North Tonawanda, N. Y., Lodge Holds Field Day for Children

Cooperating with the local branch of the Y. M. C. A., the members of North Tonawanda N. Y., Lodge No. 860 recently provided a field day for nearly 2,000 children. Games and sports featured the day, but before the program started the children had the pleasure of marching from the Home of the Lodge to the field, headed by a large brass band. Traffic was halted and the youngsters were given the right-of-way. Ine field day marked the closing of the summer play grounds and the last holiday for the children before the opening of school. It was the second affair of its kind to be staged by the two organizations and was judged to be far better than the field day held in 1923. Much credit for its success was due William Ramsay who is Secretary of the Y. M. C. and also Chaplain of North Tonawanda Lodge.

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