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Valley of Canton MSAKeeps on Giving

June 8, 2016 at the Quarterly Veterans Administration Volunteer Services Dinner, AASR member Sherman Brick, MSA received the Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award Plaque and Certificate signed by President Barack Obama for his volunteer work at the Canton Outpatient Clinic. He received a 5,000-hour award pin last year for volunteer work at the Canton Outpatient Clinic.He has been a member of the AASR for 22 years and is a recipient of the Meritorious Service Award, Past Master of Conrad Lodge #271, and Sec/Treasurer of Masters Wardens & Deacons of Stark County. He is also a member of the American Legion Post 166 where he serves as Service Officer and District 10 Service Officer, Past Commander and currently Treasurer of the Disabled Ameri-can Veterans Alliance Chapter #50. Bro. Brick is serving as a Director for the Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter #157, and is a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post #1036, and the Special Forces Association Chapter 35.

Pictured (L-R) KoKo Brick, Sherman Brick, Kristen Parker, Cleveland VA Medical Center Chief of External Affairs

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August,2016

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A.A.S.R. VALLEY OF CANTON FrankL.Sekeres,33o, Deputy’s Repre sentative for the Valley of Canton

JamesG.Fidler,33o, Executive Secretary

Mailing Address: A.A.S.R. – Valley of Canton Masonic Temple 836 Market Avenue North Canton, Ohio 44702 Phone: 330-455-2321 or 1-877-444-4592 FAX: 330-455-7370

Publication Staff:Office Manager & Chronicle EditorWilliamARodgers,MSA E-Mail: w43j48@sssnet.com

E-mail: valleyofcanton@yahoo.com Web Page: cantonscottishrite.com Publication Deadlines: 17th of Each Month

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IllR.WesleyWebber,Jr.,33° Chairman of the Board

Ill.DavidL.Detchon,33° Vice-Chairman of the Board

Ill.DavidA.Trautwein,33°

Ill.KennethR.Morris,33°

IllBlaineJ.Werner,33°

RodneyW.Lentz,32o

Thrice Potent Master Emeth Lodge of Perfection

Ill.DanielE.Riggle,33° Sovereign Prince, Mystic Council Princes of Jerusalem

MichaelE.Lengler,32° Most Wise Master Brenton Chapter Rose Croix

RickL.Miller,32o

Commander-in-Chief Stark Consistory

Brother Ben Franklin Award 2009-10

Best Publication - Category IV

MISSIONSTATEMENTFOR-NMJ• Provide inspiration for our members’ mean ingful programs and degrees.

• Provide convenient opportunities for our members to enhance their lives.

• Provide enjoyable programs and fellowship for our members.

FROM THE SECRETARY - Ill. James G. Fidler, 33° Brethren, this time of year our thoughts turn to fun and relaxation as we look for ways to take advantage of nicer weather. As we look toward the rest of summer keep in mind the events being planned by the Valley of Canton for the Inspiration, Convenience and Enjoyment of the members.The month of August provides still more opportunities for Valley mem-bers to get together and have fun. The Stated Meeting at the Masonic Temple in Canton at 7:30PM on Thursday August 11 will be preceded

by a delicious dinner at 6:30PM sponsored by the Masonic Association and will feature the camaraderie Scottish Rite is famous for. Saturday, August 6, 2016 figures prominently on the Scottish Rite calendar with three sig-nificant events for the Brethren to choose from on that same day:The 9 th Annual Central Stark Club Steak Fry and Wine Tasting, this year to be held at the Massillon AM-Vets Post 12 at 5:00PM, is always an enjoyable event.And don’t forget that the Scottish Rite tradition of volunteer activities in connection with the Pro Football Hall of Fame Enshrinement ceremony continues this year and provides another opportunity for Scottish Rite Masons to get together. Something tells me our HOF volunteers will be recognized in an upcoming edition of the Chronicle.Finally, it is also the date selected by the Ohio Council of Deliberation Membership Com-mittee for an outstanding Member Recruitment and Retention program open to all Scottish Rite Members at the Ohio Masonic Home in Springfield, Ohio.There is no way anyone could attend all three of these events being held on the same day, but any one of the three is well worth a Member’s time.While we’re talking about enjoyable events for Masons to attend, the list includes the An-nual Corn Roast sponsored by our York Rite Brethren in Canton Commandery #38 at the Canton Masonic Temple at 6:00PM on Tuesday August 16- all the roasted ears of corn , hot dogs and ice cream you can eat for a donation of $5.00.Please remember, we need petitions for the upcoming Fall Reunion, November 10-12, 2016, honoring Ill. Bro. David Trautwein.MARKYOURCALENDARSFORSCOTTISHRITEDAY,SATURDAYNOVEM-BER12,2016,FEATURINGEVENINGDINNERSPEAKERRETIREDCOLONELDONALDE.BALLARD,RECIPIENTOFTHEMEDALOFHONOR.Stay safe and enjoy the rest of the summer. See you soon. Fraternally, Jim Fidler,33°, Executive Secretary

