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Roland L. Minnehan, c. 1955
Roland L. Minnehan was the Acacia masonic lodge master in 1938.Tags Freemasons -
James R. Pomeroy, c. 1955
James R. Pomeroy was Acacia masonic lodge master in 1936. He also served as principal of the Stuart School (1906) and on the Board of Public Instruction and school supervenient. He also managed East Coast Lumber Company and served as postmaster and later clerk of courts for Martin County. -
Morgan R. Cartwright, c. 1955
Morgan R. Cartwright was the Acacia masonic lodge master in 1935. He was a realtor, a justice of the peace, head of Martin County Welfare Board during the depression, and manager of the old St. Lucie Hospital. -
Fred A. Stafford, c. 1955
Fred A. Stafford was the Acacia masonic lodge master in 1934 and a civil engineer. -
Ivan Taylor, c. 1955
Ivan Taylor was the Acacia masonic lodge master in 1933 and the first Animal Control officer in Stuart and founder of the Martin County Animal Rescue League. -
Edward Mapp, c. 1955
Edward Mapp was Acacia masonic lodge master in 1932. Mapp served as school superintendent in the 1920s and 1930s and was later a realtor. -
Cecil R. Johns, c. 1935
Cecil R. Johns, Acacia masonic lodge master in 1931, owned Johns Funeral Home and Johns Ambulance Service. -
Charles H. Rue, c. 1935
Charles H. Rue, Acacia masonic lodge master 1930. Charles H. Rue worked as manager or salesman for several businesses through the years including Texaco, Pontiac, Firestone, Luckhardt Construction, and the Stuart News. He was also an experienced carpenter, and designed and constructed a watchtower at Hobe Sound beach during WWII. He also served on the Martin County School Board in the 1930s. -
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Jesse H. Whitfield, c. 1935
Jesse H. Whitfield was the Acacia masonic lodge master in 1928. He served as the first vice mayor of Salerno and farmed in the St. Lucie Inlet Farms. His wife became town clerk and postmaster for Salerno.Tags Freemasons