Chemeketa Lodge No. 1

May 2016

Memorial Day – Odd Fellows Rural Cemetery
Memorial Day – Odd Fellows Rural Cemetery

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Memorial Day – Odd Fellows Rural Cemetery

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Memorial Day observance at Odd Fellows Rural Cemetery circa 1885. WHC 1995.022.0003 “Cover them over with beautiful flowers, [...]

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August 2005

Oddfellows

WHC Research Intern2022-10-28T11:14:26-07:00August 20th, 2005|Categories: Salem History Hub|Tags: Albert W. Ferguson, Albert Zieber, Ben F. Harding, Chemeketa Lodge No. 1, Club, Cyrus A. Reed, Cyrus S. Woodworth, Edwin N. Cooke, Eli M. Barnum, Grand Master, Huron Lodge, I.O.O.F., Joel Palmer, Legislative Hall, Oddfellows, Organiation, Rebekahs, Rector Building, Rowan Hardin, Salem, Salem History Hub, Samuel E. May, Temple Grand Opera House, William H. Willson|

Chemeketa Lodge No. 1, Oddfellows I.O.O.F. Three decades after establishment of the first Independent Order of Odd Fellows at Baltimore, Maryland, in 1819, members [...]