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AUGUSTSat. Aug. 6 - 5:00 PM Central Stark Steak Fry OCD Membership Meeting at Ohio Masonic Home in Springfield, OhioWed., August 10 - 7:00 PM Grand Master Roll OutThurs., August 11 - 7:30 PM Stated MeetingSEPTEMBERThurs., Sept. 8 - 6:30 PM Quarterly Dinner 7:30 PM Stated Meeting

IMPORTANTDATESSat. Aug. 6 - 5:00 PM Central Stark Steak FryWed., Aug 10 - 7:00 PM Grand Master Roll OutThurs., August 11 - 7:30 PM Stated MeetingThurs., Sept. 8 - 6:30 PM Quarterly Dinner 7:30 PM Stated MeetingThurs., Oct. 13 - 7:30 PM Stated MeetingThurs., Fri., Sat. Nov. 10-12 -240th Fall Reunion - Scottish Rite DaySaturday, Nov. 12 - 4:00 PM Special Program & Dinner Friday, November 11th - VETERANSDAYThurs., Dec. 8 - 6:30 PM Quarterly Dinner 7:30 PM Stated MeetingSunday, Dec. 25 - CHRISTMASDAYSunday, Jan., 1, 2017 - NEWYEARSDAYThurs., Jan., 12 - 7:30 PM Stated Meeting Sat. Jan. 28 - Six Valley Degree Day in ClevelandThurs., Feb., 9 - 7:30 PM Stated MeetingTues., Feb. 14 - Valentine’s DayFri., Feb., 20 - Presidents DayThurs., March 9 - 6:30 PM Quarterly Dinner 7:30 PM Stated MeetingThurs., April 13 - 7:30 PM Stated Meeting

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We missed you at the last meeting. The program was very informative. The ice cream was very cold and the fellow-ship was warm. Won’t you join us for our next meeting on August 11. Come early for dinner, make your reservation.

AUGUST11,2016STATEDMEETINGat7:30PM

DINNERTIME:6:30pmCostis$15.00 MENU: • Steak Fry (Done Your Way) • Baked Potatoes • Salad • Green Beans Cup Cakes RESERVATIONS REQUIRED Contact Bill Stratton at 330-455-6300 or e-mail: cantonmanager@yahoo.comDEADLINEFORRESERVATION,August8,2016

NATIONWIDESCOTTISHRITEDAY AND 240THFALLREUNIONThe Valley of Canton will be holding its 240th Reunion with the class honoree, Ill. David A. Trautwein, 33° in conjunction with the Nationwide Scottish Rite Day in November. The Reunion dates are; Thursday, 10th with videos of the 4° & 31°, on Friday, 11th there will be the portrayal of the 14° & 18°, concluding on Saturday 12th with the conferral of the 32°On Saturday, November 12, 2016, Valleys and State Councils of Deliberation from both the Northern and Southern jurisdic-tions will come together to celebrate Scottish Rite Day. It is the first time the fraternity has held such a nationwide day of honor. During the conferral of the 32° the Valley of Canton will host a special program featuring the Hall of Fame Chorus, with the public invited. This will then be followed by a banquet with a special guest speaker, Brother Ret. Colonel Donald Ballard, Medal of Honor Recipient. This is also open to the public but prepaid reservations will be required for the dinner. The cost of the dinner is $15.00/person or $25.00 per couple with reservations being made through the Valley Office. Checks need to be made out to AASR-Valley of Canton and mailed to the Masonic Temple at 836 Market Ave. N., Canton, OH 44702 Save these dates on your calendar, invite your friends and veterans to come.Most important, invite your Blue Lodge Brethren who are not members of the Valley to join; they will get a new jewel and medal-lion that has been commissioned just for this historic event. SCOTTISHRITEDAY SATURDAYNOVEMBER12,2016

