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Fire at Front Royal
A fire broke out at Unity Lodge No. 146 in Front Royal on April 12, 1914, as reported by the Shenandoah Herald. The fire started on the third floor, with the cause remaining unknown. Fortunately, damage to the other floors was mainly caused by water. Read more
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Fire In Main Street
A fire broke out on Sunday at Adams & Co.’s furniture store, causing damage to the roof and nearby buildings. The fire was controlled by volunteers but still resulted in significant losses, including a gutted Masonic lodge and damaged offices. Plans for repairs and expansion are already in place. Read more
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Considering Erection of Temple
The American Architect’s volume XCVIII index from July to December 1910 includes an advertisement for Unity Lodge No. 146 considering the construction of a temple, published on September 7, 1910 in Virginia on page 12. This information is found in the book “American Architect and Architecture.” Read more
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$10,000 Secured To Build Masonic Temple
Unity Lodge secured $10,000 to build a Masonic Temple, as reported by The Baltimore Sun on August 29, 1910. William E. Carson leads the building committee. This news was featured on page 11 of the newspaper’s “Briefs From The Virginians” section. 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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Richmond Lodge No. 10 Answer
In a letter dated January 23, 1821, a Committee from Richmond Lodge, No. 10, expressed their inability to provide charity to Front Royal Lodge, No. 102, due to their own lodge’s financial constraints. They conveyed fraternal sympathies and hoped for others to help. This reflects the challenging circumstances of the Richmond Lodge at that time. Read more
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Annual Banquet
Unity Lodge No. 146 hosted its annual banquet on New Year’s Eve at the Strickler House, as reported by The Baltimore Sun on January 1, 1909. The event, attended by 90 people, featured H. H. Downing as the toastmaster. Read more
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Masonic Carnival and Bazaar
Brother Lewis Edward Moten III visited the Warren Heritage Society to research Unity Lodge No. 146’s history and found postcards from the Masonic Carnival and Bazaar, held from September 2 to 14, 1907 at the Court House. The event featured attractions and a visit from the Mystic Shriners. The postcards were dated September 9, 1907. 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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Mystic Shriners Have Pilgrimage
Acca Temple, Mystic Shrine, plans a pilgrimage to Front Royal on September 12th, departing at noon. Potentate Hooper urges all Shriners to join, promising a worthwhile event. The trip includes a train ride via Alexandria and breakfast on the return. Poet Nooper quotes The Honorary Member to build anticipation. 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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