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20th Century History of
Youngstown & Mahoning Co., Ohio

and Representative Citizens - Publ. Biographical Publ. Co.
Chicago, Illinois -
1907
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CHAPTER XXV.
FRATERNAL AND BENEVOLENT ORGANIZATIONS.
Free Masons - Odd Fellows - Elks - Knights of Pythias - Knights of the Golden Eagle -
National Protective Legion - Other Societies.
Pg. 386


     The first Masonic Lodge in Mahoning county was instituted at Canfield, June 8, 1813, under a dispensation from the Grand Lodge of the State of Ohio, applied for in the previous year by the following named citizens:
     Charles A. Boardman, Elisha Whittlesey, George Stilson, Francis Dowler, Arad Way, Trial Tanner, Isaac Newton, Henry Ripley, Charles B. Fitch, Richard Fitch, William Logan, Archibald Tanner, Lewis Hoyt, and John Winthrop.  These brethren had all attained to the Third degree in Masonry, and being resident more than twenty-miles from any regular lodge of Masons were anxious to have a lodge instituted in which they could participate in the ceremonies and enjoy the privileges of their ancient craft.  The new lodge was called Western Star Lodge, in accordance with the wishes of the petitioners and took rank as No. 21.  It was instituted on the date named by Judge Geo. Tod as deputy for John Lavitt, master of Erie Lodge, at Warren, who was unable to attend on account of sickness.
     The records contain the following entry of the consecration ceremonies:

MORE TO COME LATER

 

ODD FELLOWS.

 

BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE ORDER OF ELKS.

 

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

 

KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE.

 

TRUE IVORITRES.

     Star of West Lodge No. 40, True Ivorites, was founded in Youngstown, Nov. 25, 1875, and a charter granted Apr. 11, 1877.  It meets the first Wednesday and the second and last Saturdays of each month at 110 W. Federal street.
     Naomi Lodge No. 1, True Ivorites, meets in the same hall alternate Tuesday evenings.

ROYAL ARCANUM.

     Royal Arcanum, Youngstown Council No. 387, was organized Sept. 25, 1879.  It now has a membership of several hundred.

KNIGHTS OF THE MODERN MACCABES.

     Campbell Tent, No. 1173, K. of Modern Maccabees, was established Mar. 17, 1904, chiefly through the exertions of Mr. R. D. Campbell.  The order is a large and flourishing one, its leading feature being fraternal insurance.  The present membership of this lodge is 385.  It has for officers (9107): Wm. Gethung, commander; W. F. Perry record keeper; and Samuel Ellis, finance keeper.  D. J. Woods is past commander.  Ladies of hte Modern Maccabees meet at 255 West Federal street.

KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEES

     Youngstown Tent, No. 34, meets every Wednesday evening at 271 W. Federal street.
     Mahoning Tent, No. 279, meets every Thursday evening at 1732 Wilson avenue.

LADIES OF THE MACCABEES.

     Mahoning Hive, No. 99, meets every Tuesday evening at 271 W. Federal street.
     Youngstown Hive, No. 335, meets eery Wednesday evening in Bushnell Hall.

STAR OF BETHLEHEM.

 

CATHOLIC MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.

 

JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN MECHANICS.

     Youngstown Council No. 51 - Meets every Tuesday evening in Bushnell Hall.
     Samuel J. Randall Council No. 96 - Meets every Friday evening in Carpenter's Hall.

DAUGHTERS OF LIBERTY.

 

ANCIENT ORDER UNITED WORKMEN.

 

DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

 

B. P. O. ELKS.

 

KNIGHTS ANCIENT ESSENIC ORDER.

 

FRATERNAL MYSTIC CIRCLE.

 

PROTECTED HOME CIRCLE.

 

THE NATIONAL UNION.

 

ORDER OF SCOTTISH CLANS.

 

DAUGHTERS OF SCOTLAND.

 

FORESTERS OF AMERICA

 

UNITED ORDER OF HEPTASOPHS.

 

UNITED COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS

 

SONS OF HERMAN.

 

MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA.

 

IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.

 

SONS OF ST. GEORGE.