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Membership by Scott Garan, Chairman So I was thinking about a few important “ truths” about life. These “truths” are sort of a code to live by. They are things I think about when living MY life! I hope you can get something out of them.These “truths” are as follows:

• If an undertaking was easy, someone else would have al ready done it.• If you follow in another man’s footsteps, you miss the prob lems worth solving.• Excellence is born of preparation, dedication, focus, and tenacity; compromise any of these and you become average!• Every so often, life presents a great moment of decision, an intersection at which a man must decide to stop or go; a person LIVES with these decisions forever! Think wisely!• Examine everything; not all is as it seems or as people tell you!• It is easiest to live with a decision if it is based on an earnest sense of right and wrong.• The fact that I live or die is irrelevant. The only thing that matters is that while alive, I lived an honorable life and that I made a difference in OTHER people’s lives!• The worst possible decision in life is to GIVE UP! No matter WHAT the problem!• We are not guaranteed a tomorrow! Don’t put off things you feel are important, for if you do you may regret it later.As I look over this list, I think about all of my Masonic breth-ren. Yes, each of you! I have always feared mediocrity. I mean we all have only one life! Why be just another cog in the machine? Why be average? Being average stinks! Freemasons are NOT average people.Look at what we do. We take oaths to support each other, our families and our brother’s family as well. More importantly we uphold our oaths. We are charitable not only within the fraternity, but also to those NOT in the fraternity. We hon-estly try to help others!The Dyslexia Center, donating to the veterans, and the Shri-ner’s Hospitals are but a few of our worthy causes. We take the promise to provide relief to others to heart! Each of us does what we can!That my friends is why we are not average. So many people go through life caring only about themselves! Look at what is happening in our country today. It seems our philosophy is becoming out dated, but THAT is why we are a special group of men. We have people that are attacking our police, the thin blue line that keeps us from becoming a totally chaotic world! The media

DonaldEverettBallard (born December 5, 1945) is a retired American colonel in the Kansas National Guard and former member of the United States Navy, in which he was a Hospital Corpsman in the Vietnam War and received the Medal of Honor.Ballard was born in Kansas City, Missouri and it was there that he enlisted in the United

States Navy. Sent to Vietnam, Ballard served as a corpsman in the Quang Tri province with Company M, 3rd Battalion, 4th Marines (Mike 3/4) of the 3rd Marine Division. On May 16, 1968, Ballard treated two Marines suffering from heat exhaus-tion, and when returning to his unit from the casualty evacua-tion helicopter pad he and his company were attacked by the North Vietnamese Army. While under fire, Ballard directed aid to other wounded US Marines and when a grenade landed nearby, he lay on top of it to protect the wounded. The gre-nade failed to explode and Ballard was able to throw it away to explode harmlessly, and then continue to treat the wound-ed. For his actions, he received the United States of America’s highest award, the Medal of Honor

spreads lies to fuel hatred and create higher ratings! No my brethren, we still live by an honest code of conduct. To be good men and true is one of the principles we live by.Brethren , be proud of your Masonic Fraternity! Be proud of all that WE stand for! If you find a non-mason, spread the word about OUR fraternity! If you find someone that is a Mason but has yet to join the Scottish Rite, let them know that the Scottish Rite expands upon what our fraternity of-fers! That it allows us to get more out of our fraternity! Let them know that our fraternity offers an endless path to self improvement! Brethren, with each new qualified member we bring into our Lodges or Temples, it only improves the goodness we already have.And finally brethren, do YOUR part in supporting the chari-ties we as a group support! Donate time or money to the Dyslexia center. Look for other charities we support and do what you can to help! Donate some clothing to the men and women in need of help at the Canton VA who need it! Brethren, we are a great fraternity, because we are not aver-age people! We are people that still say the pledge to the flag and pray to our God. We are men of honor! We are Ameri-cans and Freemasons!

