.67 ,293.08 291.87 ,750.00 ,435.62 223.00 8,653.66
TOTAL EXPENSES
$378,295.55
NET PROFIT OR LOSS (-)
$ 12,553.04
GENERAL FUND - BANK RECONCILIATION
Exhibit B
FARMIS ACCOUNT NO. 0001lOK Last Recorded Date on Bank Statement 01/31/89 Bank Statement Endingi Balance Depos its Not on Bank Statement
$ 96,112.40
.00 96,114.40 (18,823.12)
Less Total Outstanding Checks Recoriciled Bank Balance
15000 15009 15014 15124 15195 15201 15304 15328 15378 15411 15645 16020 16273 15297 16317 16324 16325 15325 16327 16329
$
84.25 54.75 68.25 67.25 37.50 45.00 56.00 46.75 77.50 87.00 22.50 12.87 246.00 218.00 81.64 72.70 126.96 80.76 4.04 27.87
$ 77,295.68
16330 16332 16335 16336 16337 16338 16339 16342 16343 16344 16345 16346 16347 16348 16349 16350 16351 16352 16353 16354
$
712.61 226.64 77.60 68.45 738.12 399.57 178.70 157.83 200.00 1,008.50 477.12 807.90 478.74 509.58 338.08 125.66 125.66 40.31 58.76 62.28
TOTAL OUTSTANDING CHECKS (-)
16355 16356 16357 16358 16359 16360 16361 16362 16363 16364 16365 16366 16368 16369 16370 16371 16372 16373 16374 16375 $
$
38.00 67.82 120.50 25.67 36.40 55.15 3,081.12 1,000.00 1,552.56 652.09 652.08 652.08 399.00 201.75 1,447.32 47.40 19.29 386.13 55.95 23.61
18,823.12
OUTSTANDING CHECKS (Includes checks still outstanding from last month's reconciliation, plus all checks written this month that are not on this month's bank statement.) Last Month's Reconciled Bank Balance (+) This Month's Deposits (-)
This Month's Checks
(=) This Month's Reconciled Bank Balance End of Accounting Period Through 1/31/89
$
92,112.40 161,479.79
(176,296.51) 77,295.68
March
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M:.W:. GRAND LODGE AF & AM OF KANSAS CHARITY FUND - INCOME g EXPENSE STATEMENT FEBRUARY 1, 1988 THROUGH JANUARY 31, 1989 INCOME Interest on Investments Contributions
$
5,187.82 (500.00)
Total Income
$
4,687.82
Total Adjusted Gross Income
$
4,687.82
$
5,118.96
$
5,118.96
Exhibit C
EXPENSES Contributions Total Expenses (431.14) Net Profit or Loss CHARITY FUND - BANK RECONCILITATION
Exhibit D
FARMIS ACCOUNT NO. OOOllOL Last Recorded Date on Bank Statement 1/31/89 Bank Statement Ending Balance
$
174.69
Plus Deposits Not on Bank Statement
200.00
Less Outstanding Checks Reconciled Bank Balance 232 233
(316.08) $
58.61
$ 50.00 266.08
TOTAL OUTSTANDING CHECKS
(-)
316.08
Last Month's Reconciled Bank Balance (+)
This Month's Deposits
(-)
This Month's Checks
(=)
This Month's Reconciled Bank Balance
(825.31) 1,200.00 (316.08) 58.61
End of Accounting Period Through 1/31/89 M:.W:. GRAND LODGE AF « AM OF KANSAS COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEETS ASSETS
Exhibit E January 31, 1988
January 31, 1989
Cash & Investments : Cash in Bank, General Fund, Kaw Valley State Bank Cash in Bank, Charity Fund, Kaw Valley State Bank Rachael J. Gilbert Cash in Savings Accounts Corporate Bonds at Cost US Treasury Notes, General Fund US Treasury Notes, Charity Fund Common Stock, General Fund Paine Webber GNMA - General Fund Paine Webber GNMA - Charity Fund
$
53,958.91 122.17 40.92 349,273.90 38,932.50 170,536.48 39,556.61 8,008.14 30,000.00 25,000.00
77,295.68 58.61 .00 293,085.77 33,857.34 195,526.83 40,077.73 .00 30,000.00 25,000.00
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Exhibit E Con't Alliance Funds - General Fund Capitol Federal CD #5209485 Paine Webber CD #N17RDI Total Cash & Investments
75,012.21 10,000.00
75,012.21 10,000.00 40,000.00
$
800,431.84
819,914.17
$
10,000.00 272,333.39 (45,339.75)
$
10,000.00 273,871.63 (53,993.41)
$
236,993.64
$
229,878.22
Fixed Assets: Land Equipment & Building Less Reserve for Depreciation Total Fixed Assets $1,037,425.48
$1,049,792.39
1,702.17
1,947.18
Total Assets LIABILITIES: Payroll Tax Total Liabilities
$
1,702.17
$
1,947.18
SURPLUS: Retained Earnings Total Liabilities & Surplus
NOTE:
All investments above are listed at cost. value are considerably more than stated.
$1,035,723.31
$1,047,845.21
$1,037,425.48
$1,049,792.39
Most of the stocks and bonds actual
M:.W:. GRAND LODGE AF & AM OF KANSAS
Exhibit F
DETAIL OF INVESTMENTS ON EXHIBIT E INVESTMENTS IN GENERAL FUND Cash in Savings Accounts: Commerce Bank & Trust #67-647-0 Capitol Federal Savings #582978-1 Merchants National Bank #5105-412 Bank IV Topeka #91-599-8 Capitol Federal Auto Reserve Kaw Valley State Bank #80-032-5 Fidelity State Bank & Trust Capitol Federal Savings #386303
58,275.31 78,642.17 62,676.29 65,211.04 3,222.70 4,775.69 6,280.91 14,001.66
Total Cash in Savings
$ 293,085.77
Corporate Bonds: US Steel Bonds E16171-17139 Santa Fe Railroad Bonds. Consolidated Edison R1847 Pacificorp Bonds RV2339 Total Corporate Bonds
14,196.45 11,260.89 3,400.00 5,000.00 $
33,857.34
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March
Exhibit F Con't
Treasury Bonds: Note Note Note Note Note Note Note Note
#FC-33H8 (Paine #3I3388RQ5 (Kaw #912827VD1 (Kaw #912827VC3 (Kaw #FD-74TS (Paine #912827TJ1 (Kaw #912827WX6 (Kaw #FS-43M1 (Paine
Webber) Valley Bank) Valley Bank) Valley Bank) Webber) Valley Bank) Valley Bank) Webber)
10.187.47 10,048.75 20,048.75 95,483.71 15,000.00 24,961.25 10,029.10 9,767.80
Total Treasury Bonds
$ 195,526.83
Alliance Funds: Fund #42-42669-7 Fund #CF4835 Fund #5106922122
30,006.13 10,005.80 35,000.28
Total Alliance Funds
$
Total in General Fund
$ 597,482.15
75,012.21
INVESTMENTS IN CHARITY FUND US Treasury Notes: Note #912827WM0 (Kaw Valley Bank) Note #912827KC5 (Kaw Valley Bank) Note #313388RQ5 (Kaw Valley Bank)
$
20,019.60 5,000.00 15,058.13 $
Total Treasury Notes
M:.W:. GRAND LODGE AF & AM OF KANSAS STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN FINANCIAL POSITION - CASH BASIS Cash Generated: 12,121.90 8,653.66 245.01 (1,538.24)
Income Before Extraordinary Items Depreciation Expense Plus Accounts Payable Increase Equipment Purchased Net Increase in Cash & Investments
$
19,482.33
40,077.73
Exhibit G
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REPORT OF THE GRAND SECRETARY R:.W:. Albert 0. Arnold, Jr., Grand Secretary, gave the following report, which, on his motion, was received and referred to the Reports of Grand Officers Committee. To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge AF & AM of Kansas Report is submitted in accordance with Constitution laws 2-110 and 2-111 of the Laws of Kansas Masonry.
ARTICLE VI, Section 9 and by-
Annual Reports One year ago our experience with regards to returns of the Annual Reports was very encouraging. All were on time and in reasonably good form. Naturally we hoped this would continue and further remarks in this connection be unnecessary, but this was not to be. Several logical excuses were received and extentions given. Illnesses and personal emergencies were added to this year by the death of one of the secretarys. Personal calls were made to those having delinquent reports. We believe all will have reported in time to be included in the Annual Communication. Please do remember the importance of timely reporting. Your reports are due January lOth of each year. Constitutional Amendment During our last Annual Communication an amendment was sustained on the floor and subsquently fowarded to the Lodges in accordance with the structures of our Laws. (ARTICLE XI, Section 7) Four months later, as also required in our laws, (3-617) thirty-nine lodges had not made report. Certified mail was forwarded after notifying our Grand Master. He in turn instructed the cost of this mailing be forwarded to the delinquent lodges. I now report the lodges have sustained the proposition as presented at our last Annual Communication, to ARTICLE III, Section 2, and ARTICLE VI, Section 13. Insurance and Reappraisal In late spring calls started being received asking information concerning insurance coverage. Generally, liability was of prime concern. The complaint was increased costs. I could only remind the callers we have tried unsuccessfully on three occasions to introduce a blanket program, but that each time they were rejected. Our great concern in this area has to do with reappraisal. Only the uninformed could expect anything but increases. With those increases will come the additional cost for insurance. Information concerning reappraisal and how it will affect lodges is rather sketchy as of this writing. Bank Requests for ID Numbers We did not keep an exact account of the number of calls we have received in this instance, but at least twelve or fourteen have reported requests from IRS. You are not alone as your Grand Lodge has experienced the same thing. Our investigation into the matter indicates an effort by some person trying to shorten organizational titles in order to meet certain spacing problems found on forms and address labels may have caused this problem. Our advice is to answer these requests promptly and by all means with accurate information. Also, please keep us advised. Your Grand Lodge Library and Museum We are pleased to note the following donations to our library-and museum. Lapel emblem and key holder commemorating the bicentennial 1888-1988 of New South Wales - From the Grand Lodge of New South Wales. Memorabilia from the now Rayenesford.
consolidated
Kensington
Lodge
#405 by W:. Doctor J. 0.
A medallion noting the bicentennial as produced by the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite/Southern Jurisdiction, by Brother C. W. Rice a member of Woodson Lodge No. 121. Masonic Poems complied No. 117.
by The
Masonic Service
Association (1924) by Parsons Lodge
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Shaver's Masonic Monitor Orient Lodge No. 51.
March
1892 (adopted 1893) by W:. Ralph T. Newman, Past Master of
As we have often said, if you have and item and question it's worth or usuability, please contact the Grand Lodge office for evaluation. Many valuable and historical items have been destroyed or lost through lack of knowledge or care. Please give us a call if you find such an item. Assistant Grand Secretary As we already heard from our Grand Master and in the October edition of the Kansas Mason, after a lengthy search and much deliberation, W:. A. Kevin Kobler, a Past Master of Millbrook Lodge No. 281 of Hill City, was selected. He is a graduate of Fort Hays State with a degree in accounting. His devotion to the order and knowledge of the Craft will be a distinct asset. Computerization and Addresses Each day we are continuing to increase our data storage in house. the process completed later this year.
We hope to have
Each year we keep expecting a decline in the number of our members who move their residences. But 1988 was not to be the year. Forty-one members moved each and every day of last year. This included Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays. We again make an urgent plea for you as individuals to notify your secretaries immediately upon moving. Likewise, Brother Secretaries, please do no wait until year end to make report. Remember we are charged 30 cents for each return of the Kansas Mason or any second class mail. This can occur up to three times before the post office deletes them. Please also remember, three lines are required with street name or number of post office box or route and box number, and of course, the all important zip code. We still believe this to be the single most expensive operation we perform in your behalf. Dual/Plural Members No doubt you would rather hear nothing more about this subject. I share in that feeling. Yet I must report still another Grand Jurisdiction has our laws in this regard under study. I have little encouagement to indicate they will not withdraw dual memberships with Kansas. Those who may have a dual membership with North Carolina will be allowed to retain them, but future additions will not be permitted, pending their further investigation. I have been promised a more detailed explanation, but to date it has not been received. Plural membership, you will remember, are those within the Jurisdiction of Kansas. Some improvement is noted with the records being forwarded, but I must honestly say they are still far from desirable. Again and again my Brothers, I ask that you write or call before taking action on either dual or plural memberships. Per Capita Tax and Special Assesment In spite of our efforts to publicize the action taken on the floor of Grand Lodge last year, many failed to receive or understand the amendment. In amending by-law 2-301, many failed to read the last sentence of that law. It says: "Provided that any increase in the per capita tax shall become effective on the Lodge roll of membership determined on December 31 the following year." I have no doubt that many lodges have suddenly found themselves with a "windfall". Consumer Protection A call and letter was received from our Ottawa Lodge No. 18. This had to do with a purchase made by the Brother in charge of maintenance as the result of a phone solicitation. The item in question was received and paid for. But it was determined the price was actually more than charged by a local supplier, so the second request for an order was refused. This did not stop the sender. Naturally the product was returned. Then a succession of bills were forwarded to the Lodge along with past due notices and threats to take legal action. The Lodge did forward copies of payment and records including copies of the remitted check, but all to no avail. So it was, this matter was referred to your Grand Lodge. In turn the Grand Master instructed this office to forward this matter to our Jurisprudence Committee. This committee recommended that we take our information and carry it to the Attorney General. This we did and we were directed to the Consumer Protection Division. This department did take action and we believe this has ended this episode. We do urge you to be cautious in all transactions.
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Estimation of Income and Expenses On the following pages you will find these tables. Please read them carefully and if there are questions please advise. The estimation of income and expenses carries the previous two years experience for your evaluation. You will also note that the Grand Secretary's allowance has been combined with the Grand Officers travel expense. Perhaps it goes without saying, but our continuing losses are the real problem. Membership Statistics Near the end of the Advanced Report you will find the statistics of last years work. There was activity, but as you will note, our problem with Entered Apprentices who do not finish their work continues. Appreciation and Thanks Strange as it may seem to many of you, this is quite often the most difficult part of my report. First is the possibility that I will forget some deserving Brother or committee and secondly, that this part of my report would be taken as a meaningless response to those who have done so much for so little. This year a very tight budget was strained even further when in answer to the call of the Craft, Special Communications were far more in number than we could otherwise anticipate. Difficulties in other areas this year have increased costs and the work of the Council of Administration. But, rest assured they have proven to be equal to the task. I greatly appreciate the actions of our Grand Master and this Council and for their patience and deep concerns for our beloved Fraternity. They certainly deserve our highest commendations. The Chairmen and committees of this Grand Jurisdiction are always outstanding and believe me this year is no exception. Our thanks and appreciaton. Brethren we could never do it without you. To a hardworking staff from our new Assistant to those in a part time capacity, thank you again and again. As we are slowly but surely changing the operation to conform with increasing computer operation, I report they are all taking it in stride, although we have experienced many frustrating moments. They are real troupers. So I must again tell you their names and in doing so say a personal word of appreciation to W:. Brother Kevin Kobler, Sisters Rachael Gilbert and Becky Wasson, to Brother Mark Stephenson and to Jean Rader, as it is so often said, the right arm of your Grand Secretary and then some. Finally to all of you my Brethren, thank you again and again for allowing us to work with and for you. All those who have been appointed to committees, we do have your stationary on the table in the outer hall. Please do pick it up and take it with you, or if you can, some friends' and neighbors'. All those packages represent dollars. There are several items of business I wish to bring before you. (1) PER CAPITA TAX & ASSESSMENT - Apparently many of you when you voted and some did collect a special assessment.
misunderstood
last year
(2) WITH REGARD TO REPRAISAL - Many questions have been fowarded to our office. As a lodge, you had 18 days to respond. We would like to say respond to each and everyone of you, if at all possible. We would like to suggest that you contact each and every one of your legislators and become personally aquainted with them. We need to try to get the Board of Tax Appeals to take our property off the rolls but that's something to work again through our legislators. We have appealed to them, but it is a simple fact that I reported to you last year - "we voted for it, or at least a major portion of Kansas voted for repraisal." So, there is only one thing we can do and that is to hope we have a chance to see that it is equalized and fair. Turn to page 39. Total of income and expenditures. We have listed the budget, giving three years comparision, so that you can see we are in a very tight situtation. I particularly want to call to your attention the travel allowance of the Grand Secretary has been revoked and. is now included with the Grand Officers Travel under item 5250. Although it appears to be an increase it really wasn't that much of an increase. Also, there was not a special assessment this year for the Kansas Masonic Home. Our budget was very tight. You do have, of course, an increase coming this next December, a total
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o f $9.00 - $3.00 o f which w i l l go to the Kansas Masonic Home. However, the sad p a r t o f t h i s i s t h a t each year when we lose approxmately 2,000 o r more members, we are l o s i n g $12,000.00 o f your general fund budget. T h a t , of course takes $6,000.00 out o f your Kansas Masonic Home. The membership l o s s i s the problem. ( F u r t h e r remarks were made by the Grand Secretary i n a p p r e c i a t i o n of the e f f o r t s o f the o f f i c e s t a f f to have a l l f a c e t s o f Grand Lodge p r e p a r a t i o n completed by the dead l i n e i n s p i t e o f i n f i r m i t i e s s u f f e r e d by the members o f the s t a f f . He o f f e r e d s p e c i a l thanks to Past Grand Master, Chester G i l b e r t , who donated many hours of v o l u n t e e r time t o a s s i s t i n the p r e p a r a t i o n s . ) R e s p e c t f u l l y and f r a t e r n a l l y s u b m i t t e d , A l b e r t 0. Arnold J r . Grand Secretary
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Grand Lodge of Kansas
1988-89
GRAND SFCRFTARY FSTTMATF OF 1989 INCOME AND RFNFRAI FIINO FXPFN<;FS
imm Special Assesment (54,959 g $3.00)Per-Capita Tax (54,959 1? $6.00)-(1989) Initiatory Fee ( 745 13 $5.00) + Charity Fund (Interest ) General Fund (Interest ) York Rite (Maintenance ) Ticket Sales (Banquets ) Special Dispensations Merchandise Sales Kansas Masonic Foundation (Maintenance) Advertising Sales TOTAl INCOME
1988
lasj $177,804.00 355,608.00 3,750.00 3,000.00 38,000.00 5,967.00 7,500.00 200.00 5,000.00 3,000.00 xxxxxxxxxx $599,829.00
$170,877.00341,754.003,725.003,000.00 41,000.00+ 5,967.00 7,500.00 200.00 5,000.00 3,000.00 xxxxxxxxxx $582,023.00-
i2Ba $xxxxxxxxxx 329,754.00 3,725.00 3,000.00 41,000.00 5,967.00 7,500.00 200.00 5,000.00 3,000.00 12.000.00 $411,146.00
TOTAL EXPENDITURES 0100
Olio 0150 0180 0890 8870 4910 4940 4970 5000 5010 5030 5050 5060 5070 5080 5100 5110 5120 5130 5140 5150 5160 5180 5190 5200 5210 5220 5230 5240 5250 5260 5270 5280 5190 5300 5310 5320 5330 6600 7600 8100 8350 8840 8910 8920 8930 8940 8970
Labor (Part Time) $ 250.00 $ 250.00 $ 250.00 Employee Retirement 6,900.00 6,900.00 7,400.00+ Social Security (FICA) 6,000.00 6,200.00+ 6,943.00 83,500.00 83,500.00 88,750.00 Gross Wages Grand Secretary Allowance 4,000.00 4,000.00 xxxxxxxxx 177,804.00 170,877.00xxxxxxxxx Special Assesment to Kansas Masonic Home Per-Capita Tax to Masonic Home 88,902.00 85,439.0082,438.50 7 Charity Fund Transfer (By-Law 2-302) None None Initiatory Fee 3,750.00 3,725.00 3,725.002,750.00 2,750.00 2,750.00 Service & Supplies Kansas Employment Security Fund 350.00 350.00 350.00 Grand Master's Contingent Fund 8,000.00 4,400.004,400.00 Prior Annual Communication Expense 16,000.00 16,000.00 16,000.00 Prior Annual Communication Per-Diem 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 15,000.00 Prior Annual Communication Mileage 15,000.00 15,000.00 4,000.00 4,000.00 2,000.00Grand Master's Jewel & Apron Grand Master & Grand Secretary Conference 3,600.00 3,600.00 3,600.00 80.00 80.00 Grand Tyler & Assistant Grand Tyler Allowance 80.00 6,500.00 6,500,00 6,500.00 Grand Lecturer & Assistants 500.00 500.00 Committee on Ritualistic Work 500.00 5,000.00 6,500.00+ 2,000.00Committee on Masonic Education 8,000.00 St) 8,000.00 8,000.00 Committee on Public Schools (Youth Essay Conte 500.00 500.00 500.00 Committee Allowance Committee on Trials and Punishments 500.00 500.00 500.00 1,000.00 George Washington Memorial 1,000.00 1,000.00 Masonic Service Association Dues 3,200.00 3,200.00 3,200.00 4,000.00 4,200.00+ 4,008.00 Print Annual Proceedings 8,000.00+ 7,000.00 11,000.00+ Grand Officers' Travel 400.00 400.00 400.00 Print Laws of Masonry 500.00 Library Expense 500.00 500.00 3,000.00 4,000.00+ 4,000.00 Stationary Printing & Supplies 11,000.00+ 12,000.00 9,000.00Grand Master's Automobile Expense 6,850.00 7,187.00+ 7,187.00 Postage & Express 850.00 774.56774.00Distribution List of Lodges 600.00 600.00 Parking 600.00 4,252.00 4,252.00 4,252.00 Blue Cross & Blue Shield 41,000.00+ 31,000.00 31,000.00 Print & Mail Kansas Mason 21,000.00 Computer Expenses 21,000.00 15,000.001,000.00 1,000.00 1,000.00 Miscellaneous 3,000.00 3,000.00 3,000.00 Equipment Repairs 3,000.00+ 3,000.00 2,000.00 Building Repair & Upkeep 7,621.00+ 7,121.006,500.00 Insurance 3,100.00 3,100.00 3,100.00 Accounting 8c Audit Service. 12,539.44+ 10,689.508,500.00 Real Estate & Personal Property Taxes 4,100.00) Electricity 4,541.00) 7,288.007,288.00 Heating Fuel 3,500.00 3,200.00 3,200.00 Telephone 340.00 340.00 300.00 Water 3,750.00+ 3,800.00+ 3,750.00 Janitorial Service 2,500.0012.000.00 Special Membership Project 3^00,00+ $591.£22..00 $582.023'. 00- $411,146.00 TOTAL ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES Please note(-) decrease, (+) increase of 1988 Budget. Acct. No. 8910 Electricity & 8920 Heating Fuel are combined..
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SCHEDULE "A" LODGE
1. 2. 3. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 14.
15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39.
40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 49. 50. 51. 52. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 60. 61 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. 70. 71. 72. 73. 74. 75.
AMOUNT
$ 606 396 5,202 456 1,920 2,574 2,196 1,560 1,188 462 2,886 462 2,460 1,788 3,912 2,118 1,536 432 372 576 942 144 216 576 234 516 1,014 222 432 570 450 1,974 642 642 990 492 714 258 756 540 774 222 576 210 582 456 4,620 396 2,076 444 714 1,200 348 4,914 780 552 402 660 989 942 492 660 522 510 1,122 288 433 1,254 1,014
LODGE
76. 77. 79. 80. 83. 84. 85. 86. 87. 88. 89. 90.
'
91. 92. 93. 94. 95. 96. 97. 98. 99. 100. 101. 102. 103. 104. 105. 106. 107. 108. 109. 110. 111. 112. 113. 114. 115. 116. 117. 119. 121. 122. 123. 124. 125. 126. 127. 129. 130. 131. 132. 133. 134. 135. *136. 138. 140. 141. 142. 143. 144. 145. 146. 147. 148. 149. 150. 151. 152.
March
PER CAPITA TAX AMOUNT
$
576 1.128 684 774 564 192 426 6,312 312 846 396 5,130 1,080 300 1,044 774 612 2,694 2,652 1,224 6,144 978 450 3,450 1,746 858 582 1,320 1,422 666 354 â&#x20AC;¢ 1,068 402 2,478 984 395 342 318 1,872 582 420 324 168 624 210 356 216 804 288 252 588 2,262 1.145 798 438 366 1,536 408 2,004 654 654 714 954636 612 306 1,674 1,410 522
LODGE
AMOUNT
153. 154"155: 156. 158. 160. 161. 162. 163. 164. 165. 166. 167.
$4,668 1,056 522 492 1,518 582 384 708 318 1,014 600 216 ^ 930 3,462 588 480 2,076 1.062 834 168 1.680 570 276 252 810 840 4,242 438 390 792 534 942 264 804 1,482 828 486 636 942 2,094 798 336 330 780 336 348 396 318 372 480 J90 270 414 450 1,728 798 312 2,124 216 1,248 390 162 960 822 318 180 612 396 432 1,272 522
171. 172. 173. 174. 176. 177. 179. 181. 183. 184. 186. 187. 188. 189. 190. 191. 192. 193. 194. 195. 196. 198. 199. 200. 201. 203. 204. 205. 206. 210. 211. 212. 214. 215. 216. 217. 219. 220. 221. 222. 223. 224. 225. 229. 230. 233. 234. 236. 238. 237. 241 243. 244. 245. 246. 247
1988-89
-ODGE 248. 252. 253. 254. 256. 257. 258. 259. 261. 262. 264. 265. 266. 268. 269. 271. 272. 273. 274. 275. 277. 278. 279. 280. 281. 282. 283. 284. 285. 286. 288. 289. 290. 291. 293. 294. 295. 298. 299. 300. 302. 303. 306. 307. 309. 310.
Grand Lodge of Kansas
AMOUNT $ 990
690 684 546 396 348 810 204 774 480 246 1,896
180 438 450 1,200 1,506 1,488
486 438 1,266
414 330 1.068
372 234 1,068
312 426 366 732 972 354 774 384 918 186 762 1,206
138 22,866 1,392
948 804 498
LODGE 311. 312. 313. 314. 315. 318. 319. 321. 322. 323. 324. 325. 326. 327. 330. 331. 333. 334. 335. 336. 338. 339. 340. 341. 345. 347. 348. 349. 351. 352. 354. 355. 356. 357. 360. 361. 362. 364. 365. 366. 367. 369. 371. 372. 374. 376.
AMOUNT $2,982
354 1,152
504 498 342 708 894 2,706
282 1,086
240 354 492 498 996 1,698
276 414 180 468 240 390 384 438 306 354 378 396 264 120 366 414 300 414 210 522 1,572 1,800
912 426 2,190
402 282 702 402
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LODGE
379 380 382. 384. 385. 390. 393. 395. 396. 397. 398. 399. 401. 402. 403. 404. *406. 410. 411. 413. 415. 417. 419. 420. 423. 424. 429. 430. 431. 433. 435. 436. 437. 438. 440. 441. 444. 445. 446. 449. 450. *137. *408. *409.
AMOUNT $ 330
228 144 438 852 384 438 540 498 756 318 420 324 588 474 1,038
990 240 210 318 456 336 180 336 216 318 234 306 360 9,594
630 2,790
438 1,320
246 450 450 1,602
372 264 480 630 732 264
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March
WARRANT ACCOUNT CHECKS Check No. 14895 14896 14897 14898 14899 14900 14901 14902 14903 14904 14905 14906 14907 14908 14909 14910 14911 14912 14913 14914 14915 14916 '14917 14918 14919 14920 14921 14922 14923 14924 14925 14926 14927 14928 14929 14930 14931 14932 14933 14934 14935 14936 14937 14938 14939 14940 14941 14942 14943 14944 14945 14946 14947 14948 14949 14950 14951 14952 14953 14954 14955 14956 14957 14958 14959 14960 14961 14962
Favor o f Kansas Dept of Revenue Clarence Rhambo C a p i t o l C i t y O f f i c e Supply Western Bindery FB A c c t . & Tax Service United Parcel Service C i t y o f Topeka KPL Gas Service Today Chuck Hoffmeister & Son Modern Office Methods C a r l a ' s Type, I n c . C l i f f o r d D. Knauss C l i f f o r d L. Trax Robert M. Schroeder H i l t o n F. Thompson Kansas Masonic Home A l b e r t 0. A r n o l d , J r . Jean E. Rader Rachael J . G i l b e r t Kansas Dept o f Revenue Donaldson's Jewelers M i l t o n F. Thompson H a l b e r t G. Horton Mary Rebekah Wasson Kaw V a l l e y State Bank United Parcel Service AT&T B. Swader Ronald E. White J . P. Luther Co. Postmaster Ks. Dept. of Commerce United Parcel Service Quill Corp. Western Temporary Service Kansas Dept o f Revenue I n l a n d Business System Modern O f f i c e Methods Jean Rader Standard-Hart P r i n t i n g Data Science Corp D. G. Tauber Co. Modern O f f i c e Methods Richard R. Haefele Robert K. Shklar Ronald E. White James R. Struble James R. Struble Robert M. Schroeder Charles D. Gallipeau David F. Snyder Russell C. S c h w i l l i n g Earl M. S i t t o n J e r r y Lough M i l t o n F. Thompson Russell C. S c h w i l l i n g KPL Gas Service Southwestern Bell A l b e r t 0. A r n o l d , J r . Jean E. Rader Rachael J . G i l b e r t Halbert G. Horton Mary Rebekah Wasson Donella R. Glenn L i l l i a n H. Wiant C i t y of Topeka Scotch Tiextile Rentals
For Amount $ 183.00 Withholding tax 34.00 Parking 8.17 Service/suppl ies 7.56 Items f o r resale Accounting 185.21 12.77 Postage/express 21.99 Water-Sewer-Refuse 896.78 Gas-Electric 1,967.43 Kansas Mason J a n i t o r i a l Service 3,750.00 125.09 Equipment r e p a i r s / p a r t s 69.75 Annua! Communication 189.01 Grand Master's Auto 176.92 Grand Lecturer Grand L e c t u r e r 64.48 64.48 Grand L e c t u r e r 56,225.50 Special Assessment 998.50 Payroll 481.12 Payroll 381.08 Payroll 199.00 Withholding tax 73.50 Annual Communication 101.00 Grand Lecturer 284.71 Payroll 481.00 Payroll FICA/WH Tax 1,841.53 19.07 Postage/express 2.84 Telephone Bldg, repairs/upkeep 22.00 Grand Lecturer 41.60 Items f o r r e s a l e 35.71 200.00 Postage/express 99.00 Masonic Education Postage/express 34.03 Items f o r r e s a l e 78.89 Labor 252.38 27.45 Miscellaneous 31.50 Equipment r e p a i r s / p a r t s 378.00 Equipment r e p a i r s / p a r t s Supplies 5.54 Annual Communication 80.05 Kansas Mason 988.94 Annual Communication 238.91 Equipment r e p a i r s / p a r t s 91.18 Grand Lecturer 430.20 Grand Lecturer 382.00 Grand Lecturer 116.60 Grand Lecturer 316.66 Grand Lecturer 8.50 Grand L e c t u r e r 58.98 Grand Lecturer 128.32 Grand Lecturer 291.56 Grand Lecturer 402.46 Grand L e c t u r e r 63.16 Grand Lecturer 216.34 Grand Lecturer 65.14 Grand Lecturer 123.22 Gas-Electric 838.58 Telephone 142.41 Payroll 998.50 Payroll 481.12 Payroll 315.12 Payroll 284.71 Payroll 440.42 Retirement 125.66 Retirement 125.66 Water-sewer-refuse 19.85 Bldg Upkeep 24.43
Grand Lodge o f Kansas
1988-89
1988-1989 Date 02/29/88 03/09/88 03 /10/88 03/10/88 03/10/88 03/10/88 03/10/88 03/10/88 03/10/88 03/10/88 03/10/88 03/10/88 03/10/88 03/10/88 03/10/88 03/10/88 03/10/88 03/10/88 03 /10/88 03/10/88 03/);0/88 03/10/88 03/10/85 03/10/85 03/10/88 03/10/88 03/10/88 03/10/88 03/10/88 03/10/88 03/11/88 03/11/88 03/11/88 03/11/88 03/15/88 03/15/88 03/15/88 03/15/88 03/15/88 03/15/88 03/15/88 03/15/88 03/15/88 03/15/88 03/15/88 03/15/88 03/15/88 03/15/88 03/15/88 03/15/88 03/17/88 03/17/88 03/19/88 03/22/88 03/25/88 03/25/88 03/29/88 03/28/88 03/28/88 03/28/88 03/28/88 03/28/88 03/28/88 03/28/88 03/28/88 03/28/88
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WARRANT ACCOUNT CHECKS Check No. 14963 14964 14965 14966 14967 14968 14969 â&#x20AC;˘ 14970 14971 14972 14973 14974 14975 14976 14977 14978 14979 14980 14981 14982 14983 14984 14985 14986 14987 14988 14989 14990 14991 14992 14992 14994 14995 14996 14997 14998 14999 to 15607 15608 15609 15610 15611 15612 15613 15614 15615 15616 15617 15618 15619 15620 15621 15622 15623 15624 15625 15626 15627 15628 15629 15630 15631 15632 15633 15634 15635 15636 15637
Favor o f Blue Cross/Blue S h i e l d C l i f f o r d Trax Midwestern Paper Co. Nationwide Paper Co. Postmaster United Parcel Service United Parcel Service Topeka Engraving Co. C a r l e ' s Type Ma coy Standard-Hart Centinental Carbon Capitol C i t y O f f i c e Supply Total Petroleum MasterCard Inland Business J . P. Luther Co. Photo 1 DeWitt S p e c i a l t y FB Accounting & Tax Service Modern O f f i c e Methods Quill Charles E. Singhisen Robert M. Nease Claude W. N o r r i s W i l l i a m G. Updegrove, J r . L. D. Winegardner Hurl but K. Graves C l i f f o r d D. Knauss J . P. Luther Co. Ray Shepherd Motors DeHolay of Kansas Rainbow f o r G i r l s o f Kansas Job's Daughters o f Kansas A l b e r t 0. A r n o l d , J r . Jean E. Rader
For Amount BC/BS $ 157.83 Grand Lecturer 167.04 403.66 Service/Supplies 74.15 P r i n t i n g Supplies Postage 200.00 Postage/express 18.21 Postaqe/exDress 25.21 15.60 Items f o r resale 84.34 Annual Communication 416.67 Annual Communication Stationary 146.59 33.39 Service/suppl ies 10.91 Service/suppl ies Grand Secy Allowance 26.06 41.14 Grand Secy Allowance Equipment 107.10 Annual Comm & Equipment 58.07 Annual Communication 30.98 Items f o r resale 1,604.47 688.11 Accounting Equipment 140.68 46.73 Service Supplies Grand O f f i c e r s Travel 291.19 302.74 Grand O f f i c e r s Travel 215.60 Grand O f f i c e r s Travel Grand Lecturer 135.12 Grand Lecturer 220.96 Grand Lecturer 367.50 Grand Masters Auto 370.70 Equipment 107.94 4,628.35 Grand Masters Auto 1.000.00 Committee on Youth 500.00 Committee on Youth Committee on Youth 500.00 998.50 Payrol1 481.12 Payroll
Mileage & Per Diem Checks Rachael J . G i l b e r t Halbert G. Horton Mary Rebekah Wasson Kaw V a l l e y State Bank Kansas Dept. of Revenue United Parcel Service Ks. Turnpike A u t h o r i t y Don Robinette Ink Link Pitney Bowes AT&T Laneco Engraving Conference o f Grand Masters DeWitt S p e c i a l t y Budget Car Rental M i c h e l l e Henderson G and G Catering Claude W. N o r r i s Shawnee Co. Treasurer Foltz-Roepke I n s . Masonic Service Assn. Rhambo Management Standard-Hart KPL Gas Service Southwestern Bell Auto Club o f Kansas United Parcel Service Total Petroleum Data Science J . C. Darling
Annual Communication Payroll Payroll Payroll FICA/WH tax WH tax Postage/express Grand Secy Allowance Grand O f f i c e r s Travel Annual Communication Postage Meter Telephone Annual Communication GM/Grand Secy Conf. Items f o r resale Annual Communication Annual Communication Annual Communication G.H. Cont. Fund Grand Masters Auto Grand Masters Auto Dues Parking Items f o r resale Gas-Electric Telephone Grand O f f i c e r s Travel Postage/express Grand Secy Allowance Computer Annual Communication
438.94 284.71 442.40 1,762.50 204.00 15.30 9.35 176.00 1,822.12 92.58 2.84 569.32 270.00 3,113.15 480.00 150.00 4,668.30 4,400.00 743.41 684.00 2,866.24 38.00 171.17 571.34 153.14 66.00 16.20 64.22 23.88 20.48
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1988-1989 Date 03/28/88 03 /e8/88 03/28/88 03/28/88 03/28/88 03/28/88 03/28/88 03/28/88 03/28/88 03/28/88 03/28/88 03/28/88 03/28/88 03/28/88 03/28/88 03/28/88 03/28/88 03/28/88 03/31/88 03/31/88 03/31/88 03/31/88 03/31/88 03/31/88 03/31/88 03/31/88 03/31/88 03/31/88 03/31/88 03/31/88 03/31/88 03/31/88 03/31/88 03/31/88 03/31/88 03/31/88 03/31/88 03/31/88 03/31/88 04/05/88 04/05/88 04/07/88 04/07/88 04/07/88 04/07/88 04/07/88 04/07/88 04/07/88 04/07/88 04/07/88 04/07/88 04/11/88 04/11/88 04/11/88 04/11/88 04/11/88 04/11/88 04/11/88 04/11/88 04/11/88 04/14/88 04/15/88 04/15/88 04/15/88 04/15/88 04/15/88 04/15/88 04/15/88 04/15/88
March
WARRANT ACCOUNT CHECKS Check No. 15638 15639 15640 15641 15642 15643 15644 15645 15646 15647 15648 15649 15650 15651 15652 15653 15654 15655 15656 15657 15658 15659 15660 15661 15665 15666 15667 15662 15663 15664 15668 15669 15670 15671 15672 15673 15674 15675 15676 15677 15678 15679 15680 15681 15682 15683 15684 15685 15686 15687 15688 15689 15690 15691 15692 15693 15694 15695 15696 15697 15698 15699 15700 15701 15702 15703 15704 15705 15706
Fovor o f Midian Shrine Temple Donaldson's Jewelers Donaldson's Jewelers Rex L. Broker Wichita Scottish Rite R. L. Hamilton Standard Hart Union Lodge No. 7 Blue Cross/Blue S h i e l d Blue Cross/Blue S h i e l d C l i f f o r d D. Knauss I n l a n d Business Systems C i t y o f Topeka C l i f f o r d D. Knauss D i x i e Knauss B. Swader United Parcel Service Holiday Inn Plaza A l b e r t 0. A r n o l d , J r . Jean E. Rader Rachael J . G i l b e r t L i l l i a n H. Wiant Robert M. Nease Don E. Robinett H a l b e r t G. Horton Mary Rebekah Uasson Donella R. Glenn Amoco Asay's Sportsman Store P r i n c i p a l Mutual I n s . Standard Hart H a l b e r t G. Horton H a l b e r t G. Horton C l i f f o r d D. Knauss W i l l i a m F. Mcintosh Floyd E. Ramsey Claude W. N o r r i s W i l l i a m F. Mcintosh Floyd E. Ramsey Naphtali Lodge No. 310 C. H. Hoffmeister Carl a's Type FB Accounting & Tax Service Capitol City O f f i c e Products United Parcel Service AAA of Kansas The Economics Press Topeka Engraving Scotch T e x t i l e Rental ' Midwestern Paper Jean E. Rader United Parcel Service A. B. Dick Co. J . C. Darling Co. Auto Club o f Kansas Nationwide Paper Montgomery Door Closer AT&T Laneco Engraving Kansas Turnpike A u t h o r i t y Postmaster Void A l b e r t 0. A r n o l d , J r . Jean E. Rader Rachael J. G i l b e r t Halbert G. Morton Mary Rebekah Wasson Kaw Valley State Bank Kansas Dept o f Revenue
For Amount Annual Communication $1,716.38 267.75 Annual Communication 110.25 Masonic Education 3,655.00 Grand Masters Jewel Annual Communication 627.81 Annual Communication 350.90 Annual Communication 235.79 22.50 Annual Communication 59.15 BC/BS BC/BS 98.68 Grand Masters Auto 139.60 Computer 31.50 Water-Sewer-Refuse 31.44 Telephone 141.25 Annual Communication 225.00 22.00 Bldg Upkeep 35.59 Postage/express Annual Communication 9,127.76 998.50 Payrol1 Payroll 481.12 Payroll 315.56 Retirement 125.66 Grand O f f i c e r s Travel 352.68 50.57 Grand O f f i c e r s Travel 284.71 Payroll Payrol1 518.53 Retirement 125.66 Grand Secy Allowance 9.90 Annual Communication 6.31 77.57 Insurance 15.75 Items f o r r e s a l e Annual Communication 100.00 100.00 Sp. membership p r o j e c t Payrol1 185.70 46.42 Payrol1 46.42 Payroll Payroll 144.98 Payroll 43.24 Payroll 43.24 Per Diem/Mileage 71.50 Annual Communication 150.00 38.82 Annual Communication Accounting 100.25 3.44 Service/supplies Postage/express 20.04 Insurance 55.00 Grand Secy Allowance 14.40 Annual Communication 67.64 Bldg Upkeep £50:.95 P r i n t i n g Supplies 328.92 Miscellaneous 35.00 Postage/express 19.43 P r i n t i n g Supplies 162.97 Annua! Communication 4.73 Grand O f f i c e r s Travel 46.00 P r i n t i n g / s e r v i c e suppl ies 210.85 Bldg Upkeep 64.58Telephone 2.84 Annual Communication 29.33 Grand Secy Allowance 24.15 Postage 52.50 Payrol 1 Payroll Payroll Payroll Payrol 1 FICA/WH Tax WH tax
998.50 481.12 357.36 284.71 426.00 1,966.45 214.00
Grand Lodge of Kansas
1988-89
Date 04/19/88 04/25/88 04/25/88 04/25/88 04/25/88 04/25/88 04/25/88 04/25/88 04/25/88 04/25/88 04/25/88 04/25/88 04/25/88 04/25/88 04/25/88 04/25/88 04/25/88 04/25/88 04/25/88 04/25/88 04/25/88 04/29/88 04/29/88 04/29/88 04/29/88 04/29/88 04/29/88 05/02/88 05/04/88 05/04/88 04/29/88 04/29/88 05/04/88 05/04/88 05/04/88 05/04/88 05/04/88 05/04/88 05/04/88 05/04/88 05/04/88 05/04/88 05/04/88 05/05/88 05/05/88 05/09/88 05/09/88 05/11/88 05/13/88 05/13/88 05/13/88 05/13/88 05/13/88 05/13/88 05/13/88 05/13/88 05/13/88 05/13/88 05/13/88 05/13/88 05/13/88 05/13/88 05/13/88 05/13/88 05/13/88 05/16/88 05/16/88
Check No. 15707 15708 15709 15710 15711 15712 15713 15714 15715 15716 15717 15718 15719 15920 15921 15722 15723 15724 15725 15726 15727 15728 15729 15730 15731 15732 15733 15736 15737 15738 15734 15735 15739 15740 15741 15742 15743 15744 15745 15746 15747 15748 15749 15750 15751 15752 15753 15754 15755 15756 15757 15758 15759 15960 15961 15962 15763 15764 15765 15766 15767 15768 15769 15770 15771 15772 15773
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Favor o f Amount For Postmaster B u r l i n g t o n Kansas Mason $3,500.00 State Unemployment 91.57 Ks. Employment S e c u r i t y Fund Ronald E. White Grand O f f i c e r s Travel 53.68 Grand O f f i c e r s Travel 272.76 Richard D. Overton 29.25 C l i f f o r d D. Knauss Telephone Grand Masters Auto 239.89 Claude W. Norris 11.87 Postage/express United Parcel Service KPL Gas Service Electricity-Gas 435.93 Void Telephone 158.14 Southwestern B e l l Telephone Wichita Consistory Annual Communication 518.38 Pantagraph L i s t o f Lodges 552.45 Ramsey P r i n t i n g Co. P r i n t Kansas Mason 385.08 Kansas Mason 795.21 Data Science 31.50 Inland Business Systems Computer Service/supplies 5.04 Capitol C i t y O f f i c e Products 59.15 Blue Cross Blue Shield BC/BS 98.68 Blue Cross Blue Shield BC/BS 37.97 Total Petroleum Grand Secy Allowance 92.35 MasterCard Grand Secy Allowance Today Kansas Mason 1,967.43 A l b e r t 0. A r n o l d , J r . 998.50 Payroll 481.12 Jean E. Rader Payroll 274.65 Rachael J . G i l b e r t Payrol1 284.71 Halbert G. Horton Payrol1 Retirement 125.66 Donella R. Glenn 125.66 L i l l i a n H. Wiant Retirement O l i v e r Tucker B l d g . Upkeep 128.00 FB A c c t . & Tax Service Accounting 777.46 C i t y o f Topeka Water-Sewer Refuse 36.43 F a i r f i e l d Country Furnishings 330.75 Purchase o f equipment Mary Rebekah Wasson Payroll 269.53 United Parcel Service Postage/express 64.88 Capitol C i t y Downtown Imp. Dist.Assessment 204.75 Scotch T e x t i l e Bldg Upkeep 23.05 K. Maynard Curts Annual Corran. refund 8.50 Ronald E. White Grand O f f i c e r s Travel 96.20 John A. Schowalter Grand O f f i c e r Travel 309.64 Auto Club o f Kansas AAA Accident I n s . 55.00 Nationwide Papers P r i n t i n g Supplies 31.93 C a r l a ' s Type 6.30 Items f o r resale Midwestern Paper Co. P r i n t i n a Supplies 365.37 Topeka Engraving 56.54 Items f o r resale Postmaster Postage 200.00 "The F a i r " Masonic Education 160.00 Postage 200.00 Postmaster Computer 24.16 Computerland Postmaster Postage 200.00 A l b e r t 0. A r n o l d , J r . Payroll 998.50 481.12 Jean E. Rader Payrol1 Payrol1 275.77 Rachael J . G i l b e r t 284.71 Halbert G. Horton Payrol1 Payroll 257.34 Mary Rebekah Wasson Tax 1,687.00 Kaw Valley Bank Withholding 185.00 State o f Kansas Bldg r e p a i r 94.02 N e a l ' s Plumbing Supplies 68.25 RayCo., I n c . AT&T Telephone 2.84 Grand Secy Allowance 17.41 Fina Kansas Turnpike A u t h o r i t y Grand Secy Allowance 3.50 Express 22.86 United Parcel Service Void Don E. Robinett Grand O f f i c e r s Travel 154.45 Grand O f f i c e r s Travel 420.75 Robert M. Nease Stationery 74.61 Q u i l l Corp Investments 24,966.77 Kaw Valley Bank Per Cap-Special Assess . 3.818.00 Kansas Masonic Home
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Grand Lodge of Kansas
73
WARRANT ACCOUNT CHECKS Favor o f Dehn Heating & Cooling O l i v e r Tucker Paine-Webber MasterCard Western Paper Co. United Parcel Service Bartelsmeyer's A B Dick United Technologies Postmaster Bartelsmeyer's Void Void A l b e r t 0. A r n o l d , J r . Jean E. Radar A. Kevin Kobler Rachael J . G i l b e r t Mark W. Stephenson Mary Rebekah Wasson Donella R. Glenn L i l l i a n H. Wiant Ramsey P r i n t i n g Co. United Parcel Service C i t y o f Topeka Amoco Oil Co. Inland Bus. Systems Nationwide Papers Postal Customer Council Kingston P r i n t i n g Don Robinett Ronald E. White Robert M. Nease Capitol C i t y FB Tax/Accounting Rhambo Management United Tech Today John Rule Kenneth V. Hoses Claude W. N o r r i s W i l l i a m F. Mcintosh Kansas Turnpike A u t h o r i t y United Parcel Service Masonic Service Assn Champion Raymond A. Pearsall Holiday Inn Midwestern Paper Co. Postmaster Kaw V a l l e y Bank Ks. Department o f Rev. A l b e r t 0. A r n o l d , J r . Jean E. Rader A. Kevin Kobler Rachael J . G i l b e r t Mary Rebekah Wasson Scotch T e x t i l e Rental United Parcel Service AT&T Blue Cross/Blue Shield Grand York Rite Postmaster Southwestern Bell Tel Capitol C i t y Off Prod. KPL-Gas Service J . P. Luther Co. Nationwide Paper J . Fred Williamson
For Bldg Upkeep $ 81dg Upkeep Investment Grand Secy Allowance Stat/Print/Sup Postage/express Grand T y l e r Allowance Stat/print/sup. Bldg Upkeep Postage/express Grand T y l e r Allowance
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Grand Lodge of Kansas
75
WARRANT ACCOUNT CHECKS Check No. 15254 16255 16256 16257 16258 16259 16260 16261 16262 16263 16264 16265 16266 16267 16268 16269 16270 16271 16272 16273 16274 16275 16276 16277 16278 16279 16280 16281 16282 16283 16284 16285 16286 16287 16288 16289 16290 16291 16292 16293 16294 16295 16296 16297 16298 16299 16300 16301 16302 16303 16304 16305 16306 16307 16308 16309 163101. 16211 16212 16313 16314 16315 16316 16317 16318 16319 16320 16321
Favor of Claude W. Norris Midwestern Paper United Parcel Service Quill Rhambo Management Mastercard Nationwide Papers Albert 0. Arnold Jean E. Rader A. Kevin Kobler Rachael Gilbert Donella R. Glenn Lillian H. Wiant William F. Mcintosh Floyd E. Ramsey Claude W. Norris Robert M. Nease King Travel Furr's Cafeteria Hoyt Lodge 327 Postmaster Jerald Peterson Harry W. Peterson Void Zercher Photo, Inc. Amoco Oil William Hrovat Capitol City Office Supply Quill Standard-Hart Siloam Flowers & Gifts J. P. Luther Co. Data Science Corp Hilts, Inc. Carla's Type Rachael Gilbert Topeka Engraving City of Topeka FB Tax Acct. Serv. Scotch Textile Rental Ks. Dept. of Rev. United Parcel Service AT&T Ks. Masonic Home Ks. Masonic Foundation Progressive Ins. Computerland Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Jean F. Rader A. Kevin Kibler Rachael J. Gilbert Mary Rebekah Wasson Kaw Valley Bank State Dept of Rev. Ks. Emp. Sec. Fund Internal Rev. Serv. Postmaster Commerce Bank Merchants Natl Bank Bank IV Robert Schroeder Postmaster Ks. Turnpike Ronald E. White Nationwide Papers Standard Hart Milton F. Thompson Richard D. Overton
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MILEAGE AND PER-DIEH CHECKS 133RD ANNUAL COMMUNICATION CHECK NO. 15504 16506 16507 16508 16509 16510 16511 16512 16513 16514 16515 16516 16517 16518 16520 16521 16522 16525 16526 16527 16528 16530 16532 16533 16534 16535 16536 16538 16540 16541 16543 16544 16545 16546 16548 16550 16551 16552 16553 16555 16556 16560 16561 16562 16563 16565 16566 16567 16569 16570 16572 16573 16574 16575 16576 16577 16578 16579 16580 16581 16582 16583 16584 16585 16586 16587 16588 16589
PAYEE Wyandotte No. 3 Lawrence No. 6 Union No. 7 Rising Sun No. 8 Acacia No. 9 King Solomon No. 10 Jewell No. 11 Emporia No. 12 Oskaloosa No. 14 Great Bend No. 15 Lafayette No. 16 Topeka No. 17 Ottawa No. 18 C i r c l e v i l l e No. 20 Melvern No. 22 Palmyra No. 23 Osage Valley No. 24 Neosho No. 27 Eldora No. 28 P a c i f i c No. 29 Towanda No. 30 Auburn No. 32 Ancient Form No. 34 Hiawatha No. 35 Council Grove No. 36 Paola No. 37 l o l a No. 38 DeSoto No. 40 Hoi ton No. 42 Nickerson No. 43 Easton No. 45 Hal stead No. 46 Xenia No. 47 Nine Mile No. 49 Orient No. 51 Shawnee No. 54 Troy No. 55 Spring H i l 1 No. 56 York No. 57 Salina No. 50 LaCygne No. 61 Gardner No. 65 B u r l i n g t o n No. 66 Frankfort No. 67 Hiram No. 68 Carbondale No. 70 Baxter No. 71 Huron No. 72 Mystic Tie No. 74 Wamego No. 75 Delta No. 77 Corinthian No. 79 Zeredatha No. 80 Doric No. 83 Jefferson No. 84 Sutton No. 85 Sunflower No. 86 Mankato No. 87 Eureka No. 88 Home No. 89 Golden Rule No. 90 M a r y s v i l l e No. 91 Devon No. 92 Girard No. 93 Harmony No. 94 Fredonia No. 95 Delaware No. 96 Patmos No. 97
MILEAGE
$44.25' 35.25 12.00 55.50 35.25 42.75 19.75 28.50 35.25 19.00 16.75 28.00 36.00 32.00 23.00 39.00 45.50 42.25 53.25 49.25 25.50 32.50 44.25 41.25 19.00 43.25 45.25 39.25 33.00 18.75 39.25 19.50 51.50 42.75 28.00 44.50 46.00 45.00 21.75 51.00 42.50 38.75 26.75 42.75 31.50 66.50 43.75 27.75 20.25 37.50 30.00 25.00 37.00 37.00 24.75 21.75 22.50 54.00 31.25 28.00 28.25 56.00 58.50 48.50 44.25 44.25 25.00
PER-DIEM $30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00
REPORT
AMOUNT $74.25 65.25 42.00 85.50 65.25 72.75 49.75 58.50 65.25 49.00 46.75 58.00 66.00 62.00 53.00 69.00 75.50 72.25 83.25 79.25 55.50 62.50 74.25 71.25 49.00 73.25 75.25 69.25 63.00 48.75 69.25 49.50 81.50 72.75 58.00 74.50 76.00 75.00 51.75 30.00 81.00 72.50 68.75 56.75 72.75 61.50 96.50 73.75 57.75 50.25 67.50 60.00 55.00 57.00 67.00 54.75 51.75 52.50 84.00 61.25 58.00 58.25 86.00 88.50 78.50 74.25 74.25 55.00
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16591 16592 16593 16594 16595 16596 16597 16598 16599 16601 16602 16604 16605 16609 16610 16612 16613 16614 16614 16617 16618 16622 16623 16624 16625 16627 16628 16629 16630 16631 16632 16633 16634 16635 16636 16637 16628 16639 16640 16641 16642 16643 16644 16645 16646 16647 16648 16649 16650 16652 16654 16655 16656 16657 16658 16659 16660 16663 16665 16666 16667 16668 16669 16670 16671 16672 16673 16674 16675 16676 16677
Proceedings o f the
PAYEE W i c h i t a No. 99 Prudence No. 100 E u c l i d No. 101 Keystone No. 102 Cedar No. 103 F r o n t i e r No. 104 Solomon No. 105 F i d e l i t y No. 106 F o r t i t u d e No. 107 Americus No. 109 W i n f i e l d No. 110 H a y s v i l l e No. 112 St John No. 113 Parsons No. 117 Cherokee No. 119 C l i f t o n No. 122 Republic No. 123 Bassett No. 124 Cawker C i t y No. 125 P a l e s t i n e No. 127 B e l l e v i l l e No. 129 Crescent No. 133 Clay Center No. 134 Lenexa No. 135 Vesper O l i v e No. 136 Dover No. 138 Reno No. 140 Signal No. 141 Newton No. 142 Minneapolis No. 143 Gilead No. 144 Mt. Vernon No. 145 E l l s w o r t h No. 146 Centre No. 147 Uakeeney No. 148 Thayer No. 149 W e l l i n g t o n No. 150 Douglass No. 151 Lebo No. 152 Old Mission No. 153 L i n c o l n No. 154 Hope No. 155 Dexter No. 156 A c t i v e No. 158 Saqui No. 160 Alma No. 161 Sabetha No. 162 Greenwood No. 163 Atwood No. 164 Farmers No. 166 North Star No. 168 Blue Rapids No. 169 S t e r l i n g No. 171 McPherson No. 172 B e l l e Plaine No. 173 Western Star No. 174 P r a i r i e Queen No. 17f Lenora No. 181 P h i l l i p s b u r g No. 184 Mountain Slope No. IJ P i t t s b u r g No. 187 Onaga No. 188 Newahcuba No. 189 Henri No. 190 Walnut V a l l e y No. 191 Royal No. 192 H a r t f o r d No. 193 Galena No. 194 Hays No. 195 Madison No. 196 Blue H i l l No. 198
MILEAGE $21.75 64.25 31.50 55.50 48.75 22.75 4.25 34.00 50.00 30.00 32.25 25.50 13.00 54.00 61.50 18.50 21.75 15.50 20.25 41.25 16.75 37.00 14.75 44.25 47.00 28.25 15.50 28.75 15.75 5.75 41.75 15.75 8.75 17.50 32.00 50.25 29.75 31.00 34.00 45.00 10.25 40.50 38.25 38.25 24.00 20.25 38.50 40.00 58.00 20.50 21.75 26.50 18.00 8.75 27.50 29.00 16.50 42.50 35.25 51.75 60.50 26.50 31.00 37.75 35.00 15.50 34.25 68.75 24.50 34.25 15.75
March
PER-DIEM $30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00
REPORT
AMOUNT
$51.75 94.25 61.50 85.50 78.75 52.75 34.25 64.00 80.00 60.00 62.25 55.50 43.00 84.00 91.50 48.50 51.75 45.50 50.25 71.25 46.75 67.00 44.75 74.25 77.00 58.25 45.50 58.75 45.75 35.75 71.75 45.75 38.75 47.50 62.00 80.25 59.75 61.00 64.00 75.00 40.25 70.50 68.25 68.25 54.00 50.25 68.50 70.00 88.00 50.50 51.75 56.50 48.00 38.75 57.50 59.00 46.50 72.50 65.25 81.75 90.50 56.50 61.00 67.75 65.00 45.50 64.25 98.75 54.50 64.25 45.75
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PAYEE Oak H i l l No. 334 A l l e n No. 335 Leoti No. 340 Edna No. 345 Hoxie No. 348 Narka No. 349 A l t a V i s t a No. 357 Jennings No. 360 Geneseo No. 361 V a l l e y Center No. 364 Derby No. 365 Bonner Springs No. 366 Roger E. Sherman No. 369 M a c k s v i l l e No. 371 Denison No. 372 Dwight No. 374 Grand View No. 376 White C i t y No. 380 Wilsey No. 382 P r o t e c t i o n No. 384 Seabrook No. 385 Mayetta No. 393 Lindsborg No. 397 Hepler No. 398 H u l l i n v i l l e No. 399 Latham No. 401 Wakarusa No. 402 S t . Francis No. 404 Hugoton No. 406 Haviland No. 409 Quinter No. 410 Perry No. 415 Sharon Springs No. 417 Lecompton No. 420 C l a f l i n No. 424 Burdick No. 429 Minneola No. 431 Bestor G. Brown No. 433 Ulysses No. 435 Overland Park No. 436 West Gate No. 438 Johnson No. 441 Hutchinson No. 445 Masonic Home No. 450 Pyramid Lodge U. D. Claude W. N o r r i s Robert M. Nease Don E. Robinett Conrad F. Johnson W i l l i a m F. Mcintosh A l b e r t 0. A r n o l d , J r . Raymond A. Pearsall Richard D. Overton A. F r a n k l i n Baldwin Ben B. Boyles Ronald E. White Harry W. Peterson Hurl but K. Graves Harold W. F r a s i e r Kenneth W. Simmons Hugh W. G i l l Lawrence W. Bodine A. Kevin Kobler S. A l l a n Daugherty Richard L. Becker John H. Murray A r t h u r C. Hodgson W i l l i a m E. Bradford Thomas C. Raum, Jr. C a r r o l l C. A r n e t t Robert D. Caplinger
MILEAGE $ 8.25 23.75 54.50 58.75 44.25 22.00 18.50 49.75 12.00 20.50 25.50 40.00 44.25 29.00 35.25 17.00 41.75 16.75 16.25 46.75 28.00 31.50 5.25 56.75 39.00 33.50 29.00 68.25 62.00 35.00 37.00 31.75 58.00 32.75 14.25 16.25 45.25 21.75 59.50 45.25 44.25 65.25 15.50 21.75 21.75 55.50 62.00 13.00 38.50 14.75 28.00 40.00 44.25 50.00 18.25 41.50 55.50 68.25 58.00 55.50 21.75 24.50 28.00 21.75 55.50 42.75 14.25 20.25 21.75 25.00 40.25
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PER-DIEM $30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00
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AMOUNT $38.2"5~ 53.75 84.50 88.75 74.25 52.00 48.50 79.75 42.00 50.50 55.50 70.00 74.25 59.00 65.25 47.00 71.75 46.75 46.25 76.75 58.00 61.50 35.25 86.75 69.00 63.50 59.00 98.25 92.00 65.00 67.00 61.75 88.00 62.75 44.25 46.25 75.25 51.75 89.50 75.25 74.25 95.25 45.50 51.75 51.75 55.50 62.00 13.00 38.50 14.75 28.00 40.00 44.25 50.00 18.25 41.50 55.50 68.25 58.00 55.50 21.75 24.50 28.00 21.75 55.50 42.75 14.25 20.25 21.75 25.00 40.25
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CHECK NO.
