Three Rivers
Hudson~Mohawk~Schoharie
History From America's Most Famous Valleys
St. Johnsville Bicentennial Celebration
1976
Published by St. Johnsville Village/Town Bicentennial Committee, Inc.
St. Johnsville Lodge, No. 611, F. and A. M., was granted its chapter on July 17, 1866 with 34 charter members. The present edifice was begun in the year 1915, finished about September 15, 1916 and the Lodge held its first communication in the Temple on October 7, 1916. the present membership is 190. The regular communications are held on the first and third Thursdays of each month at 7:30 P.M.
Officers: W. M. - W.. Dale A. Blothenburg S. W. - W.. Frank L. Christiance J. W. - David L. Saltsman Treas. - W.. Paul D. Dahlen Sec'y - R. W. Nellis P. Smith Chaplain - W.. Lipe Klock S. D. - .. Garry S. Beard J. D. - Carl J. Silvernail S. M. C. - W.. Earl F. Casler J. M. C. - George Rosset Marshal - Ronald S. Brown Tiler - Leo E. Walrath Organist- W.. Charles F. Heath. |
Trustees: R.
W. Joseph E. Capece, Jr. |
Officers for 1976:
W. Ruthanna Davis
Walter Davis
W. Esther Sitterley
R. W. Ruth Walrath
W. Carrie Underwood
S. June Brown
W. Gail Carter
S. Martha Dockey
W. Lela Brown
S. Maggie Van Gorder
S. Marian Settle
S. Dorcas Devendorf
S. Bertha Flanders
S. LaMoyne Manclow
S. Beatrice Clemons
S. Ruth Dillon
S. Kathleen Lull
W. Caroline Hayes
S. Mildred Riesdorph
S. Hilda Green
S. Millie Smith
W. Lois Edwards
S. Harriet Foss
W. Edna Weaver
Many Public functions are held in the Temple, utilizing a large dining hall with adequate kitchen facilities. the public also has the use of the four bowling alleys housed in the basement.
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