Porter Lodge Chronicles
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James A. Iles, II, born on December 18, 1967, to James A. and Christine C. Iles, has built a life defined by service, leadership, and dedication to both family and community. From his earliest days as a Scout to his ongoing involvement in civic and fraternal organizations, James has consistently demonstrated a commitment to living with integrity and purpose.
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These news articles are from the local newspapers report on the fire that engoulfed and destroyed our Lodge on march 16, 1961
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The Freemasons. An organization that interested me from a young age. Not because of the false hype and rhetoric, but because of its ties to brotherhood, it’s teachings of a bond that can never be broken, and even more so, a common morality that every man should hold dear that will guide him in his endeavors throughout his life. At the end of November 2020, I would begin to experience what the world of Freemasonry means to a Brother in distress.
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Saturday, December 15, 1957 - On Saturday, December 15, 1956, the officers and guests of Porter Lodge No. 137 gathered to perform and whiteness the 105 Installation Ceremony. Here is the Program of that evening.
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Sunday, November 24, 1963 - Post Tribune: PORTER LODGE 137, F & AM, moved to new quarters in Valparaiso on Saturday, Nov. 16, thus opening still another chapter in a fraternal history which predates the American Civil War.
It was in May of 1842-nineteen years before the Civil War when six Masons gathered at the rural Valparaiso home of Adam S. Campbell lor Porter County's first recorded Masonic Order meeting.
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