Freemason

Platte Lodge, No. 56, A.F. & A.M.

This lodge was incorporated by the Legislature, with N.M. Schrock, W.M.; W.E. Black, S.W.; and John E. Pitt, J.W. The lodge had been incorporated or charted by the Grand Lodge as early as 1846, and this legislative charter was to enable the lodge to hold the real estate it acquired the following year, when the Presbyterian Churcn and the lodge built a meeting -house and hall. The meetings of the Lodge were held each Saturday night before full moon, in the upper story of Johnston & Lewis' store, on Lot 6, Block 29, in Platte City…

Phoenix Lodge No. 30 I.O.O.F. Buys Property in Weston

Independent Order of Odd Fellows Apparently there are similarities to the Free Masons. Masonry is not Christian, and at high levels is openly luciferian. To some degree, individual masons’ reluctance to reveal this to the “uninitiated” is due to ignorance of what happens in the higher degrees, but for some it’s a matter of fulfilling their duty to keep the secrets of Freemasonry with them to the grave. Because of this, it is not wise to trust much of what masons have to say about masonry. This is the nature of an occult secret society. Sept.5:…