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A very Happy Christmas
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to all our brethren wheresoever dispersed from Unity Lodge No. 146 Read more
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Happy Thanksgiving
Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family. May the Great Architect of the Universe bless you and keep you. Read more
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September 2015 Trestle Board
Unity No. 146’s September message highlights an upcoming dynamic Stated meeting and welcomes new Master Masons. The Trestleboard mentions key events, including a September 26th breakfast and the Third District Annual Picnic on September 12th. Additionally, the newsletter briefly explores the history of Labor Day and its perceived connection to Freemasonry. Read more
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Master’s Message
The upcoming events include a meeting on September 2nd featuring a Maser Masons Catechism, a breakfast on September 26th, and the Third District Annual Picnic on September 12th. There will also be District School and Master & Wardens at Unity Lodge on September 29th. The community is encouraged to support new members and strengthen brotherly… Read more
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Events
In September, Unity Lodge No. 146 has several events. These include a stated communication, a lodge dinner, the 3rd Masonic District Picnic, an Order of the Eastern Star meeting, a stated convocation, and the Last Saturday Breakfast. The events take place at the Lodge and Middletown Park. Read more
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Masonic Birthdays
In September, several Masonic brothers celebrate their birthdays, including Robert Mitchell Cairnes, James Edward Roop, Joseph Jeph Embree, Edward Neal Powell Jr., Jeffery Glen Burcham, David Donald Beck, and others. The month is significant for Masonic birthdays. Read more
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Freemasonry & Labor Day: Is there a Connection?
Labor Day, initially celebrated on September 5th, 1882, now falls on the first Monday in September. The holiday’s origins are attributed to labor leaders Peter McGuire and Mathew Maguire. McGuire, a carpenter, expressed sentiments resembling Freemasonry, but neither he nor Maguire had verifiable ties to the fraternity. Read more
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Character of a Mason
The Farmers’ Almanac of 1823 emphasizes the distinction of a true Freemason, characterized by unwavering integrity, irrespective of laws or religious beliefs. Universal in his reverence, he respects all religions and endeavors to live harmoniously, guided by principles of restraint, honesty, and a commitment to avoid causing harm. Read more
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