1924-1925 Ekklesia in Richmond, Virginia

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Non-elective officers of the 1924 Ekklesia: Cecil J. Wilkinson (Ohio Wesleyan 1917), Charles Eastman (University of Illinois 1906), Phil Lyon (Ohio Wesleyan 1916), William Chamberlin (Denison 1893), Ed Mattern (Allegheny College 1890). The 76th Ekklesia was held in Richmond, Virginia at the hotel Jefferson on December 31, 1924 through January 3, 1925. There were 374 Brothers registered for the 76th Ekklesia.

Abstract/Description:	Non-elective officers of the 1924 Ekklesia: Cecil J. Wilkinson (Ohio Wesleyan 1917), Charles Eastman (University of Illinois 1906), Phil Lyon (Ohio Wesleyan 1916), William Chamberlin (Denison 1893), Ed Mattern (Allegheny College 1890). The 76th Ekklesia was held in Richmond, Virginia at the hotel Jefferson on December 31, 1924 through January 3, 1925. There were 374 Brothers registered for the 76th Ekklesia.
Subject(s):	1924-1925 Ekklesia
Date Created:	1924

Title:	1924-1925 Ekklesia in Richmond, Virginia.
Type of Resource:	still image
Genre:	Photograph; black and white
Date Created:	1924
Extent:	8 x 10 inches
Abstract/Description:	Non-elective officers of the 1924 Ekklesia: Cecil J. Wilkinson (Ohio Wesleyan 1917), Charles Eastman (University of Illinois 1906), Phil Lyon (Ohio Wesleyan 1916), William Chamberlin (Denison 1893), Ed Mattern (Allegheny College 1890). The 76th Ekklesia was held in Richmond, Virginia at the hotel Jefferson on December 31, 1924 through January 3, 1925. There were 374 Brothers registered for the 76th Ekklesia.
Identifier(s):	pgd00013 (local)
Subject(s):	1924-1925 Ekklesia
Held by:	Phi Gamma Delta Digital Repository
Is Part Of:	Folder: 1924 Ekklesia (Morgue 236).
In Collections:	Images Allegheny College (Pi) - Chapter Collection 1924-1925 Ekklesia Collection

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