Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-09-18 | Page 4 | Bingham Italians Signally Honored Diploma and Medal are Bestowed

Bingham Italians Signally Honored r; J7 f S Diploma and Medal Are Bestowed ' 1 T top Diploma awarded the Italian society No. 68 of Bingham, Utah, by the Italian Red Cross for the strong financial support accorded by ' this patriotic Utah lodge; below, views of two sides of bronze medal 'awarded Italian Lodge No. 68 of Bingham for ita active loyalty. i . 1 'dl-ST Jii 50TT0 L'ALTO PB0TETT0R170 OCIXli L L. MM. IL RC C LA REGlKA V' 1 &S ' 'i7- TENORE DeQLI ART lit E IJC ML 8EG0LAMEX7Q OESEJtALR k "I st W057 aEL "Jfsroavre DSUASSQOAZIONS fi'S-SS DEL COMfTArQ..CENTRAL p'lS con Medagua di Brokzo M 6S (&&Lzy tifti'iQt'f.: etiHftu.-Mjtm i " rE!BeJaE mi'AisocAflciw i Red Cross of King Im-raanuel's Im-raanuel's Land Remembers Remem-bers Compatriots. T1IK Italian soelety of Bingham, lodse No. 6S, which has been most patriotic and active in Red Cross and other like work has I been sisnally honored by the Italian Red Cross, which is under the hlKh protection of the kins and queen of ftaly. The Bing'ham society under date of April 15, was awarded the diploma of benevolence with bronae medal for Its patriotic donations Riven in favor of the Italian soelety. The Italian society now has a membership mem-bership or 135. its ranks being greatly nepleted hy members entering the Amerl-ean Amerl-ean and Italian armies and other forces I his soeieiy raised J13u0 for the Italian1 bed Cross last spring when the help was greatly appreciated at Rome, and , rie honors jnst received are highly prized I the oil leers of the Hingham lodge are Chiea Santo, president; Ermi t-'eghezzi. vice-president; J. D'Fezzopane, secretary and John M. Contralto, treasurer.