 

ORDER OF BEN HUR.

 

TEMPLE OF HONOR.

 

YOUNG MEN'S INSTITUTE.

 

ANCIENT ORDER HIBERNIANS.

 

[Pictures of:
I. O. O. F. BUILDING, YOUNGSTOWN;
B. & o. RAILROAD STATION, YOUNGSTOWN;
ST. JOSEPH'S SCHOOL, YOUNGSTOWN;
ELKS CLUB, YOUNGSTOWN;
TOD HOUSE, YOUNGSTOWN;
FEDERAL BUILDING, YOUNGSTOWN ]

KNIGHTS OF ST. JOHN.

     Commandery No. 321  Meets second and fourth Sunday of each month at 130 West Federal street.

     Commandery No. 67 - Meets second and fourth Sundays at No. 225 East Federal Street

     Commandery No. 339 - Meets every Sunday at No. 225 East Federal street.

     Ladies Auxiliary No. 85 - Meets second and fourth Tuesdays at No. 130 West Federal street.

     St. Joseph's Parish - Meets every third Sunday each month in St. Joseph's Hall.

FATHER ELLIOTT TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.

     Meets second and fourth Sundays each month at 645 Poland avenue.

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

     Youngstown Council No. 274 - Meets second Sunday and fourth Thursday evening of each month at No. 225 East Federal street.

PATHFINDER.

     Mahoning Lodge No. l 67 - Meets every Monday evening at No. 271 West Federal street.

ORANGEMEN.

     Loyal Orange Lodge No. 155 - Meets alternate Saturday evenings in Resch's Hall.

     Ladies' Loyal Orange Lodge No. 84 - Meets first and third Wednesday evenings in Resch's Hall.

AMERICAN INSURANCE UNION.

     Youngstown Chapter No. 56 - Meets alternate Monday evenings in Bixler Block.

HOME GUARDS OF AMERICA.

     Fidelity Home No. 21 - Meets every Thursday evening in Bixler's Hall.

UNITED ORDER OF TRUE REFORMERS.

     Mahoning Fountain No. 1023 - Meets alternate Monday evenings in Foresters' Hall.

     Good Hope Lodge No. 795 - Meets alternate Friday evenings in Foresters' Hall.

     Heart and Hand Fountain No. 957 - Meets First and third Thursday evenings Foresters' Hall.

     Pride of Youngstown Fountains No. 2405 - Meets alternate Friday evenings in Foresters' Hall.

     Bushnell Fountain No. 2265 - Meets second and fourth Thursday evenings in Foresters' Hall.

     Early Dawn Fountain No. 2272 - Meets in Foresters' Hall.

ORDER OF AMERICUS.

     Mahoning Valley Council No. 69 - Meets every Thursday evening in Carpenter's Hall.

THE EARNEST AMERICANS.

     Mahoning Council No. 23 - Meets every Thursday at 1732 Wilson avenue.

     Youngstown Council No. 117 - Meets every Wednesday evening in Ritter Hall.

KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF SECURITY.

     Meets second and fourth Monday evenings of each month in Bushnell Hall.

PROGRESS CLUB.

     Meets first and third Tuesday evenings of each month at 22 South Phelps street.

DEUTSCHER KRANKEN - UNDERSTUETSUNGS VEREIN

     (German Sick Relief Society) - Meets first and third Sundays of each month in Gerstle Hall.

GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS SICK BENEFIT SOCIETY.

     Meets alternate Saturday evenings in Carpenter's Hall.

GERMAN RELIEF ASSOCIATION.

     Meets second and fourth Sundays of each month in Bushnell Hall.

CROATIAN NATIONAL SOCIETY.

     Meets at 606 West Federal street.  J. Kovacevic, secretary.

CROATION POLITICAL SOCIETY.

     Meets 606 West Federal street.  J. Kovacevic, president.

SLAVONIC BENEFICIAL NATIONAL SOCIETY.

     Meets at 606 West Federal street.  J. Kovacevic, president.

WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION.

     Meets second and fourth Fridays of each month at 1503 Mahoning avenue.

THE YOUNGSTOWN MAENNERCHOR.

 

 

 

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