AugustProgram Bro. Daniel Schario will share his experience when he worked on the Marmet Lock Extension on the Kanawha River in West Virginia from 2004 to 2008. He has some interesting stories to share with us.

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CHILDREN’S DYSLEXIA CENTERGreetings from the Children’s Dyslexia Center,The Center is open for six weeks during the summer and the last day of operation is August 4. Twenty children are attending the summer session. There are 6 certified tutors and 5 scholars tutoring the children this summer. The 5 scholars will finish the practicum this fall and 3 new scholars will be ready to begin the practicum. Classes for the new scholars are held on Saturdays. Classes were held on June 11, July 16, 23, 30 and the final class for this semester will be August 23. Classes were also held for certified tutors on July 11 and 12. Those who attended received 4 continuing credit hours toward the renewal of their certification. Certified tutors must earn 10 credits per year in order to renew their certification. You will notice at the bottom of this article is a new logo from the Stark Community Foundation. They have awarded the Children’s Dyslexia Center a grant of $10,000. The Grand Chapter of Ohio Order of the Eastern Star Charitable Founda-tion awarded the Center $1,910.99. United Way has also funded the Center with a grant and allocates a monthly amount of $1667.66. The Center is blessed to have such generous donations. Donations of supplies are greatly appreciated. At this time we are not in need of supplies as the donations have been very generous. Your continued support of the Center is appreciated by all who are involved.Carol Jones, Director

At the Awards Dinner on May 14th, Wayne W. Fritter was the Recipient of the Chairman’s Award presented by Ill. Thomas J. White, 33° Chairman of the Board of Trustees

At the May 14th Awards dinner Bro. Donald S. Judisch received his 65 year Service Award.

Wayne/HolmesClub.As may be expected the previous outings have not been well attended. The June event was to participate in the Special Olympics opening ceremony by participating in the proces-sion as Masonic supporters. As this is one of our charities it was a good thing to do.July’s event was to join in one of the Special Olympics soft-ball game in Wooster beginning with a tail-gate picnic and then support the teams. It was the most enjoyable ball game I have ever attended. There was an opening home-run derby that was exciting. Three homers were hit. Then there were the cheer-leaders. Very special people. Most interesting was the man on the microphone. His narration and the color guy moved the game along. More events will be held during the year. The Amish Country Theater is scheduled for the end of this dead-line-for-the-Chronicle week. Hope to have a review for the next issue.As I will be away much of August, there is nothing sched-uled for this month. For September 3rd you may be my guest(s) for a day or week-end of gold prospecting/mining/treasure hunts/camping in nearby Loudenville. on Clear Creek. You may want to come for only Saturday for the first time out, but welcome Friday thru Sunday.Dana Keirstead330-669-2514

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ILostMyJob.ShouldIGoBackToWork?By Monica Rose GwinOhioMeansJobs Centers in Stark and Tuscarawas Counties

It’s August and summer is beginning to wind down and our thoughts turn to back to school activities. Losing your job may give you the time to consider new career options that include returning to school. Going back to school is a great way to move towards a positive employment future. If you are thinking about schooling there are several factors you should consider.“Most importantly, can you afford not to be employed while you are in school? While you may qualify for financial aid to pay for your schooling, you also have to continue to pay your bills. Often people will work part time jobs while they are in school to supplement their income,” advises Amy Miller, Resource Center Manager/One-Stop Officer for OMJ Centers in Stark and Tuscarawas Counties.You need to determine the type of course work you want to study in school. It is important to look at the job market in the field you are interested in to see if there are jobs available. You don’t want to be in the position of completing school, only to find out that there aren’t any jobs available in that particular field. Look for schooling in high demand fields. Your research also should include finding out if the types of jobs you are looking for are available in your area. If they are not, you need to decide if you are willing to relocate.People often feel that they don’t have the luxury of taking two or four years to go back to school to get a degree. Many training programs have options to take courses online. Some programs may not require a degree, but are certificate or licensure programs that take a year or less to complete. You need to determine what is going to be the best fit for you. “Many believe that they are too old or are fearful of returning to school,” says Miller. “The truth is that you are never too old to advance your education. It is an adjustment; how-ever education is a huge benefit even if you only take a few classes. You also should look at the possibility of taking a few classes in the field you are currently in. It might make you more marketable in your field, and open new job oppor-tunities for you.”Another option to ease the adjustment of going back to school, or to see if you have interest in a topic is to take advantage of MOOC (Massive Open Online Classes). These courses are free and provide you with a vast array of topics from many prestigious schools. Take your time and inves-tigate areas you are interested in by taking a class. This is a free and a no pressure way to see if you have an interest in a particular field.To learn more of Amy’s job search tips tune in Mondays at 3:15pm on WJER 1450 and on Wednesdays at 11:40am on Mix 94.1 and 12:42pm on NewsTalk 1480.

