Proceedings of the Grand Lodge of Illinois - University Library

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JOURNAL OF PROCEEDINGS
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Check No. 7, to Brother Albert Stubbs 25.00
Check No. 8, to Brother William Rawson 25,00
Check No. 9, to Brother F. I. Clayton 25.00
A. B. CAPEL, Deputy.
Gallatin Lodge No. 838, I. O. O. F.
Vandalia, 111., April 15, 1913.
John E. Jennings, Grand Master, Illinois, I. O. O. F., Sullivan, 111.
Dear Grand Master:—As your Special Deputy, in matter of Flood
Sufferers, I beg to report the following donations made to the Brothers
named, both members in good standing of Junction Lodge, No. 434,
I. O. O. F., of Junction, Illinois.
Oscar Wren—Occupation, farmer; renter; has wife and five children
dependent on him; lost all his household goods; between
250 and 300 bushelsi of corn, all he had; all his hay; he has been
sick several days, caused by overwork trying to save his prop-
erty; he and family are now in a tent in Junction, and on the
charity of the world; age, 49 years. Gave him for temporary and
immediate relief, twenty-five dollars.
C. E. Berry—His present family consists of himself and wife; age,
• help
59 years; has no property except his household goods, all of
which was lost in flood; works by day's work for a living, and no
work that he can do until the flood subsides; in need of funds to
immediate needs. Gave him for temporary and immediate
relief, ten dollars.
We, the undersigned members of Junction Lodge No. 434, recommend
the foregoing donations.
C. E. BERRY, N.G.
GRANT KANADY, Treasurer.
LEWIS TALBOTT, P.G.
GEO. W. KANADY, P.G.
THOS. F. DOBBS, P.G.
E. W. MOORE, P.G.
J. T. MOORE, P.G.
W. A. GREENE.
JAS. M. KANADY.
E. T. KANADY.
Trusting my action may be approved, I beg to remain.
HENRY A. STONE, P.G.M..
Special Deputy.
Vandalia, 111., April 19, 1913.
Hon. John E. Jennings, G.M., Sullivan, 111.
Dear Grand Master:—In addition to my report left with you on
the 17th inst., in the matter of charities extended to flood sufferers