Ionic Composite Lodge No. 520
Formation | 1922 |
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Location | |
Region | 622nd Masonic District |
Ionic Composite Lodge No. 520 is a a masonic lodge in the 622nd Masonic District of the Grand Lodge of California, United States. The Lodge regularly meets on Mondays with the Stated Meeting scheduled for the first Monday of every month. The dinner preceding the meeting is open to non-masons.
History[edit]
Ionic Composite Lodge No. 520 is a result of consolidation[1] of five masonic lodges: Ionic No. 520, Alexander Graham Bell No. 595, Benjamin Franklin No. 509, John Marshall No. 636, and Composite No. 639.
Timeline of consolidation: Ionic No. 520 was established in 1922. Composite No. 639 was established in 1926. On 08/01/1980 Benjamin Franklin No. 509 and Alexander Graham Bell No. 595 merged. On 01/01/1984 John Marshall No. 636 merged with Alexander Graham Bell-Benjamin Franklin No. 595 and created Tri No. 595. On 01/01/1992 Composite No. 639 merged with Tri No. 595 and created Composite No. 595. On 01/01/2000 Composite No. 595 merged with Ionic No. 520 and formed the Ionic Composite Lodge No. 520 as it exists today.
Masters[edit]
Name[2] | Years | Grand Lodge Officer |
Walter M. McSlay* | 1922 | |
Charles R. Craig* | 1923 | |
Harry A. Franklin* | 1924 | |
Erling N. Tandberg* | 1924 / 1925 | |
Allyn B. Rice* | 1925 | |
Albert Wager* | 1927 | |
Walter B. Rorick* | 1927 | |
Joseph R. Perry* | 1927 | |
George R. Schultz* | 1928 | |
Louis M. Bloch* | 1928 | |
Oliver J. Kauffman* | 1928 | |
Claude Lenz* | 1929 | |
James Keddie* | 1929 | |
Harris O. Hatlstad* | 1929 | |
Elijah M. Smuckler* | 1930 | |
Franklin B. Pollitt* | 1930 | |
Clarence W. Reed* | 1930 | |
Hugo Freed* | 1931 | |
Clarence R. Hiatt* | 1931 | |
Isadore Moore* | 1932 | |
Karl N. Eckers* | 1932 | |
Arthur T. Huntley* | 1932 | |
Will E. Holtz* | 1933 | |
William J. Murray* | 1933 | |
H. Jack Maierstein* | 1934 | |
Carl S. Shirley* | 1934 | |
Origene E. Senay* | 1934 | |
Jack Goldberg* | 1935 | |
Otto A. Schwennicke* | 1935 | |
Harold C. Roddan* | 1936 | |
R. Arnold Willis* | 1936 | |
H. David Cherman* | 1937 | |
Robert M. Dreibelbis* | 1937 | |
Jerome D. Rosenfield* | 1938 | |
Will J. Dankers Jr.* | 1938 | |
Atwill T. Morgan* | 1938 | |
Eli Gold* | 1939 | |
Parker B. Channell* | 1939 | |
David Goldstein* | 1940 | |
Ralph G. Ritchie* | 1940 | |
Clyde B. Austin* | 1940 | |
Maurice Levi* | 1941 | |
Arley C. Coleman* | 1941 | |
David Berniker* | 1942 | |
Willis L. Squires* | 1942 | |
Raymond J. King* | 1942 | |
Bernard Lebe* | 1943 | |
Melvin E. Tompkins* | 1943 | |
Arthur V. Joel* | 1943 | |
Isadore I. Smuckler* | 1944 | |
W. Frank Warren* | 1944 | |
Edmond Johnson* | 1944 | |
Hyman M. Dorshkind* | 1945 | |
J. Standley Parsdise* | 1945 | |
Edward King* | 1946 | |
Stephan A. Black* | 1946 | |
Tom Slack* | 1946 | |
Eugene M. Lewin* | 1947 | |
James G. Lyons* | 1947 | |
Lewis Wexler* | 1947 | |
Dewey K. Overton* | 1948 | |
Garnett S. Hancock* | 1948 | |
G. Elton Barnes* | 1948 | |
Louis L. Levi* | 1949 | |
Graham A. Backus* | 1949 | |
Nathan Schwartz* | 1950 | |
J. Frank Moore* | 1950 | |
Albert J. Buelow* | 1950 | |
Al Davis* | 1951 | |