AUGUSTSTATEDMEETINGDRESSCODEThe dress code for the August 11th stated meeting is business casual or Hawaiian shirt. Come early for the steak fry and interesting program.

CANTONMASONICTEMPLEFACEBOOKPAGEBrother Christian Vallance has created a Facebook page for the Canton Masonic Temple. This will be a valuable resource for the Temple for many years. If you have a Facebook page please go to this new page and ”LIKE” it. Whenever you have an event that you would like to publicize put it on this Facebook page. This will not only help Scottish Rite, but all the other bodies too. The page link is:

facebook.com/CantonMasonicTemple

“God bless America, land that I love. Stand beside her, and guide her through the night with a light from above. From the mountains, to the prairies, to the oceans, white with foam, God bless America, my Home, sweet Home”. Irving Berlin

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Pictured are the 25 year awardees present at the May 14th Awards Dinner.

Pictured are the 35 year awardees present at the May 14th Awards Dinner.

Pictured are the 40 year awardees present at the May 14th Awards Dinner.

Pictured are the Blue Lodge Masters present at the May 14th Awards Dinner

Pictured are the Fall Reunion Candidates who were present at the May 14th Awards Dinner

At the May 14th Awards dinner Bros. Harold Hawk and Fred-rick Huprich received their 50 year Service Award

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At the May 14th Awards dinner Bros. John R. Green, Sr.and Raymond W. Stitt received their 30 year Service Award

Pictured above are Top Line Signer Award recipients, Ralph Lindeman, MSA, Sherman Brick, MSA, R. Edward Trego, 33°, Terry Rundquist and Russell Myers, Jr for Russell Myers Sr., and Edward Ondusko

Pictured above are 45 year Service Awardees : Allen Slatzer, MSA, Kenneth Cline, 33°, Leonard Cooper, James DeWalt, Hammie Jackson

Pictured above are 60 year Service Awardees , Walter Nicholson, E. Jay Robson, 33° and Earl Taflan

TheMonthofAugustinHistoryAugust2,1776– In Philadelphia, most of the 55 members of the Continental Congress signed the parchment copy of the Declaration of Independence.August3,1492– Christopher Columbus set sail from Palos, Spain with three ships, Nina, Pinta and Santa Maria. Seeking a westerly route to the Far East, he instead landed on October 12th in the Bahamas, thinking it was an outlying Japanese island.August5,1861 – President Abraham Lincoln signed into law the first federal income tax, a 3 percent tax on incomes over $800.00, as an emergency wartime measure during the Civil War. However, the tax was never actually put into effect. Also on this same date in 1858, the first Atlantic cable was completed.August7,1782– George Washington created the “Purple Heart” decoration medal.August9,1974– Effective at noon Richard M. Nixon re-signed the presidency as a result of the Watergate scandal. Nixon appeared on television the night before and announced his decision to the American people.August14,1935– President Roosevelt signed the Social Se-curity Act establishing the system which guarantees pensions to those who retire at age 65. The Social Security System also aids states in providing financial aid to dependent chil-dren, the blind, and others, as well as administering a system of unemployment insurance.August16,1896– Gold was discovered in Rabbit Creek, a tributary of the Klondike River in Alaska, resulting in the Great Klondike Gold Rush.August21,1959– President Dwight D. Eisenhower signed a proclamation admitting Hawaii to the Union as the 50th State.August28,1963– The March on Washington occurred as over 250,000 people attended a Civil Rights rally in Wash-ington D.C. at which Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. made his now famous “I have a dream” speech

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MERITORIOUSSERVICEAWARDEES The MSA club holds a monthly scheduled breakfast for all MSA Awardees throughout 2016. They are held the second Tuesday of each month at John’s Bar at 9:00 AM.The schedule for 2016 is as follows. The breakfast is open to all Scottish Rite members. Plan on attending.

