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The Great Masonic Carnival and Bazaar
The Great Masonic Carnival and Bazaar committee seeks contributions for a new Masonic Temple in Front Royal, to be held from September 9-14. Contributions should be made to Chairman Hugh E. Naylor. Read more
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Masonic Carnival Date Correction
The Masonic Carnival and Bazaar in Front Royal, organized by Unity Lodge, A. F. & A. M., is scheduled for the week starting September 9th. Signed, A. G. Weaver, W. M. Warren Sentinel, August 16, 1907. Read more
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Masonic Temple
The Unity Lodge and Masons of Warren county plan to build a Masonic Temple and will hold a week-long Masonic Carnival in Front Royal starting September 2nd. The Carnival will feature various attractions and aims to raise funds for the building. The public is encouraged to attend due to the anticipated enjoyment and commendable purpose. Read more
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Masonic Carnival at Front Royal
In August 1907, The Clark Courier advertised the upcoming Masonic Carnival in Front Royal to raise funds for a new Masonic Temple. The carnival promised diverse attractions like Minstrels, Mystic Shriners, and cultural street scenes. Scheduled for the week of September 2nd, it offered shows and entertainment to the community. Read more
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Approaching Bazaar
The Bazaar of Unity Lodge 146, A. F. & A. M. will take place from Sept. 2nd to Sept. 7th. The Mystic Shriners will visit Front Royal around the same time. Committees have been formed, including Bazaar, Publicity, Reception, Entertainment, Fancy Work, Refreshments, Decoration, Tents, and Donations. Read more
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Corks and Curls: Warren J. Davis
The Universities Masonic Club, as detailed on page 254 of the book “Cooks and Curls,” mentions Warren J. Davis from Unity Lodge No. 146 in Front Royal, Va. The club’s officers and members from various lodges are also listed. Read more
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Chester Lodge No. 61 Watta B.
Chester Lodge No. 61’s history is elusive, but the Baltimore Sun uncovered a lead. In a 1905 letter to the Virginia Heraldry, W. M. W. sought information on the Walter, Shanks, Gardiner, Love, and Rovell families, connecting Walter “Watta B.” Bragg Walter to the lodge. The Grand Lodge of Virginia provided membership details. Read more
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Strasburg Methodist Church Corner-Stone
On September 15, 1905, the Shenandoah Herald reported the laying of a corner-stone at the new Methodist Church in Strasburg. Spurmont Lodge No. 98 led the event, with Unity Lodge No. 146 offering assistance along with other visiting lodges. Read more
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Woodstock Methodist Church Corner Stone
On August 25, 1905, the Shenandoah Herald reported the Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Virginia laying the corner stone at Woodstock’s Methodist Church with Casia Lodge No. 142. Lodges from Winchester, Front Royal, Strasburg, Edinburg, and Mount Jackson attended the event. This historic event was well-documented in the local newspaper. Read more
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Church Corner Stone Laid
On August 6, 1905, The Sunday Star reported that Unity Lodge No. 146 and the Grand Master of Virginia laid the corner stone of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. The event was covered on page 8 of the newspaper, signaling its significance. Read more
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Front Royal Methodist Episcopal Church Corner-Stone Laying
On August 3, 1905, the Alexandria Gazette reported that Unity Lodge No. 146 laid a corner-stone at the Front Royal Methodist Episcopal Church. The ceremony was attended by many Lodges and 125 Masons, as mentioned in the Alexandria Gazette, Alexandria, Virginia, on August 3, 1905, Volume CVL, Number 182, Page 2. Read more
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Front Royal Methodist Episcopal Church Corner-Stone Laying
On August 2, 1905, Unity Lodge, No. 146, A. F. and A. M. laid the corner-stone at the Front Royal Methodist Episcopal Church. The event was witnessed by a large crowd, including 125 participating Masons and the Grand Master of Masons in Virginia. Read more
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