Tag: The Warren Sentinel
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Stated Communication
A communication of Unity Lodge, No. 146, A. F. & A. M., was held on January 13, 1934, as indicated in the notice signed by S. S. Turner, W. M., and W. O. Rust, Secretary. This information is from the Warren Sentinel newspaper dated January 18, 1934. Read more
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Walter C. Carter Killed, Auto Is Struck by Train
Walter C. Carter, a prominent orchardist and community leader, tragically died in a collision with a passenger train near Waterlick. He was well-respected for his diverse business involvements and active participation in church and civic activities. Survived by his wife, two children, and siblings, funeral services were held in Front Royal. Read more
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Unity Lodge Installs Officers
Unity Lodge No. 146, A. F. & A. M., recently installed new officers for the current year. S. M. Boyd, Jr. is the Worshipful Master, with R. J. Turner as Senior Warden and W. C. Deming as Junior Warden, among others. This event was reported in the Warren Sentinel on January 4, 1934. Read more
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A Surprising History
In a letter to Bro. Carson, Geo. W. Forsyth reveals the surprising history of the Masonic Order in Front Royal. Despite limited records, a chance encounter at the Grand Lodge leads to the discovery of a lodge dating back to 1799. The subsequent celebration of this centenary event unites Masons from across the state. Read more
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Masonic History of Front Royal
The torn clipping from The Warren Sentinel, published on February 26, 1926, reveals the Masonic history of Front Royal. It includes details about the establishment, dormancy, and revival of various lodges in the town, such as Chester Lodge No. 61 and Front Royal Lodge No. 102. This historical account spans from 1799 to 1870. Read more
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Masonic History of Front Royal
Chester Lodge, chartered in 1799, became dormant in 1809. Front Royal Lodge, No. 102, was chartered in 1816, became dormant in 1826, and was revived in 1840. It ceased operations in 1857. Unity Lodge, No. 146, was chartered in 1870. These lodges are part of the Masonic history of Front Royal. Read more
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Masonic History of Front Royal
In 1899, the Grand Secretary of Masons of Virginia wrote to Geo. W. Forsyth regarding the history of Masonic Lodges in Front Royal. Chester Lodge and Front Royal Lodge were chartered in 1799 and 1816 respectively. Front Royal Lodge No. 102 was revived in 1840, and Unity Lodge, No. 146 was chartered in 1870. Read more
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Virginia Biography: Samuel Rolfe Millar
Samuel Rolfe Millar, a prominent figure in Virginia, was a descendant of a well-respected family with a legacy of patriotism. He excelled in various roles, from serving as a consul in Germany to overseeing agricultural pursuits. His involvement in organizations, military service, and family life showcased his multi-faceted contributions to his community and country. Read more
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Resignation of Rev. T. Carter Page
Rev. T. Carter Page’s resignation as rector of Calvary Church in Front Royal, Va., in 1909 elicited concern from Hugh E. Naylow, who praised Page’s impact on the community. Beyond his religious leadership, Page was involved in educational institutions and active within the Masonic Fraternity, leaving a notable void with his departure to Bedford City. Read more
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Masonic Carnival and Bazaar Next Week
The Warren Sentinel announced the upcoming Masonic Carnival and Bazaar from the 9th to 14th of September 1907. This event promises a week of festive activities and attractions. Read more
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A Grand Masonic Carnival And Bazaar
The Court-house Green will host a week-long event from September 9th to 14th, featuring nightly attractions such as a brass band, dancing pavilion, baby show, and Mystic Shriners. Ethnic booths and refreshments will be available. All are welcome to attend and support the fundraising for a new Masonic Temple. Read more
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A Grand Masonic Carnival And Bazaar
The Court-house Green will host a week-long event from September 9th to 14th, featuring special attractions, a brass band, dancing pavilion, baby show, and various cultural booths. Refreshments will be available, and all are invited to join and support the funds for building a Masonic Temple. Warren Sentinel, August 30, 1907. Read more
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