Fraternal organizations
Found in 1142 Collections and/or Records:
Endowment Rank for Knights of Pythias postcard, 1897
Lithograph of the endowment rank for the Knights of Pythias for their monthly playment of dues
Endowment rank for the Knights of Pythias postcard, 1881 December 15
Lithograph of the endowment rank of the Knights of Pythias from December 15th, 1881 addressed to C. Evans of Section No. 175. There is a table with a list of the deaths of members, including the individual's number, age, name, section, location, cause of death, and when they died. The endowment is signed by the secretary and treasurer.
Endowment rank for the Knights of Pythias postcard, 1881 July 14
Lithograph of the endowment rank of the Knights of Pythias from July 14th, 1881 addressed to C. Evans of Section No. 175. There is a table with a list of the deaths of members, including the individual's number, age, name, section, location, cause of death, and when they died. The endowment is signed by the secretary and treasurer.
Enrollment postcard mailed to Marie M. Mahoney by Cape Coral Chapter, No. 815, 1979 February
Entranceway at the Pythian Camp in Glen Spey, New York, postcard, 1907-1914
Photolithograph of the entranceway at the Pythian Camp in Clen Spey, New York, captioned "Pathway to happiness". The entrance is lined with trees, and the photo shows a group of boys looking into the distance in the center of the wide dirt path.
Ephemera concerning Abner P. Dufour, 1885-1897
Essenic entertainment given in honor of the visiting Knights of the Ancient Essenic Order program, 1896 May 13
Eunice Rebekah Lodge, No. 149, receipt book, 1970-1988
Evenly Linked postcard, 1909
Postcard shows a charcoal drawing of a man and woman looking at each other with three chain links superimposed. At the top is the word "Oddfellow" and below is the caption "Evenly linked."
Evenly Linked postcard, 1911
Postcard shows a charcoal drawing of a man and woman looking at each other with three chain links superimposed. At the top is the word "Oddfellow" and below is the caption "Evenly linked." Addressed to Mr. Harry Leese.