Salt Lake Telegram | 1949-10-19 | Page 11 | Masons Honor Twelve Utahns

Masons Honor Twelve Ufahns Conferring of the highest honors hon-ors In Scottish Rlt Masonry ths 33rd degree and the rank of knight commander, court of honor' on 12 Utahna waa announced Wednesday by th supreme council, southern jurisdiction, at Its biennial session ' In Washington, D. C The three Utah Masons who received re-ceived th 33rd degree were: Dr. Robert D. Steele, president, Westminster West-minster college; Raymond C. Wilson, Wil-son, senior vice president First Security Bsnk of Utah, N. A- and JaeV-F. W y-Ja eoaetrustioa superintendent, Utah Power and Light Co. jnv .1 Brsrkrn lit- f'-'J a knight commander of the court of honor, along with Herman O. Fetscher, accountant and Edwin C. Randall, secretary-treasurer-msnager. Pioneer Coal and Lumber Lum-ber Co.; John Robertson, Kenne-cott Kenne-cott Copper Corp, Bingham; W, E. Cuahlng. Union Paclfio Railroad Co, public relations department; Claude D. Erb. hardware merchant; mer-chant; George T. Hansen, president presi-dent Utah Southern Oil Co.; Jesse J. Thompson, retired merchant and Walter O. King. Sit Lake Tribune editorial staff memier. Both the S3rd and the knight commander degreea are In recognition recog-nition for meritorloue service In Masonic civic or public Ufa