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EARLY ORGANIZATIONS
In Carroll County

KNIGHTS OF THE GLOBE

Establishment of Knights of the Globe Garrison at Shannon

Shannon, April 24, 1896- The entertainment given by the head garrison of the Knights of the Globe at the opera house last night was a success in every particular. The principal speaker was General S. D. Adkins, who spoke for nearly an hour explaining the workings of the order which are for the betterment of mankind and for the benefit of home and family. Mrs. Emma C. Krape, eminent commander of the ladies auxiliary of Freeport, then presented the claims of the ladies branch for consideration. After a short intermission, during which time fifty ladies signified their intention of joining the auxiliary branch of the Knights of the Globe by signing their names, an interesting musical program was carried out, including an address by Mrs. Verbeck. A pleasing feature of the occasion was a solo by Col. Babcock for which he was encored. Colonel Babcock assisted by the working members of the ladies auxiliary of the Knights of the Globe will institute a ladies garrison here at the Odd Fellows Hall, Monday night, April 27.

Contributed by John Sharp from the Freeport Daily Democrat April 29, 1896

LADIES of the KNIGHTS GLOBE

Mrs. Krape Pays Shannon Garrison an Official Visit
(Installation of Officers)

Shannon, July 1, 1897-
Mrs. Emma Krape visited Loyalty Garrison No. 9 of the Eminent Ladies of the Knights of the Globe, At Shannon last night and installed the following officers:

Chief Justice - Mrs. Amos Yordy
Supreme Judge- Miss Inez Humbert
President- Mrs. Jacob Fry
Vice-President- Mrs. Charles Stuart
Commander- Mrs. R.C. Miller
Lieutenant Commander- Mrs. Annie Shirley
Adjutant- Mrs. Wesley Miller
Noble Ensign- Mrs. Whitmore

After the installation ceremonies a banquet was served.

Contributed by John Sharp - from the Freeport Daily Democrat July 2, 1897

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