WEBSTER GRANGE No. 436

PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY- 1880- 1961

Lecturer's Program

S , S. FRIENDSHIP

1961 81 n ANNIVERSARY

THEME N11:1GHIIOOILINII:IIS

* IN GAANGI[ * IN CoMMUNITY * IN NATION AND WoRLD

FRIENDSHIP

The happiest business in the world ls that of making friends,

And no "investment" on the street Pays larger dividends.

For life is more than stocks and bonds And love; these rate percent,

But he who gives in Friendship's name Shall reap as he has spent.

Life is a great investment And no man lives in vain,

Who guards a hundred Friendships As misers guard their gain.

Then give the world a welcome, Each day, what'er it sends,

And may no mortgage e'er foreclose The partnership of friends.

Oregon State Grange - 1936.

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JUVENILE OFFICERS - 1961

Master

Overseer

Lecturer

Steward

Assistant Steward

Chaplain

Secretary & Treasurer

Gate Keeper

ceres

Pomona

Flora

Lady Ass't Steward

Color Bearer

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Diane Nagel

Diane Sanford

Shirley Nagel

Stephen Wright

Darwin DePappa

Herbert G rabb

Marie DePappa

Thomas Wright

Diane Walter

Nancy Grabb

Kathy Brewer

Phyllis Sanford

Joyce Nagel

SMf''" op ... 1961

WEBSTER GRANGE #436

Master Overseer Lecturer Steward Ass' t Steward Chaplain

Treasurer

Recording Sec'y

Financial Sec'y

Gatekeeper

Ceres Pomona

Joseph Eng! ish DU 1-1761 Elmer V. Smith 854-J Mrs . Elmer V. Smith 854-J Harry Wright 855-W Earl Tubman BR 1-6479 Mrs . Albert Eckler 1206-J

Irving Hockenberger 1-M

Mrs. Henry Oestre ich 1096-R

Mrs . Irving Hockenberger 1-M

Louis Dinse 878-J

Mrs. Harold Grabb Mrs . Carl Harris

621-J 772-W

Flora Mrs. Ray Neuert 906-W Lady Ass't Steward Mrs . Earl Tubman BR 1-6479 Juvenile Matron Mrs . Harry Wr ight 855-W

Assistant Mrs . Stanley Hosenfeld 461-R

Trustee, yr. DeWitt Cape 608-R

Trustee, 2 yrs. Harold ·Grabb 621-J

Trustee, 3 yrs .

Color Bearer

Pian ist Histor ian

Stanley Hosenfeld

Mrs. J. English

Mrs . Homer Pulver Thomas Gaffney

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461-R

DU 1-1761

72 33-M

*H. H. Spencer *E. 0 . Warner *Peter Hendee *C. N. Emery *l. Wall *Oufay Wright *Fred Hecker *Andrew Hilfiker

-PAST MASTERS-

1880-1881-1885 1882-1883

1884 1886

1887-1896 1897-1911

1912-1913-1922

*W i 1 1 i am F os te r Albert Eckler, Jr. Everett Bownan

*George Dunn *Thomas Wright Harold Foster

*Jay Ernissee *W i 1 1 i am Pe 1 1 e t t Robert Woodhull

*Gus tav Bertch Char 1 es Harris

*Charles Lus ink John Crane

*Henry Bowman *John Drake William Lieberman Stanley Hosenfeld Willard Bradstreet Joseph Maier Raymond Smith Wes 1 ey White Howard Coykendal 1 Ronald Sutorius Ronald Eckler Alexander Yurgeal it is Herbert Andrews Fred Blaessig John Bulau Harold Grabb

* - OEC EAS EO 5

1914 1915

1916-1917-1942 1918

1919-1920 1921 1923

1924-1925 1926 1927 1928 1929

1930-1931 1932-1933

1934 1935-1936-1941

1937-1938 1939 1940

1943-1944-1945 1946

1947-1948 1949-1953

1950 1951 1952 1954 1955 1956

1957-1958-1959

Sb,p'd- ~ -COMMITTEES-

AUDITING

Albert Eckler Ray Johnson Gordon Witmer

DEGREE TEAM 1st and 2nd -Stanley Hosenfeld 3rd and 4th - Erva Smith

FLORAL Mrs . Robert Woodhull Alex Schaer William Fuchs Mrs . Jay Ernissee Mrs . John Gent

INSURANCE Albert Eckler

LEG IS LATIVE James Wilson Thomas Wahl

MEMBERSHIP

Ray Neuert Edith Meeker Walter Klem

MONROE COUNTY FAIR John Bulau

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POMONA REPRESENTATIVE Irving Hockenberger

PRESS Mrs . Homer Pulver

Hel en Stadt Loretta Kl em

TABLEAU

Mrs. Wesley Walter Lydia Gerber

SERVICE AND HOSPITALITY Mrs. Carl Harris, Chairman Mrs. Howard Cunningham Mr s . Harold Grabb Mrs. Earl McMann Mr s . Irene Rifenburgh