The Valley of Canton MSAs are always working diligently to support the efforts of the Valley.

AfewInterestingFactsAbouttheMedalofHonor• The only woman awarded the Medal of Honor was Mary Walker, an Army Surgeon at the battle of Bull Run on July 21, 1861• There are nineteen double recipients of the Medal of Honor• The earliest actions for which the Medal was awarded took place before the Civil War had even begun, February 13-14, 1861 in what is now Arizona. Bernard J.D. Irwin was an As-sistant Surgeon in the Army when he voluntarily led a com-mand of troops to relieve a surrounded detachment of the 7th Infantry. Irwin’s Medal was not awarded until January 24, 1894, over 30 years after he had performed his deed. But on March 25, 1863 Pvt. Jacob Parrott was the first of a group of 6 men awarded the Medal for their actions in “The Great Loco-motive Chase” in April 1862. They were the first ever to wear the Medal of Honor.• At Drewry’s Bluff, VA aboard the U.S.S. Galena, Corporal John Mackie became the first Marine to earn the Medal of Honor. He received the award aboard the U.S.S. Seminole on 10 July 1863. • On July 25, 1963 Congress established a set of guidelines under which the Medal of Honor could be awarded: a.) while engaged in an action against an enemy of the United States; b.) while engaged in military operations involving conflict with an opposing foreign force; or, c.) while serving with friendly forces engaged in armed conflict against an opposing armed force in which the United States is not a belligerent party

On Tuesday, July 12th the breakfast at John’s Bar had 15 MSA members and 5 &1/2 33° members in attendance. The conversation around the table covered a multitude of subjects. All enjoyed good fellowship and a very nice breakfast. Come join us next month. Oh yes, the 1/2 33° was Doc Rhodes’ grandson, he had a good time.

The Annual MSA Dinner was held on June 25th, at the Hartville Kitchen Restaurant in Hartville. There were 28 in attendance. All enjoyed a fantastic meal and good fellowship. We are planning to have next year’s dinner at the same place.

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InmemoriamWhen the world is upside down, brush away the tears, the frown,

Say a little prayer and soon, a ray of hope will conquer gloom.Our lot is easier to bear when we talk to God in prayer.

And like a beacon shining bright, prayer will soothe the grievous plight.Tales of woe, like useless weeds, serve no purpose, but the seeds

That enable us to cope are the prayers of faith and hope

The Grand Architect of the Universe has received the following into His Presence:With sympathy and sorrow, we share in the loss of our brothers:

Robert M Dray Wayne A. Henry Paul C Madden Richard L Senff

Robert W. AlexanderAlfred M. BillerGeorge A. BoyleJames L. BranchBobby G. BurnsJames R. DaubenspeckDavid DullJames FugattPaul E. GriffinLarry Groves, 33°Gary W. GuistRobert Hahn, 33°Ray Hall

Harold Wayne HawkThomas A. HeakinWilliam S. HermanClark C. HoehnJim Hone, MSABarnard Edward HooverJames HowenstineDon HurlesDavid Johnson, Jr.Johnnie Jones, MSALaverne M. KandleZeb V. Malavite

Dale F. MoseDon C. NixonWilliam Noggle, 33°Earl W. NorrisTheodore F. NovakRobert RedenbackEarnest RiddleDon RobsonE. Jay Robson, 33°Kenneth O. SampselEarl Somoskey, MSARonald Stack William Steven

Patrick SupplesJames B. TedrickDaniel D. TuckerRev. Raymond TuckerJames D. WranaClayton WrightHarold YoungJames D. Young

The following have been reported as Ill or Destressed