Year: 2013
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Royal Arch Chapter
The officers of Hiram #45 are calling for the election of new leaders to uphold capitular masonry. They urge companions to reflect on their contributions and attend the upcoming meeting on September 20th, 2013 at Unity Lodge. H. Wes Hammack H.P. Read more
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Masonic Clock
A Masonic Master from Old Adage Lodge #1 visits Heaven, only to discover his lodge’s clock in the kitchen. St. Peter explains that the clocks move when a ritual mistake is made. The humorous twist reveals the need for a fan, delivering an unexpected punchline. Read more
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Message from the Order of the Eastern Star
The August meeting was a success, raising over $1,800 for charity. A luncheon is planned for October 5th, and a communication committee is being formed to keep in touch with members. School of instruction on September 22nd and the Official Visit on September 28th. The next meeting will be on September 6th. Read more
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Town Hall Cornerstone Opening
The Town Hall in Front Royal has a rich history, with the Municipal Building’s construction and cornerstone laying detailed. The involved parties, funding, and significance of the building to the community are highlighted, shedding light on the town’s development and foundational values. The contents of the cornerstone provide insight into the town’s culture and heritage. Read more
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Front Royal Town Hall Cornerstone Ceremony
On August 17, 1935, Unity Lodge No. 146 participated in a cornerstone ceremony for the new town hall. In 2013, they replaced the cornerstone and presented its contents to the Warren County Historical Society. Mayor Tim Darr and Worshipful Master Dennis Haas led the ceremony, joined by other Lodge members. Read more
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Brother Bill Wood’s 90th Birthday Celebration
Bill Wood celebrated his 90th birthday with guests and a special cake, featuring speeches and delicious food at the event. Read more
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Scholarship Recipients
In 2013, Scott Cabazolo and Dennis Haas awarded scholarships to deserving recipients. Read more
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Firing Glasses
On this day in 1753, George Washington became a master mason at Alexandria Lodge No. 39. Meetings were held in local taverns, featuring ritual toasts and songs, with participants slamming their glasses on the table to mimic gunfire. The example of a “firing glass” is adorned with the lodge’s name and Masonic symbols. Read more
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Events
The lodge’s upcoming events include a dinner on August 7 at 6:30pm for $10, a stated communication at 7:30pm, and a breakfast on August 24 at 8:00am. Read more