YOUTH COMMITIEE Mr. & Mrs. Rudolph Burkhardt David Arft Mr . & Mrs . Joseph Maier Mr. & Mrs . William Baxter Mr. & Mrs . Alex Yurgeal it is Herbert Andrews Mr . & Mrs. Donald Vincent Mr. & Mrs . Harold Walsh

JUVENILE COMMITTEE

Mr. & Mrs . Herbert Arft Mr . & Mrs . George Hembrook Mr . & Mr s . Ferdinand DePappa Mrs. Everett Sunderlin Mr. & Mrs . George Senecal Mr. & Mrs . Harold Walter Mr s . Hazen Hoyt Mr s . Vi rginia DeLue

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-PROGRAM-

October 29

Installation: Deputy State Master of Monroe County, Edmund Marv in and Staff

Lunch Chairman -Mr. & Mrs . Harold Grabb

November 3

Report of Delegate to New York State Grange: Harold Grabb

November 5

OVER THE HORIZON -

A Look Ahead - Joseph English

December 3

ANCHORS AWEIGH ! -

Supper - 6 : 00 p.m. Supper Chairman - Irene Harris Dining Room Chairman -Mr. & Mrs. Harold Grabb

Social Evening - Harry Wright

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December 17

CHR I STHAS AT SEA!

Kitchen -Mr. & Mrs. Joe English Dining Room -Mr. & Mrs. Harry Wright

Christmas Books - Juvenile G·range Mrs. Harry Wright Mrs. Stanley Hosenfeld

New Year's Eve Dance, Card Party and Supper. Elmer v. Smith, Chairman

January 7

STEWARDSHIP -

Kitchen -Mr. & Mrs. Ray Johnson Dining Room - Mr. & Mrs . Stanley Hosenfeld

Neighbor] iness -Mrs. Ferdinand DePappa Message of Gov. Rockefeller- Everett Bowman

January 21

SALESMANSHIP- What Will You Do 7

Kitchen - Bessie Schlegel Dining Room -Myrtle Morgan

State Legislation : Wright, Grabb, Johnson

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February 4

Committee -Mrs. Walter Lobinski, Mrs . Harold Grabb

Dining Room -Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Sutorius

Public Ham Dinner- No Meeting

February 18

BATTLESHIP -

Supper Committee- Mr. & Mrs. Ray Neuert Dining Room -Mr. & Mrs. Earl McMann

3rd and 4th Degrees - Ladies Degree Team Exhibit of Civil War Mementos- each member to

label his article for the exhibit table. Bring several I

Thomas Gaffney - "The Gray and the Blue"

March 4

FRIENDSHIP -

Supper Committee -Mr . & Mrs. Earl Tubman Dining Room -Mr. & Mrs. Everett Bowman

WORLD NEIGHBORS : International Exchange Student, Lars Petter Wahl in, Stockholm, Sweden.

(student guest of Mr. & Mrs. Robert Witmer) Music Exhibit of Ha'ndwork, old and new. Bring

yours and please label it. Yeast Bread Judging .

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March II Pomona at Hindon

March 18 WORKMANSHIP -

Supper Committee -Hr. & Mrs. Wm. Lieberman Dining Room -Hr. & Mrs. Burton Cape

SAVE WATER, SOIL, TREES AND - YOUTH ! Legislative Highlights and Conservation What Are Our National, State and Local

Lawnakers Doing? -James Wilson, Gerald Barrett

Hobby Show - Bring articles from your own hobby, label for our exhibit table.

March 25

ACQUAINTANCESHIP -

Service and Hospitality Committee- Card Party HEAVE HO! For Ticket Sale - or Prizes I

Apri I I

SPORTSMANSHIP -

8:00 p.m. - 1st and 2nd Degrees How's Your Health? - Nora Tubman

Daily Hazards We Overlook Demonstration -Youth Committee -

"My Git Up and Go Just Got Up and Went" Talent Show: Quartettes

Refreshments -Youth Committee.

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Apri 1 14

SHIP OF STATE - Lecturers' Conference of 'i5ei"aware , Maryland, Pennsylvania , New York and New Jersey - at Elmira , N.Y . Banquet, 6 :30p .m. Gov . Nelson Rockefeller , speaker.

Apr i 1 15

MARKSMANSHIP -

3rd and 4th Degrees - 8 :00 p.m. Juvenile Grange Anniversary:

Past Voyages and Successes Mrs . Harry Wright, Mrs . Stanley Hosenfeld

Exhibit: Old Pictures and Photos -Bring yours. (of former Grangers, your o ld home, Lake Ontario, bathing suits, sailboats, high button shoes, old icehouse, horses, etc . )

Refreshments- Juvenile Committee

May 6

FRIENDSHIP -

Anniversary and Neighbors Night Welcome Neighbor Grangers

A VOYAGE OF FRIENDSHIP: Our Grange, ·Past and Present .