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Grand Lodge of Kansas
PAYEE Jerry Cole C. M. Geis Merle D. Bradley Arthur C. Hodgson Michael T. Wilson Kenneth V. Moses John Rule A r r i s M. Johnson Lloyd D. C r a l l John A. Schowalter Damon M. Grimes Gayle C. B a i n t e r Chester L. G i l b e r t Jack Eschenbrenner Robert G. Jackson Stanley Browning Forrest D. Haggard David Recob Harold B. A l d r i c h , I I I Lawrence D. Winegardner Dwight Burton Floyd E. Ramsey C a r r o l l C. Arnett Glenn L. Knapp C l i f f o r d L. Trax Ralph Kiinmel Orves U. Beeghly John W. W i l l e y , I I I James L. Grassi Daryl Unruh
MILEAGE $21.7S 32.00 28.00
83 PER-DIEH $30.00 30.00 30.00
REPORT
$ 50.00
45.25 28.25 41.50
30.00 30.00 30.00
40.00 19.50 43.25 44.25
30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00
27.50
30.00
55.50
30.00
28.00 42.75
30.00 30.00
15.50 36.00
30.00 30.00
42.75
30.00
61.50 37.00 4.25 45.25
30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00
14,998.00
12,180.00
50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00
750.00
AMOUNT $51-. 7 5 62.00 58.00 50.00 75.25 108.25 71.50 50.00 70.00 99.50 73.25 74.25 50.00 57.50 50.00 85.50 50.00 58.00 72.75 50.00 45.50 116.00 50.00 122.75 50.00 91.50 67.00 34.25 75.25 30.00 27,928.00
84
Proceedings o f the
March
PROFICIENCY CERTIFICATES FOR 1988-1989 Lodge No. 3 S e l l e r s , W i l l i a m G. Crable, A l b e r t , J r .
"A" " B " "A"
Lodge No. 134* W r i g h t , Paul R. Coberly, John R.
Lodge No. 6 * Golden, John A. Woodward, Jon M.
"H" "B"
Lodge No. 135* Keefer, Gregory W.
Lodge No. 7* Wyant, F. Dean McKenzie, Walter
"U" "B"
Lodge No. 9* Edman, Von W. K e f f e r , P h i l l i p W.
Lodge No. 168 Casey, Samuel L. F o r r e s t , Larry D. S t r o u d , Gary A.
"B" "B"
Lodge No. 173* Holmes, Ray S.
Lodge No. 15* Drake, Wayne D.
"B"
Lodge No. 190* Gordon, W i l l i a m A.
Lodge No. 16* C o l b e r t , Harold E. G a r c i a , Gerhard T.
"U"
R.,
Lodge No. 29* Baughn, J e r r y D. Lodge No. 51 W i l d , Ralph K.
Sr.
"A" "A" " B "
Lodge No. 248* Brown, Leon L. S e l l e n , W i l l i a m W. Lodge No. 262* Hawkins, Daniel Lodge No. 284* O'Bleness, Larry L Emberton, Clifford C Eisenhour, Brett D.
Lodge No. 54* Harlow, W i l l i a m H. Olson, Ernest W.
"M" "B"
Lodge No. 57* Bonat, Robert L.
"A"
Lodge No. 303 Stonehouse, Paul J. Woodson, Craig B. Kailer, Robert S.
Lodge No. 69* Lee, George B.
"B"
Lodge No. 330* Penka, Bradley R.
Lodge No. 70* F u l t o n , Scott L. B a i l e y , Leroy F.
"A" "B" "A"
Lodge No. 75* Pooler, H. Dale
"M"
Lodge No. 90 Nelson, Wayne E. Stone, James E. Bement, Dale M. Karn, Richard W. Stambaugh, Robert M. Dunbar, Dennis L.
"B" "B" "B" "B" "B" "B"
Lodge No. 96* Barkley, Dennis L.
M" "A" " B "
Lodge No. 331* Simmons, Robert C. Stoskopf, Norman D. Lodge No. 333* Shelton, Daniel E. West, Donald D. Lodge No. 364 A l c o r n , Rufus D Crossman, Donald E. Watkins, Donald G. Lodge No. 371* G r i z z e l l , Lawrence E Lodge No. 410* Munsell , Opie B.
Lodge No. 97* Schmidt, Paul C. Anderson, William R.
"B" "M"
Lodge No. 433 M o r r i s o n , Kenneth H.
Lodge No. 101* Manning, Carl E.
"B"
Lodge No. 444* Dedrick, V i r g i l A.
Lodge No. 103* Seger, Marvin E.
"U"
Lodge No. 4 5 1 * Moe, Danny R. Ross, Lance E.
Lodge No. 112* Stocking, Marlon S. Price, Wayman E. Martin, Edward L. Shurtz, William L.
"B" "B" H" "A" "B" "A"
Lodge No. 117* Banahasky, David P. Sears, Jack H. Mynhier, Spike W.
"A"
"M" "A"
1988-89
Grand Lodge of Kansas
85
FIFTY YEAR MASONS - 1988 Lodge No. 1 Lewis V. Dunn Harold J. Warren Lodge No. 3 Orville H. Beckwith Clarence J. Dreier John L. Matthews Harry W. Pickell Lodge No. 5 William F. Chritchfield James W. Dyer Calvin B. Stone Lodge No. 6 Glenn T. Crossan David W. Eads, Jr. Louis Kampschroeder
Lodge No. 22 George F. Patterson
Lodge No. 57 Alfred B. Weekley
Lodge No. 23 Raymond E. Stanley
Lodge No. 60 Lloyd W. Hatton Leslie A. Payne Kenneth R. Ryan
Lodge No. 24 Harold U. Barber John L. Bush Zola B. Carey Charles R. Elliott Harvey M. Throop Lodge No. 27 Morgan E. Winn Lodge No. 32 Porter C. Bundy
Lodge No. 7 James W. Kitzelman
Lodge No. 33 Emmett R. Berry Leo T. Foster
Lodge No. 8 Joseph G. Arkle Willard 0. Stradley
Lodge No. 35 Forrest N. Lydick Noah R. Rotz
Lodge No. 9 Victor A. Mai lory
Lodge No. 38 Lester R. Wight
Lodge No. 10 Ralph W. Garlitz William W. Kindig Robert D. Spencer Elton C. Strange
Lodge No. 40 Ralph V. Baker
Lodge No. 12 Warren N. Lesh Alfred D. Smith
Lodge No. 42 John R. Darling
Lodge No. 14 Guy W. Baker Lodge No. 15 Hugh C. Mcllrath Lodge No. 16 Rufus A. Babb Floyd T. McKowen Herbert A. Rose Travis W. Siever Lodge No. 17 Max E. Coats William W. Johnson George E. Raby James H. Young Lodge No. 18 Joel H. Cutting Rolan L. Davis Cecil E. Eckard Bert F. Jones Robert J. Lantis Floid D. Lawton Jonathan E. Todd Lodge No. 20 Francis S. Kling Lloyd L. Murray
Lodge No. 41 Harry 0. Snodgrass
Lodge No. 43 Ralph L. Albertson Walter C. Cody John W. Dunn Daniel J . F a i r , J r . Lodge No. 44 John L. A l t e r Caleb B. H a r r i s , J r . Marion R. Wilkinson Lodge No. 47 S i l e Daylong
Lodge No. 50 Junior W. George
Lodge No. 61 Martin H. Read Lodge No. 62 Clyde A. Carlson
Lodge No. 63 Luther D. Richards Lodge No. 65 Bina K. Thomen Lodge No. 66 Edward V. Gilman Arthur A. Haight Paul J. Stotts Lodge No. 67 Fredrick M. Coleman Lodge No. 68 Malcolm M. Heuring Don C. Proctor Lodge No. 71 Leslie R. Patrick Lodge No. 72 Walter G. Hier Lodge No. 74 Roy V. Cartee Clark A. Gruver Thomas L. Hurd Riley M. Powers Glenn H. Strong Lodge No. 76 Emery C. Bryan Clark M. Fleming Lodge No. 77 Lloyd L. Clarke William C. Freeman Clarence H. Frieden Donald C. Parr Ray M. Sheldon Hugo L. Westphal
Lodge No. 51 Herbert H. Alexander Ora H. Elliott Eugene W. Johnson Emory W. Rasberry Harry G. Wiles
Lodge No. 85 Avery G. Mills
Lodge No. 54 Glen H. Frisbie
Lodge No. 86 Porter W. Alcorn
Lodge No. 55 Douglas H, Burbridge
Lodge No. 88 August W. Anneberg Nathan A. Edds
Lodge No. 80 Carl U. Hansen
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86
Lodge No. 90 John W. Drebing Harry F. Lose Vernon L. Merryman Lodge No. 91 Leaman P. Krug Lodge No. Delbert Maurice Waitman
93 J. Hudson A. Peterson E. White
Lodge No. 94 L. Dale Kenyon Floyd H. Newberry Francis E. Riley Lodge No. 97 Jim E. Breese Harold J. C. Offen Lloyd D. Osmer Clarence M. Smith Ernest C. Wilson Lodge No. 98 Albert Sewell Henry W. Watkins Lodge No. 99 Buford M. Bryant Dale S. Fitzwater William E. Hooten Richard H. Price Waldo B. Wetmore Charles H. Winslow Lodge No. 100 Elmer J. Jorden Lodge No. 102 Harold E. Carpenter Cale E. Kimble Wilmer L. Love Lodge No. 103 Robert L. Bailey Edward L. Bussman Kenneth L. Caldwell Ross L. Clemans Lloyd W. Drybread John A. Groves Rex E. Truitt Fayette C. Wilson Lodge No. 105 Donald K. HcKenzie Lodge No. 106 Robert S. Duncan Lodge No. 107 Alpha 0. Brown Fred C i n o t t o Hugh E. J a r v i s Charles S. Knadle Lewis B. Moon V i r t e s L. Tweedie
Lodge No. 109 Carl H e i n r i c h
Lodge No. Ill John H. Fauerbach Lodge No. 112 Ira A. Ward Lodge No. 114 Bert E. Dawson
March
Lodge No. 146 Francis W. Castello Lehnus L. Horst William D. Janousek Ernest Jezek Lester H. Kahler Lodge No. 150 George Faler George M. Pollock
Lodge No. 116 Frank E. Peabody
Lodge No. 153 Kenneth N. Hetland Roy F. Johnson Stanley G. Roche
Lodge No. 117 Leo F. Boulanger Joseph T. Callen Doyne R. Griswold Stuart T. McAlister Frank N. Stephens
Lodge No. 154 William H. Coover Floyd L. Cox A. Victor Murphy
Lodge No. 119 Robert G. Barry Arthur D. Durflinger
Lodge No. 158 Allison A. Knouse Frank E. Lentz Charles F. Roberts Henry Trautloff
Lodge No. 121 Leonard F. Dawson Clarence F. Wheeler Lodge No. 126 Fritz F. W. Forbes Jess B. King Lodge No. 127 Emmett V. Croll Robert W. HcDaniel Lodge No. 129 Paul L. Wilbert Lodge No. 132 Lemuel Q. Mason Lodge No. 133 Paul A. Haskell Walter R. Ranney Lodge No. 134 Lyle E. Sproul Lodge No. 137 James J. Edwards Lodge No. 140 Joe Harmon Dale W. Larkin El don L. Mitchell Edward W. Panning Lodge No. 142 Morris T. Duncan James M. Jones Lodge No. 143 Floyd R. Blanding
Lodge No. 160 Everett W. Clausen Everett L. Cooley Lodge No. 161 Arthur W. Holmes, Jr. Elmer E. Jones Lodge No. 162 Kahn L. Lortscher James C. Newlin Lodge No. 163 Clayton J. Connell Jack 0. Connell Lodge No. 165 Richard M. Fruits Lodge No. 167 Charles Eckert Herbert H. Shallenberger Kenneth K. Sherwood Russell L. Strobel Lodge No. 169 Kenneth S. Fincham Lodge No. 171 John H. Johnson Clifford R. Keyser Lodge No. 174 Dean 0. Pounds Paul L. Rice John S. Robertson Henry K. Selbe Ivan F. Simmonds
Grand Lodge o f Kansas
1988-89
Lodge No. Charles Paul L. Richard
177 0. Abbey Buck H. Vopat
Lodge No. 179 Herbert G. Applebaugh Lodge No. 187 Robert S. Dorsey Charles J. Evans Everett R. Hanna Dale K. Kearnes Alfred H. Richards Lodge No. 188 Forest A. Brown Lester J. Sheperd Lodge No. 190 William C. Wingrove Lodge No. 191 Edmund R. Sigley Lodge No. 192 Keith Caldwell Lodge No. 195 Lawrence A. Bemis Howard C. Immasche Clyde K. Pryor Gifford W. Spaugh Harold W. Willmeth Lodge No. 196 Cole H. Taggart
Lodge No. 225 Archibald J. Brier Nels E. Carlson El son A. Ford Chester F. Stouder
Lodge No. 274 William Wilkinson, Jr.
Lodge No. 230 Mansford M. Braly Paul A. Breneman Victor A. Breneman John R. Hoover William B. Klaver Daniel J. Ramey George H. Settle Warren W. Stewart Norris S. Wooldridge
Lodge No. 277 Frank E. Daily , Jr. Dwight D. Klinger Lodge No. 278 Ray F. Henry
Lodge No. 236 Merle Kious
Lodge No. 281 Fred Windell
Lodge No. 238 Glenn E. Hill Thomas E. Hindman
Lodge No. 282 Seth J. Abbott
Lodge No. 241 Howard P. Jones Lodge No. 245 Glen L. Day Randall M. Day Lodge No. 246 Lawrence S. Stracklejohn Lodge No. 247 Homer V. Lindsay
Lodge No. 198 Arthur B. Mitchell
Lodge No. 252 Maurice S. F. Green Charles E. Thompson
Lodge No. 201 Clyde E. Hudspeth
Lodge No. 254 James W. Staton
Lodge No. 203 Norman K. Harris Ewing L. Ozbirn Russell B. Price
Lodge No. 258 Darwin L. Ingram Charles K. Koger
Lodge No. 204 Edmond M. Skinner Raymond L. Smith Lodge No. 205 George B. Wilson Lodge No. 206 Lester A. Arning Marion Brown Raymond R. Keller Elmo E. VanValkenburgh Lodge No. 210 Clifton E. Beth Lodge No. 214 Rexford R. Borgen Lodge No. 223 James R. Knox Willard H. Morgan
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Lodge No. 275 James A. Howell
Lodge No. 279 Lester E. Bashor Don E. Hyames
Lodge No. 283 Thomas C. Singer Lodge No. 284 Melvin C. Platz D. Robert Whiteman Lodge No. 285 Harold McMillen Lodge No. 290 Bert A. Taylor Lodge No. 293 Lawrence H. Brown John R. Cobb C l i f f o r d A. Cochran Hade G. Gupton
Lodge No. 262 Ralph H. Stutzman
Lodge No. 303 Carol E. Coleman Louis B. Earle Clarence H. Hamm Charles C. Hendricks V i r g i l A. Meeker Earl C. Moore A l f r e d F. Ogden Merle L. P o r t e r Charles G. Royse Charles W. Stevens C h a r l i e B. Team
Lodge No. 265 Francis E. Dafforn Richard K. H a r r i s
Lodge No. 306 Laurence R. Allison Glenn W. Sloan
Lodge No. 271 George H. H. Johnson
Lodge No. 307 Ralph G. Bowers
Lodge No. 272 Wayne L. Land Alexander Mahood, Jr. Arthur M. Ocamb
Lodge No. 311 Ralph 0. Barner Roy U. Clay
Lodge No. 261 Peo Carlini Samuel A. Harris
Lodge No. 273 Joe J. McQuillan Clarnece A. Parker William G. Webb
Lodge No. 312 Albert W. Schnellbacher Lodge No. 315 Charles W. Nelson
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Lodge No. 318 Arthur A. Emel
Lodge No. 380 George T. Venburg
Lodge No. 319 Lewis K. Deck Fletcher M. Simpson
Lodge No. 390 Scott N. Spaulding
Lodge No. 321 Glen E. Daniels Harold G. Kempton Virgil V. Viers Lodge No. 322 Norman H. Purvis Amos C. Walker Lodge No. 324 Robert W. Billingsley Clifford R. Jordan William L. McGinnis Harold L. Vanatta Lodge No. 326 Raymond D. Burton Lodge No. 330 Eugene F. Cavin Alexander W. Cramer Elton V. Lippert Gilbert J. Wagner Lodge No. 331 J. Wylie Logan Lodge No. 338 Homer J . Smethers Lodge No. 347 V i r g i l Guthridge Richard V. Ingram Lodge No. 351 Cecil Dibble Lodge No. 352 Jimmy J . Dizmang John F. Robinson John F. Shafer
Lodge No. 362 Kenneth E. Goodger Thomas Hodgson Lodge No. 367 John D. Carlton Lodge No. 369 Fred G. Eisman George J. Mears FrankA. Horse Maston E. Sill in Lodge No. 371 Everett Grizzell Harry G. Wiles Lodge No. 374 Andrew E. Olson Lodge No. 376 Kenneth H. Wilcoxen H i l o P. Wright
Lodge No. 398 Roland L. Osburn Charles R i t t e r Lodge No. 399 Kenneth W. Matthews Lodge No. 402 Myron D. Sebring Lodge No. 406 Walter E. Demuth Elmer F. Timmons Lodge No. 411 Stanley E. Bate. Lodge No. 413 Frank A. Robinson Lodge No. 420 Kenneth W. Melton Lodge No. 424 Marvin A. G i b l e r Lodge No. 430 Lloyd A. Ebelmesser Lodge No. 431 Earl F. H a r r i s G. Dean VanBlaricum Lodge No. 433 A l b e r t M. A u s t i n Lodge No. 436 J. Harry George Lodge No. 437 John E. E l l i o t t Lodge No. 438 Newell A. George Charles E. Mahany W. Conrad M i l l e r Norman B. S o r t e r Lodge No. 444 Howard S. Crust Charles L. Gray
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Lodge No. 46 Charles H. Eshom
Lodge No. 3 Edward F. Arn John S. Dillon Ralph J. Duval 1 Harley E. Miller Donald E. Nelson
Lodge No. 47 Will iam J. Morris
Lodge No. 90 Charles T. Deitrick Harold C. Hurst Robert W. Hatheson Lodge No. 91 Kenneth 0. Brolyer Harold G. Hoerath Pearsall W. Kelly Lewis L. McLaughlin
Lodge No. 7 Henry P. Merchant
Lodge No. 51 Charles M. Boyles Chester M. Copeland James B. Godbey Perdue B. Graves Kenneth C. Jones Clarence W. Price Arlie L. Reichman Lei and W. Richardson Ed Tanner
Lodge No. 9 Richard B. Stevens
Lodge No. 55 Ralph E. Winzer
Lodge No. 10 Morris S. Robertson
Lodge No. 56 George M. Lindemood Glenn F. Wiswell
Lodge No. 97 Robert P. Sandifer
Lodge No. 58 Leo C. Webs
Lodge No. 98 Lane W. Latimer
Lodge No. 60 Otto F. Baumgartner Vernon T. Brodine Harry D. Miller Walter H. Moeller Cloyce H. Watters
Lodge No. 99 Wayne L. Hutcheson Claude H. Pennington James E. Roby
Lodge No. 6 James P. May Velt Stafford
Lodge No. 12 J. Irwin Beeson Lodge No. 15 Wayne H. Bentley Buford L. Bissell Lodge No. 17 Leon F. Baeder Harold K. Dawson Robert Florence, Sr. George S. Powell Oliver P. Smith Ralph H. Surpluss, Sr. Lodge No. 18 Fred E. Henning Robert W. Luce John H. Weidmann Lodge No. 24 Auburn B. Durrant George C. Hunsperger Lodge No. 32 J. Isaac Baxter Lodge No. 35 Hilding Anderson Carl C. Kopp Lodge No. 37 Glenn G. Groves Lodge No. 38 William A. Cooksey Gerald A. Dunwoody Harry L. Lacy Avery L. Sherman Lodge No. 39 Earl J. Wilson Lodge No. 42 Warden L, Noe Lewis W. Premo
Lodge No. 62 John L. Herlan Lodge No. 66 Floyd H. Williams Lodge No. 68 Emory A. Cox John F. Cune Floyd A. Falls August A. Walker Lodge No. 69 Abner N. McCrary Lodge No. 74 Oscar H. Burgess Lodge No. 76 William R. Henderson Lodge No. 77 Cyrus B. Pike Lodge No. 80 Byron W. Farnsworth Joseph H. Woodring Lodge No. 86 Harold Fryar Lodge No. 89 Loren Thompson
Lodge No. 93 Maurice D. Frazier Guido H. Saccane Lodge No. 94 Raymond N. Laher Lodge No. 96 John W. Newby
Lodge No. 100 Neil F. Roberts Lodge No. 101 Howard K. Gilliland Lodge No. 102 John A. H. Miller Willard C. Polite B. Clyde Thomas Lodge No. 103 Earl W. Schooley Joseph R. Young Lodge No. 104 Fred C. Conklin Arthur A. Duston Lodge No. 106 Carl A. Lawrence Lodge No. 107 George E. Hartrick Lodge No. 109 Glenn Pickett Lodge No. 110 Rawleigh H. Brown Earl V. McGowan Lodge No. 122 Talley W. Daniel Lodge No. 123 Preston W. Craft
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Lodge No. 125 John H. Bock
Lodge No. 173 Ray A. Foust
Lodge No. 236 Thomas H. Horse
Lodge No. 126 Frank J. Johns
Lodge No. 176 Elden S. Magaw
Lodge No. 241 Roy R. Kirkman
Lodge No. 131 Harold D. Hoover
Lodge No. 186 Howard D. Banta John A. Rummel
Lodge No. 243 R. Herschel McDowell
Lodge No. 132 Thomas W. Goodwin Lodge No. 133 Charles E. Nollsch Lodge No. 135 Arthur L. Jones Harold E. Lowe Lodge No. 138 Ray H. Firestone Lodge No. 141 Orvan P. Monroe Lodge No. 142 Edward C. McBurney Lodge No. 145 Harmon Guard Lodge No. 147 Frank J. Smith Lodge No. 150 Del phin A. Compton Lodge No. 151 Alvin R. Lacey Lawrence R. Maxwell Burley 0. Vandergriff
Lodge No. 187 K e l v i n H. Opie Walter G. Ruff Eugene H. Spencer CI i f f o r d E. Spicer Joe W. Spicer Lodge No. 188 Alphonso N. Dodds Lodge No. 191 Edward M. Ruffhead Lodge No. 195 W i l l i a m C. Ingram
Lodge No. 246 John F. Barclay Lodge No. 253 Granville M. Hays Lodge No. 258 Lawrence H. Aaron Lodge No. 265 Ira G. Faulkner Lorenzo G. Simon Sidney F. Weaver Lodge No. 268 Ray H. Lantz Joseph H. Low
Lodge No. 199 Harold S. Hangus Owen A. Trimble
Lodge No. 271 Herbert H. Hesser
Lodge No. 201 Leroy E. D i e t r i c h
Lodge No. 272 Glenn H. Ellis
Lodge No. 203 Cecil C. Sprague
Lodge No. 273 Hoses C. Parker Harold S. Stover
Lodge No. 212 Howard T. Harrison Lodge No. 216 John W. Seavers
Lodge No. 274 Lloyd Hasson
Lodge No. 152 Sylvester L. Rogers
Lodge No. 217 Gus F. Rugan
Lodge No. 277 Virgil D. Howell Harold L. Ray William H. Stevenson
Lodge No. 153 Lane W. Latimer
Lodge No. 221 Earl E. Hawkins
Lodge No. 284 James D. Van Antwerp
Lodge No. 154 C o l l i n s A. P i c k e t t George R. Schroeder
Lodge No. 223 George F. Long C l i f f o r d E. Richardson Francis E. Upton
Lodge NA. 294 John Z. Young
Lodge No. 161 Darrel D. Nixon Lodge No. 165 Hugh R. Bradshaw Robert J . Given Roscoe W. Spencer Walter A. Wikkinson Lodge No. 167 Everett M. Wilson
Lodge No. 224 Forrest G. Todd Lodge No. 225 John J . Arthur, J r . James R. Boyd Paul H. Helberg Harold W. Seybold Harvey L. Stinson
Lodge No. 171 Theodore L. Hensleigh Clyde W. Vincent
Lodge No. 230 Joseph R. Eggleston George D. F r i s b i e Edwin E. Hunt Leigh A. Warner
Lodge No. 172 George R. Hess Carl W. Oberst Francis F. Mayland
Lodge No. 234 Charles D. Harrison
Lodge No., 303 Oscar C. Carlson Oscar R. Chappell Elmer I.. Crabb Orie A., Garnett Sam E. La ham Spencer B. Long Martin V. Lyle Ira W.Martin Roy F. Preston Lowel1 G. Reynolds Donald R. Stutler Leslie M. Woodward Lodge No. 307 Chauncey N. Snyder Lodge No. 309 Leslie F. Hayer
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Lodge No. 314 Norman J. Gooch
Lodge No.433 Richard S. Hanson Orby L. Justus Ray W. Kinzie
Lodge No. 319 Edward C. Fleser
Lodge No. 436 Harold M. Stokes
Lodge No. 327 Glen W. Mann
Lodge No. 438 J. W. Wood
Lodge No. 331 Clement C. Hardy
Lodge No. 446 Harvey L. Henderson
Lodge No. 333 Franklin T. Rose
Lodge No. 450 Vincent V. Benfer
Lodge No. 340 Arthur E. Freeland Lodge No, 348 Phillip M. Corke Lodge No. 351 Charles H. Keiter Lodge No. 357 Elton H. Holman Lodge No. 362 John W. Kuchera Lodge No. 366 Herman L. Callies William A. Tinberg Lodge No. 369 J. Haggard Lodge No. 374 Everett E. Clemens Lodge No. 376 Clarence D. Beckerdite Lodge No. 385 Homer D. Swenson Lodge No. 395 Ralph N. Myers Lodge No. 398 Charles E. Beeman Lodge No. 399 Bernal N. Sayre Lodge No. 404 Herman C. M i l l e r Lodge No. 406 Charles P. Ford Lodge No. 408 Premo A U a i Lodge No. 410 John L. P o r t e r
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REPORT OF THE COUNCIL OF ADHINSTRATION R:.W:. Conrad F. Johnson, Grand Junior Warden, Secretary to the Council of Administration, presented the following report which, on his motion, v;as accepted for printing in the Annual Proceedings: To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of AF & AM of Kansas: The first meeting of the Council of Administration was requested by M:.W:. Clifford D. Knauss, PGM, on March 19, 1988 at Salina, Kansas. After assembling he asked R:.W:. Conrad F. Johnson, Grand Junior Warden, to offer a prayer of invocation. He then called the meeting to order for the election of officers. M:.W:. Claude W. Norris, Grand Master, was elected president of the Council; R:.W:. Robert M. Nease, Deputy Grand Master, was elected Vice-President; and Conrad F. Johnson, Grand Junior Warden, was elected Secretary. All were elected by unaminous approval. M:.W:. Clifford D. Knauss, PGM, expressed his thanks and appreciation to the Council for their excellent support. He also wished them well during the coming year. He then excused himself from the meeting. The Kaw Valley Bank and Trust of Topeka was retained as the official bank of the Grand Lodge of Kansas. Bank Cards were signed as well as other official papers. The next meeting was held at Hoxie, Kansas on March 25, 1988. This was a six hour meeting at which time the Grand Lodge budget was examined and each line item was evaluated to see if a savings could be achieved. Other areas of Masonic importance were also discussed. The Grand Senior Deacon was granted permission to ask questions and discuss each issue but was not given the right to vote on any motion. This was a change from previous years as the Grand Senior Deacon was allowed only to listen and pour coffee. Other meetings were called by the Grand Master and the Council ly six hours at each meeting except for two. The dates of the March 26, April 9, May 1, June 25, August 13, August 23, October 3, 3 and December 30, all in 1988. The 1989 meetings were called for U.
met for approximateother meetings were October 28, December January 14 and March
Some of the highlights of the meetings are listed: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.
16.
Considered employing an Assistant Secretary with computer experience. Formulated requirements for the position of Assistant Seci-etary. Interviewed prospective candidates for Assistant Secretary position and employed same. Approved the purchase of a computer for "in house" operation of Gi-and Lodge. Approved advertising in the Kansas Mason and increased the number of issues per year to six. Each Council member was to write an article for the Kansas Mason. Health insurance, sick leave, and vacation plans were developed for employees working at the Grand Lodge Building. Corrected and changed wording of the Grave Marking Ceremony found in the Gi-and Officers Manual of AF & AM of Kansas. Increased the amount of contribution to the State Youth groups and specified the ways the money was to be used. Eliminated the Grand Secretary's travel allowance and placed his travel on the Grand Officer's Travel Expense line item. Established the Kansas Masonic University Plan for Kansas Masonry. Appropriated funds to finance one person in the ReEntry Project of Colby Community College for one seniestei'. Prepared I9H9 budget fur thi! Grand Lodge of Kansas with the Rudget and Finance Committee of Grand Lodge. Delevoped Certificates of Appreciation for Outstanding Service to Masonry. Formulated plan to be followed when invitations from other Grand Jurisdictions are received. The Grand Master. Deputy Grand Master. Grand Senior Warden and Grand Junior Warden, in that order, will he the designated person to represent the Grand Lodge of Kansas. The Grand Secretary would no longer he reguircd to attend the Council of Administration meetings unh-ss reijuested to do so by tlie \.\\\\iii\ Master.
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Other items received, discussed, or acted upon, if not reported elsewhere in the proceedings of the Annual Communication of Grand Lodge, may be read in each of the recorded meetings of the Council of Adminstration which are kept in the Grand Lodge Building in Topeka, Kansas. All decisions were Administration.
unaminous and harmony prevailed at all times with the Council of
Fraternally submitted.
Conrad F. Johnson, Grand Junior Warden Secretary of the Council of Administration
LABOR TO REFRESHMENT Grand Lodge was called from Labor to Refreshment at 11:20 a.m.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE ASSOCIATION OF PAST GRAND MASTERS OF KANSAS Salina, Kansas March 17, 1989 The 85th Annual meeting of the Association of the Past Grand Masters of Kansas was held in Salina, Kansas in the Party Room of the Scottish Rite Temple at noon on Friday, March 17, 1989. Twenty-two of our twenty-five Past Grand Masters were present. The following Grand Masters were present: S. Allan Daugherty Richard L. Becker John H. Murray Arthur C. Hodgson William M. Bradford Thomas C. Raum, Jr. Carroll C. Arnett Robert D. Caplinger. Richard D. Kelsey J. Fred Wil1iamson Forrest D. Haggard
(1952) (1957) (1961) (1964) (1967) (1968) (1969) (1971) (1972) (1973) (1974)
Robert H. Arnold William F. Mcintosh Chester L. Gilbert W. Nolan Artz F. Warren Starns Ben B. Boyles Robert G. Jackson Larry D. Winegardner Arris M. Jackson Clifford D. Knauss Claude W. Norris
The Venerable President, M:.W:. Larry D. Winegardner, opened led on M:.W:. Forrest D. Haggard to offer prayer.
(1975) (1977) (1978) (1979) (1980) (1981) (1982) (1984) (1985) (1987) (1988) a Table Lodge and cal-
Our Grand Master, M:.W:. Claude W. Norris, accompanied by M:.W:. Carol H. Cremer, Grand Master of Iowa, were presented for the Induction Ceremony. M:.W:. Carroll C. Arnett conducted the ceremony manner.
in a most impressive and proficient
Luncheon was served to all present. Toasts were called for by the Venerable President. I. Toast to our deceased brethren: Given by M:.W:. Arris M. Johnson (1985) Response by M:.W:. Nolan Artz (1979) II. Toast to Masonry around the world: Given by M:.W:. Arthur C. Hodgson (1964) Response by M:.W:. Richard D. Kelsey (1972) III. Toast to M:.W:. Raymond W. Kinzie: (1960) Given by Venerable President, M:.W:. Larry D. Wini^gardni^r (19H4) Response by M:.W:. Arthur C. Hodgson (1964)
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IV. Toast to George Washington, Brother Mason: Given by John H. Murray (1961) Response by M:.W:. Richard L. Becker (1957) V. Toast to DeMolay Given by M:.W:. . Warren Starns (1980) Response by M:.W . Thamas C. Raum, Jr. (1968) VI. Toast to M:.W:. Grand Lodge of Kansas Given by Venerable President, M:.W:. Larry D. Winegardner (1984) Response by M:.W:. Claude W. Norris (1988) M:.W:. Larry D. Winegardner, Venerable President, introduced our Grand Lodge visitor, M:.W:. Carol H. Cremer, Grand Master of Iowa, who made a fine response. M:.W:. S. Allan Daugherty, Secretary, reported on the three members who were absent: M:.W:. Owen E. Hodgson (1965) who had suffered a broken hip March 15, 1989; H:.W:. William E. Montgomery, Syracuse, Kansas (1966); M:.W:. Ralph D. Walker, Sharnon Springs, Kansas (1976). Cards were mailed. There are 12 living widows of Past Grand Masters, in various stages of health and activity. We are pleased that two were here for Grand Lodge; Mrs. Bonnie Irby, Widow of H:.W:. Addison C. Irby, Grand Master (1957); Mrs. Jime Danlelson, widow of Durwood C. Danielson, Grand Master (1986). A group photograph was taken. M:.W:. S. Allan Daugherty, Secretary, resigned. He had served for 16 years. He followed M:.W:. Charles S. McGinness, and made his first report in 1973. He stated it had been a labor of love, but felt it was time to retire. H:.W:. Larry D. Winegardner was elected to become Secretary of the Association. The following officers were elected to serve for the ensuing year: M:.W M:.W M:.W M:.W M:.W
. . . . .
Arris M. Johnson, Venerable President Arthur C. Hodgson, Senior Warden Clifford D. Knauss, Junior Warden Lawrence D. Winegardner, Secretary Claude W. Norris, Steward
The next Annual Meeting wil be held in Salina, Kansas, March 16, 1990. The meeting of business, ceremony and fellowship was concluded with the Tylers Toast given by M:.W:. J. Fred Williamson. M:.W:. Forrest D. Haggard gave the benediction, after which the Table Lodge was closed in Ample Form by the Venerable President. Fraternally submitted, S. Allan Daugherty PGM Secretary REFRESHMENT TO LABOR At 1:02 p.m. M:.W:. Claude W. Norris, Grand assembly to Labor.
Master, sounded
the gavel
calling the
REPORT OF THE GRAND LODGE PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE W:. Floyd E. (Gene) Ramsey, Chairman, presented motion, was accepted.
the following
report which, on his
To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of AF & AM of Kansas: Late last fall the Council of Administration voted to accept advertising in the Kansas Mason in hopes of helping to pay for rising postal costs and production. They also Increased the frequency to six times a year. We contracted with an advertising agency to do our selling and it didn't work. So with the edition in April the Publication Committee is going to attempt to sell advertising on their own.
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I want to thank all the secretaries and Masters who took the time to send photos and news items for publication. The KANSAS MASON is your publication and needs your support with news items, advertising and readership. Send us as many items as you can in advance of your meetings if they coincide with our publication dates. Publication dates and deadlines are printed in every issue. It is up to you to advertise your lodge activities through the KANSAS MASON. Your photos and news items are important. I ask that any photographs that you foward be in black and white if possible. We need notation on the back of each photo of the date, purpose and identification of those appearing in the photograph. Again, may I express my sincere appreciation the position of Editor of the KANSAS MASON.
to
the Craft and the Grand Master for
Respectfully and fraternally, Floyd E. (Gene) Ramsey, Chairman
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC SCHOOLS W:. John A. Schowalter, Chairman, submitted motion was accepted:
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To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of AF & AM of Kansas: Your Public Schools Committee has again this year conducted a statewide scholarship essay contest for juniors and seniors in the public high schools of Kansas, and promoted American Heritage--Public Schools Month. These programs were started some years ago and have been continued each year. A special book distribution program that was started last year, continued this year. Also this year, several members of this committee participated in the Area Meetings across the state. This gave us some excellent opportunities to talk to local lodge leaders about our public schools programs. This committee is authorized and its responsibilities described in Section 2-124C of the Grand Lodge By-Laws. It is charges to "...develop programs..." and to "...guide and advise the Grand Lodge in supporting and strengthening the free public schools system..." ESSAY CONTEST The topic of the 1988 Essay contest was "My Approach to Drug Abuse". This subject proved to be a popular topic producing some very good essays. Participation was also good with entries from 120 girls and 86 boys, each winners of local lodge contests. Funds for an increase in the amount of the scholarship awards were still not available so they remained the same as they have been for the past several years, that is: SI,000 for first place; S700 for second; S500 for third; $300 for fourth; and $100 for fifth place for each boy and girl winner. There were also three Honorable Mention in each category that carried no scholarship award. The winners of the 1988 Essay Contest are:
First Place
Second Place
Girls Lou Ann Osner Conv/ay Springs Mistletoe Lodge No. 269
Boys Jeffrey M. Johnson Topeka Golden Rule Lodge No. 90
Jennifer Durler Wright St. Bernard Lodge No. 222
Brian Fields Kansas City Wyandotte Lodge No. 3
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Kerry Norbury Kansas City Wyandotte Lodge No. 3
Alan Stevens Oskaloosa
Tresea Braden Salina
Jason L. Knobbe Jetmore Alpha Lodge No. 282
Salina Lodge No. 60
Fifth Place
Gayle Rottinghaus Seneca
Seneca Lodge No. 39 Honorable Mention
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Suchita Kishore Parsons Parsons Lodge No. 117 Lynet Kalivoda Cuba
Cuba Lodge No. 362 Armanda Arasmith Oberlin Mountain Slope Lodge No. 186
Oskaloosa Lodge No. 14
Robert G. Schaffer Hoxie Hoxie Lodge No. 348 Vernon L. Wranosky, III Col by St. Thomas Lodge No. 306 Brian S. Eitzmann Hardy, NE Republic Lodge No. 123 David Harrison Pittsburg Pittsburg Lodge No. 187
Brothers Royal B. Brown of Leavenworth, Conrad F. Johnson of Sabetha, and Arris H. Johnson, PGM, of Hays assisted the committee again this year serving as judges for the Essay Contest. AMERICAN HERITAGEâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;PUBLIC SCHOOLS MONTH On February 2, 1989, the Honorable Mike Hayden, Governor of Kansas, proclaimed the month of February, 1989, to be observed as American Heritage--Public Schools Month in Kansas. A letter was sent to all lodges enlisting their support and encouraging them to hold a special program or project during February in celebration of American Heritage-Public Schools Month. SPECIAL PROJECT This year, the committee continued the special project that was begun in 1987 of presenting copies of the book Dynamic Freedoms, published by the Scottish Rite, to all of the high school and public libraries in Kansas. Delivery of books to the high school libraries is complete. However, due to some unavoidable delays, delivery of books to the public libraries is not complete as of the Grand Lodge session. We hope to have these deliveries made in the near future. RECOMMENDATION This committee still believes that there is a definite need to increase the number of scholarship awards for the Essay Contest. Therefore, we again recommend that the number of scholarship awards be increased to include a sixth place and that the other awards be adjusted as follows: First Place, $1,000; Second Place, $800; Third Place, $600; Fourth Place $400; Fifth Place, $200; and Sixth Place, $100 each in the separate girls and boys contests CONCLUSION Me want to thank our Grand Master, M:.W:. Claude W. Norris, for giving us this opportunity to serve the Craft, and for his continuing support throughout the year. R:.W:. Albert 0. Arnold, Jr., Grand Secretary, and his staff assist this committee a great deal; and we want to thank them. Also, a special thanks to our Essay Contest judges for their valuable service. Finally, Brethren, as we traveled across the state last spring to the Area Meetings, one thing became apparent. That, generally, the lodges that were active and in good shape had an active, on-going Public Schools Programs in place; and the lodges that were "treading water", so to speak, did not.
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By this, we do not mean to imply that an active public schools program will be the salvation of a lodge. However, it certainly cannot hurt. Such a program will increase activity and interest among the membership as well as increase interest in and respect for a lodge in the community. If your lodge has not put an active public school program in place, we hope that you will do so during the coming year. We believe that you will find it rewarding. John A. Schowalter, Chairman. Damon M. Grimes Jimmy D. King Max L. Alber Gayle L. Bainter
Fraternally submitted.
(Further Lodge Office success. He not involved
remarks: The Chairman thanked the Grand Master, Brother Al Arnold, Grand Staff, and Judges and all the people involved that make this program a congratulated those involved in the Public Schools Program and urged those to become involved) OPERATION "KAN"
W:. Glen L. Knapp, Chairman, submitted was accepted:
the
following
report which, on his motion,
To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of AF & AM of Kansas: "To attain truth, and to serve our fellow, our county, and mankind--this is the noblest of Man." OPERATION "KAN" is a program sponsored by your GRAND LODGE to render aid and assistance to the newly made amputee and the family. Sympathize with them, point them in the right direction, encourage them to do things that they can do, and to let them know that we care. "Remember that life's length is not measured by its which we have done therein for our country and kind."
hours and
days, but
by that
1st " " page 109-u 3rd " " page 158-1 MORALES AND DOGMA Fraternally submitted, Glenn L. Knapp, Chairman Wilbur L. Morris William J. Colnar REPORT OF THE FOREIGN RELATIONS COMMITTEE M:.W:. Forrest D. Haggard, PGM, Chairman motion was accepted.
gave
the following
report which, on his
To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of AF & AM of Kansas: First W. Norris impressed change at
this committee would like to express its appreciation to M:.W:. Claude for our appointment. In his letter of 12-15-87 he stated that""I have been with the reports of the work of this committee and do not wish to make a this time". We hope his trust has.been rewarded by our services.
Freemasonry is much more in the news today than in past generations. .Increased ability in communicaitons and travel make it all the more important to be able to re-, cognize and fraternalize with brother Freemasons of whatever culture,- race or religion they may be. Within the USA there is a growing awareness of the value of Prince Hall Masonry and the need to address, in the light of new understandings of "recognition" and fraternity, our situation. We are pleased to give you some review of the work of this Committee this year: COLORADO: A request from a publishing firm asking our help in promotion of a volume and "expose" of "Behind tlie Masonic Curtain: The Soviet Attack on Masonry". We did not have a copy of the book so as to personally read and review it. We took no action.
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MISSOURI: An inquiry from our Grand Junior Warden to investigate the "Universal Church World Headquarters" of Independence, Missouri which listed the Davidic Kingdom as one of its' adherents. We could find no information, through legimate channels, on this group. OREGON: We received information for the "Supreme Executive Council" of the "Order of REDALJIM" - A Masonically oriented organization for young adults to be formed on college campus settings. It stated that both the Grand Master and the SGIG in Oregon were giving this group strong support. TENNESSEE: We have official notice that dual membership was recinded. It did have a grandfather clause but allows no new dual membership. Note: We have verbal indications from North Carolina that they may recind all dual membership with our Grand Jurisdiction. BRAZIL: We are happy to report that our relationship with Grand Lodge Hato Grosso has been settled and they sent a certificate naming James Wayne Pipkin as their Grand Representative (since he was appointed by this Grand Lodge in 1965). We are glad that we followed through on this matter and Brother Wayne has a certificate. Note: If any of the Kansas Brethren have a Grand Representative appointment and have never received a certificate please communicate with our Grand Secretary and this Committee will see what we can do. We received Fraternal Greetings on July Fourth from our Masonic Brethren of Grand Lodge of Sao Paulo sent by Erwin Seignemartin, PGM, Grand Secretary. Among other things he stated: "The holiday of the independence of the United States is not to be considered a regional event but rather an occurrence which set an example of a people determined to earn a place among nations which have a banner: Independence and Sovereignty". CANADA: We were informed that the irregular Grand Lodge of France has undertaken to form a new Grand Lodge in Quebec called the Grand Lodge-France Canada or Grand Lodge Francophone-Canada. The Grand Lodge of Quebec AF & AM is the only regular Masonry in Quebec. COLUMBIA: The Grand Lodge of Cartagena has named Hurl but K. Graves as their Grand Representative near Grand Lodge of Kansas. We are glad to keep in communication with them. DENMARK: We' received a letter of rules governing means of identification of visitors to the lodges under the Grand Lodge of Denmark. They are firm and you should always inquire of our Grand Secretary before assuming you will or can visit a foreign Grand Lodge. In passing we extend appreciation of Past Grand Master Erik Kay-Hansen for his years of service as Grand Master and wish their new Grand Master, Erik F. Qvist long tenure in office. GREECE: We received due and timely warning that members of the irregular "National Grand Lodge of Greece" may be attempting to visit US Lodges. The regular lodge is GRAND LODGE OF GREECE AF& AM. We printed warning in the Kansas Mason. We note that the GENERAL GRAND CHAPTER OF ROYAL ARCH MASONS INTERNATIONAL withdrew fellowship from Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons in Greece due to the fact that the Greek Royal Arch is deeply involved in Irregular Masonry. ITALY: This Committee maintains fraternal relations with the Italy. It is considered opinion that they are a Regular Grand Lodge.
Grand Orient of
LEBANON: We were glad to be supportive of Hutchinson Lodge No. 445 in their desire to put all three degrees on Wadih A. Hajj from Beirut. He had a first degree from "Solomon Lodge Delta Grand Lodge Lebanon, but this connection with a Lodge with whom we have no Fraternal Relationship should not keep him from petitioning No. 445. MEXICO: As per usual we did not respond favorably to a request for funds from a family in Mexico City who claimed family connections with a former member of a Kansas Lodge. It was a complicated document and we appreciate the service of Serge A. Hanson #17 in translation and interpretation. It was a request to rebuild a facility damaged in a recent earthquake in Mexico City. Congratulations to Jose Santos Vegal Del Castillo on his election as Grand Secretary of Grand Lodge of Tamaulipas.
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CENTENARY CELEBRATIONS: AUSTRALIA: 1988 The United Grand Lodge of New South Wales. Your chairman was privileged to visit the Grand Lodge of New South Wales in 1988 and bring greetings and receive Fraternal Greetings. He spent many hours in Masonic conversation with Grand officers concerning common problems and goals. 1989 The United Grand Lodge of AF & AM of Victoria. Not only was your chairman in Sydney and the Grand Lodge of NSW, but he also visited Melbourne and attended lodge and spent considerable time with the Grand Lodge officers of the United Grand Lodge of Victoria and received and brought Fraternal Greetings. COSTA RICA: We bring Fraternal Greetings to the Grand Lodge of AF & AM Rica who on November 20 and 21, 1988, celebrated 100 years of Freemasonry.
of Costa
RECOGNITION: We recommend that we extend recognition and exchange Grand Representatives with the following: Grand Lodge do Estado de Alagoas. BRAZIL Grand Loja do Rio Grande do Norte. BRAZIL . Grand Lodge State Rondonia Glomaron BRAZIL All the above were taken under advisement on 1987 and 1988 and are considered regular by the Commission on information for recognition. We are still Lodge):
holding
and
checking on
Grand Lodge Valle De Mexico Grand Lodge of Masonry in Uruguay
the following
(and will report next Grand
MEXICO URUGUAY
Respectfully submitted, Forrest D. Haggard, Chairman Harold B. Aldrich, III David L. Recob
GREETINGS FROM NEBRASKA R:.W:. James N. DeMoss, Grand Senior and brought greetings and appreciation.