Elwood F. Herrin* | 1951 | |
Glenn H. Harman* | 1951 / 1967 | Grand Bible Bearer 1969 |
David Zeidenfeld* | 1952 | |
Charles J. Kidd* | 1952 | |
Jack Lurie* | 1952 | |
Archie Jacobs* | 1953 | |
Fred Schunk* | 1953 | |
Harry C. Cherman* | 1953 | |
Robert A. Crigler* | 1953 | Grand Master 1969 |
Ralph Fenster* | 1954 | |
Peter Jan* | 1954 | |
Edwin A. Lippert* | 1954 | |
Robert B. Owen* | 1955 | |
Sam W. Fleishman* | 1955 | |
Irvine A. Gale* | 1956 | |
Robert Wilkins* | 1956 | |
Chester C. Davies* | 1956 | |
Arthur Dvorin* | 1957 | |
John H. Tillery* | 1957 | |
Samuel D. Robbins* | 1958 | |
Harry N. Moore* | 1958 | |
Jess L. Williams | 1958 | |
Bernard J. Aaronson* | 1959 | |
Jessee C. Jordan* | 1959 | |
Irving I. Levine* | 1959 | |
William G. Cairns* | 1960 | |
Ruthven E. Ogilvie* | 1960 | |
John Biren* | 1960 | Grand Pursuivant 1969 |
Lloyd A. Jacaway* | 1961 | |
Robert S. Rober* | 1961 | |
Richard L. Weiss | 1961 | |
Norman Crosby | 1962 | |
Ben J. Soskin* | 1962 | |
Roy E. McGinnis | 1962 / 1967 | |
Clarence E. Redman* | 1962 | |
Herbert B. Montogomery* | 1963 | |
Byron F. Smith* | 1963 | |
Robert A. Cross* | 1964 | |
Harold Strauss* | 1964 | |
Chester A. Nelson* | 1964 | |
Edward M. Silverman | 1964 | |
Lewis Miller* | 1965 | |
Ivan M. Wyrick* | 1965 | |
Jules Carlin* | 1965 | |
Melville H. Nahin* | 1966 | Grand Master, 1999 |
William G. Cairns* | 1966 | |
Irvin B. Puskin | 1967 | |
William P. Mendenhall* | 1967 / 1972 / 1991 | |
Richard S. Young* | 1967 | |
Leland T. Greenwood* | 1968 | |
George M. Warner* | 1968 | |
Lewis Miller* | 1969 | |
Herbert H. Jaffe* | 1969 | |
Emanuel M. Spiegelman* | 1970 | |
Exial O. Hall* | 1970 / 1971 | |
Chris S. Phillis* | 1970 | |
Michael C. Maroko | 1971 | |
Sam L. Quint* | 1971 | |
Frank D. Rosen* | 1972 | |
Harry Fong* | 1972 | |
Jules I. Levi | 1972 | |
Edgar L. Friedman | 1973 | |
Louis N. Collins* | 1973 | |
I. Joseph Schwartz* | 1973 | |
Joseph Harris* | 1973 | |
Edgar Friedman | 1973 | Grand Pursuivant 1999 |
William H. Miller | 1973 / 2010 | |
Morton Varis* | 1974 | |
Charles Rosner* | 1974 | |
R. Jerrold Freeman* | 1974 / 2005 | |
Martin Gussman* | 1975 | |
Alfred B. Crum* | 1975 | |
Jack L. Abrams* | 1975 | |
Benjamin E. Pynes Jr. | 1975+ | |
Paul Rowe* | 1976 | |
C. Hyman Miller* | 1976 | |
Paul Firestone | 1977 | |
Richard W. Sharpe | 1977 | |
Al Black* | 1977 | |
Harold Slone* | 1977 | |
Edgar W. Lee | 1977+ | |
Harold W. Wax | 1978 | |
Jack Revel | 1978 | |
Harry L. Zebrack* | 1978 | |
Peter Koustas | 1979 | |
Phillip Kaplan* | 1979 | |
Mark G. Gershon* | 1979 | |
Stanley I. Schway* | 1980 | |
Nathan Shaphran* | 1980 | |
Leonard M. Tiep | 1980 | |
Leonard Group* | 1980 | |
James Selimos | 1980 / 1983 | |
Issac Cohen* | 1981 | |
George Razsadin* | 1981~ | |
Bernhard D. Morse | 1981 / 1989 / 2001 | |
Morris Koretz* | 1982 | |
Barry Stone* | 1982 | |
Ja Richards | 1983 / 1993 | |
Leon Fisher* | 1983 | |
Sol Marco | 1983 / 1985 / 1999 | |
Bruce L. Shaphran | 1984 / 2004~ | |
Sidney Levine* | 1984 | |
Jerome Gould | 1985 | |
Ralph S. Dunn* | 1985 | |
Haskell Goodman* | 1985 / 1997 | |
Robert L. Sills | 1986 | Senior Grand Deacon, 2007 |
Norman E. Grattan* | 1986 | |
Ronald J. Stein | 1987 | |
