[2]Updated:Â Dick Krzyiewski sends along a scan of a 1954 Area 2-G Conclave Neckerchief was hosted by Otahnagon Lodge #172 and was held at their Camp Tuscarora.. Were any other items issued for this conclave?
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Update January 2013 Ed White sends along an image of a variant neckerchief. He is aware of at least one other neckerchief with this Red and Yellow color combination. He speculates that it may be a Lodge Chief issue.
[4]Ray Gould has sent a copy of the neckerchief slide issued for this conclave. This is a scan of color photocopy.
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Rob Higgens list the Area 2-G lodges in 1954 [6] as:
- Gonlix 34 (from 2-D)
- Adirondack 357 (from 2-D)
- Yahnundasis 465 (from 2-D)
- Seneca 394 (from 2-E, to 2-H by 1961)
- Aola 410 (from 2-E)
- Manatoanna 461
- Ona Yote Kaonaga 500
- Yokahú 506
- Otahnagon 172 (from 2-D, to 2-H in 1956)
- Tahgajute 247 (from 2-E, to 2-H in 1956)
- Ah Wa Ge 477 (to 2-H in 1956)
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3 Comments To "Area 2-G 1954 Section Conclave Neckerchief"
#1 Comment By Neale Cummings On March 15, 2008 @ 9:02 am
According to my records here is what I have.
1954 – Area Conference Host Lodge 172 OTAHNAGON Camp Tuscarora – Windsor NY 34, 172, 247, 357, 394, 410, 461, 465, 477 Neckerchief (Indian), Slide, Patch Area Chief John Corbin
Neale
#2 Comment By Ray Gould On March 15, 2008 @ 9:56 am
Hi Bill and Neale-
From what I’ve seen, there is a neckerchief slide (bakelite? type…..red with black indian head profile and says “Area II-G Conference……….1954”). I have never seen a patch……..I believe the patch confusion has lingered for years with some confusion about the white arrowhead patch with pine tree (actually belonging to the 1955 conference). I do have a color picture of the 1954 slide and will scan and send to you.
My best-
-Ray Gould
#3 Comment By Rob Higgins On April 21, 2008 @ 6:09 pm
Hi Neale,
Ona Yote Kaonaga Lodge #500 was chartered the year before, should’ve been in that area, but your list confirms that they didn’t attend 2-G (not until 1955). Any ideas why, or maybe they were just too new?