Warden
of Nebraska, was escorted to the East
TELLERS APPOINTED The Grand Master appointed R:.W:. Walter Jack as Chairman of Tellers and ordered the ballots distributed for the election of officers for the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of Kansas AF & AM for the ensuing year. The District Deputies were asked to assist in the distribution of ballots and the Grand Master gave instructions on the voting procedure.
REPORT OF THE RITUALISTIC COMMITTEE M:.W:. Lawrence D. Winegardner, PGM, Cha.irman, submitted the following report which on his motion, was accepted. M:.W:. Sir and Brethern of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge AF i AM of Kansas: In compliance with by-law 2-124A of the Constitution and By-laws o f t h e M : . U : . Grand Lodge of Kansas, the Ritualistic Committee makes the following report. This committee, at the Grand Master's request, because of confusing interpretation, rewrote by-law 3-616, Certificates of Proficiency. It is the recommendation of this committee to the Grand Master and through him to the Grand Lodge of Kansas that the present by-law be rewritten to read as follows:
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3-616. Certificates of Proficiency: The Grand Master may issue certificates to especially proficient Master Masons, reciting, in substance, that the brother therein named has passed the examination to receive same. Such examinations shall be under the supervision of the Grand Master, who shall prescribe the rules and regulations therefor. The certificates shall be regarded as a recognization of merit, and shall in nowise authorize any such Mason to instruct a Lodge or act as a Lecturer, by reason of having received the same unless specially authorized by the Grand Master. Certificates issued shall be continued in effect until revoked or surrendered, subject to re-examination as required by the Grand Master. A Class "B" certificate is issued to a brother who passes an examination showing proficiency in the Work Lectures of the three Degrees. This will include the questions and answers, the obligation, and the working tools of the three Degrees. The examination when taken, shall cover all three Degrees at the specific time. shall not be taken in stages, days, or weeks apart. This examination will be conducted by a committee thers who hold "B" certificates or higher.
It
of at least three proficient bro-
A Class "A" certificate is issued to a brother who possesses a "B" certificate and passes an examination showing accuracy and proficiency in the ritual, floor movements, and language of all officers in opening and closing Lodge, calling off and on, and conferring the first section of all three Degrees. This will include the interrogatories as given by the Senior Deacon in the conferral of the 1st Degree. The examination when taken, shall cover all three Degrees at the specific time. shall not be taken in stages, days, or weeks apart.
It
This examination will be conducted by a committee of at least three proficient brothers who hold "A" certificates or higher. Examinations for "B" or "A" certificates may be taken individually or two or more at the same time. For "B" certificates, if two or more brothers take the examination, candidates will alternate in asking questions and giving answers. However, each candidate shall give the oblgation and the working tools, individually. For "A" certificates, if two or more are taking the examination they will alternate in the work. In other words, one would be Master, one;Senior Warden, and so forth. A "Master's" Certificate is issued to the holder of "B" and "A" certificates who passes the required-examination on the charges of all three Degrees and the second section of the Fellowcraft Degree, excluding the Stair Lecture as given by the Senior Deacon. The reqi>irements for a "Master's" certificate shall also include the second section of the third Degree, excluding the second and third section lecture but including the floor movements therein. This examination' will be taken individually and conducted by a committee of at least three proficient' brothers who hold "Master's" certificates or higher. If the lodge is unable to proyide three proficient brothers to conduct the-examination, contact the DDGM, the District Lecturer, a Grand Lecturer or the Ritualistic Committee Chairman. • '• • An "Unlimited" Certificate is issued to a brother who is the holder of "B", "A" and "Master's" proficiency certificates and who passes an examination showing proficiency and accuracy in the remaining esoteric work of all three Degrees, including.floor movements, and who is.able to confer the monitorial work of all three degrees. The^ cipher work is as follows: • ' I. EA Lecture 2, Narrative, cipher FC Work, cipher pages 71-75 MM Lecture 2, Narrative, cipher 2. Secret work in: EA Lecture 3, Narrative, cipher MM Lecture 3, Narrative, cipher
pages 48-51 pages 119-125 pages 51-53 pages 126-127
Brothers holding the "B", "A", and "Master's" certificates may request the Master or the DDGM to have the chairman of the Ritualistic Committee arrange a for them an examination by an Unlimited Proficiency Committee. The chairman will appoint an examining committee and arrange a time and place. Upon completion of the examination, the committee will report to the chairman of the Ritualistic Committee, and upon his approval the Grand Secretary will prepare
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the Unlimited Proficiency certificate, which will be presented to those passing the examination, as ordered by the Grand Master. This examination is to be taken individually and is to be conducted by a committee of at least three proficient brothers holding Unlimited Proficiency Certificates. In the "A", Master's", and "Unlimited" examinations no more than six errors will be permitted in the wording and floor movements. Errors not charged for monitorial wording. On Friday afternoon, August 19, 1988, the Ritualistic Committee met at Salina, Kansas. Those present other than the three committee members were M:.W:. Claude Norris, Grand Master, M:,W:. J. Fred Williamson, PGM, R:.W:. Robert Nease, Deputy Grand Master, R:.W:. Don Robinett, Grand Senior Warden, and R:.W:. Conrad Johnson, Grand Junior Warden. The agenda and assignments for the 1989 District Schools of Instruction was discussed and approved. After a break for dinner the committee resumed labor on the program for the following day when the committee would meet with the Grand Lecturers. At this time the Council of Administration requested the committee to reveiw and to recommend opening and closing rituals for Grand Lodge Officers, also to make a recommendation for the proper use of titles. The following recommendations were made to the Council of Administration. Ritual for opening and Closing Grand Lodge. The Ritual for opening and closing a regular lodge would lowing exceptions: 1. All titles such as Worshipful Master, Brother Senior lain, etc., would be prefaced by "Grand", such as Brother Grand Senior Warden, Brother Grand Chaplain,
be used with the folWarden, Brother ChapM:.W:. Grand Master, etc.
2.
Locations such as East, West, and South would remain which would be referred to as the Grand East.
3.
Grand Deacons will not collect word from those sitting in the Grand East, as they are sitting there at the invitation of the Grand Master. (See Manual of Floor Movements, Fig. 5-S)
When the Grand Master closes a local lodge,.in be used.
the same except East
ample form, the following could
Cipher, page 24 Grand Master knocks once - rfefer to cipher, line 1 through, line 7. .From line, 7 go to line. 12, page 25, and pick up ritual. GH BSW: h s M-sM?. etc".
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Remembering to call on. Chaplain after etc. - is given.
Benediction - may the
blessings,
The only recommended change, in closing ritual would be lines 3 and 7, page 24, and line 23, page 26, where the title MW is used - change to M:.W;. Grand Master. Titles.
:
Elected officers retain titles such as other titles are honorary. ADGM, DDGM, Grand Lecturers, and R:.W:. See by-laws. Grand Rep. GrandiLec. DDGM
2-125 2-125 2-131
M:.W:., R:.W:. and
Grand
Lodge
Worshipful. All
Representatives
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To avoid confusion when one of the above serves in a dual capicity, such as Grand Representative or Grand Lecturer also serving as appointive Grand Lodge officer, this recommendation is made: When a Grand Lecturer is serving in that capacity, he would be introduced as R:.W:. When introduced as an appointive Grand Lodge officer, his title would be Worshipful Brother. The Committee has no knowledge as to what action Administration on the recommendation at this time.
has been taken by
the Council of
Saturday, August 20, 1988 the Ritualistic Committee and the Grand Lecturers met in a joint meeting in the hall of Salina Lodge #60. The meeting was called to order by the chairman with the invocation being given by Brother Dwight Burton. Those in attendance besides the committee members and most of the Grand Lecturers were the Grand Master, M:.W:. Claude Norris, M:.W:. J. Fred Williamson, PGM, R:.W:. Robert Nease, Deputy Grand Master, R:.W:. Don Robinett, Grand Senior Warden, R:.W:. Conrad Johnson, Grand Junior Warden and several of the District Lecturers. Opening remarks were made by the Grand Master who thanked the Committee members, the Grand Lecturers and the District Lecturers for their dedication and their contributions to the ritualistic program. The following were explained and discussed: 1. The proposed change in by-law 3-616. 2. Clarification of Prefect attendance Certificates, explained by R:.W:. Ronald White. Hereafter the certificates would show continous years, not total years. 3. Minor changes in the District Meeting format were presented and explained. The Grand Lecturers were given their assignments for the up coming Schools of Instruction. The rest of the day was spent in a reveiw and practice of the ritual. On November 16, 1988 the Grand Master requested the Ritualistic Committee to examine the ritualistic proficiency of Pyramid Lodge UD, which is petitioning for a Charter. A committee consisting of R:.W:. David Snyder, Chairman, R:.W:. Clifford Trax, and R:.W:. Frank Moore, Grand Lecturers were appointed. They met with the Worshipful Master and officers of Pyramid Lodge UD on December 13, 1988. As a result of their examination it is the recommendation of the Ritualistic Committee that Pyramid Lodge UD be deemed proficient in the Ritual of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of Kansas. The weatherman with few exceptions has smiled on our Grand Lecturers in their travels this year. To the best of our knowledge none of the schools had to be canceled because of bad weather. However, as R:.W:. Richard Haefele, Grand Lecturer, observed in one of his reports, the same faces show up all the time, very few new ones. Those who need the instructions, such as the current officers, for one reason or another aren't there. Statistics, unfortunately prove his point. Of those officers who should be answering roll call 53.6% did so. Taking a closer look, only 69.5J of the Masters answered both roll calls, SW's 61.2%, JW's 58.2%, See's 67.6%, SD's 53.6%, JD's 49.1, SS's 43.7%, JS's 38.6%, and T's 42.1%. The following Lodges had no officer representation at this year's Schools of Instructions. #274 Weir # 69 Altamont #279 Dighton #115 Uniontown #288 Hope #148 Wakenney #307 Herrington #166 Randolph #326 Horton #167 Larned #352 Tribune #184 Phillipsburg #354 Summerfield (12 Years) #204 Downs #361 Geneseo #214 Sincerity #367 Plains #261 Mulberry #390 Natoma #264 Logan #429 Burdick #266 Nortonville And we wonder what's happening to our lodges.
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However, there is a plus sign in this report. One District, #38 is to be complimented on their outstanding officer representation at their District School of Instruction in Wichita on January 7th. 126 Master Masons were present for the morning roll call and 108 for the afternoon roll call. Of the 9 lodges in District #38, eight chartered lodges and one Lodge UD, seven lodges had perfect officer attendance at both roll calls. # 57 York Albert Pike # 86 Sunflower Bestor G. Brown # 99 Wichita Masonic: Home #168 North Star Truly a record to be proud of, to be envied and above all to be emulated. Our District and Grand Lecturers are to be commended for the excellent manner in which they have presented the ritual at the Schools of Instructions and in the individual lodges this past year. Their efforts have been well received by those who have endeavored to participate in the programs. It is through each of you that the purity of our ritual will be perpetuated and we thank you for your efforts. The committee again thanks Salina Lodge #60 for the generous use of their facilities August 20th. The next meeting of the Ritualistic Committee and the Grand Lecturers is tentatively scheduled to be held August 18 & 19, 1989 in Salina. The members of the Ritualistic Committee wish to express our thanks to M:.W:. Claude Norris, Grand Master, for this opportunity to serve him and the M:.W:. Grand Lodge during this past year. We thank him for his trust, his confidence in this committee, and above all his cooperation with us. Respectfully submitted, Lawrence D. Winegardner, PGM, Chairman Ronald White, Secretary Dwight Burton
NECROLOGY COMMITTEE M:.W:. Carroll C. Arnett, PGM, having made the Necrology Report during Open Session gave no further report at this time and, on his motion, the report was accepted.
GREETINGS FROM COLORADO, W- Franklin 0. Gunt^r, Grand Chaplain of Colorado, was escorted to the East and brought greetings in behalf of M:.W:. D. A. Hamilton, Grand Master of the Grand Jurisdiction of Colorado..'REPORT- OF/.ft^E KANSAS MASONIC FOUNDATION, INC. Brother James L. Claussen, Executive Director of the Kansas Masonic Foundation, Inc. presented the following report which, on his motion, was accepted. To the M:.W;. Grand Lodge of AF & AM of Kansas: The Kansas Masonic Foundation wishes to express sincere thanks for all members of the Craft who have continued to strongly support our programs. Your contributions to the "C-Club" continued to grow during the past year and this group now numbers over 10,000 strong. The Kansas Masonic All-State High School Band was the biggest ever, 180 students. These fine young peoplei^enjoyed Band Camp at Kansas State University and performed at the East-West Shrine Bowl game in Topeka. A special thanks to the 155 Lodges and Masonic groups who gave of their time and resources to sponsor these students. You are helping our youth enjoy an enriching experience. Our Student Loan program added six new students this past year. With your help, we are presently assisting 15 student's with their education in Kansas colleges and universities. Many lodges and individual Brothers and Sisters remember departed Brethren with Living Memorials established within the Foundation. We continue to receive many warm "thank-yous" from families who truly appreciate this tribute. Over 15,000 members responded to our Holiday Greeting Card
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mailing this past year with contributions for the Oncology Clinic. A special thanks to the many Brothers who responded to the "blue cards" enclosed with the dues notices. Over $5,000.00 has been received to date for the Oncology Clinic. Due to your generosity, we were able to increase our grant this year to the Masonic Oncology Clinic to $100,000.00. These funds are used to provide critical treatment and research for cancer patients at the University of Kansas Medical Center. This program has been helping patients since 1974 in the name of Kansas Masonry. Although you Foundation deals mostly in dollars, we try to do this in such a manner as to demonstrate the care and concern you, the members of the Craft, show for all mankind. Your support is truly appreciated. Following this report is the financial information from our independent auditors for the last complete fiscal year. Respectfully submitted, James L. "Jim" Claussen Executive Director (Further remarks: Following his report, the Director offered the following information. The mailing with the information on the 6th Annual Masonic All State High School Band had been mailed to all the Masters and Secretaries of Lodges and would shortly be mailed to the individual Lodge Committee Chairmen. The reservations are beginning to come in. There were 785 young people who participated in the band in 1988. K-State University fac ilities will be used again this year. The East-West Baseball Game will be at Wichita Sta te University. The band will be transported there to perform. Dates are August 1-5. In 1988 135 lodges sponsored students - the concordant and appendant bodies were respo nsible for many sponsorships. The cost of sending a student is $200.00) Kansas Masonic Foundation, I n c . Combined Balance Sheet - Income Statement, A l l Year ending March 3 1 , 1988
Funds
ASSETS: Cash Savings & CD's Interest receivable Marketable securities Student loans Prepaid expenses Furniture and equipment Total assets
$ 42,874. 482,806. 11,433. 385,732. 70,669. 1,017. 1,996. $996,527.
LIABILITIES Accounts payable Payroll taxes payable Grants payable Other payables Total liabilities
$
2,190. 1,914. 19,200. 2,749.
$ 26,053.
FUND BALANCE
$970,474.
T o t a l l i a b i l i t i e s and fund balance
$996,527.
***************************************************************************** SUPPORT AND REVENUE Contributions and memorials Masonic Band Miscellaneous Interest Dividends Total support and revenue
$139,385. 37,030. 3,587. 68,798. 5,599. $254,399.
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EXPENSES Salaries Payroll taxes Printing Services Band Supplies Postage Travel and meetings Depreciation Insurance Miscellaneous Rent Grants and scholarships Staff development Bad debts Telephone Computer Repairs Dues and subscriptions C Club expense Total expense
$ 51,022. 3,697. 707. 8,993. 26,936. 490. 1,304. 2,631. 1,045. 1,355. 371. 3,000. 110,225. 1,642. 2,000. 648. 587. 245. 240. 9,156. $226,294.
REPORT OF THE TRIALS AND PUNISHMENT COMMITTEE W:. Kenneth V. Moses, Chairman, gave the accepted.
following
report which, on his motion was
To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of AF & AM of Kansas: The Committee has had four cases referred to it for handling during this year: I. A Kansas brother was charged by his lodge with the violation of his obligation. He was summoned and notified. He responded in writing but did not appear. A plea of not-guilty was entered. He was tried, found guilty and expelled. II. A brother was charged by his lodge with murder. He had been tried and convicted of murder by the courts, but on appeal in the state court, was granted a new trial. His lodge has notified the committee that it will keep the Committee informed of the new developments as they occur. Summons and Notice of the time and place of his Masonic trial will be given when developments have indicated that such action is ready to be taken. III.
A Kansas brother was charged by his lodge with conviction in another state for indecency with a child. He was summonded, notified, aod he responded in writing. He did not appear at the trial. Plea of not-guilty was entered and he was tried, found guilty and expelled.
IV. A Kansas brother was charged by his lodge with violation of By-laws 1-102, 1-103, 1-104, and 1-109 of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of AF 4 AM of Kansas. He was summoned, notified, and responded in writing. He did not appear. A plea of not guilty was entered. He was tried and the record of his case is being considered by the Committee at the present time. Your Committee expresses appreciation for the cooperation of the lodges and brothers involved in its work. The members hope that the work of the Committee will diminish to nothingness. We are thankful to our M:.W:. Grand Master for this opportunity to serve him and the Grand Lodge. Respectfully and fraternally submitted, Kenneth V. Moses, Chairman John Rule Carl A. Steward Noble W. Dorch William J. Hrovat
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GREETINGS FROM ALASKA W:. Mitchell R. Miller, Grand Tyler of Alaska, was escorted to the East and brought greetngs on behalf on M:.W:. Charles I. Gregg, Grand Master of Alaska. REPORT OF THE TEMPLE BUILDING AND REMODELING COMMITTEE M:.W:. Chester L. Gilbert, PGM, submitted the following report which, on his motion, was accepted. To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of AF & AM of Kansas: By-law 2-124D of the Grand Lodge provides the Committee of Temple Building and Remodeling shall act in an advisory capacity to the Grand Master upon all matters pertaining to the sale or purchase of property, the construction of buildings, and the major remodeling of existing buildings including the financing of such projects. The following projects have been recommended by the proved by our Grand Master in the past year.
Committee and have
been ap-
1. Wyandotte Lodge No. 3, Kansas City, sold their beautiful old building and are meeting at 9677 Parallel with Delaware Lodge No. 96 2.
Hebron Lodge No.314, Gridley, and the Eastern Star Chapter, entered into an agreement to purchase a building for their meetings. They now have a first floor meeting room and we wish them success.
3.
Saqui Lodge No. 160, Osborne, was granted permission to building which needed repairs and lease back the Lodge floor.
4.
Emporia Lodge No. 12, Emporia, was granted immediately south of their Temple.
5.
McPherson Lodge No. 172, HcPherson, had inquiry about the present Lodge hall and considered the options available.
6.
Cosmos Lodge No. 278, Kiowa, was granted permission to build a new building. It would be debt free and still have money in the bank. Congratulations!
7.
North Star Lodge No. 168, Wichita, was granted permission to put a new gable roof on their building in place of the present flat one. The roof was badly in need of repair.
8.
Sunflower Lodge No. 86, Wichita, considered the purchase of a new building but have decided to put on hold at the present time.
9.
Westmoreland Lodge No. 257, Westmoreland, are in the process new building. We wish them much success in their endeavor.
sell their Lodge hall on the second
permission to purchase the property purchase
of their
of completing a
10.
Golden Rule Lodge No. 90, Topeka, completed the sale of their present Temple and remodeled a building next door into a very beautiful Lodge hall for themselves as well as the Eastern Star and other activities.
11.
Fargo Lodge No. 300, Liberal, granted permission to move their Charter to a new location. Good luck.
12.
Adams Lodge No. 63, Oswego, granted permission to sell their building to the Historical Society. The Society will permit the Lodge the use of the second, floor which is their present Lodge hall. The Society desires the use of the first floor so it should be a pleasant combination.
13.
Harper Lodge No. 206, Harper, granted permission to accept as a gift the two story building they now occupy from Harper Chapter No. 61, RAM. The building is in good condition and they will move their Charter to the first floor. Sounds like a good move.
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The Temple Building and Remodeling Committee is pleased to have served the Grand Master in this capacity. Although not a lot of new building was begun in 1988, the Committee feels the local Lodges are considering their finances before undertaking a long-term commitment for new Lodge facilities. Dedications and rededications of Lodge facilities are covered in Special Communications. Fraternally submitted, Chester L. Gilbert, PGM, Chairman Alvin L. Wise Jack Eschenbrenner James M. Hefling James Pickett REPORT OF THE MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE No written report available at designated press date. REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON CHARTERED LODGES AND LODGES U.D. No written report available at designated press date.
(See page 119 for oral report)
INTRODUCTION OF DISTINGUISHED GUEST H:.I:. Dean C. Hjorth, Grand Master of Cryptic Masons in Kansas, was escorted to the East where he was introduced and brought greetings and appreciation. RECESS At 2:18 p.m. the Grand Master ordered a brief recess and reconvened at 2:30 p.m. TELLER'S REPORT R:.W:. Walter Jack, Chairman of Teller's, reported that the ballots had been counted and recorded and the following had been elected to serve the M:.W:. Grand Lodge AF & AM of Kansas for the year 1989-90. Robert M. Nease Grand Master Don Robinett Deputy Grand Master Conrad F. Johnson Grand Senior Warden Richard D. Overton Grand Junior Warden William F. Mcintosh Grand Treasurer Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Grand Secretary Each of the elected officers expressed their brothers for their confidence and support.
willingness to serve
and thanked the
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON GRAND OFFICERS REPORTS W:. Paul E. Ferrell, Chairman, gave the Reports, which, on his motion was accepted.
Report of the
Committee on
Grand Officers
To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge AF &AM of Kansas: The Committee has read the reports in their entirety. They should be required reading for all members of the Craft to get a better insight into the operations of this Grand Lodge. We recommend the acceptance of the Grand Master's report and that the Constitution Changes proposed by him be referred to the Jurisprudence Committee for approval. We also recommend that the proposal to change By-law 4-201 as proposed by Keystone Lodge and By-law 410B as proposed by the Grand Secretary be referred to the Jurisprudence Committee for approval. The Income and Expense Statement having been Finance Committee is recommended for approval.
audited and the Audit approved by the
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The Grand Secretary's report is a good and informative one. We owe our gratitude to the Grand Secretary and his efficient Staff. We recommend acceptance of his report. The report of the Budget and Finance Committee takes a very refreshing approach to a serious problem. We recommend the acceptance of this report. Time has taken its toll of the Committee in the be missed by all who knew him.
death of W:. John Schlarb.
He will
The Committee expresses its appreciation to M:.W:. Claude W. Norris for the privilege of serving the Grand Lodge in this capacity. Fraternally submitted, Paul E. Ferrell, Chairman Merle Chitwood John Wayman Kenneth Cook REPORT OF THE MASONIC EDUCATION COMMITTEE M:.W:. Arris M. Johnson, PGM, Chairman, submitted his motion, was accepted.
the
following
report
which, on
To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge AF & AM of Kansas: The Masonic Education Committee over by others. {Advance Reports)
declines
to report since
our work has been taken
You heard our Grand Master say this morning that the Council of Administration has started a program for Masonic Education and he urged the brothers to use it. (Taken from tape of proceedings of Grand Lodge) Fraternally submitted. Arris H. Johnson, PGM, Chairman Richard D. Kelsey Thomas A Nuckols Lloyd D. Crall James R. Winn INTRODUCTION OF DISTINGUISHED GUESTS R:.E:. Robert K Kurz, Grand High Priest of the Grand Chapter of RAM was escorted to the East for the purpose of bringing greetings and appreciation. Sir Knight John D. Trude, Very Eminent Deputy Grand Commander of the Grand Commandry of Kansas also approached the East to bring greetings and appreciation. RLPORT OF THE KANSAS MASONIC HOME R:.W:. Robert M. Nease, Deputy Grand Master, presented on his motion, was accepted.
the following report, which,
To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge AF & AM of Kansas: H:.W:. Claude has asked that I make the report on the Kansas Masonic Home as I have been his liaison person this past year. I will not endeavor to make a report of the complete operations and functions of the home, but I will summerize some of the happenings since the re-structuring of the Board of Trustees. As you know the Board was reorganized to consist of twenty-four members. One each from the twelve Masonic Areas: three elected at last years Grand Lodge session, the Deputy Grand Master, the Grand Senior Warden, the Grand Junior Warden and six members of the Order of Eastern Star. Seven of these trustees to be elected as the executive committee with all actions and/or decisions to be approved by a majority of the trustees before being implemented.
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One of the first actions taken was that of committee assignments. A trustee was assigned as chairman of each committee. Committee members need not be trustees, but must be a Master Mason or a member of the Order of Eastern Star. These committees are: Admission and Discharge, Budget and Finance, Investments, Physicial Plant, Personnel, Development and planning and a special committee to revise the by-laws. We are very fortunate to have the diversity of such a wide field of professional people as we have on the Board of Trustees, Rest Home Administrators, Insurance and Investment Personnel, nurses. County Commissioners, a medical doctor and several other fields. With this caliber of qualified persons, we have good sound functioning committees. These committees have met and presented to the trustees many recommendations, several of which have been acted upon. Some of the more important are those items needed for the safety of our residents and those needed to comply with local, state and federal standards. The Physical Plant Committee with Brother Jerry Stotler of Dodge City serving as chairman, has been actively engaged in attempting to update the entire heating system. Much of this work has been accomplished with the professional assistance of Brother Charles Randle of Salina. Brother Randle has many years experience in the heating business and volunteered his services by supervising the work on the boilers. The work of the physical plant committee is one of ongoing activities. Many things are still to be accomplished. As with all things, time is needed to make these accomplishments. The Investment Committee with Merlin Grundy serving as chairman, has made several changes on our investments, thus resulting in more from them. The Personnel Committee with Brother Don Hanson serving as chairman, recommended the raising of the salary of the nurses in the Heath Care Center. This was needed to bring their salary more closely in line with that being paid by local hospitals. This recommendation was approved by the trustees and there was almost immediate results shown in the morale of those involved. Since this action there has been much less turnover in the nursing staff. There have been no changes made in administrative personnel or salaries to date. A new program of using "Blister Packs" of drugs was implemented. This change results in the return of unused drugs being made, as the blister pack is individual packed pills and capsules. A letter was sent to local pharmacies for bids, with there being no change in pharmacies being made. (Damm Pharmacies being retained.) Last month the trustees voted to remove the moritorium on private pay residents in the west side. This will result in the use of five or six additional rooms being used in the north wing of the west side. There will be no change made at this time regarding charitable residents being admitted. There are many things still needed before everything will be going in an upward direction, but my brethren, I feel that our Kansas Masonic Home is definitely on an upward trend. There are several projects being looked into for the betterment of the Kansas Masonic Home and its' residents. I would not at this time go into detail on them. Following a recent independent audit, there are some items which I am sure will be looked into by the trustees, and which I am sure might be cost saving. I would say in closing that I have complete confidence in the Board of Trustees of the Kansas Masonic Home and feel the overall management is in good hands under their supervision. I have not gone into any financial report of the home as I believe Raum, the Secretary-Treasurer is to cover this in his report.
M:.W:. Thomas
Let us each continue our support to the Kansas Masonic Home and its' residents. Respectfully submitted, Robert M. Nease Deputy Grand Master
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REPORT OF THE KANSAS MASONIC HOME SECRETARY-TREASURER M:.W:. Thomas C. Raum, Jr., PGM, Secretary-Treasurer of the made the following report, which, on his motion was accepted.
Kansas
Masonic Home,
To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge AF & AM of Kansas: Brethren, I am pleased to report to you on the assets, the income our Kansas Masonic Home for the year ended November, 30, 1988:
and expenses of
THE KANSAS MASONIC HOME BALANCE SHEET November 30, 1988 Cash Accounts receivable Prepaid expense Investments Property & equipment, net of $3,783,094 Accumlated depreciation Unamortized bond expense Bond reserve Bond principal and interest escrow
$
88,977 264,475 37,569 4,847,073
3,143,913 636,104 497,613 176,283 $9,692,007
TOTAL ASSETS
LIABILITIES, RESERVES AND FUND EQUITY Accounts payable Accured expenses Bonds payable Reserve for bond maturities Operating fund balance Special fund balance South Campus Building Fund
$
141,379 67,634 3,410,000 149,438 2,392,694 3,419,384 111,478
$9,692,007 THE KANSAS MASONIC HOME STATEMENT OF REVENUES AND EXPENSES YEAR ENDED NOVEMBER, 30, 1988 $2,597,793
Operating Revenues Operating expenses Admisistrative Property 4 related Room & board Health care
$
463,989 1,015,404 747,481 1,670,489 3,897,363 ($1,299,570)
Loss from operations Other Revenues Investment income Contribution Gain on sale of investments
$1,041,910 1,028,141 6,637 2,076,688
Other Expenses Development & Planning Investment expenses Unreimbursed members expenses
124. ,843 50. ,949 60. ,431 (
Excess of Revenues over Expenses
$
236,223) 540,895
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REPORT OF THE BUDGET AND FINANCE COMMITTEE OF THF KANSAS MASONIC HOMF As of this writing no approved budget is available to present to the Grand Lodge from the Kansas Masonic Home Board and Trustees. The budget which the Committee presented to the Home Board and Trustees was rejected. They intend to obtain one by other means. The Budget Committee found that the article written in the Kansas Mason concerning the Kansas Masonic Home did not show any revenue for capital outlay (expenditures for repair of the buildings, etc.). As the committee prepared the budget we included $300,000.00 for this expense and by cutting unnecessary costs we were then able to approximately double the proposed expectations as expressed in the Kansas Mason article. The committee wishes to thank the Board for the privilege of trying to utilize our revenue to a better and more conservative manner. We learned more about Freemasonry so all was not lost by the budget being rejected. For your consideration, we present our recommendations to the Board and Trustees as they received them. Since the budget was not accepted we did not include the budget. A copy may be found in the Grand Secretary's office for your inspection. By the time you on this issue.
read this our Grand Master will be able to inform you more clearly BUDGET AND FINANCE COMMITTEE REPORT
The Budget and Finance Committee consisted of: Conrad F.Johnson, Chairman Robert G. Frederick Joan Farrar Dr. Gilbert A. Farmer Merle D. Bradley Their assignment was to prepare a budget for the 1989 and the next four years following.
Kansas Masonic Home for the year
This has been a difficult task for the following reasons: (1). The preparation of any budget should underwrite a planned program. There was no such program. (2). A budget must express the funds available for any promotion of the program. Unless the Endowment Funds are used, sufficient funds are not available to finance the proper needs of the Home. (3). There is not one budget but four. These should be merged into one budget. If "in house" thinks they need this then they must so prepare for their use. (4). There was a lack of sufficient time to secure accurate knowledge necessary to check all line items presented by the Home. (5). The budget of the Home proposed by the Administration did not contain all necessary expenditures. (6). The Home administration should not expect the Budget Committee to budget each line item. The Budget and Finance Committee has no ax to grind. Our only desire is to prepare and recommend what we feel to be for the best interest of Masonry. It is the Board and Trustees responsibility to determine if the budget recommendations are correct. We therefore present the following recommendations: (1). (2). (3). (4). (5).
The Administrator of the Home be replaced by a business manager. This person be required to live in the house by the Home. Their salary to be $25,000 plus the house with utilities furnished as part of his/her salary. The business manager to be in charge of all financial decisions approved by the Board. Bonnie Gregory's title be changed to Technician. She would be in charge of housekeeping, maintainence, etc. Her salary tn remain at present level. Her employment would be on a six month basis. If her work is satisfactory she would be contracted on a yearly basis. The secretary receiving $28,400 a year be released'and a new secretary be employed at not more than $16,000.
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The accountant be eliminated and his position be assigned to the computer operator and accounting clerk. The purchasing manager be eliminated and his duties assigned to the various department heads. One receptionist be eliminated and her duties assigned to the secretary. The position of George Moser be eliminated. If the Business Manager and the Technician do not know how to run the Home, they should be replaced. Cut staff functions. Cut equipment and repair expenses. License and dues be kept at contract agreement. The secretary- treasurer salary of the Kansas Masonic Home Board be eliminated and he be placed on the same expense account as the other Board members and trustees. Cut unreimbursed members expense by volunteer labor. Renegotiate cost of meals. This is excessive as we furnish so much. Eliminate year end audit expense and use "in house" auditor. Eliminate Home Health agency at end of current contract. Since 1986 approximately $143,604.00 has been lost handling this. Eliminate Annual Grand Session expense. The Deputy Grand Master will handle the Home reporting to the Grand Lodge. Reduce promotion and printing. The Craft is tired of receiving requests for money. Let it rest for a year. Reduce direct mail since we will not be sending promotion material so often. Eliminate percentage of income from Fraternal Administrator. Let his salary be his wages. (Check contract for details.) That no money received from bequests, wills, and estates be used for operation of the home. Only the interest be used. All such revenue to be turned immediately into the hands nf the Standing Investment Committee for investment in an irrevocable endowment fund. That the total budget be placed under one budget. Trying to gain more money from the government leads to unmasonic conduct. Let's be honest and eliminate the confusing coverup. A different and accurate accounting system be established in place of the current short cut cover up system. That Capital Outlay be included in the budget. That an Audit Company that specializes in nursing home accounting be employed to determine if the recommendation of the Budget Committee is correct. that an attorney be employed if the Board and Trustees anticipate problems might arise.
Again the Budget Committee wishes to state that they have no animosity toward anyone. Our desire is to try and bring the Home to a place where it can be maintained in a profitable manner. Respectfully submitted.
Conrad F. Johnson, Chairman Merle D, Bradley Dr. Gilbert A. Farmer Joan Farrar Robert G. Frederick
INTRODUCTION OF DISTINGUISHED GUESTS M:.W:. Thomas C. Raum, Jr., PGM, and present Secretary of DeMolay Internation was escorted to the East and gave remarks pertinent to the present status nf DeMolay and urged the cooperation of the craft to encourage more young men to become involved in the work of DeMolay. W:. J. Eldon Masters, Executive Officer, DeMolay of Kansas, upon being escorted to the East echoed the remarks of Brother Raum. He cited the accomplishments of DeMolay iff Kansas and invited all to the Conclave at Rock Springs.
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REPORT OF THE ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE R:.W:. Clifford L. Trax, Chairman, submitted motion, was accepted.
the
following
report
which, on his
To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge AF & AM of Kansas: The Eleventh Annual Masonic Retreat was held at Rock Springs 4-H Ranch, near Junction City, on Labor Day weekend, September 3, 4 & 5, 1988. The weather was beautiful, with cool nights and moderate daytime temperatures. This year, as in past years, we wondered if it would be too hot because of the high summer temperatures that preceded Labor Day by three or four weeks, but as usual the really hot weather disappeared before we got there. Attendance in 1988 was 92, which was a 39% increase over the 1987 attendance of 66. The principal reason for the increase in attendance was a very active participation of the Grand Chapter officers and the Order of the Eastern Star, which I am happy to say will probably be a continuing thing. This brought us a number of new people who had not previously experienced the fun and fellowship that we always enjoy each year at this time, and having been there, we have no doubt that they will want tn return again each year. A new activity was added this year: That of a "Talent Show" by and for our own attendees. It appeared to be very well received and enjoyed and will probably be continued next year. It was a very good addition to the other activities of Square Dancing, horseback riding, canoeing, Softball, swimming, horseshoes, archery, rifle range, skeet shooting, tennis and those old stand-bys of playing cards or sitting in the shade and relaxing. The Committee feels that many more Masons would bring their families to these Masonic Retreats if they had a better idea of exactly what they are. They are fun weekends dedicated to fellowship and not for the purpose of meetings and workshops. We urge the Grand Lodge Line Officers to acquaint their DDGM's with a knowledge of what it's all about in hopes that they can personally acquaint the rest of the membership during their visitations. I've had the very rewarding experience of serving on this Committee for the last nine years, and as its Chairman for the last two years, and I want to thank the other committee members and everyone else who has helped so much to make this "Masonic Retreat" such a long lasting and successful idea. Special thanks to M:.W:. Chester Gilbert and his lady Rachael for their part in getting this thing started back in 1978. On behalf of the committee, I express our appreciation for the served the members of the Grand Jurisdiction of Kansas.
opportunity to have
Respectfully submitted, Clifford L. Trax, Chairman Arris M. Johnson Ralph Kimmel Robert J. Higgs Orves V. Beeghly John W. Willey, III Jimmie L. Grassi REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON JURISPRUDENCE M:.W:. Arthur C. Hodgson, PGM, Chairman, gave the initial report of the Jurisprudence Committee. The report in its final form is found in the business of the Saturday, March 18th session. Due to the absence of Leslie 0. Bailey, Chairman of the Total Youth Committee, the Grand Master entertained a motion to accept the Chairman's written report when submitted. Motion duly seconded and carried. LABOR TO REFRESHMENT The Grand Lodge was called from Labor to Refreshment to convene again at 9:00 a.m., Saturday, March 18, 1989.
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ALL MASONIC BANQUET BANQUET The All Masonic Banquet Kansas.
was held
at 7:00 p.m. in the
Bicentennial Center, Salina,
The Grand Lodge officers and their ladies were introduced upon entering the auditorium by M:.W:. Lawrence D. Winegardner, PGM, and proceeded to their places. The Grand Master and First Lady were given a standing ovation as they entered. Following the Invocation, given by Raymond A. Pearsall, Grand the delicious banquet meal.
Chaplain, all enjoyed
AWARDS TRICE-ROBISON AWARDS Union Lodge No. 7, Lafayette Lodge No. 16, Cpdar Lodge No. 103, Haysville Lodge No. 112, Albert Neese Lodge No. 248, Rosedale Lodge Ho. 333. SPECIAL CERTIFICATE OF PERSONAL RECOGNITION BY THE M:.W:. GRAND MASTER Maurice Hearn, King Solomon Lodge No. 10, dedicated service since 1972 William J. Colnar, Ben Hur Lodge No. 322, dedicated service since 1965 Walter F. Jack, Joppa Lodge No. 223 & Patmos Lodge No. 97, dedicated service since 1975 Norman L. Stubbs, Bestor G. Brown Lodge No. 433, dedicated service since 1968 OUTSTANDING LODGES Ottawa Lodge No. 18; Ancient Form Lodge No. 34; Americus Lodge No. 109; St. John's Lodge No. 113; Gilead Lodge No. 144; Walnut Valley Lodge No. 191; Anthem Lodge No. 284; Hebron No. 314; Roger E. Sherman Lodge No. 369 OUTSTANDING MASONS 1988-89 J. C. Poe, Union Lodge No. 7; Marshall A. Havenhill, Emporia Lodge No. 12; Myron G. Wilson, Topeka Lodge No. 17; Joanthan E. Todd, Ottawa Lodge No. 18 & Pomona Lodge No. 41; W. Phil McCracken, Ottawa Lodge No. 18; Francis T. Jones, Melvern Lodge No. 22; Cloyd J. Casteel, Melvern Lodge No. 22; Ronald Roy Adkins, Ancient Form Lodge No. 34; Melvin Cummings, Burlington Lodge No. 66; John M. Ryan, Carbondale Lodge No. 70; Larry R. Goodwin, Mystic Tie Lodge No. 74; Wayne E. Nelson, Golden Rule Lodge No. 90; Martin A. Reed, Patmos Lodge No. 97; Carl E. Manning, Euclid Lodge No. 101; Charles Willis Hall, Fidelity Lodge No. 106; Arthur J. Tils, Americus Lodge No. 109; Edward L. Martin, Haysville Lodge No. 112; Raymond E. King, St. John's Lodge No. 113; Charles Dale Bock, Cawker City Lodge No. 125; C. Eugene Whitley, Minneapolis Lodge No. 143; Chester 0. Jones, Jr., Gilead Lodge No. 144; Francis E. Peterson, Gilead Lodge No. 144; Michael D. Jordan, Mt. Vernon Lodge No. 145; Earl F. Brown, North Star Lodge No. 168; Daniel D. Holecek, Walnut Valley Lodge No. 191; Commodore William Wood, Hartford Lodge No. 193; Carl A. VanDorn, Mulvane Lodge No. 201; Mac C. Burnham, Joppa Lodge No. 223; Earl P. Anderson, Williamsburg Lodge No. 224; Gerald J. Mulford, Albert Neese Lodge No. 248; Carl L. O'Hair, Anthem Lodge No. 284; John M. Myers, Albert Pike Lodge No. 303; E. Dean Osborn, Albert Pike Lodge No. 303; James B. DeBerry, Trinity Lodge No. 313; H. Eugene Barnett, Wellsville Lodge No. 356; Gale. A. Shelton, Wellsville Lodge No. 356; Walter M. Bird, Roger E. Sherman Lodge No. 369; Arvin H. Baker, Mayetta Lodge No. 393; Robert B. Crumpton, Mayetta Lodge No. 393; John W. Mitchell, Latham Lodge No. 401; Ray C. Hopson, Bestor G. Brown Lodge No. 433; David F. Snyder, Bestor G. Brown Lodge No. 433; Verlin L. McHenry, Hutchinson Lodge No. 445; Dwight A. Burton, Hutchinson Lodge No. 445 CERTIFICATE OF PERFECT ATTENDANCE AT DISTRICT SCHOOLS (Numbers in parenthesis indicate total continuous years in attendance) Topeka No. 17 (40) Spring Hill No. 56 (39) Ottawa No. 18 (37) Johnson No. 441 (32) Wichita No. 99 (19) Hancock No. 311 (18)
Haysville No. 112 (4) St. Francis No. 404 (4) York No. 57 (3) Courtland No. 211 (3) Caney No. 324 (3) Masonic Home No. 450 (3)
Pacific No. 20 (1) Ancient Form No. 34 (1) Council Grove No. 36 (1) DeSoto No. 40 (1) Mystic Tie No. 74 (1) Constellation No. 95 (1)
Grand Lodge of
1988-89 tnsign No. 413 (17) Mayetta No. 393 (10) Bendena No. 440 ( 10) Galena No. 194 (8) Unity No. 273 (8) Albert Pike No. 303 (8) St. John's No. ll3 (7) North Sta r No. 168 (7) Bourbon No. 268 (7) Albert Neese No. 248 (6) Hiawatha No. 35 (5) Mulvane No. 201 (5)
K~csas
Great Bend No. 15 (2) Holton No. 42 (2) Sunflower No. 86 (2) Mankato No. 87 (2) Gilead No. 144 (2) Anthony No. 200 (2) Naptha1i No. 310 (2) Lawrence No.6 (1) Lafayette No. 16 (1) Melvern No. 22 (1) Eldora No. 28 (1)
ll5 Ameri cus No. 109 (1) Woodson No. 121 (1) Crescent No. 133 (1) Wellington No. 150 (1) Old Mission No. 153 (1) Blue Rapids No. 169 (1) Marmaton No. 245 (1) Morton No. 258 (1) Armourda1e No. 271 (1) Alta Vista No. 357 (1) Bestor G. Brown No. 433 (1)
CERTIFICATES OF GRAND REPRESENTATIVESHIP Clifford L. Trax David R. Shepard Robert K. Shk1ar Hurlbut K. Graves
A1 aska Florida Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Cartagena, ColuMbia
Members of the Grand Master's family were introduced; also the Grand Lodge officers, Past Grand Masters and Distinguished Guests. Saturday, March 18, 1989 REFRESHMENT TO LABOR The Grand Lodge was called from Refreshment to Labor on the third degree of Masonry at 9:00 a.m. March 18, 1989, and the business session of the One Hundred Thirty-Third Annual Communication was resumed. FINAL CREDENTIALS REPORT Donald 0011, Chairman of the Credentials Committee, gave the port, which, on his motion was accepted.
final credentials re-
1069 Total Present Number of Lodges Represented 251 Number of Lodges on Roll 346 GREETINGS FROM MISSOURI R: .W:. Terry Alexander, Grand Secretary of Missouri, brought greetings in behalf of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of Missouri. ESSAY CONTEST TOPIC FOR 1989 Chairman of the Public Schools Committee, John Showalter, was recognized and announced the topic for the 1989 Essay Contest, "Should Morality B~ Taught In Public Schools?" This topic was well received by the brothers who responded with applause. INTRODUCTION OF GRAND SECRETARY M:.W: . Grand Master, Claude W. Norris, asked the Grand Marshal to escort R:.W:. Albert O. Arnold, Jr . , Grand Secretary to the East. He then announced to the assembly the honor that had been bestowed upon the Grand Secretary by his election as President of the Conference of Grand Secretaries in North America. R:.W:. Arnold is the only Grand Secretary of Kansas to hold this office. This not only brought honor to Brother Arnold but to all Kansas Masons to have one of their brothers so highly honored . The Grand Secretary thanked the brother Masons for their interest and cooperation through the years and pledged to do his best to fulfill the pOSition to which he had been elected.
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REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE H:.W:. F. Warren Starns, PGM, Chairman, submitted his motion, was accepted.
the
following
report which, on
To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of AF & AH of Kansas: The Finance Committee makes the following report in accordance with by-law 2-118 of the Constitution and by-laws of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and accepted Masons of Kansas. The accounting firm of Farmis has been engaged to officially audit the books and make inspections of investments and properties. This report appears elsewhere in these proceedings and is a part of this report. The monthly income and expense statements sent to us by the Grand Secretary have been reviewed by this committee. We find these statements to be in accordance with our by-laws and the budget set forth for this Grand Jurisdiction. The Finance Committee has been well informed by the Grand Secretary of all coupons collected and interest moneys reinvested by the Grand Treasurer. This committee examined the files and records in the office of the Grand Secretary and found the same to be complete, in good order, and up-to-date. A complete inspection was made of the Grand Lodge building and the contents therein. We found several pieces of furniture stored in the Grand Lodge building not being used. We would like to recommend to the Council of Administration that these fixtures not being used or those not planned to be used in the future be turned into cash for update and purchase of new equipment in the Grand Lodge building. On December 3, 1988 the Finance Committee met with the Grand Secretary and the Council of Administration. Together we worked out a budget for 1989 to be presented at this Annual Communication. This budget apprears in the Grand Secretary's Report. The members of the Finance Committee would like to thank our Grand Claude W. Norris for the privilege of serving our Grand Lodge.
Master H:.W:.
Respectfully submitted, F. Warren Starns, Chairman W. Nolan Artz Jerry Cole Merle D. Bradley C. M. "Bud" Geis REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON JURISPRUDENCE M:.W:. Arthur C. Hodgson, PGM, Chairman, presented the following report. Certain items in this report were acted upon individually; and then at the conclusion the report was accepted as a whole. To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of AF & AH of Kansas: INTRODUCTION Service on this committee is interesting. The function of the committee is set forth in By-law 2-119. We have endeavored to be of assistance to our Grand Master and we have enjoyed our year of service. We feel that all requests for an interpretation should come to this committee from the Grand Master and we believe that this is the orderly way to handle questions of Jurisprudence. There has been no general meeting of the committee until this communication of Grand Lodge. Our work has been done by correspondence and by long distance telephone calls. We are submitting our report in sections so that you can vote on individual matters as you may think appropriate. HOW THE COMMITTEE FUNCTIONS The last year has seen somewhat a change in the function of the committee. Most of the questions come from the Grand Secretary or through his office to the chairman of the conmittee. The Chairman gives his opinion, mails a copy to each member of the com-
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mittee, the original to the Grand Master, a copy to the the lodge or individual asking for an opinion.
Grand
Secretary and a copy to
This method of operation has one thing to recommend it, namely, the customary promptness in getting the thinking of the chairman of the committee. There is no requirement that the Grand Master agree with the chairman or with the committee and in the final analysis it's his decision to make, subject to the approval of Grand Lodge. This system will work only if the chairman acts promptly on all matters presented to the committee through the chairman. GRAND MASTERS'S RECOMMENDED CHANGE TO BY-LAW 2-302 The thrust of this
Amendment would be to change
the word "Raising" to "Initiation"
fee. We move the adoption of this recommendation. No discussion. Passed by necessary 2/3rds majority. PROPOSED AMENDMENT OF BY-LAW 2-314 GRAND MASTER'S CONTINGENT FUND The thrust of this recommendation is to delete the figure as to the amount of the contingent fund and to leave the decision to Grand Lodge at each annual communication. This change would continue to make the amount of the contingent fund subject to the approval of the members of Grand Lodge. We move this recommendation by our Grand Master be adopted. Passed by necessary 2/3rds majority. AMENDMENT TO BY-LAW 4-305 LODGE DUES-ASSESSMENT The effect of this change would be that each Entered Apprentice and each Fellow Craft as well as each Master Mason shall pay dues to be fixed by the lodge. The Committee on Jurisprudence moves this proposed change. Failed to receive the necessary 2/3rds vote in favor. KEYSTONE LODGE #102 HAS RECOMMENDED REVISION OF BY-LAW 4-201 The recommendation by Keystone Lodge #102 calls for almost a complete rewriting of By-law 4-201, and in essence provides that the degrees must all be completed within two years from the date the Petition is accepted. The Committee of Jurisprudence believes that it is the duty of the proposing lodge to speak on the proposed changes and the Committee on Jurisprudence takes no position relative to the proposal. Failed to pass by required 2/3rds majority. AMENDMENT TO OUR CONSTITUTION ARTICLE IV SECTION 1 Our Grand Master has recommended changing the above Section to provide an annual per capita tax on the members "including Entered Apprentices, Fellow Craft and Master Masons of each lodge." The change contemplated would provide for a per capita tax on Entered Apprentices and Fellow Crafts, where now the per capita tax is payable only on Master Masons. We move the adoption of this recommendation. Since this is a constitutional change it requires a 2/3rds vote in the Grand Lodge after which it is submitted to the constitutent lodges. Withdrawn at direction of the Grand Master.
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OUR GRAND SECRETARY HAS RECOMMENDED THAT BY-LAW 4-401B BE AMENDED The change by our Grand Secretary makes By-law 4-401B apply not only to dual members but to plural membership. We move that it be approved. Passed by the necessary 2/3rds majority. CONCLUSION This has been a busy year for the committee as well as an enjoyable one. We thank the Grand Master for this opportunity to serve. We feel that the Grand Master has had a good year, that he has worked hard, that he had a vision and that he has worked for the good of Masonry. No two Grand Masters are the same. They are all different. Each has special talents, but we believe that all reigning Grand Masters do their best to advance Masonry in this Grand Jurisdiction during their year. Time will give the best evaluation of the work of any individual, of the success or failure, the mountain tops and the valleys. We admire and respect the Grand Master We believe that the judgement of time will be that he was an effective leader with the qood of the Craft his prime consideration. Respectfully submitted, Arthur C. Hodgson, Chairman Robert L. Davis William E. Bradford Alan C. Hurlburt Michael T. Wilson LIBRARY COMMITTEE REPORT To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of AF & AM of Kansas: The Grand Lodge Library received 11 volumes during the year which will expand the information in the library in masonic knowledge and biographical information. The library has many books explaining what Masonry is and what it endeavors to do, as well as books on Masonic history. The library is alive and rich resource to be pursued.
well and
continues to
grow slowly
each year.
