Fraternally Yours, Part 2
May 18, 2001 -
© Mark W. Swarthout
extent. As far as the public going in and reading the records or minutes of the lodge, I don't think this is allowed, unless you get a very interested person who would be in agreement to do allow you to do that. But generally, I would say that that doesn't happen. We do not have all of the records of our membership in one big file, or is it on line.
My appreciation to all those that provided responsed to my inquiries about their organizations! The next article will be a listing of organizations and web sites associated with them.
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