Civil War Centennial Style Show: A Century of Fash ion

Exhibit: Civil War Memos- gadgets, costumes, old quilts, shawls , hats , etc.

Refreshments - Mr . & Mrs. E.arl Tubman

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May 20

WORSHIP -

"Guided Hands"- Irene Harris Certificate Winners -Service & Hosp i tality

Conmittee. Awards to 25 and 50 year members - 1961 . Music Exhibit: Old Pictures and Programs,

especially Webster Grange, or members. Yours ?

Refreshments - Auditing Committee and Floral Committee

June 3

ACQUAINTANCESHIP -

New Members Night- What I Like About Grange New Members: Mr. & Mrs. Edward Wood

Mr. & Mrs. William Ford Youth Committee - Program.

Mr . & Mrs. Rudolph Burkhardt, Chairmen "The Light" - drama Art Exhibit: Paintings, Sculpture, Ceramics,

etc. Please bring yours!

Refreshments -Membersh ip Committee

June 10

Pomona at Fairport

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July 8

Picnic - Webster Park - Creek Bend Rolls, hots , beverages­

Irv i ng Hockenberger Tables- Service & Hospitality Com. Games, Sen ior and Jun ior -

Mr . & Mrs. Harold Grabb Bring your camera - take a picture

August 5

Recreation - Slst Anniversary Auction Woodhull Ga r dens

Hr. & Mrs. Frank Klem Mr. & Mrs . Henry Henner

BRING 3 OR MORE ITEMS TO AUCTION OFF! Exhibit of Antiques: Bring at least one,

please label i t . Needlework Judging

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September 2

MEMBERSHIP -

6:30 Tureen Supper - Bring table service and tureen. Committee: Trustees and Membership Committee.

Building: Are You a Booster and a Builder? Booster Program -Mixers:

"Let's Get Acquainted" -Membership Committee: R. Neuert, E. Meeker, W. Klem.

Film on Machinery Safety- Ray Johnson Contribute One Booster Block {any one or more)

* bring in a new member * contribute magazines or a book * donate kit chen equipment or towels * make a financial donation

Se ptember 9 Pomona at Chi! i

September 16

WORKMANSHIP- ALL MEMBERS ON DECK!

Harvest Fest ival - CARGO - Produce . · Bring , Sell or Buy I

Dining Room -Mrs . Carl Harris Kitchen -Service & Hospitality Committee Baked Foods -Mrs. John Palmer {please donate) Handicrafts -Mrs. Irene Rifenburgh.

{please donate) Fruit and Flo ral Arrangements and Supplies -

Webster Grange Gardeners {please donate) Exhibit: Old Time Appliances -churn, coffee

grinder , etc. Not to be sold.

EVERY MEMBER to contribute to the booths, or suppe r , or donate time or money .

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October 7

CITIZENSHIP - SHIP'S LOG FOR 1961

Report of all committees and officers on this year 1 s voyage.

CHANGING THE WATCH: Election of officers.

THE S. S. FRIENDSHIP: Review of the past year - Historian Gaffney.

Final Exhibit, Best of Year: Prizes for oldest, best, most unusual, etc.

Photo Exhibit of past year: Prizes for most beautiful, funniest, cutest, saddest, etc.

Refreshments- Officers of 1961.

October 21

HOHE PORT -

Supper - 6:30 p.m. Installation of Officers- Deputy State

Master and Staff. Look To the Future - Master Music

SHIP OF YOUTH SETS SAIL: Harvest and Halloween Program- Youth & Juvenile Committee

December 9 Pomona

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IN MEMORIAM

Virginia Andrews

Donald C. Brown

Irving Craft

Anna Du Bois

Mary Feucht

Bertha Frost

Frank Hermance

Ray Legasse

Carrie Pellett

Louise Pellett

Frank Pinkney

Charles Vogt

Rev . George Walker

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NEW MEMBERS - f960

Virginia Delue Marie Ford William Ford Esther Hembrook Gordon F. Hembrook Carl Jenniejohn Susie Jenniejohn Albert Knebel Mrs. Albert Knebel Irene Rifenburg Burton Thayer Mrs. Burton Thayer Maude Wahl Thomas Wahl Mrs. George Walker Doris Walsh Harold Walsh James C. Wi !son Edward Wood Frances Wood

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CO-OPERATOR

"Hornets work together; so do bees . A bee hive is a wonderful testimonial to what working together- each for all and all for each - can accomplish . Ants are also co­operators, and every ant hill testifies to the result-giving powers of cooperation . A wise man once was asked, "Which is the most important leg of a three-legged stool?" So you see all three are necessary and all the members of an organization, working together, and with others, are sure to accomplish great things ."

National Grange Lecturer, Edward F. Holter

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My sincere gratitude goes out to the officers, committees and members who have so willingly and generously given their time, skill, and able seamanship to help the s. S. Friendship of Webster Grange launch an interesting and fruitful voyage in this historic year - the Civil War Centennial.

Erva W. Smith, Lecturer

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