It is a
Fraternally submitted, Charles S. Baldry (Report accepted by the craft as it appeared in the Advance Reports) CORRESPONDANCE COMMITTEE It is with regret that we acknowledge the death of Brother Kenneth Dooley, Chairman of the Correspondence Committee. This was a one man committee which had been chaired by Brother Dooley for a number of years. His interest in the information received from other Jurisdictions was commendable. Many hours go into the reading of communications and the replies to these communications. Brother Dooley enjoyed the comradeship of visiting by mail and he will be missed by those with whom he corresponded. TOTAL YOUTH COMMITTEE (No written report available) CHURCH-LODGE RELATIONS COMMITTEE (No written report available)
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COMMITTEE ON CHARTERED LODGES AND LODGES U.D. (This report was taken from the tape of the Annual Communication and is incomplete due to background noise which made it impossible to understand the full report as presented by M:.W:. Robert G. Jackson, PGM, Chairman) M:.W:. Robert G. Jackson, PGM, Chairman, submitted the following report, which on his motion, was accepted subject to the written report at the end of the session. To the M:.W:. Grand Lodge AF & AM of Kansas: M:.W:. Grand Master, M:.W:. Past Grand Masters, Vistors, my Brethren. It has been a pleasure to have served this year on the Chartered Lodges and Lodges U.D. Committee. On behalf of R:.W:. Don Robinett, Grand Senior Warden, W:. Stan Browning of Coffeyville, and myself, I want to thank you for the privilege of allowing us to serve and to act on the things that were acted on this year within the jurisdiction of the committee. You will not find a report in your advanced proceedings because much of what's going to happen here at this session needs to be reported in this committee report. In brief, however, I would like to say the committee has observed the tranactions of the Council of Administration and the Grand Secretary's office. Al and I have been in communication on many occasions. We find that the necessary actions have been judisciously and effectively and efficiently performed. Yes, we do have problems within our Grand Jurisdiction. Would the Secretaries please rise, any and all Secretaries. Now would we all, including myself, give these Secretaries a good round of applause. Every year, come February 1st, Al gets a little nervous because of how many Annual Reports are we not going to have in, what are we going to report to the computer, of what the computer is not picking up that we thought we put in, what did happen or may happen yet, and we don't know if it's going to or not. If you figure that out now you know what the Grand Secretary goes through when he starts discussing all the things that happen in your local lodges as reported by your Secretaries. The Secretaries of our Grand Jurisdiction are doing an excellent job of making the necessary reports to report the transactions of the local lodges. We commend the actions of the Council of Administration and the Ritualistic Committee and those who had anything to do with the formation of a new Lodge in our Jurisdiction and here it is under Dispensation. Enough said about that at this particular point in time. I think in closing I would like to just take an inventory of some of the tools, the working tools that you, the craft, have either implemented or allowed to be implemented in our Grand Jurisdiction over the maybe 15 - 20 years I have been involved with the Grand Jurisdiction. I can go back; we talked about communication; we talked about Masonic Education programs; we talked about training programs; we talked modified ritual; selective invitation; updating and revision of our by-laws; we talked about the AllState High School Masonic Band, what a wonderful thing that is; the importance of the Masonic Home; the importance of the Masonic Foundation. You my brothers, these are all working tools that you, the Masons of Kansas, have allowed to be implemented into our Grand Lodge activities. Our challenge now as it relates to you, myself and all of us in this room, as was so aptly put by our Grand Master, the challenge is ours to implement these, or to utilize these working tools and implement them into the programs of our local lodge. 2,400 members we lost this year. The past 10 years we've lost almost 60 lodges because of inactivity, not because the working tools are not there. We have a challenge and we can do it, we can meet it. CHARTER PRESENTATION TO PYRAMID LODGE NO. 451 The ceremony to Charter a New Lodge was conducted by the Grand Master. After reading the Charter Members the Grand Master affixed the Seal of the Grand Lodge of Kansas and presented the Charter to W:. John W. Stewart, Master of the newly chartered Pyramid Lodge No. 451. READING OF THE JOURNAL Motion was made by Gerald 0. Butcher to The motion was duly seconded and carried.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND APPRECIATION M:.W:. Claude W. Norris recognzied the effort that goes into making an event such as Grand Lodge a success and thanked all who were involved. The One Hundred Thirty-Third Communication was a success by all standards. The Craft gave the Grand Master an enthusiastic standing ovation for his efforts expended, not only during the Grand Lodge Session, but the entire year. LABOR TO REFRESHMENT All regular business of the One Hundred Thirty-Third Annual Communication of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of AF & AM of Kansas being completed, the Grand Lodge was called from Labor to Refreshment for the purpose in opening on the First Degree for the Installation of Grand Officers. INSTALLATION CEREMONIES Following the Organ Prelude by Organist, Brother Dee Duttweiler, W:. Kyle Unruh, Master of Kilwinning Lodge No. 265, instructed the Installing Grand Marshal to escort M:.W:. Arris M. Johnson, PGM, to the East to assume the station of Installing Grand Master. M:.W:. Johnson was assisted by the following Past Grand Masters: Deputy Grand Master Grand Senior Warden Grand Junior Warden Grand Treasurer Grand Secretary Grand Chaplain Grand Senior Deacon Grand Junior Deacon Grand Marshal Grand Sword Bearer Grand Senior Steward Grand Junior Steward Grand Pursuivant Grand Tyler Assistant Grand Tyler
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. Robert M. Nease, Grand Master, Kilwinning No. 265, Box 716, Hugoton, 67951-0716 . Don E. Robinett, Deputy Grand Master, St. John's No. 113, Route 2, Box 52, Randall, 65963 . Conrad F. Johnson, Grand Senior Warden, Smithton No. 1, 217 South 12th, Sabetha, 66534 . Richard D. Overton, Grand Junior Warden, Armourdale No. 271, 6937 Grandview, Merriam, 66204 . William F. Mcintosh, Grand Treasurer, Clay Center No. 134, 522 Lane Street, Clay Center, 67432 . Albert 0. Arnold, Jr., Grand Secretary, Rosedale No. 333 Box 1217, Topeka, 66601 . John E. Mowen, Grand Chaplain, Peace No. 243, Route 2, Box 117, Louisburg, 66053 . William J. Brown, Grand Senior Deacon, Unity No. 273, 2839 South Bonn, Wichita, 67217
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W:. Paul J. Neidhardt, Grand Junior Deacon, Roger E. Sherman 369, 9651 West 85th Street, Apt. B, Overland Park, 66212
W:. Robert K. Shklar, Grand Marshal, Cosmos No. 278, 204 South 5th, Kiowa, 67070 Keith Eppler, Grand Sword Bearer, Kilwinning, No. 265, Box 992, Pratt, 67124 Leo R. Moore, Grand Senior Steward, Kevstone No. 102, Route 1, Box 10, Coffeyville, 67337 Kevin R. Peterson, Grand Junior Steward, Lindsborg No. 397, 624 Briarcliff, Salina, 67401 Bernard E. Weller, Grand Pursuivant, Webb No. 275, Route 2, Box 98, Montezuma, 67857 Corvon Carpenter, Grand Tyler, St. John's NO. 113, Route 1, Box.88, Concordia, 66901 Dwight Burton, Assistant Grand Tyler, Hutchinson No. 445, 2004 Harrison, Hutchinson, 67502 INSTALLATION AND COMMISSIONING OF AREA AND DISTRICT DEPUTY GRAND MASTERS The following were commissioned by M:.W:. Grand Master priate words, charge and responsibility.
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Leonard T. Smith, Onaga No. 188, Route 1, Box 72-A, Onaga, 66521 Willis W. Welch, Pottawatomie No. 52, 121 North 6th, St. Marys, 66536 James M. Brown, Wakarusa Ho. 402, 1919 SW Cheyenne Road, Topeka, 66614 Richard K. Ryan, Carbnndale No. 70, 323 West North, Carbondale, 65414 Oscar R. Martin, Burlington No. 66, Route 2, Box 183, Lebo, 66856 Neil M. Nuzman, Harmony No. 94, 1007 Osage, Neodesha, 66757 William A. Boles, Caney No. 324, 500 North Vone, Caney, 67333 Lloyd G. Zimmerman, Hope No. 155, Box 1233, Howard, 67349 F. Dale Curry, Madison No. 196, 2302 Maua Ave., Emporia, 66801 Orville D. Swender, Emporia No. 12, 1023 Lakeview, Emporia, 66801 Mervin E. Buchenau, Lafayette No. 16, 1435 Collins Ln.,#124 Manhattan, 66502 Darrell K. Sharpe, Prairie Queen No. 176, Route 3, Clyde, 66938 Carl E. Reynolds, Antiquity No. 280, 125 West 18th, Junction City 66441 Jimmie M. Masters, Council Grove No. 36, 307 South 4th Council Grove, 66846 Robert M. Dubois, Halstead No. 46, Route 1, Halstnad, 67056 Warren L. Henrie, Tnwanda No. 30, Box 365, Benton, 67017 Ross Wayne Sherwood, Dexter No. 156, Route 3, Box 314, Arkansas City, 67005 James E. Jindra, Sumner No. 203, Route 1, Box 67, Caldwell, 67022 1. Allen Orton, Belle Plaine No. 173, 225 S. Washington, Belle Plaine, 67013 Donald G. Marks, Sunflower No. 86, 233 North Flora, Wichita, 67212 Daryl Unruh, McPherson No. 172, 1475 North Maple, McPhersnn, 67460 Richard J. Whitney, Minneapolis No. 143, 2355 Edward, Salina. 67401 William E. Smies, Courtland No. 211, Box 175, Courtland, 66939 Stanley E. Ozmun, Mankato No. 87, 624 East Jefferson, Mankato, 66956 Benton L. Williams, Lincoln No. 154, Route 3, Box 56, Lincoln, 67455 John E. Carlson, Corner Stone No. 219, Box 221, Galva, 67443 Kenneth D. Conn, Mt. Hope No. 238, Box 506, Mt. Hoper 67108 Wayne Simmons, Ninnescah No. 230, Route 3, Box 176, Kingman, 67068 William K. Watson, Jr., Cosmos No. 278, 824 Marvin, Kiowa, 67070 Richard W. Ward, Protection No. 384, Route 1, Protection, 67127 Orville Thompson, Haviland No. 409, Route 1, Box 88, Haviland, 67059 DarreU J. Shanteau, Ionic No. 254, 702 West 1st, St. John, 67576 Bradley R. Penka, LaCrnsse No. 330, Box 779, LaCrnsse, 67548 Ralph G. Peck, Beulah No. 291, Box 116, Bunker Hill, 67626 Charles D. Bock, Cawker City No. 125, Box 113, Cawker City, 67430 Loel F. McCray, Phillipsburg No. 184, Route 3, Phillipsburg, 67661 C. Leroy Brown, Jennings No. 360, Box 9, Jennings, 67643 Jav D. Black, St. Thomas No. 306, 860 South Garfield, Colby, 67701 Wade R. Park, Oakley No. 253, 302 West 3rd, Oakley, 67748 Robert H. Palmer, Jr., Atwood No. 164, Route 2, Box 30, Atwood, 67330 Carl O'Hair, Anthem No. 284, 510 Myrtle, Scott City, 67871 J. Dwight Lobdell, St. Bernard No. 222, 304 East Hillcrest, Cimmaron, 67835 Robert L. Buerkle, Tyrian No. 246, Route 2, Box 39, Hnlcomb, 67851 R. Bradley Kimball, Santa Fe No. 312, 305 McCoy, Sublette, 67877 Harold Lister, Alma No. 161, Box 131, Alma, 66401
PROCLAMATION OF INSTALLATION Following the Installation and Commissioning of the Area and District Deputies the Installing Officers Proclaimed the 1989-90 Officers duly Installed. PRESENTATIONS W:. Kyle Unruh, Master of Lodge No. 265, on behalf of the Lodge, presented the Grand Master with a handsome Top Hat. M:.W:. Nolan Artz, PGM, Past Potentate, on behalf of Midian Shrine, Wichita, Kansas presented the Grand Master's Fez. Another hat was presented by Mike Cochrane, Senior Warden, Lodge No. 406. The Installing Past Grand Masters presented M:.W:. Robert H. Nease with hanging suit bag (luggage) which he will definitely need during his travels in the coming year. R:.W:. Robert Nease, Grand Master, asked the Grand Senior Deacon to present his wife Gladys, in the East and R:.W:. Don Robinett, Deputy Grand Master, presented her with the Square & Compass necklace customarily worn by the First Lady of Kansas Masons. RECEPTION AND BANQUET Representatives of Kilwinning Lodge No. 265 and Hugoton Lodge No. 406 issued an invitation to all brothers to attend a Reception honoring Grand Master Robert H. Nease,
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April 8, 1989, 2:30 to 4:30 p.m., in the Gold Room of the Municipal Building, Pratt, Kansas. The Banquet will be held at 6:30 p.m. in the Auditorium of the Municipal BuiIding. INVITATION An invitation was issued by a representative of Salina Lodge No. 60 for the M:.W:. Grand Master to convene the One Hundred Thirty-Fourth Annual Communication of the M:.W:. Grand Lodge AF & AM of Kansas in Salina, March 16 and 17, 1990. Invitation was accepted.
GRAND MASTER'S ACCEPTANCE SPEECH Greetings:
Brothers, Ladies, Family and Friends:
Just four short years ago I started through the progressive line to the position to which I now hold, that of Grand Master of Masons of Kansas. It is with humility and pride that I accept this great honor. I pledge myself to continue to work for the best interest of Masonry and will do my very best to see that our great fraternity will prosper and grow. This I can only do with God's help, the support craft working together in unity.
of my fellow
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First: That of M:.W:. Richard Porter who encouraged the use of shortened form proficiency. This I would like to see continued. However, I do want to remind you that it's use is optional. I would recommend it being used for those who have a difficulty with memorization. I feel it should be necessary to learn the obligation and any part or parts of the esoteric work which are needed to prove one's membership in the fraternity. Please do not abuse the priviledge of using the shortened form. Second: M:.W:. Clifford Knauss started the program of the three R's of membership: Recruitment, Retention and Reinstatement. This, too, I feel must be an ongoing program. I would challenge each lodge officer to turn in one petition in his lodge during the year. In doing so, there would be a possibility of thirty-three degrees being conferred. Enough to keep any lodge motivated. This year we are entering upon a new program, "The Kansas Masonic University Program." This program offers a challenge to pursue Masonic Education. Education to the members as well as education for those coming into our fraternity. Education in Masonry is a must if we are going to survive. Every Mason who holds membership in a Kansas lodge has an opportunity to pursue this challenge and I hope every member accepts the challenge. For Masonry to grow and prosper there must be knowledge of the fraternity and it's teachings. There must be membership to carry out those things we are taught. We must emphasize the need for an educated membership. The Masonic University program offers the opportunity to increase in knowledge, thus better enabling us to answer the questions presented us by the un-initiated. Far too long we have lived and acted upon custom. Too long we have interpreted custom to be law. It is not. Customs change with times and we must bring our customs up to today's times. Let us live and teach Masonry in tune with today's times. There is one custom which has prevailed throughout the years, and which should never change. That is the custom of friends and brethren getting together. Neither should it be forgotten. I would urge you to provide, through the support of your lodge, some kind of family entertainment. Invite your non-member friends, expose them to our teachings. Have a hamburger fry, or some such get-together for the young men in the senior class of your high school. They are each a potential future Mason. What I am trying to say is that we need not hide the beauty of brotherly love, but we should exhibit those things which we have been taught for the betterment of mankind through our daily living.
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We must continue to work closely together with our appendant bodies, not forgetting that our blue lodge is the foundation upon which they are structured. We must work especially close with our youth groups for they are our future leaders. Give them your complete support. We must work closely with other groups within our communities for the betterment of those communities. We must come out from under that shroud of secrecy under which we have been. We must exhibit by our daily living those teachings of our fraternity, so that those around us might thereby be more interested in becoming one of us. We must, most importantly, remember that Masonry is not a religion. Neither is it to take the place of any religion. There is nothing in free masonry that is opposed to the religion a man brings with him into the lodge. We profess belief in God, belief in God is faith. There is a quote upon which I try to live, and will make a more concentrated effort to follow in the future, "Do not do in haste what you will regret in leisure." I must remind you that I am human. As such, I will error. I can only promise that I will do my very best to promote those things and do those acts which will be for the best interest of Ancient Free and Accepted Masonry in Kansas., As I enter into this year of serving as Grand Master of Masons in Kansas, I pray that God will grant me health and wisdom to perform those acts and make those decisions which lie before me for the betterment of Free Masonry, so that when my year is completed, I may look back with pride, knowing that I have done my best.
CLOSING Following the closing prayer offered by W:. John E. Mowen, Grand Chaplain, M:.W:. Robert M. Nease declared the M:.W:. Grand Lodge of Kapsas Closed in Ample form. 7^, P^?e-ÂŤ!e-*J2. /Robert H. Nease Grand Master ATTES'f^ 'i-\^ÂŁ^a-0^r^^ A l b e r t 0. A r n o l d , J r . Grand Secretary
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1988 APPOINTEO GRAND OFFICERS (1) (3) (5) (7) (9) (11)
Raymond a. Pearsall, Grand Chaplain (2) Richard D. Overton, Grand Senior Deacon A. Franklin Baldwin, Grand Junior Deacon (4) M:.W:. Ben B. Boyles, PGM, Grand Orator Ronald E. White, Grand Marshal (6) Harry W. Peterson, Grand Sword Bearer Hurlburt F. Graves, Grand Senior Steward (8) Harold W. Frasier, Grand Junior Steward Kenneth W. S.immons, Grand Pursuivant (10) Hugh W. Gill, IV, Grand Tyler Lawrence Bodine, Assistant Grand Tyler (12) A. Kevin Kobler, Assistant Grand Secretary
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Grand Master , Claude Norris , greets
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M:.W:. Claude W. Norris, Grand Master, presents 50 Yr. Emblem to M: . W: . John H. Murray, PGM , on the floor of Grand Lodge, March 17, 1989, as W:. Richard D. Overton, Grand Senior Deacon, looks on .
M:.W :. Claude W. Norris , Grand Master, oversees the certification of the Charter of Pyramid Lodge #451 , as the Seal of the Grand Lodge of AF&AM of Kansas is affixed by R:.W: . Albert O. Arno ld, Jr ., Grand Secretary.
M:.W:. Claude W. Norris , Grand Master, presents the Charter of Pyramid Lodge #451 to W: . John W. Stewart, Master, as other Lodge and Grand Lodge Officers look on. L- R: David L. Roulston, JW; Mike Smith, PM; C. Herb Watts, SW ; James R. Stough , Sec . ; WM Stewart; GM Norris; Conrad F. Johnson, GJWi Albert O. Arnold , GS; Robert G. Jackson , PGM, Chairman of Committee on Chartered Lodges & Lodges UO; Robert M. Nease , DGM; Don E. Robinett , GSW.
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M:.W:. Claude W. Norris, Grand Master, addresses those in attendance at the All-Masonic Banquet held at the Salina Bicentennial Center, March 17,
1989.
Great Music was provÂŁded throughout the 1989 Grand Lodge Session in Salina by W:. Dee D. Duttweiler, Grand Organist Protem.
M:.W:. Arris M. Johnson, PGM, Installing Grand Master , administers the obligation to M:.W:. Robert M. Nease, Grand Master Elect, as M:.W:. Warren F. Starns, PGM, acting Grand Junior Deacon, M: .W:. Clifford D. Knauss, PGM, Installing Grand Marshall and M:.W:. J. Fred Williamson, PGM , acting Grand Senior Deacon observe.
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R:.W:. Walter F. Jack, ADGM
R: .W:. Maurice C. Hearn, DDGM
R:.W:. Norman L. Stubbs, DDGM
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ALASKA: R:.W:. Clifford L. Trax as W:. Mitchell R. Miller, Grand Tyler of Alaska offers congratulations and R:.W: . Robert M.
RIO DE JANERIO, BRAZIL: R:. W:. Robert K. Shklar as R:.W:. Robert M. Nease, DGM, observes.
Nease, DGM , observes.
FLORIDA:
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CARTAGENA , COLUMBIA: Hurlbut K. Graves.
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BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF M:.W:. CLAUDE W. NORRIS BY M:.W:. LAWRENCE D. WINEGARDNER .PAST GRAND MASTER 1984
Brother Master Mason - a title that certainly fits M:.W:. Claude W. Norris. Claude has that rare ability to walk into a room and immediately put everyone at ease. His zeal for Masonry, his drive for perfection in all facets of our fraternity has been demonstrated during his years from Senior Deacon to Grand Master. And yet, if the occasion demands, our Junior Past Grand Master has the courage to be true to himself and the principles in which he believes. â&#x20AC;˘ Claude W. Norris was born August 19, 1930, in Drexel, Missouri, to William L. Norris and Nina M. Norris, the' second of three children, and older brother an a sister. In 1940 the Norr.is family moved to Ft. Scott, Kansas, where Mr. Norris was employed as a service man for'Montgomery Ward until 1951, when he opened and operated his own plumbing and heating service until his death in 1964. Claude graduated from Fort Scott High School in 1948. He attended Fort Scott Junior College for a year, dropping out to enlist in the Navy in 1951, during the Korean conflict. His service included 15 months in Korea. He was discharged in 1955 with a rating of Engineman 1st Class. He returned to civilian life and worked for his father until 1964. In 1965 Claude, with three others, formed their own heating and plumbing corporation. This lasted until 1975, when Claude sold his shares and went into business with his two sons, Michael and Phillip, an association which continues to flourish today. During this period, Claude found time to attend night school at Pittsburg State University Vo-Tech School, Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Division, for four years, graduating in 1964. Incidentally, he maintained a 4.0 grade average while attending the university. After graduation he was asked to serve as an advisor to the Vo-Tech School and did so for three years until 1967. It is always said that behind every successful man there is a loving and devoted wife. Claude is no exception. He met, courted and married Phyllis Lea Austin in 1950 and they have three children, Michael, Phillip and Jonni. Michael and his wife, Kathy, are the parents of two children, as are Phillip and his wife, Deborah, and Jonni and her husband, Steve, making Claude a six-time grandfather. Claude is extremely active in civic affairs. He and Phyllis are members of the Fort Scott Church of Christ. He is a long-time member of the Fort Scott Chamber of Commerce, and also a member of the VFW since 1955. At the urging of his neighbors and business associates, he ran for the Fort Scott City Commission in 1983 and was elected. He served on the Commission for four years, two of them as mayor, resigning in September 1987 to devote his time to Grand Lodge activities. After stepping down as Grand Master, he was again asked to run for the City Commission and on April 4, 1989, he was elected for a four-year term. Claude and his family have all been active in Masonry, as his record will show. He and Phyllis are members of Olive Chapter #13, OES. Michael and Phillip are also members of Rising Sun #8 in Fort Scott and both have served as Worshipful Master. It might be noted here that Mike and Phil made it possible for Claude to give almost unlimited time to Grand Lodge activities while serving as Grand Master. They completely took over the operation of the Norris Heating and Air Conditioning firm, thus allowing Claude to travel at will. A glance at his itinerary will show that M:.W:. Claude Norris was a most active Grand Master. Grand Lodge was opened eighteen times for Special Communications. In one instance it was opened three times in less than 30 hours - in Wichita, Manhattan and Leavenworth. Past Grand Masters grave markers were placed on the graves of four PGM's: April 30 Fort Scott, Kansas, M:.W:. Addison C. Irby - GM 1959-60 August 7 Shawnee Mission, Kansas, M:.W:. Ben W. Graybill - GM 1963-64 October 28 Wichita, Kansas, M:.W:. Richard A. Porter - GM 1983-84 October 29 Manhattan, Kansas, M:.W:. Durward C. Danielson - GM 1986-87
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There were other highlights during Claude's year: Grand Lodge was opened in Leavenworth on October the 29th to dedicate the Leavenworth County Historical Society marker on the building of the Leavenworth Masonic Building Association; on November 18th Grand Lodge was opened in Wichita to rededicate and relay the cornerstone of the Sedgwick County Courthouse, celebrating the 100th anniversary of the original laying of the cornerstone; and on November 20th Grand Lodge was again opened, this time in Ness City, to lay the cornerstone of the new Ness City Elementary School. These three events were open to the public and were all well attended. More details will be found elsewhere in these proceedings. While serving as DGM, Claude was asked by M:.W:. Clifford D. Knauss to chair a committee which would look into restructuring the governing body of the Masonic Home in Wichita. After a great deal of research, recommendations were made which went into effect early in 1988. To some extent this move has greatly improved the operation at our Home. The Masonic Home, for the first time in many years, operated in the black in excess of $540,000. But as the Grand Master observed, there are still many problems to be solved. One of M:.W:. Claudes's achievements during his year, and one of which he is most proud, was the creation of the Kansas Masonic University, a course of study designed to improve Masonic knowledge in Kansas. M:.W:. Claude conceived the idea while serving as DGM; with the help of the Council of Administration and other brethren across the state, he put the program into operation. It has been received with much enthusiasm by the Craft and promises to be a most important contribution to Masonic Education in the future. Claude believes that good fellowship is a most important part of Masonry, that promoting camaraderie and friendly feelings ranks almost in equal importance with the serious side of the fraternity. He firmly believes that all work and no play makes a dull Mason. He works hard when there is work to be done, but there is always time afterwards to relax, to enjoy good fellowship and the strengthen the brotherly ties of Masonry. Every Grand Master has left his mark on the fraternity. And while some may have made a greater impact than others, nevertheless, each deserves the promise of: "Well done, good and faithful servant!" M:.W:. Claude Norris is no exception. He will be remembered as an outstanding Grand Master, a true friend and a dedicated Mason. MASONIC RECORD Rising Sun Lodge Lodge No. 8, AF & AM of Kansas: Initiated August 27, 1971 Passed October II, 1971 Raised November 26, I97I Offices held: Junior Steward Junior Deacon Senior Deacon & Junior Warden Senior Warden Worshipful Master Tyler
1972 1973 1974 1975 1975 1977
(Due to resignation of JW)
Dual membership in Xenia Lodge No. 47, Xenia, Kansas: Junior Warden 1978 ' Secretary 1979-80 Junior Steward 1981 Senior Steward 1982 Grand Lodge: Grand Tyler DDGM Senior Deacon Junior Warden Senior Warden Deputy Grand Master Grand Master
1981-82 1982-83 1984-85 1985-86 1986-87 1987-88 1988-89
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Committee Assignments: Masonic Education Chairman
1978-79-80-83-84 1979-80-83-84
Appendant and Concordant Bodies: AASRSJ - Valley of Wichita - 32nd Degr~e York Rite Capitualar - Fort Scott Chapter #3 - RAM Cryptic - lola Council #8 - Royal and Select Masters Commandry - Esdraelon #9 - Knights Templar Red Cross of Constantine - St . Justin Conclave, Kansas City, Kansas AAOMS - Mirza Shrine - Pittsburg, Kansas Also member of Mirza Past Masters' Club International Order of DeMolay - Honorary Legion of Honor - 1988 Order Eastern Star - Olive Chapter #13 - Fort Scott, Kansas White Shrine of Jerusalem - Fidelis Deo Shrine #6 - Fort Scott, Kansas National Sojourners - Chapter #63 - Kansas City, Kansas Honorary Past Grana Master of Oklahoma Honorary Member Atchison Hi-Twelve Club Hon~rary Member Wichita Hi -Twelve Club (Keystone)
The official Past Mastt!rs emblem and Kansas Masonic lapel emblems as authori zed by the C6unc.i :l of Admi ni stration .
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LOCATION AND NUMBER OF LODGES IN DISTRICTS AREA I
R:.W:. Oren F. P a t t e r s o n , ADGH, Cedar Lodge No. 103, 1706 S. Highland, Chanute, 66720 315-431-4692 ( R ) , 316-431-2100 (B) D i s t r i c t No. 7
R:.W:. David Jackson, DDGM, LaCygne No. 6 1 , LaCygne, 66040
Mound C i t y No. 3 3 ; LaCygne No. 6 1 ; Eureka No. 8 8 ; Fontana No. 1 3 1 ; Blue Mound No. 286; Kincaid No. 338; Parker No. 341 . D i s t r i c t No. 8 Bronson, 66716
R:.W:. Thomas C. Johnson, DDGM, Xenia No. 4 7 , Rt 1 Box 95
R i s i n g Sun No. 8; Eldora No. 2 8 ; Xenia No. 4 7 ; Devon No. 92; Garland No. 108; Uniontown No. 115; Fulton No. 210; H i a t t v i l l e No. 216; Bronson No. 268; Hepler No. 398 D i s t r i c t No. 9 R:.W:. Carveth Neer, DDGM, P i t t s b u r g No. 187, 719 E. 1 0 t h , P i t t s b u r g , 66762 316-231-1007 (R) G i r a r d No. 93; P i t t s b u r g No. 187; Vulcan No. 229; Mulberry No. 216;Arma No 408 D i s t r i c t No. 10 R:.W:. Charles W. Sweeton, DDGM, Baxter No. 7 1 , 20-A Gainswood, Baxter S p r i n g s , 66713 316-856-5891 ( R ) , 316-856-2301 (B) Baxter No. 7 1 ; Prudence No. 100; Cherokee No. 119; Black Diamond No. 274; Scammon No. 3 5 1 ; Galena No. 194 D i s t r i c t No. 11 R:. W:. Ralph Studebaker, DDGM,.Thayer No. 149, Box 38, Thayer, 66776 Adams No. 63; Altamont No. 69; Chetopa No. 7 3 ; Erie No. 76; Parsons No. 117; Thayer No. 149; McCune No. 237 D i s t r i c t No. 12 R:.W:. Michael J . Lucke, DDGM, Cedar No. 103,26 S. Kansas, Chanute, 66/20 316-431-6173 (R) Humboldt No. 29; l o l a No. 38; Cedar No. 103; Colony No. 212; Moran No. 245; Savonburg No. 315; LaHarpe No. 325 AREA I I
R:.W:. Roy F. S t i r t o n , ADGM, Lenexa No. 135, 5407 West 55th Shawnee M i s s i o n , 66205 913-362-3871 (R) D i s t r i c t No. 3 R:.W:. S h i r l e y F. Strange, DDGM, Easton No. 45, Rt 1 Box 7 4 , Easton, 66020 913-682-2489 (R) Leavenworth No. 2 ; King Solomon No. 10, Easton No. 45; Nine Mile No. 4 9 ; Hiram No. 68; Hancock No. 311 D i s t r i c t No. 4 R:.W:. Robert L. B o r i n g , DDGM, Wyandotte No. 3, 4156 Greeley, Kansas C i t y , 66104 Wyandotte No. ,3; Delaware No. 96; Armourdale No. 2 7 1 ; Kaw No. 272; Bonner Springs No. 366; Roger E. Sherman No. 369; West Gate No. 438 D i s t r i c t No. 5 R:.W:. W i l l i a m H. Harlow, DDGM, Shawnee No. 54, 7221 Edgewood B l v d , Shawnee, 66203-4519, 913-631-4207 (R) Ancient Form No'. 34; Shawnee No. 5 4 ; Lenexa No. 135; Old Mission No. 153; Ben Hur No. 322; Rosedale No. 333; Overland Park No. 436 D i s t r i c t No. 6 R:.W:. Eldon G. N i c h o l s o n , DDGM, Olathe No. 19, 1007 Wyckford Rd. O l a t h e , 66061 Olathe No. 19; Osage Valley No. 2 4 ; Paola No. 37; Spring H i l l No. 56; Gardner No. 65, Edgerton No. 127; Peace No. 243; Stanley No. 444
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R:.W:. Edward R. Garber, J r . , ADGM, Sabetha No. 162, 708 J e f f e r s o n , Sabetha, 66534, 913-284-3169 (R) 913-284-2911 (B) D i s t r i c t No. 1 R:.W:. Jerry T. H u f f , DDGM, Troy No. 55, 509 S. Park, Troy, 66087 913-985-2428 (R) Smithton No. 1 , Troy No. 55, Wathena No. 64, Bendena No. 440, Denton No. 449 D i s t r i c t No 2 R:.W:. A l v i n Colson, DDGM, A c t i v e No. 158, 1627 A t c h i s o n , A t c h i s o n , 66002 Washington No. 5; Arcana No. 3 1 ; Huron No. 72; Muscotah No. 116; A c t i v e No 158 D i s t r i c t No. 16 R:.W:. George M. W i l s o n , DDGM, Hiawatha No. 35, 910 N. 6th Hiawatha, 66434 Hiawatha No. 35; Sabetha No. 162; Horton No. 326 D i s t r i c t No. 17 R:.W:. Clarence P. Noe, J r . , DDGM, Goff Netawaka, 66516, 913-866-5612 (R)
No. 430, Rt. 2
Seneca No. 39; Home No. 89; Polar S t a r No. 130; Oneida No. 323; Goff No. 430 D i s t r i c t No. 18 R:.W:. Carl D. C h a l f a n t , DDGM, Sutton No. 85, 324 L i n c o l n , W a t e r v i l l e , 66548, 913-785-2439 (R) Oketo No. 25; Frankfort No. 67; W a t e r v i l l e No. 85; M a r y s v i l l e No. 9 1 ; Blue Rapids No. 169; A x t e l l No. 234; S e a t t l e No. 259; Summerfield No. 354 D i s t r i c t No. 19 R:.W:. Leonard T. Smith. DDGM, Onaga No. 188, Rt 1 Box 72-A, Onaga, 66521 C l r c l e v i l l e No. 20; Holton No. 42; Onaga No. 188; Hoyt No. 327; Denison No.372; Mayetta No. 393 AREA IV
F. Ray Canada, ADGM, Seabrook No 385, 1529 M c A l i s t e r , Topeka, 66604 913-272-4263 D i s t r i c t No. 14 R:.W:. Robert E. Redick, Sr. , DDGM, DeSoto No. 40, 33940 W. 8 3 r d . , Box 143, DeSoto, 66018 Lawrence No. 6; Acacia No. 9; Palmyra No. 2 3 ; DeSoto No. 4 0 , Doric No. 83; Henri No. 190; Linwood No. 2 4 1 ; Lecompton No. 420 D i s t r i c t No. 15 R:.W:. Evan H o i t , DDGM, Lyra No. 256, Rt 1 Box 122, McLouth, â&#x20AC;¢55n54 Oskaloosa No. 14, Jefferson No. 84; Meriden No. 236; McLouth No. 256; Nortonv i l l e No. 266; Perry No. 415 D i s t r i c t No. 20 R:.W:. W i l l i s W. Welch, DDGM, Pottawatomie No. 52, 121 N. 6th S t . Marys, 66536 Lake No. 5 0 , Pottawatomie No. 52; Golden Rule No. 90; Hesperian No. I l l ; Delia No. 419 D i s t r i c t No. 21 R:.W:. James H. Brown, DDGM, Wakarusa No. 402, 1919 S W Cheyenne Rd. lopeka, 66604 Topeka No. 17; Auburn No. 32; Orient No. 5 1 ; Siloam No. 225; A l b e r t Neese No. 248; Seabrook No. 385,; Wakarusa No. 402 D i s t r i c t No. 22 R:.W:. Richard K. Ryan, DDGM, Carbondale No. 70, 323 W. N o r t h , Carbondale, 66414 Ridgeway No. 62; Carbondale No. 70; Burlingame No.79; Lyndon No 101;Signal No 141 D i s t r i c t No. 64 R:.W:. Harold L i s t e r , DDGM, Alma No. 1 6 1 , Box 1 3 1 , Alma 66401 913-765-3554 (R) Dover No* 138; Alma No. 161; Eminence No. 205
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R;-W=- J e f f r e y L. Sowder. ADGM. Woodson No. 1 2 1 , Box 177, T o r o n t o , 66777 31b-04b-2ZZ8 (R) D i s t r i c t No. 13 R:.W:. Thomas J . Welch, DDGH, Delphian No. 4 4 , 300 N Oak G a r n e t t , 66032 Ottawa No. 18; Malvern No. 2 2 ; McKinley No. 4 1 ; Delphian No. 4 4 ; Williarasburq No. 224; Lane No. 339; W e l l s v i l l e No. 356 f ^ ^ ' - ' " ^ ' ^ ! ^ . ^ " - . ? ^ R:.W:. Oscar R. M a r t i n , DDGH, B u r l i n g t o n No. 6 6 , Rt Lebo, 66856 316-256-6130 (R) Neosho No. 27; B u r l i n g t o n No. 66; Waverly No. 244; Gilead No Hebron No. 314
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D i s t r i c t No. 27 R:.W:. F. Dale C u r r y , DDGH, Madison No. 196, 2302 Maua Ave t m p o r i a , bbBUl 316-342-0716 (R) F i d e l i t y No. 106; Toronto No. 1 2 1 ; Madison No. 196; Climax No. 411 D i s t r i c t No. 28 R:.W:. O r v i l l e D. Swender, DDGH, Emporia No. 12. 1023 Lakeview t m p o r i a , fabBUi. 316-342-4244(R) Emporia No. 12, Zeredatha No. 8 0 ; Americus No. 109; Lebo No. 1 5 2 ; H a r t f o r d No. 193; A l l e n No. 335; S a f f o r d v i l l e No. 395 AREA VI
R:.W:. Morris L. F i s h e r , ADGM, Derby No. 365, 931 N. Brook Forest Rd , Derby 67037, 316-788-4038 (R) 316-788-3761 (B) D i s t r i c t No. 24 R:.W:. Neil M. Nuzman, DDGH, Harmony No. 94, 1007 Osage, Neodesha, 6675/ Harmony No. 94; C o n s t e l l a t i o n No. 95; Greenwood No. 163; B u f f a l o No. 379; Benedict No. 403 D i s t r i c t No. 25 R:.W:. W i l l i a m A. B o l e s , DDGH, Caney No. 324, 500 N. V i n e , Caney, 67333, 316-879-2222(R) Keystone No. 102; F o r t i t u d e No. 107; Carson No. 132; Cherryvale No. 137; Caney No. 324; Edna No. 345 D i s t r i c t No. 26 R:.W:. Lloyd G. Zimmerman, DDGH, Hope No. 155, Box 653, Howard, 67349, 316-374-2381 (R) Longton No. 26; Meridian No. 126; Vesper Olive No. 136; Hope No. 155; Chautauqua No. 355 .
D i s t r i c t No.35 R: .W:. Ross Wayne Sherwood, DDGM, Dexter No. 156, Rt 3 Box 214 Arkansas C i t y , 67005 316-442-5605 (R): W i n f i e l d No. 110; Crescent No. 133; Dexter No. 156; Burden No. 233 D i s t r i c t No. 36 R:.W:. James E. J i n d r a , DDGM, Sumner No. 2C3, Rt 1 Box 67 C a l d w e l l , 67022, 316-863-2469 (R) W e l l i n g t o n No. 150; Oxford No. 165; Sumner No. 203; Argonia No. 285 D i s t r i c t No. 37 R:.W:. Oscar A l l e n O r t o n , DDGM, B e l l e Plalne No. 173, 225 S. Washington, B e l l e P l a i n e , 67013 316 488-3683 (R) H a y s v l l l e No. 112; Belle Plaine No. 173; Mulvane No. 2 0 1 ; Cheney No. 258; Conway Springs No. 269; Clearwater No. 273; Derby No. 365
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R:.W:. E l v i n S. Cox, ADGM, Douglass No. 151. Box 4 3 . Rose H i l l , 67133 316-776-2141 (R) . D i s t r i c t No. 33 R:.W:. Robert H. Dubois, DDGM, Halstead No. 4 6 , Rt 1 Halstead, 67056, 316-835-3252 Halstead No. 46; Advance No. 114, Newton No. 142; Centre No. 147; V a l l e y Center No. 364
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D i s t r i c t No. 34 R:.W:. Warren L. Henrie, DDGH, Towanda No. 3 0 , Box 365 Benton, 67017, 316-778-1075 (R) Towanda No. 30; Mystic Tie No. 74; Patmos No. 97; Douglass No. 1 5 1 ; Joppa No. 233; Latham No. 401 D i s t r i c t No. 38 R:.M:. Donald G. Harks, DDGH, Sunflower No. 8 6 , 233 N. F l o r a , W i c h i t a , 67212, 316-942-5150 {%) York No. 5 7 ; Sunflower No. 8 6 ; Wichita No. 99; North Star No. 168; A l b e r t Pike No. 303; T r i n i t y No. 313; Bestor G. Brown No. 433; Masonic Home No. 450 D i s t r i c t No. 39 R:.W:. Daryl Unruh, DDGM, HcPherson No. 172, 1475 N. Maple, McPherson, 67460, 316-241-3642 (R) HcPherson No. 172; Lindsborg No. 397 AREA V I I I R:.W:. Edward C. S l i p s a g e r , ADGM, C l i f t o n No. 122, Box 249, C l i f t o n , 66937 913-344-3416, ( R ) , 913-455-3463 (B) D i s t r i c t No. 29 Mervin E. Buchenau, DDGM, Lafayette No. 16, 1435 C o l l i n s Ln. # 124, Manhattan, 66502, 913-776-5001 (R) Lafayette No. 16; Wamego No. 75; Farmers No. 166; Westmoreland No. 257 D i s t r i c t No. 30 R:.W:. D a r r e l l K. Sharpe, DDGM, P r a i r i e Queen No. 176, Rt. 3, Clyde, 66938, 913-446-2248 (R) F r o n t i e r No. 104; C l i f t o n No. 122; Clay Center No. 134; P r a i r i e Queen No. 176; Oak H i l l No. 334; Wakefield No. 396 D i s t r i c t No. 31 R:.W:. Carl E. Reynolds, DDGM, A n t i q u i t y No. 280, 125 W 1 8 t h , Junction C i t y , 66441, 913-238-1498 (R) Union No. 7; Benevolent No. 98; Solomon No. 105; A n t i q u i t y No. 280; E n t e r p r i s e No. 437 D i s t r i c t No. 32 R:.W:. Jimmie M. Masters, DDGH, Council Grove No. 3 6 , 307 S. 4 t h , Council Grove, 66846 Council Grove No. 36; Cyrus No. 288; Kansas No. 307; A l t a Vista No. 357; Dwight No. 374; White C i t y No. 380; Wilsey No. 382; Burdick No. 429 D i s t r i c t No. 41 R:.W:. W i l l i a m E. Smies, DDGM, Courtland No. 2 1 1 , C o u r t l a n d , 66939 Republic No. 123; B e l l e v i l l e No. 129; Courtland No. 2 1 1 ; Scandia No. 221 Narka No. 349; Cuba No. 362 AREA IX
R:.W:. Dwight R. Gashaw, ADGH, Saqui No. 160, 238 N. 1 s t , Osborne, 67473, 913-346-2306 (R) D i s t r i c t No. 40 R:.W:. Richard J . Whitney, DDGM, Minneapolis No. 143, 2355 Edward, S a l i n a , 67401, 913-823-5727 (R) S t . Johns No. 113, Hinneapolis No. 143; Ht Vernon No. 145; S i n c e r i t y No. 214 D i s t r i c t No. 42 R:.W:. Stanley E. Ozmun, DDGH, Hankato No. 87, 624 E. J e f f e r s o n , Hankato. 66956 Jewell No. 1 1 ; Hankato No. 87; Western Star No. 174; Formoso No. 336 D i s t r i c t No. 43 R:.W:. Benton LeRoy W i l l i a m s , DDGH, L i n c o l n No. 154, Rt 3 Box 56 L i n c o l n , 67455, 913-524-4317 (R) Salina No. 60; E l l s w o r t h No. 146; Lincoln No. 154; Wilson No. 298 D i s t r i c t No. 52 R:.W:. Bradley R. Penka, DDGH, LaCrosse No. 330, Box 779, Lacrosse, 67548. 913-222-2817 (R)
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Great Bend No. 15; McCracken No. 5 8 ; Walnut C i t y No. 215; Ellinwood No. 217; LaCrosse No. 330; Hoisington No. 3 3 1 ; C l a f l i n No. 424 D i s t r i c t No. 53 R:.W:. Ralph G. Peck, DDGH, Beulah No. 2 9 1 , Box 116 Bunker H i l l , 67626 Wakeeney No. 148; Russell No. 177; Hays No. 195; Blue H i l l No. 198 Bunker H i l l No. 2 9 1 ; Natoma No. 390 D i s t r i c t No. 54 Charles D. Bock, DDGM, Cawker C i t y No. 125, Box 113, Cawker C i t y , 67430, 913-781-4326 (R) Cawker C i t y No. 125; Saqui No. 160; Gaylord No. 183; Downs No. 204; Glen Elder No. 294 D i s t r i c t No. 55 R:.W:. Loel F. HcCray, DDGM, P h i l l i p s b u r g No. 184, Rt. 3 P h i l l i p s b u r g , 67661 P h i l l i p s b u r g No. 184; Newahcuba No. 189; Logan No. 264; P l a i n v i U e No. 290 AREA X
R:.W:. Richard A. Wortman, ADGM, Delta No. 7 7 , 301 N. Main, Medicine Lodge, 67104, 316-886-5894 (R) D i s t r i c t No. 44 R:.W:. John E. C a r l s o n , DDGM, Corner Stone No. 219, Box 2 2 1 . Galva, 67443, 316-654-3905 (R) S t e r l i n g No. 1 7 1 ; Royal No. 192; Cornerstone No. 219; Chase No. 247; Geneseo No. 361 D i s t r i c t No. 45 R:.W:. Kenneth D. Coon. DDGM, Mt. Hope No. 238, Box 506 Ht. Hope, 67108 Nickerson No. 4 3 ; Bassett No. 124; Reno No. 140; Mt. Hope No. 238; Cable No. 299; Hutchinson No. 445 D i s t r i c t No. 46 R:.W:. Wayne Simons, DDGM, Ninnescah No. 230, Rt 3 Box 176, Kingman, 67068, 316-532-5513 (R) Ninnescah No. 230; Norwich No. 319; Spivey No. 347 D i s t r i c t No. 47 R:.W:. William K. Watson, J r . , DDGH, Cosmos No. 278, 824 M a r v i n , Kiowa, 67070, 316-824-4155 Delta No. 77; Anthony No. 200; Harper No. 206; R D Ely No. 262; Cosmos No. 278 D i s t r i c t No. SO R:.W:. O r v i U e Thompson, DDGM, Haviland No. 409, Rt 1 Box 8 8 , H a v i l a n d , 67059 K i l w i n n i n g No. 265; Kiowa No. 293; M u l l i n v i l l e No. 399; Haviland No. 409 D i s t r i c t No. 51 R:.W:. D a r r e l l J . Shanteau, DDGM, I o n i c No. 254, 702 W. 1 s t . S t . John, 67576, 316-549-6518 Larned No. 167; Mt. Moriah No. 179; Lewis No. 220; S t a f f o r d No. 252; I o n i c No. 254; Macksville No. 371
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R:.W:. D a r r e l l M. Holmes, ADGM, Walnut V a l l e y No. 1 9 1 , 133 N. Mary, Utica 67584, 913-391-2494 (R) D i s t r i c t No. 49 R:.W:. Richard W. Ward, DDGM, P r o t e c t i o n No. 384, Rt, 1 P r o t e c t i o n , 67127; 316-522-4518 (R) Ashland No. 277; Coldwater No. 295; P r o t e c t i o n No. 384; Minneola No. 431 D i s t r i c t No. 60 R:.W:. Carl O ' H a i r . DDGM, Anthem No. 284, 510 M y r t l e , Scott C i t y , 67871, 316-872-2407 (R) Walnut V a l l e y No. 1 9 1 ; Barney N o . ' 2 7 9 ; Anthem No. 284; Leoti No. 340 Horace No. 352
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D i s t r i c t No. 61 R:.W:. J . Dwight L o b d e l l , DDGM, S t . Bernard No. 222, 304 E. H i l l c r e s t , Cimarron, 67835, 316-855-7777 (R) S t . Bernard No. 222; Alpha No. 282; Preston No. 283; Bucklin Ensign No. 413
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D i s t r i c t No. 62 R:.W:. Robert L. B u e r k l e , DDGM, Tyrian No. 246, Rt 2 Box 39, Holcomb, 67851, 316-276-6173 (R) Tyrian No. 246; Emerald No. 289; Syracuse No. 309; Ulysses No. 435; Johnson No. 441 D i s t r i c t No. 63 R. Bradley K i m b a l l , DDGM, Santa Fe No. 312. 305 McCoy, S u b l e t t e , 67877, 316-675-8557 (R) â&#x20AC;¢ Webb No. 275; Fargo No. 300; Santa Fe No. 312; Plains No. 357; Hugoton No. 406; Satanta No. 446 AREA X I I
R:.W:. Melvin H i r l Schrock, ADGM. Hoxie No. 348, 1233 Main, Hoxie, 67740-0546, 913-675-3814 (R) D i s t r i c t No. 56 R:.W:. Leroy C. Brown, DDGM, Jennings No. 360, Box 9, Jennings, 67643, 913-678-2226 (R) Lenora No. 181; Mountain Slope No. 186; Norton No. 199; Almena No. 310; Jennings No. 360 D i s t r i c t No. 57 R:.W:. Jay D. B l a c k , DDGM, S t . Thomas No. 306, 860 S. G a r f i e l d . Colby. 67701, 913-462-6350 (R) Milbrook No. 2 8 1 ; S t . Thomas No. 306; Hoxie No. 348; Selden No. 423 D i s t r i c t No. 58 R:.W:. Wade R. Park, DDGM. Oakley No. 253. 302 W. 3 r d . Oakley. 67748. 913-672^4298 ( R ) . 913-672-3221 (B) Oakley No. 253; Gove County No. 302; Wallace No. 318; Quinter No. 410; Sharon Springs No. 417 D i s t r i c t No. 59 R:.W:. Robert H. Palmer, Atwood, 67330, 913-626-3654
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Atwood No. 164, Goodland No. 3 2 1 , S t . Francis No. 404
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LODGES WITHOUT REPRESENTATION AT GRAND LODGE 1989 Leavenworth No. 2 Washington No. 5 Oketo No. 25 Longton No. 26 Arcana No. 31 Seneca No. 39 McKinley No. 41 Lake No. 50 HcCracken No. 58 Ridgeway No. 52 Adams No. 63 Wathena No. 64 Altamont No. 69 Chetopa No. 73 Erie No. 76 Benevolent No. 98 Memphis No. 108 Hesperian No. H I Advance No. 114 Excelsior No. 115 Muscotah No. 116 Meridian No. 126 Polar Star No. 130 Equity No. 131 Carson No. 132 Cherryvale No. 137 Oxford No. 165
Larned No. 167 Russell No. 177 Ht. Moriah No. 179 Gaylord No. 183 Olive Branch No. 212 Walnut City No. 215 Anchor No. 224 Westmoreland No. 257 Beattie No. 259 Mulberry No. 261 Logan No. 264 Ht. Zion No. 266 Bourbon No. 268 Black Diamond No. 274 Alpha No. 282 Preston No. 283 Argonia No. 285 Lotus No. 286 Glen Elder No. 294 Comanche No. 295 Gove County No. 302 Kansas No. 307 Hebron No. 314 Virginia No. 315 Oneida No. 323 LaHarpe No. 325 Horton No. 326 Formoso No. 336
Kincaid No. 338 Lane No. 339 Parker No. 341 Spivey No. 347 Scammon No. 351 Horace No. 352 Summerfield No. 354 Chatauqua No. 355 Wellsville No. 356 Cuba No. 362 Plains No. 367 Buffalo No. 379 Natoma No. 390 Saffordville No. 395 Wakefield No. 396 Benedict No. 403 Arma No. 408 Climax No. 411 Ensign No. 413 Delia No. 419 Selden No. 423 Goff No. 430 Enterprise No. 437 Bendena No. 440 Stanley No. 444 Satanta No. 446 Denton No. 449
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DEATHS DURING THE YEAR 1988 Lodge No.
1 Claude L. Gibson, Ralph A. Pettis, Thomas D. Springer
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3 Roger E. Biddle, Harold M. Black, Homer Boor, Kenneth R. Boyd, Melvin L. Burnley, Robert E. Burton, Thomas E. Cheyney, Guy E. Coleman, William B. Crum, Allan L. Dunn, Lawrence E. Ellis, Gerald Fears, Franklin H. Fosmire, Louis W. Hughes, Harry E. Kraemer, William E. Laaser, Wayne Haxfield, Francis A. HcCurdy, Hugh D. Petrie, John J. Ryden, Maurice A. Schooling, Robert E. Scott, Kenneth A. Sells, James E. Setzer, James L. Shelton, Harold I. Smith, Raymond C. Smith, Truman E. Spencer, William M. Sweney, Charles H. Tamblyn, William Thomas, Richard H. Thompson, Mitchell L. Thurston, Dorsey Underwood, Lawrence J. Vornholt, Howard E. Weiser, Ernest W. Wise, Theodore L. Wood
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5 George J. Cash, Charles H. Congrove, Forrest Duncan, Thomas E. Dunning, Lyle R. Hayslett, Harold E. Jones, Francis Wickerson
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6 Ellis P. Addy, Milton P. Allen, Lowell E. Bailey, William J. Brink, Richardson T. Conner, Samuel C. Johnson, Andrew J. McDonald, Glenn M. Roberts, Clifford T. Rye, Joseph A. Wilson
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7 James D. Andrews, Walter K. Cassetty, Guy S. Day, Donald R. Dusenbery, Ross R. Haecker, Ralph E. Haner, Howard W. Harper, James G. Jones, John Masuros, Henry P. Merchant, George Minarik, George B. Mowry, Callie H. Palmer, Edward C. Verbeke
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8 Roger E. Box, Vaun H. Bradshaw, Arthur V. Capps, Oscar L. Covey, John E. Dobbins, Fank Dotts, Arthur H. Durham, Arthur Hoyt, Alford A. Lager, Lyndon H. Lewelling, William W. Lucas, Harold W. Hurray, Homer R. Patter, Charles H. Sample, Devon Shaffer, Albert M. Westerhouse 9 Lawrence L. Bales, Edwin T. Burgess, Wilbur G. Duver, Jack D. McCall, Clarence S, Miller, Ernest J. Poland, LaVerne Pratt, James R. Tatham
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10 Charles E. Andrews, Hugh C. Bryan, John W. Edwards, Jesse V. Garvey, Russell D. Gorrell, James T. Howard, Paul S. Perkins, Harold R. Pierson, Doyle V. Robertson, Jesse C. Shannon, Arthur L. Slaughter
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11 Richard H. Edwards, Lowell R. Honderick
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12 Norman R. Ashbaugh, Thomas F. Ashby, George W. Anderson, Gilbert E. Anderson, Charles M. Davis, Welford H. Diggs, Harlan W. Dille, Roy D. Duby, Ronald P. Felker, Albert Field, Otto P. Fuls, Roscoe W. Graves, Arthur W. Hylton, William R. Lapsley, Joseph M. Lindsey, Ruben A. Logbeck, Royal F. Ma^han, Courtney C. McCord, Lawrence A. Ormsby, Ward H. Overholt, Edward C. Price, Jr., Roy W. Riegle, Melvin A. Sack, Virgil C. Spillman, Earl R. Stout, Hobart 0. Tipton
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14 Ralph W. Bentley, Percy R. Egner
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15 Eugene W. Bortz, Kenneth W. Clawson, Donald C. Harmon, Emil F. Jennings, James E. Johnson, Howard E. Keltner, Glenn C. Riddick, Velton R. Sipe
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16 Harry E. Ault, Bradford G. Blaker, William J. Brookman, Henry G. Dutcher, Verner L. HcCashen, Ernest F. Miller, Frank F. Suboter 17 David G. Arthur, William L. Brubaker, Charles E. Cummings, Irvin C. Oeschner, Leslie D. Ford, Arthur F. Gilmore, Kenneth E. Hahn, Bruce E. Hudson, Charles Hudson, Walter Jefferies,
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Comer D. Jones, Sterling C. Klugg, Percy E. Lahman, Marion E. Ludy, Otto L. Pape, Walter H. Perry, Melvin N. Quinn, Robert 0. Renkopf, Gerald W. Shoemaker, George L. Sligar, Wayne R. Smith, Thiel Sweet, Perry A. Uhl, Charles M. Williams, Ray H. Zarker Lodge No.
18 Bertes, McKinley (1985) Noel E. Cook, Clarence Fanning, Robert N. Graham, Clarence T. Johnson, Jack C. Kille, John J. Lantz, John 0. Love, Alvin V. Sowers, Myron S. Steere, Clarence F. Ward, Alfred K. Webb, John H. Weidmann
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19 Jesse L. Hall, Carious R. Nichols, James R. Tatham
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23 Charles K. Rossier, IV, Lawrence Wilson
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25 William G. Hahn
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26 Jack Patton, Elmer J. Wheeler
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28 Joel Campbell, George R. Layton
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29 Charles J. Smith
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30 Jasper N. Anderson, Roscoe T. Bartch, Walter E. Cagle, William
Everett E. Coleman, Roscoe L. Evinger, Harry E. Funk, Jr., Frederick R. McClanahan, Marion F. loops
S. Delong, James W. Hennis, Lewis J. Hosman, Lester E. McGonigle, Joseph L. Phifer, George R. Reeves Lodge No.
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32 Joe Kirk, Amos W. Kramer, Howard J. Still
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33 Wilson J. Dingus, Colburn C. Holmes, Olen C. Turley
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34 Alpheus C. Armstrong, William J. Bolt, Kenneth L. Seguine
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35 Myron B. Benton, Bion B. Bierer, Dale W. Corbet, Charlie D.
Keith K. Kempf, Oliver W. Nitz, Warren G. Toney
Fisher, Robert J. Howard, Jay P. Huckabay, Carl C. Kopp, William F. Martin, Harry E. Miller, George B. Shaffer, Herbert M. Stoltenberg Lodge No.
