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S. M. Boyd, Jr., Passes Away At Front Royal
Stephen Miller Boyd Jr. passed away unexpectedly at his home on September 6. He was an active member of the community, serving as chairman of the Warren County Electoral Board, among other roles. Graduating from Virginia Tech in 1916, he was also a veteran of World War I and heavily involved in local organizations. Read more
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New Hopewell City Manager: H. Douglas Hammer Jr.
In the July 5, 1963 issue of The Hopewell News, it was reported that H. Douglas Hammer Jr., a member of Unity Lodge No. 146, became the City Manager in Hopewell after serving as Town Manager in Front Royal. He was also affiliated with the Hiram Royal Arch Chapter No. 45. Read more
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New City Manager Named In Hopewell: H. Douglas Hamner Jr.
On July 5, 1963, H. Douglas Hamner Jr., Town Manager of Front Royal, took on a new role as City Manager in Hopewell, Virginia. Hamner, a member of the Blue Lodge and Hiram Royal Arch Chapter No. 45, was mentioned in The Progress-Index. This news appeared in the Tri-City News section, on page 13. Read more
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Grand Master of Virginia Masons visits Front Royal
Edmund C. Glover, grand master of Virginia Masons, recently visited Front Royal. He was accompanied by William H. Ritter, master of Unity Lodge No. 146, A.F. and A.M., and Haywood S. Griffith, district deputy grand Master. – Sentinel Photo. Read more
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W. T. W. Demitted
A member of Unity Lodge No. 146 switched to Orr Lodge No. 104, under the Grand Lodge of North Carolina. Brother W. T. W. was properly demitted by Washington Lodge No. 78, Virginia, and Unity Lodge No. 146, Virginia, and duly elected to Orr Lodge No. 104 on September 1, 1959. Read more
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50-Year Pin For W. C. Pifer
In 1952, the Cumberland Sunday Times reported that W. C. Pifer, former mayor of Keyser, was honored with a 50-year pin from his lodge in Front Royal. This achievement was highlighted on page 27 of the newspaper. Read more
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The Cooperative Weather Observer: Zachry J. Compton
Zachry J. Compton, a river and rainfall observer in Riverton, VA since 1907, has served over 56 years in the telegraph department of the Norfolk and Western Railroad. Born in Taylor, MO in 1874, he gained essential skills at a telegraph office in his youth. He is a member of multiple Masonic lodges. Read more
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Shifflet And Bell At Camp Perry
In 1945, Richard Nelson Bell, former member of Two Rivers Chapter, Order of DeMolay in Front Royal, enlisted in the Navy and completed boot camp at Camp Perry, Virginia. Bell was active in sports and fraternity life. Read more
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Membership of Chester Lodge No. 61
The early history of Front Royal in Freemasonry and Chester Lodge No. 61, including Brother Joseph L. Carson, is detailed. Notably, the Lodge involved Entered Apprentices without requiring them to be Master Masons until 1843. This information was published in the Warren Sentinel on June 14, 1945. Read more
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Louis Grannis, Jr.
In April 1945, Louis Grannis, Jr. of Front Royal, Virginia, excelled in Navy Radar testing and was involved in various school activities. Set to graduate from Warren County High School, he planned to serve in the Navy during World War II. This article was documented in the Northern Virginia Daily. Read more
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DeMolay Meeting
On July 13, 1944, the Two Rivers Chapter of the Order of DeMolay convened at 7:30pm in the Masonic Temple, as reported by the Northern Virginia Daily on July 11, 1944. This event was featured in the “Calendar of Events This Week” section. Read more
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DeMolay Meeting
On July 13, 1944, the Two Rivers Chapter of the Order of DeMolay held a meeting at 7:30 pm at the Masonic Temple, as reported in the Northern Virginia Daily. This event was listed in the “Calendar of Events This Week” column, Volume 62, Number 163, Page 3, Column 2. Read more
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