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Dallas American Legion hosting Ride for Honor benefit

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St. Jude School presents Dig It!

<p>Members of Caldwell Consistory, in period costumes, traced the storied history of Wilkes-Barre&#8217;s Masonic Lodge No. 61 which began in 1779 with Colonel Proctor&#8217;s Military Lodge during General Sullivan&#8217;s march, through its early meetings at Brother and Judge Jesse Fell&#8217;s Tavern, at the &#8216;Sign of the Buck.&#8217; Participants, from left, are: Robert J. Thomas, PM, Pulaski Lodge No. 216; Lynn Sheehan, PM; George M., Dallas Lodge No. 531; Donald W. Weaver, PDDGM, Hazle-Azalia-Fellowship Lodge No. 327; Lewis J. Strunk Jr, worshipful master; and James F. Gayeuski, PM, Pulaski Lodge No. 216.</p><style>
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Masonic Lodge 61 learns its early history