36 Charles A. Bacon, Harold R. Clevenger, Raymond W. Cox, Michael F. Knott, John T. Mozingo, William C. Pierce, James L. Ruble, Charles J. Yadon
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37 Norman L. Bastion, Marvin Johnson, Ernest E. Lynn, Joseph F.
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38 Lloyd J. Baxley, Robert 0. Baxley, William G. Burnside, Lauren
Stump, John C. Wright F. Caillouet, William R. Craig, Clark W. Strahl, Lester R. Wight Lodge No.
39 Robert S. Coon, Durwood Curtin, Clinton Eberly, Orville L. Largent
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40 Alva H. Bearly, Carroll C. Couch, Willis J. Gould, Joseph M. Grover
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41 Harold T. Hale, Ross E. Johnson, John 0. Love
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42 John Hinnen, Avid L. McDavitt, Homer D. Stephenson
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Lloyd H. Buell, John W. Dunn, Elmer L. Norquist, John D. Richardson
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Lodge No. 44 James J. Anderson, Isaac C. Ellington, Everett E. Flood, William E. Mitchell Lodge No.
45 William G. Donovan
Lodge No. 46 Ernest L. McElwain, Everett D. Wilson Lodge No.
49 Darrell L. Carter, Ralph Spain, Lewis R. Stafford, Ed H. Stansberry, Robert S. Trent
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50 David H. Mauck, Francis E. Mitchell, Cecil 0. Peters, Fredrick M. Reeder
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51 Clyde V. Bartlett, Thomas H. Bruce, Leonard C. Clark, James A. Coates, Raymond Coolidge, Chester M. Copeland, Noble W. Drake, George C. Estep, Benjamin F. Foreman, Ira L. Gooch, Howard T. Hart, Harry D. Hearn, Chester M. Holman, Chester R. Jackson, Herman H. Jungk, Lawrence E. Kornbleet, Daniel D. Lilley, Ivan T. Linguist, William H. Lynde, Henry A. Mason, Edward McNerney, Clarence M. Miller, Charles P. Mills, Robert W. Parkin, Earl E. Pinkerton, Arlie L. Reichman, OrviUe Roderick, Elvin F. Schoonover, Edwin A. Sheets, Deane D. Shepard, Edward Tonar
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52 Shelton W. Cook, Charles D. Dressier, Brent D. Keyser, Harold F. Read
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54 Stanley H. Adams, Newton S. Dexter, Ralph Eutsler, Billy L. Harvey, Leon Johnson, Emile E. Roessner, Arthur L. Smith, Walter C. Treas
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57 Roy E. Gerber, William B. Longstreet, Edgar W. Reeves, Ronald W. Strange
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58 Leslie L. Hunt, William G. Mckinney, Dewey K. North, Oliver Pearson
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60 Delbert L. Anderson, Francis E. Baringer, Rudolph J. Barta, Otto F. Baumgartner, Richard E. Brown, Verle 0. Burt, John J. Clayton, Wayne E. Dailey, Robert A. Godbey, Noble J. Grace, Walter F Hart, Sidney B. Hendren, Claude C. Hogan, John E. HoUenbeck, Raymond L. Huddleson, Cloyce W. Kasson, Fred B. Kehl , Victor E. Krig, Virgil B. Lemon, Claude F. Marshall, Cyril E. Marts, Don R. Maxwell, James P. Mize, William C. Neal , Vinton R. Nutter, Nelson E. Orendorff, George W. Penfold, Robert B. Perry, Harry M. Price, Revis L. Smith, Julian E. Travis
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61 David B. Crotchett, Russel 0. Huges, George H. Prike, Woodrow W. Woodburn
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62 Francis A. Stark
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63 Jack L. Goodrich, Charles G. Roberts
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64 William L. Abbett, Jesse W. Longston
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65 Robert W. Baity, Max E. Lemasters, Theodore C. Williams
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66 Harold A. Nangle, J. Mac Wiley
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67 Lloyd J. Elliott, Keith Kinter, Raymond G. Stevens
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68 William H. Brown, Bertrand E. Glassock, John W. Hamilton, Ray T. Hedges, Russell R. Morton, Howard A. Stucker
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Edwin E. Hockett
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Perry Jones
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Grant F. Bell, Ivan D. Chub, Fred A. Peters, Aaron Williamson
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Charley E. Bowman, Karl Scholz, Walter B. Schwarzer
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Harold H. Hosier, Frank Urban, Alva VonWendell
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Clovis G. Cash, James C. Reaves, O r v i U e R. Swearingen
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Calvin E. Bruns, Dennis C. Glasson, Louis D. Hupe, Louis S. Parsons, James F. Shea, John W. Smith, Harrison W. Woodbury
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Edward L. Kernick, George E. Neely, Floyd H. Ruble, William A. Sailors, Ola 0. Spoonmore
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Earl E. Armstrong, Richard W. Balding, Arthur J. Carruth, Lloyd L. Clarke, Robert S. Clawson, Thomas W. Winkler
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Carl R. Bolton, J. E. Darby, Hugh W. Henderson, Tom W. Sherry, Arbie L. Swisher, Frederick H. Thorn
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Orville E. Cauthers, Claude R. Dicker, William E. Forney, Joseph H. Hilton, George L. Imthurn, Clyde N. Powell, Lloyd L. Remy, Royn Selby, Garold R. Slabaugh, James W. Way David H. Davis
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John Jennings, Forrest G. Miller, James K. Phipps, George Trefz
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Merle D. Hubbard, Aubrey N. McAtee, William F. Newman
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William D. Aley, L. B. Allen, Delward T. Beardsley, Chester M. Biggs, Ellis A. Clemmons, Hobart L. Cooley, Henry A. Copas, David Crichton, Jr., William D. Cross, Eldon J. Day, James C. Ellison, Joseph P. Fitzgerald, Allie P. Flynn, Dewey F. Hunter, Ablion C. Jackson, Norman B. Johnson, William D. Johnson, William D. Kennedy, Jimmy L. Londagin, Forest W. Lybarger, Henry A. Miller, Charles L. Minor, John L. Mitchell, Richard L. Nichols, Irvin L. Nixon, Crawford B. Ross, Roy J. Ruffin, Homer D. Rusco, W. S. Tannahill, Devan C. Thresher, Rea R. Tucker, Paul W. Turner, Alfred R. Sharp, Thomas H. Street, Leonard L. Walden, Albert W. Westfall
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Keith E. Halstead
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Meede B. Goss, James H. Kaufman, Joseph D. Smith, Danny D. Snow
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George E. Byrne
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Donald D. Allen, Robert M. Billingsley, Charles S. Catron, Newell R. Constable, Kenneth C. Crowl, Charles T. Deitrick, Arthur L. Eyman, William A. Gregory, John M. Hall, James M. Hannay, Ralph S. Henry, Harold C. Hurst, LeRoy G. Hutton, John R. Lawson, Clyde E. Marple, Charles C. Owen, Billie H. Pease, Bernard Schwartzman, Alfred L. Scott, Raymond R. VanOrsdol, Elisha H. White
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Fredric R. Allen, Earl Blackney, Byron E. Guise, Harold D. Hanneman, Chester B. Mason, Fred Vogle
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Gary W. McBride
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Ray E. Heller, Frank A.. Jameson, Frank M. Morris, Barney Pallia, William A. Price, Robert B. Williamson
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94 Arthur H. Brown, Elmer L. Bryan, Maurice E. Caskey, David W. Hughes, Herbert W. Leadstrom, Robert L. McLaughlin, Robert W. Neuhofel, Floyd H. Newberry, Charles A. Odgen, Jr., Willie E. Reed
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Orlin C. Blinn, Dack G. Cain, John C. Eplee, William M. Hayes, Sr., Fred L. Long, Glenn E, Mount, Max D. Murphy
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Robert G. Adams, Herman A. Coleman, Roscoe Davis, Lawrence DeShazer, Frank T. Haney, James W. Hanson, Ralph Herman, Robert E. Rodgers, Clifford, W. Smith, James R. Stanley
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David 0. Daniel, Carmon L. Hamilton, Ralph W. Holem, Frank B. Lowry, James B. Pike, Robert L. Rawlings, Ernest C. Wilson, Marvel G. Woods
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98 Joseph H. Beckenhauser, Felix P. Bollinger, Evertt I. Bredfeldt, Edwin M. Houghton, Thomas E. Mold, William K. Phillips, Horace E. Odell, Harold L. Olsen, Burl N. Pepper, Claude F. Stone, James W. Weckel
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Harold E. Bailey, George L. Bell, Joe C. Blair, Earl J. Blakeman, Lloyd J. Calhoun, Paul L. Clark, Oran L. Cramer, Theo R. Crisswell, Frank F.Cunningham, Harold C. Davis, George F. Devore, Paul W. Dicks, Calvin J. Dowell, Whitney Drake, Dale W. Fairchild, Raymond Finkenbinder, Malcolm F. Gerhardt, Joseph B. Gibson, Chester E. Howell, Phillip R. Johnson, Walter E. Kingman, Andrew P. Kuykendall, Nathan L. Lyden, Henry Marcotte, Henry Martz, Richard F. McKinney, Elliott M. Parkes, Emery E. Payne, T. H. Peach, Otto Plagens, Vernon L. Rennaker, Harley B. Riley, Orville E. Scovel, Elmer A. Shumate, Glenn W. Smith, James L. Stewart, Todd R. White, Carl C. Williams, Bryon M. Wosylus, William R. Woudstra, Leonard R. Wright
Lodge No. 100 Merle S. Evans, Robert P. Fruit, John M, Gassaway, Lloyd L. Hunsucker, Jim R. McAnally, Floyd Scarbrough, Ralph C. Storey, Jack E. Winter Lodge No. 101
Russell Mac Warner
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Fred F. Carter, Charles R. Crutchfield, Charles C. Caudle, Lester R. Detwiler, Harold B. Foster, Clyde R. Haas, Henry L. Harris, Austin M. Hebbe, Arthur M. Henry, Charles Heusted, Lewis B. Holland, Merle H. Kauffman, Joseph W. Kulp (EA), Alfred E. Lewis, Garland E. Moore, Wayne E. Sanborn, Glen E. Smith, Kilbourne L. Staton, Olin Richard Staton
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James C. Browning, Frank P. Collins, Hans Herold, Opal G. Lacy, Gene P. Nicewaner, Robert G. Orr, Carl J. Schickhardt, Ray L. Smith, Andrew F. VanVickle, Allen A. Welch, Fayette C. Wilson
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Herbert H. Darby, George W. Fuhrken, Jesse D. Harden, Stanley Lallak, Donald M. VanAmburg, Gilbert 0. Yungeberg
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Oscar W. Davidson (1975)
Lodge No. 106 Marion W. Lipman, Levi A. Oblander Lodge No. 107 Arthur L. Atkinson, Franklin E. Devore, Ernmett I. Goodwin, Ira S. Gossett, Donald E. Henry, Frank G. Owen, Seil S. Parks, Hiel C. Pugh, Alexander C. Sharp, Clarence L. Tolley Lodge No. 108 Chester L. Garrett, John E. Martin, Leon A. Walker Lodge No. 110
Henry R. Brock, Willian L. Brown, Fred R. Hendrickson, George S. Lair, Claude C. Leak, James C. Long, Charlie F. McCaleb, Lyle E. McDaniel, W. Lynn Moore, Helvin C. Roessler, Bert S. Wright
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Ross I. HcCollough
Lodge No. 112 Samuel C. Barrie, Carl L. Blackett, Gustave R. Faike, Alvin L. Graybill, James B. Hatfield, Robert B. Williams Lodge No. 113
Martin Q. Blosser, Charles M. Swanson, Clyde J. Swartz, John L. Vint
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Richard E. Dale, Donald J. Dwelle, Haynard 0. Evans, James L. Williams
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Clarence L. Harber
Lodge No. 117 William C. Baumgardner, Vernon Donaldson, Glenn A. Freeman, John C. Gaskins, George H. Goodwin, William B. Grubb, Henry F. Hollar, Franklin B. Knarr, Carlos E. Owens, Jay C. Westervelt Lodge No. 119
George W. Janeski
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Gilbert W. Hamilton, Chauncey E. Horsman, Floyd Sowder
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Marion J. Corday, Donald E. Lambert
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Glen F. Farlee, Alvin H. Peterson
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Joel R. Elwell, Dale E. Field, Roy H. Fortune, Edward L. Hendrickson, D. Ervin Schmitt
Lodge No. 125 Walter Eldon Schoen, Lester Francis Upjohn Lodge No. 126
Harry C. McGuire, Eldon L. Sheel
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Emmitt V. Croll
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Emery F. Boelling, Lester F. Neal
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George L. Oxandale
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Nathaniel R. Barnes, Byron D. Drybread, Lawrence R. Wilson
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Robert J. Brown, Jesse B. Caldwell, Lee E. Circle, Glenn Cleveland, Joyce L. Dowler, Robert Gilliland, Floyd Heffer, Thomas Hutchin, Darrell L. Keifer, Lowell Kreider, Lawrence Kunkle, Thomas Lyle, Clin H. Pyles, Delbert A. Seal, Henry G. Templar, Stacy Wolf, Charles T. Woodside
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James R. Ayres, Manley B. Matson, Edward A. Nye, Harold L. Sheppeard, Herman M. Sieverin
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Loren S. Brooks, Virgil W. Neves
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Harold C. Hartzell, Ora A. McCann, Alonzo R. McGill, Thomas N. Millard, Arthur M. Thomas
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Harold W. Austin, Vern J. Boswell, Roy M. Bussert, Haberbosch, Harold M. Noakes, Louis W. Stoller
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Earl F. Bare (1985), Hugh E. Barr, Herman J. Becker, Franklin C. Bond, Albert L. Hook, Samuel L. Hunt, Cloys E. McMullin, John C. McNaghten, Otto D. Moore, Edward W. Panning, Elmer G. Peterson (1982), Ralph R. Watts (1982)
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Glen E. Lafferty, Louis E. Vann
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Ernest A. Berry, Virgil R. Carlson, John P. Dickey, Leroy C. Dumler, William H. Gertsen, Fred G. Griffith, Jesse B. Kemper, Forest Lewis, Pearl R. Mclntire, Richard B. Mutter, Samuel 0. Perkins, Gilbert H. Phillips, John R. Reese, Maxwell A. Scheffler, Ernest Smith, Earl H. Weaver
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Kale L. Dallen, Frank L. Egbert, Jesse R. Zuker
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George T. Norris, Calvin W. Patterson
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James E. Brooke, Orville C. Born, Kenneth R. Dooley, Don A. Harvey, Paul E. Johnson, Robert W. Thierolf
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Henry J. Janousek, James H. Novak, Fred Souchek
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Monette M. Avery, Alfred L. Kirchner, Harold J. Smith, William M. Thies
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Henry C. Hille, Monte C. Poague
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Albert T. Stafford, Luther M. Thompson
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Cyrus W. Baker, James A. Bennett, Edward C. Black, Vance D. Kabriel, Ira McCoy, Allen L. Sigley
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Edward R. Beshirs, F. Rudolph Davis, David 0. Fivecoate, Melvin H. Harrison, Lewis H. Stewart, James L. Taylor, Delbert N. Wade
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Eber Lind, Cloyde S. Worley
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Robert W. Becraft, Arthur C. Bradley, Fred C. Brown, Clarence G. Browne, John A. Cashman, Willad 0. Cupp, Darold F. Jackson, Marvin H. Johnson, Earl Lindsly, G. I. Little. Walter A. Lyman, Earl A. Matheney, Frank B. Nobrega, Clarence H. Sagmoen, Herbert W. Skaer, Medford W. Smith, Fred L. Sutton, Harry H. Winer
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Edd Brichacek, Robert J. Kissick, Alvin B. Lewick, Collins A. Pickett, Williard E. Powell, Wilbur Wilde, F. Clifford Williamson
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Glenn E. Armstrong, John V. Gray, Sam P. McKinney, Billei B. Perrigo, John L. Roberts, Raymond D. Wagner
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Harold K. Meece
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Charles W. Falconer, Alfred W. Heusi, Floyd E. Hughes, William B. Stuebinger, Lonnie W. Taylor
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Myron G. Clausen, Chapline F. Lawton, Charles McNutt, John R. Stroup, Joseph M. Thomas, Arthur F. Welker
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Warner Adams,
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Arthur J. Beyer, Thomas B. Butterfield, Leonard L. Greer, Christie F. Keck, Horace P. Moulton, Howard L. Robinson, James E. Smith, Leroy VanDalsem
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David Ingamells, William H. Whiteside
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Keith B. Carmichael, Frank B. Fisher, John W. Hayes, Richard W. Schneider
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Frank H. Anderson, Walter S. Appling, Hugh R. Bradshaw, Eugene J. Butterworth, Loyal D. Carson, Warren L. Courtney, Charles A. Daniels, Claude S. Evers, Robert J. Givens, Norman T. McClain, Merle C. Monteith, Delos B. Shore, Roscoe W. Spencer
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Gleed Quentin Gronquist
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Lee D. Combs, Charles Eckert, Vivian Houdyshell
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William R. Acuff, Delbert Bobbitt, Alvin L. Buttermore, Owen G. Carr, Roy L. Crow, Glen Helm, Berwyn 0. Lunguntz, Robert L. McColm, George P. Paxton, Kenneth G. Rippee, Harry E. Weakley
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Robert 0. Klotz,
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Robert E. Carr, Theodore L. Hensleigh
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Chester 0. Cochran, Lowell K. Hawley, Wayne L. Johnson, Jay C. Lane, Wayne L. Orem, Bernard W. Pitts, Grant S. Rogers, Rudolph D. Shilling, Charles E. Stacy, Jeffrey C. Wall
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Grant E. Barner, Lecel N. Elenburg, Barton W. Evers, Charles J. Hatfield, Emmett Nixon
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George W. Christolear, Charles W. Porter, Elmer L. Pounds, Carl F. Ray, George C. Ream, Ray Smith, Arlan D. Soapes
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George N. Anderson, Wilfred A. Trembley
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James A. Erbert, Basil E. Schmidt, Kenneth A. Strecker, Leed. Wittman
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Walter Herrmann, Dale N. Olsen
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Robert W. Ellis, Vernon E. Hisey, Dale F. Kessler, James C. Lane
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Lester T. Hagadorn, Harold J. Santner
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Hugh T. Hahnenkratt, Cecil L. Kingery, Clarence A. Swenson
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Jay F. Brooks, Elden R. Cody, Ora E. Eller, Charles D. Young
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Elmer H. Citron, Guy T. Coghill, Francis G. Darrow, Harry E. Davis, Jr., Raymond W. Ertman, Hugo Farabi, Merle T. Graham, Charles A. Greenwood, Edmon J. Greenwood, Harry R. Hughes, Harold J. Hutchins, Robert A. Johnson, Clarence R. Jones, John S. Lawson, Franklin E. Ludlum, Robert L. Matson, John G. McNay, David L. Morrison, William R. Mynatt, J. Roy Palmer, John T. Ralph, William H. Riley, Claude E. Stewart, Roy V. Wright
Lodge No. 188
Hale E. Brown, Alvah H. Haughawout, Leighton L. Morgan, Simon A. Ramer, Walter K. Wenger
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Louie Henry
Lodge No. 190 John M. Crouch, Lemuel C. Evans, Sr., Fay R. Keister Lodge No. 191
Edmund R. Sigley
Lodge No. 192 Marvin H. Cherpitel, Delbert B. Livingston, Paul F. Swanson, Glenn C. Taylor, Ellwood C. Tobias Lodge No. 193
Bud W. Dunn
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Robert W. Brown, Paul H. Grubb, John 0. Stephenson
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Warren L. Huffman, Alan D. Meskimen, Clifford R. Morrison, James U. Neeley, Warren F. Trimmer
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Lloyd A. Hamilton, Richard B. Mitchell, George W. Ott, Milo D. Riley, Cole H. Taggart, Waldren B. Vorhees
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William H. Brichacek, Philip J. Tatman
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William W. Isaac, Ancil A. Turner, Christopher A. Wyatt
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Leo A. Burke, Johnny R. Dempsey, Frank Natahla, John H. Haynes
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Loyd P. Boren, Allen K. Brown, Clyde E. Hudspeth, Gilbert J. Johnson, Carl R. Kimble, Hugh W. Oburn, Marvin D. Salander, Francis B. Shoup, Clarence L. Somers
Lodge No. 203
Belton D. Beckner, William H. L. Neal , Aubra H. Pierce, George H. Walters
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Thomas H. Clark
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Lynn E. Cleveland, Clarence 0. Nelson, Harold E. Miller
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Charles R. Martin, Henry 0. Roush, Edgar L. Tressler, Floyd E. Wilmoth
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James Guipre
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Vernon L. Bieber, Ernest G. Hallett, Lester W. Maresch, Chester H. Pfenninger, Roy R. Prosch, Ruben C. Romeiser
Lodge No. 216
Ernest H. Morrison, Donald I. Rhoades, John E. Salmon, James A. Thurston
Lodge No. 217
Glenn D. Cecil, Jay M. Fuller, Cecil B. Handley, Charles R. Herold, Loring J. McDowell
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Charles L. Belcher, Thomas E. Stade
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John D. Greenslade, Earl E. Hawkins
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Glenn E. Barnes, Harold M. Catlin, Samuel M. Caughron, Allan S. Curtis, Kenneth E. Eraser, William T. Gum, Loren^A. Hopkins, Glen T. Jones, Arthur V. Sorenson
Lodge No. 223
Floyd H. Doorbos, Leslie R. Harvey, Henry B. King, Willard H. Morgan, Freeman M. Seward
Lodge No. 224
Arthur R. Dehn, Lee J. Martin
Lodge No. 225
Ralph E. Brandt, Chester C. Burdick, Arthur L. Claussen, David L. Cole, Milton B. Cox, Maurice E. Eager, Ralph F. Glenn, Ralph E. Herboldshiemer, Harold R. Hogan. Thomas L. Hogue, John W. Holm, Charles A. Howey, Sherman Huff, Joseph G. Logan, Thomas C.Poole, John W. Rider, Joseph J. Taylor, Steven L. White, Clifford M. Wiksten
Lodge No. 229
Robert F. Fitzgerald, Donald F. French, Howard S. Plum
Lodge No. 230
John H. Coolidge, Lewis I. Jayne, Peter Carl M. Koster, Francis E. Misenheimer, Karl H. Hengerhausen, Kenneth B. Sankey, Walton L. Shepherd, George W. Snider, Claude W. Wallace
Lodge No. 233
Fred W. Bennett, George E. Cranston, Thomas G. Ferguson, Virgil J. Johnson, Kenneth E. Shively
Lodge No. 236
James N. Boyer, James E. Collier, Cecil F. Cook, Fount M. Hurst
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Lodge No. 237
Therodore I. Montee, Carl L. Roese, Carl E. Willson
Lodge No. 238
James M. Osborne, Roy Rawlings, Fred W. Seward, Charles C. Williams
Lodge No. 243
Paul L. Cotton, George W. Herman, Lloyd C. Kohlenberg, Robert L. Little, R. Herschel McDowell
Lodge No. 244
Kenneth Poppe, Harry Snyder
Lodge No. 245
Orval M. Russell
Lodge No. 246
Henry C. Allen, Leroy F. Cooley, Roy E. Frankhauser, Acy V. Hall, Charles A. Holub, Clayton E. Kaiser, Ben L. Morrison, Homer C Rickerson
Lodge No. 247
Howard E. Bush, Keith E. Fuller, Fredrick E. Haxton, Richard P. Hoard, Homer V. Linsey, Roy W. Umberson
Lodge No. 248
Elwood Allen
Lodge No. 252
Walter Kent
Lodge No. 253
Theodore Friesen, Victor A. Nye, Corwin H. Spencer
Lodge No. 254
Earl M. Fisher, Fred E. Haas, Cecil E. Vice, Godfrey P. Witt
Lodge No. 256
Estle C. Chapman
Lodge No. 257
Delmas M. Conklin, Thomas Dechairo
Lodge No. 258
Harvey C. Ausherman, Frank A. Ryniker
Lodge No. 259
Arnold L. Lynch
Lodge No. 261
Walter Brown, Ray Dunn, Kenneth J. James, William A. Jones, Charles I. McCullough, Robert B. Williamson
Lodge No. 262
Merle C. Dorsett, Cecil D. Green
Lodge No. 264
Calvin Reese, Wallace Sullivan
Lodge No. 265
Loren W. Baker, Nathaniel R. Barnes, Forrest L. Branson, Beryl P. Chinn, Jack K. Shriver, Lorenzo G. Simon, Donald E. Troutman, Alfred Williams
Lodge No. 266
Claude R. Daum
Lodge No. 258
Herbert W. Leadstrom, William M. Mefford
Lodge No. 269
Roger L. Herzig, Clarence E. Hundley, John A. Riggs, Mike Roney, Henry F. Varenhorst
Lodge No. 271
George A. Boothe, Russell E. Dills, Charles W. Dukes, Jack L. Elliott, Sir Royal Helm, Earl W. Seufert, Thomas E. Singleton, Charles W. Weathers
Lodge No. 272
Ralph C. Cheney, Charles D. Cooley, James D. Crew, Delos M. Ellis, Bernice T. Gragg, John E. Llafet, Leland H. Martin, Toy B. McGinness, Harry V. Moore, Lawrence E. Putman, Kirk I. Stubblefield, Wayne J. Tate, John Willis B. Wilson
Lodge No. 273
James A. Britt, Donald E. Luckner
Lodge No. 274
Lloyd Hasson, John C. Huffman
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Clone P. Turner, David J. Wildon
Lodge No. 277 Albert E. Osborn Lodge No. 278 Leonard Achenbach, Donald Babcock, Cecil Goree, Billy M. Graves, Loyd R. Hyde, Francis McKinney, James Miller Lodge No. 279
Lester E. Bashor, Freeman C. Hall, Lloyd C. Kellams, Ben J. Kvasnicka, Harold K. Mull, Frank E. Strickler
Lodge No. 280 Andrew G. Daniels Lodge No. 281
Wayne W. Barnes, Lawrence F. Bell, Howard A. Brunk, Elmer L. Harvey
Lodge No. 282 Seth J. Abbott Lodge No. 282 Arthur B. Waight Lodge No. 284 Olen B. Roark, Surtis A. Steele, Richard E. Thiele Lodge No. 285
Luke C. Cruse, Billy H. Tull
Lodge No. 289 Mathias H. Firestone, Johnny W. Lillard, Lewis F. Roderick Lodge No. 290 Thomas E. Brown, Curtis J. Gilbert, Jess W. King, Leman D. Prater, Clinton L. Smee, William F. Stubblefield Lodge No. 293 John 0. Bookless, Robert Q. Cromer, Wilbur E. Gregory, Donald J. Lewis, Raymond H. Tucker Lodge No. 294
Clarence F. Brown, Harry U. Goudy, Donald V. Hutchins
Lodge No. 295
Emery E. Arnold, Clyde Bibb, Everett H. Chance, Horace H. Ferrin, Jay B. Pounds
Lodge No. 298 George G. Levitt Lodge No. 299
Henry L. Barton, Garcel Brenn, Curtis E. Field, James R. Mathews, George R. Norwood
Lodge No. 300 Charles A. Buchanan, Thomas H. Cain, William 0. Gilbert, Vane E. Higgins, Robert J. Mullins, Albert I. Shank, William B. Taylor, John R. Webb Lodge No. 302
Earle Bingaman
Lodge No. 303
Robert B. Anderson, Vernon L. Anspaugh, Lloyd W. Arnett, Forrest B. Baldwin, Harold J. Bales, Therodore H. Bamford, Albert P. Blase, Robert E. Blase, Vernon M. Bond, Charles E. Booth, Thomas I. Bozell, Forrest E. Brooks, Russell C. Bullock, James G. Burger, Raymond E. Burnett, Harold M. Caviness, Billy J. Clack, Clyde C. Colson, Marlin E. Cox. John W. Crofoot, Francis J. Davis, Raymond A. Davis, J. Richard Ellis, George R. Emerick, Charles M. Flint, Robert W. Flynn, James B. Forster, Donald E. Fortner, Ludwig Fruhauf, Albert H. Fulton, Leonard G. Gardner, Leslie E. Graham, Osborne L. Griggs, Jake E. Grubbs, Hughie J. Haley, Raymond G. Hanson, Jake J. Harder, Vernon E. Hauser, Lindy C. Hawkins, Vaden L. Heathman, Harold J. Hill, Leonard J. Hirsch, Paul E. Holt, Alvin L. Honier, Robert E. Israel, John C. Jennings, Flavious M. Jones, Charles H. Kinsey, Harold J. Litsey, Hollan 0. Long, Martin V. Lyle, Raymond L. Manlove, Gaylord Martin, Earl E. Marvin, Charles J. McConnell,
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March
Paul W. McFall, Harold L. Miller, Charles E. Mitchell, Ernest L. Moody, Harry Myers, Robert 0. Myers, Kermit R. Olsen, John C. Philbrick, Clarence L. Phillips, Wayne C. Phillips, Cecil K. Pittser, George E. Plant, Hilburn E. Piatt, Homer H. Poe, Merle L. Porter, Hershel 0. Potter, Roy F. Preston, Williams S. Preston, Raymond F. Priboth, Roland B. Price, Edwin S. Reynolds, Connie H, Russ, Alvin R. Sanders, Wayman A. Saunders, Gale P. Savage, Victor M. Schoonover, Thomas F. Seed, Harry E. Shuler, Harold Simpson, Sven A. Sjobom, James J. Slaugenhop, Harold M. Sloan, Max D. Smith, Frank R. Solomon, Sidney 0. Stahl , Edward R. Staley, Mock R. Starkey, Marion P. Stevens, John W. Strong, Donald R. Stutler, John E. Sweetland, Raymond E. Taylor, John L. Tilden, Elmer D. VanAntwerp, Elmer F. VanScoyk, Rex J. Vogt, Raleigh A. Wadley, Harold A. Wagner, Steven E. Ware, Mahlon W. Watson, Harold K. Williams, Theodore W. Womack Lodge No. 306
Francis N. Childs, Joseph 0. Cousins, Robert L. Davis, William F. Dunlap, Lester L. Hibbs, Thomas 0. Harper, Grant C. Klaurens, Arthur L. Larson, John R. Rundel
Lodge No. 307
Guy G. Cope, Charles S. Forbes, James L. Hankerson, Walter R. Hunter, Warren R. Jaillite, Garland L. Rucker, George H. Scott
Lodge No. 309
Ralph M. Cummings, clyde Grissom, Murl H. Shasteen
Lodge No. 310
Richard W. Dole, Jr., Murl W. Durnil
Lodge No. 311
Christian L. Bolte, Thomas G. Ewing, Francis K. Gates, Walter F. Grape, James E. Simmons, Frederick M. Wells, James R. Young
Lodge No. 312
Andrew W. Bailey
Lodge No. 313
Tommy Max Harrell, Charles Hizer, George G. Olds, Peirce L. ToUey
Lodge No. 314
Greg J. Bashaw, Floyd H. Edwards, Scott A. Piva, Michael G. Redding, David S. Schneider, William B. Suddarth
Lodge No. 315
Herbert D. Henderson
Lodge No. 318
Arthur A. Emel , Clifton A. Smith, Alfred H. Stover
Lodge No. 319
Paul L. Dickerson, Olen R. Farris, Edward C. Fieser, Ruel Lazarus, Ralph W. Plush, Stanley W. Suppes
Lodge No. 321
George Callahan, Oliver Chatfield, Samuel McEvoy
Lodge No. 322
Verlin R. Bartley, Harry E. Canaga, Fred W. Croy, Lawrence I. Davidson, William J. Hausler, Isaac N. Holland, Peter Innes, Joe W. Jackman, Charles A. Jones, Onyx T. Kennedy, Hayden J. Kemper, Royal M. Leseney, Robert S. Locke, Melvin W. Marlow, Clarence P. Middleton, Virgil L. Moore, Foster S. Payne, David E. Todd, George M. Wade, Harry W. Williamson
Lodge No. 323
Claude T. Anderson
Lodge No. 324
Sterling L. Duncan, Richard R. Griffin, Clifford R. Jordan, Clyde R. Jordan, John E. Maloy, George E. McCurdy, Lewis W. Roome. Glenn Wallingford, Elmer J. Wheeler
Lodge No. 326
Lester E. Narans
Lodge No. 327
Harlan C. Early, Glen W. Mann
Lodge No. 330
Orrin S. Bellpart, Orris Butcher
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Lodge No. 331
John A. Bailey, Samuel M. Beckett, Fredrick S. Cox, George E. Eveleigh, Harold V. Macy, Roland J. Rowley, Hugh E. Wilton
Lodge No. 333
David N. Barry, Edward C. Klempnauer, Chester C. Swager
Lodge No. 334
Henry L. Coup, Charles A. Kiefer, Wiley R. Whiteman
Lodge No. 336
Hugh E. Baird
Lodge No. 338 Oliver S. Osborn, Eugene Whitaker Lodge No. 339
William A. Dempsay, Clarence D. Mcllvain, Isaac M. Price
Lodge No. 340
Robert G. Barr, Robert A. Ervin, Arthur W. Uhl, George E. Withroder
Lodge No. 341
Henry L; Adkins, Ellyvan E. Dickey, Earl N. Prentice
Lodge No. 345
Evertt 0. Smith, Ralph E. Traster
Lodge No. 347
Carl F. Phillips, Armine Oiler
Lodge No. 348
Charles H. Johnson, William E. Stewart
Lodge No. 349
Merle M. Bonar, John S. Chaloupka, Elmer A. Fiser, Ward G. Morey, George A, Rooney, Fred Seymour
Lodge No. 351
Sam Battaglia, Thomas C. Quarton, George W. Richey
Lodge No. 361
Odem Bettis, George M. Smith
Lodge No. 356
Clarence 0. Scott, Wesley E. Skilling
Lodge No. 360
Allan E. HcLeod, Leslie Ellis
Lodge No. 362
Arthur B. Barton, Ronald D. Pr.vmek
Lodge No. 364
Clell B. Alcorn, Gilbert G. Amis, Raymond 0. Harrington, Roland N. Nissen, Lawrence A. Smith, Winfield F. Williams
Lodge No. 365
Edward W. Jones, Delbert S. Snyser, Harry C. T o U i v e r
Lodge No. 366
Melvin L. Burnley, Raymond H. Caldwell, Clifford J. Demaranville, Emmett H. Downing, Edwin H. Hill, Henry A. Risk, Dean W. Wagner
Lodge No. 367
Melvin L. Reiss, Robert A. Simonson
Lodge No. 369
Joseph H. Ballard, Clinton E. Brown, Lawrence L. Brown, Jack C. Cogan, Arthur W. Conner, Robert H. Elliott, Sr., Homer L. Ellis, Charles H. Fisher, Harry M. Hart, Harold D. McMurray, Lawrence F. Schone, Charles Stein
Lodge No. 371
Orlen C. Gradall, Donald D. Tranbarger
Lodge No. 374
John A. Erikson, Roy E. Morgan
Lodge No. 376
Gordon L. Smich
Lodge No. 379
Ivan W. Hears
Lodge No. 380
Gerald A. T u U , Leonard C. Woods
Lodge No. 382
Clair E. Bacon, Roland M. Coover
Lodge No. 384
Bryon Baker
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Lodge No. 385
Francis W. Carlile, Kenneth M. Dawson, Orville L. Pershing, Jonathon W. Roth, John B. Schlarb, Frank L. Scott
Lodge No. 390
Ralph C. Bowlby, Hans D. Chrisler, Duane E. Grecian
Lodge No. 393
Ralph R. Castor
Lodge No. 396
Charles R. Davis, Judson W. Hines, Willis R. Nixon
Lodge No. 397
Robert A. Cole, Wayne V. Ebel, Ludwig A. Enquist
Lodge No. 398
Chc-rles W. Bigelow, Floyd J. Dixon, Ben E. Ellis, Kenneth B. Harts
Lodge No. 399
Roll and E. Snyder
Lodge No. 401
Billy L. Reed, Jack W. Smith
Lodge No. 402
James H. Schlegel, David A. Williams
Lodge No. 403
Gilbert L. Borland, Vernon D. Borror, Daniel A. Doyle, Thomas E. Elder
Lodge No. 404
Anton E. Fredrickson, John W. Ramsey, Harvey J. Stewart, Thomas
J. Walz Lodge No. 405
Wesley 0. Barricklow, Harlen Hershey, Ray E. Miller, Paul A. Sungren, Richard Swan
Lodge No. 408
George M. Bell, Jules Boucher, Orville E. Campbell, Anthony Mendicki
Lodge No. 409
Giles G. Guttridge, William G. Schaul
Lodge No. 410
Harold E. Smith
Lodge No. 411
Robert E. Huddleston, Glen H. Rice, Glen E. Truskett, John L: Truskett, Elmer C. Wedelin, Kenneth W. W i U e y
Lodge No. 413
Frank David Wetmore, George W. Woolwine
Lodge No. 415
Carl W. Amerine, Herbert H. Brandt, George L. Easum, Paul H. Galbraith, Clinton D. Marker
Lodge No. 417
Bernard V. Borst, James W. Hicks, John S. Larson, John T. Rehm
Lodge No. 420
Clarence L. Grindstaff
Lodge No. 423
Carlyle P. Wetlaufer
Lodge No. 429
Leland W. Erickson
Lodge No. 430
Grant L. Beck, Carmon L. Cozad
Lodge No. 431
Albert G. Kemp
Lodge No. 433
Albert M. Austin, Howard M. Beard, Clyde C. Bibb, Milton R. Brim, William R. Bowles, Henry S. Breithaupt, Roy R. Brotherton, Byron C. Burnett, Elza H. Cook, Noble C. Cruise, Evert R. Cutliff, Elmer R. Dennis, Malcolm I. Dix, Arch Ellard, Alfred E. Etherington, Lewis N. Farha, Theodore R. Fenske, Bernard W. Gagnon, Wesley A. Gammon, Quentin G. Geis, Robert L. Halberg, Charles W. Hatfield, Eugene K. Henderson, Roy D. Hufford, Donald B. Hunter, Walter E. Kaesler, Ray W. Kinzie, Kinstantinos G. Konstan, Otis H. Landrum, Mearl W. Lawrence, Raymond S. Lochrie, Vernon R. Lockwood, Jewell W. Maness,
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Donald J. Marler, James I. McMullen, Dwight L. Hensen, Charles W. Mitchell, Darrel M. Myers, Delman A. Palin, Donald F. Peters, John E. Prickard, Darrell E. Prunty, Delbert D. Smith, Charles R. Standard, Donald D. Ward, Rodney S. Williams, Clarence E. Williamson, George L. Winn, Donald R. Wood Lodge No. 435
Orville W. Childers, Jeffery L. Menzie, Donald R. Nungesser Isaac D. Walters
Lodge No. 436
Raymond Bair, Edward M. Bowman, Charles H. Cavinee, George W. Hawthorne, Leston L. Haynes, Homer L. King, Harold D. Kingery, Chester A. Kunz, Harry M. Morrison, Arnold F. Ramsey, Byron E. Troutman, Everett F. VanHoutan
Lodge No. 437
Edmond F. Adams, Alfred A. Anderson
Lodge No. 438
George M. Basier, Emett Calhoun, Julius Comby, Vernon L. Howerton, Arthur McGown, Ivan L. Nelson, Sam W. Palaskas, Lundsford 0. Tanner, Lawrence T. Thoele
Lodge No. 440
Glen E. Tilbury
Lodge No. 444
Luther M. Crust, Charles B. Webb, Edward W. Welsh
Lodge No. 445
Calvin A. Burns, Samuel F. Fuqua, Houston B. Harper, Donald C. Lemen, Wilburt M. Wyatt
Lodge No. 446
Francis M. Duck, J. B. Keith, Manuel Wann, Walter F. Walker, Sr.
Lodge No. 449
Harvey E. Doud, Lloyd E. Roberts
Lodge No. 450
Henry C. Allen, Wilbur Wilds
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DEATHS OTHER GRAND JURKDICTIONS ALABAMA
Thomas B. Whaley, PGM, February 14, 1989 ALBERTA William Henderson Harper, PGM, June 25, 1988 Charles Edward Pinnell, PGM, October 19, 1988 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Samuel W. Mcintosh, PGM, May 15, 1988 FLORIDA Perry Russell Marsh, PGM, July 23, 1988 Hobart Damron Pel hank, PGM, February 17, 1989 GEORGIA Daniel William Locklin, PGS, October 9, 1988 ICELAND Gunnar J. Moller, GM, June 6, 1988 IDAHO Elmer E. Nelson, PGM, August 23, 1988 ILLINOIS Albert W. Glyden, PGM, February 5, 1988 Vance C. VanTassell, PGM, September 22, 1988 IOWA Edwin L. Lunde, PGM, September 16, 1988 Hoyt Woody, PGM, November 4, 1988 LOUISIANA Otto C. Passman, PGM, August 13, 1988 Howard M. Sigler, PGM, October 30, 1988 MICHIGAN Howard L. Taylor, PGM, October 19, 1988 MISSISSIPPI Charles Edward Sampson, Sr., PGM, September 20, 1988 MISSOURI Homer Livingston Ferguson, PGM, August 26, 1988 NEBRASKA Joseph C. Tye, PGM, February 14, 1989 NEW MEXICO Albert Hudson, PGM, July 11, 1988 NORTH CAROLINA William Watson Mims, Jr., PGM, July 10, 1988 William Arthur Hooks, PGM, November 2, 1988 RHODE ISLAND Kenneth Craik, PGM, December 21, 1988 SOUTH DAKOTA St. Clair Smith, PGM, Hay 3, 1988 ' Arthur W. Galligher, PGM, June 9, 1988 George Dewey Wells, PGH, August 3, 1988 SASKATCHEWAN William Sinclair Fitzsimmons, PGH, May 14, 1988 TENNESSEE Charles Burton Jones, Jr., PGH, June 13, 1988 TEXAS J. W. Chandler, PGM, July 14, 1988 WASHINGTON Dr. Frank M. Fulton, PGM, April 29, 1988 C. Donald Brons, PGM, August 8, 1988 Matthew W. Hill, PGM, February 28, 1989 E. Haskell Johns, PGH, March 2, 1989
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1988-89
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SYNOrSIS OF RRTURNS OF LODGES December 31, 19B8 IHCIIEASK
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DirCKFASE
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1. Highland 2. Leavenworth 3. Kansas City 5. Atchison 6. Lawrence 7. Junction City 8. Fort Scott 9. Lawrence 10. Leavenworth 11. Jewell 12. Emporia 14. Oskaloosa 15. Great Bend 16. Manhattan 17. Topeka 18. Ottawa 19. Olathe 20. Circleville 22. Melvern 23. Baldwin 24. Osawatomie 25. Oketo 26. Longton 27. Leroy 28. Mapleton 29. Humboldt 30. Towanda 31. Doniphan 32. Auburn 33. Mound City 34. Shawnee 35. Hiawatha 36. Council Grove 37. Paola 38. lola 39. Seneca 40. DeSoto 41. Pomona 42. Hoi ton 43. Nickerson 44. Garnett 45. Easton 46. Halstead 47. Xenia 49. Lansing 50. Silver Lake 51. Topeka 52. St. Marys 54. Shawnee 55. Troy 56. Spring Hill 57. Wichita 58. McCracken 60. Salina 61. LaCygne 62. Overbronk 63. Oswego 64. Wathena 65. Gardner 66. Burlington 67. Frankfort
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SVHOrSIS OF RETURNS OF LODUES December 31, 19B8 INCREASE
DECREASE
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Loilp.e niimbnr 1111(1 l.ocnt Ion
68. 69. 70. 71. 72. 73. 74. 75. 76. 77. 79. 80. 83. 84. 85. 86. 87. 88. 89. 90. 91. 92. 93. 94. 95. 96. 97. 98. 99. 100. 101. 102. 103. 104. 105. 106. 107. 108. 109. 110. 111. 112. 113. 114. 115. 116. 117. 119. 121. 122. 123. 124. 125. 126. 127. 129. 130. 131. 132. 133. 134. 135.
Leavenworth Altamont Carbondale Baxter Springs Huron Chetopa Augusta Wamego Erie Medicine Lodge Burlingame Cottonwood Falls Eudora Winchester Waterville Wichita Mankato Pleasanton Centralia Topeka Marysville Devon Girard Neodosha Fredonia Kansas City El Dorado Abilene Wichita Columbus Lyndon Coffeyville Chanute Washington Solomon Eureka Independence Garland Americus Winfield Rossville Haysville Concordia Florence Uniontown Huscotah Parsons Cherokee Toronto Clifton Republic Hutchinson Cawker City Elk Falls Edgerton Belleville Netawaka Fontana Elk City Arkansas City Clay Center Lenexa
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SYNOrSlS OF RETURNS OF LODGES Uecenber 31, 1988 DECREASE
INCREASE
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136. 137. 138. 140. 141. 142. 143. 144. 145. 146. 147. 148. 149. 150. 151. 152. 153. 154. 155. 156. 158. 160. 161. 162. 163. 164. 165. 166. 167. 168. 169. 171. 172. 173. 174. 176. 177. 179. 181. 183. 184. 186. 187. 188. 189. 190. 191. 192. 193. 194. 195. 196. 198. 199. 200. 201. 203. 204. 205. 206. 210. 211.
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160
Proceedings of the
March
SYNOrSTS OF RKlURHS OF LODUF-S December 31, 1988
l^ilr.e ftumlirr mill (.ocntlnii 212. 214. 215. 216. 217. 219. 220. 221. 222. 223. 224. 225. 229. 230. 233. 234. 236. 237. 238. 241. 243. 244. 245. 246. 247. 248. 250. 252. 253. 254. 256. 257. 258. 259. 261. 262. 264. 265. 266. 268. 269. 271. 272. 273. 274. 275. 277. 278. 279. 280. 281. 282. 283. 284. 285. 286. 288. 289. 290. 291. 293. 294.
Colony Simpson Rush Center Hiatville Ellinwood L i t t l e River Lewi s Scandia Dodge C i t y Leon Williamsburg Topeka Walnut Kingman Burden Axtell Meriden McCune Mt. Hope Linwood Louisburg Waverly Mo ran Garden C i t y Chase Tecumseh Whiting Stafford Oakley St. John McLouth Westmoreland Cheney Beattie Mulberry Attica Logan Pratt Nortonville Bronson Conway Springs Kansas C i t y Kansas C i t y Clearwater Weir Meade Ashland Kiowa Dighton Chapman H i l l City Jetmore Cimarron Scott C i t y Argonia Blue Mound Hope Lakin Plainvil le Bunker H i l l Greensburg Glen Elder
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72 214 87 165 115 114 94 66 58 135 34 130 81 41 316 30 73 75 200 251 248 81 73 74 211 71 55 178 62 39 178 52 71 61 122 162 59 129 64
1988-89
Grand Lodge of Kansas
161
SYNOI'STS OF RBTURNS OF LODCF.S December 31, 19B8 IHCRKASn
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Proceedings of the
162
March
SYNOI'SIS UF RF.TURHS UF LUDUES Uecenber 3 1 , 1988 INCRFJ^Sli
395. 396. 397. 398. 399. 401. 402. 403. 404. 406. 408. 409. 410. 411. 413. 415. 417. 419. 420. 423. 424. 429. 430. 431. 433. 435. 436. 437. 438. 440. 441. 444. 445. 446. 449. 450. 451.
Saffordville Wakefield Lindsborg Hepler Mullinville Latham Wakarusa Benedict St. Francis Hugoton Arma Haviland Quinter Climax Ensign Perry Sharon Springs Delia Lecompton Seldon Claflin Burdick Goff Hinneola Wichita Ulysses Overland Park Enterprise Kansas City Bendena Johnson Stanley Hutchinson Satanta Denton Wichita Pyramid Initiated Passed Raised Admitted Restored D/P Admitted
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Dimitted Deceased Suspended Expelled D/P Withdrawal
410 1754 1420 2 43
RECAPITULATION Membership December 31, 1987 Membership December 31, 1988 Net Loss December 31, 1988 Number of Lodges on the Rolls
. -
56^959 54,470 2,489 346
Consolidations: Whiting Lodge No. 250 with Polar Star No. 130, June 1, 1988
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73 90 83 127 53 70 54 - 5 98 . 4 79 1 173 - 21 165 121 - 2 44 - 3 40 - 8 35 1 53 - 5 76 - 5 56 - 30 - 2 56 36 1 . 53 - 2 39 2 51 60 - 111 1,601 1 105 - 24 465 5 73 -10 220 1 41 2 75 5. 75 - 17 267 - 8 62 - 2 45 3 93 9 31
Alma
Almena
Altamont
161 Alma
310 Almena Main St.
69
Americus
Anthony
Argonia
109 Americus Broadway & Main
200 Anthony 218 S. Kansas
285
Argonia
Alta Vista
357 Alta Vista 707 Main
Altamont 523 Huston
Allen
335 Allen 4th & Main
NAME OF LODGE
Benevolent
LOCATION
98 Abilene 116 1/2 NW 3rd
NO.
02-21-1912
02-17-1881
10-19-1871
02-17-1898
03-18-1920
02-20-1889
10-21-1875 .
02-06-1925
10-19-1871
CHARTERED
Michael Smith Alden V. Major Rt 2 Box 84, Harper, 67058 405 N. Madison, Box 398, 67003 315-842-5253 (R) 316-842-3175 (R) Anthony F. Bogart PO Box 112, Milan, 67105 (Unlisted)
1st K 3rd lues.
1st & 3rd Hon.
Ron L. Work Box 278, 67004 316-435-6860 (R)
Norman L. Stephens 105 Pine, 66835 316-443-5728 (R) 316-343-1120 (0)
John F. Bohm Box 394, 66835 316-443-5859 (R)
2nd & 4th Mon.
Vernon Bolinder Box 193, 66834 913-499-5331 (R)
Howard L. Reeves, Jr. PO Box 271, 67330 316-784-5580 (R) 316-421-7400 (0)
Dennis G. Buchman Box 243, 66834 913-499-5255 (R) 913-499-6619 (0)
George B. Lee Box 783, 67330 (No Phone)
Billy E. Archibald Rt 1, 67622 913-669-2308 (R)
Harold Lister Box 131, 66401 913-765-3554 (R)
Norman Triemer Rt 3 Box 56, Council Grove, 66846 316-443-5273 (R)
SECRETARY Robert D. Davis 918 NW 2nd, 67410 913-263-1170 (R) 913-263-1121 (0)
1st & 3rd Mon.
2nd lues.
Harry C. Stevens 67622 913-699-2379 (R)
Robert H. Arnold Box 122, 66401 913-765-3553 (R)
1st & 3rd Mon.
1st & 3rd lues.
Lyle Mann 66833 316-528-3343 (R)
Lyle E. Miller PO Box 572, 67410 913-934-2482 (R) 913-263-4041 (0)
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Mon. Except Jul-Aug
COMMUNICATIONS
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
Atwood 105 S. 5th
164
Atwood
R. D. Ely
Attica 102 West Ave. A
262
Arcana
Washington
Ashland
Atchison Active 5th & Kansas Ave.
Atchison 121 1/2 N. 5th
Atchison 121 N. 5th
Ashland 408 Main
158
31
5
277
Arma Arma 406 E. Washington
408
Cable
Arlington
NAME OF LODGE
Crescent
299
LOCATION
Arkansas City 302 S. "B" St.
NO.
133
Harry C. Burnett Box 191, 67514 316-538-2681 (R) Walter A. Fiorucci Box 449, 66712 316-347-8579 (0) Michael A. Freelove Box 797, 67831 316-635-2924 (R) 316-635-2717 (0) Fred B. Jensen Rt 1 Box 192, 66002 913-367-6390 (R) Aaron George Winger Rt 2 Box 96, 66002 913-367-3886 (R) Qoldwin Miller Rt 2 Box 252, Rushville, HO 64484 816-579-5601 (R) P. H. Payne Box 382, 67009 316-254-7373 (R) Rene McCain Rt 2, Box 59, Ludell, 67744 913-626-9300 (R)
Verne V. Fountain 67514 316-538-3972 (R) John Warlop PO Box 0, 66712 316-347-8515 (R) George C. Berryman 67831 316-635-2925 (R) 316-635-2297 (0) James W. Rider PO Box 378, 66002 913-367-0862 (B) Lee Edwinson PO Box 88, 66002 913-367-0356 (R) James Wohlgemuth 1505 Arrowhead Dr.', 66002 913-367-1354 (R)
Johnny R. Barker 134 W. Ave A, 67009 316-254-7305 (R). Joseph A. Samson 410 S. 5th, 67730 913-626-3528 (R) 913-626-3371 (0)
2nd Mon.
2nd & 4th Thus.
1st & 3rd Mon.
1st Sat
2nd & 4th Hon.
2nd Mon.
1st & 3rd Wed. Except Jul-Aug .
02-18-1915
02-16-1887
07-14-1856
10-17-1860
10-21-1875
02-18-1886
02-20-1895
02-15-1888
1st & 3rd Mon.
WORSHIPFUL MASTER SECRETARY Bobby J. Walker 2919 Valley View Dr., 67005 316-442-5078 (R) 316-442-5100 (0)
COMMUNICATIONS 1st & 3rd Wed.
10-15-1873
Albert H. Bacastow, Jr. Rt 4, 67005 316-442-9017 (R)' 316-442-1080 (0)
CHARTERED
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
10-17-1872
129 Belleville 1812 "L" St.
Belleville
10-18-1877
173 Belle Plaine Belle Plaine 421 1/2 N. Merchant ,
10-21-1868
10-18-1859
02-19-1885
10-21-1869
02-18-1886
Baxter
71 Baxter Springs 1509 Military
CHARTERED
10-17-1860
Beattie Beattie East side of Hwy 99, 3 Blks North of Railroad
Palmyra
23 Baldwin City.v 807 High
259
Axtell
234 Axtell 402 1/2 Maple
Mystic Tie
74 Augusta 526 1/2 State
NAME OF LODGE
Auburn
LOCATION
32 Auburn Washington St.
NO.
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
SECRETARY Russell I. Knci 8247 SW 77th, 66402 913-671-2390 (R)
Vernon G. Kalivoda Box 158, 66935 913-527-2456 (R) X (0)
Ray L. Clark 1819 I St., 66935 913-527-2152 (R) 913-527-2277 (0)
1st & 3rd Thurs.