Robert Edelman* | 1987 | |
Robert J. Alexander | 1987 | |
Timothy Slone | 1988 | |
Thomas Minahane* | 1988 / 1989 | |
Max Paster | 1988 | |
Edward E. Segal | 1989 | |
Robert M. Black | 1990 | |
Melville Conhaim* | 1990 | |
Ronald Koretz | 1991 | Grand Orator, 1997 |
John R. Berman | 1991+ | |
Harry G. Golden | 1992 | |
Howard Brandes | 1992 | |
Elonard Cohen | 1993 | |
Auri Spigelman | 1994+ | |
William Nemoy* | 1994 | |
Sarkis Babian | 1995 | |
I. Howard Steinore | 1995 | |
A. Jeffrey Gordon | 1996 | |
Evan A. Weiss | 1996 | |
William H. Park | 1997 | |
James Petersen | 1997 | |
Byron A. Smith* | 1998 | |
Lawrence Lebowsky | 1999~ | |
Michael J. Bear | 1999 / 2002 / 2006 | |
Joshua Marom | 2000+ | |
David Francis Philips | 2003 / 1991~ | |
Roy E. Steinfeld | 2004 / 1995~ | |
Bruno Samuel | 2007 | |
Don Wijesinghe | 2008 | |
Jeffrey L. Bear | 2007/2013 | Grand Sword Bearer 2017 |
Timothy Shiner | 2011 | |
Joseph Esshaghian | 2012 | Grand Orator 2015 |
Kerin Surents | 2014/2015 | |
Yuki Matsumoto | 2016 | |
Michael J. Bear | 1999 / 2002 / 2006 / 2017 / 2018 |
Masons 4 Mitts[edit]
Ionic Composite Lodge is an active participant in the Masons 4 Mitts program.[3][4][5][6]
Notable Members[edit]
- Norm Crosby since September 2005.
- Mel Blanc was a recipient of Vierling Kersey Award in 1962[7] [8]
The Lodge Building[edit]
Ionic Masonic Center | |
Ionic Masonic Center, Photographed from La Cienega Blvd. | |
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Location | 1122 South La Cienega Blvd. Los Angeles, California |
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Coordinates | 34°03′22″N 118°22′33″W / 34.0561493°N 118.3758501°WCoordinates: 34°03′22″N 118°22′33″W / 34.0561493°N 118.3758501°W ⧼validator-fatal-error⧽ |
Built | 1950 |
Ionic Masonic Center is a two-story, 5,940 sq. ft. building located on a 14,277 sq. ft. lot[9]. The building was completed in 1950. The first floor is designed to accommodate commercial tenants. The second floor is dedicated to masonic lodge meetings and rented for private events. The lodge room has original wooden handcrafted lodge furnishings used for ceremonial meetings.
The building accommodates two masonic lodges: Ionic Composite No. 520 and Beverly Hills Lodge No. 528.[10]
See also[edit]
References[edit]
- ↑ "Roster - Complete List of Consolidated Lodges". Masons of California. freemason.org.
- ↑ http://ioniccomposite520.com/lodge-details/past-masters-3-2/
- ↑ http://www.cafreemason-digital.com/cafreemason/january_february_2018/MobilePagedArticle.action?articleId=1330748#articleId1330748
- ↑ http://www.cafreemason-digital.com/cafreemason/january_february_2017/MobilePagedArticle.action?articleId=1074307#articleId1074307
- ↑ https://www.freemason.org/doc/California%20Masons%20in%20the%2021st%20Century%20(2%20MB).pdf?id=267
- ↑ https://www.masons4mitts.org/
- ↑ https://www.ioniccomposite.com/vierling-kersey-award
- ↑ https://www.myfreemasonry.com/threads/brother-melvin-mel-blanc.20601/
- ↑ https://www.propertyshark.com/mason/Property/16303569/1122-S-La-Cienega-Blvd-Los-Angeles-CA-90035/
- ↑ http://bhl528.wixsite.com/beverlyhillslodge528/contact
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