Fraternal organizations
Found in 348 Collections and/or Records:
Member certificate issued by Jesse Rebekah Lodge, No. 175 to Kate Uhlich, 1910 October 26
Membership book of Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania, 1890-1956
Membership card issued by Beta Theta Rho Girls' Club, No. 2, to Elna-Dawn Sorensen, 1939 January 28
Membership cards issued by Apollo Lodge, No. 33, 1921-1928
Membership certificate for the Knights of Pythias postcard, 1907-1914
Membership certificate issued by Cleveland Division, No. 47, to Will M. Allison, 1867 March 6
Membership certificate issued by Pride of Flushing Circle, No. 437, to Amanda Karlson, 1901 June 19
Membership certificate issued by the Society of the Cincinnati to Samuel Newman, 1784 May 5
Certificate issued to Samuel Newman, dated 1784, signed by George Washington and Knox.
Membership certificate issued to Earl Shoemaker by Rainyday Lodge, No. 553, 1895
Membership certificate of the Locomotive Firemen issued to Earl Shoemaker, Rainyday Lodge No. 553, Illinois; includes images of railroad car, railroad car falling off broken bridge, fraternal members offering death benefits to fireman's widow, fireman's funeral, and more; has principles of the teachings of fraternity's ceremony across lower edge: charity, industry, sobriety, and protection; in full color.
Membership certificate issued to Helen Peck by Temp Star Lodge, No. 146, 1867 December 13
A membership certificate issued by Temp Star Lodge, No. 146, of Hyde Park, Pennsylvania, to Helen Peck. Dated December 13, 1867. Imprint on bottom reads, "Lith. by A. Valendar [sic] Cleveland Ohio." Note: Vallendar may be the true spelling of the lithographer's name. Founded in Utica, New York, in 1851, the Independent Order of Good Templars is still in existence and has changed its name to the International Order of Good Templars.