W. Edward Cassidy PO Box 126, Frankfort, 66427 913-292-4550 (R)
Thomas E. Williams 2202 Lincoln Ave., 66713 316-856-5893 (R)
Wayne H. Rollf 27250 W. 175th Gardner, 66030 913-884-8355 (R) 913-764-2452 (0)
George C. Kenworthy Rt 1 Box 12, 66403 913-736-2866 (R)
Wilbur P. Barngrover Stan W. Kiser Rt 3 Box 43A, Udall, 67146 Box 336, 67013 316-488-3459 (R) 316-782-9672 (R) 316-526-1291 (0) 316-782-3621 (0)
Kenneth E. Wanklyn RR, Frankfort, 66427 913-353-2428 (R)
Michael R. Cook Rt 1, Box 257 Riverton, 66760 316-848-3613 (R)
Jerry Stokes Rt 3, 66006 913-594-3014 (R)
Lyle A. Steck 703 Guittand, 66403 913-736-2969 (R)
Michael D. Farmer Edward L. Freeman 3506 Ridgecrest Rd., 67010 Box 295, 67010 316-775-6687 (R) 316-755-6614 (R) 316-733-0001 (0)
Douglas D. McHatton 8050 SW Indian Hills Rd. 66402 913-671-2757 (R)
2nd & 4th Wed.
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Mon.
1st & 3rd Tues.
1st Mon.
1st S 3rd Tues.
1st Tues
COMMUNICATIONS
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
Blue Rapids
Bonner Springs
169 Blue Rapids 401 E. 5th
366
Grandview
Bucklin
Buffalo Main St.
376
379
Buffalo
Bourbon
268 Bronson
Bonner Springs 300 1/2 Oak
Lotus
286 Blue Hound Main St.
02-21-1907
02-21-1907
02-18-1886
02-17-1904
10-18-1876
02-16-1887
02-19-1914
Benedict
403
Benedict
02-26-1925
CHARTERED
Bendena
NAME OF LODGE
440 Bendena
LOCATION
10-15-1873
NO.
145 Beloit Mt. Vernon 103 1/2 W. Court
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
Phillip Markham 925 N. Western Chanute, 66720 316-431-1910 (R)
Ted R. Lomas 322 Elm, 67834 316-826-3843 (R)
Elvis M. Reeder Box 45, 66716 316-939-4551 (R)
Robert D. Satterfield 213 S. 5th St. Edwardsville, 66111 913-441-2537 (R)
1st & 3rd Mon.
1st & 3rd Wed.
Scott A. Millette 300 east 6th, 66411 913-226-7606 (R) 913-266-7767 (0)
John L. Curtis Rt 1 Box 85, 66010 913-756-2679 (R)
Howard Shively 66714 316-698-2780 (R)
Wayne E. Kuhnert 66008 913-988-4220 (R)
Richard L. Wright 715 N. Pine, 67420 913-738-3024 (R) 913-738-3543 (0)
2nd 8. 4th Mon. Except Jul-Aug
2nd 8. 4th lues.
1st & 3rd Mon.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Mon.
COMMUNICATIONS
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
Ralph Winterrowd Rt 1 Box 52, 66717 316-537-6936 (R)
Melvin Stimpert HC 01 Box 46, Kingsdown, 67858 316-369-2315 (R)
Glenn E. Smith Rt 1 Box 35, 66716 316-939-4932 (R)
Gerald L. Powell 541 S. Blue Grass Dr., 66012 913-441-4138 (R)
Ewin G. Brychta Rt 1 Box 204, 66411 913-226-7383 (R)
Roy L. Smith, Jr. PO Box 27, 66010 913-756-2265 (R) 913-756-2240 (0)
Max Scott Rt 1 Box 3AA, 66714 316-698-2185 (R)
George D. Clark 66008 913-988-4425 (R) 913-544-6526 (0)
Kim L. Nelson 606 N. Lincoln, 67420 913-738-2682 (R) & (0)
SECRETARY
Caney 302 N. McGee
Carbondale
Cawker City Cawker City 725 1/2 Wisconsin
324
70
125
Carbondale
10-17-1872
10-22-1874
02-19-1890
02-17-1881
Sumner
Caldwell 20 S. Main.
203
Caney
10-21-1868
•Burlington
Victor J. Olsen PO Box 5, 66413 913-654-2379 (R) Duane A. Fitch 720 St. Lawrence, 66839 316-364-2549 (R) 316-364-2549 (0) Kenneth L. Mardis 524 S. Main, 67022 316-845-2123 (R) 316-845-6714 (0) William L. Sprague Box 122, 67333 316-879-2844 (R) Ronald L. Shelton Box 112, 66414 913-564-7522 (R) Clayton L. Coad Box 111, 67430 913-781-4824 (R)
Dale W. Adams 227 Main Osage City, 66523 913-528-4460 (R) Gerald L. Bottoroff 122 N. Market, 67022 316-845-2466 (R) Charles.Defenbaugh 1-7 E. 8th Apt 5B, 67333 316-879-2627 (R) LeRoy Bailey 6704 SW Fieldwood Dr. Topeka, 66619 913-862-9309 (R) Walter E. Schoen, Jr. Rt 2 Box 44, 67430 913-781-4879 (R)
2nd & 4th Tues.
2nd & 4th Wed.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
2nd & 4th Wed.
1st & 3rd Wed.
Ronald A. Miles Rt 2 Box 212, 66413 913-654-3694 (R)
Irvin Parsons Rt 1 Box 54A, 67019 316-438-2303 (R)
Richard Dee Tatum 67019 316-438-2252 (R) Charles W. Gutsch Rt 2 Box 10, 66838 913-983-4397 (R)
SECRETARY Ralph G. Peck Box 116, 67626 913-483-6451 (R)
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
Bradley A. Baral HC 69 Box 46C, 67626 913-483-6882 (R)
Marvin E, Peterson PO Box 7 Lincolnville, 66858 913-924-5745 (R)
4th Mnn.
02-16-1922
feurdick
Burlington 118 N.'3rd
Burdick Main St.
429
Ist.X 3rd Thurs.
02-20-1884
CIinton
66
Burden Main St.
233
1st X 3rd Thurs.
02-15-1888
COMMUNICATIONS
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
Beulah
CHARTERED
10-21-1869
Bunker Hill 5th & Elm
291
NAME OF LODGE
79 • Burlirigame _ . • Corinthian 104 E. Fren'ont
LOCATION
NO.
Cherokee
119
Cherryvale
Chetopa
137 Cherryvale 123 1/2 N. Main
73 Chetopa 406 Locust
Cherokee 111 W. Magnolia
Morton
258 Cheney 213 1/2 N. Main
10-21-1869
10-15-1873
10-17-1872
02-18-1886
02-19-1885
Chase
247 Chase Main St. PO Box 344
10-19-1871
02-24-1927
Cedar
103 Chanute 102 N. Highland
10-20-1870
02-17-1898
CHARTERED
280 Chapman Antiquity 100 Blk of W. 4th Upstairs
Home
Centralia
89
NAME OF LODGE
Chautauqua
LOCATION
355 Cedar Vale
NO.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
2nd & 4th Mon.
1st & 3rd Tues.
Ist i 3rd Tues.
1st & 3rd Tues.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
2nd Wed.
1st 8, 3nd Mon.
1st & 3rd Wed.
COMMUNICATIONS
Earl C. Garrett PO Box 343, 67336 316-236-7787 (R)
Jeffrey M. Coins 531 W. 3rd, 67335 316-336-2945 (R)
Michael C. Pistole Rt 1, 66724 316-457-8440 (R)
Carl Bolinger Rt 2 Box 107, 67025 316-524-3908 (R)
Raymond L. Butts Box 221, 67524 316-938-2576 (R)
Garry W. Gallant 901 Country Side Ln. Junction City, 66441 913-238-7744 (R)
Thomas P. Mikulka PO Box 731, 66720 316-431-6555 (R) 316-431-7307 (0)
Fred 0. Vallier Box 41, 66415 913-857-3756 (R)
Donald L. Land Rt 1 Box 119B, 67024 316-758-2523 (R)
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
Rodney L. Tremble PO Box 282, 67336 316-236-4292 (R) 316-236-7518 (0)
Dwight L. Foster 1001 E. Main, 67335 316-336-2714 (R)
Raymond D. Hough Box 275, 66724 316-457-8405 (R)
Dale E. Goldsmith Rt 1 Box 88 Garden Plain, 67050 316-535-2651 (R)
Alfred H. Slough Box 344, 67524 316-534-3665 (R)
A. Dean Porter 425 W. 7th, Box 389, 67431 913-922-6755 (R)
Oren F. Patterson 1706 S. Highland, 66720 316-431-4692 (R) 316-431-2100 (0)
William H. Lewis Box 95, 66415 913-857-3863 (R)
Carl A. Steward Rt 1 Box 37, 67024 316-758-2525 (R)
SECRETARY
LOCATION
Preston
NAME OF LODGE
2nd & 4th lues.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
02-18-1915
10-17-1878
Climax
Prairie Queen
Keystone
411 Climax
175 Clyde
102 Coffeyville 129 W. 9th
1st 8, 3rd Wed.
2nd & 4th Wed.
02-15-1882
122 Clifton Clifton Peach & Parallel
10-19-1871
1st & 3rd lues.
02-16-1887
Unity
273 Clearwater
1st 4 3rd Wed. Except Jul & Aug
Clay Center
134 Clay Center 2317 Seventh
Darrell Sharpe Rt 3, 56938 913-446-2248 (R) Stanley D. Browning 712 W. 2nd, Box 396, 67337 316-251-5667 (R) 316-251-4000 (0) . Gary L. Twitchell Rt 4 Box 310L, 67337 316-251-1251 (R)
Harold McCormack Rt 1 Box 94, Severy, 67137 315-583-5095 (R) 315-736-2211 (0)
Edward C. Slipsager Box 249, 66937 913-455-3416 (R) 913-455-3453 (0)
Donald Kauffman 605 Campbell, 66938 913-446-3790 (R)
Kenneth Pike Rt 3, Eureka, 67045 316-583-5850 (R)
William F. Trickett 66937 913-455-3755 (R) 913-455-3482 (0)
John McMillen 342 S. Gorin, 67026 316-584-2535 (R)
George W. Young Box 32, 67432 913-632-2259 (R)
N. Marion Pattnn Morganville, 67468 913-926-3754 (R) Frank Mull 300 Derby Hills Derby, 67037 316-788-0546 (R)
Marvin A. Gibler Box 423, 67525 316-587-3891 (R)
1st Thurs.
02-16-1922
Wm. H. Coverdale Rt 1 Box 975, Soldier, 66415 913-834-2155 (R)
SECRETARY Aubrey V. Hanna, Jr. Box 256, 57835 315-855-3321 (R)
Tully G. Jeffrey Box 95, 67525 316-587-3590 (R)
John D. Richter 66416 913-924-3374 (R)
2nd & 4th Mon.
10-17-1886
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
Larry L. Crick Box 367, 67835 316-855-3917 (R)
COMMUNICATIONS
DIRECTORY OF LODGES 2nd & 4th Mon.
02-16-1887
CHARTERED
10-15-1873
Claflin
424 Claflin 107 Main
20 Circleville Circleville 2 Blks East of Farmers State Bank
283 Cimarron Main St.
NO.
Conway Springs 405 Church St.
Cottonwood Falls Zeredatha 243 Broadway
Council Grove 106-108 W. Main
Courtland Liberty & Main
269
80
36
211
Cnurtland
Council Grove
Mistletoe
02-12-1947
10-21-1862
10-22-1869
02-16-1887
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Mon.
1st & 3rd Hon.
10-17-1872
St. John
Concordia 135 W. 8th
113
1st & 3rd Tues.
10-19-1871
Prudence
Columbus 633 E. G a r f i e l d
100
1st & 3rd Hon.
Olive Branch Colony 3 Blks South 2 Blks East of Bank
212
2nd & 4th Thurs.
02-15-1888
COMMUNICATIONS 2nd i 4th Mon.
CHARTERED 02-15-1888
02-22-1883
Comanche
Coldwater 111 E. Main
295
NAME OF LODGE
S t . Thomas
LOCATION
Colby 215 N. F r a n k l i n
NO.
306
Timothy T. Garman Rt 1 Box 287, 66939 913-374-4437 (R) 913-374-4355 (0)
Kenneth J. Harris 804 Hays, 66846 316-767-5025 (R)
Russell C. Schwilling Strong City, 66869 316-273-8193 (R)
Edgar C. Haney 307 N. 2nd, 67031 316-456-2576 (R)
Eugene E. Leon 1515 Archer, 66901 913-243-3596 (R) 913-243-1435 (0)
J . W. Robinson Rt 3, 66725 316-674-3227 (R)
Kenneth N. Wallace PO Box 126, 66015 316-852-3450 (R) 316-852-3530 (0)
Donald K. Lieb Box 75, 66939 913-374-4258 (R) 913-374-4514 (0)
Lewis Massie 214 Market, 66846 316-767-6148 (R)
John R. Jackson Box 24, Strong City, 66869 316-273-8286 (R)
Allan W. Tarrant, Sr. 205 S. 8th, 67031 316-456-2572 (R)
Max L. Briggs 302 E. 13th, 66901 913-243-1542 (R) 913-243-1542 (0)
Jack Barton PO Box 415, 66725 316-429-2173 (R)
Kim Roy Colgin Rt 2 Box 109, 66015 316-852-3272 (R) 316-365-5156 (0)
N. W. Bransom Box 724, 67029 316-582-2336 (R)
Merle Bowman Box 21 67029 316-582-2335 (R)
SECRETARY J . Steven Molstad PO Box 4 2 1 , 67701 913-462-7164 (R) 913-462-3981 (0)
Robert L. Schroeder, J r . HC 1 Box 15, Levant, 67743 913-586-2258 (R)
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
Devon
Dexter 113 Main
Dighton 145 N. Lane
92
156
279
Derby Derby 125 E. Market St.
365
DeSoto 33075 W. 83rd
Denton
449
40
Denison 120 Central
372
Barney
Dexter
Devon
DeSoto
Denton
Denison
Delia
Delia Main Street
NAME OF LODGE
Cuba
419
LOCATION
Cuba Baird St.
NO.
362
CHARTERED
COMMUNICATIONS
2nd X 4th Mon.
1st 4 3rd Tues.
02-16-1887
2nd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Mon.
2nd & 4th Tues.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
1st «i 3rd Mon.
1st Wed.
1st & 3rd Mon. Except Jul-Aug
10-21-1874
02-18-1897
10-20-1863
03-15 1956
02-19-1931
02-15-1905
02-17-1921
02-21-1900
67037
Jay Walker, Jr. 67839 316-397-2292 (R)
Kenneth W. Moberg PO Box 138, 67038 316-876-5612 (R)
Johnny K. Speer, Sr. Box 114, Redfield, 65769 316-756-4316 (R)
Charles K. Lawhead, Sr. 31860 W. 83rd, 66018 913-585-1098 (R)
Morris L. Fisher 931 Brookforest Rd. 316-788-4038 (R) 316-788-3761 (0)
George R. Roberts 66017
John Dunn Rt 1 Box 107 Meriden, 66512 913-484-2591 (R)
LeRoy Parr Rt 1, 66418 913-771-3071 (R)
Charles G. Joy Narka, 66960 913-358-2549 (R)
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES SECRETARY
Edward D. Schmalzried Box 786, 67839 316-397-5950 (R)
Ross W. Sherwood Rt 3 Box 314 Arkansas City, 67005 316-442-5605 (R)
Richard L. Harper Rt 3, Box 282, Ft. Scott, 66701 316-829-5435 (R)
Robert E. Redick, Sr. 33940 W. 83rd, Box 413, 66018 913-585-1150 (R) 913-791-6619 (0)
Bryce J. Stonehocker Box 23, 67037 316-652-9809 (R) 316-526-8550 (0)
Jack B. Denton 66017 913-359-6792 (R)
Dallas Coleman Rt 1 Box 95, 66419 913-935-2367 (R)
Jimmy Dodge 445 Pearl, Box 326 Rossville, 66533 913-548-6259 (R)
Leon W. Lesovsky Box 31, 66940 913-729-3472 (R)
Edgerton
Edna Main Street
345
Dwight Main St.
374
127
Downs 620 1/2 Morgan
204
Easton 3rd & Riley
Dover
138
45
Douglass Forest & 3rd
151
LOCATION
Dodge City 2408 N. Central
NO.
222
NAME OF LODGE
Edna
Palestine
Easton
Dwi'ght
Downs
Dover
Douglass
St. Bernard
CHARTERED
02-18-1892
10-17-1872
10-20-1864
02-20-1906
02-15-1882
02-20-1902
10-21-1874
02-22-1883
1st & 3rd Tues.
3rd Mon. 1st & 3rd Mon. in Dec.
1st » 3rd Tues.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
2nd Hon.
2nd Thurs.
2nd & 4th Wed.
1st & 3rd Mon.
COMMUNICATIONS
James R. Apperson Rt. 1 Box 118, 67342, 316-922- 7349 (R)
Gerald Karns 514 Cumberland Dr. Edgerton, 66021 913-882-9765 (R)
Lei and Doty Rt 2, 66020 913-773-8293 (R)
James VanZlike 506 Skyline Dr. Junction City, 66441 913-238-7657 (R)
Bennie G. Schmidt 617 Delaware, 67437 913-454-3730 (R)
Rt 1, Maple Hill, 66507 913-775-6298 (R)
John A. Eddy
James T. Finley 16010 E. 71st St. S. Rose Hill, 67133 316-776-0418 (R) 316-683-4221 (0)
Robert Rosetter Box 975. 67801
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES SECRETARY
Forrest H. Stine Box 280, 67342 316-922-7299 (R) 316-922-3204 (0)
Robert J. Shippee 705 S. Ash, Gardner, 66030 913-884-6300 (R)
Francis Wayman 521 Valley Dr. Lansing, 66043 913-727-3605 (R)
Harris E. Ramsour Rt 1 Box 92 Alta Vista, 66834 913-499-5237 (R)
E. Max Skinner 501 Ross, 67437 913-454-3976 (R)
R. Neil Crow 5329 SW Crawford, Topeka, 66610 913-775-6121 (R) 913-295-5799 (0)
Elvin S. Cox Box 43, 208 W. Showalter Rose Hill, 67133 316-776-2141 (R) 316-776-0401 (0)
Everett E. Mills PC Box 1441, 67801 316-227-2802 (R) 316-227-8866 (0)
Ellsworth Ellsworth 206 1/2 N. Douglas
146
Erie S. Main Box 43
Enterprise 1st & Factory
437
76
Ensign 302 Aubrey Box 101
413
12 Emporia 424 Merchant
Ellinwood 21 N. Main
217
Erie
Enterprise
Ensign
Emporia
Ellinwood
Elk Falls Meridian East Side of 7th Between Osage & Montgomery
126
10-21-1869
02-28-1924
02-22-1917
12-20-1864
10-21-1874
02-22-1883
10-17-1872
10-15-1873
Carson
Elk City
CHARTERED
132
NAME OF LODGE
10-19-1871
LOCATION
El Dorado Patmos 401 Haverhill Rd.
97
NO.
2nd Thrus.
2nd Hon.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Mon.
1st & 3rd Mon.
2nd & 4th Tues.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
Randy Ewen PO Box 175, 66733 316-244-5422 (R) 316-244-3205 (0)
Jerry J. Thomas 204 S. Lincoln, 67441 913-934-2739 (R)
David E. Salmon Rt 1 Box 110 Fowler, 67844 316-646-5442 (R)
William 0. McCord Rt 1 Box 122, 66801 316-342-8290 (R) 316-342-3355 (0)
Jerry Folk 608 S. 1st, Bushton, 67427 913-562-3630 (R)
Robert Reser 300 E. 3rd, 67526 316-564-2052 (R)
H. Paul Cain Rt 1 Box 92 Moline, 67353 316-647-3353 (R)
Leonard Barton Rt 4, Independence, 67301 316-331 0285 (R)
2nd i 4th Mon.
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
William R. Anderson 420 School Rd., 67042 316-321-7308 (R) 316-321-1020 (0)
1st & 3rd Thurs.
COMMUNICATIONS
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
Marion Edwards Rt 1 Box A, 66733 316-244-3715 (R)
Clyde D. Ingrum Box 276, 67441 913-934-2379 (R)
Kenneth 0. Miller Rt 2 Box 30 Cimarron, 67835 316-865-2321 (R) 316-865-2356 (0)
Kenneth L. HelStrom 23 S. West St., 66801 316-342-1935 (R) 316-342-3913 (0)
John W. Krupp Rt 1 Box 85, 67439 913-472-4220 (R)
Virgil E. Biby 503 E. 1st, 67526 316-546-3068 (R)
L. Merle Stiles Box 67, 67345-0067 316-329-4477 (R) 316-329-4400 (0)
Joe E. Cox Box 231, 67344 316-627-2591 (R)
SECRETARY Jim E. Ross Rt 3 Box 175, 67042 316-321-3064 (R) 316-321-2200 Ext. 320 (0)
Formoso
Ft. Leavenworth Kearny Ave.
336
311
Hancock
Formoso
02-20-1889
02-18-1891
10-15-1873
Equity
1st & 3rd Thurs.
2nd & 4th Mon.
1st 8. 3rd Tues.
2nd Tues.
E. Kirk Stonebraker 1205 Washington Leavenworth, 66048 913-682-3479 (R)
Ralph L. Spiegel 66942 913-739-2347 (R)
David R. Kline 66024 913-849-3250 (R)
George Randal Hardev 109 S. Summit Gossel, 67053 316-367-2673 (R)
George P. Wilson Rt 1 Box 156, 67047 316-658-4955 (R)
10-21-1875
1st i 3rd Wed.
Greenwood
Fontana
Fall River
163
Norlan L. Ferguson 1008 N. State, 67045 316-583-6358 (R) 316-583-0390 (0)
1st & 3rd Thurs.
10-19-1871
Fidelity
131
Eureka 602 N. Main
106
Gary P. Decker 802 Locust, 66025 913-542-3627 (R)
2nd 8, 4th Tues.
10-20-1870
Ralph Stratton Rt 1 Box 26, 66423 913-449-2567 (R)
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
Doric
Eminence
10-16-1872
Eudora 726 Maine
83
COMMUNICATIONS
2nd & 4th Mon.
CHARTERED
02-15-1882
NAME OF LODGE
â&#x20AC;¢114 Florence Advance 417-419 Main St.
Eskridge Main St.
LOCATION
205
NO.
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
Harold Aldrich 231 3rd Ave., Box S Ft. Leavenworth, 66027-0342 913-682-9862 (R) 913-684-3413 (0)
Nelson D. Keeler 514 N. Commercial Hankato, 66956 913-378-3391 (R)
Bernard E. Moore 102 Overhill Paola, 66071-1132 913-294-2731 (R) 913-294-2316 (0)
Charles P. Rogers 911 N. Main, 66851 316-878-4367 (R)
Silas A. Vaught PO Box 95, 67047 316-658-4944 (R)
Charles W. Hall Rt 2 Box 199, 67045 316-583-6926 (R)
Phillip Moffitt 30 Browning Ct., 66025 913-542-3169 (R)
Alfred C. Boline Rt 1 Box 66, 66423 913-443-2524 (R)
SECRETARY
LOCATION
NAME OF LODGE
Albert W. Adams 217 N. 15th, 66736 316-378-3624 (R)
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st S 3rd Tues.
02-18-1886
Memphis
108 Garland
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Wed.
2nd & 4th Mon.
Gerald L. Anderson 1000 Dewey, 66739 316-783-5270 (R)
William S. Roland Rt 2 Box 280, 66739 316-783-5770 (R)
Ronald R. Sands 441 E. Shawnee, 66030 913-884-7672 (R) L. Kelley Arnold Rt 5 Box 239 Ft. Scott, 66701 316-223-4477 (R) 316-223-6451 (0)
Daniel J. Doherty 127 Manor PI., 66030 913-884-5345 (R) John S. Buell 1322 Scott Ave. Ft. Scott, 66701 316-223-6614 (R) 316-223-4460 (0)
Victor Willson Philip S. Giebler PO Box 266, Sublette, 67877 Box 306, 67846 316-675-8329 (R) 316-275-7741 (R) 316-275-4274 (0)
Albert M. Oskee Rt 2 Box 20, 66738 316-857-4530 (R) 816-643-7557 (0)
Earl R. Dosstter 313 Jefferson Ft. Scott, 66701 316-223-4142 (R) 316-223-1123 (0)
Paul L. Maxwell PO Box 162, 66736 316-378-2425 (R)
Max E. Densmore 509 N. Walnut, 66427 913-292-4679 (R)
Marvin T. Richardson Rt 1, Box 74, 66427 913-799-3542 (R)
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
02-19-1885
02-17-1881
02-22-1883
10-20-1870
10-17-1877
SECRETARY David R. Shepard 1516 S. Main, 66701 316-223-3962 (R) 316-223-0249 (0)
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
Raymond L. Smith Rt 5 box 244, 66701 316-223-0173 (R)
COMMUNICATIONS
1st Mon.
10-21-1868
Tyrian
246 Garden City 1107 W. Olive
CHARTERED
10-19-1857
65 Gardner Gardner 120 1/2 S. Elm
Galena
Galena 204 Joplin
194
Constellation
Fulton
Fredonia 634 1/2 Madison
95
Frankfort
210 Fulton
Frankfort 128 W. 2nd
Fort Scott Rising Sun 15 1/2 Scott Ave.
67
NO.
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
293 Greensburg 138 N. Main
Kiowa
15 Great Bend Great Bend 2015 Lakin Ave.
302 Grainfield Main St.
Gove County
Goodland
321
02-15-1888
10-22-1874
02-15-1888
02-20-1889
02-16-1922
Goff
430 Goff
Goodland 519 Center
02-15-1888
Glen Elder
294 Glen Elder
Box 21, 66743
410 W. Maple, 66743
Stuart Pittman PO Box 692, 67735 913-899-5112 (R)
1st & 3rd Mon.
Bennie H. Keller 509 S. Oak, 67054 316-723-2436 (R)
Jimmie L. Drake PO Box 1052, 67530 316-792-5066 (R) 316-793-6356 (0)
2nd & 4th Thurs.
2nd & 4th Tues.
Orvis Katt Rt 1 Box 438, 67737 913-673-5574 (R) & (0)
1st & 3rd Wed.
Gary W. Bertram 505 E. Grant, 67054 316-723-2355 (R)
William A. Caughley 1700 3rd St., 67530 316-793-3331 (R) 316-792-4443 (0)
Mitchell Gillespie Rt 2 Box 41, 67737 913-673-5584 (R) & (0)
William C. Pittman Box 692, 67735 913-899-5112 (R)
Clarence P. Noe, Jr. Rt 2 Box 54, Netawaka, 66516 913-866-5612 (R)
Leland R. Porter Wetmore, 66550 913-866-5646 (R)
3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
316-724-8737 (R)
Joseph L. Buckle
Elmer M. Scales
Willis W. Johnston Box 46, 67446 913-545-3328 (R)
1st Wed.
10-20-1870
93 Girard Girard 106 1/2 E. Prairie
Will E. Dickinson Box 127, 67444 316-653-2393 (R)
Kirk A. Peverley Rt 1 Box 75, 67444 316-824-6316 (R)
Clarence W. Mitchell 67638 913-697-2603 (R)
Hervin C. Brooks 67638 913-697-2284 (R)
SECRETARY
Burke C. Rogers Rt 3 Box 64 913-448-5987 (R)
Steven B. Doering 315 Spruce, 66032 913-448-6925 (R) 913-448-5493 (0)
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
Jack W. Barnett 67446
2nd & 4th Mon.
02-21-1900
Geneseo
361
Geneseo Main St.
2nd Wed.
10-16-1879
Gaylord
183 Gaylord
COMMUNICATIONS
1st & 3rd Thurs.
CHARTERED
10-18-1865
NAME OF LODGE
Delphian
LOCATION
44 Garnett 112 1/2 W. 5th
NO.
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
Haviland 110 1/2 N. Main
Hays 107 W. 11th
Haysville 300 S. Main
Hepler
409
195
112
398
Hepler
Haysville
Hays
Haviland
Hartford Hartford 166 Exchange S t . 2nd Floor
193
Harper
Halstead
Harper 116 B W. Main
Halstead 200 Mai ; PO Box 185
46
NAME OF LODGE
Hebron
206
LOCATION
Gridley 1st & Main
NO.
314
CHARTERED
02-21-1912
03-08-1961
02-17-1881
02-18-1915
10-17-1881
02-15-1882
02-15-1882
02-20-1889
1st f, 3rd Mon.
2nd & 4th Mon.
1st Mon.
1st & 3rd Tues.
2nd & 4th Wed.
1st 8 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
2nd & 4th Tues.
COMMUNICATIONS
Johnnie J. Stroud Box 142, 66743 316-368-4358 (R)
Asive Edward Reid 824 E. 57th St. S, Wichita, 67216 316-524-0496 (R) 316-524-4884 (0)
Giffnrd W. Spaugh 211 W. 3rd , 67601 913-625-3849 (R)
Frank R. Rinkel Rt 1, 67059 316-862-5398 (R)
Lerny Pnllman Box 126, 66854 316-392-5859 (R)
Robert L. Gardner 604 E. 8th, 67058 316-896-2281 (R)
Gary L. Wilson Box 138, Bentley, 67016 316-796-1026 (R)
Gary L. Haas Box 404, 66852 316-836-4551 (R)
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES SECRETARY
Warren P. Armstrong 724 N. Carbon, Girard, 66746 316-724-4598 (R)
Edward A. Foxx 3825 S. Seneca, Lot 42B Wichita, 67217 316-524-5693 (R) 316-524-4884 (0)
Lawrence E. Bodine HC 39 Box 208, 67601-9410 913-628-1276 (R) 913-625-3127 (0)
Rodney L. Hannan Box 10, 67059 316-862-5669 (R)
Commodore Wood Rt 1, Box 80 Emporia, 66801 316-343-3032 (R)
Billy M. Hacker 605 E. 9th, 67058 316-896-7817 (R) 316-896-2511 (0)
William A. Weesner 2050 N. Parkridge Ct. Wichita, 67212 316-721-4409 (R)
Edward Crane Box 85, 66852 316-836-2303 (R)
LOCATION
1st 4 3rd Thurs. Except Jul-Aug
02-16-1887
Cyrus
288
Hope
1st & 3rd Thurs. Except Jul-Aug
Everett R. Mitchell 67451 913-366-7337 (R)
Roger S. Coverdale Rt 1, 66436 913-264-3309 (R) 913-364-2891 (0)
Norman D. Stoskopf Rt 2 Box 94, 67544 316-653-7579 (R)
1st & 3rd Thurs.
02-19-1980
10-21-1863
Hoisington
Robert 0. Garrison 500 Colorado Plainville, 67663 913-434-7352 (R)
2nd & 4th Thurs.
02-16-1887
Gilbert V. Grouse Rt, 1, Box 26 Everest, 66424 913-548-7532 (R) 913-548-7511 (0) Bradley 0. Sommers Rt 2 Box 155' Hiawatha, 66434 913-544-6608 (R)
1st & 3rd Tues.
Raymond E. Warren Rt 4, Ft. Scott, 66701 316-547-2417 (R)
2nd & 4th Tues.
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
William E. Donahue 316 S. B, 67449 913-258-3837 (R)
COMMUNICATIONS
1st & 3rd Wed. Except Jul-Aug
1st i 3rd Thurs.
03-17-1856
10-16-1861
02-19-1908
02-20-1889
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
Hoi ton
Hoisington 351 W. 2nd
331
Mi 11 brook
Smithton
Hiawatha
Hiattville
Kansas
CHARTERED
42 Hoi ton 110 1/2 E. 5th
Hill City 305A W. Main
Highland 306 W. Main
Hiawatha 601 Utah
Hiattville
281
1
35
216
108 S. Broadway PC Box 6
307 Hen'ngton
NO.
NAME OF LODGE
Don L. Dicks PO Box 103, Enterprise, 67441 913-934-2388 (R)
Warden L. Noe 613 Iowa Dr., 66436 913-364-2516 (R)
Orval E. Weeks 519 N. Alexander, 67544 316-653-4363 (R)
Leonard M. Paxson 105 E. Mulberry, 67642 913-674-5859 (R)
Sidney C. Hargis Box 264, 66035 913-442-3835 (R)
Warner Pape, Jr. 404 Green Ct., 66434 913-742-2458 (R)
Charles A. Gift Rt 4 Box 57 Ft. Scott, 66701 316-547-2570 (R)
Vance E. Donahue PO Box 6, 67449-0006 913-258-3174 (R) 913-258-2244 (0)
SECRETARY
140 Hutchinson Reno Sherman 4 Walnut
1st & 3rd Thurs.
Charles H. Chalfant 304 Westland Dr., 67501 316-663-9072 (R) 316-662-4131 (0) Homer Hendrickson 120 W. 23rd, 67502 316-662-0574 (R) 316-662-6540 (0)
2nd & 4th Tues.
02-17-1938
Bassett
124 Hutchinson 14th & Adams 10-15-1873
William E. Taylor Box 145, Everest, 66424 913-548-7737 (R) Victor C. Harden Lancaster, 66041 913-874-2270 (R)
2nd & 4th Mon.
10-21-1869
Huron
72 Huron
Phil A. Webster 1510 Linda Lane, 67502 316-663-3605 (R)
Edward C. Haines 908 Central St., 66748 316-473-2574 (R) 316-473-2311 (0) Jerry D. Baughn 301 Neosho St., 66748 316-473-2763 (R)
1st & 3rd Tues.
10-17-1869
29 Humboldt Pacific 724 1/2 Bridge St.
Keith E. Martin 707 Dull Knife, 67502 316-662-3585 (R)
Dale Lairmore Box 1065, 67951 316-544-2053 (R) 316-544-2673 (0)
Gerald L. Schmidt N. Star Rt., Rolla, 67954 316-544-8636 (R)
Hugoton
406
2nd & 4th Tues.
10-19-1890
02-19-1914
Hoyt
327 Hoyt
Hugoton 112 E. 6th
Hoxie
348 Hoxie 845 Main 2nd Floor
Robert E. Mathena Rt 1 Box llOA Mayetta, 66509 913-966-2679 (R)
Hope
155 Howard Wabash & Washington
Robert J. Thompson Rt 1, 66440 913-986-6581 (R)
2nd & 4th Tues. Except Jul-Aug
02-15-1893
SECRETARY Kenneth W. Kinkade 220 W. 8th, Apt. 13, 66439 913-486-2217 (R)
1st & 3rd Hon.
1st & 3rd Tues.
10-21-1874
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
Glenn C. Cook 1555 Third Ave., 66439 913-486-2393 (R) 913-486-2117 (0)
Gayle C. Bainter Rt 1 Box 27 Dresden, 67635 913-675-2259 (R)
3rd Thurs.
COMMUNICATIONS
DIRECTORY OF LODGES 02-19-1890
CHARTERED
Archie Hughes PO Box 632, 67740 913-675-2119 (R) i (0)
Horton
NAME OF LODGE
Lyman Snodderley Box 463, 67349 316-374-2406 (R)
Norton 909 1/2 Central
LOCATION
Glenn A. Cooksnn Rt 2 Box , 67349 316-374-2007 (R)
326
NO.
Wyandotte
3
Kansas City 9677 Parallel
Union
Johnson
7 Junction City 722 1/2 N. Washington
441 Johnson 213 S. Main
Jewell
Alpha
282 Jetmore 602 Bowl us
11 Jewell
Jennings
lola lola 8 1/2 N. Washington
38
360 Jennings
Independence Fortitude 117 1/2 - 119 1/2 W. Main
107
Hutchinson
NAME OF LODGE
Hutchinson 1400 N. Adams
LOCATION
445
NO.
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
03-17-1856
10-20-1857
02-26-1925
10-22-1874
02-16-1887
02-21-1900
1st & 3rd Fri.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st « 3rd Mon.
1st Mon.
William G. Sellers 2244 Elizabeth, 66102 913-621-3555 (R)
Franklin D. Wyant Rt 3 Box 177, 66441 913-762 4300 (R) 913-238-8910 (0)
Darrel Ruth Rt 1 Box 18, 67855 316-492-2323 (R)
Robert L. Westgate 510 Pearl, 66949 913-428-3414 (R)
Wilbur Steele 67854 316-357-6127 (R)
William C. Brock 67643 913-678-2678 (R)
Donald W. Misenhelter 1722 N. Walnut, 66749 316-365-2986 (R)
1st & 3rd Tues.
10-20-1863
Dale F. McHaster 1024 N. Penn., 67301 316-331-8276 (R) 316-331-2130 (0)
2nd * 4th Tues.
10-19-1871
Robert 0. Coffey 4118 E. 95th, 67502 316-663-5417 (0)
1st & 3rd Wed.
COMMUNICATIONS
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
02-26-1925
CHARTERED
Robert L. Boring 4156 Greeley, 66104 913-287-2895 (R) 913-788-3675 (0)
H. J. Keene 1202 W. 6th St. #B-4, 66441 913-238-4406 (R) 913-238-5561 (0)
Walter R. Smith Box 193, 67855 316-492-2146 (R)
Leo V. Jacobs Rt 1 Box 74, 66949 913-428-3350 (R)
Jack Stairrett Rt 2, 67854 316-357-6168 (R)
C. LeRoy Brown Box 9, 67643 913-678-2667 (R)
Clarence H. Smith 209 S. Chestnut, 66749 315-365-2958 (R) & (0)
Harry E. Gorrell Box 215, 67301 316-331-1555 (R) 316-331-1541 (0) 316-331-2349 (Masonic Temple)
SECRETARY Dwight A. Burton 2004 N. Harrison, 67502 316-662-6869 (R)
Kansas City 9677 Parallel
96
10-16-1879
Mt. Moriah
179
Kinsley 613 Marsh
02-20-1884
2nd & 4th Tues.
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Mon.
02-18-1891
Ninnescah
2nd S 4th Fri.
Kenneth E. Dupree 314 Atwood, 67547 316-659-2116 (R)
Max D. Mize 402 E. Copeland, 67068 316-532-2478 (R) 316-532-2312 (0)
Walter A. Bowie 65039 316-439-5373 (R)
Thomas H. Adkisson 2815 N. 77th, 66109 913-299-2062 (R)
Robert L. Parker 919 E. 6th, PC Box 342, 67547 316-659-2247 (R)
Bryon E. Walker 235 W. Copeland, 67068 316-532-2627 (R)
L. Earl Dingus Box 13, 66039 316-439-5532 (R)
George R. McKean 3108 Georgia, 66104 913-342-8092 (R)
Walter M. Bird 6721 Yecker, 66109 913-299-0437 (R)
Thomas E. Orlouski 9531 W. 85th Overland Park, 66212 913-341-5480 (R)
02-28-1924
Wayne K. Ozais 5134 Mansfield Lane Shawnee, 66203 913-268-5955 (R)
Alvin E. Smith 3900 Strong Ave., 66106 913-362-8964 (R)
2nd & 4th Thurs. Except Thanksgiving & Dec. 24-25 2nd & 4th Tues.
Robert S. Truesdell 2806 N. 46th, 66104 913-287-6536 (R)
George J. Turner 4900 Wood Ave.,66102 913-287-7895 (R)
1st Thurs.
02-17-1904
230 Kingman 247 N. Main
Kincaid Commercial St.
Kincaid
Roger E. Sherman
338
Kansas City 1201 N. 67th
369
02-19-1890
Ben Hur
West Gate
Kansas City 1442 S. 30th
322
02-16-1887
SECRETARY Luis Romero, Jr. 1863 N. 32nd, 66104 913-321-2136 (R) 913-573-9340 (0) James L. Morton 501 Westvale, 66102 913-371-2665 (R)
3rd Thurs.
02-16-1887
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
John H. Cannon, Sr. 9800 Hutton Rd., 66109 913-788-5454 (R) James B. Borders 9104 Ensley Ln. Leawood, 66206 913-649-8214 (R)
1st & 3rd Sat.
COMMUNICATIONS
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
10-20-1870
CHARTERED
Kaw
Armoundale
Delaware
NAME OF LODGE
438 Kansas City 1201 N. 67th
Kansas City 803 N. 7th
272
803 N. 7th
271 Kansas City
LOCATION
NO.
Lane
339
NAME OF LODGE
Lane
Emerald
LaHarpe
LaCygne
LaCrosse
Cosmos
Larned 6th & Broadway
Latham
167
401
Latham
Larned
Lansing Nine Mile 200 Holiday Terr.
Lakin 214 N. Main
289
49
LaHarpe North Main St.
325
LaCygne
LaCrosse 801 1/2 Main
330
61
LOCATION
Kiowa 202 S. 9th
NO.
278
CHARTERED
COMMUNICATIONS
02-20-1913
10-18-1876
10-17-1866
02-18-1891
02-18-1888
2nd X 4th Tues.
1st Tues.
1st & 3rd Hon.
4th Thurs.
1st & 3rd Tues.
2nd S 4th Thurs.
1st X 3rd Men.
10-17-1867
02-19-1903
2nd & 4th Thurs.
2nd & 4th Wed.
02-19-1890
02-16-1887
Larry E. Hodges PO Box, 67072 316-965-3591 (R)
Gerald Prescott 407 Lark, 67550 316-285-2314 (R)
Jack A. Hill Rt 3 Box 219 Leavenworth, 66048 913-727-3584 (R)
Jay D. Bodenhamer Rt 1, Greeley, 66033
Dennis Singleton 710 Loeppke, 67860 316-355-7259 (R) 316-355-7955 (0)
316-365-3837 (R)
Richard A. Trester PO Box 3 1 1 , Gas, 66749
Dennis E. Browning 66040 913-757-2697 (R)
Robert Litson Box 604, 67548 913-222-2761 (R) 913-372-4317 (0)
William K. Watson 824 Marvin, 67070 316-825-4237 (R) 316-825-4155 (0)
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES SECRETARY
Emory G. Craft Rt 1 Box 89A Atlanta, 67008 316-394-2356 (R)
Thaine 0. Beamer 707 Corse, 67550 316-285-6423 (R) 316-285-2781 (0)
F. Edward White Rt 3 Box 267F Leavenworth, 66048 913-724-1356 (R)
Owen C. Manson Rt 1, Rantoul, 66079 913-878-3780 (R)
Mark Schiffelbein 714 Kraus, 67860 316-355-6951 (R) 316-355-7955 (0)
Russell F. Hageman Rt 1 Box 151, 66751 315-496-2509 (R)
William A. Hunz Rt 1 Box 1400, 66040 913-757-4813 (R)
Bradley R. Penka Box 6, 67548 913-222-2898 (R) 913-222-2817 (0)
Michael V. Mayberry 409 S. 10th, 67070 316-825-4708 (R) 316-239-4240 (0)
10-15-1857
10-21-1868
10 Leavenworth King Solomon 423 1/2 Delaware
Hiram
Lebo
Lecompton
Lenexa
Lenora
68 Leavenworth 421 Delaware
152 Lebo
420 Lecompton Big Springs
135 Lenexa 94th 4 Pflumm
181 Lenora 02-18-1886
10-15-1873
02-17-1921
02-15-1888
02-17-1856
Leavenworth 421 Delaware
2
James J. White Joseph R. Wilson 8927 Lackman, Lenexa, 66215 8975 Rene, Lenexa, 66215 913-492-6335 (R) 913-492-6135 (R) Steven L. Berry Box 307, 67645 913-567-4649 (R)
2nd & 4th Mon.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
Delbert W. Berry HCR 63 Box 26, 67645 913-567-4881 (R)
Clayton J. Tice 4101 Rochester Rd. Topeka, 66617 913-286-1088 (R)
John B. James Rt 1 Box 170 Valley Falls, 66088 913-945-6622 (R) 913-379-0571 (0)
John R. Ellis Box 469, 66856 316-256-6116 (R)
3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Man.
James C. Jones, II Rt 2, Reading, 66868 316-699-3471 (R)
Herbert A. Walker 113 Nina, Lansing, 66043 913-682-3766 (R)
1st & 3rd Thurs.
Clarence W. Wiley 637 McDonald, 66048 913-682-7244 (R)
Maurice C. Hearn 212 Columbia, 66048 913-682-5709 (R)
Glen E. Sears 628 Virginia Cir. 66048 913-682-0469 (R)
2nd & 4th Thurs.
1st Mon.
Jack L. Rogers 2717 S. 4th, 66048 913-682-1220 (R)
Thomas R. Wilkerson 2814 Bell Haven Dr., 66046 913-842-8145 (R) 913-841-7722 (0)
SECRETARY John A. Golden 3302 W. 22nd St. Terr., 66046 913-843-5253 (R)
Harold W. Smith 1207 S. Broadway, 66048 913-682-3718 (R)
Thomas A. Day 1719 W. 20th, 66046 913-841-5146 (R) 913-296-3533 (0)
2nd Thurs.
10-16-1867
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
John B. Barrett 2810 Ridge Ct, 66046 913-842-3596 (R)
2nd Mon.
COMMUNICATIONS
DIRECTORY OF LODGES 07-14-1856
CHARTERED
Leavenworth
Lawrence Acacia 1001 Massachusetts
9
NAME OF LODGE
Lawrence Lawrence 1001 Massachusetts
LOCATION
6
NO.
NO.
LOCATION
NAME OF LODGE
Lindsborg 112 S. Main
Linwood
397
241
219 Little River Main St.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
10-21-1874
Lincoln 137 N. 4th
154
2nd » 4th Thurs.
2nd & 4th Tues.
02-19-1885
02-22-1883
Linwood
Corner Stone
2nd & 4th Wed.
02-21-1912
Lindsborg
Lincoln
1st & 3rd Mon.
02-15-1888
300 Liberal Fargo 323 1/2 N. Kansas
SECRETARY
Howard G. Jones Box 35, 66052 913-723-3550 (R) 816-421-8386 (0) Wayne W. Whiteman Box 111, 67457 316-897-6468 (R)
John E. Carlson Box 221, Galva, 67443 316-654-3905 (R)
Clifford A. Johnson 2829 W. Salemsborg Rd. Smolan, 67479 913-668-2381 (R)
Alfnrd M. Moser 1295 3rd, Assaria, 67416 (No Phone) Dean D. Eisman Box 193, 66052 913-723-3529 (R)
Thomas W. Wilson Rt 2 Box 6, 67455 913-524-4337 (R)
Jimmy L. Byas PO Box 54, 67905 316-624-0401 (R)
Wilbur S. Briscoe, Jr. Box 311, 67552 316-324-5418 (R) 316-324-5525 (0)
Ernest C. Edmonds Box 372, 66857 316-964-2540 (R)
Marvin E. Palmblade 67861 316-375-2302 (R)
Charles R. Dixon Rt 1 Box 10, 67074 316-745-3459 (R) & (0)
Paul D. Kuchera 228 E. School, 67455 913-524-4315 (R)
Charles F. Phillips 17 S. Jordan, 67901 316-624-0762 (R)
Jefferis M. Mead Rt 2 Box 42, 67552
1st & 3rd Mon.
02-19-1908
Lewis
220 Lewis Main St.
Stephen N. Yohn Rt 1, 66857 316-964-2216 (R)
1st & 3rd Tues.
10-18-1859
Neosho
Harold H. Asmussen 67861 316-375-4448 (R)
2nd & 4th Mon.
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
Robert R. Worrell Rt 1 Box 112, 67074 316-745-3583 (R) & (0)
10-18-1891
COMMUNICATIONS
2nd & 4th Thurs.
CHARTERED
02-22-1883
27 Leroy S. Main
Joppa
Leoti
Leon Main & Mechanic
340 Leoti
223
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
1st & 3rd Tues.
02-17-1881
Madison 308 W. Main
196
2nd & 4th Hon.
02-15-1905
Macksville Macksville Community Room Farmers & Merchants State Bank
371
1st & 3rd Thurs.
02-21-1895
Madison
Royal
Lyons 912 W. Main
192
2nd & 4th Mon. Except Jul-Aug
10-19-1871
Euclid
Lyndon 109 E. 7th
101
1st & 3rd Wed.
02-17-1881
Blue H i l l
Lucas Main St.
2nd & 4th Mon.
02-20-1902
Peace
198
1st & 3rd Thurs.
10-22-1874
Longton
Louisburg 504 S. 2nd
4th Tues.
COMMUNICATIONS
Richard Brozek Rt 1 Box 9 1 , 67648 913-525-6137 (R)
David M. Benson 411 NW 60th PI. Topeka, 66617 913-288-1419 (R) 913-276-8988 (0) Chester R. Gish Box 755, 67554 316-257-2834 (R) Theodore V. Gingrich Rt 2 Box 80A, Larned, 67550 316-348-2083 (R)
Donald E. Barger Rt 1 Box 80, 66860 316-437-2628 (R)
Jon D. Weiler 327 Pine Ln, Topeka, 66617 913-286-0064 (R) 913-357-2779 (0)
Robert C. Bolton Rt 3, 67554 316-257-2629 (R) Kirk W. Grizzell Rt 1 Box 68, 67557 316-348-3212 (R)
Vance E. Welch PO Box 8, 66860 316-437-2963 (R)
S t e r l i n g P. Hornbuckle, J r . Rt 2, 1201 N. Broadway 913-837-4434 (R) 913-294-2125 (0)
Donald D. Hickman PO Box 305, 67648 913-525-6276 (R) 913-525-6445 (0)
Dale E. Rumans Rt 4 , Paola, 66071 913-294-5521 (R)
Rowland D. Jones Elk F a l l s , 67345 316-329-4438 (R)
Leo A. Noland 67352 316-642-2802 (R) 316-642-2635 (0)
SECRETARY Melvin W. Schooler Rt 2 Box 16-E, 67646 913-689-7413 (R)
A. G. Cummings Box 334, 67646 913-689-7505 (R)
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
02-18-1886
CHARTERED
Logan
NAME OF LODGE
243
Longton E. 5th
Logan E. Main St.
264
26
LOCATION
NO.
Marysville 1731 Center
Mayetta 113 Main
91
393
McCune Temple McCune Community Building
McCracken
Mayetta
256 McLouth Lyra 2nd Floor of Bank
237
58 McCracken
Centre
Marion 402 1/2 E. Main
147
Marysville
10-17-1860
Eldora
28 Mapleton 421 Main
02-19-1885
02-19-1885
02-19-1903
02-16-1911
10-20-1870
10-21-1874
02-15-1882
CHARTERED
87 Mankato Mankato 114 N. Commercial
NAME OF LODGE
10-18-1859
LOCATION
16 Manhattan Lafayette 322-A Houston St.
NO.
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
2nd Thurs.
2nd Mon.
Rex L. Davis Rt 2 Box 11 Tonganoxie, 66086 913-845-9440 (R)
Elbert J. Morey Rt 2 Box 1, 66753 316-632-5281 (R)
Chester E. Irvin RR, Alexander, 67513 913-343-2325 (R) & (0)
Alva N. Burns, Jr. Box 164, 66509 913-966-2496 (R)
2nd & 4th Thurs.
1st & 3rd Mon.
Ivan D. Beran 706 N. 20th, 66508 913-562-5377 (R)
John L. Jordan Rt 3, 66861 316-382-3532 (R) 316-383-3253 (0)
1st & 3nd Tues.
1st & 3nd Tues.
Eric J. Guenther Rt 1, 66754 316-743-4891 (R)
James B. Silsby Rt 1 Box 101, 66956 913-378-3692 (R) 913-378-3949 (0)
Henley E. Stepp, Jr. 1929 Strong Ave., 66502 913-776-8622 (R)
2nd & 4th Wed.
2nd & 4th Hon.
1st & 3rd Thurs. Except Jul & Aug
COMMUNICATIONS
DIRECTORY OF LODGES SECRETARY
Oliver W. George PO Box 256, 66054 913-796-6726 (R)
Harold A. Lewis Rt 2 Box 124, 66753 316-632-5241 (R)
Roger Legleiter RR, 67556 913-394-2212 (R) 8 (0)
Carl F. Nelson Rt 1 Box 14, 66509 913-966-2645 (R) 913-966-2388 (0)
Charles F. Miller 808 N. 10th, 66508 913-562-2573 (R)
Forrest L. Smith 1222 Nickerson, 66861 316-382-3176 (R) 316-382-2224 (0)
Ora R. Coyan Rt 1, Box 58, Redfield, 66769 316-829-5234 (R)
Richard L. Diamond 606 E. Jefferson, 66956 913-378-3653 (R) 913-378-3222 (0)
Mervin E. Buchenau 1435 Collins Ln #124, 66502 913-776-5001 (R) 913-776 9285 (0)
NO.
LOCATION
NAME OF LODGE
HcPherson
Melvern
Meriden
Minneapolis
Minneola
22 Melvern American Legion Building
236 Meriden
143 Minneapolis 213 N. Concord
431
33 Mound City 324 Walnut St.
Mound City
245 Moran Marmathon Spruce & Randolph
Minneola Main St.
Delta
77 Medicine Lodge 205 N. Main
275 Meade Webb 126 1/2 S. Fowler
172 McPherson 122 1/2 S. Main
CHARTERED
COMMUNICATIONS
Ronald B. McFadden HRC 1 Box 125, 67865 316-885-4650 (R) LeRoy S. Smith Rt 1 Box 170, 66755 316-237-4371 (R) Harrison D. Underhill Box 187, 66056 913-795-2269 (R) 913-795-2223 (0)
2nd & 4th Mon.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
2nd & 4th Mon.
03-01-1923
02-19-1885
10-17-1860
C. Eugene Whitley Box 273, Wells, 67488 913-488-3373 (R) 913-488-3454 (0)
2nd & 4th Thurs.
10-15-1873
Ralph A. Peatman PO Box 293, 66056 913-795-2473 (R)
Russell R. Flack Rt 1 Box 1, 66755 316-237-4225 (R)
Roy C. Glaze, Jr. PO Box 1, 67865 316-885-4577 (R)
Richard J. Whitney 2355 Edward, Salina, 67401 913-823-5727 (R)
Earl H. Berg 820 NE 54th, Topeka, 66608 913-288-1561 (R)
Benjamin M. Black Rt 1 Box 159, 66512 913-484-3471 (R)
1st & 3rd Thurs.
02-19-1885
Cloyd J. Casteel Box 84, 66510 913-549-3653 (R)
Stephen M. Casteel Box 216, Queneno, 66528 913-754-3580 (R)
1st & 3rd Thrus.
