Fraternal organizations
Found in 348 Collections and/or Records:
Traveling membership certificate issued to Amos E. Kendall by Howard Lodge, No. 60, 1852 July 21
A traveling membership certificate issued by Howard Lodge, No. 60, of New York City to Amos E. Kendall. Dated July 21, 1852. Imprint on bottom reads, "Vignette &c. by J. H. & G. W. Casilear. Lettering by A & J. McLees." At the time of this certificate's issuance, Kendall had just finished his term as the Noble Grand, or presiding officer, of Howard Lodge, and before his name, someone has inserted the initials "P.G." or Past Grand in recognition of his achievement.
Twenty-seventh anniversary of Cohocksink Tribe, No. 126, program, 1907
Two newspaper clipping photocopies and a booklet on the Benevolent and Protective Order of the Elks, 1923-1988
The constructed booklet has articles from the Christian Cynosure, an anti-masonic and fraternal newspaper, and the funeral service ritual of the Elks
Two women with jewels real photo postcard, 1910
Typescript ritual for First Degree of Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes, circa 1923
United Brothers of Friendship and Sisters of Mysterious Ten photographic spread, 1930
United Order of Independent Odd Ladies notes and blank delinquent notices, 1921
United Order of Independent Odd Ladies records, 1896-1927
Virginia City, Nevada, Lodge correspondence, 1865-1908
West Carrollton Lodge, No. 826, collection, 1910-1935
The collection consists of the records of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows West Carrollton Lodge, No. 826, located in West Carollton, Ohio. The records contains correspondence, financial records, membership applications, and papers of the Ohio States Secretaries' Association. Correspondence includes certificates, past due notices, bills, notices of sick brothers, death notice, voting results, holiday greetings, district meetings, and more.