Richard A. Wortman 301 N. Main, 67104 316-886-5894 (R)
David L. Brown 332 N. Cedar, 67104 316-886-5843 (R)
10-22-1874
Kenneth L. Pemoerton Box 691, 67864 316-873-2006 (R)
William E. Kobs HCR-2, Box 53, 67864 316-873-2587 (R)
SECRETARY William R. Leonard 705 S. Chestnut, 67460 316-241-0283 (R) 316-241-0283 (0)
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
Eldon D. HcCall 1105 N. Main, 67460 316-241-0702 (R)
1st Thurs.
1st Tues.
1st & 3rd Wed.
02-15-1882
02-16-1887
10-18-1887
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
Mulvane 104 1/2 W. Main
Muscotah Main S t .
Narka
Natoma 2nd & Elm
201
116
349
390
191
Ness City 103 S. Topeka
Neodesha 422 Main
Mullinville South Ave.
399
94
Mulberry Mulberry Alfred & M i l i t a r y
261
NAME OF LODGE
Walnut Valley
Harmony
Natoma
Narka
Muscotah
Hulvane
Mullinville
H t . Hope
LOCATION
Mt. Hope 106 S. Ohio
NO.
238
CHARTERED
COMMUNICATIONS
02-17-1881
10-20-1870
02-17-1910
02-15-1893
10-17-1872
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
2nd & 4th Tues.
Thomas E. Shauers Beeler, 67518 913-848-2214 (R)
D. A. VanMiddleworth Rt 1 Box 223, 66757 316-325-5269 (R)
Thomas E. Ruggels PO Box 146, 67651 913-885-4421 (R) 913-885-4234 (0)
1st Mon.
Jess C h r i s t i e Rt 1 , 66058 913-872-3487 (R)
Daniel D. Holecek 501 S. Iowa, 67560 913-798-3280 (R)
Neil M. Nuzman 1007 Osage, 66757 316-325-3238 (R) 316-325-3325 (0)
Henry Post Box 97, Paradise, 67658 913-998-4492 (R)
Robert C. Brown Rt 1 Box 93, Mahaska, 66955 913-245-3302 (R)
W i l l i a m F. Speer Rt 1 Box 37, Horton, 66439 913-872-3171 (R)
Ted A. Norden PO Box 181, 67110 316-777-4436 (R)
Neil S. Johnstone 801 N. 1 s t , 67110 316-777-0276 (R)
Gayle R. Prettyman Rt 1 , 66756
Howard C. Kendall PO Box 168, 67109 316-548-2678 (R)
Randall L. Hoi 1 away 66960 913-358-2517 (R)
2nd & 4th Wed. Except Jul-Aug
SECRETARY Jay B. H c C a s k i l l , J r . Box 5 1 , 67108 316-662-2191 (R) 316-667-2408 (0)
W i l l i a m J . McKinley Box 456, Greensburg, 67054
Robert Massa Rt 1 , 66756 316-764-3420 (R)
Harry E. Pendleton 115 S. Sedgwick Haven, 67543 316-465-3650 (R) & (0)
2nd & 4th Mon.
1st & 3rd Thrus.
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Mon.
02-21-1912
02-17-1881
1st Thurs.
2nd & 4th Wed.
02-18-1886 â&#x20AC;¢
02-19-1885
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
1st & 3rd Mon.
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st Tues.
02-18-1891
02-20-1895
10-16-1879
Oak Hill
Oakley
334 Oak Hill
253
186 Oberlin Mountain Slope 109 W. Commercial
Oakley 104 E. 3rd
2nd 4 4th Thurs.
02-20-1889
Norwich
319 Norwich 207 S. Main
2nd Tues.
02-18-1886
Mt. Zion
266 Nortonville 105 Main
2nd Wed.Specials on 4th Wed.
02-17-1881
1st & 3rd Thurs.
02-15-1882
COMMUNICATIONS
2ncl Wed.
CHARTERED
10-15-1873
199 Norton Norton 102 1/2 S. Kansas
Nickerson 5 N. Nickerson
Nickerson
NAME OF LODGE
43
LOCATION
Newton
NO.
142 Newton 106 E. Broadway
SECRETARV
John Friend Rt 1 Box 76, 66060 913-886-6685 (R) 913-886-6060 (0)
Warren Heaton, Act. Sec. Box 184, 67654
Willard D. Wells Box 156, 67561 316-422-3462 (R)
John L. Hybsha 106 E. Broadway, 67114 316-283-2456 (R) 316-283-1199 (0)
Leonard W. Mcintosh Rt 2 Box 132, 67437 913-388-2292 (R) Charles C. Beamer PO Box 72, 67748 913-672-4230 (R) Lemoin Landau 206 N. Cass, 67749 913-475-2920 (R)
Virgil V. Vesterberg Hiltonvale, 67466 913-388-2252 (R) Paul V. Smith PO Box 605, 67748 913-672-4405 (R) 913-672-3281 (0) Jerry Lohoefener Rt 1 Box 48, 67749 913-475-3289 (R)
Edward E. Parks, Jr. Gary A. Baggs, Sr. 427 S. Main, Box 155, 67118 Rt 1 Box 60, Rago, 67128 316-478-2538 (R) 316-297-3668 (R)
Don C. Pickell Box 32, 66060 913-886-8011 (R)
Russell L. Wolfe Box 94, 67654 913-877-2318 (R) 913-877-3812 (B)
Carl G. Hobbs 6907 N. Yaggy Rd. Hutchinson, 67502 316-422-3449 (R) 316-422-5974 (0)
Edmund C. Smith 420 SE 10th St., 67114 316-283-2451 (R)
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
NAME OF LODGE
10-18-1865
Osage Valley
Saqui
Oskaloosa
24 Osawatomie 5th & Main
160 Osborne 131 W. Main
14 Oskaloosa 524 Liberty 10-15-1858
10-21-1875
10-15-1873
141 Osage City Signal Hwy 170 S Lord St.
1st & 3rd Wed.
02-17-1881
1st Thurs.
2nd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Thurs. Except Jul-Aug
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Wed.
2nd & 4th Thurs. Except Nov-Dec then 2nd Thurs only
10-18-1859
COMMUNICATIONS 1st & 3rd Hon.
CHARTERED
02-15-1893
02-19-1896
Onaga
Olathe
Oketo
Oneida
Onaga 302 Leonard
188
323 Oneida 205 Fifth
Olathe 725 W. Park
19
LOCATION
Oketo Main S t .
25
NO.
SECRETARY
Leonard T. Smith Rt 1 Box 72A, 66521 913-889-4341 (R)
Ronald E. Bugh 14821 Wyandotte Dr.,65062 913-782-5293 (R)
Uhl H. Totten 1404 Ann Marysville, 66508 913-562-2632 (R)
Larry D. Ottens 4412 SE Pennsylvania Ave. Topeka, KS 66609 913-266-8578 (R)
Ralph A. Holland 226 W. Adams, 67473 913-346-2543 (R) 913-346-5822 (0)
Everett W. Reeder 1923 Parker, 66064 913-755-2500 (R)
Wilfred L. Lafferty Rt 1 Box 99, 66523 913-528-3590 (R) & (0)
Marl in A. Pottorf 702 Delaware, Box 253, 66066 913-863-2533 (R)
Dwight R. Gashaw 238 N. 1st St., 67473 913-346-2634 (R) 913-346-2634 (0)
Issac H. McMahon 425 - 15th St., 66064 913-755-2558 (R) 913-755-2171 (0)
Albert L. Lafferty Rt 1 Box 99, 66523 913-528-3590 (R) & (0)
Victor 0. Halls Claire B. Sparling 328 N. 14th, Sabetha, 66534 Box 154, 66522-0164 913-284-2947 (R) & (0) 913-336-6170 (R) 913-336-3011 (0)
Larry Graf 66521 913-889-4564 (R)
Roger E. Strout 21300 W. 181st., 66062 913-686-2689 (R) 913-894-4025 (0)
Dale A. Koll Rt 2, 66518 Marysville, 66508 913-744-3293 (R)
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
LOCATION
NAME OF LODGE
Parsons
Parsons 102 N. 17th
117
Paola
37 Paola 101 E. Miami
Parker Parker 1/4 Mile East of Town
Oxford
165 Oxford 103 1/2 Myrtle
341
Overland Park
Ridgeway
62 Overbrook 4th & Maple
436 Overland Park 8109 Overland Park Dr.
Ottawa
18 Ottawa 422 S. Main
63 Oswego Adams 412 1/2 Commercial
NO.
10-17-1872
02-18-1891
10-21-1862
10-18-1876
03-01-1923
2nd & 4th Mon.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Mon.
1st S 3rd Mon.
1st & 3rd Thurs. Except Holidays
Spike W. Mynhier 1410 Main, 67357 316-421-6419 (R) 316-421-1288 (0)
Phil H. Polley Rt 1, 66072 913-898-4911 (R)
Robert E. Paulsen Rt 1, 66071 913-294-3480 (R)
Stanley M. Scott Rt 1, 67119 316-455-2309 (R)
Dennis P. Minich 8207 Overland Park Dr. 66204 913-642-3085 (R) 913-362-1999 (0)
2nd & 4th Tues. Robert Laubach Except July 4 Aug. PO Box 135 Scranton, 66537 913-793-2327 (R)
10-20-1864
10-22-1874
Donald W. Smith 534 N. Sycamore, 66067 913-242-5635 (R) 913-242-1982 (0)
1st & 3rd Tues.
10-21-1868
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
Larry Swanwick Rt 2 Box 141 Parsons, 67357 316-421-3092 (R) 316-421-5450 (0)
COMMUNICATIONS
2nd & 4th Thurs.
CHARTERED
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
Ray D. Fincher 1725 Appleton, 67357 316-421-6269 (R) 316-421-2390 (0)
Kenneth N. Chase Rt 1, Centerville, 66014 913-898-4890 (R)
P. Leaford Savage Rt 3 Box 357, 66071 913-294-3628 (R)
Lawrence H. Peck Box 491, 67119 316-455-2970 (R) & (0)
Frank J. Kneaves 8824 Kessler, 66212 913-642-7843 (R) 816-923-2390 (0)
Dale Bloom PO Box 292, 66524 913-665-7507 (R)
Howard L. Smith 1021 Willow, 66067 913-242-1397 (R) 913-242-3147 (0)
SECRETARY Donald C. Casto 105 Illinois, 67356 316-795-4772 (R) 316-795-2913 (0)
Pomona E. 3rd "on Hwy 68"
Pratt 123 1/2 S. Main
Protection Over Bank
41
265
•384
Protection
Kilwinning
McKinley
1st & 3rd Thurs.
2nd & 4th Mon.
02-18-1886
02-17-1909
1st & 2nd Wed.
1st & 3rd Tues.
02-15-1905
10-20-1870
Eureka
Pleasanton N. Main
1st & 3rd Mon.
02-15-1888
Paradise
Plainville 217 W. Mill
290
1st 8. 3rd Thurs.
02-21-1912
Plains
Plains 102 Ohio St.
357
1st Mon.
Pittsburg
10-16-1879
Pittsburg 6th & Pine
187
Phillipsburg
COMMUNICATIONS
1st Tues.
Slst Thurs.
Phillipsburg 603 Fourth
184
Perry
CHARTERED
02-22-1917
Donald 0. Riner 67127 316-622-4450 (R) 316-622-4619 (0)
Kyle G. Unruh 509 High, 67124 316-672-2597 (R) 316-672-6131 (0)
Rav 0. Reed Rt 1, 66076 913-566-3358 (R)
Gerald H. Hardy Southview Addition, 66075 913-352-6265 (R)
Jay 0. Mongeau 807 S. Commercial, 67663 913-434-2420 (R) 913-434-4647 (0)
Don L. Burdick Box 323, 67869 316-563-7250 (R)
Larry R. Vanderpool 704 S. Dittman Frontenac, 66762 316-232-2179 (R)
Duane W. Horner Glade, 67639 913-543-5674 (R) 913-543-2333 (0)
Hugh L. Seetin 218 W. Bridge, 66073 913-597-5566 (R)
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
10-16-1879
Perry 127 Elm
LOCATION
415
NO.
NAME OF LODGE
r.
Harry Davis, Jr. 67127 316-622-4253 (R)
W. Gary Strodtman PO Box 154, 67124 316-672-3545 (R) 316-672-7523 (0)
R. E. Slankard Rt 2, Box 61, 66076 913-566-3383 (R)
Lloyd L. England Rt 2, Box 104, 66075 913-352-8942 (R)
Tracy D. Post 806 S. Commercial, 67663 913-434-2697 (R) 913-434-2819 (0)
Carl D. Holmes Box 578, 67869 316-563-7361 (R)
Robert C. Wilson, Sr. 603 W. 3rd, 66762 316-232-9034 (R) 316-231-1180 (B)
Robert E. Quanz PO Box 248, Glade, 67639 913-543-5532 (R) 913-543-2616 (0)
SECRETARY John R. Porter Box 186, 66073 913-597-5128 (R)» 913-357-3029 (0)
Republic
Hesperian
123 Republic
HI
CHARTERED
10-11-1867
02-21-1912
395 Saffordville Saffordville Community Building
Salina
10-21-1875
162 Sabetha Sabetha 502 S. Washington
60 Salina 336 South Santa Fe Ave.
10-17-1878
Russell
177 Russell 115 E. 6th
02-22-1883
Walnut City
10-17-1872
02-20-1919
10-18-1876
02-18-1915
215 Rush Center
Rossville 433 Main
Farmers
NAME OF LODGE
166 Randolph VFW Building
LOCATION
Quinter
NO.
410 Quinter 319 Main
1st & 3rd Mon.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
2nd & 4th Mon.
1st & 3rd Tues.
2nd & 4th Wed.
Earl J. Bruner 1506 E. Ellsworth, 67401 913-825-0734 (R) 913-824-6276 (0)
Larry Davis Rt 5, Emporia 66801 316-279-4575 (R)
Edward R. Garber, Jr. 708 Jefferson, 66534 913-284-3169 (R) 913-284-2911 (0)
Michael B. Halone PO Box 833, 67665 913-483-6531 (R)
John E. Liggett Box 144, 67575 913-372-4413 (R) 913-372-4239 (0)
John F. Lewis 429 Claremont, 67401 913-823-2046 (R) 913-825-4812 (0)
William Edie 718 W. 6th, Emporia 66801 316-342-2549 (0)
James R. Burton 1557 Oregon St., 66534 .913-284-2658 (R)
Conrad McCracken Rt. 2, 67665 913-483-3345 (R)
Ronald R. Pfenninger Rt 2 Box 53, Nekoma, 67559 316-527-4456 (R)
Kenneth E. Anspaugh Neil D. McKenzie 6148 NW Carlson Rd., 66533 302 W. 2nd, Willard, 66615 913-584-6132 (R) 913-663-2430 (R) 913-295-7133 (0)
2nd & 4th Wed.
William McClure, Jr. RR, 66964 913-361-2381 (R)
Dana C. Johnson RR, 66964 913-361-4152 (R)
John E. Wright 7202 Hi-View Dr. Manhattan, 66502 913-293-5735 (R)
SECRETARY Willis R. Baker 717 Main, Box 362, 67752 913-754-3960 (R)
1st Thurs.
Frederick D. Wohler Rt 1 Box 43 Leonardville 66449 913-293-5581 (R)
1st & 3rd Thurs
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
Marv.in Unruh 279 N. Long St, 67752 913-754-3704 (R) 913-754-3358 (B)
2nd & 4th Mon.
COMMUNICATIONS
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
Scammon
Scandia Main St.
Scott City 804 Cedar Dr.
Sedan 500 W. Cherokee
Selden
315
351
221
284
136
423
417
Sharon Springs Main St.
Seneca 33 N. 6th
Savonburg
446
39
LOCATION
Satanta Main St.
NO.
Glenn L. Wolfe Rt 1 , Elsmore, 66732 316-754-3896 (R) John H. Miissa. St 1, Weir 66781 316-396-8524 (R) Floyd 0. Johnson Box 277, 66966 913-335-2632 (R) Carl H. O'Hair Box 364, 67871 316-872-2407 (R) & (0)
J. R. Fuqua 509 N. Montgomery, 67361 316-725-3692 (R)
Dennis H. Corder Rt 1 Box 62, 67757 913-386-4342 (R) G. Everett Murphy 513 Roanoke, 66538 913-336-2624 (R)
Harry F. Lutz Box 276, 67758 913-852-4851 (R)
William F. Wilson, Jr. Rt 1, El snore, 66732 316-754-3224 (R) David L. Kimrey Rt 2 Box 53, McCune 66753 316-827-6180 (R) Alvin C. Sjolander 66966 913-335-2646 (R) Gary L. Browning Rt 2, 67871 316-872-2452 (R) 316-872-5121 (0) Ernest R. Meadows 313 N. Montgomery, 67361 316-725-3304 (R) 316-725-3511 (0) James R. Carswell Rt 1 Box 88, 67757 . 913-687-4361 (R) Melvin L. Gustin Rt 3, 66538 . 913-336-2945 (R) 913-336-2138 (0) Howard L. Collins Rt 1, Weskan, 67762 913-943-5388 (R)
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st & 3rd Mon.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
1st & 3rd Tues.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
1st Thurs.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
02-19-1896
02-15-1893
02-22-1883
02-16-1887
10-16-1873
02-17-1921
10-18-1876
02-21-1918
Vesper-Olive
Selden
Sharon Springs
Seneca
Anthem
Lebanon
Scammon
Virginia
SECRETARY Jack D. Gray Box 444, 67870 316-649-2759 (R)
WORSHIPFUL MASTER Paul Greene Box 303 S. Durham Ulysses, 67880 316-356-1506 (0)
Satanta
COMMUNICATIONS 1st & 3rd Tues.
CHARTERED 02-26-1925
NAME OF LODGE
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
Bruce A. Siegrist 67478 R. Glen Nichols 515 N. Main, 66967 913-282-3504 (R) 913-282-3961 (0) James L. Radford 914 E. Harry Wichita, 67211
1st & 3rd Thurs.
1st & 3rd Tues.
2nd & 4th Tues.
02-22-1883
10-18-1877
10-19-1871
Sincerity
Western Star
Solomon City
174 Smith Center 229 S. Main
105 Solomon 101 E. 4th
A. H. Thomas 3422 NW Thomas Rd., 66534 913-582-4524 (R)
Donald D. West 5445 West Gate Shawnee, 66216 913-631-4326 (R) 913-262-9020 (0)
John R. Fischer 12801 W. 99th St. Lenexa, 66215 913-492-4429 (R) 913-281-5000 (0)
1st & 3rd Hon. Except when Jan 1, Jul 4, & Labor Day falls on 1st Mon. Then 1st Tues. 2nd X 4th Wed.
Clifford F. McDaniel, Jr. 5005 Black Swan Dr. Shawnee Mission, 66216 913-631-7383 (R)
2nd & 4th Tues.
Joe R. Urice 9200 Antioch Cir. Overland Park, 66214 913-381-6292 (R)
1st & 3rd Thurs.
214 Simpson Mill St.
COMMUNICATIONS
1st Fri.
02-15-1882
Lake
Rosedale
333 Shawnee Mission 6161 Slater
50 Silver Lake 102 Railroad
02-14-1951
Old Mission
153 Shawnee Mission 5201 W. 75th
02-18-1891
02-19-1930
CHARTERED
54 Shawnee Shawnee m i l Johnson Dr.
NAME OF LODGE
02-17-1966
LOCATION
34 Shawnee Ancient Form 11111 Johnson Dr.
NO..\
DIRECTORY OF LODGES SECRETARY
Mark A. Picking 501 Brady - Lot 38 Abilene, 67410 913-263-3653 (R) 913-263-7668 (0)
Francis S. Knight 814 E. Court, 66967 913-282-3866 (R)
Paul V. Grittman Box 133, 67478 913-593-6656 (R)
Gaylord G. Johnson 8942 NW 35th, 66539 913-582-4471 (R) â&#x20AC;¢
Donald L. Elwood 6830 Bell Rd. Shawnee 66217 913-631-3218 (R) 913-262-9020 (0)
George I. Lawley 10500 W. 99th Overland Park 66214 913-888-0274 (R) 816-531-8679 (0)
Robert L. Tomlinson, Jr. 2633 S. 36th St. Kansas City, 66106 913-722-6679 (R)
K. Maynard Curts 8935 Cottonwood #4 Lenexa, 66215 913-541-1229 (R) 913-722-3131 (0)
Sterling 221 S. Broadway
St. Francis 116 N.Quincy
St; John 318 N. Main
171
404
254
St. Marys
Stanley 6950 W. 151th
444
Pottawatomie
Ionic
St. Francis
Sterling
Stanley
Stafford
Spring Hill Spring Hill 403 W. Soutti'St.
Stafford 100 1/2 N. Main
52
NAME OF LODGE
Spivey Spivey Grove & Magruder
LOCATION
252
56
347
NO. SECRETARY
Rex A. Torgersen John C. Jones 308 W. 1st, St. John, 67576 229 S. Buckeye, 67578 316-234-6920 (R) 316-234-5696 (R) 316-234-5561 (0)
1st 4 3rd Thurs.
Lee Carey Rt 1, 67579 316-278-3127 (R) Donald W. Kramer Box 138, 67756 913-332-2318 (R) 913-332-3131 (0) Lee Nosser 205 W. 6th, 67576 316-549-3435 (R)
1st & 3rd Tues.
1st i 3rd Wed.
1st Mon.
1st Mon.
10-18-1877
02-19-1914
02-19-1885
02-15-1882
Willis W. Welch 121 N. 6th, 66536 913-437-2369 (R)
Virgil A. Dedrick Box 23011, 66223 913-897-9547 (R)
2nd & 4th Thurs.
12-26-1925
02-19-1885
Steven M. Bayer 310 Mission St., 66536 913-437-2916 (R) 913-437-2781 (0)
Darrell Shanteau 702 W. 1st, 67576 316-549-6518 (R) 316-549-3593 (0)
Noble W. Dorsch Box 21, 67756 913-332-2791 (R)
Dwayne D. Miller 309 S. 8th St., 67579 316-278-2559 (R)
Howard Mallicoat 509 Park, Stilwell, 66085 913-681-2539 (R)
Kenneth G. Needs 202 W. Allen Spring Hill, 66083 913-686-3977 (R) 816-654-3875 (0)
Dennis Hancock 4126 Bell Kansas City, MO 64111 816-361-6566 (R)
1st & 3rd Mon.
Howard N. Dixon Box 65, 67142 316-785-4288 (R)
10-16-1867
WORSHIPFUL MASTER Max L. Guthridge Box 246, Attica, 67009 316-896-2427 (R)
1st & 3rd Wed.
COMMUNICATIONS
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
02-15-1893
CHARTERED
Summerfield
Syracuse
354 Summerfield Main St.
309
Albert Neese
Thayer
Henri
Topeka
248 Tecumseh 45th 4 Shawnee Heights Rd.
149 Thayer Hwy 169 & Neosho Ave.
190 Tonganoxie 311 S. Delaware
17' Topeka 2300 SW 30th
Syracuse ..^ '
Santa Fe
NAME OF LODGE
312 Sublette 103 W. Becknell PO Box 964
LOCATION
Newahcuba
NO.
189 Stockton 325 Main
CHARTERED
10-18-1859
02-17-1881
10-21-1874
02-11-1948
02-20-1889
02-19-1896
02-20-1889
02-17-1881
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
Larry P. Cox Rt 2 Box 27A, 66086 913-845-2182 (R) James R. Struble 3724 SW 31st, 66614 913-272-7031 (R)
1st & 3rd Wed.
Jack Lee Carrico PO Box, 66776 316-839-5686 (R)
William W. Sellen Lake Oshawno #205 Carbondale, 66414 913-761-2234 (R)
James J. Farmer Box 347, 67878 316-384-6816 (R) 316-384-7431 (0)
Joyce L. Winquist 66541 913-244-6567 (R)
Rick D. Waymaster Box 851, 67877 316-675-8264 (R) 316-675-8611 (0)
Cleo J. Baughman 4 Hillcrest Dr., 67669 913-425-6600 (R) 4 (0)
1st & 3rd Thurs.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
2nd & 4th Mon.
1st Thurs.
COMMUNICATIONS
DIRECTORY OF LODGES SECRETARY
Richard M. Gillispie 2124 SW Meadow Lane, 66614 913-272-6610 (R) & (0)
Anthony B. Swenson 615 Barton, 66086 913-845-2835 (R)
Carl E. Rutledge Box 254, 66776 316-839-5594 (R)
William E. Nicholson 9449 SW Stewart Rd. Wakarusa 66546 913-761-2328 (R)
Alan G. Salter Box Q, 67878 316-384-7358 (R)
Frank I. Knowles 66541 913-244-6449 (R)
Crockett H. White Box 964, 67877 316-675-8220 (R)
Douglas A. Moore, Jr. 723 N. 1st St., 67669 913-425-7201 (R) 913-425-6761 (0) .
Topeka 214 SW. 14th
Topeka 214 W. 14th
Toronto Main St.
Towanda
90
225
385
121
30
55
Troy 232 S. Main
Tribune Salina & 2nd
Topeka 909 NW Lyman
51
352
LOCATION
Topeka 2300 SW 30th
NO.
COMMUNICATIONS
2nd & 4th Thurs.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
2nd & 4th Tues.
1st Mon.
2nd & 4th Tues.
2nd & 4th Mon.
1st & 3rd Mon.
10-20-1870
02-20-1884
02-13-1957
10-17-1872
02-15-1888
02-15-1893
10-16-1867
Si loam
Seabrook
Woodson
Towanda
Horace
Troy
1st 8. 3rd F r i . Except Jul & Aug
Golden Rule
CHARTERED 10-16-1867
Orient
NAME OF LODGE
Gary R. Simpson James B. Goss 101 S. Main, Box 3 1 1 , 66087 Box 121, 66087-0121 913-985-2320 (R) 913-985-3641 (0) 816-364-3231 (0)
Clarence L. Sawyer 67879 316-376-4680 (R)
Gordon McNitt Rt 1 Box 92A, 66777 316-637-2490 (R) 316-625-3629 (0)
Murl L. Ludlam PO Box 382, 66777 316-637-2671 (R)
Howard J . Gibson 67879 316-376-4015 (R)
Jerold 0. Peterson 9116 SW 10th St., 66615 913-478-3990 (R)
Richard T. Wentling 1900 James, 66604 913-272-6060 (R) 913-272-6684 (0)
Clyde C. Orr 426 W. 7th, El Dorado, 67042 El Dorado 67042 316-321-0674 (R)
John 0. Myers 4230 NW Greenhills Rd, 66618 913-286-0472 (R) 913-272-4706 (0)
Paul D. Taylor 3416 SU Briarwood Ln. 66611 913-266-6881 (R) 913-272-4706 (0)
Vernon Trenkle 310 Hungerford H a y s v i l l e , 67060 316-524-8140 (R)
Eldon 0. Thomasson, / ' c t . Sec. 114 NW 43rd S t . , 66617 913-286-0047 (R)
Merlin R. Johnson 4116 NE Wenoah, 66617 913-286-0329 (R)
SECRETARY Paul E. F e r r e l l 2300 W. 3 0 t h , 66611 913-478-4081 (R) 913-266-7492 (0)
Roland C. Bonjour 2810 SW 11th S t . , 66604 913-233-8841 (R)
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
Uniontown Excelsior North Side of Square
Valley Center Valley Center 108 1/2 N. Ash
115
364
NAME OF LODGE
1st & 3rd Wed. Except Jul-Aug
10-21-1869
Waitiego 519 1/2 Lincoln
2nd & 4th Tues.
02-20-1884
Walnut N. Main St.
229
75
1st & 3rd lues.
02-21-1912
Wakefield
Wakefield 806 Grove
396
Wamego
Vulcan
2nd & 4th lues.
02-15-1882
Wakeeney
1st & 3rd Wed.
02-20-1913
148 Wakeeney 531 â&#x20AC;¢ Russell
1st & 3rd'Mon.
02-19-1902
Wakarusa
1st Hon.
10-17-1872
COMMUNICATIONS
2nd & 4th Thurs.
CHARTERED
03-01-1923
402 Wakarusa
Ulysses
LOCATION.
Ulysses 106 W. Central
NO.
435
Charles K. Griffith PC Box 234, 66779 316-756-4621 (R) Robert L. Charles Rt-2 Box 191A, 67147 316-744-0967 (R) 316-364-0546 (0) Robert G. Jackson 3825 SW Worwick Town Rd. Topeka, 66610 913-478-9766 (R) 913-272-2020 (0) Tom Roberts 121 N. 12th St., 67672 913-743-2791 (R) 913-743-5620 (0) Edwin E. Maddern PO Box 399, 67487 913-461-5550 (R) & (0)
Lee Roy Church Rt. 2, Box 8, 66780 316-354-6745 (R) James P. McKinnon 1507 Grandview Dr. 66547 913-456-7956 (R)
Kenny E. Hill 2417 N. Governeour Wichita, 67226 316-683-6406 (R) 316-685-4114 (0) Jerald J. VanLeuven 925 SW Kent PI. Topeka, 66606 913-354-7207 (R) 913-232-2495 (0) David J. Harding 515 Russell Ave., 67672 913-743-5583 (R) 913-783-5511 (0) Kerry Retter 144 Flordia #69 Salina, 67401 913-823-8749 (R) 913-825-4771 (0) Michael D. Delange Rt. 2, Girard, 66743 316-358-4719 (R) 316-368-4331 (0) Charles B. Pearce Rt 1 Box 197, 66547 913-456-9952 (R)
SECRETARY Albert R. Finch Box 567, 67880 316-356-2101 (R) & (0)
Kirk M. Hart 60e Horton Ft. Scntt 66701 316-223-5105 (R)
G. Richard Robertson 931 N. Baughman, 67880 316-356.-3522 (R) & (0)
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
130 Whiting East Side
Main
Westmorfeland 405 Main
257
Polar Star
Westmoreland
10-17-1872
02-18-1886
02-17-1898
Wellsviir-e
Wellsville 105 W. 6th
356
02-16-1887
Black Diamond
274 Weir Main St.
10-21-1874
02-19-1885
Waverly
244 Waverly 421 Pearson
150 Wellington Wellington 2129 N. "A" St.
10-21-1868
Wathena
2nd Thur.
2nd & 4th Mon.
I s t ^ 3rd Mon.
Donald E. Eichelberger Netawaka, 66516 913-866-2171 (R)
Deane R. Davis 517 S. 12th St. Manhattan, 66502 913-537-7565 (R)
Floyd L. Fleming 316 Hunt Ave., 66092 913-883-2702 (R)
Wayne L. White Rt 1,, 67152 316-326-7746 (R) 316-526-7663 (0)
Paul L. Lawrence 204 Crestwood Ln. Pittsburg, 66762 316-231-4549 {R)
2nd & 4th Thurs.
2nd & 4th Mon.
E.. Blaine Schoolcraft Waverly, 66871 913-733-2207 (R)
Otto R. Schultz, Jr. 301 Fremont 913-989-3490 (R)
3rd Wed.
2nd & 4th Wed.
Jerry L. Wilson 120 E. Hazelwood, 66548 913-785-2246 (R) 913-785-2555 (0)
1st & 3rd Thurs.
10-20-1870
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
Floyd D. Sorrick 300 E. 6th, 66968 913-325-2460 (R) 913-325-2176 (0)
COMMUNICATIONS
2nd & 4th Thurs. Except 2nd Thurs. in Dec. & Jul-Aug
CHARTERED
10-19-1871
64 Wathena 401 Limestone
Waterville Sutton 102 E. Commercial
NAME OF LODGE
85
LOCATION
Frontier Washington 223 1/2 "C" St.
NO.
104
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
Kenneth L. Keithline Box 85, Netawaka, 66516 913-933-2525 (R)
Dean Hale Rt 1 Box 16B, 66549 913-457-3470 (R)
Harold E. Barnett Rt 2 Box 54, 66092 913-883-2473 (R)
Richard C. Read PO Box 1, 67152 316-326-5742 (R) 316-326-2202 (0)
Melvin Jones Box 296, 66781 316-396-8236 (R)
Tom J. Peavler 66871 913-733-2632 (R)
Eugene Eisiminger 603 Seward, 66090 913-989-4689 (R) 913-989-4431 (0)
Terry A. Blaser 233 E. Hazelwood, 66548 913-785-2649 (R) 913-785-2521 (0)
SECRETARY Stewart E. Earhart 211 E. 1st, 66968 913-325-3236 (R)
NO.
LOCATION COMMUNICATIONS
2nd & 4th Wed.
1st & 3rd Tues.
02-20-1895
02-12-1953
Wichita 328 E. 1st
Wichita 310 S. Broadway
303
313
433 Wichita 3755 E. Douglas
Bestor G. Brown
Trinity
Albert Pike
1st & 3rd Thurs.
2nd & 4th Thurs.
02-16-1944
168 Wichita North Star 212 N. West St.
03-01-1923
1st & 3rd Mon.
10-19-1871
Wichita
99
Wichita 220 W. 13th 3.16-263-7645
2nd & 4th Tues.
1st & 3rd Thurs.
2nd & 4th Mon.
02-20-1889
03-13-1958
York
CHARTERED
02-17-1909
NAME OF LODGE
White City
86 Wichita Sunflower 320 1/2 S. Broadway
841 N. Market
57 Wichita
380 White City Main St.
Robert C. Butler 127 N. Edgemoor, 67208 316-686-9540 (R) 316-526-7851 (0) David F. Snyder 820 N. Old Manor Rd., 67208 316-683-6953 (R) 316-686-8511 (0)
Willard George 123 Bernice Marie Mulvane, 67110 316-777-1493 (R) 316-651-2427 (0) Kenneth H. Morrison 8305 Castle Dr., 67207 316-687-1200 (R) 316-681-1913 (0)
E. Dean Osborn 328 E. 1st, 67202 316-942-0509 (R) 316-263-6464 (0)
Donald L. Doll 1509 Lotus, 67213 316-267-5780 (R) 316-942-7791 (0)
Norman L. Janzen 217 W. Douglas Andover, 67002 316-733-4879 (R) James T. Ross 1838 Farmstead, 67208 316-682-8873 (R) 316-688-2860 (0)
Lawrence D. Colgan 220 W. 13th St., 67203 316-831-1890 (R)
James W. Winsel 2101 W. McArthur, Lot 531, 67218 316-529-2460 (R) 316-263-3843 (0)
Rocky R. Burris 4835 Martinsen Cr, 67217 316-529-1936 (R) 316-263-3843 (0) Clyde R. English 2021 S. Ridgewood, 67218 316-682-0275 (R)
Dennis L. Morris 13411 E. 39th $., Rt 2 Derby 67037 316-733-1177 (R)
SECRETARY Leslie L. Worrell Box 77, 66872 913-349-2927 (R)
Leo C. Segard 1144 Jefferson, 67203 316-264-8218 (R)
John Q. Mahon 66872 913-349-2970 (R) 913-349-5516 (0)
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
NO.
LOCATION
NAME OF LODGE
CHARTERED
1st Wed.
10-20-1870
Jon E. Starns HC 1 Box 245, Brewster, 67732 913-694-2734 (R)
1st & 3rd Mon.
02-20-1889
Wallace
318
Winona Main St.
Alan R. Rush 320 Stevens, 67156 315-221-0613 (R)
Ist & 3rd Thurs.
10-17-1872
Winfield
110 Winfield 722 1/2 Main
84 Winchester Jefferson 3rd & Winchester
Charles E. Pence Rt 1, 66097 913-774-7621 (R)
Harvey R. Woodmansee PO Box 545, 67490 913-658-2403 (R)
1st & 3rd Wed.
Samaria
02-15-1888
Wilson West Main St.
298
Emerson D. Lahman HC 1 Box 71, 67764 913-846-7678 (R)
M. Wayne Rush Rt 2 Box 45, 67156 316-221-2988 (R) 315-221-0109 (0)
Donald H. Ray PO Box 151, 66097 913-774-2040 (R)
Robert W. King Box 448, 67490 913-658-3478 (R)
Kenneth D. Hutchinson Rt 1 Box 129 Delavan, 66847 913-466-2861 (R)
Vernis H. Good Box 103, 66873 913-497-2934 (R)
1st & 3rd Mon.
02-17-1909
382 Wilsey Wilsey 474-475 Fifth St.
Forest Bond 66095 913-746-5681 (R)
Gayle W. Shepard 66095 913-746-5586 (R)
1st & 3rd Thurs.
02-20-1884
James R. Stough PO Box 89, Mulvane, 67110 316-522-0685 (R)
John W. Stewart 4101 E. Central, 67208
Anchor
451
SECRETARY
Leroy L. Loggins 4401 W. 3rd, 67212 316-943-1826 (R) 316-946-7138 (0)
03-18-1989
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
Cameron T. Miller, Jr. 999 N. Silver Springs Blvd. #2415, 67212 316-945-5600 (R) 316-522-1221 (0)
COMMUNICATIONS 2nd & 4th Hon.
224 Williamsburg Main St.
03-15-1975
Pyramid
Wichita Masonic Home 410 S. Seneca Kansas Masonic Home Fellowship Hall
Wichita
450
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
Yates Center Gilead 101 1/2 N. State
144
Xenia
NAME OF L 0 I X ; E
Xenia
LOCATION
47
NO.
10-15-1873
10-17-1866
CHARTERED
1st & 3rd Wed.
1st Sat
COMMUNICATIONS Thomas C. Johnson
Rt 1 Box 94B, Bronson, 66716 316-939-4515 (R) Carl F. Harder 201 S. Prairie, 66783 315-625-2489 (R) & (0)
Rt 1, Blue Mound, 66010 316-756-2411 (R) Robert A. Jackson Rt 4, 66783 316-625-2980 (R) 316-625-2412 (0)
SECRETARY
W i l l i a m G. Murrow
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
DIRECTORY OF LODGES
Proceedings of the
204
March
DECEASED PAST GRAND MASTERS Year of Service
Name of Lodge Membership
1856- 59
Richard R. Rees Leavenworth No. 2 George H. Fairchild St. John No. 26 Jacob Saqui Washington No. 5 Moses S. Adams King Solomon No. 10 John H. Brown King Solomon No. 10 John M. Price Washington No. 5 Owen A. Bassett Acacia No. 9 Isaac B. Sharp Wyandotte No. 3 Jacob D. Rush Rising Sun No. 8 John Guthrie Orient No. 51 Edwin D. Hi 1 Iyer Valley Falls No. 21 Joseph D. McCleverty Rising Sun No. 8 William Cowgill Constellation No. 95 George S. Green Lafayette No. 16 James J. Buck Emporia No. 12 Matthew M. Miller Clay Center No. 134 Silas E. Sheldon Topeka No. 17 Henry C. Cook Adams No. 63 Watson M. Lamb Sterling No. 171 George C. Kenyon Benevolent No. 98 John C. Postlethwaite Lafayette No. 16 Andrew M. Callahan Topeka No. 17 David B. Fuller Fidelity No. 106 William D. Thompson Minneapolis No. 143 George W. Clark Royal No. 192 James H. HcCall Wichita No. 99 Chiles C. Coleman Clay Center No 134 William M. Shaver Magnolia No. 231 Maurice L. Stone Wamego No. 75 Henry C. Loomis Winfield No. 110 Charles J. Webb Siloam No. 225 Perry M. Hoisington Magnolia No. 231
1860 1861- •65 1866- 67 1868- 70 1871- 72 1873- 74 1875 1876 1877 1878 1879- 80 1881- 82 1883 1884 1885 1886 1887 1888 1889 1890 1891 1892 1893 1894 1895 1896 1897 1898 1899 1900 1901
Date of Death
Cemetary and Location
10-19-1875
Mt. Muncie
Leavenworth
09-14-1898
Mountain Grove
Bridgeport, CT
06-14-1898
Mt. Vernon
Atchison
12-25-1900
Canon City
Canon City, CO
03-12-1893
Mt. Muncie
Leavenworth
10-30-1900
Oak Hill
07-19-1896
Oak Hill
Lawrence
06-21-1884
Woodlawn
Kansas City
10-26-1904
Mt. Hope
San Diego, CA
07-01-1906
Topeka
Topeka
12-11-1892
Rose Hill Section
Valley Falls
05-30-1904
Evergreen
Fort Scott
06-19-1889
Fredonia
Fredonia
05-19-1905
Sunset
Manhattan
09-04-1917
Maplewood
Emporia
11-29-1918
Mt. Hope
Kansas
—
Atchison
04-19-1900
Lakeview
Cleveland, OH
06-12-1898
Oswego
Oswego
08-13-1924
Sunset Mem. Park
Hoquiam, WA
04-13-1919
Evergreen
Seattle, WA
11-26-1910
Wallace
Jewell
07-13-1902
Topeka
Topeka
05-17-1915
Greenwood City
Eureka
03-05-1903
Highland
Minneapolis
03-31-1934
Fairlawn
Oklahoma City, OK
08-11-1925
Highland
Wichita
03-05-1911
Clay Center
Clay Center
07-06-1916
Mt. Hope
Topeka
05-23-1921
Wamego City
Wamego
10-14-1905
Union
Winfield
01-03-1928
Nortonville
Norton vi lie
03-21-1933
Greenwood
Newton
1988-89
1902 1903 1904 1905 1906 1907 1908 1909 1910 1911 1912 1913 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936
Thomas E. Dewey Benevolent No. 98 Bestor G. Brown Si loam No. 225 Thomas G. Fitch Albert Pike No. 303 Samuel R. Peters Newton No. 142 Thomas L. Bond John H. Brown No. 216 Edward W. Wellington Ellsworth No. 146 Henry F. Mason Tyrian No. 246 Fred Washbon Harper No. 206 Marion K. Brundage Ellsworth No. 146 Alex A. Sharp Earned No. 167 William E. Hutchinson Santa Fe No. 312 Elrick C. Cole Great Bend No. 15 Charles H. Chandler Orient No. 51 William L. Burdick Lawrence No. 6 Gilen H. Lamb Gilead No. 144 Charles E. Lobdell Earned No. 167 William I. Stewart Troy No. 55 Owen J. Wood . Si loam No. 225 Hugh P. Farrelly Cedar No. 103 Ben S. Paulen Constellation No. 95 John H. McCuUagh Galena No. 194 Richard E. Bird Albert Pike No. 303 Elmer F. Strain Orient No. 51 Charles A. Loucks Emerald No. 289 John W. Nielson St. John No. 113 Charles N. Fowler Salina No. 60 Ferris M. Hill Emporia No. 12 George F. Breezley Girard No. 93 Jay B. Kirk lola No. 38 J. Forrest Ayres Greenleaf No. 232 John M. Kinkel Reno No. 140 George 0. Foster Lawrence No. 6 James A. Cassler McPherson No. 172 Otto R. Souders Wichita No. 99 James H. Wendorff King Solomon No. 10
Grand Lodge of Kansas
06-09-1906
205
Abilene
Abilene
07-10-1917
Topeka
03-12-1928
Old Mission Mausoleum-Wichita
--Topeka
04-12-1910
Greenwood
Newton
07-29-1938
Gypsum Hill
Salina
02-18-1925
Ellsworth
Ellsworth
05-04-1927
Ht. Hope-
Topeka
07-12-1914
Harper-
Harper
07-18-1936
Russell
Russell
12-06 1942
Carlisle
04-05-1952
Valley View
Garden City
02-04-1938
Great Bend City
Great Bend
12-18-1917
Bazaar
Bazaar
06-11-1946
Swan Point
Providence, RI
11-19-1937
Yates Center
Yates Center
01-29-1949
Hanover
Hanover, NJ
11-27-1925
Mt. Hope
Hiawatha
10-18-1937
Topeka
Topeka
11-17-1926
Elmwood—
Chanute
07-11-1961
Fredonia
Fredonia
—Carlisle, PA
12-06-1937
Mt. Hope
Webb City, MO
01-10-1955
Maple Grove
Wichita
10-05-1956
Mt. Hope Abbey
Topeka
12-28-1960
Lakin
06-13-1943
Pleasant Hill
Concordia
04-24-1941
Roselawn Mem. Park
Salina
06-27-1964
Maplewood
Emporia
03-25-1964
Girard
07-18-1955
Highland
02-13-1961
Greenleaf City
---Lakin
—Girard -
---Sal ina —Greenleaf
03-09-1941
Maple Grove
Wichita
10-03-1942
Oak Hill—
Lawrence
03-12-1980
McPherson Mausoleum---McPherson
01-21-1964
Maple Grove
06-07-1949
Mt. Huncie
-Wichita --Leavenworth
0 ON
, .
Proceedings of the
206
1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1960 1951 1953 1954 1955 1955 1958 1959 1960 1962 1963 1970 1983 1986
Charley B. Erskine Preston No. 283 Henry S. Buzick Sylvan Grove No. 359 Claude F. Young Rising Sun No. 8 Arthur H. Strickland Kaw No. 272 Roscoe E. Peterson Earned No. 167 Cline C. Curtiss St. Thomas No. 306 Charles S. McGinness Cherryvale No. 137 James H. Trice Delta No. 77 Harry D. Evans Eureka No. 88 Samuel G. Wiles Macksville No. 371 James H. Stewart, Jr. Albert Pike No. 303 E. Glenn Robison Hebron No. 314 William H. Harrison Downs No. 204 Lynn R. Brodrick Marysville No. 91 Clarence G. Nevins St. Bernard No. 222 D. Bruce Newton Albert Pike No. 303 Floyd S. Ecord Burlington No. 66 Scott E. Kelsey Topeka No. 17 Karl J. Baumgartner Goodland No. 321 Earl R. Brown Plains No. 367 Addison C. Irby Rising Sun No. 8 Ray W. Kinzie Bestor G. Brown No. 433 Armand H. Bishop Parsons No. 117 Ben W. Graybill Old Mission No. 153 H. Jackson Staton Ionic No. 254 Richard A. Porter Albert Pike No. 303 Durward C. Danielson Lafayette No. 16
06-01-•1951
Cimarron
Cimarron
11-17-•1975
Sylvan Grove
Sylvan Grove
03-05-•1968
Evergreen
Fort Scott
09-29-•1971
Highland Park
Kansas City
02-05-•1974
Earned
Earned
09-18-•1977
Beulah
12-11-•1980
Fairview
Cherryvale
06-08-•1970
Highland
Medicine Lodge
05-16-•1952
Pleasanton
Pleasanton
01-15-•1965
Farmington
Macksville
09-18-•1965
Maple Grove
Wichita
01-11-•1964
Gridley
Gridley
09-11-•1982
Downs
Downs
01-29-•1958
Marysville
Marysville
05-26-•1961
Maple Grove
Dodge City
07-02-•1966
Wichita Park
Wichita
05-14-•1982
Graceland
Burlington
04-15-•1971
Topeka
Topeka
08-28-•1973
Goodland
Goodland
02-09-•1982
Plains
Plains
—Colby
05-12-•1986
Evergreen
Fort Scott
12-24-•1988
Mission Mausoleum
Wichita
02-03-•1968
Memorial Park
Parsons
07-10-•1987
Johnson Co. Mem. Gard.Overland Park
06-03-•1980
Fairview Park
06-20-•1987
Wichita Park
09-29-•1986
Sunrise
DECEASED DEPUTY GRAND MASTERS John A. Ferrell B. Harold Groff Robert E. Ferguson
March
06-21-1922 10-28-1950 05-07-1970
St. John -Wichita Manhattan
1988-89
Grand Lodge o f Kansas
207
LIVING PAST GRAND MASTERS AND ADDRESSES 1952 - S. Allan Daugherty 3411 E. Kinkaid St. Wichita, 67218
1974 - Forrest D. Haggard 7600 W. 75th St. Overland Park, 66204
1957 - Richard L. Becker Box 483 Coffeyville, 67337
1975 - Robert H. Arnold Box 122 Alma, 66401
1961 - John H. Murray 1020 S. 4th St. Leavenworth, 66048
1976 - Ralph D. Walker Route 1 Sharon Springs, 67758
1964 - Arthur C. Hodgson Box 666 Lyons, 67554
1977 - William F. Mcintosh Box 514 Clay Center, 67432
1965 - Owen E. Hodgson McCall Manor, Apt. 118 626 S. 3rd St. Salina, 67401-4105
1978 - Chester L. Gilbert 3455 SW Huntoon Topeka, 66604
1966 - William E. Montgomery Box HH Syracuse, 67878
1979 - W. Nolan Artz 155 Rutland Wichita, 67206 1980
F. Warren Starns HC 1 Box 78 Winona, 67764
1981
Ben B. Boyles 807 N. Main St. St. John, 67576
1982
Robert G. Jackson 3825 SW Worwick Town Road Topeka, 66610
1984
Larry D. Winegardner 601 S. 6th Atchison, 66002
1985
Arris M. Johnson 2714 Hillcrest Hays, 67601
1987
Clifford D. Knauss PO Box 151 Halstead, 67506
1988
Claude W. Norris 1523 Crawford Ft. Scott, 66701
1967 - William M. Bradford 707 W. Vine Wamego, 66547 1968 - Thomas C. Raum, Jr. 3149 Keywest Ct. Wichita, 67204 1969 - Carroll C. Arnett 1615 Country Club Rd. El Dorado, 67042 1971 - Robert D. Caplinger Route 2 Effingham, 66023 1972 - Richard D. Kelsey 16824 NW 54th Rossville, 66533 1973 - J. Fred Williamson 310 S. Purdy Lyons, 67554
GRAND TREASURERS 1856-1857 1857-1858 1858-1891 1891-1902 1902-1909 1909-1933
Beverlin Beck Isaac N. Roberts Christian Beck R. E. Torrington Albert Sarbach J. Frank March
1933-1937 1937-1961 1961-1968 1968-1984 1984-
John McCullagh Ben S. Paulen Floyd A. Palmer William E. Montgomery William F. Mcintosh
INTERIM GRAND TREASURER Thomas C. Raum, Jr
Feb. 1. 1984-March 17, 1984
208
Proceedings of the
. March
GRAND SECRETARIES 1856-1856 1856-1860 1860-1871 1871-1893
Charles T. Harrison Charles Mundee Eramus T. Carr John H. Brown
1894-1928 1928-1953 1953-1958 1958-1971 1971-
Albert K. Wilson Elmer F. Strain Arthur H. Strickland Charles S. HcGinness Albert 0. Arnold, Jr.
INTERIM GRAND SECRETARIES John C. Postlethwaite Matthew M. Miller Ben W. Graybill
Feb. 15, 1893-March 12, 1893 March 12, 1893-Feb. 22, 1894 May 13, 1971-July 31, 1971
LODGES UNDER DISPENSATION BUT NOT CHARTERED Allen, 1923; Burlington, 1863; Delaware, 1857; Denver City (Denver Lodge), 1860; Englevale, 1899; Leavenworth (Adelpha), 1868; Lecompton (Geary), 1857; Leoti, 1878; Lindsborg, 1884; Lindsey (Friendship), 1868; Opolis, 1855; Powhattan (Buckeye), 1896; Wichita, (Ark Valley Daylite Lodge), 1984; Wichita (E. Hubert Mitchell), 1979; Wheaton, 1903; and White Water, 1927. LODGE CHARTERS REVOKED, SURRENDERED, OR CONSOLIDATED Alden No. 308 with Sterling No. 171, 1957; Allen No. 335, 1923; Altoona No. 118 with Benedict No. 403, 1984; Americus No. 62, 1869; Andale No. 253 with Mt. Hope No. 238,1894 Apollo No. 297 with Hays No. 195, 1986; Arcadia No. 329 with Mulberry No. 261. 1986 Argonia (Chikaskia) No. 285, 1912; Atchison (St. Johns) No. 26, 1861; Aubrey No.30, 1863 Auraria No. 37 with Grand Lodge of Colorado, 1862; Owen A. Bassett No. 367 with Pittsburg No. 187, 1911; Bennington No. 180, 1944; Beaumont No. 439 with Joppa No. 223, 1937; Big Springs (Shawnee) No. 9, 1867; Blaine No. 337 with Westmoreland No. 257, 1894; Bluff City No. 313, 1897; Bluff City No. 235, 1903; Boling No. 365 with Tonganoxie (Henri) No. 190, 1937; Brookville No. 209, 1963; Bucklin No. 325, 1869, Cato No. 153 with Farlington (Godfrey) No. 124, 1894; Burr Oak No. 178 with Jewell No. 11, 1981; Burrton No. 182 with Halstead No. 46, 1969; Canton No. 197 with HcPherson No. 172, 1986; Cedar Vale No. 164, 1883 Cedar Vale (Myrtle) No. 164, 1894; Chanute (King David) No. 416 with Cedar No. 103, 1937 Charity No. 263 with Cosmos No. 278, 1977; Coats No. 394 with Kilwinning No. 265, 1978 Clifford (Whitewater) No. 148 with Halcyon No. 120, 1867; Clinton (Ashlar) No. 87, 1879 Codell No. 418 with Paradise No. 290, Plainville, 1968; Coolidge No. 316 with Royal No 192, 1985; Corning No. 13 with Seneca No. 39, 1968; Coyville No 57, 1955; Cunningham No 427 with Kilwinning No. 265, 1985; Deerfield No. 432 with Lakin (Emerald) No. 289, 1965 Delphos No. 202 with Minneapolis No. 143, 1987; Delvan No. 375 with Herington (Kansas) No 307, 1936; Dirigo No. 226 with Narka No. 349, 1986; Edwardsville (Composite) No. 152, 1879 Effingham No. 48, 1986; Emmett No. 387 with Pottawatomie No. 52, 1939; Emporia No. 12, 1863; Enterprise No. 353, 1910; Elk City (Elk Creek) No. 20, 1863; Elkhart No. 422 with Hugoton No. 406, 1986; Esbon (Salem) No. 228, 1939; Farlington (Godfrey)' No. 124 with Girard No. 93, 1932; Fostoria No. 392 with Westmoreland No. 257, 1974; Frankfort No. 67, 1876; Freeport (Lily) No. 301 with Bluff City No. 313, 1892; Frederick No. 337 with Royal No. 192, 1985; Fort Scott (Rising Sun) No. 46 with Fort Scott (Burbon) No. 8, 1878; Fort Gibson (Elpha) No. 122 with Grand Lodge Indian Territory, 1878; Freeport No. 389 with Stohrville No. 368, 1971; Friendship No. 208 with Mt. Hope No. 238, 1986; Galva No. 251 with McPherson No. 172, 1984; Garfield No. 235 with Riley (Ashlar) No. 344, 1972; Glasco No. 292 With Sincerity No. 214, 1983; Golden City with Grand Lodge of Colorado, 1862; Gove City No. 302 and Grainfield No. 381 to form Gove County No. 302, 1965; Greeley No. 211 with Delphian No. 44, 1940; Granada No. 53, Name changed and lodge moved to Wetmore No. 53, 1883; Greenleaf No. 232 with Washington No. 104, 1983; Grenola (Canopy) No. 248 with Moline No. 267, 1937; Grinell No. 448 with Oakley No. 253, 1973; Gypsum City No. 328 with Lindsborg No. 397, 1985; Halycon No. 120 with Marion (Centre) No. 147, 1978; Hamilton No. 301 with Madison No. 196, 1985; Hamlin No. 185 with Hiawatha No. 35, 1975; Hanover (Star) No. 69, 1919; Harveyville No. 421 with Burlingame (Corinthian) No. 79, 1984; Haven No. 157 with Sumner No. 203, 1986; Havensville No. 34 with Onaga No. 188, 1964; Hiawatha (Tribune) No. 216, 1883; High Prairie No. 25, 1862; Ida No. 170, 1881; Highland No. 296 with Wakefield No. 396, 1977; Holyrood No. 343 with Ellsworth No. 146, 1981; Indianola No. 34 (later. Great Light), 1887; Irving No. 112 with Blue Rapids No. 169, 1958; Isable No. 400 with Delta (Medicine Lodge) No. 77, 1973; Jamestown No. 227 with St. Johns No. 113, 1985, Kanorado No. 443 with Goodland No. 321, 1960; Kensington No. 405 with Smith Center (Western Star) No. 174, 1973;
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Kickapoo (Potter) No. 4 with Easton No. 45, 1973; Kingsdown No. 447 with Bucklin (Grandview) No. 376, 1965; Kirwin No. 175 with Phillipsburg No. 184, 1967; Leavenworth (Calvary) No. 50 with Leavenworth (King Solomon) No. 10, 1876; Mound City (Landmark) No. 218 with Altamont No. 69, 1973; Leavenworth (Dispensation Landmark Charter St. Johns) Nov. 26, 1870; Lecompton No. 13, 1865; Liberty No. 123 with Keystone No. 102, 1918; Lincolnville No. 315, 1896; Lindsborg (Phoenix) No. 253, 1888; Linn No. 170 with Frontier No. 104, 1962; Long Island No. 231 with Almena (Naphtali) No. 310, 1976; Louisburg No. 180, 1894; Luray No. 142 with Lucas (Blue Hill) No. 198, 1943; Lyons No. 192; Mackey No. 48; Maple City No. 342 with Dexter No. .156, 1977; Maple Hill No. 370 with Alma No. 161, 1977; Marquette No. 353 with Lindsborg No. 397, 1967; McDonald No. 383 with St. Francis No. 404, 1985; Medicine Valley with Medicine Lodge (Delta) No. 77, 1979; Milan No. 255 with Argonia No. 285, 1968; Miltonvale No. 242 with Clay Center No. 134, 1987; Mission Hills No. 54, name changed to Shawnee No. 54, 1952; Moline No. 267 with Meridian No. 126, 1987; Montana (Evergreen) No. 86, 1888; Monticello No. 43, 1875; Moundridge No. 346 with Galva No. 251, 1868; Mt. Pleasant No. 58, 1888; Morland No. 414 with Milbrook No. 281, 1986; Morrill No. 373 with Hamlin No. 185, 1969; Munden No. 128 with Cuba No. 362, 1983; Nemaha (Corning) No. 13 with Seneca No. 39, 1968; Neosho Rapids No. 77 (Changed to Ionic), 1879; Nevada City (Nevada) No. 36 with Grand Lodge of Colorado, 1862; New Albany No. 8 with Fredonia (Constellation) No. 95, 1973; Newton (Magnolia) No. 231 with Newton No. 142, 1901; Norcatur No. 317 with Oberlin (Mountain Slope) No. 186, 1979; North Lawrence (Valley) No. 30, Second Charter, 1887; Oak No. 287 with Smith Center (Western Star) No. 174, 1983; Occidental No. 207 with Osborne (Saqui) No. 160, 1978; Olive No. 350 with Vesper 136 to form Sedan (Vesper-Olive) No. 136, 1972; Olivet (Astra) No. 363, 1908; Osage Mission (Mission) No. 92, 1897; Osawatomie (Osage Valley) No. 24, 1863; Ottawa No. 128 with Franklin No. 18, 1906; Ottawa (Melody) No. 400 with Ottawa No. 18, 1928; Ottumwa No. 11, 1863 and 1871; Paola (Miami) No. 68 with Paola No. 37, 1876; Pardee (Dispensation Lincoln, Chartered Center) No. 69, 1971; Paris No. 22, 1871; Piper No. 385 with Kansas City (Delaware) No. 96, 1937; Parkersville No. 168 with Dwight No. 374, 1937; Perry (Perryville) No. 52, 1877; Pomona No. 138, 1901; Potwin No. 288 with Towanda No. 30, 1969; Powhattan No. 363 with Hiawatha No. 35, 1971; Pretty Prairie No. 428 with Arlington (Cable) No. 299, 1967; Quenemo No. 270 with Pomona (McKinley) No. 41, 1981; Rob Morris No. 332 with Pratt (Kilwinning) No. 265, 1982; Rosalia No. 434 with Leon (Joppa) No. 223, 1961; Randall No. 304 with Jewell No. 11, 1966; Rexford No. 442 with Colby (St. Thomas) No. 306, 1983; Richfield No. 303, 1892; Richmond No. 426 with Garnett (Delphain) No. 44, 1946; Riley (Ashlar) No. 344 with Wamego No. 75, 1987; Robinson No. 159 with Hiawatha No. 35, 1981; Salina (John H. Brown) No. 216 with Salina No. 60, 1907; Salt Lake City (Mt. Moriah) No. 70 with Grand Lodge Of Utah, 1872; Saratoga No. 216, 1892; Scranton (Perfect Square) No. 220, 1908; Scottville No. 249 with Sincerity No. 214, 1983; Scranton No. 407 with Carbondale No. 70; Sedgwick No. 139 with Newton No. 142, 1984; Seneca No. 39, 1875; Severence No. 313 with Highland (Smithton) No. 1, 1951, Shawnee No. 54, 1928; Smoky Valley No. 209 with Salina No. 60, 1967; Saltville (Barnard) No. 59 with Lincoln No. 154, 1973; Soldier No. 240 with Circleville No. 20, 1967; SpearviUe No. 388 with Dodge City (St. Bernard) No. 222, 1987; Springdale No. 152, 1887; Stan Smart No. 378 with Attica (R. 0. Ely) No. 262, 1981; Stanton No. 18, 1963; Stanton (Zion) No. 108, 1883; Stohrville No. 368 with Anthony No. 200, 1984; Sylvia No. 391 with Stafford No. 252, 1984; Sylvan Grove No. 359 with Lincoln No. 154, 1987; Tecumseh No. 15, 1874; Timber Creek (Dick Rees) No. 59, 1887; Trading Post (Blooming Grove) No. 41, 1904; Turner No. 425 with Kansas City (Ben Hur) No. 322, 1937; Turon No. 358 with Arlington (Cable) No 299, 1986; Tuscon No. 82 with Neosho No. 27, 1982; Twin Falls (Olive) No. 181, 1885; Twin Springs No. 61, Name changed to LaCygne No. 61 and moved to LaCygne, 1870; Twin Grove No. 213 with Hope No. 155, 1984; Tyro No. 386 with Caney No. 324, 1966; Urbana No. 239 with Erie No 76, 1969, Valley No. 30 with Lawrence No. 6, 1876; Valley Center (Ark) No. 243, 1902; Valley Falls No. 21 with Meriden No. 236, 1981; Vermillion No. 320 with Frankfort No. 67, 1968; Virginia City No. 34 with Grand Lodge of Montana, 1886; Waldron No. 377 with Anthony No. 200, 1957; Wallace No. 318 moved to Winona, 1961; Walton No. 323, 1895; Westphalia (Avon) No. 305 with Garnett (Delphian) No. 44, 1963; Wetmore No. 53 with Netawaka (Polar Star) No. 130, 1944; Wetmore No. 53, Second Charter and Consolidated with Goff No. 430, 1968; White Water (Brainerd) No. 280, 1927; White Cloud No. 78 with Highland (Smithton) No. 1, 1979; Whitewater No. 180 with Towanda No. 30, 1977; Whiting No. 250 with Polar Star No. 130, 1988; Wilmore No. 412 with Comanche No. 295, 1977; Windom No. 276 with McPherson No. 172, 1980 and Winfield No. 98 with Winfield (Adelphia) No. 110, 1903.
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NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF GRAND SECRETARIES AND GRAND REPRESENTATIVES IN FRATERNAL RELATIONS WITH KANSAS STATE
GRAND SECRETARY
GRAND REP. OTHERS
GRAND REP. KANSAS
Alabama
Joseph P. Jones Box 6195 Montgomery, 36106
Willard R. Fuller Rt 3 Box 35 Fyffe, 35971
W. Nolan Artz 155 Rutland Wichita, 67206
Alaska
Neil R. Bassett Box 190668 Anchorage, 99502-0668
Glenn W. Pruett 350 Farmers Loop Rd. Fairbanks, 99712-1403
Clifford Trax 3400 W 77th Valley Center, 67147
Arizona
Robert F. Henderson Masonic Temple 345 W. Monroe St. Phoenix, 85003
Robert Henderson 3407 N. 24th Phoenix, 85015
William F. Mcintosh Box 514 Clay Center, 67432
Arkansas
Jack B. Donham 700 Scott St. Little Rock, 72201
Billy D. Porter
Arthur M. Williams Box 15 Arkansas City, 67005
California
Robert A. Klinger Calif. Masonic Temple 1111 California San Francisco, 94108
Colorado
Dennis L Harris 1130 Panorama Dr. Colorado Springs, 80904
Herschel Perry 705 S. Force Lamar, 81052
J. Fred Williamson 310 S. Purdy Lyons 67554
Connecticut
R. Stanley Harrison Box 250 Wallingford, 06492
R. S. Harrison 100 High St. Bristol. 06010
John Rule 1103 N. 4th Atchison, 66002
Delaware
Warren F. Schueler, Sr. PGM 818 Market Wilmington, 19801-3011
Ray W. Budd 229 Lyndhurst Ave McDaniel Crest Wilmington, 19803
Lyman H. Brown Rt 1 Box 66A Plains, 67869
District of Columbia
Stewart W. Minor Suite 500 600 F St. NW Washington, 20004
Ronald G. Wood 250 Llewelyn Ln. Huntington, HD, 20639
William E. Bradford 707 Vine Wamego, 66547
Flordia
William G. Wolf Box 1020 Jacksonville, 32201
Grant T. Gilder 4 NE n t h St. Miami Shores, 33153
David R. Shepard 1516 S. Main Ft. Scott, 66701
Georgia
Carl F. Lester, Jr. 811 Mulberry Macon, 31298-5099
James M. Head 7514 Elliot Rd. Jonesboro, 30236
Ben B. Boyles 807 N. Main St. John, 67576
Idaho
Larry R. Turner Box 1677 Boise, 83701
Wayne W. Woodward 300 Evergreen Rd. Emmett, 83617
Eugene V. Beggs Ensign, 67841
Illinois
Lyle H. Paisley Box 4147 Springfield, 62708
John A Lombardi 5544 Wilson Chicago, 60630
Donald E. Vochatzer, Sr. 10648 Polfer Rd. Kansas City, 66109
Indiana
Roy 0. Turner Box 44210 Indianapolis, 46204
Lee J. Hartner 6426 Alvarez St. Ft. Wayne, 64815
Paul W. Babcock 4641 Metropolitan Ave. Kansas City, 66106
Iowa
Tom Eggleston Masonic Temple Box 279 Cedar Rapids, 52408
Richard 0. Kelsey 16824 NW 54th St. Rossville, 66533
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Kentucky
J. C. McClanahan Masonic Home, 40041
William L. Rice Rt.l Versailles, 40383
Joseph B. Detrixhe Ames, 66931
Louisana
Jack Crouch 1300 Masonic Temple New Orleans, 70130
Leslie F. Tanner 2718 S. Carrollton Ave. New Orleans, 70118
William J. Brown 2839 S. Bonn Wichita, 67217
Maine
Edwin V. George 415 Congress St. Portland, 04111
Charles E. Briggs 21 Ualpole St. Norwood, 02062
Hugh E. Richards 26 Douglas Pkwy. Wichita, 67206
Maryland
Jack R. Frazier 225 N. Charles St. Baltimore, 21201
A. Ray Bulgin 225 N. Charles St. Baltimore, 21201
Paul E. Murphy 8845 Horton St. Overland Park, 66207
Massachusetts
Robert P Beach 186 Tremont St. Boston, 02111
Edgar W. Darling 14 Arbor Ln. Wilbraham, 01095
Vernon D. Martin 311 W. 8th St. Concordia, 66901
Michigan
Robert N. Osborne, PGM Masonic Temple 223 E. Fulton Grand Rapids, 49503
Royce E. Curlis Masonic Temple 223 E. Fulton Grand Rapids, 49503
Owen E. Hodgson McCall Manor, Apt. 118 626 S. 3rd Salina, 67401-4105
Minnesota
Raymond E. Schlemmer St. Paul Masonic Ctr. 220 E. Plato Blvd. St. Paul, 55107
Glen Nelson 9114 Vinland Proctor 55810
E. Dean Osborn 328 E. 1st St. Wichita, 67202
Mississippi
T. K Griffis Box 1030 Meridian, 39301
Charles H. Powell Rt 1, Box 114 Vardaman, 38878
James P. Brown 1209 Ridge Rd. Atchison, 66002
Missouri
Terry C. Alexander 800 Hwy., 63 North Columbia, 65201-6697
J. Morgan Donelson Princeton, 64673
Clifford D. Knauss Rt 2, Box 151 Halstead, 67056
Montana
Dean M. Lindahl Box 1158 Helena, 59624
Sheldon Rediske Baker, 59313
Paschal W. Lundy The Heritage Club 2020 S. Monroe St. Denver, CO 80210
Nebraska
Albert R. Reddick
Wilbert W. Wittmess 900 Fillmore Omaha, 68128
Richard H. Hart 124 Kendall Topeka, 66606
Nevada
Frank E. Hart 40 West 1st, Ste. 317 Reno, 89501
Larry E. Wallace 2312 Kirk Ave. Las Vagas, 89101
Carl A. Steward Cedar Vale, 67204
New Hampshire
Stanley A. Johnson, PGM 813 Beech St. Manchester, 03104
Arnold M. Ashley Box 246 Dover, 03820
L. D. Winegardner 601 S. 6th Atchison, 66002
New Jersey
Raymond P. Bellini, PGM Box 460 Burlington, 08016
Julius W. Lodgek 213 Fern Ave. Collinswood, 08108
Elvin S. Cox Box 43 Rose Hill, 67133
New Mexico
Ray D. Carpenter. PGM 7212 Canary Lane NE Albuquerque, 87109
New York
Wendell K. Walker Masonic Hall 71 W. 23rd St. New York, 10010
Willard Smyth 34 Sugar Plum Rd. Levittown, PA 19056 New York, 10010
F. Warren Starns HC 1, Box 78 Winona, 67764
North Carolina
Robert P. Dudley Box 6505 Raleigh, 27628
E. John Elmore Box 964 Burlington, 27215
Jerry W. Cole 1351 N. Emporia Wichita, 67214
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North Dakota
Paul L. Burkhardt 201 14th Ave. N. Fargo, 58102
Leland E. Fett 2507 9th St. South Fargo, 58102
Arthur C. Hodgson Box 656 Lyons, 67554
Ohio
Vernon E. Musser Box 629 634 High St. Worthington, 43085
James J. Harbage 1120 Horning Dr. Worthington, 43085
John H. Murray 1020 S. 4th Leavenworth, 66048
Oklahoma
John E. Shaver Box 1019 Guthrie, 73044
C. W. Reece Box 1019 Guthrie, 73044
Basil Marhofer Box 6 Ness City, 67560
Oregon
James M. Shillingburg Box 96 Forest Grove, 97116
J. L. Taylor 585 S. Espey Grants Pass, 97527
Morgan J. Snyder PO Box 93 Clay Center, 67432
Pennsylvania
Thomas W. Jackson Masonic Temple 1 N. Broad St. Philadelphia, 19107
Rhode Island
Julio A. Paniccia, PGM 742 Plainfield St. Providence. 02909
G. Harvey Faulkner 4550 N. Flowing Wells Rd. Apt. 93 Tucson, AZ 85705
Virgil W. Dobson Box 416 Sharon Springs, 67758
Puerto Rico
Benjamin Santana Box 8385 Santurce, 00910
Pedro Rojas GPO 1616 San Juan, 00936
Mel burn C. Barnes 735 N. 10th St. Fredonia, 66736
South Carolina
H. Dwight McAlister 1401 Senate St. Columbia, 29201
Ronald A. Ashcraft Box 18283 Spartanburg, 29318
Chester L. Gilbert 3455 SW Huntoon Topeka, 66604
South Dakota
Raymond W. Horn, Sr. Box 468 Sioux Falls, 57101
William E. Mitchell Plankinton, 57368
Carroll D. Marker Box 11 McLouth, 66054
Tennessee
John R. Stracener Box 24216 Nashville, 37202
W. R. Patton, Jr. 622 Vinton Erwin, 37650
C. Travis Spencer Box 312 Hutchinson, 67501
Texas
James D. Ward Box 446 Waco, 76703
W. B. Ball Box 12526 San Antonio, 78212
K. Maynard Curts 8935 Cottonwood, Apt. 4 Lenexa, 66215
Utah
Robert D. Braman 640 E. South Temple St. Salt Lake City, 84102
Lynn J. Brady Eureka, 84628
Kevin Peterson 652 Briarcliff Salina, 67401
Vermont
Ernest R. McDonald, Jr. 431 Pine B u r l i n g t o n , 05401-0431
Virginia
John P. Stokes Box 27345 Richmond, 23261
James B. Wilkinson
Glenn L. Knapp 2747 Frances Leavenworth, 66048
Washington
Walberg Tonstad Masonic Temple 47 St. Helens Ave. Tacoma, 98402
Clyde B. Mix 47 St. Helens Ave. Tacoma, 98402
George L. Gerardy 1301 Kansas Atchison, 66002
West Virginia
Camden C. Ferrell Box 2346 Charleston, 25328
Milton E. Brookman 506 Reynolds Princeton, 24740
Gerald L. Townsend 6805 Maston Ave. Shawnee Mission, 66203
Wisconsin
Carl W. Skoog 36275 Sunset Dr. Dousman, 53118
Carl W. Skoog 3818 W. Helena St. Milwaukee, 53209
Robert D. Caplinger Route 2 Effingham, 66203
Wyoming
Ray A. Noah Box 459 Casper, 82602
James E. Zimmerman Box 1217 Topeka, 66601
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COUNTRY
GRAND SECRETARY
GRAND REP. OTHERS
GRAND REP. KANSAS
Alberta
A. F. Aylesworth 330 12 Ave. SW Calgary, T2R 0H2
Lloyd E. Dickson 47 Rutherford Close Red Deer, T4N 3L1
James 0. Foster 14200 Boston Wichita, 67230
Argentina
Gabriel F. Martinez Cangallo 1242 (R.28) Buenos Aires
Carlos Gazardsian
John M. Peyton 409 N. College Mulvane 67110
Austria
Dieter Scheitz 1010 Wein Rauhensteingasse 3
Robert Rosenbaum 1010 Wein Rauhensteingasse 3
William B. Chapman Oakley, 67748
Belgium (Regular Grand Lodge)
Claude Martin Rue Royale 265 1030 Brussels
Boliva
Federico Calero Deheza Postal No. 564 La Paz
Brasil (Amazonas Acre)
Manoel D. S. Matos Box 162 69025 Manaus AM Brasil
Brasil (Bahia)
Egydio Vieira Filho Rua Carlos Gomez 108, Salvador-Bahia
Oswaldo Bello Biscia Rua Carlos Gomez 108, Salvador-Bahia
Jack B. Stairrett Rt. 3 Jetmore, 67854
Brasil (Brasilia)
Manuel M. deSouza Neto Caixa Postal 11-1128 70,000 Brasilia-DF
Manuel M. deSouza Neto Caixa Postal 11-1128 70,000 Brasilia-DF
Lewis C. Carter 411 S. Montana Hoi ton, 66436
Brasil (Ceara)
Marcus V. M. da Silva Avenida Do Imperador 145347 Caixa Postal 76 60.015 Fortaleza, Ceara
Antonio F. Nogueira Avenida Do Imperador 145/47 Caixa Postal 76 60.015 Fortaleza, Ceara
Victor J. Olson 201 W. Banks Ave. Rt 2 Burlingame, 66413
Brasil (Goias)
Carlos I. DePaula Rua T-28 No. 1567 Setor Bueno 7400 Goiania, Goias
Pedro N. DeSouza Caixa Postal 666 77,100 Anapolis, Goias
Benny Holloway Rt. 1 Narka, 66960
Brasil (Mato Grasso)
Wilson M. Barbosa Ave Calogeras 1952 Caixa Postal 611 Campo Grande 79,100 MS Mato Grasso
M. M. Alves Caixa Postal 36 CEP 79,600 Tres Lagoas Mato Grosso Do Sul
J. Wayne Pipkin Box 488 Cheney, 67025
Brasil (Hinas Gerais)
J. L. Carneiro Rua Donna Cecilia No. 26 Serra, M. G.
Luiz S. DeFario 908 Ave Alfonso Pena 30,000 Belo Horizonte Mines Gerais
Richard L. Becker Box 483 Coffeyville, 67337
Brasil (Paraiba)
Dr. Jacy M. Leite Rue Joao Domingos 197 Miramar CEP, 58,000 Joao Pessoa, Paraiba
Severino M. Paiva Box 1 Joao Pessona 58,000 Paraiba
Larry L. Algott 9696 Blue River Hills Manhattan, 66502
Brasil (Parana)
Antonio A. Jansson Rua Visconde Do Rio
Elipdio Salva Rua Visconde Do Rio Branco 1485-C/3 Caixa Postal 1363 8000 Curitiba Parana
Floyd Coffman W. 15th St. Courthouse Ottawa, 66067
Branco 1485-C/3 Caixa Postal 1363 8000 Curitiba Parana
Joseph C. Campbell 401 S. Seneca St. Wichita, 67218 Raul Q. Aramayo Postal No. 564 La Paz
C. M. (Bud) Geis Box 72 Circleville, 66416 Floyd A. Bosler 4323 Martin Kansas City, 66102
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Brasil (Pernambuco)
Paulo D C Lustosa Rua Imperial 197 Caixa Postal 1415 Recife, Pernambuco
Jose Harcelo Rua Imperial 197 Caixa Postal 1415 Recife, Pernambuco
Ray D. Fincher 1725 Appleton Parsons, 67357
Brasil (Piaui)
Valdir E. Soares Rua Riachuelo, 1164 Caixa Postal 176 64,200 Parniba, Piaui
S. X. Goncalves Caixa Postal 10 64,000 Teresina, Piaui
Clayton J. Connell Rt 3 Fail River, 67057
Brasil (Rio de Janiero)
Jose Nunes Dos Santos Rua Professor Gabezo 129 Tyvea, Cep 20271 Rio de Janiero RJ
Brasil (Rio Grande Do Sul)
Kurt M. Hauser Ave. Praira Bel as No. 560 Caixa Postal 683 Port Alegre, 9000
Kurt M. Hauser Ave Praira Bel as No. 560 Caixa Postal 683 Post Alegre, 9000
A. Kevin Kobler 2940 SW Gage Blvd. Topeka, 66614
Brasil (Santa Catarina)
Jose P. Da Cunha Brito Box D-33 88,000 Florianopolis Santa Catarina
Marcos A. Von Bathen Caixa Postal 380 Lages
John L. Heckert Box 1213 Ottawa, 66067
Brasil (Sao Paulo)
Erwin Seignemartin Box 8348 CPO 01508, Sao Paulo
Orieo P. Sobrinho Box 8348 01000 Sao Paulo
Eugene E. Carlson Box 1213 El Dorado, 67042
British Columbia
William L. Stirling 1495 W. 8th Ave. Vancouver V6H 1C9
William J. Mason 1495 W. 8th Ave. Vancouver V6H 1C9
William E. Montgomery Box HH Syracuse, 67878
Canada (Ontario)
Robert E. Davies Box 217 Hamilton L8N 309
Alan Broughton 327 Pte. DesChenescries RR 1 Sault St. Marie
Richard D. Overton 6937 Grandview Merriam, 66204
Chile
Enrique C. Arretchea Marcoleta 659 Casilla Postal 2857
J. P. DeLeon-Chaves Casilla Postal 284 Vina Del Mar
Ray C. Hopson 2426 Benjamin Dr. Wichita, 67204
Columbia (Bogota)
Argemiro C. Restrepo Apartado Aereo No.6672 Bogota, DE
J. Murray Jolley 1034 Shepherd Ave. W Downsview M3H 2TJ
Merle D. Bradley 2300 W. 30th Topeka, 66611
Columbia (Cartagena)
Jose J. V. Perez Box 1969 Cartagena
Columbia (Santander)
Manuel R. A. P o r t i l l a Avienda 2E 0-33N Quinta Bosch Cucuta
Armando Fuentez Ave. 7A No. 6-77 Apartado Aereocuta
Alfred D. Van Tries 6649 Lowell Dr. Shawnee Mission, 66204
China (Taiwan)
S. S. Yuan 10 Lane 201 Chang-An East Road, Sec. 2 Taipei 103, ROC
Jorgen B. Schroeder Shin Lin PO Box 28-9 Taipei 111, ROC
Oscar D. Smith 1505 W. Cedar Olathe, 66061
Costa Rica
Jorge Zeledon Box 10,060 San Jose, 1000
Jeorge H. Sanchez Box 14 Alajuela
Ralph D. Walker Rt. 1 Sharon Springs, 67758
Cuba
Raciel M. Andrew Aparlado 72 Lahabana
Angel G. Fabars Despaigne
Billy E. Archibald Almena, 67522
Denmark
Jorgen V. Jorgensen P. 0. Box 2563 Blegdamsvej 23 DK 2100 Denmark
Torben U. Smith P. 0. Box 2563 Blegdamvej 23 DK 2100 Denmark
John E. Stover Box 16 Cawker City, 67430
Robert K. Shklar 2055 Fifth Kiowa, 67070
Hurlbut K. Graves 430 North S t .
St. Francis, 67756
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Billy J. Beaver 529 Southwest Blvd. Kansas City, MO 64108
Dominican Republic
Ramon H. G. Rojo Arzobispo Portes No. 554 Espuina Las Carreras Santo Domingo
Ecuador
Ricardo C. Bohorquez Box 932 Guayaquil
Carlos Cucalon Box 932 Guayaquil
David F. Snyder 820 Old North Manor Rd Wichita, 67217
El Salvador
Pedro Leonel H. Monge PO Box 30D9 San Salvador
Guillermo Orellana Mixco Ave. Bernal y Calle Antigua a San Antonia Abad 291 San Salvador
John A. Schowalter 303 Poplar Hal stead, 67056
England
CMD. MBS Higham, R. N. Freemasons' Hall 60 Great Queen St. London WC2B 5AZ
George T. Kelway St. Anna Mil ford Haven Pembrokeshire
S. Allan Daugherty 3411 E. Kinkaid Wichita, 67218
Finland
Yrjo Hakkinen Kasarmikuta 16 D 00130 Helsinki 13
Holgar Liinpaa Rauhankatu 6A 00130 Helsinki 13
Jeffrey L. Sowder Box 177 Toronto, 66777
France
H. Benaroya 65 Blvd. Bineau 92200 Neiully Sur Seine
Bernard Guillemain 7 Rue Ed. Henroit 76600 LaHavre
David Recob 1241 SW 31st Topeka, 66611
Gabon (Africa)
Marius Foungues BP 233 Libreville
Germany
Gerd Honisch Emserstrasse 12-13 1 Berlin 31
Gerd Honisch Emerstrasse 12-13 1 Berlin 31
Albert 0. Arnold, Jr. Box 1217 Topeka, 66601
Greece
Stamelos P. Macris 19 Acharnon St. 104 38 Athens
G. loannides 19 Acharnon St. 104 38 Athens
A. Franklin Baldwin Rt.l, Box 34 Fontana, 66026
Guatemala
Jose Luis Franco De Leon 27 calle 12-45 Zona 5 Aparte Postal 34 Guatemala Citv, C.A.
H. E. Soiorzano Arco 4-7 No. 32 Zone 5 Jardines de LasAsuncion Cuidad de Guatemala
Webster T. Bolin 309 SE 3rd Newton, 67114
Honduras
Ramon H. Rivas 3a Ave. No. 717 Tegucigalpa
Carlos Lainez-Calderon Apartade Postal No.l53-C Tegucigalpa, D. C.
Harvey L. Henderson Box 155 Sa-tanta, 67870
Iceland
Sigurdur Orn Einarsson Skulagata 55 Reykjavik
T. Bernardsson Skulagata 55 Reykjavik
Duane W. Stutz Utica, 67584
India
H. P. Gupta Freemasons' Hall Janpath, PO Box 681 New Dehli, 110001
M. Rajogoplan 54-147 Mount Road Madras 6
Claude Norris 1523 S. Crawford Ft. Scott, 66701
Iran
NematoUah Raeen Box 25017 L. A., CA 90025 USA
Mohammad H. Afghami Box 11-1777 Tehran
W. Max Hathis 1006 Champa St. Pratt, 67124
Ireland
Michael W. Walker Freemasons' Hall 17 Molesworth St. Dublin 2
Norman A. Peilow Freemasons' Hall 17 Molesworth St. Dublin 2
Robert G. Jackson 3825 Worwick Town Rd. Topeka, 66610
Israel
Arie Hunitz Box 33206 Tel Aviv
Samuel Raphaeli Box 33206 Tel Aviv
Forrest D. Haggard 7600 W. 75th Overland Park, 66204
Robert J. Higgs 125 SW. Courtland Topeka, 66606
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Italy
Ernesto Zampieri II Vascello Via San Pancrazio n.8 00152 Roma
Antonio Guastafierro Via F. Persico, 62 80141 Napoli
L. Eldon Gideon Route 6 Topeka, 66608
Japan
Paul E. Newman, PGM 1-3 Shibakoen 4-Chome Minato-Ku Tokyo, 105
Katsumi Inaba 2-11 Kureiwa-Cho Hissaki, Yamashina-Ku Kyoto, 607
Carroll C. Arnett 1615 Country Club Dr. El Dorado, 67042
Luxembourg
Andre Zirves L-3725 Rumelange 20 Rue Dr. Flesch
Roland Lecaf 40 Espanade Diekrich, Luxembourg
Charles H. Hoffmeister 3330 Virginia Topeka, 66605
Monitoba
W. A. Mildren 420 Corydon Ave. Winipeg R3L 0N8
R. W. Hart 113 Browning Blvd. Winipeg R3K OLl
Ralph E. Wilson 223 Concordia Bella Vista, AK 72712
Mexico (Baja Calif)
Lorenzo G. Delgado Conocido, Fraccionamiento Padre Kino, Tijuana
Mexico (Baja Calif Sur)
Rauls S. Vega Apartado Postal 490 LaPaz
Mexico (Campeche)
Chester Collins Box 96 Winona, 67764 Harry E. Gorrell Box 215 Independence, 67301
Campeche Grand Lodge Off. Of Permanent Ex. Sec. â&#x20AC;˘24350 Escarcego, Campeche
James W. Robbins 400 S. Alabama Martinsburg, WV 25401
Mexico (Cosmos)
Jesus F. Santana E. Domicilio calle Libertad 1004 Chihuaua CP 31000
Robert M. Nease Box 716 Hugoton, 67951
Mexico (Del Pacifico)
Inocencio H. Verdugo Apartado Postal No. 20 Guaymas, Sonora
Wilbur W. Rothe 641 Morningside Dr. Salina,67401
Mexico (Nuevo Leon)
Lenin C. Molina Fidel C. Mireles Gral M. Escobedo Nte Apartado Postal 309 414, Apdo Postal 309 Monterry, N. L. Monterrey, N. L. CP 64,000
Ethan A. Quakenbush Box 368 Sublette, 67877
Mexico (San Luis Potosi)
Carlos J. A. Aguilar Apdo Postal No. 104 San Luis Potosi
Anselmo S. Garza Apdo Postal No. 104 San Luis Potosi
Mexico (Tamaulipas)
Daniel C. Gonzales Encino No. 100 Col. Agulia Box 419, Tampico 89,230
Jose S. Vega Del Castillo Gerald L. Anderson F.A. de Olmos 101 Nte. 1000 Dewey Altos Tampico, Tamps Galena, 66739
Mexico (York)
D. H. Hart PC Box 1986 Mexico 1 D. F.
Frederico Von Son Apartado Postal 12-659 03020 Mexico, DF
Merle Furnas 3606 W. 7th Coffeyville, 67337
Netherlands
J. Nicholas de Vroom 22 Fluwelen Burgwal 2511 CJ The Hague
G. Tanis Van Kebwich Verschuurlaan 25-510 Groningen
Lloyd D. Crall 1915 Hart Dodge City, 67801
New Brunswick
Basil A. Prescott PO Box 6430 STN A St. John E2L 4R
Fred S. P. Haycock 109 Beaverbrook Ave. St. John E2k 2WB
Clarence W. Sills Parker, 66072
New South Wales
R. G. Cannon 279 Castlereaugh St. PO Box A 259 Sydney South NSW 2000
A. A. Kennedy 13 Middle Harbor Rd. Linfield East 2020
Wm. J. Colnar 8012 Arcadia Kansas City, 66112
Damon M. Grimes Rt. 4 Paola, 66071
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New Zealand
Roy J. Towers Box 6439 Wellington 1
A. R. White 27 Little John St. Hillsboro Auckland 4
Don E. Robinett Rt 2, Box 52 Randall, 66963
Nicaragua
David Pereyra S. Box 103 Managua
A. G. Laraespada Box 102 Managua
R. Kenneth Land 2129 Morningside Dr. Topeka, 66614
Norway
Sverre Krokaas Nedre Voldgate 19 Oslo 1
Colonel Aksel Siding Gyssestadkollen 4 1312 Slependen
Donald D. Schoeni 4828 Cody Shawnee, 66203
Nova Scotia
Gerald G. Vickers 1533 Barrington St. Halifax B3J 1Z4
Frederick C. Armitage RR 1.Mount Uniacke Hants Co. Nova Scotia Canada BON IZO
Thurman D. Miller 304 Shawnee Hiawatha, 66434
Panama
Marco E. Tenorio Box 84 Panama 1
Manuel Mendoza Box 84 Panama 1
David E. Casey Box 75 Grainfield, 67737
Peru
Amadori Quinonez Box 587 Lima, 100
Carlos Valasquez Bnx 5!?" Lima, 100
Roderick B. Bentley .'Shields, 67884
Phillipine Islands
Alejandrino A. Eusebio 1440 San Marcelino Manila
Victoria C. Daroya 1440 San Marcelino Manila
James H. Trice, Jr. Medicine Lodge, 67104
Prince Edward Island
Keith MacKinnon Box 337 Charlottetown CIA 7K7
Henry N. Birch Port Hill Northam R. R.
Kenneth W. Shreve 2139 Bella Vista Wichita, 67203
Quebec
K. W. Aldridge 2295 St. Mark St. Montreal H3H 2G9
R. H. Teague 165 Evelyn St. Greenvield Pk J4V 2S6
Thomas C. Raun, Jr. 71 Mission Rd. Wichita, 67203
Queensland
Graham R. White U.G.L. of Queensland GPO Box 2204 Brisbane QLD 4401 Australia
G. S. Lister, PAGH U.G.L. of Queensland GPO Box 2204 Brisbane QLD 4401 Australia
Irwin Gedney Gaylord, 67638
Saskatchewan
Robert G. Treleaven 1930 L o m e St. Regina, Saskatchewan Canada, S4P 2M1
W. J. Oliver 2666 Argyle St. Regina, Saskatchewan Canada, S4S 0K4
Alvin E. Hauserman 515 W. 7th St. Junction City, 66441
Scotland
Arthur O: Hazel 96 George St. Edinburgh EH2 3DH
Alastaire N. Russell 34 Rose Ave. Elgin Morayshire
Robert H. Arnold Box 122 Alma, 66401
South Africa
Leslie Gould Grand Lodge Centre Box 46203 Orange Grove Johannesburg 2119
Henry Glenton
John W. Willey, 111 317 E. 7th Solomon, 67480
South Australia
Owen D. Redman Freemasons' Hall 254 North Terrace Adelaide 5000
L. H. Ferrar 24 Hingara Ave. Stoneyfell
Conrad F. Johnson 217 S. 12th Sabetha, 66534
Spain
Joseph Hunte Rodriguez Apartado Corres NUM 5119 Barcelona 08080
Sweden
Erik Lyth Frimurareorden Nybrokajen 7, 8 Tr 11148 Stockholm
James E. Bradley 201 S. Bay Greensburg, 67054 Robert Palman S170 U Drottingholm
Myron G. Johnson Lenora, 67645
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March
Switzerland (Alpina)
Emil Huerliraann Grand Lodge Alpina Rue Du Petit-Beauliev Ch-1004, Lausanne
Jean C. Huget Alt Landstr 109 Ch-8803 Ruchlikon
James W. Cleland Wakeeney, 67672
Tasmania (Australia)
Kyle H. Wood 3 Sandy Bay Rd. Hobart 7000 Tasmania, Australia
H. B. Fowler 20 Delamere Crescent Launceston 7250
Charles D. Gallipeau 2627 N. 43rd St. Kansas City, 66104
Turkey
Nesip Aksut Masonic Hall 25 Nuru Ziyz So Beyoglu, Istanbul
Una1 Godtunca Sakayik Sok 37/7 Tesvikiye, Istanbul
William E. Cook 6905 W. 51st Plaza #2A Shawnee Mission, 66202
Venezuela
Francisco F. Quinones Masonic Temple Este 3 No. 5 APDO 927 Caracas
N. G. Baptista Masonic Temple Este 3 No. 5 SPDO 927 Caracas
James L. Withers HC 1, Box 485 Sharon Springs, 67758
Victoria
Donald E. Plaisted 300 Albert St. East Melbourne 3002
J. A. Mitchell, PJGW 12 Gregg St. Swan Hill Victoria 3585, Australia
Arthur R. Seele Monument, 67747
Western Australia
E. K. Howells Freemasons' Hall Perth
Derek J. Samson 176 Preston Point Rd. East Freemantle W. A. 6158
Arris M. Johnson 2714 Hi 11 crest Hays, 67601
Grand Jurisdictions are requested to review the name, spelling and address and to submit changes or new additions direct to the Grand Secretary, Box 1217, Topeka, Kansas 66601-1217. We request address corrections whenever possible.
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GRAND LODGE COMMITTEES 1989-1990 CREDENTIALS Van Doubek, Chairman, Kilwinning No. 265, 624 School St., Pratt, 67124 Charles Singhisen, Ensign No. 413, 3908 Cornelison, Wichita, 67203 Roland C. Bonjour, Orient No. 51, 2810 W. 11th, Topeka, 66604 Donald L. Doll, North Star No. 168, 1509 W. Lotus, Wichita, 67213 James Norris, Kilwinning No. 265, Rt 1 Box 17, Coats, 67028 REPORTS OF GRAND OFFICERS Paul E. Ferrell, Chairman, Orient No. 51, 2300 W. 30th, Topeka, 66611 Merle Chitwood, Meriden No. 236, 2248 S E Maryland, Topeka, 66605 John Wayman, Eminence No. 205, Box 92, Eskridge, 65423 Walter M. Bird, Roger E. Sherman No. 369, 6721 Yecker, Kansas City, 66109 Donald S. Nisbett, Golden Rule No. 90, Rt. 1 Box 135, Tecumseh, 66542 FINANCE F. Warren Starns, PGM, Chairman, Wallace No. 318, HC 1 Box 78, Winona, 67764 Jerry Cole, Albert Pike No. 303, 1351 N. Emporia, Wichita, 67214 C. M. "Bud" Geis, Circleville No. 20, Box 72, Circleville, 66416 Merle D. Bradley, Topeka No. 17, 4107 Woodbury Ct. N., Topeka, 66606 W. Nolan Artz, PGM, Belle Plaine No. 173, 155 Rutland, Wichita, 67218 JURISPRUDENCE Arthur C. Hodgson , PGM, Chairman, Corner Stone No. 219, Box 666, Lyons, 67554 Robert L. Davis, Albert Pike No. 303, Rt 1 Box 66A, Colwich, 67030 William E. Bradford, PGM, Lyra No. 256, 707 Vine, Wamego, 66547 Allan L. Hurlburt, Sharon Springs No. 417, Box 509, Sharon Springs, 67758 Michael T. Wilson, Overland Park No. 436, 5132 Hardy, Overland Park, 66202 TRIALS AND PUNISHMENT Kenneth V. Moses, Chairman, Marysville No. 91, 1201 Debbie Lane, Marysville, 66508 Kenneth Clearley, Santa Fe No. 312, 6 Diaden Dr., Sublette, 67877 Rex HcGowne, Johnson No. 441, 306 N. Knox, Johnson, 67855 John Rule, Active No. 158, 1103 N. 4th, Atchison, 66002 E. Blaine Schoolcraft, Waverly No. 244, Box 5, Waverly, 66871 MASONIC EDUCATION Richard D. Overton, Chairman, Armourdale No. 271, 6937 Grandview, Herriam, 66204 John E. Mowen, Peace No. 243, Rt 2 Box 117, Louisburg, 66053 Richard D. Kelsey, PGM, Topeka No. 17, 16824 N W 54th, Rossville, 66533 E. Dean Osborn, North Star No. 168, 328 E. 1st, Wichita, 67202 Gerald A. Lough, Delaware No. 96, 2417 N. 82nd Terr., Kansas City. 66109 PUBLIC SCHOOLS John A. Schowalter, Chairman, Hal stead No. 46, 303 Poplar, Hal stead, 67056 Damon H. Grimes, Paola No. 37, Route 4, Paola, 65071 Gayle C. Bainter, Hoxie No. 348, Rt 1 Box 27, Dresden, 67635 Jimmy D. King, Blue Rapids No. 169, 605 East Ave., Blue Rapids, 66411 Bobby J. Welch, Ulysses No. 435, 902 Wichita Dr., Ulysses, 67880 TEMPLE BUILDING AND REMODELING W. Nolan Artz, PGM, Chairman, Belle Plain No. 173, 155 Rutland, Wichita, 67206 Thomas F. Burrows, Fargo No. 300, Rt 2 Box 203, Liberal, 67901 Robert K. Shklar, Cosmos No. 278, 204 S. 5th, Kiowa, 67070 Gregory L. Miller, Ensign No. 413, Rt 2 Box 29, Cimarron, 67835 Raymond Heer, Tyrian No. 246, Box 842, Garden City, 67846 CHARTERED LODGES AND LODGES UNDER DISPENSION Robert H. Arnold, PGM, Chairman, Alma No. 161, Box 122, Alma, 66401 Harold J. Schmidt, Sterling No. 171, 528 E. Main, Sterling, 67579 Lloyd D. Crall, St. Bernard No. 222, 1915 Hart, Dodge City, 67801 FOREIGN RELATIONS Forrest D. Haggard, PGM, Chairman, Ancient Form No. 34, 7600 W. 75th, Overland Pk, 66204 David L. Recob, Topeka No. 17, 1241 S W 31st, Topeka 66611 Edward B. Sherwood, Newton No. 142, Box 524, Newton, 67114 RITUALISTIC A. Franklin Baldwin, Chairman, Ancient Form No. 34, Rt 1 Box 34, Fontana, 66026 Ronald E. White, Topeka No. 17, 1631 Atchison, Atchison, 66002 Dwight Burton, Hutchinson No. 445, 2004 Harrison, Hutchinson, 67502
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TOTAL YOUTH Ralph E. Feldkamp, Chairman, Lafayette No. 1 6 , 4160 Tutle Creek B l v d . , Manhattan, 66502 W. Dale L a r i n o r e , Hugoton No. 406, 510 W. 1 0 t h , Hugoton, 67951 E. E. "Gene" U l e r y , Fargo No. 300, 1016 N. P e r s h i n g , Liberal 67901 PUBLICATIONS Floyd E. (Gene) Ramsey, Chairman, Ottawa No. 18, 602 N. Main, Box 3 1 , Ottawa, 66067 CORRESPONDENCE Robert G. Jackson, PGM, Chairman, Makarusa No. 402, 3825 S W Worwick Town Rd.Topeka,66610 Robert G. P f u e t z e , S t . John's No. 113, 225 E. 15th Concordia, 66901 NECROLOGY C a r r o l l C. A r n e t t , PGM, Chairman, B e l l e v i l l e No. 129, 1615 Country Club Rd.El Dorado,
67402 OPERATION "KAN" Glenn L. Knapp, Chairman, Easton No. 45, 2747 F r a n c i s , Leavenworth, 66048 W i l l i a m J . Colnar, Ben Hur No. 322, 8012 A r c a d i a , Kansas C i t y , 66112 Wilbur L. M o r r i s , T y r i a n No. 246, 1508 Spruce, Garden C i t y , 67846 GRAND LODGE LIBRARY Charles S. B a l d r y , Chairman, Siloam No. 225, 1700 Grove, Topeka, 66606 GRAND LODGE ACTIVITIES John W. W i l l e y , I I I , Chairman, Solomon No. 105, 317 E. 1 7 t h , Solomon, 67480 James L. G r a s s i , Co-Chairman, Old Mission No. 153, 9116 W.'82hd S t . , Overland Park,
66204 A r r i s M. Johnson, PGM, Hays No. 195, 2714 H i l l c r e s t , Hays, 67601 Ralph Kimmel, Cherokee No. 119, Box 130, Cherokee, 66724 Robert J . Higgs, Golden Rule No. 90, 125 S W C o u r t l a n d , Topeka, 66606 Orves U. Beeghly, Quinter No. 410, 601 Long S t . , Q u i n t e r , 67752 CHURCH-LODGE RELATIONS Richard T. W e n t l i n g , Chairman, Seabrook No. 385, 1900 James, Topeka, 66604 Kenith McNett, W e l l i n g t o n No. 150, Rt 1 , W e l l i n g t o n , 67152 MEMBERSHIP C l i f f o r d D. Knauss, PGM, Chairman, Halstead No. 4 6 , Box 1 5 1 , Halstead, 67056 Jack E. Brown, l o l a No. 38, Box 653, l o l a , 66749 Hervin E. "ButcH" Buchenau, Lafayette No. 16, 1435 C o l l i n s Ln, # 124, Manhattan, 66502 Kevin R. Peterson, Lindsborg No. 397, 652 B r i a r c l i f f , S a l i n a , 67401 Jim E. Ross, Patmos No. 97, Rt 2 Box 175, ElDorado, 67042 Arland Stephens, Norwich No. 319, Box 8 8 , Norwich, 67118 Richard D. Overton, Armourdale No. 2 7 1 , 6937 Grandview, Merriam, 66204
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I N D E X Address:
M : . U : . Claude W. N o r r i s
21-24
Area Meetings
49
Area Deputy Grand Masters (Incoming and Outgoing)
12
Banquet, A l l Masonic
114-115
Biographical Sketch, M:.W:. Claude W. N o r r i s
131-133
Checks and Warrants, 1988-1989 .
51-76
Committees, 1989-1990
220-221
Consolidation o f Lodges
25-25
Deaths: This J u r i s d i c t i o n Other J u r i s d i c t i o n s
151-155 . . . . f
156
â&#x20AC;˘
208
Defunct Lodges
D i s t r i c t Deputy Grand Masters (Incoming and Outgoing)
12
D i s t r i c t Meetings
50
Distinguished V i s i t o r s to Grand Lodge Edicts
13 25-26
Election: Appointment o f T e l l e r s
99
Report o f T e l l e r s
107
I n s t a l l a t i o n o f 1989-1990 Grand Lodge O f f i c e r s
120
Essay Contest, High School High School Winners
1990 Topic F i f t y year Members
95-96
115 85-88
Grand Lodge O f f i c e r s : At 133rd Communication
1989-1990
4
120
Grand Lodges and Grand S e c r e t a r i e s o f Other J u r i s d i c t i o n s
210-218
Grand Master, M:.W:. Claude W. N o r r i s Address
21-24
Biographical Sketch Grand Master's Special C e r t i f i c a t e Official
Portrait
131-133 114 2
Grand Master, M:.W:.Robert M. Nease Installation
120
Introductions
122
I n v i t a t i o n to 1990 Annual Communication
123
Presentations
122
Reception f o r Grand Master a t P r a t t
122-123
Special Remarks
123-124
Grand Representatives: At 133rd Annual Communication Newly Appointed Representatives
13 22-23,115
Of Kansas. Near Other J u r i s d i c t i o n s
210-218
Of Other J u r i s d i c t i o n s , Near Kansas
210-218
Grand S e c r e t a r y ' s Report
57-61
Grand T r e a s u r e r ' s Report
51-56
222
Proceedings of the
March
Lecturers Grand Lecturers
5
Grand Lecturers Emeritus
5
Area Lecturers
5
District Lecturers
5
Lodges: Charter Presentation
'
119
Consolidation
208-209
Defunct
208
Directory
163-203
Location by Area and D i s t r i c t
134-139
O u t s t a n d i n g , 1988
114
P e r f e c t Attendance
114-115
Representated a t 133rd Annual Communication
16-20
Not Representated a t 133rd Annual Communication
140
Synopsis o f Lodge Annual Returns
157-162
Masons, O u t s t a n d i n g , 1988
114
Masonic Foundation Report o f Executive D i r e c t o r
103-105
Masonic Home: Report o f Budget and Finance Committee
111-112
Report o f the Deputy Grand Master
108-109
Report o f the Secretary-Treasurer
110
Mileage and Per Diem Checks Issued
77-83
Past Grand Masters A s s o c i a t i o n Meeting Minutes
93-94
Past Grand Masters: Living
207
Deceased
204-206
Past Masters a t 133rd Annual Communication
14-16
Per Diem and Mileage Checks Issued
77-83
Photographs: M:.W:. Claude W. N o r r i s
2
A p p o i n t i v e O f f i c e r s 1988-1989
125
Grand Lodge B u i l d i n g
3
133rd Annual Communication
125-130
Proclamation o f Grand Master
25
P r o f i c i e n c y C e r t i f i c a t e s 1988-1989
84
Reading of the Journal
119
Report o f Grand Lodge Committees: Council o f A d m i n i s t r a t i o n
92-93
Chartered Lodges and Lodges U/D
107,119
Church-Lodge Relations
118
Correspondence
119
Credentials
9-11,lis
Finance
116
Foreign Relations Grand Lodge Activities Grand Lodge Officers Jurisprudence
97-99 â&#x20AC;˘
113 107-108 113,116-118
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223
Library
118
Masonic Education
108
Necrology Operation "Kan" Public Schools
8,103 97 95-96
Publications
94-95
Ritualistic
99-103
Temple B u i l d i n g and Remodeling
106-107
Total Youth
113,118
T r i a l s and Punishment
105
Schedule A-Per Capita Tax
62-63
Special Communications, Grand Lodge 1988-1989
27-48
S i x t y year and over Members
89-90
Special Honors, Grand S e c r e t a r y , R:.W:. A l b e r t 0. A r n o l d , Jr
115
Trice-Robison Awards
114
Welcome to Salina
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MOST WORSHIPFUL GRAND LODGE OF ANCIENT FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS OF KANSAS GRAND LODGE OFFICERS 1989-1990
M:.W:. Robert M. Nease, Grand Master, K i l w i n n i n g No. 265, Box 716, Hugoton, 67951-0716 R:.W:. Don E. R o b i n e t t , Deputy Grand Master, S t . John's No. 113, Rt. 2 Box 5 2 , Randal 1 ,â&#x20AC;¢ 66963 R:.W:. Conrad F. Johnson, Grand Senior Warden, Smithton.No. 1 , 217 S. 12th S t . Sabetha, 66534 R:.W:. Richard D. Overton, Grand Junior Warden, Armourdale No. 2 7 1 , 6937 Grandview Merriam, 66204 M:.W:. W i l l i a m F. M c i n t o s h , PGM, Grand Treasurer, Clay Center No. 134, 522 Lane S t . Clay Center, 67432 R:.W:. A l b e r t 0. A r n o l d , J r . , Grand S e c r e t a r y , Rosedale No. 333, Box 1217, Topeka, 66601 W:. John E. Mowen, Grand 66053
C h a p l a i n , Peace No. 243, Rt 2 Box 117, Louisburg.
W:. W i l l i a m J . Brown, Grand Senior Deacon, Unity No. 273, 2839 S. Bonn, W i c h i t a , 67217 W:. Paul J . N e i d h a r d t , Grand Junior Deacon, Roger E. Sherman No. 369, 9651 W. 85th S t . , Apt. B, Overland Park, 66212 W:. Robert K. S h k l a r , Grand Marshal, Cosmos No. 278, 204 S. 5 t h , Kiowa 67070 W:. Keith E p p l e r , Grand Sword Bearer, K i l w i n n i n g No. 266, Box 992, P r a t t 67124 W:. Leo R. Moore, Grand Senior Steward, Keystone No. 102, Rt 1 Box 1 0 , C o f f e y v i l l e , 67337 W:. Kevin R. Peterson, Grand Junior Steward, Lindsborg No. S a l i n a , 67401
397, 652 B r i a r c l i f f
U : . Bernard E. W e l l e r , Grand P u r s u i v a n t , Webb No. 275, Rt 2 Box 98, Montezuma, 67867 W:. Corvon Carpenter, Grand T y l e r , S t . John's No. 113, Rt 1 Box 8 8 , Concordia. 66901 W:. Dwight B u r t o n , A s s i s t a n t Grand T y l e r , Hutchinson No. 445, 2004 H a r r i s o n Hutchinson, 67502 W:. A. Kevin K o b l e r , A s s i s t a n t Grand S e c r e t a r y , M i l l b r o o k No. 281,2940 Apt. 2 0 1 , Topeka, 66614
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Time o f Meeting 1990 The One Hundred T h i r t y - f o u r t h Annual Communication o f The Host Worshipful Grand Lodge o f Ancient Free and Accepted Masons o f Kansas w i l l
be i n S a l i n a , Kansas, Beginning F r i d a y , March 16
and Concluding Saturday, March 17. 1990, A. L. 5990.